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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-10

might be deferred until another day, as he
thought The weather TOO cold TO put Ihe SOL
dlers under arms. The Governor replied TO
him THAT as the weather was not too cold
Tor the ladies, lie thought il was not too cold
for The Roman soltiers.' have seen on n
day which threatened rain a guard of Ro-
mans iurn cui, every one Of whom had an
umbrella under his arm, the drummer and f.
fer alone accepted.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-10

IHE AMERICAN LANGUAGE. An English
man, perusIng an American newspaper. ex-
eIn'ned impatiently, on noticing some of
Webs'er's oIthographical Improvements
These people ought to he denied the use
OF the English language il they cant treat it
better
English language?' echoed a Yankee,
without removing the cigar from between
his teeth, guess you're mistaken, boss i'll
the American language
American! repeated the wondering
Englishman.
Guess IFS that" said Jonathan, coolly
we've annexed it,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-10

thrifty farmer lately went to Bra,,lsbo.
rough, among other Jobs. to get his mastica-
tors improved. The dentisr told him that
one tooth needed 10 be filed. when the far.
mer suggested that a. be had other things 10
al,end TO. the operator had better take tbs
tooth and Gil il, 90 that il might be ready on
his fo&urn. yN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-10

Some genius hns fixed the following item
Two gentlemen each have daughter, each
marries the daughter Of the other; if chill.
drsn arise from the union on both sides, wha
relation would they bs to each other ?
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-10

ntentment !; and that was the marriage Of
ank Minot and Katie YALE Peierson's La.
s. National Magazine.
? 0 E I r Y
Written for the Eastern Times
First and Second Love.
BY LOUISE MAYBURY.
A mournful brow,
Dark curling hair.
And an eye that flashes ..
Everywhere.
A scornful curl,
On the chiseled lip;
A rose bud mouth .... ..
r Where the bee might sip. r ..
Such was my love- ....
.-.ra. Virginia.
Her air was proud,
But proudly free; .... .--....
And she stepped as though -......
On the waves of the sea.
Her voice was sweet,
But mournful tone
Awakened an echo r'
Deep in my own.
Such was my love ... -.
.-. Virginia.
A tiny hand
As marble, white
And slender foot
Half hid from sight
A graceful form,
An air like queen;
That haunted me ever,
In every dream.
Such had my love-
Virginia.
A proud. proud air
But loving heart;
By impulse moved.
And not by art.
A winning way;
A sunbeam smile,
That had stolen my heart,
Twas ST free from guile.
Such had my love
Virginia.
=
A calm, calm brow
flushed TO rest. ..'......
Pale, waxen fingers
Crossed on her breast.
Dropping. frinsed lids
Hiding starry eyes;
The casket lay below.
The gem was in the skies.
Thus was my love-
Virginia.
A pure, sweet brow
And ringing laugh;
A ruby lip -..t..-.-. .....l
Bright golden curls, ..,. .... ...
And 'witching EYES.
That geam with mischief
AS she flies.
Such is my love
.-...... My Lillian.
Two dainty hands
Oft thread my hair;
And smile beams on me
Everywhere.
A fitting form
Before my eyes,
Makes my home
A paradise.
Such is my love-
ai' -ia My Lillian.
Two soft, white arms, .......
Like wreath Of mist;
Two pouting lips
Ever tempting to kiss.
A bird like voice
And merry song,
That gushes ever
Her life along.
Such has my love-
My Lillian.
A loving heart, .....s.
A happy home;
A hope of bliss -a
Beyond the tomb;
A loving heart,
Undimmed by care,
But thankful-hoping
Everywhere.
Thus am blessed
In Lillian.
Bath, June /, 1852.
f-+rn ~7y'
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A calm, calm brow
flushed 10 rest.
Pale, waxen fingers
Crossed on her breast.
Dropping. fringed lids
Hiding starry eyes;
The casket lay below,
The gem was in the skies.
Thus was my love-
Virginia.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-03-04

