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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-09

Tho Concord, N. H., Reporter says: Gan unmarried wo-
man. convicted at the late term OF the Oonmon rs %
on Saturday and ON Tuesday delivered Of healthy
oy The State win Of course, have 70 hth< ths ohNA
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population Of that country, which is quite sympa
thetie to the French people.
From paper published in Greece, 1t appears that
the Emperors of Russia and Austria have lately dis
cussed among themselves the pretended rights they
ssume they have over Greece The last Emperor
of Constantinope Constantine TX, Paeologne killed
by the Turks on the walls Of Byzantium, in l443
who died without leaving children, had brother
Thomas Paleologne, who escaped and took refuge in
Rome This prince, direct heir of the Emperor, died
in the pontifcal city, leaving four chdren-Helena
Zoe, Andrea, and Manuel. Manuel returned in
secret to Constantinople, and died there. Andrea
He bequeathed to King Ferdinand and Queen
Isabella the Peloponesus and the Byzantine En-
pire. The daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella,
Jeanne, married the Arshduke Philip Of Austria,
and gave birth to Charles V. Of Spain, founder Of
the Spanish family Of Hapsburg and OF Ferdisand
l., Emperor Of Germany, whose relations have
rei4ned since then till now. Such are the titles of
the family of Hapsburg- Lorraine 10 the Byzantine
dominions Russian pretonces date from Zoe Paeo-
ogina, second sister Of Manuel and Andrea, daugh-
ter Of Thomas Psicologre, aud mother to Constan-
tine the k, last Emperor above mentioned.
This princess married IVAN l., great sovereign Of
Moscow, in l472. The grandson Of IVAN l. was
IVAN, named the Terrible, who married Anastatia
Rananpwna, sister 70 the grandfather Of Michel
Romano6, chief Of the Romanof family OF the Rurik
branch, now represented by the Car, Nicho-
las I. Such are the claims Of the two Emperors
over the Turkish dominions. Who will be the last
conquer0rsI
nj Censtantinoplc the arrival Of Lord Redoif,
the British Ambassador, has created mucRexcitc-
ment in the city. This diplomat was receives VITA
gre at honors. The demand Of Prince Menschikon Is
be tier understood now than it was before. IL aF-
pears that Russia would desire to sign treaty OF or
fensive and defensive alliance larger plan than
the treaty which was signed in 1898, whcn Russian
feet under the command of Admiral Oushakod
passed through the Dardaneles to go TO the rescue
Of Egypt, then attacked by General BonaParte and
the French army. II appears that the new treaty
was on the eve Of being signed, when the news Of
the arrival Of the French eet at salamis arrived ar
Minister OF Add al Nedjid. NJ de Lacour, the French
Ambassador, is now arrived At Cona,sntinople The
peculiar order. II is said that sort Of riot had
taken plase at Constsntinople, made up BY few
fanatic Turks, which had soon been put down. At
Boussa the Christians had been attacked and badly
treated. We have no particulars.
In the meantime we receive the intelligence that
the Russian ornaments have been suddenly stopped,
though all the garrsons along the Danube have been
filed with troops.
Another Geographic despatch, just received from
Turin, announces that the government Of Piedmont
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Imusemeuts.

NIB. Os GARDENLL NJ. G0TTSCHALK
IN r,speefu, the public, thar be viii give
has Second ana Grand CONCERT prevous 60 his aePar
,arr for the SOUTH on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. II,
a. Nihlo's Garden. On vhlh tslcn
L. ~. GOITSCHALk VIII be assisted By
Mime. ROSE DE- NRIES,
SIX POLLOLINL
Nj RICHARD HOFFMAN,
AID Grand Orehestrp under the digectloR OF
NM. VINCENT WALLACE, EsA,
fROGKANME-PARrI
l. Grand Overture 10 Mssarlelo"
by Full Orchestra
AIS, kOccO
5 kSroh ana Finale, Grand ConeeTts' o. We
ber with fol- Orchestra executed BY. l. NJ Go;tschAk
Cayscna Casta Diva" Norma ............ Bellni
sung by Mme. Ross DE- NElES.
yegpsaen'-' frurphA Fantasia for two
Aies' .lfoTrSSHALA
Exeeuteehy Mr.. RcHARD HoFFsaS and the Author
. " oisnd bso'-Sung by Mae. Rose De VkIEs
The acknowledgement and executed
NJ. GorrSu0eLk
- PART II.
= Grand OvCitsse to Oberoo.
a @. BY Full Orchesirs.
~ 800 spllee~ " la savanna lie Bansnier'
H. az. NOM Robert le Diab,o' Craze psUr
10 o. sung BY Nine RosE De NRtES.
" - s Sy-eIA esSifel The Carnival Of Venice,
49, aad ekecuted by,........L. NJ. GorrSChSix
- - Sne acc Two Dollars according 20 loCstlon Inc
o. "ss.ss Nll Commence on TUESDAY MORNING.
r. a. ~, - '1e husic Store OF VIM. Hall Sso, NO ~
p9''SPen az q. Concert ., so'eiork.
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DRUG STORE for SALE-An Old estab-
~ hahsd stand doing good business vii be cold
los. for casa Apply No. $50 Orand-st-
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Nem Civilizations.

