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nISS0LUTI0N.-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between the undersigned under the
name and firm OF William A. Wheeler II Co., Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. WILLIAM A. WHEELER
THOMAS d. DOUBLEDAY.
ARTHUR b. NORRIS
Dated New York, Feb TO- 1858.
Diss CLINTON Of o-partnership--The co-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of Wheeler Beao Co
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. 4
WIN A. WHEELER 4 co.
JOHN G. BEALE.
Dated New York, Feb 10, 1853.
The co partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of U. i. H. Doubleday Co, il this day dissolved by
mutual consent Thomas d. Doubleday is authorized to
settle the accounts of the said firm.
U. #. DOUBLEDAY.
DOUBLEDAY.
BENZ Il. COOK.
j. EUGENE DOUBLEDAY.
New York, Feb. 10, 1858. eIt
The subscriber having retired from the late nrms OF
William A. Wheeler Co, and Wheeler, Beals n o., has
purchased the business of the late firm OF u r. y.
Doubleday Co. at No 40 John street and Is now open
ing attractive stock of staple and fancy stationery and
writing papers, Of foreign and domestic manufacture,
which, from his long experience in selecting In foreign
markets. and his thorough knowledge OF the American
MANUFACTURED goods, he feel confident will enable him
to offer great inducements TO the trade and inertia share
of their patronage H. f. Doubleday will continue with
him and would be pleased TO his friends and Gus
toners. THOMAS u. bOUBlLi AY, No. 40 John at.
New York, Feb % 1858.
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vU,HE C0-PARTNEFsHIP OF ISAAC AHRENs AND
i Martin Ahrens in the house No. Hoboksn street,
Kept hotel dissolved the ~ dav Of February
1853, by mutual consent ISAAC AHRKNS.
MARTIN AHRENS.
Martin Ahrens will etie all accounts Of the late Arm
up to that date, and continue the business.
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YSHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
j Mail steames.-Ths ships comprising this line are


These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service every has been taken in their
eonstructi0n-as in their ennesto strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
pQuslled for elegance and comfort
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool In frst
cabin $780, In second cabin e70 Exclusive Of cxsz
sige state room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York. ESQ and ELS.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berths secured until paid for,
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS
~ and Supplies Feb. 49, 1S53-To Bulders-Sealed pro-
pssa win be received at the Office Of the Commissioner Of
Repairs and Supplies No. New City Hail. until Wednes.
day March 1858, at II o'clock at which time they
will be opened lin accordance with the ordinance there
for for erecting three story house in Elizabeth street.
between Walker and Bayard to be constructed to
accommodate Hose Co. No a. the Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department. and the Fire Wardens Also for the al
tefaons and repairs to house in Chrye street. between
Hester and Walker for the Of Engine Co. No Is.
Also for the alterations and repairs to house in drdge
Street Division for the Of Hook and Ladder Co.
No. T. Builders will estimate for the and earpen-
ter work for each house epaaey The plans and speci
Acatons Of the work required TO be DONE and all noma
zion In regard thereto be had ut the office of the
superintendent Of Repairs to Public Buildings, No. 10
Elizabeth street. Blank estimates win be furnished at
either Office. EB.-The Commissioner the right
10 reject all any of the estimates deemed for the In
- est Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
VORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that petitions have been presented to the
Board Of Aldermen, for In the following named
streets to wit I'm Mott street. from Walker to Chatham
street. ALSO in Third avenue between Twenty sixth and
twenty seventh streets also in street from
200 feet east Of Sixth avenue to and through Third
nue. to in Forty second street. All persons inter
esed In the above and having objections thereto
Suested to present the same in writing to the Contract
Clerk at this Office before Wednesday, March I'd,
1885, NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, February n, 1863.
