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ITO PRINTERS.-An experienced Proof
Il Reader English and French) wants employment. Ad
dress I :. n Tribune Ofice.
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pOARDING.-A handsomely furnished front
40 Fror eona sto-y with Bedrooms Cocoa, Gas ke
n f5r-cisss bous- ns1r Urieu-part. VII b let vey
rfsfnalv a. to occarAl ara Obliged - .ezye tie ely
IIsisIe a. NJ. = East l4th-si.
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IS Cook, and to wash and iron, or do the
IA Homework OF private family by one; and As Cham
berrsid and FINE Laundrss Nue and Seau1sress BY
the other These Girls very experienced and have eK
eeent city references Call at No "a 6hay IL the book
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WANTED-By respectable young Woman,
w situation as good Plain Cook. Is good hand TO
bake and good Washer and Ironcr Good reference
be given Can be for two days No. IS West 9sh St.
between 9th and 7th-avL
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XVATER POWER for SALE or to LET

N =
w Wei calculated for l0cots0tye snd car bn ding
work. other manufacturing purposes
large and several smaller DWELLING snd other buildings
the premises
Aiso FlogGing Mi with two Of stones; Dwelling
ard Out-kOuses together with quantity Of Farming Land
II required all Ia good order situated thin n hour from
EewYOrs City by siroad which through the prop.
esiy. Inquire AZ No. CsdsTst, n. Y.
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YuH NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
ruu sEnr.WREKLY TRIBUNE.

: CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND THE SANDWICH ISLAND:
rS-sh,hed on the departure Of each Mad Steamer 10
100 Plee CT cents per copy.
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Last Week Of she Present Series
SALOON of WONDERS

Last Week OF Che Present Sents.
HELLERs SALOON of WONDERS,
j no. $50 Broadway.
THE WORLD PUZZLED,
and the entire theory of life upset by Robert Heers
tenishng and we-awakeniDg faculty Of
SECOND SIGHT
This truly miraculous Experiment which has thus far
baed the Intelligence and of large and select audi
ences, including the major part Of the
TALENT OF THE CiTY-lN ARTS AND SCIENCES,
DIVINITY AND MEDICINE,
and which far exceeds in wonder and point Of unahom
ableness in investigation all the humbugging Mediums
Spirit RappeIs, it does the performances OF the
STYLED Wizards whether from the North South East
West who have preceded Mr. Heller the sole and original
MASTER OF CABALISTlC ART,
be witnessed every Evening in connection with his ne
plus ultra of
NECROMANTIC AND CABALISTIC FEATS.
Performances at7i O'Clock; Saturdays at N.
Admission 30 cents. Children half price.
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- sgw.yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
wup NRW-YORK TRIBUNE.

FaR EUROPEAN ciRCOLAfiON; -
. -xkshed on the departure Of each NAL steamer 10
.~soi Price 81 cents copy. OF IS yer 70 any par
xort Britain S5to the Continent postage included
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Hmnsfments.
NIBLOs GARDEN.-MONDAY, Jan "a,
4 v Last riOht of

