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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
AssIGNEE'S SALE!
To Farmers, and Dealers in Agricultu-
raj Tools.
Great Sale Of Agricultural Inlplementsi

Great Sale Of Agricultural Inlplementsi
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY
wv Janmiy, 27tl instant, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the
Agricultural Warehouse, N 246 Nam steet, WUrces-
ter, opposite City Hall, the entire Stock of
Agricultural Implements and Seeds,
in said Warehouse. Sale positive and will be contin-
ued from day to day, until the Stock is sold
u The following enumerated articles comprise only
small part of large ls TO be dspose this sale,
shoves, Of all kinds Manure and LAY Forks Hoes,
Horse rakes GrindstOnes, Ok Yokes Grain Measures,
iron Bars, Draft Chains, Drill Moulds, Wheeler's AK
es, Potato Dlggers, Manure Hooks, scythe snathes,
Gran Cradles Grass Seeds of various kinds; Churns,
iOO Bushels Of Seed Barley, Steel Hammers, Wheel.
bsrrows, Plows, LuItvators, &c. &c.
u The above sale offers chance to Farmers
tosupply themselves with Tools, and they particu
laIly invited to he present
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
DE-. @. A. Hilrs Cankar Svrnn

- u n 4A-AI = -OtNIl1AV4 NyAUpJ
ENOR the speedy of Canker in the mouth throat
Il stomach and bowels, Bronchitis. Catarrh in the
throat, which affects the first portion of he bronchial
tubes, leading all the parts. L makes excellent
wash ior old walery Canke Sores. This compound is
prepared and pat up 10y DR.. G. A. HILL
jar2l dIy Ne. III Main street Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
A Store To Let.

nNE of the best locations in Worcester City, No
" 253 Main, corner of Mechanic street. Inquire of
Jan2l dT l.. +. MASUN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

Tooth Wash.
NOR the prevention and cure Of inflammation, spon-
Il giness, and beeding of the gums, liberation, can
ker, offensive breath &c Price 50 cents for bottle
containing pint Of The above Wash Prepafe ed and
sold by CALDWELLsd1 HILL, Aputhecaries,
dec22 dit 2zg Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
W Am y III %.
New York CRYSTAL Palace.

GEVERAL Machnists, on Iron work, at Mortified S
~ Building, Union street c. I0VEY Il CO.
Jan. 10, 1853 d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
Agricultural Club.

A REGULAR Meeting of the Worcester County Ag-
IA ricultural Club viii be holden at the HUltII
CULTURAL HALL, in Worcester,
on TUESDAY,, the 1st day Of February,
at O'Clock Pm
All persons feeling interest in the discussions Of
the ClnD are invited attend and take part therein.
Per order. ian10 dfPl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
TESTIMONIALS.

OswEGo, N. Y, Dec 9th 1852
This may certify, that have examined II. Sermons
4 Sons Glasses, and am using the same. must con.
Tess that never gasses that seemed so natural to
the sight The eye is at easy and seeng strong
as IN boyhoGd. would therefore recommend them to
all who need glasses, in preference any other in use
FRANK NJ n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
DAGUERRE0T

Il BABBlTr would inform the public that the Lad
ia. der placed in front Of his Room, was NOT PUT
there for the purpose that many suppose II was, viz
up, TO his Daguerrean ROOM Although they are high
up, when they get up they to get the worth Of
ahtilinp bnt -WwHftH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22

Ia NEW Cottage House, William street,
Iim cont aiming eight Rooms Possession given i'm
medialey. Apply al Walkers, Lincoln Square.
Jan2O dots G. G.. HOUGHTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22

- AptUAy ttlAA OHAlR5U OuGttf,
Has taken Rooms directly opposite the American TEN
perance House, Main street, Worcester, Mass, where
be is prepared to receive orders for Busts Statues Me
dallion and Cameo Lkenesses DC. Designs for Monu-
mental Works also furnished on short notice.
jy3 dawti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
NEW music

TNRoM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
Il A. MARSH, at 1924 Main street, offers fol sale
large assortment of new and fashionable Music-the
prices as low or lower than at The above places
QUEENS GAI.LOP POLKA, PEARL polka.
FLORA'S DREAM WALTZ
FLEUR DE LIS WALTZ
SOngs-"Was II crime to love thee 20 The Cyp
sy Song, as sung by Jenny Lind. Ellen Irwin. Sc'
jan22 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
NOTICE.

