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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEI-
~ phis, at IL O'Clock, noon by steamboat John Potter
from pier No. North river Fare-6rst class cars g.
second class, 81. Returning, leave Philadelphia from
foot of Walnut street. 2P NJ Emgran line by steam
boat Atlas, from pier No. l. at IL O'Clock P. NJ Fare
81 60
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
|,REAT BARGAINS IN sILKS.-JUST RECEIVED, A
" of and beautiful styles of striped and plaid
silks all colors slightly damaged the voyage Of inn
poraon which will be sold from thirty to forty per cent
less than regular prices. A. KERR CO.,
761 Broadway. two doors above Clinton place
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TNINE ARTS--R. A. BACHIA HAVING PURCHASED
the entire interest Of othrr parties in the PORTRAITS
q Warrington Henry Clay, and Frank Pierce engrsvs4
by A. H. Htche, is prepared 70 furnish dealers ana
Tiers upon liberal terws, r. A, BACHlA, IL Dry
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nR. WARD'S-OFFICE IN CANAL STREET, ONI
~ door from Broadway, up stairs Hours, 8 A. N. to
r Nj Sundays, from 10 A. N. till II NJ, and from tip
Z in the evening.
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MUSICAL.


I UsICAL INSTRUMENTAL SOCIETY NOW BREAK
vi ing up have for sale collection of musical instru
tents In good order This chance for college
hub society the instruments will be sold at the
|west possible price. Address Musical Society Herald
flee, or apply to M. H. N, at the advertising desk.
|NHR AND MRS. EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSORS
vi of singing guitar pianoforte aud that truly wonder
vi instrument the concertina (scarcely known in this
ounry beg to announce that they continue to give in
be obtained Mr.. Barton Processes to impart
efficient knowledge Of the guitar in six lessons to
nabe persons to accompany themselves in vocal music.
DIANO wANTED-To PURCHAsE-A GOOD SECOND
IL hand piano. with molian attachment. Address, i'm
nediately, with description and price, JAMES LEE No.
SO Concord street, Brooklyn.
T,RoT GAILoP, FOR THE PIANo-rHIs EXCELLENT
i composition only issued few days ago, by Lea &
Walker, Philadelphia creates quite sensation almost
N excitement, in the musical world Of New York and
Boston The publishers able supply the nu-
orders they receive for It, The piece deserves the
avor of the public, IL is full of beauty and sparkling
Melodies and for its brilliant effect very easy to per-
orm
f1,OLIAN PIANoroRrEs.-r. GILBERT cor
Koan-The subscriber who Is sole agent in this
ty for the sale OF hNse instruments (he reputation ID
which has become world wide) Is prepared to off9
hem at prices which, to those wishing to purchase
bot fail TO be satisfactory Possessing facilities for OBJ
ainng pianos unsurpassed If equaed by those Of any
ther house in the CITY, he does hesitate say that
present Inducements to buyers not to be found
Elsewhere. He has constantly on hand an extensive
ortment Of second hand pianos, at bargains which he
earessy asserts will defy competition Gberts elegant
sons Of Princes and Caharts make. Eolan and othes
HORACE WATERS,
sss Broadway, corner Of Anthony st., up stairs
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sTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following Pc
ton has been presented in the Board OF Assistant Alder
en- TO flag space through the southerly sidewalk Of
est Twenty eighth street between Broadway aud Sixth
senue All persons inter esed and having objections to
ie same are requested to present them, in writing to
undersigned at his Office before the 18th day Of
ebruary instant
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN rRANC1sCo-rHE
WEEKLY LINE 10 CALIFoRNIA-U.s s. MAIL STEAM

NV FEKLY LINETU CALIFOKNLA-U.S MAIL STEAM
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
niesthe pioneers in steam navigation between the At
lano and Pacific ports-win at arrange their ships
In both oceans, to extend their present mmonth
~ service to weekly line, commencing the Goth
proximo, as foows-1eave New York the 5th 18TH
goth and 2sth leave San Francisco the 1st sh 10th
and The spare tonnage Of the companies and the
safety and regularity with which they have heretofore
against detention and accidental These companies are
prepared with their EXTRA tonnage and tho facilities
which long experience affords them not only fully to ac
commodate the public but to do the most favorable
rates.
