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DISLEY's TIIAMES-No. 400 Broadway
~ Painted fifty thousand feet Of canvas by the first
ecenc artists IN the world. A GRAND MOVING ILLUS
TRATlON of the THAMES showing all the points Of
interest uron the ryer nom It's until Il pssses the
city Of LONDON. Painted nom Original sketches BY
Messrs. p Philips Hsshe KneI &c. Descriptions by
H. Hsmmersley, MD. Music arranged by j. H. fully, Esq
Pianist, Mr. A. Sedgwiek Every evening No u O'clock
On "Wednesday and Saturday At T. NJ Admission
50
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

\
=. ,,xIrsup EVERY MORNING, tSUsoAY ExcsPfipJ
BY GREELEY q McELRATa,
=, fsE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, c0RsEa OF ofhVSt A'''
EAssAUsTs, OPPOSITE THE CITY FAIL.
s delivered 70 City subscnbers for Ccns er M
~ when they prefer they pay in sdvanec y nv 1000
a. az INC ntfs a YeeJ az the zane rae Shso ID
p Cents MAI Subseribers FIVE Dollars peI . ,bres
.Iyerce eubsrrptions taken fer gK ns0ns - al ~.
voptls 81 So Three Dollars adysnce red
slsn1ss with Country Rewsgspers Daiy reg III T5<
A. ti,is Office whose FERNS are hsfsT tnAD NV
Tyitsne are not allowed any dHeresce.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY In,r1Tpv
A VERY LARGE PAPER, FOR THE O oonI,
p, ,r,I.bed every SATURDAY MoRsrTe az tns ~ s5 q,
a 81 Ger anuurn in sAvzros Eign. ,srr in no
ss,,I con;es 10 one sd1rs<s for 60 ana ne Ar
80 eopd The tine for v1c2 u ~ i've Tor
s,eIoepts FOR Tins ,heet Will be Charged " O'Ae ~
each Insertion.
rt,p sRw.YORK TRIBUNE
a., ,y,oyrAs CIRCULATION.
,,.,.d on the sepsTture Of essa ~ . nat
I.e,nooI py.oe 81 oeptss copy. OF - 49, -, ;,1nSed
.fC,ast B,:aip or $40 the Con'ioshl' pos~ee
THE YEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
- ..,r,o,Nt. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
,I;.,.d on the departure Of each Mail Steamer ioT
St.Gss. Price 81 cents per copy
THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
=, ,T.bed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pnce
- apnTm 40 copies for IS. Ten for ~ AdVea
s.s,osn,s eep,sa line for each ineertion. - . 60,
GREELEY hcELhAIh Poensoe"
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WOODS MINSTRELS-No. 4l4 Broad.
w way, above Howardst-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
INCH. WOOD Manager and Proprietor.-rhe enter
tanments offered by this celebrated company of Musicians
and Ethiopian Deneators cannot be equaed by other
band IN the United States See programmes Doors open
81; Concert commences at ~ O'clock. Admission. p
cents The public respectfully informed that the AeT
Concerts a discontinued.
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DRUG CLERK WANTED-One who can
~ bring 1ceptonabe references a. 20 capabty and
int gy may hear Of situation, by addressing box No
1877 New Haven Pos; Office.
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RAKER WANTED-A Man OF strict tenn
~ perance habts with good knowledge Of his huSaess
and satsac.ory recommendations character may hear
Of opening in bakery already established where he
Go food business on his own account Apply 20
j. w. WHEELER No. 2tS Waier+f
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NIRCUS.-NEwYORK AMPHTrHEA-

~ TER No. 81 Rowery r. SANDS Co, Propnetors-
MONDAY EVENING, Jan TO- 1853. First appearance Of
the celebrated Scenic Rider Mr. LEWIS LIPMAN. Frs;
appearance Of the worldrenowued Slack Rope NAutes Mr.
CHARLES FISHER First appearance this season Of the
inimitable Clown. BOB WILLIAMS. Grand act Of Pos
tuning BY Mr. Nsthans and Pupils and the comic Ballet
titled the COBLER AND TAILOR. Prices OF admission
and SATURDAY. Afternoons
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A A. STAIRS LECTURE on, and EMIL
a. BITlON Of the HYDRO-OXYGEN MICRO
SCOPE will be given every evening during the week, AZ
Metropolitan Hall, flower Saloon,) commencing MONDAY
EVENING, Jan. 10 1855 The exhibition will consist Of
icO beautifully prepared specimens besides living
before shown; The WATER TIGER Will be Ted on
hvng creatures al 81 O'Clock.
Tickets % cents; children half Pnee. Doors open 81
Lecture 70 commence at II O'Clock.
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Gouses to fet.

