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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
WORCESTER.

kstone-s..7J Steere
ook6ed--Geotae Watkins
~Charlton-Levi Hammond
acknowledgements B. Aiken.
Leominster-J. S. Darling.
Phiilipston--Wm. Miller.
Petersham-CoI Geo. White
Shrewsbury Harrington.
WorcesIer-Geo. W. Gill.
Ashburnham, Auburn, Clinton, Dudley, Har-
ward, Hubbardston, Leicester, Mendon,
MIllbnry, Northbrdge, New Braintree
Paxton, Rutland, Sutton, Westminster,
Winchendon, and West Brookfeld, no
choice.
Bolton, Boylston, Dana, Oakham, Uxbridge,
Warren, and Webster, held no meetings.
HAMPSHIRE
A1herst, CRANKY, Hatfield, and W Hampton,
Northsnn,o,-A II Rn,lo, r u..a
ington.
Greenwich a coalition.)
ich ana rslharn no choice.
p,.se HAMPDEN.
' mnoaa' Montgomery, and Soulhwick.
SPrlngteld-Georrge Bliss, Theodore steb-
. bins, (whigs) 3
Nelson Tyler, (dem.l
,r,rrz..- -, scr,nned, AshheId, and
ShulesSury,ti each.)
HawIey and Shelburne, Il each.)
Bs,nardston, Charlemont, Coleraiue, Deer
field, Orange, and Ervng, no choice.
BERKSHIRE.
Beckett and Richmond, one each, 2
Pittsfeld--J. d. Colt, Charles Daniels. 2
Washington, Peru, and Sandisfeld-whig,
Dalton and Otis-No choice
NORFOLK.
Roxbury-W. Gaston W. A Crafts, Ii.
Hail. E. D. Bolt, vacancies.
Dorchester-E. King and E. Ford,
Midway, Needham, and Weymouth, ~
No choice.
BRISTOL.
Raynhamand MISREPRESENTATION.
Fall River, 8; New Bedford, s.; Taunton,
3.-No choice.
PLYMOUTH.
North Bridgewater--Nahum Perkins. l
Marshfeld--Baker.
South Scituate-Whg.
z. Bridgewater, Halifax, Kingston, Mid
dleboro', 2, and West Bridgewater, no
choice.
BARNsTABLE.
Barnstable.
Total, 40 A
Before elected, 100 l0l
l40 I42
About forty towns remain to be heard from.
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The Wimter Ternl ar nIiss nisnl.,,..,n

TIC WIhteF Term of Miss MigelOyv's
ScnooI, on Lincoln Square, will commence on FRI
DAY, November goth
In ADDITION 10 The former Board of Teachers the SER
instruction IN Ancient and Modern Languages
Instruction will also be given by Miss ADELAIDE
Guitar novio d,r
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SUFFOLK COUNTv

SUFFOLK COUNTY :
boston,. Allen, I. Burr, j. Cowden, H
NJ Holbrook, J. Odin, Jr., Silas F
Plimpton, I. H. Russell.
Chelsea, and North Chelsea-No choice.
Salem-D. Moore, J. Jewett, o. P. Lord
y. Brown, Jr., S. B. Ives.
sonlgus, Hayerhill, Georgetown, Mid
dleton, Gloucester, and Essex, each,
Newburyport--M Davenport, w. E. Cur
rier, A. Wood.
Andover, Danvers. Ipswich, Marblehead
Wenham, and Lynn-No choice.
MIDDLEsEX
Malden-H. w. Van Voorhis.
Natick-John Kimball
Waltham-lloratio Moore.
Cambridge-Isaiah Bangs.
Lowell-B. 4 Butler, L. Eames, WIN. Ro-
by, q vacancy.) a
Hopkinton- - Colburn.
Reading-Geo. Batcheller.
Concord and Tewkshury-C
Westtord-P. Chamberlin,
Charlestown 5, Chelmsford, Holliston New
ton z. South Reading, and Stoneham,
no choice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