and mortal puts on immortality;
When mercy's hand hath turned the golden hoy,
Aud mercys voice hath said, Rejoics tty s5uf 10
6fesf
The little party were soon guided by Mrs.
Smyth 10 the hoSpitable abode Of q good mis-,
sionary, Mhnm Christian charity has placed
here as a shepherd 10 the outcast and wander
ing, who are constantly finding an asylum CA
this shore
Who can speak che blessedness Of that first
day Of freedom Is not the sense Of Liberty a
higher and finer one than any Of The 6ye--to
move and speak and breathe 70 cut and come
in unmatched and free from danger Who
can speak the blessings Of that rest which
comes down on freeman's pillow, under laws
which protect him, and insure to him the pre-
cious rights which God has given him? How
fair and precious to that mother was that
unconscious child's face endeared by the MEM
DRY Of a thousand dangers-how impossible
was Il to sleep in the exuberapt possession Of
such blessedness And yet these two had not
one acre Of ground not a roof 10 call their
own they had spent their all, TO the last dol
lar; they had nothing mere than the fowls Of
the air or the flowers OF the field and yet they
could not sleep for joy. Oh, ye who take free
dom from man, with what words shall ye an
swer for il TO God
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-03-04

moral bower 10 live for Il or b die for L. cur
pext resort ns1tet be % Government 10 legsla-
tive enactnenss. Government is instituted 10
be the agent Of society, or, more properly the
organ through which society may perform IFS
leeitimata functions Il is not the master Of
society its business Il not 30 control society.
bat 20 be the organ through which society
effects its will. Society has never b petition
GOYcinment is It's subject and
subject 70 is commands"
eWhy not abolish the priestly OiHoe?"
g Miserable pandeFs to tho preiudices Of the
ege,r are they, says Mr.. BrOWnson; but men
are beginning 70 speak out on this subject aud
the day Of reckoning IS approaching" Well
let it come. We want no dumb dogs that
viii nos bark As Mr. Brownson himself has
become pander to these miserable panders
10 the preiudices Of the age" the priests we
presume he i ready to receive his share IN the
day Of reckoning which is approaching But
rrs have no objection to the priests 50 long as
they continue to perform their peculiar fanc-
tons IS the ministers Of Christianity lut when
they transcend their Office and seek 70 reduce
the ffeemen Of this Republic to a state Of vas
'saiage to a foreign p0tealate, we mnst be AZ
lowed TO protest and expose the Vaccinations
of those who advocate it We are willing 30
stand upon the platform Of Mr. Brownson in
lss0, although be has abandoned it Our aim
is " to break she letters Of the bound, and set
tie captive free 70 break all oppression, estab-
fish the reign Of Justice, which is the reign Of
equality between man and nsaD and 10 de
yate and fraterniEe al nations sud individuals.
Let US entertain the hope that Mr. Brownson'
tee paa- -, 1anerge from the thick darkness
which now beeloads his mind aAd enter the
true spiritual kingdom, the religion Of the
new covenant the religion written on the
heart
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-03-04

The Rhode island Logislatsgfe has ad j0mned
Maine liquor law lost 1000 voted 70 enter
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-03-04

and mortal puts on immortality
When nercys hand hath turned the golden hey,
And mercy's voice hath said, Rgoics, nv s0uf %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17


