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: WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY Q6, 1853

to Committee OF the Whole on the stale Of The Union
not agreed 10.
Mr.. JOHNSON. of Arkansas. moved TO suspend the
rules 10 enable him 10 introduce bill confer Joha
w Quinney Stockbridge Indian all the rights and i'm
munil'es OF citizenship OF the United States read twice
Mf. JoHNSoN, OF Arkansas, explained the provs-
After which, il was read The third time
MI MlLLSON moved 10 lay the bill on the table on
" hch motion The yeas and nays called.
but MIR JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, having signified his
Willingness to have the bill amended as that it would
moi grant the right OF citizenship to the said John w.
Mr. MiLLSoN then withdrew his motion 10 lay on
the table
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas. next proposed the
amendment indicated above; which being unanimously
agreed TO- the said bill passed under The amended
utie OF !" MI Tor the relief OF John w Quincy"
MT. SACkEFT moved to suspend the rules, 10 enable
mn 70 move 70 proceed TO take up from the Speakers Ia
Ole tne private bills from the Senate resting thereon
ORDER 10 dispose oil such OF them might give rise 10 no
debate
The rules being suspended, the House proceeded TO
ane up ana appropriately refer large number OF private
After which. Mr.. STANTON, Of Tennessee, asked
leave 70 report back. from the Committee Naval Al
laIs, private bill. The title OF which announced.
But Mr. SMART objected; so leave was not granted
And The House adjourned
PETITIONS Ere, UNDER THE RULE
BY Mr.. PENN; The petition of A. G. Penn, pray ing
Congress 10 extend empton rights lands,
BY Mr. KUHNS; The petition Of William Gr.enlee Of
Westmoeland county, Pennsy wanna, pryaing for relief
BY Mr.. ALLEN, OF Illinois, The petition of Richard
Denon and fifty other clizens OF Jackson county, Illinois,
Tor mall-rou,e from Mutphysborough Jackson county,
by way OF Carbondale TO Marion, in Williamson county,
Illinois 4,
BY Mr. DISNEY. The memorial of certain citizens of
Hamilton county Ohio praying Congress take into
the proprety OF arranging national differences
by arbitration instead OF the swofd' referred to the Com
mittee ON Foreign Affairs.
By Mr.. HIBBARD The memorial of G. Ludwig Richter,
asking com pens for rendered by him the
castng Of the equestrian OF General Andrew jack
and for other objects specified theren referred
Committee Military Affairs.
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A Letter from General Pierce

We copy the following touching letter from the
4" Presbyterian" written by General Pierce, per-
per sona friend, after his retirement from the United
States Senate years since, in reply letter OF
doIence on the death OF beautiful and manly boy, his
cherished SON. later and sill melancholy
bereavepent gives additional int crest that all will
appreciate General Pierce writes Christian should
write, yet one who, under the sorowfal circum-
stances OF the case, must also feel i, like !"
CONCORD. New Hampshire. Nov. 3oth, -
My FRIEND; You have been often in my
thoughts since received your athctionae letter of the
10th inst II one of the earliest OF the kind from
my personal fends-soohing and grateful 10 al the
time And il has been pleasant since. TO think of you
a, among those who have truly sympahized with us
in this dark hour OF overpowering attlcuon.
Under bereavement like this, how nfng-O, how very
tnngdo most OF the cares, and purposes and plans of
this world appear We can hardly realize how il is
that hearts have been engrossed in little matters
OF the day We open our eyes as were, from dream
upon the realities that are around and before us We
see passing away written upon all things OF this world
We feel that we are mere soloufners probatoners here
and seem 10 estimate with an approximation TO truth
the great interests oil eternity. compared with those
of time. do earnestly desire to keep awake to these
matters; not to fall into the SPELL where il from
necessity, we look through false medium which places
eternity 80 far OF and gives 10 the things OF time such
vast magnitude and dlsproporlloDaie importance.