CRAHAM's MAGAZINE for MARCIA
~ SPLENDID NUMBER
NEW IssCE.
80 pages Of the very hest Literat1-e oftAe age
D the history Of Magazines.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
Subscription Cnly s.; . cents per number.
Just Issued,
RUTH GARRETT. BY WHl- Harrison Ains~oIlh' Au-
thor Of Redwood etc. Price SC.
Such b.. been the demand for this work that the T edi-
ton Of eco comics has been exhausted on the second day
OF uubBestop. and a new edition OF 1000 additional
copies put to pres. DEWITT DAVENPORT
Pulishers No. l56 Nassau.
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OALEDONIAN BALL-The Managers of

CALEDONIAN BALL.-The Managers Of
The CALIFORNIAN BALL respectfully announce
tbs, tbsv WI sive their SECOND ANNUAL BALL on
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb II, 1888, at IAMAANf
HALL. e.,,,. -.
fully aInowIedse The fAitering encouragement they met
with AZ their nrSt Ball feel assured that the same plf
which their counryiAan on taAi oecas on VIII
AGAIN sITns FORTH With Increasing sieiS or 10 re-
Covenant" OF National keelhs are noe.e on3eeS IN
themselves but when coupled with Chsrty no winch the
proceeds Of the hall VIII be 0svotec) u would surely De
"ith these views they have spared no exeons IN engsg
ng te eet performers Of National Muse ana IA max
ng eNtryhlng contribute the taste comfort anc happ
uess 81 al ihose who nay homer the bal with t1er pres
erce.
Order OF Dancing according 10 the Programme
Conductor OF Tie hoor Mr. PARKER who has kindly Of
tered hls valuable seIyiceso on this occasion.
TIE PlfkR, N the sayi OF TIE Gael will promenade the
Ycom PLAYING National Airs previous 70 tbs commence
newt pud curue the in,e7nission OF dancing
SHELTON ROBEirSoN'S celebrated BAND has
apun.beI Of Geptema viii be present in the Highland
pSors open a. oelrk. Dancing VIII commence pre-
;.iv AZ 5 O'clock TIE termination of the hall viii be
kpowu By the band Pa'ne "Good Night, an Joy be vi
g. TO sdraiti Gentleman and two L.i;ss To he
-, A5sm Stodarti Muse Store, No. Sol BroaaVg.y /:
W. nan sons eODer Broadway and PA-k-plAce; Frth
~ a Goa No I Franklin square, Of either Of he
managers, and At sie Bar OF tAinIaAay Hall
wv, Cur. 70. go West 2Ssh-sI
3.roes Durop, No. 80 John-st, Brooklyn.
AiexsnSrr ROBERTSON. No. les CircenSiea-av.
ThoInas Robertson, No. 9o Ceutre-st
Lanes Serice. No. 4s5 Pearl =.
Andrew Richie Tbompson-st- -
Geo R.tlgN,e 9th sv. between lSa and iethss
John CUNNING No rs Broadway
JAS. o. AcApAM, SECRETARY, Ne y ssskinan-si-
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DANORAMA.-NOw open at Metropolitan
i Hall, the MAMMOTH PANORAMA Of the MIS-
ISSTPI RIVER from its mouth to the Fa. o. * An41usi
Every EVENING. az y o'clock; on sAIURDAfs a. .
O'clock. Admission 50 cent? Children hall PEaee-
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,.-.b.bed every TUESDAY and PRIDAY morning. Price
e. snuum Two copies for Is. Ten for go. Adyer-
s.,.sts cents a line lOr each insertion. 49, -
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, PGbhshers
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CCIENTIFIC ACKNOWLEDGMENT,