DOOMS with STEAM POWER 70 LET
III Fine hight Rooms with good stesy Power 10 kt 10
he Depot Building of Center and frar "a
Apply 10 W. A. ALLEN ON he premises. ssssnS scss.
rom 9 20 10 daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

N. National OIservaory Warrington, will give The Firth
Lecture Of the Course the TasePaee on TIL e. aad
the Circustion Of is Waters great subject and man
who who win make J.. intensely Interesting Tickets ~
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IIHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

HNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Il ART containing series of authentic Paintings BY
the most celebrated artists in chronological order from
Guido de Sienne (AD. l22O down 10 Horace Nernet 10
now open Cor exhbifon At tire Society Library Rooms from
ga to z NJ, and u to II PM Admission Is cent?
ITO SlNGERS-Ladies who answered the
IL note Of 5. T. and others who feel disposed. re-
quesfed 90 meet M. BRADBURY az No. as Broadway
TINS ~ ENING o'clock when particulars respecting
the notice VIII be explained
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INCUR and FEED BUSINESS. To be dis

Il posed Of capital trade IN the above business and
Will b let large Store and House, with every eonye-
for carrying OF, extensive bQnness Apply on
the premises WAshinEtonst between ID and iihsts no
bcktn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

" War hath slain It's Thousands, but Scrotala
,e1s ct Thousands DIR Z. BROWN "the great Serotn-
vs. Of Nsw.York City, author Of "femsle Manuel
Heath" "Scrosala--sas causes and cure" and other
OF sIeas ceeeiy, has the pleasure to announce 70 the
q this graf metropolis that nc has established him
THIS city q, No. lf 0rsndr- between Broadway and
where he VIII be happy attend 20 al esses OF
1d CRrepc diseess generally.
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Mem Civilizations.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for


NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for Janu-
n my. cos1rsrs' -,
l. Life and Letters Of NiebuhT H. HeTbers Captains OF
the Old WcEl6; Ill Sir WIN. Hamilton Philosophy and
Eduestion ~. Novels and Noveists; v Wsbers Uniys,
sal History VI Freres Version Of Aristophanes VII
FARMS FepubhC at Rome VIII Nathaniel Hawthornes
Oriental Notices.
CHRISTIAN EXAMINER, for January with articles by
Dewey Osgood Ellis, Peabody Bellows and other leading
writers Of tie Unitarian denomination.
RROWNSON'S QUARTERLY REVIFW-Jsnpsry.
SILlIMAN'S AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
AND ART, for January. - -
NEW.ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALoG-
lCAL REGISTER, for January.
New volumes OF ali three periodicals commence with jan
uSIy No and 10 favorable time for Subscribers TO COM
mcnee. CHAS. 5. FRANCIS Co. No. 2S2 Broadway.
THIS Day Published.
THEODORE PARKER'S NEW VOLUME.
TEN SERMONS OF RELIGION, BY Theodo-e Parker
These discourse have before been published
A CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1853,
"A PAPER STATIONERY Of every variety, al l0s
prices Booss made pattern with pinted heading PACED
&c. CIeSisIs, ChsVks NStss ke frslssd n Eye IT.
qVired. FRANCIS LoQTtEL
ssrnrsIs R1sisr ard Beck Biod,D. No Y Nader-'.rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

AT PRIVATE SALE.--One Lot Of ground,
IA situated the southeast Of Broadway and
SOthst OF lot % feet In. by 100 feet deep For
terms, &c, apply to ANTHONY }. BLEECkEH, Au,-
tioneer No. Bsoadst.
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Observation-Disclosures

- IbIS ENtNlNf, jan ~, VIII ne pltNcd,
LAUGH AND GROW FAT.
himslca Eaton. Mr. Watkins Dunps johnson
PARIS AND LONDON.
Jean Jacques MIR Plecde Lady Vostil. Mics Weston
Thomas frot.. Mr. Burton Sally Trot.....Mrs Hughes
Doors open at % O'clock performances commences al J.
Boxes and psrquet so cents Second Cnce 20 cents Pm
vae Boxes s., Orchestra Chairs, IS cents
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ITO WHOLESALE DEALERS in GRO

II IFHIES IiAIDN AKtr BUTTS and SfUES.-A
who has had several years experience in country trade
and can influence good customers wishes situation
salesman: Salary in proportion sales Address CLIN
TON, Office Of this paper
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CANVASSERS WANTED.-Wanted,a few
- active and energetic Men to canvas New-York and
vicinity for new and popular Husraed Works Apply az
Nc. II Spruce-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
EOR sALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-