am one the Roughs, and can't 20 about and
aoou'. haven't the art to do it, lam NOT cley-
er enough 1t don't suit me. When YOU cd
winding round and round me- SAYS the trooper.
putting MS pipe between his lips again, .damme'
:, u l don't feel as # was being smotheredp Aud
me inmates his broad chest to its utmost extent. as
" 70 assure himself that he is not smolhered vet
70 be Contnaed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

mrs' . q GOD w im, an experienced and sncces-
ful Midwife holds herself N readiness Sal a ;a.
10 attend to the duties If her profession ResideScs
nO1 &C
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speetaI RoV;o,

49,. Special Office.
An experienced Nurse-also. good cools ars 81.
Oe nc, If' caahe had by appl, ing at '''u eHsil
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cid uavann Cign,

VI all the BEST brands, constantly on hand aud g.,
sae " Wholesale and RETAIL by D. SCOTT ir wv ioA
~ Apolhecary 243 Nj ain street.
roS SCARS Of exquisite flavor are ALWAYS 10 h.
'Vuiiu IN Quantities to suit at the Drug Store al ~
l3-dtf l.. t. LAzELI.
POI Main St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

d. N. CT ark, NJ. D., HoSRpAruIc P1,,,s,
and from TO BIN nun TO- M.
Worcester an lst,lssI ,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

s,e1.n naS &c ls, nj. D., noMGpArmc PHy-
"1 XnSs 70 "a A. M, 2to and tosPM. "'"''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

= Fashionahle Hair Dressing ana shaving Saloon M
sVo MAN street. i've donrs oh of he American House
SHAVING llair Cutting Curling and Shampoong done
instantly on hand, general assortment of peIIumerv
-en's Hair nay1e "iu I'm Tniiu-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

Dr' n. w. Buxton. PuLMoNIsr, Conner of
an ana Myrtle streets, opposite Col on's Nursery
Wnere ms services can be promptly obtained al anv
Oy day or night, when not prevented by previous
Professional Duties. - fi0'ious
Auscutauon and Advice Free d,e aos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

1HVHN 4 u ItICE,
O@ce oNSEY AND CouNsELLoR At Law.
0 novlo door North Of the Quinsisano"j po.
WORCESTER. Mass D 10
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physisia' AIRS. M. y. Thompson. Fem.,s
Mag ], 1859. io"io'ou 70 NO. IL Pearl st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

Canatias Loans neootiated 80 A. ~ iioh' anu the
Office directly front OF the Worcester Uonse md ~,
posite tie Worcester Connty Bibe Sncat,, a.G Up
Worcester, May 10, 1852. d,stf
WoIdn RiocI "A o,oSts Cs Express,
,vad - S. y !. 9l'esiet. Goods and Packages for
waTued 70 Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brat,
Buffalo Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago and ali
Intermediate places
DRAFTS, Notes, BILLS, DC, collected at gil the
above places $ " R. HICKC, X Agent,
nha 1x...ta-- -
School, on Lincoln square viii commence On FRIs
DAY, November 26lh
In addition the former Board of Teachers The ser
vices of Professor SIEnIJOF ~, I l = lIe scI-
i"Itracai"h IN ANCIENT and Modern Languages.
SimDIiof' IN Italian, Needic-work, and music of the
- hoyl0 dti
store n bs ci Eve do not know Clothing
assorn ~, 81 ~ az q NUT extensive or excellent
81 a SeeSd wsafhg apparel is kept than that
has received large cousisnnens of The most ashiopabe
ana beautiful Clothing for inter which he can sell at
,ost rea'oaoie charges We advise our fellow
novq arr pp'" III 'o"i ana couhlry,lo cal at
"A. :. WAhE'S'
superior Gold Pens.
The subscriber can furnish Gold Pens of his own Sc
iescSn, an OF which have been tested by him. and all
81 @e9 win be %arIne To those who may desire
themselves at he rooms Of The Wbcph s'eh 10 supply
e. T. MARTIN, Writing Master.
1o 80 No I62 Maln street.
Fashionable Hair Dressing ana shaving saloon, No.
205 Nam street, five doors Norm of he American is
Shaving, lair Cutting Curling and sShannnoinc ,Gn
Constantly hund a general assortment Of Pa 7no
Particular st,ent,on Ma -. $3.50; = Gu. VI elumeiy-
rents Hair p''1 " cutting haals n1e and Child
----------..~-h oNlo Jam
main ai,s w; TO n PULMoNIsT, Conner of
WI anu 'yre streets, opposite Col on's Nursery
hour by day or night when ot h AZ any
Observation-Disclosures vasrInai nu.,es'
nuso"tauoh ana AdVlce, Free. dtf-dec25
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Theatrical, apd usiCul.

