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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PROYI.
i pENCE IRON COMPANY. 70 dove a concern oleI

IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PROVI-
L DENCE IRON COMPANY. to close a concern offer
for their very extensive and pete establishment <
manufacturing Iron situated tide water, at Fox Point Ia
Providence. 800
These works have al heen erected within years
are in coed order aud ready % be put into immediate oper
alton and equal 10 the production OF u uns OF non into
plates and bars per day. - 49, .
Connected with the above s Wire Mil capable ofrun
ming egh orods per day ioT which there regular
and increasing demand in Providence az The present
ent az least equal 10 the entire production OF the MIL
Also Reynodss Patent Wrought Spike and Nail Mtchnes
which will ten tuusper day Also, Gut Nail NIL
able turning 80 l75 casks per day and which
could be easily arranged 10 double that product
As this establishment built for expense was
spared IN having everything about il Of the most perfect
Kind aud the inventory exhibits complete establish
nrnt perhaps ss Is 70 be found in Neg-EnEland.
Its thought tina, place The United states presents
better opening for the successful prosecution BY practical
man Of the manufacture Of wire rods ron, nails and
than the City of Providence the center OF large and rapidly
increasing lnufactuTug district requiring foreonsumpton
the entire production Of these works.
These works being tide water, where the argest clas9
II vessels which frequent bay eau load and receive
carsoes without hgeTage allows OF their receiving their
supplies Of coal and iron the lowest rate OF freight and
aor can all be he'd good terms elsewhere
in New England.
Ast ssIpp0sed the purchaser would desire TO examine
the premises further description Is deemed unnecessary
The property viii be sold cheap and the terms OF payment
will be made easy. -. -. -
For en- examination Of the property apply 10 Mr. w ~.
HENDERSON the premises and for terms an apphea-
tor may be made 20 either Of the subscribers IN
HENRY l.. KENDALL,
DANlNF PAINE.
EDWARD PEARCE.
Providence z L. Dec l6, i8i2
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Aouses iOanteo.

WANTED-By the Isl of February, three
w story Dwelling House ecuvenica, 20 Broadway.
between BToome and lsthsts Address C., this ofioc.
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4 CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1853,
"a PAPER STATIONERY Of every variety, 81 low
pnces Boots made % rGtter with pinted heading pared
&C. Cfc1!sr, Checks Notes. 6c furnished n s,ye re-
CURED FRANCIS L0UTREL.
s.atone Printers I'D Book Binders. No u Maiden axe
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UTALLACK's THEATER - Broadway.
w w. WALLACE, Lessee-J w. LESTER, Stage Man
sssr--THJS EVENING. Jan. H.
THE ROAD TO RUIN
Old Dorntor Mr. Blake Mr. Suky Mr. Bronghsin
Harry Dornton. =. Mr. Lester Goldhnch. Mr. Wecot
Sophia Miss Laura Keene Jenny: Mrs stephens
HIS LAST LEGS
Doors open at 6. O'Clock performance 20 commence al
Psrque and Dress Circle 50 cents Family Circle, % CENTS
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" Mechanics Institute, No. Bowery.-Au
on for Ofceis ard Directors, IA accordance with the
Nrt,nepis Of The Constitution viii take piSee 81 the In
see Rooms ON IT. ESDAY, llth INST ee wen The hours
eif9a IOFM BY order. I. c. BURRAS, c. NC.
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mGnts.

A 5 protested Cook in private family, or re-
"A spectacle private boardnghouse, BY one middle
aged and Charbermaid and first Laundres'
By the other These females very experienced and have
excellent city reference Call at No "a 6tsv IN the book
ftoIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

DOARDING-Wit Parlors and Bedrooms at
Id taehed NAV be sh.ained NJ No so s,Aav either TO.
Eethes or .ep3tey The house eoutsirs all TIE msderr
improvements
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CIRCUS.-NEWYORK AMPHITHEA.