NEW PUBLICATIONS. -CALltO u. VA
N ILLUSTRATED, including Description o. me NJ "a
arsgus and Panama Routes IS tine tlni y
tRTHURS TAILS FOR RICH AND POOH, re sS
sc cents per volume Improved edition. CON PT''s nc ''
lowing; 60 10th rlt
II Riches have Wings l8Ino- eloth ElIt,
nj Ri,nri in the World iSno. eloth giII
~ N.Ii6x Hast 20 be Rich. lsnO- elotn sAt
v Debtor and Creditor lsEno. cotn slL,.
VI Retiring from Business lstno CON 9SVf - GOVERN
MENT with new Appendix, containing s, 81 cn.S
Rules &c is.h edition revised Halt 2rsoes9 - 8Do
PARIEY'S BOOK or ANIMALS. h0yA 4'~T
iu't'A'''h'' ae" R T YOUNG. No. 40 Ful''n-'i
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IrALI-ABLE Iron NORRIS far SALE.-

The Furnace and FOrge Property, Manson House,
tenant Houses with Wool aud Farm LSnds oe Bsaks AMI
valuable Water Power situate az McNeytowu, Man Co,
Peunsy wanna the rch and beautiful agricultural Valley
Of the grsia Ryer within ne mile OF the Peansyvsllt
Central Railroad and The Pennsyrana state Canal ~
uieswest Of Harrisburg,
value I'm every inspect site Tor the manufacture Of
certainly beng surpassed ey any oser ocaon IN that
rch non rcgiCn.
TIE Furnace property consists offs ar,tess water power
Charcoal Furnace IN good orst eight tet in the eosh
hss made % tuu of iron per large Casting House and
other furnace buildings hot or cold Blast; Blowing GYM
drs ana Hot Blast Pipes AZ the tunnel hed OF the most sp-
proved construction and perfect otder' ample water
power dam o yards above he tarusee oversaot water
wheel q feet in diameter hne Goa House Il hsfSAss
DWellingS for bands; extensive Stabling.
The Ocaon o. the above wei made, ard m respect OF
proximity material OF al kins access TO market AMI
character Of CONSUMPTION OF mschinefl and can
not be improved. $1,000 would Dc ample 70 cover AL re-
pairs ssary 10 furnace and buildings PRIOR to active
operations. -
The Forxe Property Is situated the bank of the Penn
sylyaria state canal bAfa mile from the Furnace ss
seven tres blown bV " horse steam engine, water pow
er ample for mp hammer II 10 10 hrsteas house. for
The celebrated Greenwood ore Bank belongs exeu-
sivey 70 this estate This ore bank Is well known one
Of tie richest deposits Of pipe and most OF tue tat-
noes IN the nsishborhood have ustd IT, BY mixing with
the poorer Of the vicinity an No SOFT Charcoal Iron
producsd-booms inside tfom which are now SIZING a.
So per Considerable revenue - now derived tron ore
leave this bank to furnaces In the region There
are several other banks Of ore OF different varieties on aud
near 10 the lands OF thls property. -
Quarry Of Ture Limestone is on the premises WITHIN
bey are Cc0 ,rrrs Of land attached to this Estate en-
brgcng wood land ore land and valuable farm land
vpter reht on the creek between the furnace aud forge
Roth furnace aud forge be nut into setve WORKING in
demand an heh prices and the production OF which In other
quarters from various causes must De limited
Itcan be shown that at The price 'sked tor the whoe
property IL would clear itself IN two years.
OF terms and further particulars apply personally OF ny
letter, 70 - MhNrp, r. n, .a
III. y BURROUGHS krl,
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Warded nv LEAVING N a. no. 30 W atti- eN1tNA.
SHANNON & klMBALL.
NOTICE Land Warrant No. 27,796 WAS is
~ sues to the unier gned 2sth JAM 1882 for 80 acres
under the act of 18th sept 1850 Private m Captain
NcNitt's Company. New-Nork Militia War 49, and ~
signed 10 Carlos kdmOre of stock bridge Calumet County
and State Of Wisconsin April p 1882 and the acknowe dg
rren thereof taken the day before franklin waite
ESQ Justice the Peace both nd0red on said Warrant
Rcertfeefe Of authorization annexed dated May lSR
State OF New York. Jefferson County. signed lssac Nun
son Clerk The same inclosed m letter dated May
n 1882 and directed 10 the said Carlos Skdnoe, 81 stock
bridge Aforesaid and sf Beieve Post Office Jefferson
County New York. same day, in care ~ H. O. Nalrath
Deputy Postmaster, who saw the sId Warrant inc.osed
ard the letter sealed and who duly mailed and sent on ne
said letter con tanning the said Warrant next day, May p
1852 But the aid letter failed % reach IT, destination and
has net been seen heard from BY me the d SSdmore
since and Therefore the said Land Vibrant "a lost. aud
a. the Obligation Of the undersigned 10 the sad Skdmore
did not cease until the safe Transmission or delivery OF tho
said Warrant 10 him duly signed falls Ia me 70 obtain
duplicate Warrant. This is therefore 20 give notice that
will the expiration Of six weeks from this date or "a soon
thereafter may be- make application 70 the Commissioner
OF Pensions in the City OF Washington, tor duplicate
Warrant; and further that have filed cayeat with the
Acting Of the General Land Office 20 prevent
the issue Of patent the said Warrant No. 6 hereto
fore issaed and lost e. aorr aid Dated Feb TO- 1883
ZADOCK DEXTER, Jeterson Co, New-fors.
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C,ur,prsr snl MOST ELEGANT IL

