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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

INDEPENDENT LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS FORCAII-
fornia via Aspinwa and Panama-Thc new and spleu-
did steamship UNCLE SAM, 1900 tons, w. A. Mills
msnder, viii leave New York for Aspinwall Saturday,
February 10th, at O'Clock p. NJ precisely, from pier
No. N R. The performances of this steamer her frs
and second voyages warrants the that the pas
sengers will reach Aspnwa in from seven TO eight days
where she viii connect with the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada 1000 tons, d. Wilson, commander
which will be in readiness Panama to receive the pas
sengers Of the Uncle Sam, and sail Immediately for San
Francisco These steamships both new, and of the
very first class as to speed and veni
The tables win be supped ia The mot liberal manner
both for cabin and seerage passengers Every exerton
will be made the part of the officers and owners to in
safety speed and comfort Passengers will be land
ed at the wharf at Aspinwa and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon is attached 10 each
ship whose services free of charge to the
For freight passage apply to f. MILLS Agent No. 81
Cortlandt street r S.-A mail bag will be made up at
this Office, in accordance with the law of Congress-
for the accommodation of the public.
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nANORAMA.--THE MAMMOTH GEOGRAPHICAL PAM
i Of the Mississippi. from its mouth to the
grand and beautiful Falls Of St Anthony, with al the
principal cities and towns and general characterscs
viii OPEN for exhibition the FIRST of February, At the
METROPOLITAN Hall.
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CAIOON OF WONDERS.-NEw SERfES.-GLOROUS
= Successful. ROBERT HELLER the unrivalled Wi
ard of Wizards and tho great original Professor Of Ne
cromancy has commenced his and brilliant series of
WONDERS AND MIRACLES, Hf
at his splendid saloon, No $50 Broadway, Chinese Build
irgs, and will continue them until further notice.
Among other magnificent fcats will be produced OF
a very startling and astonishing nature called the
MYSTERIOUS KApPINGSi
which, combined with the extensive variety of scientific
and necromantic experiments and the great feature Of
SECOND SIGHT,
presents attraction never before given to the Amer
public.
Performances to commence at TX O'Clock p. NJ and
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock Admission, 10 ceros
children half price For full particulars programme.
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A UsTRAIIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
N ets.--The EUPHRASJA, Captain Ammi Smith, Is
at her berth, pier II East river and win sail the
18th Of February the seventh ship OF this well estab
hshed lne The Euphrasia will be fitted up and pro
ysioned in the same manner as the ships that have
ceded her in this line surgeon and proper attendants
one third will passage Apply to JOHN OGDEN,
o. r. W. CAMERON, 1l6 Wall street
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~ phia at IL o'clock, noon by steamboat John Potter
from pier No l. North river Farefrst class cars S.
second class, e. Returning, leave Philadelphia from
foot of Walnut street. at Up N. Egrant line by steam
boat Atlas from pier No ], at TX O'Clock, r. ~ Fare
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TTTHL SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment and ascent Of Mont Blanc, illus.
trated with series Of magnificent and gigantic paintings,
from drawings taken the spot, at an enormous
pense; together with highly humorous and interesting
description Of men and the continent and In
the Alpine regions, by John L. Owens Esq, the well
known and popular comedian. Full particulars will
xr Nv
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Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf, at
Aspnwal Free Transit Of the Isthmus at the passen-
gers expense Persons securing through by the
Cnled States mail steamers from New York. have pre-
ference Of accommodation board the Pacific mail
steamers For freight or passage apply to CHARLES a.
WHITNEY, ut the Office Of the companies III West
street, corner of Warren street
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MEDICAL.


