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CORPORATION NOTICES.

DROPO6AIS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COVER
Il nors Of the Amshouse, ct their Office In the Park
until Tuesday March 1s at O'Clock r. NJ, for supply
ing TO city prisons, Bellevue Hospital Bsckwels and
Randas Islands, such quantities Of soft SOAP Of the best
quality be required for three months 70 be sub
ect to such examination may be directed by the Gov
ernors and to meet their approval In respect to quality
and quantity New York, February "a, 1883
CtROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT-TO cONrRAC
~ tors;-sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
person persons making the same and the date OF its
presentation will be received at the Office OF the Croton
Aqueduct Department until Monday, the 7th day OF
March, 1858 at twelve o'clock NJ to build sewer, with
the necessary receiving basins and culvert In Twenty
sixth street. from the In Madison avenue to point
about atty feet west of Fourth avenue being In length
for the building of the same, and all other Information
relating thereto, can be obtained on application to the
President of the Croton Aquoduct Department
New York, Feb. 20, 1868.
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBILC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to the owner or owners, occupant
pants Of all houses and lots, improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged
the of the Bureau of Assessments for examination
Twenty second street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
and the northwest of Eighteenth street and
Eighth The limits embraced by such assess ment
include all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
lets pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Twenty second street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
and the northwest of Eighteenth street and
Eighth All persons whose interests affected
by the above named assessments and who opposed to
objections in writing the undersigned at their Office
No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date of
this notice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department. Feb
rs, 1868.
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noCTRIsS MADAM FTNIEIL.Es' PREVENTIVE Is
~ infallible and will be available at all ages II is
simple saie, and pleasing Perfect instructions sent TO
any address on receipt OF dollar post paid Address
hadam finieies, box No 10 Broadway Post Office,
1 u, n. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF THE FRstALE's
IL Friend In Need" may be consulted at his oa;na
.eo owery Advice gratis Soc his nd In the Pieayups
Sunday Courier Times and Dispatch.
DR WARD-FR0M LONDON AND EDINBURG COL.
~ leges Hours from A. NJ. tilt p. NJ, daily On
Sundays from 10 A. M TO IL H. and from I'm O'Clock
In the evening. oBcc, Caosi street. exsoty ono door
frem Broadway.
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HuI ERS SALOON OF WONDERS, $50 BROADWAY.
Il Chinese Buildings.
PROFESSOR ROBERT HELLER,
TIKI PRINCE OF WIZARDS,
will give grand and diversified entertainment OF hs ~
surpassabe CABAILSTIC ILLUSIONS
and brilliant feats of matchless
NpCROMAN0Y LBGRRpEMAIy, AND D1AmEnR
together with his extraordinary experiment Of
SECOND SIGHT
for the Benefit Of the deserving and brave
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
who noby served their country In the late Mexican vNe
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH
Tickets SO cents.
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CTFAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GIAsGOw-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, 962 tons, 400 horse powsr) 10
nesday Februar, ed and wiz leave New York for Glas-
gov Saturday, March Goth, at II O'Clock at noon
First cabin, (saloon state rooms 500 do. do (mdship
do $685. second cabin, $780, third class, S20-stewards
fees included. Apply to J. MGSYM0N, 80 Broadway.
YNHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
j Company intend sailing the favorte steamships-
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester ......... Thursday March 8, 1885,
City OF Glasgow Thursday March 81, 1853
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY Of Glasgow Wednesday, March @ 1853
City OF Manchester. Wednesday, March &c. 1853
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Saloon, e90 $685. and $685. according to state rooms
A limited number Of third class passengers will be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
e2O........ to Liverpool $50 from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts the Bank Of Ers
land in sums from FL sterling upwards. Hand bills
b had at the Office of
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent, Al Exchange place.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States Mall Steamship HU MBOI.DT D. Lines, COM
mander win leave for Havre, touching at Southampton
to land the mails and passengers Saturday, March
IL, at IL O'Clock from Pier North river.