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OFFTUAL-NOTICE TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF
~ Boiler Iron.-Treasury Department, Feb. 10, 1862
The fifteenth section of the act Of Congress entitled Gan
act TO amend act entitled act for the better secur
V of the lives Of passengers board of vessels propelled
in whole in part by steam and for other purposes"
approved 30th August, 1852. provides
"That all plates of boiler iron shall be distinctly and
permanently stamped in such the Secretary of
the Treasury shall prescribe and if practicable in snch
place places that the mark shall be left visible after
the plates worked into boilers with the of the
manufacturer the quality OF the iron and whether
not hammered, and the place where the same is
featured"
In to the authority vested in this department.
by the above section Of said law notice is hereby given
to the manufacturers Of boiler iron that in future all
iron to be used in boilers, in steam vessels, must be
clearly and distinctly stamped in not less than three
places each sheet plate, follows, viz: AT two
diagonal corners at distance Of about four inches from
the edges and also about the middle of each plate
sheet with the Of the manufacturer and the
of the place where manufactured designating the latter
by the name of the city town, county, and also State
1t at the option of the parties to add the Of the
works II the plates are formed from charcoal iron
which has not been hammered before being rolled it
be also stamped in connection with the above with tn
letter c. If of charcoal iron which has been hammered
before being rolled it is to be marked with the letters
H. of puddled iron 1t is to be marked with the letter
p In addition to the above the different qualities of the
iron 1s 3D. 3d. &C. viii be designated upon the plates
by numerals viz: No. !, No. 2, No. 8, &c.
THOMAS CORWIN, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DIX OAn TO 60 Oo.-PARTNERsTHP. A PERSON
swC.OOO having from five to six thousand dol
lars capital understanding the Wholesale liquor and SCAR
trade may hear Of desirable arrangement with An e..
tabshed house. in this city, BY addressing, with real
name, II. ~ b. Herald once.
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DARTNER WANTFD-sIIENT OR ACTIVE IN WELL
established iron foundry with from 81 900 to 80 900
capital Satisfactory reference given and required Ad-
dress Foundry, Herald Office.
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Mattress and Bedding depot-ron bedsteads 81 to $40
the healthy spring mattress, &C., SO to $780, the
tresses all warranted Hotels steamers, and seminares
supplied promptly TO order Please call and examine al
$50 Broadway, above Spring street.
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COLT'S 0LS.-NOICE-DEAIERS IN FIREARMS
~ are hereby notified that limitations of Colts arms,
in Europe and closely resembling the gen.
une imported into the United States for SALE
As the sale OF any such would be infringement Of
Colonel Colts patents and the spurious offered for
genuine Colts pistols this notice given to put dealers
and purchasers on their guard Any person found i'm
porting selling such arms any others made in vo
laton of Col Colts patents, viii be prosecuted.
SAMUEL, COLT
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Hope CHAPEL, 71S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL Concerts given every evening during the week. by
SIG'RA ELIZA VALENTINE,
Prima Donna and Manager.
SECOND WEEK.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
l. "Iet All Obey" from the Enchautress .Kinsey
q "Scenes that Brightest Mrs. Richardson
g. "Ah my Child" from the Prophetic. Miss Bianchi
A. "The Harp through Taras Hall Mrs Kinsey
5. "With Verdure Clad from Haydens Creation. Sig
norma Valentino.
9. "Thou art gone from my Gaze Master Hill
Musical wonder 10 years of age.
s. Duo, semiralnde, Dark Day Of Sorrow, by sigma
Valentino and Miss Duvanti.
PART
I. Aria from Lucy of IAmmermoor" Mr. Orvington
trust 10 LUCK ....................M mrs. hchardson
o. Sontags Polka ...Sg ma Valentino
4. Duo from "Favorita". Mrs. and Mr.. Kinsey
8. 1.-THE Merry SUM-. Miss Harrison
7. Grand variation from Cenerentola" Miss Banchi
g. "Le boquet 81 coque" French song sung in full
tune by sigma Valentino
Pianist and Conductor. -. Augustus Hogan
Tickets Is cents to be had at all the music stores and
T,xHIBITON.-BAIIis MODEL OF SAN FRANCISCO.
is exhibition at 3i2 Broadway. 1t nearly 1000
square feet, and its construction employed twenty
lists about year. On beholding it, returned Cali
fornans imagine themselves in that land Of gold again.
declaring that it gives full knowledge SIZE stua
ton form, and construction, of San Francisco visit
model color, material location, and proportional size
every hill, street, and wharf the shipping, bay, &c.
Doors open from 10 A. to 10 NJ Admission rs cents.