N IBLO . GAhDGN.-GlONDAf, jan -,
sow LUCREZIA BoRGIA,
With the fogiUg gqTerful est; trvvprrrrr sovr.a
The Duke......sig Badial GennAro - Sig Pozzolini
oi Secured Seat: +: had !. Garden and a. NO IS Waist
e; Messrs Van Norden Kings On SATURDAY VIE Do
sold the e seats only.
- Carriages may be oresreo az lVt oeioeE
In answer numerous Requests or repetition Of The
Operas of THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT, and
BARBER OF SEV1LLA it s respectfully stated that the
Management desrous OF presenting new Operas in rapid
more than twice during each Series new sees viii be
announced during which these Operas VIII be repeated OF
wlEeh due notice viii be given
BROADWAY THEATER-E.A A. MARSHALL,
f D Sole Le''eeTl s6E EykMMG Jan a. VIII be per-
ANNA. Nine Alboni Cente Roaofo Sig Barb
Elvino.......S Sig. Viett Nine Seidenburg
i'''D''1"' LADIES BEWARE.
Doors open .tel; commence: At T. Boxes sod Pxque.,
81 Reserved seats in both 81 So Family Circle, 80 cents
Upper Circle, &c.
broadway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AL
Id BoNPs BENEFIT, TUESDAY, Jan g.
Madame MARIETTE ALBONI
has the honor Of announcing that her Benet and last
pesrsnce but two will take place on TUESDAY EVEN
INC next which occasion she win appear IN Rossnis
LGCREzA RoRGIA.
DURTON's Observation-Disclosures
~ ih'' '''l NfcHoLXs NicKLEBY
John Broyydie Thompson Miss Squees. Mrs Bernard
THE MILLERS MAID.
Giles......... Thomps0nl Pbebe. Miss Weston
Doors open at 90 O'Clock performances commences a. Z!
Boxes and Psrqbe 80 cents Second Circle - cents Pm
yste Boxes SIS; Orchestra Chsirs, IS cents.
WALLACE -Broadway.-J.
w w. WALLAcK, Lessee. w. LESTER, Stage Man
seer-THIs EVENING, Jan. "a, will be presented
THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Col Freeloye. Mr. Lester Lady Elizabeth. Miss Keens
HEIR AT LAW.
Daniel Dowlsq Mr. Blake Dick Dowlas Mr. walcot
DR. Psngoss Mr. Brougham Cicey Homespun. Miss heene
Doors opes at e. O'Clock; performance 20 commence att
Parquet and Dress Circle 50 cents; Family Cuce p ssus
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ TOM THUMB in Character For ONE WEEK
LONGER TO crafty the Enthusiastic Crouds hat are 30 de-
lighted with TOM THUMB in his Dramatic efforts THIS
| EVENING, al O'clock the Fairy RoInsnce of HOP ~
MY THUMB, in acts, and THE DOUBLE BEDDED
| ROOM THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, TOM THUMB
| and HIS LAST LEGS. THE PErRlFIED HORSE
and RIDER, the Living Animals &c. sre 10 be seen at
| all hours.
Admttsncs to the whole Museum the Entertainments,
ke, Is cents Seats in the Parquet ~ cents extra
Il
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Ia Distress in the Islund of Niadeira.-The
nndesignCd having received ifom friends IN MADEIRA aut
eric gence of the fotrtu desuon Suddenly and
severely brought the inhabitants Of that Island by the
d. stucton OF the Vine and Potato and having some OF
H. personal knowledge of the facts respectfully invite
the benevolent Citizens OF Newfork "a assemble at the
A. House, Monday Evening the 18th inst at O'CLOCK
10 take for the relief OF those unfortunate sufferers
Signed. "A. WESTkRNELT, SIMON DHAPER,
JOHN a. DIX, }. PRES. HALL
J. VAN BIJRFN JUNiUS r stage
HENRY ] BURDEN c. A. STETS0N,
GLEN. II. MARCH, X. u. COLEMAN
n
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Ghantes for Business Glen.

book BINDERY for SALE-The sub.
scber being about TO engage In other pursuits offers for
sale tie Book Bindery and Blank Book Mandatory
abshea and conducted by him oT the past eleven years
together with the stock and materials on hand and IN.
coed wl Of the business The presses machines and tools
m good order and Of the aest and best improvements
There fine and prohtable II best custom work
IN the city and al person would have to DO after making
the purchase, wond be 20 walk H. hang his coat 20 70
work, ard make money,
VIII sell the entire ooncern IS II or il desired
will retain IND rest IN ~ with the understanding thai
10 be- relieved from all personal attention 20 the bust
ness; will sell the stock and materials on hand and
lease to competent person the presses machines FIX
tures, &c.
An opportunity that seldom occurs is now presented to
any practical binder to establish hins in successful
business
am permitted 10 refer TO Messrs Jewest Thomas Co.
whose binding have executed for the last years for
Information in rsgard 10 the abaye business.
GEO. n. READ,
cnr,r,rrri,I Alienation RriIdirra R,1aaln N
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EDgC4TIOy.-The advertiser wiskesto re-
III .8,e Our srasn boys % sdscsse nth sso~ az
hoDe h ~ EQUITY To pIe.4 @o lesf tae tia, u
boarding. schsci is e9p - .a,'h y i's.ss = - "a
go M I'D rl;sic2i s-sisnE Tenn siee per ~
ou.r Aadftsz Boz No 20 kosi-O-ice.
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TOR SALE--A desirable three-story House
IL ard Lot, No rs Columbs-st Apply 10 +. .. BROWN.
Nechsncs ana Traders Bank, or 70 THOMPSON PRiCb.
No. It's East Broadway.
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kI,FN MEN MANTEn-Of ror,i nddress. 10