~ TER No. 81 Bowery-R SANDS Co, Proprietors-
MONDAY EVENING, Jan 10, 1855 First appearance of
the celebrated Scenic Rider, Mr.. LEWIS LiPMAN First
appearance the world Slack Rope Naulter Mr.
CHARLES FISHER First appearance this season OF the
iunlitable Clown, BOB WILLIAMS. Grand act OF Pos
turing hy Mr. Naihans and Pupils the comic Ballet
titled the COOLER AND TAILOR Priees of admission
boxes rs cents; Pit. 70. Doors open AZ 81 Perfon
ance to commence ~ o'clock Performance "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons.
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DISLEY's TIIAMES-No. 400 Broadway
Ia Painted on fifty thousand feet Of canvas by the hti
scenic artists IN the world GRAND MOVING IlLU =
TRATON the riyer THAMES showing all the points Of
interest upon the river from its until passes the
city Of LONDON. Painted from original sketches, by
Messrs. T. Phillips Hsghe Knell &c. d. cnphons by j.
H. Hammersley MD. Music arranged by J. IL fully Esq
Pianist Mr. A. Sedswick Every evening al y O'Clock.
81 cents.
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DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSA-
I'D LEM and the HOLY LAND is now open admission
50 cts-children half pTice-at the new and spacious
GEORAMA
in Broadway adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel and con-
tnue every evening Painted from authentic Drawings
made uroD the spot by Mr. BANVARD during an extensive
tour undertaken expressly for the works Mr. B. will ex
plain the Paintings personally Picture moves at y and on
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
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DARE Chancellor sale, an old estab-
Illished retail HARDWARE AND TOOL STORE, Gta-
.ed one the main thooushfares fhe city To any one
wanting enter into good business this presents very
favorable opening Very satisfactory reasons assigned "
the present owner giving rp. For further particulars
INQUIRE Of n ID BlRDsALL, No Js Chstlanl-st.
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0mMsfmfnis.

w LECTURE Of The Course
on MUSIC, .-.
NIL ,e delivered a. afETROPOLIfAN HALL, CT TUES
DAY EVENING Jen. IL.
The subject Of the Seventh Lecture wlh Dc
The Tnssh Language for lyrical Uses nsdeIsl ~ ~
,,ssted with other Languages. Idonatie structure OF
vsrss ard trscertb!ties of INITIATIVE varieties Ac;e,t
Rlyue Euphonic CLaracteristics DePeuaence o. -
On verbal phrsseoOgy. Adaptation Of
woros and Of words muse. Sources o. M
~ NE VOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS viii Include sese'si
Mssterptoes OF Compassion.
Tickets with Secured Seats, ~ cents 49, -.
Tiekets end PLACES can be secured deiiy, nom 70 = q
VIM HALL K SONS Music Store, NO. ~ d a.
sv corner of Psrkpace and tie door on the Evening
Of the Lecture. r...,;rl ,o-y-
roepce az u o'clock precisely.
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COR sALE-A ROLLING MILL. in per
DOR SALE-A Gentlemen's Fnrnishing and
sTIfSyFLL 4 SWAIN. No 9Chaulbers-st., NY.
SATF-A wa,,-estabI;sbed MONTHLY

IL MAGAZINE, enjoying a high Literary reputation
and having fair paying sgbscrgton Let which can be
largely increased az ama outlay. Tho ccnce-u viii be dis
res, of ~ agcenained value Address j. o. r. Box No
LAG PcstOffce, New-IOTk
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n,,,v .xpw.yORK TRIBUNE.

yoR EURoyEAs cih00L' -, e.o.,,s, for
,,,sss on e depors Of sasS a 9sr 10 sny psyt
hYerpco Pres 81 cents eepy Of - .o..ese cuSod
A Great Britain, or sfto pe o0"''''
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WOODS MINSTRELS--No 4ti Broad.
w way above Howard-st-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
JNG-H WOOD Manager and Proprietor-rhe enter
tanmens offered By this celebrated company OF MUSICIANS
and Eopien Doneators cannot be equaed by any other
band IN the United States See programmes. Doors open
a. 81; Concert commences st y o'clock. Admission 70
cents The public respectfully informed that The Afer-
noon Concerts discontinued.
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WHOEVER wants a perfect abstract of
w Literature botS American and Foreign not do
better than subscribe FOX
LlTTELLS LIVING AGE.
Price l9 cents.
The b 81 conducted work Of the kind the Uuited States
Published weekly bv DEWITT DAVENPORT
Tribune Buildings Nsss,u-s, Agents for
Liitelrs Living Age, Boston.
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EOR sALE-FKe Houses on Broadway, ly-
Inc in one MARCEL suar.d below rse Ciarch on tho
wet side. Apply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER
Auetionser, No. 7 Broader.
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A T PRIVATE SALE-The valuable three.