Tor SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
Il feet order; also WIRE MILL with abundant
water situated about three miles from Psehkl Apply 70
JOSEPH sTRANe, Peek.kin Post-oEce. or TO L n
BIBBY, Kings Bridge.
Tor SALE-A Gentlemens Furnishing and
Il Dry Goods Store. The Stock. Fixtures and Le@se
Of the GeLtlsr1ens Furnishing and Do Goods store
No. lei Fulton-st, runaIng through TO AaIr-st,
with the Dry Goods Store No. g hasn-st- IN
the City Of Brootlyn- are offered for sale st
row eorg eash buanes Of So per day The Stock al
rev and sabs and the loeson the best a the Cit Inc
Lease has four jean % from the Isl Of May ~ rSe
yearly rent Of si both Stores and the door .ooss
premises have been used for the basess Tor the '
i've years By he presen; proprietor An opportunity e
fsE % Be with offered 70 any person wiz IN
rpra 70 step al oree into est.bsbed and prontAes
b-sIress. Apsly to Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

ts The Delicious Eject Of Jones's Chemical
Soap the skin, tre6uced TO two slines too won
dersl makse tender dark or yellow skin soft,
white aud clear; cures chaps erupons &c. JONESS Co
raj Hair Restorative lat half priee forces hair 10 grow stops
fiom falling dsndruf and dresses the worst hair
spiendidly Sold at No ioS Broadway, or No 72Sthav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

AT PRIVATE SALE-The House and Lot
~ No 81 Rosest size OF lot % feet front and ~
81 feet deep, or les For terms, &c, apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Azctiobeer,
No. = Broadst.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

VI
ID POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF TOM THUMB .
Gen Tom Thumb will make his APPEARANCE EVERY
DAY THIS WEEK, in the afternoon and in the evening
THE PETRIFlED HORSE and RIDER Is now here At
THIS AFTERNOON, TOM THUMB aud the beautiful
spectacle Of THE VILLAGE GOSSIP At THIS
EVENING. TOM THUMB and the spectacle repested Of
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Admittance the whole Museum. the Entertainments,
&C. 25 cents Seats in the PaTquet lZt cents extra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

AT PRIVATE SALE, the Story Brown
IA Stone House, No l7 West kd-st- North AIDE, bs'lt
in the very best manner by days wor with all tho ooderu
improvements. Price $1,000. Inquire OF
J. u. MILLER No. 1874 Cslals.
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~ Printers, Benaue,.-The NEw.YORK

~ Printers, Banauet.-The NETWORK
TNPO0RAPH ICAL SOCIETY will celebrate
the l47h Anniversary OF the Birth OF Benjamin Franklin
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. H. at Nibl0's Rooms. Invita-
tons have been extended many prominent literary
and members of the Press Supper will be announced at
seock The entertainments viii be eulivened by Vocal
an Instrumental Music. DOdworths Band will be IN at
tendance Ia the large assembly room = o'clock Tickets
-Gtntlemen's, g.; Ladies', 81 (Supper ineluded) Can
b had Of any Of the Committee.
JOHN }. HALLENBECK, Chairman,
at Harper Brothers.
lOHS W. FORBES Secretary
Trow's No 10
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mo CHURCHES anal SCHOOLS-A vouna

Il Lady possessing cultivated voice and good musical
education, wishes 20 engage Soprano Singer church
in Brooklyn NewYork she would teach Piano Forte,
Singing and Drawing moderate terms, in a seminary
either city Address VI. A office OF The Tribune
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- FAM TOW I.h WIN NOOsA w LII
~ One splendid large Room, ~ by ~ feet well
lighted OF Blocker and Banh suitable 6r
manufacturing purpose. Inquire OF DUDLEY SEE, "a
the prenises
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EXCELLENT SITUATIONS, in frst-class
~ Families resdy at the Employers and Serv-
snts Protective Agency, No. ifs Grandt for profssd
Cooks and other experienced Servants who really under
rand their buslness and wish permanent s.tuations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

CRYSTAL PALACE LOTS at PRIVATE
" sALE.-Seversl choice Lots f2d-s, the Crys-
tai Palace Terms easy For full Particular apply 70 ALI
BERT NICOLAY Real Estate and General Au1ti soeef,
No 20 Wall-st (2f9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

ps,yd OF beg TO announce that THOS FRANCIS
HFABHER EGq. viii deliver Lecture before tins Asso-
cation on MONDAY EVENING, the 10th INST, az y:
s,eloch at the tabernacle Subject; Australia
Tickets cents each TO members, half pnce may pc
had a. the book stores Of EVANS Il BRITTAN, 4. D.
FRANCIS Co, WILLIAM HALL son, and at the
Library RoOms -
y ,nr1n = ~ u nu 1sTfn COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

CTEAM POWER TO LET.-Several well
- lighted Rooms with constant and steady power, -
budins corner Eh,sbeth and Hestersts. Applyto
MORTON & BREMNER, No. 2l2 Pesrlst, cor Fletcher.
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INANTED-BY an italian Gentleman &C.