remember well the conversation ride 10 the
g to which, suppose, you refer The convictions
OF my Judgment have long been strong and decided but
the little influence they have had upon my life is sad
illustration OF The great truth, with the heat man be-
lieveih unto righteousness"
Our dear boy i'll three weeks, and the last four
days OF his life was period OF much suffering In The
midst OF our deep sorrow, find nexpressible relief 10
the thought that " il is well with the child" He said
much TO use his own expression, of the blessed Je
sns especially on the Sabbath, And his indefinite
impressions and childish fancies exchanged for full
knowledge and ending fruiiioH He is, we 6rm
ly believe,
/" Where no blight falls
ia the beautiful rose OF youth"
lie was bright aIectionate, manly boythe pride
ana Joy o. his iathefs heart--the high and life al our
home. We feel and must long continue to feel bis
loss. We are conscious OF bs absence at every turn
We weep, but the cup Of is not unminged with
rich consolation.
j have many things 10 say TO you when meet Till
then, your stricken friend, FRANK PIERCE.
To -.
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CONGRESS having recently amended the providing
Red
ed this subject have been Withdrawn and following
al in fheirxi sadt
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OPINIONS Of Attorney Generals Once from the
Of down 1851 complete two
yolum.s PRANCK TAYLOR
Ian
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T,RENCuS HOTEL. Of Frankfort street nnd
City Hall square, toppose the City Hail and Park Fountain
city, opened by the subscriber May
furnished August 1854 lie trusts that Tor con
venence comfort and economy cannot be surpassed IN
other hotel on this
only OF which warmed gratis They are all
wsshsand which supplied with Gro
plated cocks There n but one bed IN
hoor VIII be w with
during the s,rh European
ordered IN the spacious
reory immediate vicinity Of
business and principal places Of amusement u,
Dec H. FhENCu.
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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.

REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals win be received the War Department
keeping navigation open
and free from obstruction by RATS for seies Of
follows,
propose keen the
obstruction thereby specified period
the sum OF sooop specifying IN his bid tho time within which he
proposes complete the REMOVAL 1.-THE said time be
the Is, day OF January, 1882 the number Counting
said during which he binds himself keep
OF the obstruction for
shall awarded bidder (provded
satisfied with his responsibility and with the offered
bm) shall said ran and
thereby longest period OF
The contractor will be required his bond for $40 with
aloooo conditioned
faithful OF the Each bidder
with his the OF the whom
sucues, signed by them, they
bond and ..o tho co,a
Judge United which
resides respectable citizens. thai
con ders them worth $40 over and above ali their debts and
liabilities No bid viii be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with.
Terms Of Payment.
or Of 100000 appropriated for above object $50 900
Whenever the shall of
been removed the shalt be inspected oeer
will Of the said
1000 the portion removed shall bear the
Of work The remaining equal
nua instruments corresponding In number with the number OF years
during winch the contractor sha nd hmse 70 Keep c nsvea
which fsc the department he the sole Judge
Each bid be for the whole for the removal OF
tho raft and for keeping The river for specified period No
The proposals viii Be addressed the undersigned marked
The envelope, Proposals for removing Red dyer nfn
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Al papers which have published The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Telegraph, Of
washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
Each paper advertising will send copy he containing
the advertisement
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Certificates ofpaekages OF &c whole tickets, $3.50 70
do
do
Do do ~ eighth do 81 IS
Orders packages in
splendid lotteries will recaivs the
Of each drawing Immediately
10 all who order from
Address Il. II. o'BRIEN, Agent,
20 Alexandria, Va.
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Florida Indians.

There seem to be two wars brewing in Fiorida-ope
between Bowlegs and the citizens, and one between the
wing Governor Brown and the democratic legislature
about the Indians. We copy the following from the
Flondian and Journal OF the 18th instant respecting the
latter The Presidents message TO Congress few days
ago spoke Of the former The difficulty between the
Florida governor and Legislature seems to be which should
appoint the officers to lead the troops That between
Bowegs and the whites is whether h shall be allowed to
stay in Florida not after The treaty spulatng that he
shall go 10 Arkansas.