All those who indebted to the subscribers either
by note account are most respectfully requested 10
make Immediate payment aa +. &C. o. X. EARLE.
Worcester 10Th Mo-, %, 1852. ttEUf4 daw3n
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d u NJ y 5 n, !,

sA q U w B e r.. w
t. & o. X EARLE will continue as heretofore, their
Lumber Business, the old stand where they win be
harry to supply all persons wanting anything in their
line, at short notice, and on the best terms. Aa
eaa We sIenow receiving a flesh supply OF
SHINGLES CLAPBOARDS, and LATHs,
direct from Bangor Persons in want of any the
articles, will do well to call and examine before purchas-
ing elsewhere. 1i 7Ht HlS EHr
Frames furnished 20 order, at short notice. and large
supply of Dry Planning Lumber constantly hand and
for sale low. 0F v l9 T. a. OK. EARLE.
THOMAS Observation-Disclosures. X. EARLE. Gi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
JOHN STILES,

REED, BATES, 81 AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists,
No 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, ST. per bottle; six bottles for s..
janis dWaSaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
Mortars
Corks.
w ANTE D.

DR young woman, place to do Homework, or
I'D Washing and Ironing Good references given. In
qure at MIR. MURPHY'S, corner of Vine and Foundry
slreets. d3t an22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22

CO-PARTNERsHTP NOTIcF.

" OO-A 11Ab4 n GASO1AI1 UUI1VEs =
TNHE subscribers have this day entered into CO.
Il partnership, under the firm Of BAsSETT, EAR L E,
BROTHER, for the purpose oftransacling the Whole
sale Commission Produce Business the new building
erected in T. & o. X. Eare's Lumber Yard, at Wash
gglon Square, nearly opposite the Boston Worcester
Freight Depot.
AHAz BAssErT, st 3 9 ~ sa
THos. EARLE, : BASSETT, EARLE 81 BROTHER.
o. X. EARLE. N4t ese at
81 Worcester, July 10. 1852. l e laaao
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- - -asa=s
CARRIAGES,

In Nashua, N H., Jan H. by Rev. L. C. Brown MIR
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
First Rate Dagnerreotypo,

taken by FIench process, at extra low price.
Please call and come up the stairs, and satisfy your
self waai tho rush il for. ~
Mr.. u. has another lot Of MOURNING CASES.
Also new assortment of all kinds Of FANCY CASES,
prices very low. H4WM
Mr.. II. would also inform Daguerrean Artists that he
has opened an extensive Stock Depot Of Daguerrean
maorias from the largsat Importing Houues nso, Of
the best American Manufacturers Persons III want Of
pictures, and purchasers Of Daguerrean Materials CALL
and see for yourselves. an2e dawG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
Store Wanted.

WANTED TO hire from the lst of April next,
w Store and Tenement, well located for doing
cash business in Dry Goods and Groceries. locat on
in Worcester County, some miles from the City would
be preferred line addressed to G, the Spy Office,
will be attended to- d2twlt tango
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
xTALrARLE IRON MORRIS for SALE