Rsssiss Eresd Captain Brennan, on the Sixth ~ard
poss and ooes Martin, arrsstsd, yesterday aerman
named Edward Noak, ON charge OF Sealing pocket
hook containing S72 from the person OF Charles Rock
blend OF che ascued. seems that the complainant
and the accused out together making visit, and
salsd ct the house OF Adolph APPEL No. 100 Mulberry
sJeet whore the accused oosorved the pocket book
hts friend protrudipg FROM the pocket, took the
opsred IT, and extrasted fomo $50 from It, and them
threw the book away, net supposng there any
money in 1t Subsequently, however the pocket book
wss and in another part of the book sos
that bsd hen overlooked by the accused Tho suspicion
rsst Nosk and bis arrest portion of tbs stolen
money was found, and . sih dress purchased by him
with stolen money for young woman or his acqnsint-
aDce. The prisoner conveyed before Justice Lo-
tbrop where be conf se5 bis guilt, and accordingly
committed 20 the Tomba for trial
Keeping q Dis@dsriy fiouse.-A German paIned NaIoan
Herman, ke per Of porter house s,tnatet as No 30
Houston street arrested yeeter day BY ooer Seno
Aed, . warrant Issued by Justice Mouutort whereo
he rts Dds charged with keeping dsorderly bope Via
resor. for boys and FIR the purpose OF gaming At
cards, domipoeR, bagatele, &c for money The eyi-
dssos as a!nst the accused three apprentice boys
two NJ whom belong 10 Mr. John Levy cutter, 10
1Ge Rvinecn street, who suspected from the absence Of
his boys where they resored, went To the porter house
and there foucd them In Tho company Of another boy,
appr,D Of Mr. Charles JOINER, glass. cutter, Of
1ao Riypgton street, where they engaged in gam
hlirg. TIE magistrate, the evidence adducad held
the accused TO bail in the OF $500 to answer the
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" never eo.ors shown b., BY DT; Davia. 9. keSror
ssssIisssa 6pass Inssssel ISs,a.r S;s1. 70
s5 e
= Dixon had ha h,r renewed ao. h,yins sen bald tSr
Hnz s1ar ss - t'fs sIsa
ps ;s a. saf liz D.
@ asa WS f,;sis NEW hii v ii,i
that inform you OF tho rca,orn.ion Of ny hsr witch Lad
ss'R aRs II
posed y was hereditary with or ianly AishsS ris
sss 3 % stas 81 a @ Z.
SSi a s .
Al no Chofc once cisy Hail. daily sosfocteliy yOure
D.. KErI,sssR ,sIR1Nsny people sink cha. u is :
make ny case inown. as5bai Tor over ten pears.
By sMong psIsuason Ky your ayid srt the Use
BAssER; % nasd9gsai street, Nov YORK ~ has VA,
yorl ers pronounced it tru sro Taey
On S Wa ono VITO acaelrdes sss
T. n sGyr regain 10 Sa ha ana
ioos sHS s21S s. Il Sso az
maze gS haze e2 81 ,snr. 40 90 sss
.ay one can snd mako an s,san..9u q nv ha. LHov
rs i n - VIII st pE9 loud f'ract yoass sVsA"
NJ knssr ia ,gaiH 6osa honorcd BY reference 20
i2aG r91 ans 4'3 shsa 5 o. zoo sos
sreig bald gar nasTy q yasr5 na IA egto Vic tesa
italy. lie ssa hs.G was nlio faatsrci ord retto.ed
fsd RI ny lsl end 10 Lad a5sfsred Il ever "a.
saihn IN us Lar nd 2'ili saos4e5s; !. -, !,
Family - st:to hat whom called YEA n ssiaton te
ny niecos aziv, sd congtcnoc II CT az ether
s9@oI, ~ f.''osE te L.r Whs. siLst =
tho sr yoa oouia easily orro ai tht lid asad6 10 tho
oity vE pleased vith pour r,rkpess fov cry readily
s. .hot:et iGJss. most ohsafG and ,gsssy cay slas
ono bottle fsaeDod nv ni,ossna q uo re- ny Own in
decd thS oa.o e hssy .rk9t and e etrot one ta,
vas then oostsd At 81 Meroor street nart door Dr.
Bpdas or1nar aSshmans y wae esat that nduc e
ssronsersnd % . .las o. y midlothian ever was -
fors Al 'hst Tea hoped TO d Tss e a,v: wA tay
nice had bad & IsmosGss der az G@s
And stll snoshaf weadarful c..e-Nr Jsta osrte, q
- IN. Of bo,s.s o. Koingoss Meets fluid n
r. Augtin of Yosh,rs had h.r for Yssrs; n pcnc,n
Mcfarland Of Yonsor bald osht Scarthcr hair is
pr i' 1ord sci ssed
know OF your truly wonderful romody en- dfy o,sts
years q ag and hayo boon bald shout twenty Lad
grow anel7 shall certainly have enc hesd q HAITI
have known Mo siber Eeer Tor year. Che hse so
q tnick go5sy hoad ofhar essrLsgrs lost stoT
long ems Her 9iotiuy IN Astonishing case Keur truy
ia. KsILiscaR -sis-.y, vito hst lost sll Los hs,-
and although were noghbors, Rad confidence IL
remedy. When l sslled on you end eatsd sts oircur
donSt l. viii, rsss posSaro. sag sass Sot onc te.te Ia
boon used before th9 hair startad thick y Is
about fourteen nche9 long. much thsot fns sad
On. K,iLScsR --sR Il had RTest dauSts o. you're, Is
Dob benefit Ivas t3ll and urged By OF eienls
10 MAKO trial. tho consequence complies snd rpld
hof former hsir, to agreeable sGontgh mont Goa1
truly, y, !. oRn7BT. LsnsItno plase. Nov York city
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srsTRHCr..ia.