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DoDWoRTH's MUsIC..GITTs, GIFTS, GIFTS
~ TWENTY-FIVE PIANOS
NAY BE OBTAINED FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

SUBSCRIBING FOR DoDwoRTHs ANNUAL.
Containing Of their most popular competitions amon3
others will be 49,
"Quickstep," from "LuoreEia Borga;n
Z" Wave Sohottisch,n by Allen Dodworth;
When List TO Thy Sweet vo,e," song, by b. b,
Dodworth;
'Sprite Polka Redows" by Charles R. Dodworth;
Dodworth's +" Lone Star lQuickstcp"
The work will contain but copyright stoLa
published and which cannot be obtained
other form.
Tho first edition will consist Of
TWENTY-FIV THOUSAND COPIES.
Among purchasers Of the first edition will bs disri
TWENTY FIVE VALUABLE PIANOFORTES,
consisting grand and square pisnos valued from SITS 70
81 600 each which to be seen ut
A. RAssFORD'S WAREROOMS COS BROADWAY,
where desk will DO kept A. Bassford J 10 receive ut
scriptions.
The price Of the work is fixed At
ONE DOLLAR,
which entities the purchaser to copy Of the
which, at sheet prices would be worth "a and pArtes.
patton in the distribution Of the
TWENTY FIVE PIANOS,
The first subscribers entitled to the first copies issued The
books Of subscription are now spes st T. Dodworth
containing orders for the BE- ad'
H. DoDwoRTH CO., lss Broadway
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~ Broadway, abevs Grand street.
OPEN livery NIGHT.
oTRISfY's HTNsTRITs.
Organised In lSl1
The nrs and oldss! s:SsSlshsd company II sI!sssnoa
The first hermonxe Negro Melodies ergnatox
present popular style Of Ethiopian whose
IN this city continued seven years
past without IN the annals u public amusement
IN New York.
fHI COMPANY
comprising versatile and talented .eorps q experienced
performer under the direction personal superyssn Of
eDWIN r CHRISTY, Sole Proprietor and Manages. the
only individual Of the name Of engaged per
former In representations Of Ethiopian Minstre1sy.
Admiration, cents Doors open ~ Ok oslsek; commence
NJ TX O'Clock.
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D0RTRA rs PAINTED FROM DAGUEE9gOrYPEs-
isoDe farisg dsi rerrsotypes Of o- ebsaat
itnds the guino " he sze 81 if. power
Jul DrHmmond g appsratnp,sn exhibit free a. " Ras.
s:sn ro1h New York bnisefJy every day, from 70
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HOLIDAY PRESENT5-A FiFrY CENT DAGrsRsg
otypc fandgone coiored sci 10 velvet ths best
etent to make 20 friend and ~ he acceptable
Es q extensive fnney articles sueA pictures tsun
-
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TULLIEN's CONCERTS
xErRoPoL1HTAs HALL.
BENEFIT
WIDOWS AMI ORPHANS' FUND
NEW YORK FIsEsapEPARrMrNr.
THE ENTIRE PROCEEDS or THE CONCERT WILL BE
PEEsENrED.
PART I.
overture-"Fra Diavolo". ........ .Auber
Quadrille-''The Standard Bearern . 49, Juilien
On Themes from Pisoheck's celebrated
symphony@;A Day in the Country. :. WHY
Tdlle. Anna zesr'
Vahs-"La Prima Donna .........,.........J Julien
Solo, Contrabasso-"Le Carnival dc Veniss .Paganni
o.-.u, Sig sisnor Bottesni -,
ouAdrille NANonal-NThe American" Julien
eighty eighth and last time.)
GREAT s sSsh1sHHeit 9 81
brasng the music Of all nations being in preparation
production Monday next In which musical
Instruments and extraordinary orchestral effects will be
introduced.
Grand Opsratic Selection and Fantasia. Bslni
From the Opera Of Norma"
With sSl6s for Julliens eminent performers
M'dle Anna Zerr.
symphony-Ihe Allegretto in fat from the!sym.
s'''' i-s''''' u Ccllinet '''''A's'sasf
Carbon and Autumn. ...' Julien
The Brothers aoilenhsusr A''AD>us''
1aiopGLane Atianuo Julien
this occasion admission to ali part; Of th. house One
Dollar.