' The Furnace and Forse Property, Mansion Hoase;
tenant Houses with Wood and Farm LaLd Ore Banks Aad
valuable Water Power situate a. MeNeytcWn Miln Co..
Pennsylvania IN the eh and beautiful agricultural valley
az the Juiaa River within mile OF the Penlsy
Central Railroad. and the Pennsylvania State Canal 70
Tie following es sriptou Of ihs property shows great
valve every respect SITE for the ufAetare Of iron
II certainly not bsng surpassed by any oner location IL mat
Tie Fsrrace p1operty consists OF frstcass water power
Charcoal turaee n god ofasf esnL set "a Sle 1osn
has - Of pei week arse Castnz House aud
9th furnace buildings hot or cold Blast blowing Cyn-
des and lot Blast al the tunnel he OF the most a
proved ecnstTucor and perfect order; ample water
power dam yards above the furnaces oyerhos water
wheel Il feet il ilZmster hne Coei hOuse; Il hfstAss
D~eiDgs ior hands extensive Staohnz
Tie ostoa O. The above Il wei made and n respect Of
PROXIMITY 70 material Of all xE-s access 20 market aud
character Of consructou Of machinery and budngs can
net be improved slce wold be ample e cover a. re-
pains neeesssTy furnace and buildings PRIOR 70 setys
IRE Forre Property !. situated on tie bank the Penn
sylvaris STATE canal halls nile run the t1rHee Hs
or ample for uip hanuOi II 70 - arst eAss houses Tor
banda
svsy % tbs tbs ore bank well Known a. Que
Of tie chest deposits Of pipe ore and most Of tns i2I
nsees in the ne ghborhcod have ssed T. rIi1 VIZ
The poorer ores Of TIE vicinity RI No. sS CaHeo loo
Il urU SuceS-boons u q rem winch are noS SELLING az
per tan. Considerable revenue nOw derives nO6 OIs
Leave granted this bznk 70 Asnsess n the reoa Infs
several otteT oanEs Of ore o. einsish' " ~
= TIE lands of tbs property i, .;... ill.,,
FEE S-e eco .rss Of And attached TO this E,'a.s en-
brscins weed .rs, l4nd and so1is %
Rth s,r.rs - .or.e can be pat nto Aeys wofx1S N
from eight 70 Zen weeks % produce aSs 10y q ia IA
te.arf ~ high Vrices md ne Pfod =. N- ~ 'e-
er.Tr-,. s,o,, ys,rio.s causes mas; b matted
= So ths,' Al me pree saea for TIE whsle
rrpsT-y II wead clear l<e.l ~ ~ 1 r.c,.v - \,
For terms al further PaiII'rDD 3. sEREblTH.
isttsE, to - y. ssIn-I.1Ii Co p. ar IN
Il n BURROUGHS Es1,
Ne > MaEkstst- Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

NNIE REVENUE BOOK containing the
Il New Tariff Of 1886. together with the Tariff Of 1872
COMPARED also the SubTreasury Warehousing and Cana
dian Transit bills 1916 and the Drawback Lava likewise
British Tariff amended AZ the ate session OF
Parliament 10 which il added table of Foreign Coins
duced 10 Federal Currency Published by
GEORGE II. BELL. bookseller and Stationer,
No. l5e Nassai.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

" TON, At IL ". On the 18th inst, by ANTHONY J.
BLkECKER, al the Merchants Exchange, the two Hosss
ana Lots Nos I'll and - Csnninest- built Ia the noet
snpstsnus manner With every Necessary copssnisncc of
pn-sts fes1eness They woad, BY small outlay bring
IA heavy rent or stores the oes,ioa being Of the
best M TIE street The houses each kxH feet lots
z5xlt0 feet each The vel! graded paved saa
sewered Ssooo OF $500 remain bond lad
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RESIDENCE for SALE

~ The handsome and Substantial modern three story
and bssemelt House, No. 81 MonoDst IFS feet east Of
Hhdsonst bpt N the most worn aar0ks manner Of thu
best materials and repete with every desirable convenience
and sso az the modern additions Of bird story
sas bath wstsreios-t ktchsn-rsnze, laundry, faeob
waiter ke Seyery large yard stocked with srspe vns
fruit trees and towering shrubsbrown stone ami ores
ws-house Is By a, lot IS by In tect Can Dc sxsH.ssd
2 cclcek.
Ao the two-story and sttie Brick House No ~ bss.
rowst directly IL tie Of above. For terms fUseu< "
the house or N,. iN Faitoost .gai TsSzi1t4G ssof-
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TUE NEw.YORK TRIBUNR,