IN story brick House and Lot Of Ground known No $50
4th ST. between the Rowely aud La fsyet,e-psce. Me
Lot feet front by co feel deph be the same more or
the piazza and finished in beautiful style, having cellar
bas ment aud attic double STAIR cases marble nsates ma
hogsny doors Cro.on water. bsroo &c The whele
hne order, can be application to ANTHONY
J. BLEEChER, Auctioneer No. Brosdst Fog pnee,
terms. and further partlenlars, apply az above.
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NIBLO's GARDEN-sECOND NIGHT Of
L NJ lnI. 70

The public are respectfully informed that the
SECOND end LAST NIGHT OF
THE DAUGHTER OF THE HEGdME-Nt ~.
Will tale plaee on WEDNESDAY Jan. r. on vhien oc-
MADAME HEERIETTE SONTAG
will be assisted by - u ,c1rpT
signors BADfALI, POZZoLJNI, CARL ECkEhI
srd the Grand Chorus aud Orchestra
The prcee of Secured Seats have beer hxed az
TWO DOLLARS end ONE DOLLAk-
ACCORDING 10 location Both the y and I'll ssats are nun
Seed ,nd there Il but one general entrance land free c
cus,ion all parts oil The house, az was the esfea
politan Hall n, NJ, - =. 1919
cate emitting the holder secured seat, good ior the
whole evening. ~ nm -. ~ C,so, ,,5 en-.
There viii be two Ticket Offices one At the oarden o vac
.,ber AZ No Is a at the Stationery Store OF Messrs
VAN NORDES KING. 400 ,orr,p 81, ,,rs
Or TUESDAY will be soldthe TWO DOLI-AIt sEAIs.
N, WEDNESDAY during the day and on me evening az
,be door he one DOLLAR SEATS, sTANDEEs ard the
REMAINING TWO DOLLAR SEATS.
Doors open at "a. TO commence at u. -.
On FRIDAY Madame sON1AG Will appear IN ne"
character.
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$40 REWARD Stolen from the the stable, stable
hands high eight old Canadian built switch TAIL fast
Traveller ANY person returning said mare with detection
and conviction Of the thief shall be entitled 70 the above re-
ward OF 40 f1r tie recovery OF SAID Information
NAV BE- eiyen 10 JOSEPH LESTER. No 10 Bow.ry, NJ
T. W. CARPENTER.
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9peliai Noiires.
- r,.x,,. xy,,;o General Committee.

M In Democratic WING General Comniftee,
pseabwsY House., TUESDAY Evening, Dec. n, lSo1
R,soIyed hat IL be recommended thg the Deieset's
ke,,d 10 s Corrntiee FOR the year lS15 neet o. Tue
ss,d,vay House 90 TUESDAY. Jan. II. az ~ O'Clock.
By order. GEO GsCORNELL, Ciia'fi'""'
". L. snssDLow' see..
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sS Notice. The ieUds OF the family OF the late T. :
HNRflN Esd sre respectfully invited 10 attend ms
Esrl on TUESDAY, lhe lith al O'Clock p NJ ffosa his
Az yes,Genoe, No. sc Brcofre-st
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Heal estate for 8alA

4 SMALL FARM for SALE.-The under
~ SIGNED offers for sale she Farm Of the late JAMES
WRIGHT deceased pleasantly situated near Jederon Val
lev IN yorktown Wetcheser County the Rad lesiing
from Petksk Lake Mahopsc, eight mis from the former
ana four ffom the latter place The Farm contains about
ten acres Of good land. On tile premises good Dwell.
ns House aud other out buildings al nearly also aa
exc Apple Orchard and other fruits of various kns
II the above property not sold AZ private sale before thu
first cay Of February next IL viii on that day be sold az
public auction, the premises. al III O'clock A. M.
\. B.. $500 Of the purchase money nnyremsin on tha
premises IL required.
For further Information apply TO- OF sdircss the under
signed 81 his place OF n siaeDce, West Soners Y. Y.
r C. NERNOL, Executor Of james WrisAt decd
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Cbantes for Bnsiness tflen.