DLEAAPeHIP.-T TERMS kEDUCED -8OLDSIIrB =
Writing Rooms, $50 Broadway. nr,s oornsr abe 70 thu
Irving Mr. q. recsivol pgpls dlily 81 half hc
usual cha Fgce yi 50 so for 81 ioong Of an
hour snoh stationery 60o IS for venty lessons nolad
ing stationery Private Lessons At th oaiy rod
20 $40. L,dies Clsaaes 81 II a and o'clock Z. Con
temen st0 a. M and 3. T. ard oo.sok r. ~, daily
ceptpg Saturday. From tho sunday hi pa ob:-Goid
,mhs oacr nm bera haze accepted. nrn.ors continue
10 neeeTs he offer made The other DIV Mr. Godsmsh
give lady gentleman applying hie Academy $50
broadway during the present. .nth full Of eeeone
IN Psnmnpship for So 60 moty Of the ordinary change
M Godsm.th 10 par excellence the peeman OF America
o certainly stsndg alone unGnptoaGhai in thie country
both in tho executive department OF h art and ~ 10
rtrueter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17
MAILS FOR EUROPE /.

Tho American mail steamship Franklin, Capt wotton,
wiz leave this port noor TO day for Havre via South
ampten Her maD win slosc at 10X o'clock this morn
Ing. Tho New YosE WEEKLY HERALD printed in French
and English will bs ready at half past o'clock this
morning. Single copies sixpenoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

DO 10 tho perfect esfsoon Of
shas he celebrated Bohemian Heir eyo win n5tansiy
ohsu,e rcd candy gray, light hsr 30 beautiful
black brown that viii not tho hair or einj AID
ahss 10 will change fade Tho will DO
gvcn 10 any person who can show that any other hs dyo
in market possessed tho sNne or good qua.s.
Nsnusot urd and sold BY BI0C3 co. ct thr poruu
toro 7 hudson street fren 10 cont. r,r onee liberal
reduction by the quantity Aeo for sse cheap ell kinds Of
Essential OILS ferfuresy, Extracts. Pcmsdos, Brueaos,
nha
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The wEEKLy HxRALD will Do Published at ten o'elosk
this morning Its contents viii embrace the FORREST
oae Lola hentes Cards the California news the latest
intelligence rom Europe ae Co. TO- sinslo copies In
NrspptYA ALI pence.
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IIOS7 Nc STE ADS.