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MEDICAL.

DR. RAIrH's OFFICE HOURS, FROM to IL A. NJ,
~ and to9P. NJ, Sunday excepted, at No. 64a Hous-
ton street, Wooster.
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DASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW,
L &c.-Tapscott's Line of Packsts.-W. l. J. T. TAP
SCOTT CO., SO South street, New York. continue to
make engagements most favorable terms bring out
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 hitherto in largo or small
sums, by drafts payable at sight in all the principal
places throughout England, Ireland Scotland Wales
France and Germany.
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WILL, SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND AlrlNk
w Entertainment, and ascent Of Mont Blanc illus
trated with series of magnificent and gigantic paintings
from drawings taken the spot, at enormous en-
pense; together with highly humorous and interesting
description of men and the continent and In
the Alpine regions by John E. Owens, ESQ., the well
known and popular comedian. Fuu particulars will
AhOrtly be Announced
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DANORAMA.-NOW OPEN, AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
L 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 SO cents children, half price,
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TITO uEATRlCAIS.-W. r. FISH, QROM LONDgN,l
theatrical and characteristics Wig maker, $50 peaA
street. four doors from Broadway. Amateur
attended Wigs lent hire for private pare and fanny
dress balls. N B.-Any stys Of heatrsp wig mAds -
four hours notice.
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DR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. OFFICE HOURS
IL from I A. NJ. to P. N. Sundays, from to half
past 10 A. N. and from 5 to p n
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IN Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwan and Pa
nama No detention on the Isthmus. At greatly re-
duced rates. The and fast side wheel steamship
UNION, q 500 tons burthen) Richard Adams Comman-
pier No. North River on Saturday, March 9TH, at
O'Clock p M precisely connecting with the and mag
nifcent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT e, 100 tons,) Edward Dunn Commander, which
steamer win be in readiness at Panama to receive the
Unions passengers and sail immediately for San Fran
cisco. The accommodations and ventilation of the Win
field Scott al that be desired Her speed (estab
shed on the between New York and Panama and
while on the Pacific coast 10 unsurpassed. Every
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed
the wharf at Aspinwa free taking the Panama Railroad
st 20 Broadway DAVIS, BROOKS CO., General Agents.
mail bag is made up at the above Office, under the
new United States Postage law for the convenience Of the
public.
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DOCrOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN FEMALE RENO
Dyatng Pills-Both in the female inhrmary and in pr
yate practice DIR. Van lambert of Germany has used
these pills with unparalleled Price 81 per box
N B-Purchase unless they have the certificate OF
COPYRIGHT the wrapper and the written signatures
Of Van hamsort NJ D. on the duty stamp around
States America 27 Bowery Of Grand street. and
Mrs. Hayes, lis Fulton street Brooklyn
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IJOlLOwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED
II bad leg after thirteen years of suffering Mrs.
Anne Smith, Of Hemel Hampstead suffered with wounds
in her leg for thirteen years. during which period
under Of the ceverest surgeons of the age both
perience of them could heal this dreadful bad leg
Mrs Smith, finding all their remedies useless per
suaded to give Hooways Ointment and Pills trial and
these medicines cured her in incredible short space of
Time and she feels pleasure in boastng of the
derful efficacy of Holoways Ointment and Pills. Sold
by all the vendors of medicines throug hout the British
empire and by those Of the United States 81 CENTS
So cents and 81 so per box Wholesale at Mr.. JOSEPH
HoRSEYS, Maiden lane, New York, and at the proprie
tors, pa Strand, London.
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TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice Is hereby given that the following petitions
been presented in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
regulate and grade Lexington avenue from Sixty
eighty Sixth streets TO flag side walk and ct curb and
ter on northery side of Eghtythird street. between
st and Third avenues. All persons interested having
ections thereto, requested to present them in
ting to the undersigned at his office before the
February instant JAMES FUREY.
ahruarv IN 1919 Street rrrpiasionor
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VyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i Mail steamers.-Ths ships comprising this line

These ships having been built by contract expressly for
ssrvce every has been taken In their
oonsructonas in their engnesto strength and
speed and their accommodation for passengers are IN
sQualled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool In rst
cabin. $3.50 in second cabin So Exclusive use Of extra
size state room, $500.