This day NADINE B!.cacciepd proceeds hence in the
Crescent City, Cor California where she viii exchasy.
be- notes f,r gca dug. sid return with imnnss
d j. She w!l wake up he Ca,f5rnaas being the rst
vocalist tnEt wi make her appearance anong them.
BoyHaY Tus.rgr.-Thc perform, noes announced for
THE evening tie drama entitled Breakers Ahes2
with Aesss EDDY Gouey AMI Taylor in the lead
ing Characters The entertainments Will terminate with
The very u'ng piece entitled the Two Bopnvcas.
ties The FIRST piece will be produced in great spsndor
regard, scenery dresses and OF characters:
which Hanblin is 50 celebrated
Bsoapwai THr.1EE.--Nr Forrest the great hmeric an
trageean. commences ar engagement this evening,
which no doubt will result in great profit both to the
manager and actor il msy usge from ell his former
engagements Mr. Forrest vii! appear Damon, in the
play Of Damon ara Pys bias character in which he
has no rival and Conssy as Pythia'. III. whole viii
conclude with thsrew drama entitled Truth in which
Barry Convey aid Madame Ponis, VII fill the leading
characters.
BuR7css TnArsr Mr.. Henry Plasids consai,n
Of great dramatic celebrity TAKES his benefit th, eve
be offered for tho and delight 81 eyery visit
or OF this successful aud favcTits establishment The
Mary Taylor, Burton and Pscite 10 the leading part,
All will close with the Frst Night Ia which Pl.oide
viii sppear 1t is hoped the house will be crowded
NATIONAL TnrtrRr The programme for this evening
mense house THE 1rs. IN order is tn. highly amusing
piece Of Swallowed Policeman This will be fol
loved by an excellent drama, entitled Yankee jack
which viii be produced IN thu utmost splendor The
crs Of characters embraces nearly al the mem.
brr' q the comsary. All Will conclude With the ana.
MAC Lover"
CHstsry's MrNs1nEis offer fine selection OF negro
melodies for this evenings The instrument
al performances afe excellent, ana the dancing
quiste.
FfLtow's MHsrrris pre,en, varied and excellent
entertainment for this evening songs Instrumental
performance and daH:iIg
kMsKicAs MvsEru-The afternoon and evening per.
formsuces very attractive. They onsis. OF the
beautiful moral drass az the "Botte which I, every
day witnessed with delight also the Dead 5hot, aai
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oar FhIInaeIph.a corresronaen,s.
PHILADELPHIA. Eeb 81 1859
MalL.-L-n. R.-nn.l-. aL.nnL-a RnLL.--.- q.