f1NHE LAST OfPoRfUNirY.-TuE FoURra aa1U-
Association viii be boid At the Mercer ouss, soudsy
evening" Jan 49, o52 b. the deoisen o. the Dosrd at fras
tees md for the Of AnE the entiro number of
men bs the initiation 100 still emsna ab two dollsr9 bub
Viii positively be nci eased after THE meeting There
mein two d ehsrea dspaso Of and 40 there
snd sty eight taken 40 the yegnlsr esb
iDr the probability 10 that there will nob DO spgo share
lct tftor Monday night kouenber, that inyoat
mont OF three toaro month will coeumpla 10 fa1
years 10 eight hundred doliaraanJ Join Esa0mber,
thar you wish 30 borrow 20 bald or purchase
home that yen osn do u by becoming member OF ths
oAtion-ao join Tho yalue OF each shsre IL xf
ADtrsDoa eees 81 Monthly 80 Oco OF Secretary IA
Lave DO obtained And bora may earoli tholr
JOHN ". gENIN Pfesdeus,
X. w, 0SEDMN, Woo PRECEDENT.
j. W WESTON, Secretary, ofaeo No. is Spruce Baseet
second GoOr.
A HOME OR MONEY -EITHER NAY BIZ PROCURED
~ by booomDg member tho knsokerb,oker Building
Association which will hold public meeting Monday
eyenirg Jon. 49, at ~ O'clock in Do la Reoss Assembly
Roon conner OF Twenty hh street and Eighth aven
Tho which has exercised Ia forming h3 sss>os
on gusrsptece 70 all tho utmost prudence los
enabled IN few yeare u or 81 moebl pay for home
ae.d. receive $3.50 caoh All who would like 20 DO IA
formed Of the and osn how tho largo as
rndo, invited 10 attend this moe.irg nserootipg sd
drossas will DO delivered and tho fuaat information inr
Dshed 70 the poct safety Of the syeten Ladies
gentlemen are invited % attend.
SOLOMON ElPP, President
JAS X. DsLVECjnIo, Visa Pres
EDWARD }. MADDEN, Secretary.
TruEtoo5J W. Savage Peter Jaobaop, B1sstug Ly@en,
Wilton Roof, Cum'a II Tucker. Daniel 3. Fonnge j. ".
Howe, H. HOPPER Mott, w. IL Grcnslle.
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THE LII SIC A son.

H. Y9strss sadSrsisnsa c2n@'' 70 Of aTaass~sn,e
fsn,ra sl,s ~. Grand AassmsY ana s.1y. Z, EyoP
Esttopsli,sn isss EfiPlsri Hail, q xSnaaS SSaans
- JACOB Rasssii ASH Trsas once. Custom House.
ssa esssai order Desk '; c1'.om Hous.
Theodore Fromcnt, 1853 allen street.
D. " Anderson. u sixth .yenuo.
k L. e. . - ST,a ~ .rt 1'sns'n ''''''
IA T. R pun h E; John , .:ssss
Y. y. Kennsay, III Greenwich sI'eA
:Ss = T,s ;s =, !, T S,s,
g. se sa@s ssSsa.a s,a ,iaa: o,n % -
4 sss Bsss ::st S;'s u .s a.
d. il. Howell, Or nd Warden IS Du,ns 0trest
sn ns 1sna p sGa'S a I'D rs sss'r %
Golden Rnle or 90, "A stroeb.
Members ordor requested In RECALLS
SEe0ND ANNUAL MASONIC AZ or PALrsrINa
No ~ SSshs T9%pa Win b 3ss
TioEss So 10 admi, aud two ladies' oaa 30 oh
sssss 1:? ;ssSS
.ofs nrn sI 3 49, Ss sra
3 + nn BsSS s'''i cr Y Wis
ChAs. JAS. sPGNcEl. 0hAlrman-
Members iho orier are reqpsasad appear full
NoTICE1 cRAND IAncYANpc civic DRESS BALL IL,
lVB Drama Association Monday evening neSA lgth
=. tho Brondway Casino tChin kocns AIDING Dani ia
Ts viii bo tho gran dest bs ofthe kyery
viii bo th9re Tokoss 81 to DO had at the door snd
OF the merb crg OF the Association.
A1ADAKE 0RAvIEa pEsIARnIgs mas TIE
Nk honor 10 inform ths public tina che will
quarter st her academy, - clinton piaoe,
ejncsdays and Saturday, pt ~ O'clock Evonin5 Cseses
Mondays and Thnrsdays Brooklyn Cassos Tuesday and
Friday aitarnoons 1osk Ut Nj Bertcaus Institution.
g FierToronb sbreet.
GlENIY WELLS AND MS SISTER MADAME II.
Gay3fa Academy for Dancing AID graceful dopcrt
nons 81 shs ssuyvessnt Institute 90 Brosdway.kew
t2.o compromising GI-ssg adulte Mondays aud Thur
morning end evening" classes for aad asss
Wednogsys aud Saturdays AZ T. n. hours devoted ~
special oll5sas sHd 70 private Lessons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