Price OF PASSAGE first class $120 90
second do ..................... 10 90
An experienced Surgeon board baggage not wanted
during the should be sent board The day before
sailing marked below" No freight will BIO taken after
Thursday. the 10th prox For freight passage apply
IN II,
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DACKETS TO HAvRE,-SECOND ILNE-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre on the 10th, and New
York on the LIST of each month -
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VTTANTED-TwEIvE MORE YOUNG LADIES' rCn
w an Equestrian Pagcant.-Tutou In the art Of rid
ing I'm the side saddle) win be given FREQ. Apply at the
Bovery Amphitheatre between the hours Of 10 and l.
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IcOR SAVANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
II wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain w.
Collins carrying the United States mail, will leave Pha
depha Tor Savannah Wednesday, the I'd Of March, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. from the wharf above Vine street In
speed and strength and in every arrangement for the
comfort and convenience Of passengers this ship
surpassed Fare from New York or Philadelphia, SIS ;
steerage so The State Of Georgia leaves above every
alternate Wednesday. Agents in Philadelphia Heron
Martin, No. 49, North wharyes in Savannah, q. A. L.
Lamar.
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A USTRAILA-THE FINE MODEL. BUILT VESSEL,
IA MARY PARKER known TO shippers as one Of the
fastest and safest seaboats for the FL Dorado
The credit due the American Packet Line for the sooc
ton Of fine safe and fast sailing vessels is again earned
by their despaching noble vessel the above. Com
petent judges pronounce her model, and when prices
reduced low that for convenences and comforts OF
the first class passengers will doubtless prefer this oppor
tunity to any other Only limited number will be
taken in the cabin at the extreme low rate Of 1925 For
particulars apply board at pier No. East river
at the Office Of the American Packet Liz No 1873 Maiden
lane beautiful specimen Of Australian gold found by
Mr. A. Meyer weighing 12h lbs can be seen at the Office
daily bet Ween II and -. O'clock
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TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON-
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Only through United States Mail line for California and
Oregon via Havana Aspinwal and Panama The splendid
steamship CRESCENT CITY Rodney Baxter, commander,
will aa from the pier the foot Of Warren street. North
river on Monday February 2sh at O'Clock p. H. pre-
cisey Passengers per Crescent City will be transferred
to the steamship ri Dorado at Havana and sail irnne.
diately for Apnwa and connect with the Pacific Mail
Steamship C0mpsny's steamers from Panama 70 san
Francisco.
PARK 10 AsPrHvNI-
First cabin state room. SOS
lower, aft and forward saloon. Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Second cabin, stapdee berhs ........... a.
Storage. .............. 35
For passage, apply 10 CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the oce Of the 0oMpany TIT Wost st. Of warrsa
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NEETICAI. ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUM
M with eclored naorricai plates. 10. COPY. tree
mail IN any Address Sold at 222 BrooAeay, Bvnfdwq
Post O2ioe, and by the author n Armont, phystnR
and surgeon AZ R1sde street corner Of Broadway,
where he treats all thee Complaints from u A. = -
8P.N II, and from " In The svsning
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
~ meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
carrying the great United States Mail Only th.~agh
United States Nail line for California and Oregon via As
pnwal and Panama. Greatly reduced prices The spen
did new aud double engine L. Vail steamship GEORGIA.
1900 tons burthen d. ID Porter u s. Navy, Comma nder
will sail on Saturday March 5h at o'clock p NJ pre-
cisey from pier foot Of Warren street. North river for
Aspinwa, direct The Pacific MailSteamship Comoanys
magnificent steamers TENNESSEE and NORTHERNER
will BIO In readiness at Panama to take the mails aud pas
sengers Of the Georgia. and sail mmec lately for San
Francisco. No efforts spared on the part OF the
ton comfort and safety Passengers will be landed at
the railrt ad wharf at Aspnwal free Transit Of the
Ishmus at the passengers expense For freight pas
sage apply to CHAS. A. WHITNEY. at the Office OF the
Companies, III West street, corner Of Warren
TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
u Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
carrying the great United States Mail only through
United States Mail Line for California and Oregon vim As
pnwa and Panama--Gresty reduced prices. The spen-
did and double engine United States mail steamship
ILLINOIS, $500 tons barthen, n J. Hartstene u 8 N.
Commander will sail Monday, March q, at o'clock, p.