THItsnEfFHIt- Feb 5, l35.
Natis7'iog Resprei--.aff,Rpiea Robjetg, 49,
The Delaware river is free from any serious ~.
struction from ice and vessels arc constantly both With
and without steam The vhavss along ;ho city front
thronged With spectators, the long embargo II >
navigation having rendered the arrival Of vessels quite
novelty T1e tos.bost- America and Reliance came up
III, afternoon with two bsiks each and hall dozen
,ma,r craft The lovers Of oysters rejoced By the
arrival o. dozen carg,es Of those delicious shell fsh
The steamboat Penobscot started for New York this
morning
couple OF robbers entered the cabin oft brig Pawn
last tight and saluted by the mate with couple
81 togs from loaded pistol one Of them hit, bat
biz companion carried him Of FIRST fastening down the
COMPANION 'wey 40 A. to prevent pursuit.
The following figures exhibit the gold operations ut the
MINT during the last week This deposits Of gold wsrs
81 $4,000 oo,nsss 81 oo2es5 s1t the psymsuts
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the claims and wants Of the needy aud wckad In this
city that We can scarcely snd the traces OF these nt
tuions and IL seems "a II Heaven must bestow another
spirit on the hearts Of the little aook 10 whom the king
dom Is to be glTen, before fsirly graphs with
these sc lles, and supply the wants aod place them
whore the Christian religion alone do Ms alluded
to the spread Of intemperapce and to the existence Of
Christians however not 20 despiSe the DAY OF small
things but to atteApt the reformation Of few aud Geek
to expand their efforts ant embrace By year
greatly noressed number lie hoped this anniversary
will be 10 the institution and this year they
averaged lty children In their asylum next yssr they
might average q hundred or y hundred Fad City
Seycrsl other short addresses made. ard col
lection taken in aid Of the ia dds OF this institution
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The Protestant Episcopal Mutual Benefit
society.

N
society.
The second anniversary Of tie above society cs,s
brated in st Ba-tholomeSs Church, last evening"
There was large and fashionable attendance
This annual report commenced by setting forth the
objects and plan Of the society Ii stated that meet
ing held in January 1850, at which five persons
were present. second meeting was held the
following day, at which committee was appointed
and the 10th Of February the pressn; constitution
the society adopted The object wss to rslis 70
members when SICK and to secure decent burial
aud % the widows and orphans and TO promote
amonabt its members Christian fellowship nd liza fur
Their object also aGc;d relief 10 thoss VINO not
members OF the society The ally allowance sick
nesa was So, $50 prescribed for funeral expenses
and widows received certain alloys according
their circumstances; and Orphans entitled sush
an allowance as tho trustees shoGd direct Toe rum-
Der OF members reYepty-nine, nine clerical
ana seventy lay members, sad a fund of $tlQS IL
had been received sucs the Organization OF the
society The fcciesy hGd bean IL osporz.ej by the
s.a'' o. new iesH' snt n2l the privilege Of graat-
ing CHARTERS to other societies throughout the
State. One Sidow had been assisted and tairty doars
had been appropriated for funeral expense Relief
had also oten afforded IT megns Of voluntary subscp
tons similar RsaosA4t.st A1d been esta5.iJhsd in
Baltimore
The Rev W. A. Muh2erte.c b. D. preached tins Enni.
yerssry sermon lie tosG T.. MS Acts Il chapter
44th veTse"And al thai believed were tSgetaer, rna
al iAnga COMMON aaa they sold their poSe,,ions
and go5cs Gad parted with every that had need"
THE IL record II st mutual bsuc rIetY
Ii yas chaiily IN its reL.uls aad purity tax posses
sion u every heaIt. Waa. smey charity spart ths
understanding? iied IL 6Atisi IL had nleed basis
1t WAS grounded a. COLO Tao creed Iaey ag-
hsa heiisve1 sud they hsd fz.a iD ST. Ptsers word
and baptized; therccfsTth they
Christ IVES faith il hn a divine brother COZ afcer
his resurrection he addressed l. disciples bre nren
his teeuuect lon had uNlel Ee divine and human
shsihoc III hir 4ntE common creed was osci u the
uni0b Of their nature S!.E MS Every thences1fh
SoAei aEd bee LIE 10 - r sttve o. s hat guild
ST. me heoa o. t-e c Gtlt@d the lembers 81 the hu'
ms family scattered. - claA sin. Tn1t was tue basis
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HoRRiBLE MuTnArIoN or CHILD ny Hoo -
At Towsontowu near Baltimore, last week Mrs Dum-
fev ft the door open while absent from ths house
which her infant child vas left in the cradle large
and pet hog observing the doo entered dragged the
i2fent from tie cradle and commenced dayourpg it.
lhe % the child brought tbs mo.hsr 20
assistance but not until the hog had eaten its hands
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