NV NfVHNICIIIUII
w quninted with commercial business . situation
Assistant BOOK keeper CLERK. He is very superior pen
aud competent TO take charge Of set Of books and
has no obiecnon 20 make himself generally useful He
has been book keeper in mercantile agency in Boston,
and has been engaged IN retail dry goods Of the t
standing in Cincinnati assistant bOok keeper He
produce testimonials of high order in reference 10 his
1uac moral character integrity and capacity Al
dress ITALIAN, of Bronson Knapp, No ll6 Broee-
VA
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~ Mechanics, society Lectures, 1S52.'3-
MECHANICS Hall, AZ Broadway, on MONDAYS, a. q
O'clock, First Course;
January iO-Rey z. II. Cbsp.n. John Hampden, or the
Progress Of Popular Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

BOARD can be obtained in large commo-
40 dious House from IS 50 50 per week ct No. 1877
FultOu-st.
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EOR SALE-The valuable Farm lately owned

l. by Andrew Corse deeeased sd,isinz &c. Johns Col
ge, AZ forcham, Westebeser County Containing 05 serss
land very desrably located for "a divided into VIA
plots Ots and the New-Yo and Harlem RaiI,osd
throash the farm It's only u nies from The City
Of New York IN besntal healthy and improving part of
the county bounded the By Bronx River and oppo-
site the lands Of Peter Lonard Es FOR further para.
ara sppy On the premises or 70 Coddinstoa, No. ~
Nalls;- JAMES CORSA
sOLOIOS CORsA. Executors.
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CORNER PROPERTY on BROADWAY TO
~ LET or LEASE from LIST OF May nexL-The prsm-
ises No Wsvery place, measuring twsntyaine feet
Broadway by one hundred on wsyery The house,
IL desired. Apply at No. "a Maiden lane, ID door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
NOTICE to the PUBLIC-The BOwERY

IN THEArER will be closed unit after the Funeral OF
the ATE THOMAS :. HANBLIN, Esq. ~ -
The members of the AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND
ASSOCIATION are invited 10 attend the unera Of their
lat, Trustee Thomas 5. Hsmhp, ESQ., from his late resi-
dence, Ne. 4i6 Broomest, at o'clock on TUESDAY Az
1FRNOON. Jan. H. 1853.
FRAS C. NEMYss See'y. A ID. +. Assn
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MINERS WANTED-A few good Rock
IVA Miners are immediately wanted 10 work in the Iron
Mines OF New-Jersey Inquire az No 81 Dey-st., North
River. between 10 and II A. NJ and and 4 T. VI.
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FOR SALE--The small size three-story

Tor sALE-In Tarytown, lsrge ooooio
iarss family eI scr BOARDING. hosss sr which ppose e
/. successfully occupied hS , eo1't P,.ss
IS ROOM. cellar and Out-heenen' Log yrIpyrn
$500. Applyto ~ 0SSAs~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

WALLACKs TIIEATER- Broadway
w w. WALLIcS. Lessee-J. W. Lister, stage Mar
aser-THlS EVENING, Jan. 10,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazle.. Mr. Blake Charles Surface .Leste
Sir Over..u,... BrOusham Backbite .,........ Waco
Lady Teazle Mics L. KeeDe Mrs Csndour Mrs Broughsis
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME.
Doors open at 81 o'clock performance 20 commence At
Psrquet and Dress Circle so Family Circle Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

~ Notice. Annual Meeting Of the Directors and
Associates Of the New York juvenile Asylum, will be held
on MONDAY 10Th inst the Public School Building,
ID Grand st. Of Elmst between the hours OF and
o'clock M for the Election Of eight Drecton OF said
Asylum supply the places Of Of the eight Directors,
whose torms OF office win expire that day. and for other
purposes BY order JOHN d. RUSS, Secretary.
Ne,x YoTl Ian 4 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

"ANTED.-Fin and Coarse Coat, Vest and
w Pantaloon hands wanted Immediately.
GARDNER, GREENE L Co., No n Broadway, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