Prom Liverpool to New York, ESQ and E2e
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid for.
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NICHUILAS DEAN, PresldenE
Croton Aqueduct Department Feb. IA, 1853.

'yREFT DEPARTMENT. NO. a HALL OF RECORDS
8 Public notice is hereby given, that the following pc
ions have been presented in the Board of Aldermen
set curb and gutter and flag four feet of sidewalk in
9th street. between Third and Harlem river to
curb and gutter, and flag four feet of sidewalk in
ghty fifth street. between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
d persons interested, having objections thereto,
gned at his Office before the 2Sth day of Febru
" instant. JAMES EUREY Street Commissioner.
February 49, 1858.
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NOR AUSTRALIA AND CAILFORNIA-COLT'S RE.
Il yolving Pisols-A full supply of Colts revolvers of
gu sizes, with implements complete, for sale by
A. W. SPIES Il CO., 81 Maiden lane.
TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR
~ New Orleans, via Havana.-The splendid steamship
CRESCENT CITY, Rodney Baxter, commander will sail
from the pier at the foot of Warren street. N. R. on
Monday February %, at O'Clock, P. NJ, precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW ORIEANs-1Y
ARRANGEMENT.
ladies' and after saloen berths 500
Second cabin bertAs. '.............. so
No freight taken to Havana but specie Freight taken
to New Orleans at thirty cents per cubic foot Shippers
of freight requested to supply themselves with the
company's bills of adng, which may be had appca
ton ut the Office. No other form will be signed No
bills of adng signed after twelve o'clock tho day of
sailing. For freight or passage, apply to
M. o. ROBERTS, TT West street, corner Warren.
THOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON, s. C-UNrrED
E States mail steamship ISABEL William Rollins com
mander This splendid steamship will leave Charleston
for Havana via Key West the 18th and 30th of each
month"; and will leave Havana for Charleston the Sth
and I'D of each month Passengers by this ship will find
her expeditions and very comfortable conveyance.
South Carolina.
I The superior steamship ALABAMA, Captain c.
u. Ludlow, Saturday February 49, at O'Clock p NJ,
from pier No. North river Apply to SAMUEL L.
MITCHELL, 194 Front street The FLORIDA, Captain NJ.
s. Woodruff Saturday. February &C. For speed,
strength accommodations and fare these ships have
superior on the coast.
NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Cavendy commander, will leave pier Is North river
Saturday February 10TH at O'Clock r. NJ For freight,
apply on board, and for passage to
LUDLAM & PLEASANTS SO Front street.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE NEW AND MAGNIFT.
II cent clipper ship EMPRESS OF THE SEA- will sail
in few days. This ship has large and beautiful cabins
She is the largest merchant ship aoat and expected
to make the passage to San Francisco inside Of ninety
days. For freight passage apply to
OAKFORD % Wall streat
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A USTRAILAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR PORT
n and SYas .nh
burthen, - commander, will be despatched for the
above ports about the 18th May This steamship
is of the size and strength and in every way equal
Collins line of steamers and it is believed will prove to be
the fastest steamship in the world Her accommodations
First class ladies' saloon $685. first class upper saloon
$3.50; second Glass; $275 third class 5000 The books
are now OPEN For freight passage, apply to
J. HOWARD & son, AGENTS "a Broadway.
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- an inalible preventative against all Diseases and
three original prescriptions for the of them may be
obtained by enclosing dollar in pre- paid letter, d.
rected to G. HASS0N N. D., Montreal, Canada East.
N B.--No deception. AL communications strictly
private.
