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said to be fine one. This evening Madame Franeoni
rides new act called La Pas Etrang ires."
Chrstys company at AT Broadway, will perform the
katy did Polka, this week. in conjunction with their
usual fine programme.
Woods Minstrel Hail. s44 Broadway, is great resor.
for lovers of fine and ballad music Their entertain.
psnts to be given this evening" and every evening
this week.
Buckeyes company still at No. $50 Broadway and
doing well. They give full and varied programme for
this evening.
No a37 Broadway has been fitted up a. a nenagere
and museum, and very great deal OF amusement is
given for twenty-five cents There is DresbAck and
ons the siamese twins living rhinoceros, and many
other interesting thirgs
Blz and his Canary birds, continue to attract the
public attention at stuyvesant Institute. The signor is
jolly little magician and great favorite with the
juveniles.
Perham's Seven Mile Mirror IL still exhibition a.
Academy Hall.
The St. Charles Theatre, New Orleans, opened the
18th.
number Of persons lately connected with the Hippo
drome, have formed themselves into q company called
the &c! mnase Comique" They perform in Boston thil
evening.
Mr. Anderson is playing at the Walnut street theatre
Philadelphia.
No novelty has been presented lately at any 0, the
London theatres.
II. Bedford, comedian died in Dublin. about the lltk
inst, Of consumption.
The German Opera Compsny are In Iiverpco, at the
Theatre Royal.
A. IL Davenport and Miss Lizzie Weston are PLAYING at
the Baltimore Museum.
At the Howard Atbenmam, Boston, Mr. Wallsck Senr
he's been playing to fair houses Melodramas are being,
played at the Material new spectacle called The
Taisman," by H. j. Conway is having . run at the
Museum. The theatre and opera house will be
finished about February lst 1t will seat 600 persons
Mr. and Mrs. B. Williams viii appear in New
Orleans
Verdi has brought out opera, called " Il Trova.
tore at the opening Of Ia Scala in Milan. The story
which is Spanish is taken from Spanish play. Tho
style Of the music not entirely Italian varied brilliant
and stirring The opera allowed the first appearance at
In Scala of the tenor Betni and the debu. of sgnora
Felicia d vestoal, young Polish pupil o. N,rcadants
and Petro Romani 1t is reported that the d1,e has
beautiful mezzo soprano voice reaching contrato
and frdsee9d Jtne, she has also commanding fpnro
and sympathetic tone governed by scientific kno Wedge
OF her art acquired in The first schools feeling strongly
and with the genius to out the conceptions of the
maestro she compels the mpathy Of her haaers Also
tIat Eett'n FULLY sustain in Italy, the reputation he
won in England.
Gdle Louise Henry has made great sensation smopo,
the Russians The Car sent her pair Of bracelets o.
great value.
The Partisan journals notice nothing novel in the nu
steal world.
The first performance at Windsor took place on the
10th n VEN berMr. Charles Kean Director. The Ooeer
and Prince Albert with thirty forty invited guests
witnessed the entertainment. The play was
"Eenry ", cast as follows
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Dedication Of the f!cdaing n.s7ioa, vi f.
Church.

Dedication Of the fycdaing M.s7,oa. VI f.
Church.
sIRGoN OF BISHOP MISREPRESENTATION PRAYER.
Tne dedication eli this church, situated in venteenth
acct tev First AMI Second avenues took pl ICE res
ter ay morning. in to presence Of large smblags o.
sdies and gentlemen At half past ten O'Clock the exer
cFef coranenced with tie reading OF portion OF the
holy Scriptures, from the book Of second Chronicles
which fc,we BY the eading Of the twelfth chapte,
of:t. panl's Epstle to the Hebrews
At the conclusion OF Inc reading Of the Bble the choir
corose' Of young Ia les gentlemen mem oes o. tho
church sang the 969th hyinn:-
tspd will tie great, eternal God
On earth establish his aboda?
and will be from his radiant throne
Accept our temples for his own
Arc AZ the great, decisive day.
