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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

CHARGE or BuRoLARY.-At I'm early hour
Yesterday mcrripg Capt Brennan of the SIKH Ward Po-
hce assisted by Sergeant Martin Of the district ar
rested fellow calling himself John Williams hut better
kpown a. Patrick Battles charged with having burg aou.y
entered the premises No. 80 Oanges and BIZ volerce
stolen from person who in the store At the time - 90
The morey covered and the accused taken be-
fore Justice Osborne and committed to prison 70 avail!
aninhflCn
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MAR RIED.
DIED.

J.r H. At sns sns ey Rev. VIM y Ras-y J. NJ xNowLre
10 SOPHIA n TODD
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uhep puro. purezt; when lovely. iovshs't
80. brsving tie worlds wrath AMI tue wortf''
- e., de ,aks Of him sheiovss and tor be sake. h<s
airy. enduring IL thiogs. belieT al ting'
- al thing: when loved wer'by, beloved c-yoa1
,c, under the heavens; i7osa1a. lies ELIXIR. INC
.,ial skrov's sol e. earth's b,iss and hssTsns
=, sorn. "a mother, wife, - dauyater and a. ss
EHesyen bles. her, aud Heaven rebuks the 'scricss
:. psgcn who d-res lay impsous hand upon me g.
- Ark OF her Affections.
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TaK VEeKrrsIAS SocIsrr.-A meeting of
As Society wss held Monday night 8, No Is Laish,-
~ The President r. I. Trail, called the meeting 10
"ser shortly before o'clock The Secretary, c. B.
ssac read the minutes Of the last meeting, which
s~ Fproved The President then called their at'en-
- 70 the nsuee Of motion given on the last nish to
sase tes by Laws OF the sociesy, admit youay
es bon sexes under Is years Of egg 70 bssoue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

~ Art Union.-An Association IL DOW forming on
the plan Of Building Associations for the purchase Of Oh
PaDtngS Msny families would adorn their psrors with
portraits sndcspes kc IL they could do 80 BY small pay
ments. Tbose interested and artists will leave their
addresses the waTeroons Of Bennett Co, No. Sol
Broadway. s. w SWEET, President.
j. PECK, See.
~ The jefferson Deba ting Society win meet
in Friendship Hall Ne lfs West ietht I'd floor FRI
DAY EVENING, 18Th inst, n O'Clock The question
for dscussDn is "Shoud Capital Punishment be Abo-
ised Ladies nd gen teen invited attend Seas
free. J. Z. CUMMING, PresiL
KNAPp, secy.
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(V The members OF WashiugtOn FrOspcct
temperance Lodge of q. r., aud all who intend
participate in the Ball and fesiiva which comes on at
Miary Hall on the I'D of February, requested ~
obtain their tickets nom either Of the undersigned
Committee This Ball aud Festival viii be grand affair
Waaces Coelhon Band is engaged Price Of tickets six
sngs including supper the object in charging so low
sprice being to give OIL opportunity Of enjoying the
festivities OF the evening. -
4 c. FLANAGAN,1
R 9 IpNfs Committee
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Mem Oscillations.

Now Ready,
THIRD EDITION of THE ADVENTURES
Il OF An AIDE De CAMP. By James Grant, Isl,
author of Romance of Wsr,- &c Illustrated Pnee
50 cents.
story written s;ed dahnE style that rslni. he fef'
Of Chafes Naley. Every chapter al q Hrhs
ard Re dla'r tues ed and witty Com Al'ev
Hitherto Ne bad cnloeved Charles ONaeT and Ios BARK
20 te usfrosrhst but here have mot tor daoi- IVA
D.; vfor11s coupetfor ior pssac vog lAorns CaF1ae
Jus. published book equal 10 Diay offs Physician
MY sCRAPEs AND ESCAPES or TIE ADVENTURES
OF STUDENT. By One Of the FEcalty. Containing So
beautifully printed pages. Illustrated Price 50 cents
"Dr Warren having oosusvsy shown ihs his Note B.oS con
spty raieas nch Incident rocauie caaraci-r AID tar "a
IL her details surred q The rrodaeo- o. ane'
fay equal the Dary of Ptyscaa London LII Oal
Dickens's New Christmas Stories.
AROUND OF STORIES BY THE CHRISTMAS
FIRE Containing Ten Stores By Charles Dickens Price
l9i cents.
In PREPARATION,
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANENGLISH SOLDIER IN
THE L. S. ARMY ~ MEXICO.
sTRINeER TOWNSEND, No. % Broadway
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DARTNER WANTED-In the Retail Dry
Goods Trade with cash capital of about GOO None
need apply without rood reference TO moral character
NC Address CAPITAL" Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