YyHE PRIDE OF THE NA1TON.-THERE Is NOW ON
Il exhibition at 1866 Fulton street. Zone door from
Broadway the largest and best pair OF oxen pro-
duced in this country any other far known We
ask all to 60 and them, and set right If
wrong. If we correct then will thank you for
p W. SPRAGUE & co
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CANFORD's NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE ARE
now performing their burlesque operas at the Utica
Museum with great The troupe will appear at
Troy on Tuesday, March !, and Albany, March I. Due
notice will be given Of their appearance in New York and
Philadelphia. SAMUEL s. SANFORD, Manager.
DANORAMA.-NOW OPEN, AT METROPOLITAN HALL
i the mammoth Panorama Of the Mississippi river,
from its mouth to the Falls Of St. Anthony every
ing, at half past o'clock On Saturdays at half past
O'Clock Admission, 80 cents; children, half price.
DANvARDs PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND THE
ID Holy Land, is now open, At the new and spacious
6eorama, In Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening Painted from authentic
drawings made upon the spot by Mr. Barnard, during
b. win explain the paintings personally Picture moves
at 7h and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Admission, 30 cents; children haf-price
YVHE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART CON-
j tanning series of authentic paintings by the most
celebrated masters in chronological order Guido de
senne, "a. D., 1921 down to Horace vernet is now
open for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms 34S
Broadway, from A. NJ. to p. n, and I to 10 p n.
Admission, rs cents.
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TTOILOWAYS PILLS, A SAFE AND CERTAIN RENE
Ill dy for Indigestion and comp ANTS of the stomach
The symptoms arising from dyspepsia aisordered
stomach and spasms, atulent and acid quotations Ian
eour want of appetite dstenon Of the stomach flushed
counenance sense Of oppression and sinking after meals
detection Of spirits, defective circulation of the blood
also frequent pains in the head and breast To
these unpleasant sensations it is only necessary to take
few doses of Holoways Pills. This inestmable medicine
will paate the most urgent symptoms, restore the
tone of the stomach, and prevent recurrence of the dis
ease Sold BY all the vendors of medicine throughout the
British empire and by those of the United States, at
cents IS cents and 81 SO per box. Wholesale at Mr. JO
SEPH HORSEY'S, Maiden lane, New York. and at the
propretor's, IA Strand London.
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fhey arc al Azst cass New York built ships provided
with al requisite articles for the comfort and
Of passengsrs and commanded by Of experience In
hquo Goods sent 10 the subscribers win be forwarded
frss from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HNCKEN Agents, 164 Pearl street..
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given, that the following pc
ton has been presented in the Board Of Assistant Alder
men 10 Gag space through the southerly sidewalk Of
West Twenty eighth street. between Broadway and Sixth
All persons interested and having objections to
Me same, requested to present Them in writing to
the undersgned at his Office before the 18th day Of
February instant.
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
rAbruarv 19h3
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THOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-U. s. MAIL LINE
II The superior steamship FLORIDA, Captain NJ. s.
Woodruff on Saturday, February goth, ut o'clock PM
from pier No. North river: Apply TO SAMUEL L NIT
Saturday, March 9th. For speed strength accommoda
tions, and fare, these ships have superior the
coast.
CHIPPERS PER CLIPPER SNOW SQUAIL, AT THE
foot of Wall street. will please hand in their bills of
lading for signature at Twenty five tons of light
freight be taken Immediately under the hatch il
on board this day, for which apply to
SUTTON & CO., "a Wall street
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A USTRAIIA.-A WELL QUALIFIED LICENSED SUR
IA geon secure free passage, in exchange for his
services in ship to sail Saturday, Goth inst by ap
plying Immediately to r. w. CAMERON l16 Wall street
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A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LINE.-THE BEAUTIFUL CLIP
n per ship THE0xENA, will be dispatched on her reg
call attention to this splendid vessel and refer to the
prompt in which their former ships (the ALBUS
intending to visit Australia this line offers the advan-
tages Of fast vessels elegance Of accommodation, and
every comfort to render the voyage agreeable being
sons furnished the most liberal scale. An early ap-
LEGATION is important. Apply board to Capt. An
tonic Pelletier 98 Wall street. or
OYERMANN l. GRUNER. % South street
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TRAVELLERg GUIDE.