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DEHIPPIUG,


TNDRENDErT LLNE-TH6OUGH TICKETS FORCAII.
fornia via Aspnwall and PanamsThe new and splen-
did steamship UNCLE SAN, 1000 tons, W. A. Mills COM
mAnder, will leave New York for Aspnwau ON Saturday
February 10th, at O'Clock p M precisely from pier
No R. The performances Of this steamer on her 6rst
and second the that the pas
sengers will reach Aspnwa In from to eight days
where she will connect With the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada 1000 TONS j. d. Wilson, commander
which will be in readiness Panama receive the pas
sengers Of the Uncle SAM and sail Immediately for San
Francisco These steamships both new. and Of the
very first class ~ to accommodation speed and ven
The tables will be supplied in the most liberal manner
both for cabin and Storage passengers Every exerton
viii be made, the part of the officers and owners
safety speed and comfort Passengers viii be land
cd at the wharf at Aspnwal and take the Panama Rail-
road for the Pacific good surgeon attached to each
ship whose services free of charge the
For freight passage, apply to MILLS, Agent No 81
Cortlandt street p. S-A mail bag win be made up at
this Office In accordance with the new law Of Congress-
for the accommodation OF the publios
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ For Mobile, stopping at HavanaThe side wheel
steamship BL aCK WARRIOR Robert w. Shufedt, U. 8.
NJ communicable steamer Black Warrior will sail for
Mobile Friday February 25th at IL O'Clock precisely,
from pier foot of Harrison street. North river Passage
500 Freight taken for New Orleans, at &c. cubic foot
Goods consigned to l.. Meade & Co.. Mobile will be for
warded free Of commissions No freight taken to Havana
but specie No freight received sailing days. Com
panys bills Of lading be had at 80 Nassau street.
Shippers must send in their bills Of adng to the Office BY
nine O'Clock p. NJ, Thursday, February "a Passen-
gers for Havana must procure passports before leaving
port. LIVINGSTON, CK0CHERON & CO., 81 Broadway.
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ID URTON'S-MISS WESTON HAS THE HONOR 10
Id announce that her Annual Benefit win take place
Saturday evening, February TO- which occason win
be performed, or the hrst time this season. the popu
lar comedy OF DOMBEY SON. The celebrated drama
called THE DUTCH GOVERNOR, and the farce Of the
EION BOY In which Mr. Burton and all the members q
his talented company viii appear.
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They all first class New York built ships provided
Nth all requisite articles for the comfort convenience
Of passengers and commanded BY Of experience In
he tada The price Of passage Ia 500 without wines o.
nquors Goods sent to She subscribers viii forwarded
sae from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents 164 Pearl street
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MADAME SONTAG AT NIBLO $40 OPERA VISIT
1Nl crs.-Iades and gentlemen who wish to obtain
choice seats without the trouble and annoyance Of at
tending in the crowd at the opening Of the onees, may
do so by leaving their orders at CHEESEMAN'S Music
Store COS Broadway. Fer Mondays Opera orders must
be entered Friday; for Wednesdays Opera Mon
day; for Fridays Opera on "Wednesday Commission for
front seats go cents each for all Others 70 cents each
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(tHARIES THE FIRST, BY THE GREAT vELASQURZ.
~ This celebrated historical picture, the famous
work of the greatest painter OF actual life nature
that lived is exhibition at the Apollo Rooms
80 Broadway. Admission % cents. Open from 10
A. NJ to 10 r. NJ.
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DR COOPER, NO. IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
u Chatham and William. ONCE hours, from 7 A. H.
to P. n Sundays, from to 10 A. NJ, and from t.
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WOODS MINISTRIES, 49, BROADWAY u A. HE1-
wv man begs to remind his friends and the public in
general that his benefit will take place this (FridAy)
evening February 49, when the full resources Of the
establishment viii be brought forward to please his
irons. For particulars, see programme
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A USTRAIIA-PIONEER IINE-THE NOBLE SHIP
n EUPHRASlA, Captain Ammi Smith, taking in
cargo at pier IL East river will sail for Melbourne Port
Philip punctualy the 23d inst. The Euphrasia is the
seventh ship Of this well established line and will pro-
visioned in the liberal her predecessors
Passengers requested to examine her
before engaging elsewhere. For PASSAGE apply board
or to r. W. CAMERON or JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall street
A USTRAIIA-CLIPPER LINE-THE A l ,jLlPPER
IA CANTON, J. Gibbs, commander, will be despatched
for Melbourne, Port Philip the 2Ath Of February She
has superior accommodations for passengers, and her
number will be limited to fifty. The well known reputa-
ton which this line has won for despatch is sufficient
guarantee for parties to engage by her. Apply board
at pier IA East river, or to WM T. DUGAN, 43 Front
street, to ARKEl.L Il ELLIOTT. 148 Pearl street.