6ArCRDAr, jan 7-6P. "a.
BesADsruT-s.-Fsur advanced q tridc the sales som.
prisDe SAGE bts ordinary to ohoico State at 81 6SH
81 8lK; common 70 good Southern at 81 81 93H,
and mixed to fancy Western 81 76 SIS per Dbl Rye
our asd corn meal ruled quiet. Wheat moved to the
Ct see bushels Bouhern red at 81 o. rye to
that OF $500 bushels riyer at T6e !5c decline and
to that Of 600 bushels Western mixed at 600. and
white Southern al 10, the previous value. cats and
barley were neglected
Coiros.-rhe Europas aayices appear satisfactory to
the trade generally but have not stimulated prices the
a'ss only amounting to 600 bales at the previous
rency.
Fnsscurs engagements to Liverpool continued to
be light but steady at 632d for compressed cotton and
l6d foruncompressed; -four at Is and grain
oferiSg, for which SID. Id was demanded. To Lem
don 600 bbis -four engaged at Is 3d. vessel
chartered to load with lumber for Navy Bay at 50 per
thousand The packet for Hsvre ofthe sta was nearly
full OF cotton at xc To California clippers getting
600. per foot measurement To Bremen cotton was at
hc.; rice, 25s and measurement goods, 2Qs.
Pnov,s,oss varied little the business including 800
bbls prime and mess pork 81 si3 SAX $l4 l21<, and
si5 25 Sis 20; 100 Dbl, prime lard at 9ts sc 100
DO prime and beef at 81 50 So 49, and S. Sd q
sll, with lac do. beef hsrns, at Sl4, respectively.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
ss s s aa . I9TsFi hah My;a ffhiFi'n a' win
fhiy Coluaba L3lAroP, Bottom 'sIs. Viss mdsa 70
Brg aordssrz Psois; tNcrvl Thruc B,rdssu % dsya
big hbrsr stevens Ro Bsese. ~ asYs. with losvooi
AZ " gina to'e IN 70 saS ~ neis ~ s sem
cooAco elEua tssssFe SPOKE brig as5 cAesssmaa from
Brs Abs.ror, tei ssa r,poFsl cos4nr nsv.sa with A.
rete bssE sarah Hso tO Persl,nel oG casdcnas for
SEX Pi2 Kils.,s w.shtns.on, nc. da7s with naval
scSr ceEct prs6, Il ssIinston NC. days. with navsl
SON IiaidsS ASn West. pny,on yirsrl. days. bound
T t 70 fas is on account y SsyoSS s
place Repor pc psra osood ara oseoo!a Looked Ia the
s9ssisi FGi1 xrSiasy ;s sy .sy,
JcRn ssg cse MsdS aI
sosI Janoe Magl. piehsrts MilioFa pei dsys.
s;hr Iev, cyswen, Hoste4 h,s sssn fast il IT, 10 IN
solf Js,per ss,ssn Boston, Lao b;sa dealnei in tho
sehr Cooley co. Yoaur, Bcs.en hs' been detained n
sehr Homer r,rfer, Besou sowes 10 ely iscm
SER victor strrscs Hcston; been IA lhs loo tho
sehr Torlc'I:r Pcr,on s.oo 50 days. s detained in tie
sef Jetefh GuSo; Rsatk Proyt enos 70 dsys was d.
I1E sssP I,sag !. Says Vs. detained
r 's f 'SS a'i GsssS ss1 PcrtSas ~ ''''
s. E K.Ssse' seyD.ur pGi'ssssha Il hoof' "
I VI ice.
Below
One brig, uninova.
fhip Vos Preseot Boson bsrks s,sitt.rius (Br Love
stEitts hheia thsml popp Hamburg hrg Arvo, Berry,
cuftoos nfd osnets vino, 81 svgrse, vi merdiaa, ~;
sunset, VIEW. " "
Tho BosSn raohst Victor, from Boston, In coming
through Hell Gate IL tho Afternoon, went lahore will
probably DO got OF the bish lids sse h.s been do
laiaed in the ice ~ dsys In Long Island Bound.
TeIegraphic Marine Reports.
Bosror, peb 8.
AyrivedSbip Antelope N0rieans sodr Bay ssats NYork
kosroLE. Feb B.
Arriv,A-Bris Leader. - Thenasl Lsosetla, NY9rk
.~y..s -.A.y sv~s ..-.. .-.~.,A
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IT g. NAIL sTgAksHIp CoMPAry.-foK knN
y oTle.ns yis ns, s,r V n,T o s6ns Lead
oau Ser, will ss from tie pcr nsfoes o.
~ RI on Monday. rebru'ry s.h az eo,oes
trrapys t-LAdiss Saloon Bsrths 80 Atsef bsloon
osgth., $50 Forward Saloon bersns wv nso.Ase 1921
S25 sp.oie only taken freight 70 HnvAas, Frerp.
Een 70 New orcaas ~ oen per cub, tgs xsr 'rosn
'p~'1@' M wcs, .,rcps ooraey % War.e. street.
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sgsypplaO