Secured Seats can be had at VIM. Hall Sons. No. ap
Broadway.
Doors open ~ 7; Concert 10 commence ~ o'clock
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A CHbcg kasS gONEy, WITH SMALL m
"A .estm nEhe celebrated pctfed group Of korss rdS
and serpent which proved straetive ~ Barnums M
offered 10 sale cheap. II tbs obseryaaory
tpposte the crye', Psisce 70, paftseltrr cnra Il,
exh,tHoy, IN he Observatory.
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(lHURCH OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL1, CANAL
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
bUNDAY EvkNIN0, DECEHBkk ID
ron or THE
LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
n which tho following dsn artists generously
dtmoiseiIs GABRIELLE DE LA xorrR
Signorina OLIVIA sCONCIA,
Signor and SignorA DAILINI,
Mesrs. BERGE BURKB, BOUCHER Pr. MAYHns
MUELLER and large chorus Of ladies and gentlemen.
PROGRAMME.
l. "ealve Kngina,n Grand Chorus and Trio, sigma
Seoncia, Sig. BAiliIi and Mr.. Mueller BerE9
g. "ouis Est Homo" Duo from "Stabat Mater"
Soprano and Contralto. hossln1
z Tilerro Trio for Plane violin and violonssiio
Nad'lls o. De La Motto ana Measrs Burke
.or. hs Ae%us' Solo Tenor Sig Baini Devise
g. 'sIantum krgo Solo Baritone, Mr.. kueer. Careane
]. Extern poraneous Performance Organ bmse
"Inlanm atusn Solo and Chorus Sgns sconoia RSenA1
save Maria Duo Bailini and Mueller. Bsrgo
4. "Eoel - Solo kadlle Bauman: -; :: "A AaAn
5, "Andante and Allegro" Trio for Piano, Violin
and Violonceio, Mad lie q. De La Aotte
and Messrs. Burke and Boucher. Aenosssohn
g. Regina cGn Grand Chorus for eight vsices berge
Conductor W. Bergs, who will preside ~ me organ
Tick cts, 10 cents; Reserved Seats 81.
To commence precisely at o'clock.
Tickets TO be had 1t the stores OF hessrs SehAnoug
Luis, 722 Broadway; l.. Descombes, and L. DUNCAN y
Brother.
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WALLACK's THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEARBRO
street.-Door open At 6x; to commence ~ o'clock.
Saturday evening, December II. will be performed
THE GAME OF LIFE.
Rupert Wolfe.. Mr. Lester Wyndham Mrs Stephon
Mr.. Drake Mr. Brougham Rose Greenleaf Mrs. Conway
Mr. smfer. NJ Dyott Mrs. Smiler. Mrs CrHmM
MiaSM soyncu Mrs brou&nA1
THk iILLER'S iAiD
Giles. .nr. Thompson The Miller. Mr.. Chippendas
GGssSSrss: M Rsyn nd Ph@bs Mr. Conway
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LIQUORS, &C.
RE MOVALs.

y En0vAL-PIANovoRTEs &CLARK HAVE
N removed their piauoferts wareroom from at 10 7B6
oseAAvay sprhsg Of Tenth strest
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY's TWELFTH YEAR AND
hundredth night the Tabernacle Thursday even.
ing December r. 1853 Tickets rs osnts asparts Of the
bnusa viii
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BROADWAY NENAGERIR AND HUsIUx, no. 81
- Broadway. new open for the season. With Ms nos'
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
ever exhibited In New York. including colossal RhnooarS
and the great Elephant Hannibal The largest exhibited
Herr Dresbaoh, the far famed Lion King, viii u
dens Of bis Trained Animals ~ H. (noon) So and SK r.
Also 10 be without extra charge the real vexita6
6IAxE4E TWINS,
With two Of their children Hours Of reception frsm 4.
