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Washington sentinel., 1854-02-28

~ TAUTIER'S.-Just received large as
W sortment Of Pate De Foies Gras, from Stras-
burg, in small and large jars.
Jan 22-tf t8 &C. GAUTIER.
r GOLDsBOROUGH BRUFF, Designer
q and Draughsman, in every branch.
West side 10Th street, nextto t
Jan 24--lm Washington City.
TT MON HALL, HOTEL AND REFEC.
" tory, G. street, between 9th and 7th streets
Washington, E. j. WILSON,
w. H. HEYWARD.
Dec 15-tf
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The COMMAND OF THE BALTIC FLEEr.-Rear
Admiral Chads, G. B., just promoted from cap
tain of the Excellent gunnery-ship, has been
appointed to command Of division of the
feet intended for the Baltic.
The gallant admiral is fortunate officer.
He obtained the honor Of the storping of the
forts at the Isle of Bourbon, where his senior
lieutenant (Norman1 was killed; he obtained
the honor of fighting Java, when she was taken
by the Constitution, on account of his captain
(Lambert) having been killed by almost the
last shot and he also obtained the honor Of
the victories in the Irrawaddy, at the first Bur
mese war, the senior in command, Captain Al
exander, who concluded the war, having died
Of fever few days after he had signed the
treaty. We have no doubt that Rear Admiral
Chads' experience will be of great service to
the commander in chief.
The commander-in-chief Of the Baltic feet is
not yet appointed, but report gives i to Vice
Admiral Sir G. F. Seymour, K. G. B., who is
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Va Business cards, not exceeding six line
for not less than six months, inserted at halfprc
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The owners Of these ships will not be account
able tor gold silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of adlng are
signed therefor, and the value thereof therein ex.
pressed. Jant 2S-tf
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Published This Dsy.
MIS-. PARTN GTON's CARPET BAG OF FUN,
1f1 Illustrated withover
One Hundred and Finy

Of the
LAUGHABLE ENGRAvINGS
Ever dezned-Fro drawings BY barley MeLenan eec Phz
HennDs Fine Tenne Crowqu, crukshank, Meadows Doyle
Goater, and others and collection of over
One ThousAnd
Of the eouiea stories amusing adventures desping jokes
cheek extending poetry funny eonundums queer sayings of Mrs
PsriDson heart endng witty reprtees &C. ðe whole
illustrated BY Hundred and Fifty Comic Wood Cuts.
This entertaining book well printed fne white paper with
designed BY McLenan the amazingly low price
of FIFTY CENTS; bound CLOTH gilt with tinted fOnpee by
barley, sEvENTY-FIyE CENTS
In offering th. book the public canton all weakly
people against buying only intended for those
and robust who laugh long and loud aud
fat being perfect encyclopedias OF wit and witty sayings To those
fond Of fun it viii be treasure.
Amons contents will be found Mrs Part nou Among the
Elephants The Old Lady Great Deal Better than could be Ex
pcted She Her Idea Of Animal Magnetisn The
much Ballast Mrs Pangon Ideas Love aud Babies Her
Opinion Upon Of Blowing Apple
Of Patent Elastic Trowsefs of Fat Gals Of Womans Rights
Spirit Rsppne of Needles of Aopahy Homeopathy Hy
dropshy, have the old adys opinions all posi-
bic subjects and in 81 shapes and like that Of the famous Jack
Bunsby hers opinion Il opinion"
Besides the Psragton Papers s hook contains unlimited
number Of other unnJ things which notice Chapter
on Kins Country School, The Dutchmans Escape
Fshonsbs Novel In Three Chapters Making Shift ullno
Court Scenes Quaker nspson Pa. Too Much for the Yankee
Niger with Deiriu Tremendous The Elephants Keyhoe
Paddy Bugs Public Toothbrush Cuee Astonishing The Ma
tives; Billed Up the Young Solomon
How TOOK bis cOwd Peter Tnkes First Night of Married
Life; The Bachelor Misfortune who Courtin', &c, kc
pretty funny and many Cuts would space
Of them wei! worth the price Of the whole book
GARRETT x Co. Publishers
No. 10 Ann-st.
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Last week Of
DANVARD's HOLY LAND at the Georama, No, 500
ID Broadway. exhibited EVERY EVENING (slso 80 EDAY
EvENING5l at ~ O'clock and HEDNEsD and sA cU RDAY
ATE MOONS If O'CLOCK Admission Is Front Sss sc
DROADWAY MENAGEKIE and MUSEUM, No.
ID $50 BkoADwAY.Nox for the season with the most
collection Of LIVING WILD ANIMALS exhibited
In Newton HERR DRIESBACH viii enter the d1as OF
bis Trained Animals At Il lnoonl and ~ Aso TO Be
without the vetabe sIAAESE TWINS
9TH Of their children Hours Of reeepon from ii TO
P NJ from to and u q ". Also the Se1pdea fess
off EELLIS. the man without arms" -
Open from 10 NJ TO 10 p NJ Admission, z cent? Children
under 10 half pnce
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