HOTELS,

A CAhD-i BEG LEAVE MOST RESPECTFULLY III
announce 10 my follow Ctzots AVID tic pa bio gene
rally that have romoeeloa and sted tho houso No
mercer atTt &C. (fnrmr- known the Stf6Nb6FIy Eru6
ant intend oponia tc.pug \ ID 7oateci Sad resras
tsblt msnnerN will hereafter No Known the E1nhtn
slsdts and viii DO undr tho auptrinter
o. william stamor $50 a.sa ty VIA. able ed vel tnswu
eAtarer syiney Stoke EOr v-Drrgtrr Of tho 81
81 ,dee. BTooelyn. T4e whole house haa undergone
thorough tspsshe feTiug rooms sEcsiloet rnd con.
ifrtehly urniBht and, in ZACH every department has
Loon arranged Win sarr ior she purtooc a rul
core and comfort 10 all ph0 lCroF wish shclr
Trtronste Tbs above named rastieg will - happy Ia
thof fFitado and Mo public sob0rrlY uondsy
.ahunsy lgLh, 81 1g ID, e. pQrL1Ec az COLLATION..
GsRiA slsaNERs, eoto Psoyeiar a.
NIB Lodging BY She Eigh., veoh, Other fifcs A.
emily application will " nossssary secure ohJee a
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aDyFaTlSgNRSFs REsEwED EVERY DAY.


EyWE, aTs
Z. = REWAgD.-LoST, OR EIsLA1p IN Tue BOND
ssO street balloon sGs Broadway Coraoe DrocSh (tgo
siamohds Tho above reward s 10 caia on rebuvnh mo
onr-oN TUESDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEEN
n a fighh ,nd Fgapklin abrcetB. en- Drpa1HtY, i've
stono diamond Ring with CroBoeo shape Rosas and blue
anarcial haGt raEsy tagfs. Cd. iA1 Niler VIII DO re-
aaracl BY loayiEg q ~ Es. Dsok co.s 2i Bso,av.y
piosss ss0p /, y o0ei fr 'se srf ave 'niorr.'i'n -
pNrt7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

Comme Bank, Perth Alnb0y..NOtel
this bank redeemed ~ IS per discount by
I,sn9 10 ana " Fulton street in payment ready made
Glosh Ing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

tnnpsioa and dscsao. on Monday, and Thursday. a. AZ
Greenwich street, On thoss dsyD tho oos parlors
tovn publicly 10 tho medical faculty and all persona
yhns hear and SEQ tho iraoulou2 ouros eectod by DR..
visor ste houys nina and two. H. ABTEN, Sasrotcyy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17
SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