70 p. H., from 70 and ~ 10 oKP Pm Also, Ahe VeI
derful ats of Mr.. Nelis the man without armsn
Open from 10 A. n 70 10 r. Admisslcn, - sents; shub
rem under ter. half price.
fyIRCUs, 81 BOwERY.-REsERvED SEATS 50 CENTS,
" Boxes, Is cents; Pit 12H cents This evening
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons will be presented
brilliant array Of Equestrian and 0ymnaso Feat BY the
full strength Of the Double French Troupe
superb act BY Nine. FRANCONL. Performances com.
menoe at o'clock.
RANvARD's HOLY LAND. AT THE GHoRAMA, 6Q
- Broadway exhibited every evening" ~ TX and Wednes
day and Saturday aftsrnoons 81 o'clock AdmissiSa -
cents. Front seats. 90 cents.
GRAND CHRISTMAS FEsTIvAL.-HANDEL's 81.
~ bme Oratoro Of the Messiah" will be performed BY
the New York Sacred Harmonic Society, Monday
ing December &C. At METROPOLITAN Hall scale Of
deur before attempted in this country The solos will
Be By the following eminent Anna
Honeywell, Signor G. Badial, and Mr. T. Colburn; The
orchestra will be the most weru and efficient before
combined in oratorio Further particulars in few days.
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1yBE WORLD In AlNIATURE-A GRAND NOEL
Of the World III Pinsser Of Pars covering Of
~ SIT and say Broadway, corner Of White street. The
Oceans Seas DO by real with minia
In magnificent has relief The whole Affords In.
children. l2<
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ExRTA PAY = ALL u g. NAVY SAILORS wa
~ ser ed IN any u veael to Pasfi, at AIRY time
from 1916 to 1853 prom pits tam sr soube pa OF
EDWARD bfSHEbL, Agent
u.at0 Puyser u .. ~, 9sogsb W IiaE ~. Deios ALL
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THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE CITIZEN, TO BE CON-
Quoted by John Mitchell, assisted by Thomas Francis
Measher will be published on Saturday, January 7h.
payable invariably in advance All DO
addressed 70 JOHN Mitchell, Citizen oaoe No, Spruce
.treet, New York.
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NIBLo's BALL ROOM AND CONCERT SALOON
IN Thu magnificent Saloon may be engaged foe
BALLS AND CONCERTS.
A. Ball Room, Niblos has always held the Arst fAnA
its admirable proportion the spacious and well furnished
Parl r. Reception, and Dressing Rooms, &C., are toe wen
known to need iurther me ptiou.
The arrans the complete and -
pcaons from associations and parties Of undouosd
liability will Give immediate attention
Concerts s Saloon the most perfect assus
tic qualities and by the there
nedatons for twelve hundred vsitsrs with ample
entrance and egross.
For terms Ac, apply 1t the once Of
NIBLOS GARDEN.
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7 Or roR sALx.-FoUR, rULLsiZ ON HAsTERLY
~ side Of Ninth avenue between Fifty ninth and Sxticth
sss four Souherly side Of Fifty ninth street, opposite
Ne Central Park z feet Of Broadway
x noYthwest Of sixth street and B.
WI. STEWART, l67 South street.
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WANiED-A YOUNG NAN, AS PARTNER. wiTe A
W each cspitsl Of 1900, TO invest Ia well estah ned
and lucrative business paying good Irott No one
apply hut tn .hs have good bus1esi capacities an ara
perseverinL An Engishmsn preferred. address Jona
Rowland, Herald ohiot. 800 =
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That the distribution OF the property shall p rsotly far
snd satisfactory to all Mr. Jones proposes that the
b. ldere shall Get ut place. In the
rev York the evening Of the first Monday March, Cor
all the tickets sh I'll have been solo,
their numbers committee who, in conjunction With
mitt from Boston, Phfscelphis and Baltimore shall
rpou the c.mpetioh Of tho enterprise and distribute
ne git them by lot otherwise in accorda
18th and subj cot only to the directions Of The said share
soders.