EoR LIrEkPooL-UHIrED STATES NAIL STEAM;
n sLip PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nye.-This stesmer will
dcr.Yt vith tho United States mails for Europe positively
saturday Icb 81 a. IL O'clock n from her berth ~ the
foot CT Canal street. No berth secured tl Paid for Tor
freight psrsss having unequsiled Accommodation Tor
cleEsBoe Ard comfort apply 10
EDWARD X. CoilirS & co No sc wall street.
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Paeihc, sno sa
g.
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q E0A REWARD --JEFFRlTs AETIDOTE, A sPE-
1cOV oito mixture ios The Of private disOs ders
tmsses speedy ento without The ies6t restriction OF det
drink t1pofure or change in application TO busnoss II
propeter sha.nses single case which the mSture win
not cure uhder tbs rfuFs Ct i've hundred d0llsTs II 10
put up 10 bottcs. with foil dircotiopa no. one bote
la's week msny ia two dAys For sale BY q.
IT. Ring i92 BToatpsy and llB Dagard asrset New York:
Ltie. w. Hanoves Sltses eerea; WrKh Co..
Ne- re'rsas
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d LESSEE Doors open - si y commence c'aIsos
cents Privs.s Boxes IS and Sd Saaoas s,snis rss
% b tSs sy 81 10 sss acts q
Tosrcsi; Pythiss Mr. Conway pienysus Fsano. rA.
o o H. pips p Mr. nn MsrnSu Psa
,snsho Mrs abbott A,Is Ms Henry. 70 oonsede wita
TaGIn. or a Glass Too Much.
NIBLe.s aARDHN.-ARrIsrs UNION ITALIAN OPS.
"a. under the dr:osion Of snori gasi. and Bsssini
all p.rts the 50 Genus No extra oIsrsa
are. saa pssid1sy y: Ss ssa.
Sos.,ss
grand ssnas xi SsI ss:
epep every aay. from 0 70 O'clock.
A s5oR PLACE ITALIAN orERA.oRsAr kEDUo.
90 esnss; Anphthess.s. Is cent: Houdsy svsaas Tss
will '' 'r'rn'd E Esy;Efsst * oR Sfas s.
ssssrsn Big I:iin Alice. sssa ss
issssiis " strs Barsuoos Alberto. . Gig. csadi
Rssgi.r Opera nights. Monday Wednesday. Friday aaA
RAENUEs ANGLICAN Eyssgn.-r: 7. BAasyx
hss s.a ssss s;
sSi re % or Sasa r.
O'Clock. the osletI ated sstio DRAMA Localized su
and witnessed nightly by crowded Au dienoos THE
tsyer. 10 eonoiads with the bEAD SHOT, The RsS /
Moor Diamonds the Happy Family; She Chinese novelties
&c.. 60. visible Al almost all hours.
CONOEKTs, BY THE FRASER FAMILY, WILL BIZ
Snrss ~ Hail. hs sss.y
nesday evening at Hope oaspal New York Thursday
ssSsFs s'S s.is sTas sssssS a.
ing at Hope Chapel. New York On which occasions hs
and other aesssions concess oo%msnsas
SIS Il tho
EELLOWs' MJNsrRELs AND ETHIOPIAN DELI.
heators No. 4A Broadway-1h band comprising the
greatest performers in Tho worldsuoh r. H. Sitter, the
best dancer ever known saa Tnaycr Also
they DO by all, but nos imat, by MIL
honthey certainly BIS acknowledged to DO She
nics Of tho they arc STRANGERS a No.
witt Briggs tho unriyalled banoet who performance
the banjo excela anything hcard Zweus JOSH tbs
soulsNrrns novel, and truly worth the price of
not to thing OF H. White the beat Of
eonundrums ever known, with many othee Of the
fcesion too to mentioa Doors open ooook
performance commences at o'clock every eTenng sai
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at o'clock. Al
missanco, 70 cents; children, l2h CENTS.
CIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHTTuEATRE 81 EOWaRY
Fs ao 81 sHsn 5 AND al s
DRAGON. with all its nplen did prooossons
Fashsns and his Infant Ar.stes Mrs. Col es irss
O. Rivers and Bows togeshsr wh full performance OF
other Horsemnnship Gymnassies Co. by tho company Al
ternoen perform ances on Saturday
GRAND CONCERT.-TuE AEaNONIC VOC sIISTS
~ graduates of tho New York Institution for the Bui
who have given several Concerts lately have
ALWAYS been greeted with full house. will give
the Brooklyn institute TO morrow evoning When
performances. We hope that our neigh sors Of Breoflyn
will greet them in that will give them csuss 10
be grateful for the patronage bestowed pom them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