M precisely from pier at foot OF Warren street. North
river. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magniR-
cent steamer GOLDEN GATE will be In readiness at
Panama to receive the Illinois mails and passengers and
sail immediately for San Francisco. The Golden Gate
performs her trps from Panama to San Francisco inside
OF II days. beating all other steamers the Pacific from
to days. and her accommodations only equaled
by her consort, the Jno J. stephens No efforts will
he spared the part Of the companies TO send their pas
sengers through with expedition comfort and safety Pas
sengers will be landed at the railroad wharf at Aspnwa
free Transit OF the Ishmus at the passengers expense
Persons securing through BY the United States
commodation board the Pacific mail steamers Rates
Of fare from Panama to San Francisco the most Avora
es terms For freight or pas;aggs sgP' 70 WHITNEY
AZ the Office OF the companies lit West street. corner
ofWarren.
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MEDICAL

nR RAIPHs OFFICE HOURS, FROM . to IL A. n
~ and too p. NJ Sunday excepted. at No. eAS Hcuf
ton street. near Wooster
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lDvEITyEMENTS RENEWED GyERY DAY.
SEE SEVENTH PAGE. "a
---s~>~~>->~~S>~--> ->->--~>~~~~~~---
QREEr DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
on. ss. BEEN e the sad Of
40 get curb and gutter and flag four feet Of sidewalk in
set curb and gutter and dag four feet OF sidewalk in
Eighty fifth street. between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
All persons interested having objections thereto
signed at his Office on or before 2Sh day of Febru
airy instant. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioning.
February 10, 1868.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL. OF RECORDS
ton has been presented in the Board Of Assistant Alder
TO Gag space through the southery sidewalk of
West Twenty eighth street between Broadway and Sixth
An persons interested and having objections to
the Same, requested to present them in writing to
the at his Office or before the 2sth day q
'' '' JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
February 10. 1868. '''''''''
INCORPORATION NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS
~ and Supplies, Feb 10, lS53-To 3uilders-Seaed pro-
posals VIII be received the office of the Commissioner Of
Gay, March 1863 at II O'Clock NJ at which time they
will be opened Tin accordance With the ordinance there
for for erecting three story house in Elizabeth street.
between Walker and Bayard to be construeed so as 10
accommodate Hose Co. No the Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department. and the Fire Wadens Also for the al
t6r1uOnS anu repairs IN Strce.
Hester and Walker, for the of Engine Co. No 10.
Also for the alterations and repairs to house in drdge
street. near Division the of Hook and Ladder Co.
No A. Builders will estimate the and carpen
ter work for each house separately The plans and spec
ncatons Of she required to be done and all nforma
ton In regard thereto be had ut the office OF the
superintendent Of Repairs to Public Buildings, No: 10
Elizabeth street Blank estimates viii be furnished at
either Office NB-The Commissioner the right
70 reject ALL or any of the estimates deemed for the in
tsrest Of the Corporation.
aaiopar Of Rap ire nd Sunni
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TOR PANAMA---TO SAIL ABOUT 5TH MARCH, TEE
Il packet ship AFGHAN. She has sccommoda-
tons for few select cabin passengers only For pass.
street, or to OYEkMANN & GRUNER. % Sonth ftraat.
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II ST. THOMAS, Captain Merrill, having four ffths
OF her cargo engaged viii have immediate despatch
above Having extensive accommodations for Hrst and
second class passengers persons destined for Australia
will find to their advantage to examine this superior
fast sailing vessel before engaging For balance
tbs, 90Beaver street, SCHMIDT BALGHEN, los and
lO7 Wall street.
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Observation-Disclosures AND GENTLEMEN OF AC.
i knowledged talent may hear of good engagen by
making immediate application (post paid to Kemp Chat
ham SQUARE Post Office.
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professor ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD or
THE NORTH

DROIESSsOR ANDERSON, TIE GREAT WIZARD O
L THE NORTH,
Whose European reputation, of twenty years. STANDING
Professor Of Natural Magic coupled with his AmsT
reputation confirmed by three millions Of AmsrsaA
citizens the greatest Magician Of either ancient q
modern times, (doses excepted) but, like the anceua
Moses, whose wonders swallow oil the rest and eclipse IN
other Wizards Magicians Kings Of Magic &C.. So, vhs
have sprung since the Professors successful appear
In this country has called into existence (as =
Enrope) such host Of itinerants.
THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH
the great original tho inventor Of modern maggie b 4
Charleston s. c., for three weeks after which he VA
visit Mobile, Ala New Orlcans La. Havana Cuba S.
vannah Ca; Richmond, Va Washington, D. c.; BAli-
more, Md; Pttsburg Pa; and New York City, for til
Worlds Fair in May 1858 when tho lovers Of the
velous will have wonders to look upon eled n -
world. LOOK OUT FOR
Esa PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
During his Southern tour.
" And whom he il again 4 tn North.
Richard will be found himself again.
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In PANAMA--IO SAIL ABOUT 9TH MARCH, THE
Il Al packet ship AFGHAN. She has sccommoda-
tons for few select cabin passengers only For pass
age apply to Captain ANTONIO PELLKTiER, oS Wall
street, or to 0vERMANN GRUNER % South street.
TNHE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vANDER-
l. bits line for San Francsco.-The Accessory Tran.
sit Company (of Noaragua propretors. Only line giving
through tickets, including the thmus crossing Through
In advance Of the mail The new double engine steani-
ship STAR OF THE WEST 1900 tons burden will leave
Saturday, Mar III 8, for San Juan del Nsrte direct
Meeting with the regular Pacific steamship the
Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve miles of land
transportation Those steamships unsurpassed in
their accommodations and ventilation. Passengers
cautioned against the representations OF hired
for other lnes-nono employed for this line. For
formation or passage at the lowest rates. apply only to
G. VANDERBILT, Agent, No Battery place, up stairs.
mail bag will be made up at this Office.
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LIME
IN Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwall and Pa
mama No detention ON the kthmus. At greatly
duced rates Tho new and fast side wheel steamship
UNION q, 500 tons burthen,) Richard Adams, Comman
der, win leave New York for Aspinwa (Navy Bay from
pier No. North River, on Saturday, March 9Th at 5
O'Clock r. precisely connecting with the and mag
naoent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, e, 100 tons,) Edward Dunn, Commander, which
Unions Passengers and san immediately for San Fran
CISCO The Accommodations and ventilation Of the Win
field Scott all that be desired Her speed (estab
shed on he voyage between New York and Panama. and
while ON the Pacific coast) ID unsurpassed Every
on Will DO made on the part Of the limo to insure
the wharf at Aspinwau free taking the Panama Railroad
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
at 6 Broadway. DAvH BROOKS CO., General Agents.
mail bag Is made up at the above Office, under the
new United States Postage law for hs ooavensncs Of thu
public.
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A UHgRAIIAN PACKET LLNE.-THE BEAUTIFUL CLIP
n per ship THE0xENA, will DO dispatched on her reg
uar day early In March The proprietors Of ths line
call attention to this splendid vessel and refer the
prompt in which their former ships (the ABUS
and PEYTONA) have sailed from this port. To persons
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
manded BY tried and experienced Captains and provi
sions furnished the most liberal SCALE An early ap
location Is important Apply board to Capt. An
tonic Pelletier, % Wall street, or
OYERMANN 4 aRIINER q South street
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DR. COBBEIT, MEMBER or THE N. Y. UNIVERSITY
~ No 10 Duane street, between chatham and WuiisS
streets. OfHoe hours from A. NJ to 9P M.
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n ets.-The nearly and beautiful clipper bark
OREGON 1000 tons burthen having just completed her
FIRST voyage around the world, will succeed the Eu-
sail from New York for Melbourne Port Philip the
18th Of March, punctualy The Oregon is the only true
and Us an
fitted up In the most comfortable possible 1t is
sufficient to add that she will be provisioned in the
liberal manner her predecessors The Pioneer Line
was the frst and has been tho only regular line The
object Of the proPrieors Ia to establish on permanent
their vessels have been obliged to stop at any port for
supplies, has there been word of complaint against
them Rates Of passageSaloon, 1926 first cabin $l76
Every thing provided BY the ship except wines liquors.
soap and towels remittance Of onethird will secure
ply to R. W. CAMERON, or JOHN OGDEN lle Wall street
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A UsTRAIIA PIONEER IINE-THE NOBLE SHIP
n EUPHRASIA accommodate few more passen-
gers, also small quantity ofroght II applied for mms-
scrlbers The EUPHRAsIA will positively go to soa on
Saturday morning 18th inst Passengers will have their
beautiful clipper bark OREGON will succeed the EUPHRA-
6 eighth ship Of this line and sail tho 10Th March
RW CAMERON, or J. OGDEN, l18 Wall street.