CHEAPEST and MOST ELEGASNnI T 1H
ILLUSTRATED WORKS EVER ~ EL1SS ,..biv ,<rrs
pTce IS cents Containing = rieh VARIETY o. . -
istrrafure and beautiful sislTsrons froE - '
sri.bed authors IN the world ,s Or AL VA
TEE HISTORY OF TIE PAINTERs " IL - So,t .
TIONS Month,y parts Prce 80 csnn - ParrIsrs
ths Arts containing spe-lmens OF the eH0-SS'
- r,ort-ssts of their authors. -.. Can
aThF LADIES WORK BOOK Pnee - &c 80 - 20
,si,nF fuI rstruc:ions ard besanfal ass. ;,rs AZ
1880, vo-k e duced IN q STYLE pesct
91xaANpER MONTGOMERY, Publsher No. II sP'u1e :
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Card-Ths undersigned take leave TO invite the stten
ton ftbs pubc TO the very valuable collection of Egyptian
Inuoutes collected by Dr. Abbott during residence OF
twenty years in Egypt and lately brought by INN 70 ms
orr,y on ambition IN the Stuyvcsant Institute
The unGersgned have the collection IN Egypt and
they well know the high opinion entertained OF 1t there
arc also by Egyptian scholars IN Europe
IN. coiscton "a acknowle lodged 10 be far more extensive
and than any existing except those OF the Royal
Menu. md n is subject OF congratulaon that such
vonderul Illustrations the arts and habits of the ancient
Ivntisns extending 10 period Of 1900 before The
Christian should be made accessible to the people Of TINS
country New-York, January, 1895
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CABINET HISTORY of NETWORK


~ Volume Of LiPpiEeo.ts Cabinet Histories Of the
States
TIE HISTORY OF NEW. YORK-F-oui ~ Ear. IS,
Settlement TO the Present Tine By w 4 Carpenter and
7. :. Arthur. l vol, l2ulO.
happy seosE heal position the mos; important Of al tss
coredersied States has hitherto been hut imPedecty
known even 70 Its OWE citlzeus- To supply this iito
Tace before the general reader eeT succincr ard imp AZ
tial hsory OF the state from earliest settlement 70 me
present cay, Is the object Of ths volume Bret Is y Is x
YET ccrains every event Of marked historical importance
nothing berg omitted but those OArve soecuatlons and
dr. legislative details which in work INTENDED for popl'
lar reading. are neither valuable or interesting y
Just published by LIPPENCOTT, GRAMBO X Co.
Phldelpha and or sale b. al tie PRINCIPAL Booksellers
in New-lork and elsewhere.
IN PRESS, and will be shortly published,
Il The CATANESE: o.. TIE REAL AND THE IDEAL.
BY Mss Ella Rodmsn. author Of Flight Of Fancy, &c Sc
Also ISAAC LAQUEDEM from the French OF Alexander
DuIss, author Of Three Gusr1smen. Iron Mask &c Sc
BUNNELL & PRICE, No. ~ Falton-st-. y. Y.
Y. B-Just issued UNCLE TOMS CABIN ALMANAC
spleudiGly Illustrated. Prce size.
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rup ygW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TILE sRMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