nR WARD'S-OFF1CE IN CANAL STREET ONR
~ door from Broadway, up stairs. Hours, A. NJ to
T. NJ; Sundays, from 10 A. NJ till IL NJ, and from TIN
In the evening.
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1NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECr-THE NEW DOUBLE
Il engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Sears, COM
mander will leave pier East river, Tuesday Febru-
airy s, at O'Clock P. NJ This ship has elegant
mediation for passengers. Passage in cabin state room
SEQ; passage in stcerage $25 Freight on measurement
goods 25c per cubic foot Shippers requested to
supply themselves with the steamers bills Of ladng
no other form win be signed They may be had app
the Office prior to the day Of sailing, when they viii be
signed board No freight received and positively
;nn For eght or anniv on y" or to
LINCOLN 4 CO., 100 Pearl street. Agents in New Or
leans, Messrs MARKS THOMAS, No. Poydras street.
NOR SAvANNAH-UN1TED STATES MAI. LINE
IL Superior steamship ALABAMA, G. D. Ludlow, Cap
TAIN Saturday 9th February, at O'Clock r. NJ from
pier No North river. Apply to SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
194 Front street. The Florida, Captain N. s. Woodruff,
on Saturday, February T. For speed strength, accom-
coast
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DUcKJEY'S NEW ORLEANS SERENADERs, AND
Id Burlesque Opera Troupe now performing In
California with great The members of this con-
pany unequalled in their line, and the original
New Orleans Serenaders who successful in Eng
land. This company consists OF &. Swaine Buckley T.
Buckley alias young Ole Bull r. b, Buckley &C., &c. so
voraby known to the public. Due notice viii be given
o their first appealance.
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TNGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES EXHIBITING At THE
IL Stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway, the rare and
valuable collection of Pharonic and Ptolemac remains
pense by DR.. Abbott during residence Of upwards of
twenty years the East This has been visited
and highly spoken of by all Oriental travellers and Swans
and especially by the Right Rev Bishop Wainwright Rev.
Dr. Hawks Prof. j. v. G. smith, Sir Gardiner Wilkinson,
Raye ST. John, Esq Stewart Poole, Esq, H. Prisse. in
the Revue Archgologique, NJ. Ampere &c. Admission,
90 cents children half price, Catalogues for sale in the
rnoms. Onen during the day and evening. =
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TNOR AUSTRAIIA.-THE ELEGANT CLIPPER SHIP
Il EAGLE, to sail this evening or tomorrow morning,
take few passengers Some OF the best Der his in
the ship remain. Apply Immediately to ISAAC I.
SMITH, 10l Wall street, corner Front
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DASsAGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA LINE
IL The clipper packet ship NEW YORK, having nearly
all her cargo board viii sail about the 18th February
For passage, having unequaled modatons, early
application must be made to
ARKEIL & ELLIOT, LAG Pearl street.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, coz

III 1NITED STATES MAIL 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 via
Aspnwa and Panama. Great reduction for second cabin
and steerage passage. The splendid and double
engine United States mail steamship GEORGIA. 1000 tons
burthen, ID. d. Porter US.N, commander will sail on
Saturday February 5th at two O'Clock, PM precisely
from pier at foot Of Warren street. North river. The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company has fourteen magnificent
first class steamships, plying between Panas and San
Francisco, sufficient number Of which always kept
at Panama to cover all accidents, and to prevent any
delay of the mails and passengers the Isthmus No
efforts spared the part Of the companies send
their passengers through with expedition, comfort and
safety. Rates of fare to Aspinwall:-
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CIiARIES THE FIRST, WHEN PRINCE OF WALES
~ painted at Madrid in 1C23, the occasion OF his
romantic visit to the court of Span for the purpose of
woong the Infanta. The celebrated original picture by
the great Nelasquez, is at the Apollo Rooms, 4l0
Broadway. Admission rs cents
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LS0R SAN FRANClSCO.-THE SPLENDID CLIPPER
IL ship CouRSER Capt Cole loading ut pier No
East river, having her cargo nearly completed will sail
in few days. Shippers viii complete their engagements
at once their freight may be shut OUT liated guam
tty can yet be taken engaged at This ship has
made Of the fastest passages record beating
several celebrated clippers and has just the
from the Cape Of Good Hope in thirty eight days. For
balance OF freight apply to CARY Co. 90 Pine street.
MAILER & LORD, 1903 Wall street.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOw.-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, Il 962 tons, 400 horse power) Ro-
bert Craig commander win sail from Glasgow Wedncs-
day, February 20 and win leave New York for Glasgow
on Saturday March %, at II o'clock, at First
cabin salooD state rooms $780, do do (midshp do $751;
second cabin $780, third class $20sewards fees inclu
ded. Apply TO J. McSYMON, 20 Broadway.
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nESPATCH LINE FOR AUSTRAIIA.--THE SUPERIOR
- fast sailing clipper packet BENZ. HOWARD,
having large portion OF her cargo engaged will have
immediate despatch for Melbourne, direct. Particular
attention is requested to this splenGd ship, which, for
strength and sailing qualities by any
sci Of her class Her passage to San Francisco per
formed in hundred and twenty days discharging her
cargo in beautiful order This ship has been beaten
Balance of will be taken at very favorable rates. for
which o. cabin passage apply to
SIlrTON 4 Co No 81 Wall street
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Saloon, $780, SOS, and $S5 according to state rools
limited number of third class passengers viii be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
$20... to Liverpool $30. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring out their friends, obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts the Bank of Ireland
In sums from 81 sterling upwards. Hand bills be
had 1T the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, agent No II
Exchange place.
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gustrulIloH.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI.
l TUE No rs hR WSfns-or>qBs tentrssce No. IS
Assdous.lt) GEO. W. CLARKE AN and JAMES TANNING,
M PrreipGk viii the 6ot OF s eleventh sshool
r.ar q tie second MONDAY Of September, ISIS.
Acaie1csi
ssss horoa<h kDowedx FreaeA
Italian German Bocakeepins BY dQabisenFy
Drawing and Psints together vita tkeSres and
sxtent. practical Sarveyins
NB-Ccular ssrs,Ons erms references may
Be hsd q the InstitnEi0n
MRS. PARROTTr ESTABLISHMENT for
NJ YOUNG LADIES' removed from Brooklyn No So lhsv
Madison and Ms PARROrf who ha
SIDED fysnee receives limited nsnber Of pep de-
ADVANTAGES Hon ady
oeoet Cltss for Drawing and Oh Painsins three times
TeTrss AZ at Mfs PARR0rT'5 residence. No $40 fh-aE
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Juoia Rubber Goods.