Persons .br, I'D depend upon their gifts being flor
ssrde6 titLiglly 10 accordance, with sheir directions
Tcsets for ssle az Hope Chapel No. us BroadwAy from
A n until 10 p NJ 1T Arohdeaoep'x c)nfec onery store
o. Canal sad Bscesw.y ~ the principal hotels and
usa storos ans At the Bee and Mail cee and Music Hall
hostfn,
All orders for kets BY letter should be addressed 10
Wsssy Jg.es Pore Chapel, No. us Brosdxey, N. z.
kz tt ne every evening ct y O'Clock. Tickets 70, RE
iuissinn - oorts CAiioran hail price
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T OTIS FOR SALE-TWELVE LOTS AND HOUSE
II IN the Eighth ward Brooklyn between Fifth and Sixth
Hvel running from Eighth TO Ninth street. in ell
for date good invest
neat Half the purchas money remain mortgage,
VIII for pro ucys real estate good lease
bold property ia the city Of NV York vicinity Apply to
r. NCLlIGAN, ls7 F dltoa street, N. Y.
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DARTNER WANrED.-A GENTLEMAN WITH s0oo
$4,000 TO enlarse lucrative business we es.as 'sh
ed Please address O., Herald Office with re al mn
ture stating where interview may hal which viii 10
held CONFIDENTIAL " - =
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I RAeE FOR SALE. YOUR YEARS AND HALF
IA the store 1T Broadway between Full
and Dey For further partculars inquire tie
Seeuisss of HENRY s. SLOAN
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RIvE FONTS oLERA-GRANp JuVENiLE GALA
little attached the Five Points House of Indu try
(Superntsndep Rev. Psase will AXE appeal for
the benstt If tn ns tuition Wednesday evening" De
cenbcr a. 1858, At the Broadway Tabrnsee when an
trely And original entertainments will be presented
entitled Scenes from Opera al the Five Poinsn Words
written and music expressly for the little by
the work viii be SURF by that talented Young A~sriosn
Children d.r twelve half price, Tickets may be obtained
of Nj Pease No. Little Waer street; Of G. Curtis 80
Greene the door the evening Of performance
Common ent gu AFTER before O'Clock.
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pNoR sALE-Two T1RFEsroRY AND BASEMENT
brick dwellings lots How ard street, Broad
uAy twOstory and basement and attic brick dwelling
Nd lot henwick three brick dwe Of
9eaford Barrow Streets and houses and lots all
principal sud streets in this city Apply to A.
mRGEANT Is W all street
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DICH CLOAK BALLOONS, vELvET REAL GTnPUIl
N trmmings Of the richest deseYiptiof
As n the city whslesas and resa Il
pSSses DALRTMPLA 8sk RvoaAwsy,
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CLOTHING, &C,

Fl E00 -cHILDRENS READY MADE OUTFIT.
RlsOOV. ting and ladies' furnishing store for ,as =
The lssse stock, &c Of very good and staa1
respectable location business many srosi
lent TONER'S favorable opportunity 70 snssrprsins
laAy. Apply " b. W. RICHARDS 80 Broadway.
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CIGNOR BLITZ, sTUYvESANT INSTITUTE. NO. $50
y BroAdway.-Come and laugh Tho secret Of LIE u y
The ear amused the sye deSsvsd and shs mae
s.pl.nsd; v'asrleqSisn asss I'D The Canary Bird
afternoon, as O'Clock. Admission. . cents children. LII
oantA.
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WoR SALE.-A LEASE FOR TEN YEARS OF THE ELE
X CANT marble build now erecting on the southwest
and Warren lot so 10 feet
oss high TO contain every modern imr ysnent and con
hts the hole Bros and Warren street fronts This
sensve building when completed will doubtlss be the
its interior and stylish in architecture aud
la other in the city and The LARGEST witt very
exceptions, in New York; be divided int, several
scores If desired pply to homer MORGAN, Pine street.
No. Metropolitan Bank Building
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DARTNER WANTED-IN ONE OF THE MOST EyrgS
sive and best located daguerrean galleries on
lhe rooms which have been newly far shed In
the beat form most and estab
lishmen. ANY party having about 50 900 at oommand ~
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