II sell several articles wanted in every family. Agepfs
can make S. per day Lso with $50 % take an in
tertstin Depot in Boston; NAV make { $50 per aunua
Ten Men paid wggss Cal address No SIT B0reTy from
Q TIL o'clock.
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V'HE TWENTY-FO ANNUAL BALL
Il in cid of the NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.
HOUSE on MONDAY EVENING, Jan q, 1858. Tickets
10 be- had OF the Committee
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BOARD in BRO0KLYN.-Unhnrnis sec
~ ondstory Rooms for 6onile-nan and Lsiy, il
house with modern Improvements ard few in family STU
aied midway between the Fulton and South Ferries In.
quire AZ No. IS LIvicsstor-st.
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ITO EXCHANGE, or for SALE--A Farm
IL sitnaied in Ortpge County, nine miles wcst from
kerbuTsh containing 95 aGEes z0si nit, well watered
good house barn sAeds aid other 0gtbgdings. Also, a
h0use situated IN ssctsttst Brooklyn 2ox35 los 0sIoe
Win take IN eIsLaDge either property the city goods
suitable for tho California market
JOSEPH DAWSON
No. 8Jl Broadway hOian Hotel.
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EOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
L feet order; also, WIRE MILL, with abundant
water situated about three miles from Peeksk Apply 10
JOSEPH STRANg. Peekskin Post Office, or 10 Z. NJ
BlBBY, Kings Bridge.
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ONE CENT REWARD. Ran away from the
" subscTbers PATRICK cox abOutlls years OF age
ind nsd Apprentice 70 the Pocket Book Mixing business
Al rersors az cautioned against trusting him
count NJ r HRUMRELL, No 5SFalton-st, NY.
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-. Iunirnctinu. uenlth and PIensure, a the

Metropolitan Academy and Gymnasium, Nos. % aud %
6th-ev near Washington square Particulars obtained by
ealing at the Institution, or by addressing note 20
s. j. SEDGWlCh, AN Vice Pesldeht,
and Secretary of the Faculty
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IL The Burns Club Of the City Of New York vii
hold their Apnunl kestiva at the Aston House on TUES
DAY EVENING, 25th inst, at o'clock, precisely Tick
s Five Dollars EACH can be obtained Of either of the
5sr,isnSd CHARLES GOULD No. 2 Hanoyerst.
q, FARQUHAR, No. p William st.
v CLIREHUGH, No. l79 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-ROoms with or
Il without Board At No. II Amty o., and also At No 20
nercer-st, references being satisfactory
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BOARD in SOUTH BR0OKLYN.-Oneo or
Dtwo Gentlemen with their Wives or few sns.s Cen
tsrneu can be accommodated with Rooms furnished
furnished with full partial Board IN desirable location
where but few boardeTs VIII be received Apply A Nc -
Tomp kinsp place.
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7 EASE for sALE-of property which has

Twenty years Of sneEpired tris from the 1T o. May
neIt IL hsa front Of 10 feet and 10 oead upon one
Of tse moot prominent busnes tloroughfares la The
railroad The Lois merely fenced Ia, and may bs
ussd 70 the T.sfe possbp advantage 10 the purchaser
ofIce.
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obstruction.