Qhdnfes tor 0nslness men.
A NEW REAPING and MOVING MA.
"A CHINE, entirely original, is about 20 be introduced
by machinsi, which win by its great excellence OF sim
pcty utility and cheapness entirely supersede all others
patent has been obtained and others secured business
man with capital wanted aid in Introducing here and
in Great Britain. hands0me fortune easily be made
Very liberal terms viii b. made and satisfactory references
Of character and standing required Address paid letters
T. q. o.. Tribune Office.
TOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
j feet order; alec, a WIRE MILL, with abundant
water situated about three miles 0m Peekskll Apply 70
JOSEPH sTRAN8, Peekskill Post Office, 20 e. ~
BIBBY, Kings Bridge.
TOR SALE-A Gentlemen's Furnishing and
IL Dry Goods Store. The Stock, Fixtures and Lease
of the Gentlemen's Furnishing and Dry Goods Store,
No. l0l Futonst, rulniug through 70 MaAn-st.,
with the Dry Goods Store, No % Mnn-st., Ia
the City of Brooklyn, offered for sale az a
great bargain The Store has sock Of about and is
now doing cash busness Of $50 per Day Tie Stock j. all
new saabe and the location the best IN the City The
Lease has four years from the LIST Of May, 1885, at the
yary rent Of $95 for both storessnd The cOr sa The
premises have been used for the business tor tue last
i've years by the present proprietor An pTorunty sci
dem be met with ot red 10 any person win cash
capital step into established and profitable
business Apply 60
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AT PRIVATE SALE-The two-story Brio

AT PRIVATE SALE-The tw0story Brick
~ House. with two Lots Of Ground situated on and
next the northeast corner OF .dsy and ssh st. both cs
fronting the 2-sv. The house nishe IN ine seyie,
with marble msntss &C. The lots each % BY 100 feet
in depth.
Also valuable Farm of about 200 acres OF choice Land
in the village OF Creenburgh Weschtstsr Co. aud State
Of New. orb situated miles nom the Harlem Railroad
depot al Noningvle or Darts Corner or miles east o
Dobhss Fery This farm situated high ground and
comnanas fine view OF Long Island Sound and snrfoand-
ing county large portion OF the purchase money can
remain on bond and mortgage For prce and inrher par
ticulars of the above property, apply 70 .
J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer, No Brcsdst
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rymIs. naeon,s Eyenlns Cour.e O. M,s,G sc:

CotTfo gwen by TeqaesL Iu oeslBn e.n'. S;,
~ elysis and Explanation Of our present Oiylzsicn
h, frat Division viii include Twelve bessons exmpiins
Re orein Of the Oriental Element IN or Ciy ~
10 he given ON TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 8ociock
pN c1somsncpg on TUESDAY, Jan. H.. Single tickets
tha twelve lessons SIS be obtained Of M B2wen ~
he stuyvesapt Jnsttute Of Mr. Henry Megs' Loiary 81
so,iet, Library g. " Grant Mercantile Library; Cor
,itb Llmport K Coz George Putnam, Publishers
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" Are You Deaf To those who ere afflicted with
,rnes aud wish % be cured, would recommend % cal
~ LUTkNER. No 90 Prinee-st. New-York Hayius
- ssfy dta'myselt am able % SPEAK 81 his nneauaIed
would urge every enc who is ahsessd not % let
'fssp' syporse.ay pss Nichols Dee u. lss2
IS w. sHQEMAkEs.
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TO LET-In the vicinity OF the Crystal Pal.