DANORAMA.--Now open at Metropolitan
l. Hail. the MAMMOTH PANORAMA Of the MIS-
IssIPI RIVER from ts mouth 10 the Falls o. y Aatn
Every EVENING. st u o'clock; on SATURDAYS AZ y
O'clock Admission 90 cents. Children half pree-
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WANTED-A smart, intelligent Lad, in a
w Wholesale Watch and Jewelry Establishment. APP
ply immediately to PRATT REATH, Broadway and
Courtlandtst, No. l73, up stairs.
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-hESVNsttEVU w
thtysixth regular citing OF this Association will be held
on FRIDAY ENENING, Feb. is, at Union Buildings No
los Bowery This Association Is organized on the
plan Mount NeEaon No J. and Union Port NO. ? rhe
hnd located on elevated position between Williams
Bridge and Mount Vernon hss trcat Of n miles on the
Harlem and New haven Railroads; and Commands tine
view 81 Long k&sne Sound, the Palisades, and the
roapaing country. II viii be laa in acre. half and
quarter lots The dues viii Be s. psr week FOX the
fut six months and 81 per week thereafter. Copies of
the Consituton and Bylaws san be had of john Com
nerford, No &4 Broadway; ID, Owen. No. 4lt Broadway
w. b. Smith. No II Sassaa-st. C. A. Cooper No lilo Bar
row-st J. r. Wells, Ne 81 Avenue b ], A. Haaasach
No. lS6 spnngs, or at the hA The evening Of me
mettlnk.
Full attendance is particularly requested the sbect
sf rssne the Entrance Fee VIII be h!oasht before he
meeting. J. CoNNkRFORD, President.
J. A HAxpSpCu, Secretary.
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DOOR AGENTS ami CANVASSENS

RUUh AGENTS and Z AN 40 +. II >
DWANTED-To those fully capable and experienced n
selling books and canvsssing, OF steady habits energetic
and udlsTous good wages wll he given some three OF
four eouversant with the city 1t thoroughly Will
kc, will be required. Apply to Dr. A. NJ MAURICEAU,
No ls9 Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

I<fVttf Nttk Zf>$VCfNIfOn.--At q Eloefing
s Association held the Wesehsster House on Taosssy
evening Feb Is the organization completed by lie
adoption Of Consultation and the election Of tae following
e,nilensen cfsoers OF the Association;
PrasesAs-JAS. L. KENYON.
ptcr Prs iiea.-Wrn- y Holland
Seysiary-James Gilmore.
TsosVycT-J. V. u, Il, Fowler.
TSssicrs-C Gavin Baker Joln !. Dove Iaos snipsco.
The ohset OF this Association 10 purchase handsome
farm Long Island Sound, twelve miles rom the
city and Divide smoag members 81 saca rsner Is 70
give to each OF them beaxtal baing site and eoaple
Of add Of 6Istrate lard with view not sur.
passed IN the Ss,e and with shins towing boating and
other privileges of very desirable Kind.
1he ner neeting Of the Association takes ace on H.
DAY EVENING next, 6; u O'Clock. az ths WeSchesier
hoose, Bowery and Brootnest when the ew ~ na-
ne slusswin ts tsrosee Of JAMES GILMORE, Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
DALLs MODEL of SAN FRANCISCO

DTAis complete ana splendid Work Gin wood &c Is on
exhibition at No 81 Broadway Doors open from ~ A. "a
10 no p NJ ASo;sx Is cents IL covers nearly lvO
SQUARE .et AID employed twenty artists about year IN is
oensruction On heolang it, returned CaiifoTnlsns mag
Inc IN thai land Of declaring ha give
as f kneweSre of the sine sfusoR form and constrnc
OF san Francisco visit 10 that cry tseh livery
ton and proportiona every hl street and wharf inc
shipping, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
Go Ubcm il man Concern.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN Of independent
IA fortune ADD graduate Of New England College re-
Gently returned travelling the Continent Of Europe
WISHES unite himself with young Lady Of pleasing feel
and Of literary he would be napPy 20 receive
Haven, Conn
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN or
Il sAML DURGIS. natives Of New Durham, Mass
Should this be noticed BY them any other peson hat
knows them, line addressed 10 their sister SARAH A
DURGIN, No. l5s Jays, Brooklyn, l. Il VII Dc thank
fully received.
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Cost and fonn6.