GIFT TICKETS for 81, GIvIYG 80 WORTH /;
~ 80 GAME The old European Publishing Hons, Of sCHU
BERTh Co ofers Gf for 1854 the bezufu Portraits Of
JENNY LIND and RosS SoNTA with Of Music for
80 worth who viii purchase foE 81 of NJ that TO
say,
FoR Owe DoLLAR- THREE DOLLARS woRrH Music.
Gin Tickets At 81 Serving pre-eats ene the choose
by delivering H.
Such an oAerug has yet been IN existence
sCHUBERTH Ia Co, No $50 Broadway Chinese Buildings
EALLACIES of the FACULTY with the CHRONO-
u THERMAL PRACTICE Of Medicine. one vol pa pages
81 Exroses tie v0usness and dsrueyeue OF the Aopafhc
regular practice keep the doctor In check
written plain simple STYLE for people Of
will find greatly the advantage Of themselves their imirs and
friends, examination On the diseases OF and
Children iis value Is unequsled. sFRESGH Isl N.saa,t
DIARIES for 1e54.-Disries for 1854, 5yo., Tuck
~ gilt and plain.
Diaries for 1854 l2vo, Tuck gilt and plain.
Diaries for 1854 lsvo- Tuck gilt and lain
The Diaries the trade lowest prices
GEO II. BELL. Publisher No i5S N~ssaast
CRILDREN's ELIGHT.-ALLENs EDUCA-
~ Jon TABLES Children and teach them TO spell
Usefu primary schools Sold Wholesale and retail the
agency No AZ Broadway PosOee, and at the principal book
Agents wanted TO sell them.
B. LOCKWOOD General Agent
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GEORGE LIPPARD's GREAT WORK!
" NEW YORK: ITs UPPER TEN LOWER MLLIos
Author Wcshn gton and hs GenerA" The Nszene" Paul
Adenheu" Jesus and the Po0rn "AdoniA" The Quaker
City," &c.
BE PLor othe book hinges upon the division Of which
the tWeny-oue wel millions
millions dollars In this work the author has eodeayorsd
faithfully Of the UPPER TEN THOUSAND and the
Lower MILLION Of the great city ofthe New World.
"NEw-Y OK. ITS UFPER TEN LOWER MitLIos-George
opards best This novel only 20 be read
10 BE correctly spPreeaed As enchanting work
passed will be impossible for who
th work leave of until be has 'Ened over Us last
page" Louisville eo1rier
Lppard Of Washsgon and his Gnera The NaEane
paul Ar6 the Quaker City, AdoniA
Se Th, the beet work written by HpPard continued
from the the end Those who
have read DUNES Count dc Monte The Wandering
Jew under the impression viii 90 equally pleased With this
viii End the interesting thst has issued
from the pres 81 time.' Enquirer.
Fo- SAFE bv DE WITT 4 DAVENPORT Nsw-York; J. b Pr
II RSON PhsdelrhA and ell the Booksellers and Periodical
Agents hrous houi the United ststcs
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A second Uncle Toms Cabin.
EACT VERS US FIG ION n.
Just Ready,
THE "OLD BRE VERY"


NEW MIssIoN-HOUsE AT THE FIVE POINTS.
By LADIES THE MISSION
The deep exhibited BY the public and the bOOke
the history Already orders eIhAung the entire
usFREcEDEsTLD
EDITION OF 1000 COPIES
have been The publishers have felt
strained Three Of Stereotype Plate, enable them
to supply orders that aecumung from all parts the
Try r this second Cabin" Should this awakened
interest to peruse pages this little history
ing with intensity FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES will have
entire profits eancens tbs
mortgage the building the heroic missionaries
already encouraged the belief that become extinct
sange indeed should these wonderful incidents of the various
ph.s wrechednes faithfully narrated by its humane
furnish whereby the large debt growing Of this
benevolent undertaking should be paid But the substantial Aid al
ready received the extraordinary number oderedn advance
the sescricng members OF the Ladies' Home
Missionary Society that they will be cheeuy sustained aud that
tits ofth don paroniEed by sympathetic
public, until becomes familiar household words"
Christian family
charm the value Of the book will consist in tbs
literal uthulne OF contains No touching acons
will be It's The naked facts Of considerably
d sed up published stories also given" N T. Comm Adv
The work will be elegantly illustrated beautifully printed
neatly in muslin, price rs gilt edges, ST.
should be forwarded without delay enable
publishers later pubcaOn promptly supply the demand for
work. universally any other pub
LEGATION of the nineteenth century
sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND Publishers,
No. ~ Broadway under the Museum.
NB Agents Colporteus will furnished with circulars
of
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Amusenteuts.
JULLIENs GRAND BAL PARE POSTPONED.
81 CONCEH AT

TULLIEN's GRAND BAL PARE POSTPONED.
ONE GRAND CONCEAT ONLY
At Eiblo's Garden, On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan 49,
JULIEN has with that ia con-
sequence the amentAbe destruction Of Metropolitan Haand
With all the decorations prepared for his Grand Bal Pare gether
with bis inability another locality suitable for
The he compelled 20 Iosposs the Bah announced
for the lSsA win sve ONE GRAND CONCERT that
b NbOs Gsrcen his Philadelphia aud The Southern
cities when the programme viii embrace all Juliens most
attractive pieces Fan particulars will be announced
TOLLIE's GREAT JULIEN BOOK
JULLIENS MUSIC FOR Tue MILLION
Is NOW READY.
The demand for the rapidly Increasing apd arangemen
have been constant supply 70 meet the public do
mard The contains all the popular comPooS by
". JULIEN
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Subsepon the Books delivered the
'-0 SAMUEL c JsLLIE, No so Broadway.
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Ia pTepsrniioa.