,.o. CALIFORNIA. OREGON, AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
- oubshed on the departure Of each NAL Steamer FOL
Ghasres. Price q cents per copy.
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ITO the LOVERS Of MUSIC-The sub5crib-

i ers respectfully call attention to the following article
non Tf M rsIcAI WORLD AND TIMES, Published By
DYER WILLIS No. 257 Broadway, New-NoTk.
Te otec, o. TIE Ford arf fsf iour'ol 1t II
and eshi psss- "a rear las embrace 80 ~ - ~. =.
vocal ard instrueua saced and secular, WHICH olah' a &
sorcs would les han tveuy ave dollars - rs
orousb cours a r4nai from the q the ar
up - hsfe development - Il gYes Tie mot th 49,
met ru.c H. isd@r- len snd sga-s rs-pee,
grsieu The public they Unst b. rreuttins ~ Fn'i-
perofmefs 4h II gives large Of uasici reading con
sls Of graphic and srecdoes Il celebrated nusclh sni
other matter. Al furnished Ne-ly 4 three ~
lars year two epes I've dollars hVe oop' Tea dfa ~,
n,o-i dsrrufhe3 musicians Aera recommend ne kHroai
Ha aud TEs' hghy and there can b. no doubt a. % -
The above advert Of this 0Crnai We beg % com.
mend the notice oour readers and al who are Interested
froms knowledge OF tis paper SINCE ne comnlencetsnt
and most emphatcally give our testimony IN favor OF s
ability. II has supplied tie want long felt OF reliable
rustWOrthy ard able record OF musical events rendered
almost Indispensable in the present time from the great
strides made Ia the love art and emananns rom the
very focus Of musical Intelligence it opinions have beento
ard true taste Mr. r. stos Willis is peculiarly fitted for
this post having devoted BIS life 70 the study OF the science
and composition Of music uEder the beet masters OF Ger
many and admirable lecturer upon its philosophy I'M
cal lesson for beginners Indeed 70 mothers who are I'M
dercong the terrible drudgcry OF teaching superntend
ns the musical education their children, this journal Is
really valuable from the aid IL offers in clear simple rules
The criticisms fearless and refreshingy
sensible with perfect knowledge OF the subject discussed
The letters from abroad highly interesting, and the
sketches Of artists wei written which added 70 the
Of music suited 20 al tastes from bits Of Beethoven aud
Mendesohn TO the latest schotsche render one Of the
Subscriptions received ct The Musical World and Times
Office. No PSI Broadway persons can inclose their
names and addresses and send them ~ mail OF the penny
post and their orders viii be promptly attnded to
volume inst cOmmenceds0 now "a The time 10 sub
cribe. Address DfEK WILLIS,
Publishers OF The Musical World and Times,
M HrOaaWay N ".
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TNHE ILLUSTRATED SELF-INSTRUCI-
i OR in Phrenolosy aud Physiology, with one hundred
Eugravinss and Chart Price. prepaid BY mail % cent?
Published by FowLERS Il WELLS, Isl Nasssast, n Y
An exeeilen, work for besnners-eouf.inlns the prss
pies OF these sciences, together Win NUN enef
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THE sRMr-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

IA poblished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pee
tS per anrum Two copies for Is. Ten for go. Adver-
hses1ents cents a line lor each insert on - -
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TO PRINTERS or PUBLIsHERs.-Fol

Il sale Printing Office. containing two d0ubieroya
Adanss Presses Told partern Standing Press Press Boards
and al tie usual fixtures OF ROOM Power ON tue
preulses The whole cr part viii be cold cheap. Also
single Cylinder NsPieT 6x54. The presses may be ~
Voik Apply, between u and O'Clock, 20 K J. RICH
ARDS, No. ~ Futou-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

EOR SALE-The Lease and Furniture OF
IL two Houses 90 sprnxst, near wessst, furnished
ecnplete. Possession a. once Apply 70
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pnest
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SALOON of WONDERS