INDIA RUBBER TOYS. GOODYEAR PATksit
i THE HEW-Y0RK RUBBER Co, sole maeases.f.sss
Irdi. Rubber Bss Dolls Toys Canes Nc are prepared
orae. fr the following articles via Bat balls or sss e''f py
sszes: Psror Balls from sve shlllips 70 ~ eoIss
pencil coloTs arsbesq1es g5ias &c &c Tbsss psT
fgh and elastic that tey viii rot break .s NO <n -
vifbou these heaihfa. exercise 10 winter mso, .<v
Pabbsr LEashns Babe. full eBgb do h.sds esa o..
Of India Rubber He4ds from 81 ~ 20 sle ~
doll viii break In falling Will not hurt the cnafen 80
last fTc fty hundred times long hose s- -
otber materials generally do and besides thsJ 1s fn
and beG1fu The Company hive also saeeesfea "a
copies Of great variety Of snimas Ia India kssDSf
noises :aAiAI % the living snnAs such s.ass - T. =
fyOt ehsterng Uonkisa chipping sa0irrc sag ~ af -
Aso India Rubber Canes, hate hassDiios- and sls'i
very beautiful srtiele- Z IN. x.sIs
FOR sale Quantities 10 fcs purchasers BY Eesn 49,, 60
ksngfscturg Coz psny No 9 Maenlsns ssnos "a SssrsS
pxny No 100 Lberfy-st Union Rsbbef Company 10
john W holbenon Ne % Msiden lane heny Dssssra -
Jobrst- Daniel lCdyn.n, No Maiden are . - -
senersliy, AID he ~nebo1se Of he Cnmpeny "a al
No. q hsidenizne, ~ T.; H. Barr p''''' "'-
Co. Chicago H.
nRIyERs PHYSICIANS, and all person. EXP srPs =,
ts.ols - -, x,sthsE viii hnd the LIVED INDIA
Tovps - nITTExs the article ever isvsnsd - ~ :,
h,nS, warm szd dTy. For sale By all keooef a's's"
Piled 1t No. Is JOhr-t 90 q
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING.-Deslefs sl 80
s,s "a eI,ne unericr article aaeisetafsa al 49,
GoopYF4Es INDIA kUBBER GLOVE CO. NO - ' S,r,x:
TlIIES RUBBER GLOVES and BIZ 81. 49,, ~ -
IrTs A.. certain cure for nsne. nne - 1880
b,,rh ~. hands Perfectly White Fof 'sN
u the rsde. az No u Jonn q
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paints. 0Iass, &r.