CAMDEN ANp AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHIT.ADFI PHIA
~ from pier No 1, North river.-Two lines daily at
Z A. NJ, and Up. INSTRUMENTATION line, at Z A. Nj
BY steamboat John Potter to South Amboy to Bor
dentown, and steamboat r. Stockton to Philadelphia.
paIe-s2 Express line, at 2 p NJ, by steamboat John
through in four hours. Fare-$3. Returning, leave
Philadelphia At A. NJ, and Up NJ
EOR ALBANY.-TARE e1.-ALBANY AND NEW
L York Inland Route Railroad---Two daily express
trains at 0A. NJ and 346 +. NJ, connecting at Albany
with central lines Of railroads. North and West the
depot, corner Of White Elm and Centre streets,
where through tickets can be procured and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Buffalo. Passengers also recved at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations
above trains will land passengers at Croton Falls and
Chatham Four Corners only. All other trains will start
from City Hall station, corner Of Tyon Row and Centre
street IA heretofore.
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I1LEEKLY LINETo CAIIFoRNlA-U: 5. MAI. STEAM.

wv .
w ship Company and Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Satisfied that the public interests and convenience de-
mand weekly line between New York and San Francis
CO. the Pacific and United States Mail Steamship Compa-
nes-the pioneers in steam navigation between the At
In both oceans extend their present semi month
~ service to weekly line, commencing on the Goth
proximo follows:1eave New York the 9Th, 18th,
Goth and 28h leave San Francisco the ls 8th 10TH
and oath The spare tonnage Of the companies and the
safety and regularity with which they have heretofore
against detention and accidents These companies are
prepared with their extra tonnage and the facilities
which long experience affords them not only fully to
commodae the public but to do 10 at the most favorable
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nODWORTHS CONCERT THE THIRD CONCERT Oh
Feb o. 1885, ut Metropolitan Hall Subscription Twelve
admissions to the seres) S. Single tickets 90 cents.
Reserved seats to be obtained at r. b. Dodworth o
music store, 493 Broadway.
MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES sTUYvE.
1Vl SAINT Institute, ESQ broadway Nov open, ths rare
and valuable collection Of Pharonc Ptoenic rsmains
just imported direct from Egypt and formed BY Dr. Al
bott during residence o. upwards Of twenty years in
the East Admission so cents; children half price CAt
logues for sale in the Open during the day and
evening.
1tIRCUS.-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE NO. 81 BOW
~ ery.-R. Sands 4 Co.. Proprietors. Tuesday, Feb
20 the performance will commence with brilliant and sx
citing Equestrian, Gymnastic and Acrobatic Scenes In
the circle calling into requston the full strength Il
Sands unequaed troupe. To conclude with
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
St. George. Mr.. Nathans Sabra.. Mrs Nathaus
MOTHER CURIOslTY.-JUST ARRIVAL A FEMALE
"A with mustaclos and beard. Miss Mary A. Henri h
whose face is ornamented with beautiful and natura
musaehios and beard such would be the delight and
envy Of thousands OF males of full age will be happy to
receive visers for few days at 20 Bowery. This re.
markabe female Is truly great curiosity; she is young
OF good form and pleasant appearance-ndeed decidedly
pretty. She Is native Of Belgium feet inches II,
height weighing l.. pounds and great muscular
strength Her sex is beyond dispute and visiters will -
satisfied that she is no humbug The like has seldom
been beforean intelligent female with mustachios
and beard fully developed. Admission 12H cents Re-
cepton hours from to O'Clock A. NJ and from to 10
O'Clock T. NJ, No. 201a Bowery.
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A MAURICE, AGENT FOR THE HOUSE OF JULES
IA. Arone, of Paris No. go William street. room 49,
New York. importer of Partisan articles such as porte
monnaes, all kinds Of brushes, umbrella and parasol
sticks, canes, hsters articles, paper weights segar
boxes lamps shirts and collars and other articles
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CtORNEIIUS' SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOIEs MANTEI.