IL ELLERs SALOON of WONDERS
IL NEW SERIFSl
GLORIOUS SUCCESS! M. ROBERT HELLER, the
WIZARD Of WIZARDS, and the great original Professor
of Eecromancy has commenced and brilliant Series
of WONDERS and MIRACLES, at his splendid Saloon,
No. $50 Broadway, Chinese Buildings, and which Will be
continued until further notice.
AmeDg other magnificent feats, will be produced Of
very startling and extraordinary nature called the
MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGS!
Which combined with the extensive variety Of wonder
ful scientific and necromantic experiments, and the
meDse feature VI - -
SECOND SIGHT,
Presents attraction before offered 10 the world
Performances commence at u O'Clock PM, and on
Saturday Afternoon at 8 Admission 80 cents. Children
half price. For full particulars, see programme.
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ionses TO fet.

A LEASE for SALE.-Athre years Lease
"a Of Dwelling kOase, No. l5i Ia. lsth-st with the
privilege Of buynf the property nuch les THAI pres
ent value The lot Is IN feesIple and clear title viii be
given The tOse contains al the modern imyToyersents
and N good condition having been occupied Only
yeszA The furniture VIII be sold with the house Apply
No rs PesGst or Il the house before and after b1si-
ness hcuTs
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n
"A basement Brick House, the north aide Of is,h st.
between 9th md 7thsys House d BY "a feet contains
u rooms The pGrlOfs have ornamental aud cen
ter -pieees Let - by 81 feet, more or less
Aiso, HOuse and Lot at WiliamsbaTga, No. ~ South
9bsf between Ben and 3-sts The house 10 three story
and ba<enent with tearoons In the frame filed 10
with bek ecbtains II rooms all IN Complete order The
LOT s 70 by 5 feet inches deep. TIE yard IL tassfy
laid out With grape vines sc. Apply TO
COLE & Chiffon No. WALTZ
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MINsTRELs-No. 444 Broad.

w way, above Howardst.-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
NG-H. WOOD, Manager and Proprietor.rhe enter
tanments offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian DeneatOrs cannot be equatd by other
bard in the United States See programmes Doors open
ct 6; Concert at " O'clock Admission %
cents The public respectfully informed that the Alter
uoon Concerts are discontinued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
Real estate for Sale.

4 PICTURESQUE COUNTRY SEAT,
IN known as the LAUREL HILL ESTATE, FOE SALE
This picturesque Country Seat 81 miles from Newfork
via beieye Turnpike. estimated and also approached by
beautiful drive OF 5Iangtes from New York and Vow k
Railroad Depot upon the east bans OF the Passsc The
cars leave and Jersey City every half hour
ing and evening and every hour the OF the day.
One hat OF the purchase money mortgage
Plane draw and OF the place, by Coleman, may
be seen at the and for fnl pton apply
HOMER MORGAN, No lPinsst, n Y.
AT PRIVATE SALE-The two-story brick
"A House and lease Of Lot No. 90 Mansy-st
Also four Lots the southeast oil Broadway aud
63d.st
Also five Lots on the north side of5ls between Sd aud
LexIngton.avs
Also. five Lots the northwest Of 7thay snd
g7thst.
Also SIX Lots the southeast Of Broadway and
53th.st
av and Broadway
For full particular, ard terms apply %
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctloneer,
No Broad a.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-One Hundred Build

a 7 INV NJ T. OHLE.-VH6 IIUIIIftd DHII1-
IA Lots In Meyina will be Offered for sale Tor few
DAYS. This beautiful Village IL situated mes from the
WILLIAMSBURG Ferries and fronts the Plank Road, whore
omnibuses constantly passing between Wisnsburgb,
seWtOwn AID Flushing. Arrangems nts have been
pleed for the immediate construction Of Railroad the
hne OF the above PLANK Road which will Afford increased
facilities with the city and will be-
managed on the plan the Avenns roads IN New
York will very mach enhance the value Of ths property
The fare by Omnibus bat Cd The grazing OF Streets
which expense Of tue propretOrs 10
rapidly progressing several buildings being erectsd and
from IS 20 100 will BE- commenced 81 early day The pro-
prieor intend spare cSps1ss IN the planting Of
mental trees snd Ia every way 10 render this Village what
ts and healthy location tfrant the desfs-
be Of all suburban property Ia tho vicinity Of New YORK.
Terms 50 per cent delivery Of deeds tho balance
rem en- bond and mortgage for of years For par
tieulsYs inquire Of JOHN r. SMITH, No. n Nassau-st
Eew-York, or GEORGE A. JAMES. at Melyina-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