L'OR MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA
IL The splendid new steam clipper CITY OF NORFOLK,
will be ready to receive freight in few days. and will
sci is remarkably sharp and is expected to make very
quick run out She has splendid accommodation for q
few more cabin passengers For balance Of freight or
passage, apply to MAILER & LORD, 10S Wall st.
Our Mr. Samuel p Lord goes out in this vessel esab
fish commission house at Melbourne, and would take
charge of any consgnments made to him. For further
information, apply as above
LNOR SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.-THE CLIPPER SHIP
Il ST. THOMAS, Captain Merrill, having four ffths
Of her cargo engaged win have immediate despatch as
above Having extensive accommodations for first and
second class passengers persons destined for Australia
fast sailing vessel before engaging For balance
Of freight, passage, apply to DEPPERMAN Il ALBUR
IT'S, 90sBeaver street. or SCHMIDT BALCHEN, 10o aud
lot Wall street
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v,RANKIJN MUSEUM l7s CHATHAM sTREEr.-0HO.
il Lea, Propretor.--fhe above estsblishment s spen
eyery afternoon 1t O'CLOCK and in the evening at half
stions of Living statuary by Mile CAsinets Troupe a
Model Artists together with variety Of beautiful par
For further particulars see bills Of each day
with cushioned arm chairs, 81 cents; boxss Is sssta
gallery, 12k cents.
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DR COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE N. Y UNIVERSITY,
~ No. 10 Duane street. between Chatham and William
streets. Once hours from A. M. toe NJ.
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G TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW THE
~ Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, q, 962 tons, 400 horse power) Ro
bert Craig commander, will sail from Glasgow Wednes
day, February % and will leave New York for Glasgow
ON Saturday, March 20, at IL O'Clock at First
cabin (saloon state rooms $780, do do (mdship S75
second cabin $50 third class $20-stewards fees ncu
dsd Apply TO J. AcSYMON, 80 Broadway.
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DURTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION FOURTH GRAND
ID Fancy Dress, Civic and Military Ball. at the Apollo
rooms, 4l0 Broadway, this FRIDAY evening" Feb IL.
Shelton's Band la engaged Mr. r. Williams viii Be pre-
sent with collection Of rich and beautiful costumes.
Tickets ST. may be had at Joies 800 Broadway; OF MI
Williams, 368 Broome street; and at the door
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q
of Nitrous Oxide or
LAUGHING GAS
at the above named splendid Hail. on
SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 10.
Several hundred gallons of the gas will prepared fos
the OCCASION in order that all who may desire the luxury
of nhang the same and laugh until their sides ashe
can do
This gas is perfectly pure and harmless, and may -
breathed freely by all without che least injurious essA
generally developing the leading traits of oharacter-
tory, singing &C., &c.
The first circle will be reserved for ladies and chld
accompanied by gentlemen.
Single tickets, or tickets admitting . gentleman
and lady, (frst circle) Observation-Disclosures oen1p
Tickets for other parts Of tho house .. Is oeu1p
Doors open at 6H; commence ct TX O'Clock
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NJ EXPORT WATER CURE WILL BE OPENED ON THE
IN LIST of April 1t has been fitted up with regard to
the comfort and convenience of PATIENTS and this with
the healthfulness of the Newport climate, will make it
most desirable Address DR.. W. F. REH, Newport,
Rhode Island
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YJ,HE PRIDE OF THE NATION.-THERE Is NOW ON
i exhibition at 1855 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 go and see them and set right If we
wrong. We correct, then will thank you for
shilling each, and your good will.
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NRAND FAREWELL CONCERT-PAUL JULIEN. vlO-
VI linst, respectfully announces that he viii give
Grand Farewell Concert Tuesday evening" February n
at Metropolitan Hall, which occasion 10 win 10 a.
sisted by
MADAME HENRIETTE SONrAG,
SIG. c. BADIAII,
SIGNOR POZZOLnu,
cTn