- CALEDONIA, oREeoS, AND rHs sASDwicH ISLANDS,
,bhShed on the departure Of each Nal Steamer iof
S..zYss Pnce Ga cents per copy.
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~ spIrit Rnppings-TlIE MYSTERY UNVEIL-
Ebl-Dr J. y. DODS, Ne well known author Of Eiecri-
cal Psychology having discovered the philosophy OF the
St Msui,esfations has been invited 20 lecture at the
ktropohten Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. is.
The Doctor does believe that departed spirits have any
ncDcy in this matter, nor that II IS hum3ue lie VIII
ow that is in accordance with the soundest principles
81 phlosophy and settle the question. Doors open at g.
kclure 10 at y o'clock. Admission p cents
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THO MACHINISTS.-FOr Sale, a Machine
Il Shop now dong rood business with al the Lsthes
No eh4rre for GOODWILL Of b1sness Apply T. MILLS
No. 10 Broadway; or Of JOHN MILLS, No 3l9 5th-e-
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" ART Union.-An Association is now forming on
the plan OF Building Associations for the purchase OF Oh
Paintings MANY families would adorp their parors with
pt;ras Landscapes &c II they could do 50 by small pay
ents Those interested aud also artists will leave their
Ro,Swev wv. SWEET, President.
JlHCk, Sec.
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RASS-THE SELFN-

yI,HOROUGH BASS.-THE sh -. -i-I
L sTRUCTOR IN M1sicA COmPontea - - c-5o
E,.s With eoyiOas rules and ustrsfons ~ Sor pzy.
toston With directions and sxa-p-ss hv srzres win
IN 5r-cons for arranging for n! iTylIr'-py fs-so
49, Bsnd By Professor J. B. $3.50. Of CIV
cloth CSP's' 'sI' y - Mason BRoTHEAs,
cents. IL. NJ I.wrD NJ ) P4-k-EVN.
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-, .pw.vnpK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
1Ix NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

sos gURopEAS CIRCULATION;
.,,...A az tls departure Of each Nal Steamer foI
y.roooI Proe 81 oeItss copy or - year 70 eny an
49, ,in or s4to the Continent, pOsta GO included
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rn CoAL DEALRRs-The suhscriher

no COAL DEALEKS.-Ihe subscriber
is sbou. CLOSING his concern and OdsEs 70 me Trade
sri-e slOck OF Coa - Phiadey E2 prices with the ad-
dton VI pressnt prices Of Ire z sho1c tie Trade not
Wal further supply. u must b offered % toe Public az
reduced II n0t disposed Of this manner IL will IN
ie~ days BE- sold Public Auction Of WHICH due nOce
VIII - gwen The stock composed Of the best quality
Red White Ash ard Lshizh, EEg Stove and Crate Also
Hses. Carts Harness Scsles and Screens Yard No 20
We.t Ffteenth-st- between sth and l0th-Gy. Ocs No
- Wster-sz- II. B. BENJAMIN.
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10 -. ofT.-Noticc.-An Official Visit Of the Grand
OfCers Of the Grand Division OF Easteu will be
PAID Marshall Division No. /, on THIS CThursday EVEN
INC at "A O'CLOCK, at Fountain Halls, No. li9 Bowery
rear Broomegt The meIsbers OF MARSHALL Division, aud
the Order IN general are respectfully and cordially invited
10 be present H. hEEOi W. T.
D. fosTLR, II. S.
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Go tJbom il man Concern.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN of independent
4 fortune and graduate Of New England College,
Gently returned travelling tho Continent Of Europe
wishes 20 unite himself with young Lady Of pleasing feat
ures and OF literary He would be happy receive
communications the above subject. Address NJ c. NeS.
Haven, Conn.
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tI,n MERCHANTS and TRApERS-A gem.

tle,sp n sny years resident Of the aosnshins City Of
-,,rt-b y, tie kev &c the great Wetthe OF
10 ,sr ir,las ard vii b. Of nve, wishes 20
engage Wiz ,ous Commercial House N New-leFs OF Ph
sdsirhs Who cu,d wish 70 establish branch hoase IN
that CIV The advertiser s Of psrseveEnS e1sines eaots
practical know eS, ard extensively &C ilalntsd WITH ne
osseep,s au merchants Of he saroandas Ooua'ies OF
fcnnsy wanna Virginia sal ONO OneS'rpa1asoie reies
tncts gwen IN -. CITY of New-YoEk and Pittsburgh Ap
ply BY otter TO y Z No. To- Sallivsn-st NewfoSs.
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DARTNER WANTED in the PIANO

III FORTE BI sISESs.-A gentleman now established
D he busness Ia Of the best locations ID tie city and
L-viuy a yery advaatsgeogs Lease would Ike tOtaks
Psrtur who could sttend 20 the manufacturing Or ses De-
rartrlsut with capital Of from sZ0oO % . 90. TIE
1890 nav b. Increased ps3Slfe and made very profit.
- Address PIANO. the Inbune Office, giving resl
nsr,s an the same vii Be treated o0oEdentiziiy.
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ITO WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS.