pOOK-KEEPLSG, WRITING, &c.--Ciass-
- rooms No. 81 Brosivsy s.sr wa <erst Hs1nof
CONN ERCIAL INSTITUTE Il 10 fgfnis8 yesss g-.cie-
I- who completed q cir srnsr.l edusstcr az well
a. soalts vao are s-sslGe mercantile employment ops
pOrunity OF sraninz wif los. Of tiss. a pfac.cI
tnowscsc Of .osS branches vel essssl y
IN tie goiive n he. WRITING, B0OX.KyEP-
Fornd ard iLtfF 1tae nTpes. " H. eEt.fs erc-ssn
Ct TIE uctsn twelve left5ss7 Ct .zl.tnry aud
x1deuts cu1ed 20 dsetay.e q datle 81 40 count
tng -rosse n az expeditions arr -eD-T ~ uanIer.
Gertlessn with ths dtsils Of basfres nay
e.in uu6sr M Testers insrfliee coapetrHt N20s<
Of DoEble Eaty IN a. s'>st -sscs az oas ~eek.
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BOARD in BROOKLYN-Unhlrnish sec
~ ord-sfoTy Rooms, for Goutle-aan and Lady liz 8
Acuse with modern Improvements ard few in family stu
ated midway between the Fulton and South Ferries In
qaire 81 No IS Llvlcssfon-st
BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-oneo or
Dt~o Gentlemen with their Wives OF a few sass GEN
tseu can be accommodate with Rooms furnished
faTnhsd, with ta Or pSrtSi ooAia n sssAras.e o1son
Tompkinspacs
BOARD WANTED-For young Lady who
ID ba,apew 81 octave Piano Forte in private family.
She would be wiling 70 ave instruction 20 Two MISS De-
ginners and of Piano Forte as an eqSiyAsn' tora
preferred. Address L. 5. M Tribune Once References
exchanged.
FURNISHED ROOMS.-ROoms with or
without Board at No. II Amity aud also at No 20
Hereerst, references being satisfactory.
FURNISHED ROOMS. Two large, COM
IL Portable Parors the second floor well furnished
let 10 more single senernen without oosF
moderate terms Apply Il No iol Broomsst, if0h l.
to O'Clock.
FURNISHED LODGINGS for GENTLE
i MEN, with Breakfast and Tes. tr families, with
full Board, at No. lrvingPsee, cor. of lithsG
HOTEL-Corner of William and Frankfort
Il sts-Gentlenen can have well-furni,hed SINGLE
b,ded rooms with good beds plenty Of bedding and pFyi
ge OF reading room for . 20 a. gerweet or . cents
per night Sepersie hre ifdesired. Once oTen al night
Halls lighted with Refractory underse1h This house
has So rooms and doing good business Call aud see
HONE and its COMFORTS can be had in a
small pleasant family, At No. ia Gresnest niee
Roors with crate will b. in few days, Terms for
entlemen, with fire and partial board g for ore. 70
MANSION HOUSE, BR0OKLYN.-Famt
IVA lies OF snge Gentlemen can find desirable Rooms ior
the reasonable The house IL midway be-
tween the Fulton and South Ferries Omnbuses pass shs
house every five minutes EDWIN X YALE.
ERIVATE BOARD in BR0OKLYN-A
very fine large back Parlor with smaller Rooms aud
Closets etc. furnished unfinished would BE- let with
full partial Board 20 desirable occupants Tho house
modern built aud elgiby stusted, within three minutes
walk Of the Ferry. Apply at No. So Safest, opposite
Garden-st
CT. JOHNS PARK-A Gentleman and Wife
~ or two single Gentlemen. have Board and a Room
the ID sor, with avs bath &C. single Room az Ne
SNGrekst next door 70 st., and opposite the Park
GUPERI0R BOARD-A suite of wellfur-
~ sished rooms four less in number with two fire.
Places closets baths, Croou water, &C, may be had
with Board reasonable terms on application az No. "
East ecth-st. Satisfactory references and relUtsed
TWO GENTLEMEN may find a home in a
Il private family, in pleasant and convenient part OF
the city Accommodations large second story room, with
HOME, az this Office, with references.
TWO or THREE GENTLEMEN can be ac
Il eommodated with Board and pleasant Rooms at No.
IL VaIicksi, Sc. John's-park.
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mo IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and DEAL.
no WEEKLY NEWSPAPER and MAG.

4 AZlhE PROPRlETORs.-Fo disposal some Tilos
kmsnces &c. (by the best Engsh authors) which have
been published IN this country Or the advertiser
would edit the literary department % period cal and
bute the above. Address r. o. Box No. 1879 Pos, Oce
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CTUDIO CURIOSO-No go Broadway, up
~ stairs Admission - cents Season Tickets, IS -
Among This wonderful collection Of Curosities are FOUR
REAL RUBY BOTTLES, in al antique Pearl Box, inlaid
with Gold These the largest and hnsst noies known
Was once the property Of Ferdinand l., OF Span.
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TOR sALE-A fir,t.rate FARM of nearly

TOR SALE-A first-rate FARM Of nearly
Il 400 acres Of choice land adjoining the VILLAGE OF Gem
eva aua Commanding the view OF the Seneca Lake, win
houses bGrus Sc in good order fences mostly OF bsaris
with red cedar rests 60 IN valuable wood, remainder
in cultivation tbe lard excellent Tor grain, aud well atspt-
ed 10 aKug and supplied With durable springs In various
rarts plank read runs hs hue directly INTO tho
Village where Enih always hnds ready market. WI be
sold entire OF divided suit the purchaser Fer terms IN
quire of the subscriber the premises or Of WIN Dk-
7ENG ESQ, az Inc Office OF tbe MsnhsLtan Lite lnsE-
'iNN w ~ THOMAS ID. BURIAL.
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-, ADVERTISEMENTS are Inserted IN the
best pspsrp IN Other saes and towns a v O. PALM.
IS Asysr. sins Agency Tribune Bulldogs
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TOR SAlE-Theee four-st0ry Brick Houses,
lh-avS fronting on each Is feet sinches
by S. ect deepsA finished in modern style, with wafer
and thrpus hont The lots which they stand are 1ed
Ground rent each ESQ part Of the purchase money
can bond and mcrtkage. Inquire the oce Of
JAMES y. WELLS, No. l6l 9th-av.
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E(ISLE1N ILLUSTRATED IItNhLo-
HI Nov Open al No. 40 BroadwRy-By far the most
beautiful and artistic production prcsentee 10 ire
Public. Commencing Every Evening at u o'clock. Also,
SATJ RDAY at2P NJ Admission 80 cents or one Gentle
man and Two Ladies 81
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a. A Question for the Peopie.-R. r. AMBLER
vii deliver his Second Lecture the "Reatyof Spirit
%. lntortourse," at Hope Chapel on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, Jan. IS, commencing al Z O'Clock. Seats Tree
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pANVARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA.
D LEN and the HOLY LAND is now open at the
0EORAMA,
No. SOC Broadway, adjoining tae Metropolitan Hotel
PAINTED from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANVARD in person Picture moves every evening
u. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Admission 50 eh-shildren bali nce.
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WOODs NINSTRELS-No 444 Broad
w way, above Howsrd-st-0PEN EVERY EVEN.
ING-H WOOD, Manager and Propnetor.-The enter
Aanrens offered by this celebrated company OF hucisns
and Ethiopian Deneaors cannot be equscd By any other
band in the United States See programmes Doors open
Of 81: Concert commences az II o'clock Admission -
cents The public respectfully informed that The After
noon Concerts discontinued.
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HOUSE and Lot for SALE or TO LEASE