ITO LET.-Tbe entire lofts of the fne store
No iOl Liberty, fronting Lunberst. They win be in
every respect suitable for r eias Importing or Connie
House and ready for occupation about Let March next
Apply 70 g, FuRMAN, JT, Nc. . NsssgE,
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ITO CAPITALISTS.-Want a purchaser
Il for ELDRIDGE'S PATENT CORN SHkLLER for
the State Of NeYOrk Here IL chance that rarely oe-
ours. An active energetic may with ease, IN SIX
months realize several thousand dollars over and above the
original eost-he great Sesdsraturn being ts extreme
eheapuess and universal applicability
~ B-AddTess A. b. NINDER, llth a., hrt door abo' e
Gersrdsv Philadelphia personally by letter ana nIne-
dIsfe attention will be given.
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uE NEw-yoRK WEEKLY T 6,lgIpy

Why LAKOE PAFEH, IVH ~ :. ,,e Ioyr ur:oe
Subted every SATURDAY MSnsss i.. az for l6 or
q 81 per snDam in advance g - AID ire paper n no
~ teyosd the for s,es % s Der Inc FOR
s,-msst, Tor thi, shest wiz b. charged ~ 00"''
..fl ,ufertiOn
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~ People,s Iectures.-Lieut NJ y. MAURY, Of
A. National Observatory Washington, will give the Fth
Leture OF the Course at the Tabernacle, on TUESDAY
IytNINC Jan H. at 0 o'clock. Subject The Sea, aud
as Cuculaon OF It's Waters" great subject and man
$40 WHO VIII make it intensely interesting Tickets ~
sntf
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t,y-Tbe Cause ofTeDperance prosressiye.-
,rcther Great Temperance characterization At Metr0poaa
s.n On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1853 T. I.
MIN Fsa viii preside. JOHN p. COUGH VI. de-
5,er an address D0DWORrlFS BAND VII perform
s,eral appropriate airs during the evening; ,o-,o
Admission Is ets. Doors open at d. ocioe~ con'"'S
foclocs.
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TOR sALE-The valuable Farm lately owned

by Andrew Csr.e d. ceased, adjoining ~. JohSs COL
ge FOrdhsn, WeschesteI County containing 100 acres
of std very dessby located ioF being divided y,ls
yot on town lots and the NewYck and Harlem Railroad
runf through the farm. IT'S only Is miles from the City
of Se-D o in Beautiful healthy and improving part OF
sits the lands Of Peter Lorsd ksq For further psa-
hnsppIy on the rreni.ef @ % = Coddinstoe No. ~
Naltst JAHEs CUkSA, tY,,-.,ox.
SOLOMON COaSA. H@yS"'"'s'
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acknowledgements
DARNIJMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

LIAM I NJ AMERICAN MUDLUM.-
10 POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF TOM THUMB !!
Gen. Tom Thumb will make his APPEARANCE EVERY
DAY THIS WEEK, in the afternoon aud in the evening
TIE PE1RIFIED HORSE and RIDER is now here. At
8 THIS AFTERNOON, TOM THUMB and the beautiful
spectacle of THE VILLAGE GOSSIP. At THIS
EVENING, TOM THUMB and the spectacle repeated of
THE FORTY THIEVES
Admittance to the whole Museum, the Entertainments,
&C. % cents Seats in the ParQuet, ~ cents extra
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for PROPER.


Il ny In this CITY or BROOKLYN.-Larss Manson
House Garden, Barn, &c. IN the Borough OF Essex, Mid
dlesex County, Conn.
Also, House, Store, Barn and Garden on the Manst,
IN the borough Store selling fro $50 so per day,
esh The above properly ia IN the Of tho borough
Of Essx and oGe OF the beautiful locations Oh tho
C0lu.eticgt Apply Il. ". HAYDEN, No 10 90 ifhst,
o. j ELIsWOAIH Pssex, Conn.
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tS- Grand Division -. Of 7. Eastern New
ior.-Ihe quarterly session Will be held IN the lia on
Wssn Division Ne corner of Cranberry and Fulton
az. Brooklyn ON WEDNESDAY, Jan. ~ at 2oclook
Pm, and will doum 10 meet IA Albany on the 18th Of
JtLnuy, At o'clock PM, for demonstra'lve paLpons
H. order A. {, FLANAGAN, u. w r.
Taos EDCKRIFY -
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EOR SALE-four Lots ON 55th-st., between
j 9Th end 6thavs IS Lots 9th st. and Lesaston-a
Lots on Broadway and 6i,b st. Lots on Tih-si be-
tween 9TH and 6th-ays abont Land on Kins.-
bTidzc-loai snd Harlem River 10 in RIyeEswood
Apply 10 JAMES A. SfAoNS No. 81 Cbambefs',, from
" al 10 } T. NJ
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6onses 10 fet.
CTEAM POWER with ROOM TO LET