Il Yer Sale the Stock and Fixtures Ola Jowe.ry Store
in central part 0tthe cy HAVING bcea established ioEthe
IS, "a yesrs with goo OF customers aud watch ~
pairing The Store, with Dwelling vii b. les Or leAi tor
one os term Of yeeEs Far Further psrea srs apply 10
!aessrs PLArl BROTHERS, No. - Msiden-lAne.
r. To Let four Rear Baildns suitable Tor any
hshf or mechanical business Inquire as above.
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WANTED-A situation in Wholesale or
w Retail Dry Goods Store BY a yceay Man nom the
country who Is DESTROYS Of learning tae b1sne per-
Ot6ce.
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Cost ano fcuno.

L OST-A Note made by Shannon q Kimball
dated Sept. l. 1852 ~ sN months for $500 payape
~ the order OF tie Mirror Marble Company Payment OF said
Note has been stopped and the Under will be suitably re-
werded nv leaving n a. No. 2S Water-street.
SHANNON & kIMBALL
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DIIls MODEL of san FRANCISCO

DALL's MODEL of SAN FRANCISCO
OThs complete and splendid Work lin wood, &c) Is on
exhibition at No Sl2 Broadway Doors open from 10 A. NJ
10 10 T. NJ Admission IS cents. IL covers nearly Loo
souare feet and employed twenty artists about year in its
censuucpon On beh0ding It. returned Caornlans mag
he themselves that land OF gold again declaring that II give
as full know dge Of the size, situation, form and conrue-
on of San Francisco as visit TO that city itself Every
bulspe can he seen model color material loca-
ton snd proportional size every hill street and wharf, the
shiuuug sc.
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METROPOLITAN HALL CONFUSED

NE T. I NVI VII mn fI4fI4IE w NI1'l'110
NlWITH LAUGHTER Prof MORTON viii give
Grand Entertainment of Nitrous OXIDE, or LAUGHlNG
GAS at the above-named splendid Hall, on
SATURDAY EVENING Feb. 49,
Several hundred gallons Of the Gas Will be prepared Tor
the occasion n order that all who may desire the luxury
of rhang the same and au gh until their sides ache can
do 80.
bIeahed freely by all without the least injurious effect gen.
orally developing the leading traits OF chsrscter-oratory
snging, &c. &c. 100,
The drst circle will he reserved for ladies and children
accompanied by gentlemen.
snee tickets or tickets admitting gentleman and lady,
first ccle 81 cents Tickets for other parts OF the house.
% cents
doors omen at 81 commence at u o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
-Gbanres for Business Hlen.

-Wbdnres tor Business ltlen.
A CHANCE for q MAN Of experience and
IA good address 30 make profitable bus arrange
meut may be found BY note 10 FRANKLIN office Of thus
paper
A RARE CHANCE.-fOr sale, the right, IL
IA tie and interest invaluable work which VIII pay
e. otO 10 e5tto per auum 70 smart ard enterprng
II plan fully carried out. Price -bOcash SatsictO
~ for dispOsng OF Apply 20 e. HOP
kINS, Register Halls OF Commerce. No. - Pine Ct
4 RARE Chancellor sale eleven shares
N two Of the best Building Associations in the city
Inquire OF n. 5. SLOAN, No w Broadway. The owner
beng about TO leave the country viii sell cheap.
pUSINESS.-A smart active man, 10 buy an
~ interest IN very profitable business paying large
yearly None need apply unless he comm iad
o. co cash ard devote his whole time be Will have
large amount Of business under his charge Address
Tea name, Tribune Office, ID. DAVID.
GOAL YARD for SALE-In good location
~ Property in fee simple 100 feet square Cash, $500
balance "a mortgage Tor term II years Apply 10
WALTER MEAD, No ~ Broadway.