When Go Ire shall survey
Nay 1T before ihr world appear
That crowds seIe born in glory here
BISHOP lanes then lcrel up an eloquent ar.yer ar
lrcree y tha ocSasiv @hicl was followed e the oho
s'ieitg anthem.
ms edicetory n. delivered b the Bishop
VITO tets itr ta text tIs siysh AMI ssvsuto verses
''For III u rash tir icga Of hos.s:-Yeb oacs
il i little Will; Uni w. shake the b. svens. aac
the '.'ih, ana The sen aad TIE cry land And wiz
cof4e; Etd w1ll ~ 7 hcrss with glocy saith ths1
tie lnlc host. /" j hAs been cust mary, sata tie
iev. gentleman. fos IT, 10 OF God in all rges
atera;e 70 ~. places e e7 ,ioa and honses Of worship
sre Il very usral Niih lhea in conse;cln5 tho
casa q religious egscg til which they intended.
THIS sou ean tfoal e4d.ng all portions ,cre4
hi,tos relating 70 hs d.dic sou Of cbr'tia church
Therefore we commenced here to day religious yics
il Ibis serae fuc lhv dft tnr By roaaA, PORTION of
alr scripture; arc 'r;.t long tie ceidc. ss.l
STAN, that portion y tue 5e vices shall ba detuc the
sisst mi ant, AID brs. attended TO- We save ala
hse unite in This most n place TO seek forgiveness
inns This ,trp,. AS Drt Tor til. parooss ii
tii giug sinners IN, hr soi Of Chris aua e 4chiu NJ
lie rtfp Il all sinreIa
orr dcatosy scryct. - moro rlsnps pysiaIs, than
~ ~ al Ga l, ,rl
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IScrEAsE OF RcaD1I~W IN NEW loEK.--In
recent years, roWdyisi Of the most murdcrous
Mind las 80 increased in this city and its vi
entity th..t al friends Of The supremacy Of law
and stciul oder have become alarmed, and
ell ioN,a.d 10 The future with fear and tlem-
ling; arl not, We think, without good reason.
v,less glccl: be poedily given 10 The reckless
career Of crime against human life. Our
columns seem, from day 10 dsy. with cases OF
rrlgoyoLed ;.esap't and even stabbing. perpe-
rated sometimes IN The open DAY, and some
Zines under cover Of The darkness OF night, in
Wlch rcaptct he criminals are aided mn be-
liendcd IN ~ sman degree by the insu6icieucy
cf oas light. arising from the negligence
cf the Corporation, and the utter incli-
e.oncy Of tic police force as body. Above
al the impunity that is calculated upon for
oacnc,s Il this description, has q very serious
tci6er CIV TO Increase and multiply the evil to a
dipLi(nl extent Even when the criminal is
cauclt in the fact, ava The testimony is explicit
ard decided that ttcro IS plain case Of MURDER
ca.n lotion Is almost sure to fall from some
,IbDle III thc mind Of TIE judge or jury; or
u,llars. what lies AZ The bottom. y callousnc.s
chou. The taking away d, human lie, owing tc
tie extent 80 which The public mind has become
aniliailcd IL ii. Dat II seven OF eight IN
dictmou,e lor murder, ti:od Al the present ass
ion u Oyer Old fcsaincr il New ork. there
hes itcn Lu, d inslc conviction
Recently IN tac city q BrooklyD. twr yoan2
mon. vlo. acc uGiDg to III statement o! th.
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general laws Of the race is important only to

general laws Of the race is important only to
prove that slavery is not mere creature Of the
will, but that ii exists by virtue Of principle
as thoroughly fixed in our society as that which
controls our political system If it has been
the work Of centuries to establish it here II
may well be expected to require something
more than The denunciation of day to cradi-
cate it. The idlest national habit the most OBJ
jectionable individual opinion, is not thus re-
moved.