" candeabras, gas chandeliers, pendants, &C. In
damask and gilt finish. Silver plated albata castors
baskets table forks So to 50 per DOZEN spoons 50 to
cutlery, carvers, &C. ASHER MORGAN 152 William
street hetMeen Fulton and Ann onposite the church
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NOR SAN FRANCaSCO.-THE NEW AND MAGNET
IL cent clipper ship EMPRESS OF THE SEA, will sail
m few days This ship has large and beautiful cabins
fitted expressly for the Of ladies' and families
She the largest merchant ship aaoat and expected
TO make the passage to San Francisco inside of ninety
days. For freight or passage apply to
J. s. OAKFORD 90 Wall street
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EXCNSIOR LINE FOR AUSTRALlA.-THE SPLENDID
T. clipper ship PANAMA. is now rapidly loading at
pier IL East river and yet take 600 bbls freight
and accomn odate few more cabin passengers. This
ship built in this city expressly for the China trade
and has been beaten She has made the passage
from Canton in 50 days. the run to Anier in "A days
and has just returned from Shanghae in 81 days She
has performed the voyage out and home dschrgpg and
receiving full cargoes in the amazing short time Of
months and twenty days. Apply to
RUSSELL / NORTON. 81 Old slip.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, W. sAMP-
Il son, commander, will sail for Bermuda and st.
Thomas Monday, 7th March, 1853. Passage money
Bermuda $40; to st. Thomas $40. For freight or pas
age, apply TO E CUNARD, Bowling Green, N. Y.
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A USTRAILA -PIONEER IINE-THE NOBLE SHIP
n EUPHRASIA, Captain Ammi Smith, now taking in
cargo at pier H. East river will sail for Mebonrne Port
Philip punctuay the 23d inst. The Euphrasia is the
seventh ship Of this well established line and will be pro-
visoned in the liberal her predecessors
Passengers requested to examine her
before engaging elsewhere For passage apply board
or to X. w. CAMERON or JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall street
A UsTRAIIA PIONEER IINE-THE NOBLE SHIP
N EUPHRASIA can accommodate few more passen-
diaey at Pier II East river the Office of the sub
scrbers. The EUPHRASA will positively go to sea on
baggage on board the day previous. The nearly
beautiful clipper bark OREGON viii succeed the EUPHRA-
STA eighth ship Of this line and sail the 18th March,
r. w. CAMERON, or j. OGDEN. 116 Wall street
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CCOTCH ALE, EAST INDIA TONIC PALE ALE, DUBLIN
- brown stout, and London porter-500 casks quarts
and pns of all the best brands just landed in the finest
order Also, the largest and best stock in the city Of
domestic bottled ale porter, and champagne cider put
up in the best st for shipping family For sale
in quantities to suit, by
G. 2. IETHBRlDGE. SO and IS Fulton street
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i &c.-hpscotts Line Of Packets.-W. h J. T. TAP.
SCOTT CO., So South street, New York, continue to
make engagements most favorable terms to bring
passengers in the expeditions heretofore
from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland by their
quaed line Of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
days from London each alternate Thursday, and from
Glasgow twice each month. They also remit money in
the same safe manner as hitherto, in large small
sums by drafts payable at sight in all the principal
places throughout England, Ireland Scotland, Wales
tranca and Germany.
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OWENS ALPINE RAMBIIGS, AND ASCENT OF MONT
~ Blanc-Spccia notice.-A place adapted for this
novel and beautiful entertainment has at length been
selected in this city and is about undergoing the aera
ton and establishment requisite for its presentation,
due notice of which will be shortly given.
VTHE LAST CHANCE TO SEE RIsIEY's ILLUSTRATED
i river Thames and the whole Of the City Of London
Exhibition commencing every evening, at TX O'Clock;
and on Saturday at p. NJ. Descriptions by j. II. Ham
mersley NJ. u. Eoleon Piano and Concertina, Mr. A.
Sedgewick Price reduced to only rs cents
VITANTED-TwELvE MORE YOUNG LADIES' FOR
w Equestrian Pageant.-Tuition in the art OF rid
ing Tin the side saddle will be given free Apply at the
Bowery Amphitheatre between the hours Of 10 and l.
rT,HEATRE FOR SAIE--TEE LEASE OF Nos. IL AND
10 Bowery with all the scenery, fixtures, &c, &c,
attached to the premises known Whites Varieties
win be disposed OF to cash purchasers at bargain Ap
phcation to be made in writing with real name, ad
dressed to f. P. CHRISTY, box Office of the Theatre.
TITO THEATRICAIS.-W r. FISH, (FROM LONDON,)
theatrical and characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl
street. four doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
iress balls. N. BAny style Of theatrical wig msde on
four hours notice.