! OST-A Note made by Shannon Il Kimball
IL dated Sept 1851 At ak months fox sSl, payable
10 the order OF the Mirror Marble Company Payment OF said
Note has been stopped and the finder will De suitably
wsrded by leaving il a. No. 2b Ws,er.sreet.
SHANNON L KIABALLA
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METROPOLITAN HALL CONFUSED

VIWlTH IAUGHTEK-Prot MUKTON Will ave a
Grand Entertainment Of Nitrous OXIDE, or LAUGHING
GAS al The sboye-named splendid Hall, on
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. l9.
Several bundled gallons Of the Gas will be prepared for
the occasion in order tina; al who desire the luxury
OF iphalng the same and laugh until then SIDES ache can
do co.
This Gas s perfectly pure and harmless, and may be
breshed freely by s without the least INJURIOUS eject gen
eray developing the leading traits of eharsctsorstory
singing, &c, &c.
me rst circle viii he reserved for ladies and children
accompanied by gentlemen -,
Singie tickets or tickets admitting gentleman and lady,
first ercel 81 eent Tickets for other parts OF the house
peers opsn at G. commence at u O'Clock.
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6cuses 10 Get.

V,HE MODEL DWELLINGS In 5TH-ST,
l. sthav-1he applicants for suites Of Rooms
In the said Budpss are informed that they will DO ready
for inspection in ew days
Due notice will be given in this paper on what day tho
houses may be inspected A T. SMITH, Agent
No. 4tl ath-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

A NEW HOTEL to LEr-A largo and con-
~ venient house. well calculated for the reception OF
simmer boaders and ether company s V situated az inc
Patterson depot OF Harlem Railroad The house will ho
let partly furnished II desired II hss an ICE house extern
.ye barnA stables NC The location healthy and pleasant
For perticulnrs inquire of JONATHAN A. TABER, Pat
tnr,an. or JANIS Il. HAYT 4 son, No. ~ NAAsaa d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
.FILER's SALOON of WONDERS

uELLER's SALOON of WONDERS
lINo. $50 Broadway, Chinese Buildings NINTH
WEEK of the PRINCE Of WIZARDS Prof ROBERT
HELLER the great original Necromsncer, whose extra
ordinary SolREES MYSTERIEUSES for period OF
Eight Weeks have nightly attracted crowded audiences
composed Of the elite OF NewYork continues perform
variety of his astonishing aud innitabls
WONDERS MYSTERIES :! MIRACLES
which are the most amazing witnessed IN America
Among the nightly experiments the marvel OF the
whole scientific world, the untathomab
SECOND SIGHT
Evening performances to commence at u o'clock r NJ
and on Saturday Afternoon ST Admission 10 esnts Chi
dItp half price. ,,,,,c>o>,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

~ Ohice Of the Association for the Exhibi.
tion of the Industry OF All Nations-No So
Broadway New-lork Feb - l9j-Nofee is hereby given
that an election will be held tins Office ON MONDAY
Msrvh between the hours OF 10 AN. and 3PM for the
purpose OF choosing Directors OF this Association
by order; WIN. WHErTEN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
PROPERTY.-To lease for Q

ID term OF years valuable piece OF improved property,
situated on broadway between ith-st and Washington
place having font OF over % feet Broadway and run.
nag hroush 20 Mercert depth Of 200 feet The above
premises fronting Mercerst, conist OF two Dweihns
Houses known as Nos AZ sEd - Msrcer aud having
ont IS feet. The said premises offered for lease ON
'e''oA-0'1 80. .Ff u. D. EVEN, No. g yohust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
INFORMATION WANTED of JOHN or
0banres for Business Glen.

A RARE CHANCE--For sale, eleven shares
IA in two of the best Bu1lg Associations in the city
Inquire OF h. SLOAN, No. ~ Broadway. Tue owaer
telns about 70 lseye the country vii eel cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
ITO PRINTERS-A RARE CHANCE for