u Well calculated for dwelling snd mechanical pur-
poses Ground sufficient f0r building portion
OF the psScsase money bond and ul0sgs e
Fer fIrtbur particulars inquire The premises No q Van
dewsfer-st, PeaTtst
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ERENCH and MUSIC TEACHER WANT

Il ED-Iu a private family One who would conside Z
Board and Room almost efficient remuneration. lady
preferable Address NJ. Box No. s92 PosOice, stating
Qualifications &c.
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sonses 10 Eet,

A WELL-ESTABLiSHED BOARDING
IN HOUSE TO LET and funtuTe for sale, for cash, on
the east side ofthe city. Rent moderate. good number
ofpermanent boaders engaged Possession gwen immediate
ly Satisfactory reasons given for dscontnung Apply 10
KELLOGG 4 NcARrHUR, IS Cha.hanst
A PARTMENTS TO LET on Broadway, Both
low prices Also several Stores at bargains Broadway
above 55ds Also large Hall sstsbe for school or other
purposes. Apply TO X. q. PIERCE, No lea Broadway
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ITO LET or LEASE-FOr one or a term Of
IL years. very desirable FARM OF thirty Of hss-
~ cultivated land, well stsked with fruit Of
descriptions, shrubbery &C. Situate at Hunts Psins On
tie East River, being about tour miles from the Harlem
Railroad Depst al Mott Haven There large aud
al situated for countTy residence For further psc-
lars apply 10 JAS. H. THOHEE, No. l68 Waker-st, from
10 10 O'clock in the morning om to O'Clock IN tbs
evening
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LAW PARTNERsHIP-A gentleman of

middle age practically acquainted with the Law and
experienced in COnyeyancng at present engaged in OF
tue first Law rus in this City Is DESTROYS of forming
partnership with respectable practitioner who woald
consArr valuable services equivalent 10 capital Address
Immediately n. w BUSTED, No 60 Mott-st.
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~ PrOf. A. Davis will give two Lectures in Hope
Chsrel the History Of New Amsterdam or New-York
ss u in the days of the Dutch GoyenOn' First Lee
ipre TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 25; second Lecture
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. at ~. Tickets for
each lecture admitting three 81 single ncets 20 cents
b be bad at CROWEE'S No. 800 and RAND0LPHS, No.
of0 Broadway, and at the door.
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VIOLIN, FLUTE and BASS VOL
Y CLASSES, 81 A QUARTER.--New Classes will bs
ored r tie above Instruments at the Musical Academy,
No so6 Allen-st., on TUESDAY EVENING, az O'Clock.
Instruments fuInsfd Als0, Piano Classes, TUESDAY,
at 81 O'Clock IS foT "a Lessons L. A BENJAMIN
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no LET-Wel-lighted ROOMS, With Sr
Il without Steam Power Of any size. Inquire Of
c. VI. SIMONSON, No lsl Lew.sst
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JOSEPH HoGE, Of Carroll.
Hon. John C. Knox.

the State Democratic Convention, for Judge of
the Supreme Court, by acclamation. He is ia
vorably known to the people of this county, hay
ing established, during the brief period he was
President Judge of this district, bright repu-
tation They well believe that he possesses all
requisite legal qualifications for this high and
important Office, and when the day of contest
comes the Democracy of Cambria will nobly do
their part in aiding their brethren in the State
to elect him by tremendous majority