DRINTED GLASS.-A small lot Of White and
Colored Glas fr drawing Of muslin and tas
with ssbesues nedaions and foweE received from France
and for sale BY r. W. BURLAGE No i5j Pesrlst.
ZINC PAINT-The undersigned ageuts for the sale
~ Of White oxyde Of Zinc Manufactured By the pennsyv.ns
ard Leheh Zinc Co. prepared receive orders for the same
and would invite the particular attention Of the trade % ~ evident
sp<ofy others IL MOS,
ee<fgl petition with the best Of foreirn.
Dealer with confidence depend obtaining
which viii be- found recommend tsef
for purity BODY and uniform vhiren Prices and terms
'--s'' - '-' JAMES r LEWIS Co, No q Waters.
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Gnress. Carriaqen, &r.

TOR sALE-A span Of blood bay carriage Horses,
reoflv broke seae kind double single harness 81
yesIs Il Land lh be at Ls~s stable Broad
scord below Nthst Apply psrior No 81
Family Hotel Grsmercy Psrk before 81 or after .
Price +615
IF FREDERICK PHILLIP DERBlSHiRE, OF
Epznns will sge his address r., Tribune Once h. shall
hear Of Ais EewYOIk When m heard from be was in
Newark y. J.
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nFNsfANsHIP- The subscriber resPecuaig all-
rounees % he Ct New. YORK bfoot.Ja 800,
t,rh N Jsrsry CRY - s-d ,i-Eart -, ~ ,s,S
~ ard eTsrirE iosrrucfoa IN tEA w. - s =
rcre psrcrs srsns.t receive eoirse o. -
H. tles Ihe al ihe papa
- All ca ard vosrgr Ter ssie The Aes4eHs -
s,ftsu ofPeuf1Enstir"A lsre flsT9 c1ntl 49,
.-,ftrs rrise cory dseco9 Tor - OtP+
G stkoss Academies - per doE-n or so per Tos1
.~,,,or AZ Co and Mese Pens Gard. al my
&C ''o - ~ OLIVER T. GOLDSMITH
From The HON. Journal
profession is eccs1ixed .ins
RE, d. eded h.t to1y els \ n So
- no s.sh n AZ II writing Oliver Geid nth . j1s' ta-'
rd.Yut,lJ PF,sansn person ard fecoEofsa Eeaa o. TIC P
scn." ~.
sGolrsurn's Nc teacher OF srv oane, p
lrovleere provided sueh slp.uop ~
liz schoss Gossrnh vii Sssn h or-a. tss a,
a. III, new iea ofPenmtrhiv, No So Brosd~-y 70
s., civ dreor.fsd peby furnished rooms eea
oY<rirE The oheI BY oczg dos r. 70 u Is " ~
reerless eststlshHeLt'
VOITNG LADIES' PREPARATORY BOAhD-
II ING ard DAY SCHOOL MRS s-t MISS XII LLt &C pl-
rtred % receive iiet number g. f.ns La on 81.
-Iis t.r who Will Be treated With r1aernt stieatot "a
,efIly d the elementary branches Of an f1ss- A
Tereh ed cation i-eudng Music The loesoi n'A pa ~
irrrark Fhav ana s;h AMI stages pas "saia
a tlock or two. No Yves, lssh-st
WRITING. ARITHMETIC and ROOk-kEEP-
w ING srrht By Nj FOSTER upon SQUAD elem sntily
rneples entire exclusion OF the node!n SIX OF
i,.srt char Broadway where QUIZ Is wei = llI
aye deErgs the dscs Book keeper wh aeeuf
ard dispatch
thIO BOOKKEEPING and WRITfNG-Mr
u III DOLBEAR No Broadway corner OF INST 10 sisr-
ss hc his day for cheap as or pFse e0a
' Az have unlimited without extra eitrge = -
preparing sor business VIII lean more nr'e u o'o
cusrttr than IN two Iears 1t school
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS.-A NJ HINK-
LEY late Adams Co.'S cslornis EfPre.1 10
prepared fsrnsh Trsasir Tickets from fAA1&
P,..epssr Iiekes for sale n Newfosk AgPlyio
John W. CARRINGTON Aasns Cos NO |" bfosa"T
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flne ARTS.