TOR SALE-In Tanytown, q large double
lara, ally Or scr toeyass hsase g vb,sA enRossI
ia now sucss.fsl eesaltsdl HeaF p y - sPiapes
= i rec s s. &c s'A&sssa. "a z iS6e
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vrO LET or LEASE, on favorable terms-A

Il valuable piece OF Property Broadway above Canal
ST Lot 80 6xl2a with Plot and Building the sd
ioiung street. formug ell OF 2jx90 The building
Broadway can be altered into stores aud Offices at small
cost aud paw large adv the present rent Tho
premises adjoining TO- which be had with tho
above fdesred This property well calculated Tor Nre
carnage furniture repository aud offers inducements or
rarely TO be met with II not let leased t will be
altered to suit any kind of business Dor terms Se apply
at No. II John-st, or TO T.. NJ ArrWArER, No. 6si
McDougal St, from 10 TO II and 3tot
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,TO LET-The dwelling part OF nouse corner

% IE u lie UWtIIIIIl VdIV VI tfVNNV NNI IIcl
Il Canal aud Nsrck ats. The House is pleasantly sit
ated as II fronts on both streets The 81 door can D. sd
miraby Tor in light and genteel bu
snsss. t = fitted ny with hot and cold water bath and
ynrSe The House will Be put in complete repair and
lease for term u years gwen II required The 9Th and
shays cars pass the door every i've minutes Tue pre
s. can BE- seen nom II VI. tiu NJ For farther par
teuars inquire Of .OSrRANDEh
Corner Canal and Ysrick-sts
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r,,p NFV.YORK TRIBUNE.

EUROPEAN CIRCULATION.
n ,s.hea On the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
ys.,ool Proe Ct cents copy. 50 year, 70 any part
~ 60 Britzin S4to the Continent, postage included
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE 20 JERUSA.
- LEM and the HOLY LAND is now open at the

GEORAMA,
Nc. 500 Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr.. BANVARD in person. Picture moves every evening
~. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock Admission so cts.-chidren halfprce
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EGYPTIAN ANTIoUITIEs-NOw EN-

EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES-NOW EN-
IL HIBITING at the Stuyvessnt institute, No $50
Broadway The Sare and valuable collection Of Pharonc
and Ptoemac remains just imported direct from Egypt
end formed great expense, by Dr. ABBOTT, during
residence Of upward of twenty years in the East.
This Museum has been visited and highly spoken OF by all
slor WsuwTisht Rev DR. Hawks Prof. J. V. C. Smith,
Sir Gardiner Wilkinson, Bayle St John, ESQ., Stewart
Poole, ESQ., NJ. Priese, in the Revue Arehaeoogque, NJ
AmpeIe, &c &c. 80 -
Admission so CENTS Children halfprse. Catalogues io-
sale in the rooms Open during the day and evening
DISLEY's ILLUSTRATED THAMES
IL Now Open at No 400 Brosdway.-BY far the most
beautiful and ariiic production presented TO the
Public. Commencing Every Evening at u o'clock. Also,
SATURDAY at2P NJ. Admission reduced 20 - cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
CIRCUS.-NEW.YORK AMPHTTHEA.

~ TER, No. 81 Bowery-R. SANDS K Co, Propretors-
MONDAY Feb. THE Entertainments commence with
the Grand Cevacede, led by Mr. and Mrs. NATHANS.
WALLET the Great Wit viii appear. Mr. mcfarland
on The Il aht Rope Superb HorsensRshp and great Gym
Of oD-Boyes Is cent?; Pit ~. Doors open at g.
Performance 10 commence at II o'clock Performan
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.