NIBLO's-OPERA NIGHTs-HONDAYS, wEDNss.
days FridAyo and Sssurdays Apple atiors fcr Tues
days and Thursdays be Address 10 John Ssfson Ehlo
Garden.
O0O CONUNDRUMs FOR TWENTY. FIVE
L,OOO oenss-Prsfessor Andersons greas book o
Conundrums published and for sale wholesale
tail. At JOLLIES. No. 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

DR JOHNSON, NO. II DUANE STREET SO We'll ELL
~ Known In tho treatment Of delicate diseases he Dos
for tk those half cured cases that have
existed for pre.emnont Consttutionn Neshness
brousht rbt onseunlly ouicd kscens CAFES
cured In foul days. A perfect cure, or no charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER, BY UISSUPERIOR
~ skn and Prso.eai e.psrienoe enabled TO ensos
success most astonishing in those protrn;ed tha
have b: fled the skill Of the mos eminent Physicians
surgeon Of regular medical education ana legal
who devoted ha attention to on ose prsesics
dies BY method introduced By the celebrated Ricord
the French Dr. G. returbs thanks 50 family
duly appreciate hi, by sending pa
e9ts to his care Ee y not reekanea among the hss Of
OF the pspers His Office No. II street. near Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

TTNyORTUEATE'S FRIEED--uNEoUALLED Fo4
~ etadcatrg deesse. Bleeeed by all who try The
mast prompt eradicatsr yet md may be given to in
fants ALI private dise.es vanish under It's 81 wi.
medical book. Vino will give fees after thas: Ctgers
snd strangers easily mtlcd remember il. Dopos Dr..
WARDS Cansl street. corner Of Broadway.