~ one splendid laTge Room, 20 b 81 teet well
xhted corner of Blocker and Bak suitable tor sgy
TsnuiacturiDg purpose. Inquire Of Du DLEf SEE, Oh
the uTeuises.
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HOUSE for SALE A line three story
House, and Lot Is by 100 feet in Brooklyn Va. -
Nsrren-st tId door from Hepryst, In desrsbe nssh
bo,hocd II has eli the modern proyements saeh a noe
and CO baths, all oas furnace 10 cellar &C.
about tive MINUTES yak from the Sosih Ferry. The
farriiure will be sold II desired the owner incnf
Ieo'n ing from the city, Apgy the premises, or al 10
81 Deyst., NewioEk,
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GENTLEMEN wishing good Board, with
" well furnished Rooms, can be suited making ap-
plicatiJn az No IS Poplarf, Brooklyn, Oh ne hlghts
A Gentleman aud hs Wife will Ind desirable snite OF
Rooms
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rs- War hath slain il. raou-and,. bat serofal.
IL The shnlloMesr Fool Living huorr. TIA,

tr The shaIIoWest Fool living Knows that
ke does net constitute quality aud that at the Ted0ced
NsTORATNE both superior to ioru,ry the Que FOR
eng skin diseases ehapped hands, &C. she other for
skng the hair grow stopping it. dressing IL finely Sold
81 a. Nc AS Broadway and Nc Ia sth-ay Try these
ke articles, reader.
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To philharmonic society ELEVENTH SEA
sON-The SECOND CONCERT OF this season val ne
aver on SATURDAY EVENING, Jan IL 1883, AZ NlBLO,S
CONCERT ROOM Conductor OF the Orchestra, Mr. T.
fIsfELD. Applications for Tickets 10 the Concerts and
hehearsss received by MosWs Schnytenbeg LUIS, New
York, sud 4. X, Wese, Brooklyn. BY order; ,
. l. TNsfcN Secretary ri. {. TIMM President.
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VIEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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s',stp EVERY MORNING. tSvsoAY Excs'5slr
BY GREELEY 4 McELRATH,

go. TRIBUNE suILDiRes consIt % sfAsSh A'N
pAesGptTs., oTfoIIE IRE cry HALL
,a.,,,red 70 City suhserbers tog ~ Ceats rei W
.ss hey prefes they pay in advance q, - 100
= az monts year q tie s.1e saSs ~ s,,raa X
E1en,s Maj g. hscrioers Five Dollars pr .h,s~
~ 70 eub,rrjp.ons taken for M MONTE fo 49,.
tls 81 e. Three Dollars IN advsnoe Isceyed
,ssre, With Country NsVsrapers Day - N Tq<
= rss cffee, whose terms are nigheI tau 49,
s,ysae are 20. allowed sI, q teFeDce
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Cost alto fonro.

BONDS L0ST.-Missug two per cent.
40 Convertible Bonds Of the Mchgan Central Railroad
Company, Nos 1879 and 2c6s, for 1000 each with eou-
pons attached from October last maturity 1875 They
were mailed here the 18th December FOR Baltimore, and
the public cautioned against negotiating the same
suitable reward viii be Paid the o he Bonds ard
Coupons 70 SIMEON DRAPER, Nc. IS Pinest- " T.
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ElFTH-AV. LOTS-For Sale or Exchange,
Il Lsts the westerly side Of 5eh-ev, between cd
ard bSsts, simultaneously located and grade Terms
Odang would be exehsn ged. In PART for vel
hu house with q pleasant lssAl'
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MADAME HENRIETTE SONIAG
wi OPERA Ut NIBLO'S GARDEN. NOii1t;ITiA,
SON No $50 Broadway, whom persons living at ds
lance may address 5deT for Seats which Will De eaTeany
attended TO-.
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EXECUTORS SAIE.-The House and I.o
II No 50 Madson-st. VIII be- sold at auction by A.
BLEECKER, at Mcrchsns E-.ehanss, on IT, ESDAY. iit
dpy If January next al II O'clock noon Terms mad
known at .ale. THOMAS McELRATH, Exeeator.