A MEXICAN ART UNION.-The largest and most
~ beautiful exhibition Engrayng made In the world is
the American Union No i97 Boasay. The En
cravings feeced imported by w SCHAUS aud win be
sold prices for this time only Exhibition fee Open
day and evening
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90 mbom II man Concern.

ALL PERSONS having claims against MOORE
keANDFORD are hereby notified prsent the or
1tG1e lie l7ih inst TO NOAH T. sWEZBY Co, No no Soih-
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fosl dns found.

UORsE STOLEN, S2j REWARD-A large size
Bsv Ho,se MIL Boy; sp.ng Wagon aud lanes
AZ Ilizabeihiown n j. Horse has le Tu'np
sro r On e Il h1d ankle little white ankle bodyt9
Wson al sroen Letter bride. infOrn.oo gwen % j.
D. PRICE 40 60 Esffaa-st, Newly ORR
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Boarb auo Rooms.


EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS Gentlemen will do
COON At IS cents per night corner OF Frankfort wamst
A TLANTIC HOTEL, No 5 Broadway opposite
"A the Founa old yorte Hotel having been entire
y Inshed in department. now ready to receive nile
IrABMERs HOTEL. Nos 245 ana PAT Wsshins ton
between Robinson and Muay<t. Beard and Lodnss 81
Ssass. place to sop At WI : cH4MsERIAS Proprietor
CoULD's HOTEL and DINING SALOON for
~ sALEIhs es.e goodwill stock furniture and astgres Of
Greedy opposite Fulton Market Very Of
penOn whins to The above bush
ne Ses se soa 81 $40 per wsk Which can be shown ap
psson to The poPrSso To save trouble Soa b; rsP9nes
SssS excepting The house contsns abu hundred
odsnIIOoms Which are ell newly hed aP with new eeans ron
tie proprietor the premises JOHN NELSON Propulsion
ITO PASSENGERS for CUBA-The Revere House
@ met 'y Sn sad V he cap a
srsFs sna % ds nae ana SS I .ns5
ard Ttoon Theser. Aeek visits he steamers 10 facilitate
'A' ''-''-' ''' Nh. RAYMOND PrOprstre..
4 GERMAN LADY TEACHER of the PIANO,
n wishes obtain situson n private family where she can
cr hoard and where find pleasant home She far
ph.d with mes. sstseor as to her eapssy and
xdGT,. rO.tpsid Box NJ. sGs n 4 =
A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate one or two
sehed with partial Board Address L. B. Post
Office.
A PIANO.FORTE and TUITION for BOARD
n One Of the fret professors OF music in the city will instruct two
f 0 a IL. e S oh psps '0
DOARDING.-A front suite of Rooms, with two
~ large Panse, on the second floor 70 let unurn'asd Also
No l79 East i5 ii ard within view Of Stayvesaai
square
DOARDING-A handsome front Room, furnished,
~ be obtained No 81 Bleeckeys opposite
we,ey-plsee. Also TTspseui Board BY day or week
DOARDING-A neatly furnished front-room suits-
~ be Gentleman and Wife Also rooms for single Gen
fieuen be obtained the pessEt situated house Nc q
Nolih MooIe-s: BAH in the house.
BOARD or ROOMS-A large furnished Room with
I'D partial Board Be had single Gentlemen
No ltS 0Tsnds frsf block Of Broad
Terms moderate. Location desrsble.
BOARD UP-TOWN--A Gentleman and Wife can
ID have Beard with pleasant spsr,nen qet entes family
residing ct No "a lsihst House Gas bath rosm ks
DOARD-In private family can be obtained BY
ID Gnensn and wife or two Ladies' where good table
attention sen render them comfortable Location
unionsqusre Terms moderate Address WILSON, Tribune
Ofee.
POARDlNG.-A front Suite Of Rooms to Let, with
~ Beard uita bic families single sutlenen Also Back
iaio' handsomely furnished and lighted With No ASias
don-sqrare, west eide.
BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-One or two
seated VIII Rooms and partial Board full Board for tbs Lady
oply on application No. Is vin Brookyr The
ton TO the South and Wallis Ferries References
required.
BOARD in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT three minutes
~ wsk Of Wssf and fRltsnt Ferriss GsnemAn kis
pleasant trout the Aird GoOr Apply Heny
Brootlyn
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Removal
WARD LAM ERT & Co.,

SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
Have removed No 81 Broadway their Warehouse
No. IS Chsmbers-t,
Four doors from Frosdwy opposite the where they
trstclass buyers
unsqraed OF goods adapted 70 the
wants Of trade throughout the United states
COrTON DIAPERS and T0WELlNGs.--0Ue sses
~ put pieces and dozens Beye and Hueksearh ot sale
" EEsMlTn Co. Nos 50 and II stoedwas
DRINTS.-Light and dark styles Steems and Mad
ders IN rest variety ineudus Shing Prints - fFeaeh To-
al, by NESnTH CO. Nos 50 and VI Brosd"ay.
DRINTS -Stesms and Madders, ne~ styles, received
Il froa tn wcrks daily, ol Gale by
NALTHAM JEANS-l0O cases eleacbed Wsithsn
w Jeans single and doubetwilled for sale by
NEsMiTH Co. Nos 81 and II Broadway
NNHITEROCK Observation-Disclosures Miih
w saper6ne Sncb beaehed cot.ou. slso eSIssPs wser
for nenes perfection and durability ron
ale nv SFSNTTH Co Nos 81 and n Broadway.
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- New Musical Book Holidays Ready this day
The new and entirely original Opera
Five eOmposed BY Henry Cus containing The beautiful
INDUCED the Tebtsce Wedr esdy evening December 81
r lie benefit Mr. Tefses House OF asy handsome Work
Tor The Juveniles with EDgravng ofthe Five Points House Of Ia
y on tIage Price 25 Pubshed aud for sale this
dsy HORACE WATERS No 353 Broadway, the Piano
snd Music Esta 'kbment.
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yy,FkCHING-A Student OF Theology wso 10
,Se o. collsFe aud hs' ta1F = ilt-rs.ii
~ ,esr. desifes fqrd one o. tro h5ln per cN
g. scnool OF - rrTnt- " or
~ nj rrssrccs sivsn Adcrr iHLOL STUDENT D'h ~
s. Y. / PestOtce
TWO or THREE WOOD ENGRAVERS can md
s, ruo,neuf Fl goei ssi.ies Boy wan 70 earn tie
r-1ss.iep' ifcure o. COCbEU THATCHER No 'Deet
uaa-ft
vgT ANTTD-Two or three young Men e. engage IN
w Nah lucrative anl RESPECTABLE husH.ss II a o. sas'sJ
can 4 aie soua IS per 6Ay ASP waeied oae or 10 oi
Een 10 travel on aasJ. For particulars i19aHs Of =" y ~
iPOOE No 10 HAaAutt- No 4 ap s'airs
NETANTFD-By the Rsritsn Bay Union ASSOCIATION.
w nrnber Of Floor Carpenters and Joiae sfo two o.
S,.h ,rG Doo- fiaerr interested II re
socisf.on n opycY1lly 0r permanent enP''J NJ
eIeI CT sTp'y immediately to H-AA Day PERTH ANBor
yyTANTED-six good Competitors Apply az NO
w l6 Broadway, NJ stairs
yETANTED-An Assistant Book-keePer one Wh9
w usv, tie pisno-forte PreierIes 0ooa reference
Appiv % BORACE WATERS No % D''s1" w.
yErlNTED-A situation as Book-keeper or CopyisI
w b. "a WHO had years expenen-e 70
and hsfscisr 70 IA r. CT %
NJ VI mn Merrill 30 - Deys~ and h S,t iseb Oi'A9''
81 a. " ;,.sn.t address tbfoush the RoskOhee D 2
xxyANTFD-A few energetic and intelligent Men to
w ec IA m civ FOR first eas Lie ins1fa1ss
Cc1nrssy AldIeas tox 70. iSi Pos. Once
WOOL CARDER-Wanted, a first class Wool
w Cssder o Carrot 20 take charge Of oar s-dIs
mini rom. psstrg the requie quAasaaoa' s
WI he liberal Apply pravs1s TO Is January next 70 A .
sMIl VI, West Farms. y. Y.