nj AsONIC EOTICE.-EUREKA LODGE, NO. 2i3-
Nl The members of this lodge hereby summoned q
tend sai meeting at their OF BroomC
I'D Crosby streoV, this evening January ~ ct O'Clock
4. LAWSON, SEQ WA II UNDERHILL. w. NJ
rJNHB CITIZENS MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCOUNT.
lstipg Fund Association will hold public moetins
IN Monday evening" Jan H. q. ~ o'clock a. hsr rooms
No d2 Broadway next door above Canal The
lie earnestly invited 70 attend Explanatory addreaso
VIII BE- deli th win advsnt. eni objects. nOoi
ofsphpcripton arc open daily from ~ AN. ill I H. an
on Wednesday and Saturday evenings until o'c.acA
may DO had grssis b. anplyins as abovo
SIMEON DRAPER President.
L. DELArIELD Smith, Vice President.
JOSIAH +. KENDALL, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

j. Y. Savage, % Fuiton street, would
call attention 90 the email Gold Hunting Levers
for ladisn variety Of Gold and Silver Hunting
and other Watches Gen tlomen All warranted parai
tnekespsrs prices thas cannot fail 10 please.
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sSeHNHD DAT1' or THE "GyOO Tihk COMING,
Monday evening JannsrJ ~ The Auosha9iAns
tshe pleas announcing - their friends add Ne
rnbo generally The, III commence their ssrss o.
Concerts tho eY0 st the Taosrneeis. sad Will 1--WE
their nd NGsoal Soires aboys, on hosesy
eyoBrsrss Jan - Tho vine eoags viii orm por
zion tho Tho voice ~ LnnOr' JUS
pee Nnd ra,p'cd 80 M loiy ~ so, II me tinor f'
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potp tho . oil tho brvl hearted 80 ho aoans osr a..
happy tospes other dsJssunxb by hs Good ~ Boy
hoods heme,' "0rsve Of Wellington" "Caols San =
FARM; " Bon Belt Eossu ths grand Welcome 70 ASeri
o. - snns IN tho national air OF Amerttn Eny.ti IN
Frsnos sIto tie thar. sentiy TnS old rirmor ia s.s
easy chair Ihe Ivy and tia Kim" Cold asor 3ons,
The ROBINS Csrei Or tho Bud renper.nea song; Tie
pield o. u, Good time ooun, rsnt along &s ~.
ETC. rs cents eaeh 70 10 had s.nras and a. tao 5.oy
Doors pen At half pas, 20 common halt ps clock
Tho oiinn Piano 10 DO used a. thion Il fto tss ,s
bratd manusctory Of Gilbert Co.. Bog.0a -waFeroc-s-
3s3 ard fE Broadway, New York.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, BaoADw.Y, To LIT IN
~ gnire OF W. &c. Burton Box oioe. Chambers s.rsoa
Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17
uALHp NJ AUOTaON.

A UCTI0N NOTICE -rHOA BELL A6CyIONDvR-
"A BY II. n BushThis day. % icy eslees u ~ sue
esbret Furniture OF al dssoptfsna Also splendid rose
wod PisnofePe do Looking sAssu bar rsom
Fittings. Counters, no.
IJINRY f. WILLARD, AUcTIoHEER -Ro,EwOoD
snd nshosany Furniture. 40 This rasrp,as. s. I0
ootck ~ the uction Room, II Nassau stroe ooracr
Of Pine H. willard auctoneer will soil ~ anot.
above rich set Cd PArlor Furniture. With
general assortment Of mahogany do. sale persmptory 10
pay advances
II COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE
Dcsss Billiard Table. a. SoIr Cels,n win :sl,
Auction Rooms. No 50 Beekmen street, large assorsmont
o. good rev and second hsnd Furniture comprising sewers.
Mahogany and Black Walnut sofaa Mahogany ana Curl
Chairs Ircncs beds.as neok oase prs.s "nreaas ~.
vsns Marble Ton Centre Card and sofs rAbe1 WasatAnd
Tolets ha sany kookors Feather Bsds Natiresaas PHI
Lis ster Carpets and Oh Cloths Chamber Furniture Aso.
ssvera Counting Houao DESKS 0dcs Gu ars and Cnshi0n
Boston Roosors stsnds and Toilets TO- Also second
h.nd Billiard Table Ia order With all tho aturss for
imm odato Bale positive.