ROARDING.-Two pleasant Furnished
Board be had BY applying No l73 Hudsonst near
the Park
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40 1888 JOHN * COUGH will deliver address. Hon.
JAMES HARPER will preside. DODWORTHS CELE,
BGATTD BAND win be in attendance and perform several
kvoTite pieces
Admission IS ots. Doors open at 6! o'clock commence
,. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

EXECUTOR's SALE.-The House and Lot
II No 50 Mad sonst will be sold st auction by A ,.
BLEECKER at Merchapts Exch hangs, on TUESDAY, iith
day OF January Lext, al IL o'clock Terms made
Known at sale. THOMAS McELkATH, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

~ Lectures Of the Ncw-York Young Mems
Christian AssOcia ti0n.-Prof TAYLOR LEWIS,
LID (of Union College, win deliver the first Lecture in
the Course the Associations Rooms Stuyvesant Instr
tuie, (Broedway opposite Bond ST. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING Jan. ~ al u o'clock Subject The Six Days
Of Ceaton Adnittance 25 cents payable at the Door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

ROARD.-Mrs. BARNES, No. IL 5th.av-
- large Parlor and Bedroom adjoining Also, Room
with CRATE for a angle gentleman, now vacant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
last MORRIsANIA vILLAGB.-second-

u hSl MOhhlSfANiA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II avenue Rsiead-About 10 lots YET for safe Terms
ten per down and balance before the 9Th Mach,
le5f Thee occupy very healthy and beautiful ocs
tiop near and full view Of the East River and u tne ina
eGote vicinity Of the residences Of several Of the most
wealthy and respectable citizens o Westchester County
Also fne failing within quarter Of mule The 1orsais
Branch Railroad already built through this yopcryy
also the New Rochelle and Seeonday Railroad, which
has been lately Chartered expected viii pas through
this property Several building, and lots selling
rapidly Distance Of this property ON the CITY nno miles
Title perfect ether information apply
ID. Is. WINTON
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~ ~. NicLoia building Associatiou.-The
eers here notea TO attend the regular meeting AZ
M iS Boweyy, en- THURSDAY EVENING next, 18th
I>s- AZ O'Clock. when tho dues viii be payable
SHARES viii be offered for redemption.
The resolution oaered lest meeting for the reduction OF
e humber Of shares viii b acted upea az this nsetins snd
s6oped will leave very email number OF shares TO De
tsn IN which II i hoped wal al be taken at tins meeting
W Ne preseEs. ms.abers and thsr friends
iaes who wish 60 snhsche cay DO ~ ST the meeting
y CALLING the ofce No Is Duenest corner Chathsmst
~ NoDdsy Tuedsy OF "Wednesday evening next between
sId 1ociock WI CUNKLlN, Presadeat,
d. HAIR, Seey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

l. without Board. at No. $50 Broadway srw doors be.
low The Metropolitan Hotela large Paor with eloset
and bedroom attached aso two single Rooms Tho
house pleasant WIKI al the modern improvements Terms
reasonable.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-13


Basasps sal OAAe sa bsaAsss WAesi.ax
aess fAsse via Me large, pisss thv
U,asn fs~e fac OAs asdtAe stages to Zsssvsne ~
suis edisoos thasghiy cosnpeed b.
nn,.iay suai Tusne scisg
excsIiess order, The aetion 81 iaseIc
.npsio advantages ard nov The
IL THE trcperdnas
The mSi eavss Baltimore o.
Wheeling (oo
eius,ng all aansins teie
leaving BalIigofe al ., oikng
Ia Cumberland, Is mes aud proceed thence Wheeling In
morning ftA #t .fA fe l
10 trains the leave hns,on
ana daily aseuns The cars from aiis,ere nr Wash
junction, tbeer knows q the fles hoi.e miles nom
Al Wheeling apnsailsd steamers
which been completed or ti dsy
HE and convey down t.o 10 Gin
Lousyic where the hr Nashville nc,
and New oneans escsstss
Columbus Ter prefer
eauaul oh.s West
Wbseas The Ohio stage Coppany excellent coaches
ile National Ioaato xzn.ssh, Ae and
BY railroad
snd being
Places. aA Rn
Baggage checked through from Washington Wheers sd
n transfer Of passengers OF baggags.
the Tie ose
Warrington Wres.sg % sos Cincinnati, sl
Louis vile, $l7 lIrt#l IN
1cke,. Parsons. agent, the railroad
Washington aud of the other agents Of the company.
## II s'asH..f .l8 a EEL H WA. PARKER,
May ll--dn r. General Saps nniendent.