We give no credit to Massachusetts, philan-
thropy that her printers are not now, as they
were in 17i1, advertising for sale negro
woman who is as hearty as horse, and as
brisk as bird" Her climate, the circunl-
stances of her early settlement, the character Of
her productions, the stinted capacity Of her soil
which exacted the highest order of intelligence
to work it successfully, brought on an early
contact between voluntary and involuntary
labor, and the former triumphed, as it ever will
How infinitely above all partizan considera-
tions is the question raised by this view OF its
character, and the laws that control it's exist
ence 1t becomes at once an economical pro-
blem of high interest to be solved only by the
operation Of general principles under the Con
stitution and laws Of the country. 1t wrests it
from the hands of agitators and mock phil an
thropists as disturbing element of our politi-
cal system. While we reap the immense re-
wards Of slave labor, it leads us by fair intend
ment to assume. as the Constitution has as
sumed, the whole responsibilities Of its exist
ence in the United States
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wEILACK's TFvATNE. B-oadvay-CuaE TOR CO
ScErrFs MORE B1UNpERs THEH 0Nr.
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hEgFfCAN MYsEUH-Afterroon--Qr owS--
sTArr SECRETS. Evening-ugcI.E roG's GAIN.
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suST0N's THEATRE. chasrbcrs r.ress--rox cHAs
DAAEsE TWINS,
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Volume XVIII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

lrrsEmNrs rms EVENING.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Rrosdwsy--E vArvr Love
Poor PnIiCcDDY
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham ssress-USoLa ron'
EAaiS
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s0wEH7 rFEATsoG, Bower.--s .MFsTrR -cARrESrI
Sp RcrEN
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. %
THE FASHIONS.


Two TAu.oRs..THE SPRING AND SUMNER FASH.
Il ions for 1853, published by Oliver and SON. 1875
Broadway, New York, ready for sale. $500
challenge. An instrument for measuring and draft
ing coats. The authors masterpiece correct method
for measuring and drafting coats, being an exact
transfer Of the shape and figure from the body the
cloth BY T. OLIVER h son, 1896 Broadway New York
First Oliver Son contend that their system is
the most correct method for obtaining the true shape
and dmension, OF the human figure ever published
second-Tfst after the measure is taken the instrument
will transfer the to the cloth with great exactnsss
and less time. Third-That il Is better adapted in
measuring both sides of the customer cases of dsfgu
ration Fourth-By cutting for the following shaped
Without any variation from the measures taken
large rat man very erect person a high and low
shoulder person with shoulder higher than the
otner round backed person; ady's habit and boys
jacket and as many garments as the committee
may hk proper for US to cut 7. Oliver and Son in.
tend placing the above instrument the great Exhibit
ton wnich commences next May, and would be nanny TO
test the same with any author In America Great Britain
or any part OF the world for eve hundred dollars accor
ding TO the above: Terms The easuring instrument
with Dook OF diagrams with explanations for drafting
coats pants vests, sacks, &c., accompanied with =
graduated scale for SIS; to those who have taken M;
measurement system heretofore &c. instructions cxtrs
The fashions, per plate, 81 So
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BY Letters Patent secured In 1910. Pulverms.
cher Hydro Electric Voltac Chains constructed
be under the garments the most wonderful disco
in medicine and electricity OF the day They
relieve wOut pain shock instantaneously acute
vous PAINS such as head and toothe ache rheumatic
palms, tic dooreux &c. and by their mild but continuous
and preceptble action the body diseases Of years
standing-such az govt local paralysis nervous com.
plants, liver diseases, &c-disappear if by miracle
They have been applied with the greatest In all
these dreadful diseases in children commonly called
vulsons, also in of teethng, under difficulties
and disorders of the bowels. They precpitate me-
tails from their solutions, decompose water, defect
the magnetic needle, in short, show all the phe-
nomenon of powerful voltaic pile. The instru-
be folded up in apocket book always ready for
instantaneous use and will last his lifetime,
guarding himself family and friends, &c, against that
number Of diseases and complaints which mild stream
ing electricity perfectly SAFE certain wonderful
speedy remedy The price of complete chain Is from
81 to So; batteries, $40 to $22 SO.