Il an ENTERPRISIvG PERSoN-The sshscr5sr. on
Of III healt not wishing TO be confined ia Pratt
Newspaper snS General job Prsting ofce wh:h enoys
an excellent run Of and with which ccasectoda
winch y6us - resinss il Sesd AMI g 100 81 psain;
the same giEen the purchsser az the usual prices
preferred the whole Will be sold reasonable terms pro-
stion editor assistant, OF te above mentioned WORK
BE- suffered 10 remain On MORTGAGE The best OF references
vii be required re<arGs reputation, business Gnstca
tons &e &e For oeson ADDRESS ofihe Preseai
The Tribune, or leave line sddrssei 70 "iSVALlp az
the same plice, which viii meet with prompt attention.
DESIRABIE BUSINESS STAND for
~ SALE, SITUATED st SING SING-a STORE and
DWELLlNG.-It Is oae OF the most hoGsish!ng and
healthy villages the HUDSON River, s. miles isom the
city II the best stand IN che place for any Kind OF eusi
atpresent occupied family grocery with good
run Of custom Fine comnlodi0us store AMI dwelling. with
sisbe IN the The prtsent occupant about 20 en-
gage in other business The buildings new; the 6gsl-
N ait be- much extended; Il tror on two streets lt
Is seldom such an oppos nliy oasrS 20 "a egsfpsinS
nan fer making money. The property VIII De sod On very
tsyoIsbe terms For further Pateusss inquire Of LtD-
premises IN Main-st, OfDAvIo LUDLAN.
DRUG STORE for SALE.-An old estab-
H. hshed stand doing scoi business viii be sod
low for cash AlPiyat No SSS GaId7s]
EOR SALE and to LET.-The Store to let,
the stock and good viii for le, Of the long standing
Tailoring Establ shncnt Of 10 l9 Spring Aa excellent
opportunity FOR any about 20 commence or remove
their piece OF business. Very satisfactory viii be
gwen why the above Is offered.
FOUNDRY for SAI.E.-The five Lots of
Ground with the Buildings thereon, in sths the
lOth-av- now occupied by Mcssys. Worral CO and adj
joining the works OF Mott Ayres together with Steam
Ensine Furnaces Tools Mods etc For terms spply TO
c. 5. SLOANE, No IS Wall-st
DARTNER WANTED.-The advertiser is
l. desrous Of engaging in the Jobhns Drug business in
this with Partner who furnish capital with
orwitout knowledge Of the business unexceptonaels
references given and required Address at this
office
DARTNER WANTED-ln the Retail Dry
Goods Trade with cash capital of about 81 GEO None
need apply without good reference 20 moral character,
&c Address CAPITAL" Tribune Office
ITO MACHINlSTS-FOr Sale, a Machine
IL shop, now doing good business with al the LatheS
Tools Engine and Boiler 6c lease Of shop tor ave years
No charge for GOODWILL Of busress. Apply 20 MILLS,
No. no Broadway; or Of JOHN MILLS, No Sis eth-st
ITO BUSINESS MEN.-For Sale, an Inter-
est Of One-Half in a Composition Decorating Esiab.
ishnent for the Manufacture Of Ornamental Pier aud
Center Tables, Looking Glass Portrait and Picture
Frames Interior Decorating OF Buildings Steamboats, &c
Nine wears established with lease OF promises, having IN
extensive country and city connection Apply at No kh
Chdtham-st., upper floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

T,ROT GALLOP for the PIANO.-This ex
IL eenent composition, only Issued few days age oy
LEE WALkER, Philadelphia, creates quite sen'staOn
sost an excitement in the musical world Of New ork
and Boston. The Publishers now able TO supply tns
numerous orders they receive for IT, piece
favor Of the pubic IL is full Of beauty and sparkling mel
odes and foi its brilliant effect very easy 70 perform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID FRIDAY EVENING. At ~ O'Clock, the new
comic, moral drama OLD FOLKS AT HOME. THIS AZ
IRISH TUTOR. The INFANT LEOPARD tanner sp.
pears with the LEOPARD ARMENIA. The PETRlFIED
HORSE and RIDER, the Living Animals, Se- are TO be
seen at all hours Admiitance the whole Museum sner-
taibmens &C. Is cents Parquet and First Balcony III
cents extra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
1mrsemfuts.

GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT-PAUL
OUuIFN Violiuist, respectfully announces that his
FAREWELL CONCERT VIII take place on TUESDAY
EVENING, February r. at Metropolitan Hal on which
OCCASION Nine N s,I HFSRIETTG soyTAe,
CARL ECKERT;
Signm P0LZOLlNL
Slgnor GASPARONI, and
Signor ROCCO,
who have in the hndest manner offered their valuable SCI
''Is' Grand orehes,r. of FIFTY PERFORMERS under
the direction Of CARL ECkEhT
l. OvertaTe to La Gazza Ladra .ROssini
BY the Orchestra
T. h0ho0 PAUL JULIEN. ''''O'
s. Duo from Don Pasqnse. .Donizetti
SignoIs BADiaLI and Rocco.
f. Balled-Twas within mile Of Edinboro' town.
Madame SoNTAG.
g. Grand Fantasia-Lucrezis Borra.. .Ssnton
(executed for the first tune by)
PAUL JULIEN.
G. Grand Scena from Puritsni. BelLni
Madam sosTAC and Signors POZZoLIsI, BaDIALI
and GAsPARoS.
l. Overture" Martha Flotow
BY full Orchestra.
2. Romsnza"r Normnndie'. Mercsdsnis
Sig. BADIALI.
g. The Witches Dance 10y particular quest aganin
PAUL JULIEN
4. Aria from ErnaDi".
s. Duo for the voice and violin composed expressly
by Carl Ectert for
MADAME sOSTAG and PAUL JULIEN
sgn0rs PozZoLINI, BADiaLI and Rocco.
2. Grand Symphonic TIiumphie Memoir de Wash-
ington, arranged from National Airs, and per.
formed Tor the inst time by
PAUL JULIEN.
with orchestral accompaniment.
Tickets and 81 according to location The sale of
tickets will commence Friday morning, Feb 10, at the
Music Store OF Mr. Hall & Son, No. $50 BroadwayI
Doors open ate; Concert to commence at " O'Clock.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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Caages Prios st cents per copy
THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
In hl;Sbe9 every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Price
a ser snnun 1ao copies FOR IS Ten for go. Adver'
dsspspts cents bne for each insertion.
GREELEY X AcELRATH, Pnbhshera
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~ Spirit Rappiugs-THE MYSTERY UNvEIL-
ED!-DT j. h. DODS tho wen known author OF Electri-
cal Psychology, having discovered the philosophy Of the
Spit Manifestations has been invited 20 lecture At the
Metropolitan Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb Is.
The Doctor does not believe that departed spirits have any
agency in tina matter that IL 10 habus He win
show that IL in accordance with the soandest principles
of philosophy, and settle the question Doors open 1t o.
lecture 70 COMMENCE At u O'clock. Admission . cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

URTONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- THIS EVENING Feb. IS. will be played
ST. CUPID, Or DOROTHY'S FORTUNE.
Queen Bee MI Burton Dorothy Bndd. Mrs skerreit
PARIS AND LONDON.
Jean Jacques Placide Lady Noat. Miss Weston
Thomas frot Mr. Burton Sally Trot. Mrs Hughes
Doom open at "a oclock performances commence AZ
Boxes and Perquet, 50 cents Second CIcs Is cens Pm
vate Boxes IS; Orchestra Chairs, T5 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
vTo FARMERS, WESTERN LAND-owN-

II w
Il Frs, and OrHERS-A person of education having
practical experience IN the improvement and OF
tural farming fruit culture sc No well As dairy MANAGE
ment and breeding rearing and ittenng cattle and PIGS IL
desrous 10 JOIN with another possessed OF from ~VeV 20
Is Geo capis and proceed to Minnesota embark N such
pursuits Or II sufficient encouragemeut Is ohered' WIZ
Give his services else where 10 supernend farm or
aton He has also knowledge Of the numbering basi-
ne aud saw mill work, planning and erecting iar buii
ines SC Letters addressed FARMER, care OF '. Is.
PALMER Advertising Agent Tribune BuildipgA New-
York will meet with attention.
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WOODS MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broad
w way. above owardst-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
ING-H WOOD, Manager ana Propnetor.-rhe enter
tainmens offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Denestors cannot be eqaaed BY any other
baud in The United States See programmes Doors open
at 81; Concert commences at ~ O'Clock Admission p
cents The public respectfully informed that the After
noon Concerts are discontinued.
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CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHTTHEA.
~ TER, No 81 Bowery r. SANS l. Co. Propneiors
FRIDAY EVENING Feb. le.-The performance will
commence with brilliant and exciting Equestrian, Gym
nestle ard Acrobafic Scenes in the Circle, by SANDS I'm
equaed Troupe Fifteen splendid Acts in the Ring To
clude with the Grand Spectacle OF 81 GEORGE and TIE
DRAGON Prices Of adm'sson-Boxes % cents; Pit lli
Doors open 81 Performance 20 commence at o'clock
parfnrmance "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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mo MERCHANTS nnd TRADERs.-A gen.

ITO WATCHMAKERS and JEWELLERS.
For Sale, the Stock aud Fixtures ofa yewery Store
in central part OF the city having established for tho
last So years with good Of customers and watch
plrng The Store, with Dwelling viii be let OF leased for
one or term Ofyesrs For Further particulars apply %
Messra PLATT 4 BROTHERS, No % Maidon-lsne.
w To Let ourstory Rear Building, suitable tor any
Esht or mechanical business. Inquire "a above.
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8peciol N0tires.

u Whig General Committee Of the CITY OF
RrooLIyu viii meet ct their head quarters, the City
Hotel on FRIDAY the 18th nst ut u O'Clock. IL s ex-
ptced that every Ward will be fully represented as bust
NJ "A OF will come before them for their action
ALONZO H. GALE, Chairman.
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WANTED-A neat Girl 20 take charge OF
W young baby and two Apply Al No g HelrJ'
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