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TITO p1EATRICAIA-w. r FlSH, OFOM LONDON
theatrical and characteristic wig maker, 500 Pear
street. four doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
dress balls N R-Any stv's Of theatrical wig mAds
four hours notice
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L>xCEISIOR LINE FOR AUSTRAIlA.-THE SPLENDID
II clipper ship PANAMA, is rapidly loading at
pier IS Fast river and yet take 900 6bls freight
and accommo date 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 81 days; the TO Aner in "A days
and has just returned from Shanghae In 81 days She
has performed the voyage out and home disch and
receiving full cargoes in the amazing short time Of
months and twenty days. Apply to
HURST PACKET FOR AUSTRALIA, TO SAIL 18TH OF
I February.-Ihe superior fast sailing packet ship
REBECA, burthen TOO tons, has unequaled accommoda
lions for few cabin and second cabin passengers
immediate application be made board ship, pier g.
Fast river, to c. A. TEN EYCK, 81 South street.
T,OR MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA
Il The splendid now steam clipper CITY OF NORFOLK
will be ready to receive freight in few days, and will
have immediate despatch for the above ports. This
sci remarkably SHARP and is expected to make very
quick out. She has splendid accommodation for
few cabin passengers. For balance Of freight
passage, apply to MAILER LORD, los Wall st.
Our Mr. Samuel p lord goes out in this vessel to etab
iish a commission house at Melbourne, snd would take
charge Of consienments made to him For further
information, apply as above.
T1,OR SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.-THE 1 CLIPPER SHIP
Il ST. THOMAS. Captain Merrill having four ifths
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HtALIFORNIA-FARE ONLY % CENTS-TTCKETS
~ sold at 32 Broadway, from 10 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ FRS
few days.--Grand chance to sec San Francisco Stock
ton the gold mines, and other places, they really
are. All who interested in California see, hear,
and learn the full particulars OF that famous country
its business prospects, &c Those having friends there
can see the hou they Hsle in.
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4 MOTHER CURIOSITY.-JvST ARRIVED, FEMALE
N with moustaches and beard Miss Mary A. Heinrich,
whose face IL ornamented with beautiful and natural NOUS
taches and beard such would be the delight and envy
Of thousands Of males OF full age will be happy to receive
visters, for few days, at 20h Bowery This remark
old Of good form and pleasant appearance indeed deci
dedly pretty. She native Of Belgium feet inches
height weighing 127 lbs and possesses great muscular
strength Hcr Is beyond dispute and visiters win b
satisfied that abe Is no humbug The like has seldom
been seen beforean intelligent female with moustaches
osption hours from 70 A. NJ and from to 10 p. NJ
NJ
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md COOpER, No. IA DUANE STRlIST, BEFWElF
i J Chatham and William. Office hours, from A. a.
70 7. n. Sundays from to 10 A. n, and ircu' ,.
&P.N
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TAR CLARK, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY MEpI-
Doai College OF New York twelve years since may DO Don
sulted at az Canal strcet two doors cast Of hidvSy
froa 10 10 A. H., aaA& W ST..
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DR. VALENTINE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN.
~ ings only, February rs and g. ut Montague Hall,
Brooklyn in his nimtable Parlor Entertainments Illus
tratng many laughable characters, interspersed with
musical sketches, stage trips steamboat travels, and
little Of everything and everybody Admission % cents
gentleman and two ladies so cents. Open at Il to
mence at 7I O'Clock.
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-SATURDAY EVEN
ID ing at O'Clock for the very last time, the comic
O'Clock THE LADY OF LYONS, by special request. The
Fortified Horse and Rider the Living Animals &C.,
Entertainments &c. 26 cents Parqust and Frat Balcony,
l2h cents extra.