Incredible may the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot of their
truth. The importance Of the invention has been
knowledged in America by the Academy of Medicine Of
New York and the chains havo been applied with great
Wards Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital 49, in
Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Sur
geons in London; by the Academic Rationale de Medecin
At Paris; BY the Imperial faculty at Vienna; by the
Royal faculty at Berlin, and other scientific institutions
Of the highest order including the principal hospitals in
Europe
The propnetors in possession of testimonials to
the same eject from all the above institutions in Anne
riea> and Europe well Of the most eminent and
distinguished members OF the profession in both hemi
spheres, and invite the public TO examine them.
Full and illustrated deseriptions-one for personal
aad for scientific men-wh copies of testimonials
and number Of cured in New York and Europe
may be obtained, gratis at the Office They will be for
warded free Of postage to part Of the United sAts
snssss to prepaid inquiries containing three cents
No. 5ss Broadway, corner Of Prince street
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BroohIyn CITY Intelligence.

FHE.-Yesterday afternoon an alarm Of fire raised
in the Second district caused by the burning of pile of
shavngs in Hamilton On their return engines
Nos. and came In collision in Henry street. Pa
sfc, whereby both machines somewhat damaged.
large crowd gathered about in anticipation of disturb
anee in consequences but they disappointed the
manner
On Saturday evening fire broke out in the attic of
Mr. John JehPs boarding house. No. Linden row. near
Fulton avenue which resulted in damaging the premises
to the extent Of $500 $600-supposed to be
sured The fire department. turned out promptly, and
succeeded In quelng the flames in q short time.
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THE FIRHBfEN.

INHE MEMBERS OF CLINTON FIRE ENGINE COMPA
i ny No. Al requested to attend q special meet
be held at the house Of Hook and Ladder Company
No o, on Tuesday evening, March i at O'Clock. BY
order HENRY LEWIS. Foreman.
HUGH LINDSEY, Secretary.
A T A SPECIAL MEETING, HELD AFTER THE RETURN
n from the FIRE in Elm street, the thanks of Independ
Hose Co. were unanimously returned to Mr.. I'd
ward Mccoy for the b0untifu supply of refreshments
furnished N W. M00NY, Foreman.
g. 8. ALLEN, Secretary
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FINE ARTS.

LIME Artisan ARTIST OF REPUTE, WHO Is ABOUT
to call to Australia has for sale few superior highly
finished oil pctures also very interesting collection Of
water color drawings taken by himself the spot from
nature, in Europe and America Apply at Office 81 1888
Broadway, opposite the theatre.
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Superior Court.


ACTION FOR SERVICES AS AN AGENT.
FEB. 26.-George c. Satterlee ps. Robert Jones
This case, which has been tried several times before
was to recover compensation as an agent in procur
ing evidence to sustain claim instituted by the de-
fendant against the government OF the United States
for return of duties The defence is, that the SER
vices of plaintiff were not available at the trial and
that other evidence was resorted to. The jury rem
dered sealed verdict for the plaintiff, 81 ,952 S.
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Wonderful Improvement In Sewiag Ma
chimes having recently been made render these in
sIumens ahead Of any mechanical invention Of the age
the proprietors Messrs. l. n. SINGER Il CO., having
been to great expense in purchasing machinery expressly
10 that the machines shall hereafter have ali the latest
improvements attached with perfect mechanical accu
racy and the seeming difficulties are now removed
Call and examine the machines at the principal Office
No. 268 Broadway. /. d. SINGER & co.
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Hutchings' Dyspepsia Bitters Is now the
universal medicine used for the certain of that most
distressing Of all diseases dyspepsia It's influence = Of
that mild and gentle nature that it debtate
weaken but the contrary 1t Immediately invgorates
the body BY purifying the secreons Of the stomach with
out vomiting purgna or any way racking distress
ing the system Price fifty cents per bottle. Sold by G.
V. CIICKENER CO., 81 Barclay street, to whom all
orders from agents and others should be addressed
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lars applied for this day 800 building lots and 100
farms will be distributed to eight hundred Subscribers
given for the The situation Is delightful and the
climate salubrous No fever ague has ever prevale4
in near this place. but health and domestic comfort
enjoyed to the fullest extent Why then will you
part with and friends and sacrifice health in going
to california or Australia, when only SIS will secure four
building lots farm and the Empire City, which
which win lay the foundation for fortune at home with
all your friends around your few shares only are left
you do not wish to be disappointed In getting home
stead many at the last distribution purchase
share Immediately. Apply TO CHARLES WOOD, 2OS
Broadway where maps and pamphlets be had gratis
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For Sale &C Auction, on Monday, Asfh Feb
ruary, by A. j. BEECKER at the herchants' Exchange
two brick houses and ots in ReaAe street between
weh and Hudson, viz Nos 146 and IA Ne. 148, lot
No. IA lot 25x7k house two Stories attic basement and
under cellar In the Of LA 10 three-so and eel
lar building connected with the street by alley way
between the two houses All Che above will be sold Ia one
Not. The property be st any time before the
sale The three houses all newly built and in nrt
Ynte order.
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Clothing NJ Wholesale Only.-An imnasnsc
stock Of spring and summer clothing made expressly for
the Southern Western and California trade which we
offer at the very lowest market prices. WILKINSON
BROTHERS. Nos 2S and 30 John street, corner Of Nassau
Time Represents Money-"TOO Late" cost
Louis Philippe his crown and has cost thousands their
fortunes Now you desire the choicest articles OF their
kind to be had in this country and would be sure OF hay
ing them at the specified moment order set OF GlsrfS
peerless shirts, at No. Aston House.
Worlds Fair-Prize Medal.-In the manu-
facture of the important article of ladies' boots and Shoes
the grace and beauty of which Is essential to the ee
CANT tout ensemble Of fashionable lady too much care
be bestowed and in order that they may combine
the proper STYLE m and fnh 1t Is necessary that none
but practical hand should direct and snperintend the
work A discriminating public will readily agree, on in
spectpg the ladies' boots and shoes at 46
Broadway under such supernendence that the decision
of an assembly of judges OF all earths nations in award
ing the palm to Jeers Of New ork in all respects
fully merited The medal rewardng my enterprise may
now be my establishment having been forwarded
bv the of the Worlds Fair This uneq uvo
cal acknowledgement by the judges of the superiority of
my manufactures is sufficient evidence that the voice
of the world has pronounced with mpartiaty upon my
goods wish to call the attention Of my wholesale Gus
TONERS to the fact that house in the United States
furnish them with all the goods appertainng the
trade select and at low mark can, for have
made arrangements to supply wholesale merchants
cheaper than any other house. from 81 600 $40 900
worth OF stock. JEFFERS, ladies' French Shoes
No. ACT Broadway
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This Day, at IL o'clock, Mt the Merchants
Exchange COLE Chiffon will sell at auction that
valuable house and lot No 90 st. Marks place 81 feet
inches by ITO feet Terms ten per ceat to day fifteen
per cent the 31s Of March, when the deed will be
hvered The balance may remain on bond and mortgage
for limited time, at the option Of the purchaser See
auction sales.
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The Attention OF Fine Stitchers or Sewers,
and the manufacturers Of shirts and collars respect
fully called to Wheeler Wilson Co.'s sewing machine,
patented June 18th, 1852, at 266 Broadway.
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The Genln Hat for spring-The style Of
Genns dress hats for Spring is superb becoming and
at the same time thoroughly original II differs from and
surpasses all the notifications of the hat heretofore is
sued from the Genin factory This Is the opinion Of all
who visited the saleroems of his establishment since the
fabric announced. The price, "a usual is 81
GENIN, ga Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
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Twenty-Five cent Dagucrre0typcs.-Rccs Il
Co., the original two shilling picture makers No 289
Broadway sod 500 pictures last week, which for
periority as specimens Of the art, have never been
taken well day another. Beware Of the imta
tions.
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New York Crystal Pnlace.-A superior article
OF letter paper with superior steel plate heading of the
Crystal Palace For sale by CARR HICKS Stationers,
IS Nassau street
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Pocket Map Of the City or New York ana
vicinity with plain directions for finding any street or
public place Strangers viii find this very useful Price
81 cents. For saIa by CARR & HICKS stationers, So
Nassau street.