THE PILGRIM FATHERS; or The FOUNDERS
II OF NEW EsGLAsD IN Ter REIGN JANIS FIRST By
II. Bartlett sgRINGsRs TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway.
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[OLLIE's GREAT JULIEN BOOK
pRINTERs' BANQUET

PRINTERS FREE LIBRARY
TIE TYPOGRAPHICAL Society will celebrate the 1872 An
niTensrv Of the Bib Of BENJAMfN FRANKLIN the PAos
Sssy ard FFs[ 0 ROOMS No as BS.sy 1894
yes1s; Committee hope make improvements aud
end having only few 'a from the most popular
-COhNfTTEE ARRAscEMENTs-Daniel Goodwin, Robert H.
Jelpson John HsleHbeek James White John w FORBES
TystSop GeGss Psr:Sos X Armstrong yoSn O. CLAYTON
&orEe Watkins Cornelius Donovan. JAS. MARINE, Chm.
". y WySKooP, secretary.
the New.Yos typographical Society Daniel t. Northup and
folowi ing vicePIesdens Geo Maher Ink Mauveturer O.
RsesneI; II rei' rfnses moses bssen "a.
Hoe Presmskeri j. A. Adams ERgraycr; Wn. Appleton,
relhsr Anson bsrriek Editor Edxsrd Wake Book6ndeIi
stsey Harper, Publisher David Il. Reins Printer
.DoDwoRrHs FIRST QUADRILLE BAND has been engaged
.reieis United Gentlsaaps Ticket 81; Lsdys 81 SIN
1ng sUppor For sale Baker Goodwin Co = No Spruce
q frntsTs Free Library, no ChameeTssi C. = Seso'g
nseI Townsnds, No. ~ Broadwsy VaH NoTdsn hinss
~ Wallet WA Hall CONS BroadSsy or Of any Of the
eea0siiee.
IWALLACKs THEATER-THIs EVENING, Jan.
u. 4 BACHELOR or AeTS.
Ply Jasper Lester Eems Thornton nn STEPHENS
|, PRLTTY PiECE OF BUSINESS
~ Felix. Bfoughsm Ms Car o,te Seee Mn stephens
TIE HAPPY MAN.
hy Murphy Mr.. BTosghafn 10 Mrs Conoyer
J, hbon-Bones ard PsFqpet 50 cts Family Circle . ets
!. BROADWAY THEATER---THIs EVENING,
Jan ~ be peTfcrmes The Grand 70 lestFa1 Drslns,
THE CATARAcr or THE CANOES.
RoInscn DsVdss Natal ss Vernon
NE sn'fsinsO Sl s9 spIe so S,h Ey '@e
y Crumley Mr.. Dayidse Mrs 0Tumey .Ms GoIgsnhem
,s opea - o'clock 6Oxes aud Parqaet SeRts; family
Ne ssnsj grysts bc4s' - end ~
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FREDERICK LYON is ready supply orders for his
'P''-O'O "srAG BAYp
from sndses celebrated Painting which sold for two thousand
The number will be 7aOOo which reduce
to the purchaser the following splendid GIFTS; ~,
within sixty miles Of New York containing upward Of twenty five
with sS Convenient HoS, NEARLY DT
selection Of fruit and ornamental trees Also valuable orchard Of
a WHITES celebrated HssOr. No as BTosdwsy
sPLENDD COUNTRY SEAT situated the lie fthe
York and New Haven Railroad about two hours ride the City
style with barn and other Outbunss ana surrounded with
The PGLGCE Score FAIRY COMBINATION on exhibition at
the Crystal Palace The most splendid piece Of urntus IN the
eSmLns twenty pieces q useful furniture in one valued
I9s T HhG,sTG oTs fp M may DC '0
4 81 ROSEWOOD coMBINATIoN BOOKCASE,
Castle Garden This piece Of furniture intended for those wish
and may be at SMITHS No 6 Broadway
AsPLEKDID CARRIAGE lined with blue satin duplicate of
that beautiful manufactured by WOOD T0MLlNsoN Co.
t15 5 R5edsDt FT05S and % be seen their
SOILS PIANOS, valued q 500 each.
Sc $ Sa as raS sPS a s
q SETS or ELEd4Nf FASIoG FURSiT ssch ct
satin b ocsts lie yelned At IS Q each.
G GEGHs COLI W WAfdhf each
80 GOLD PENS and CASES valued at S. es;h ~
Ice ORDERS for s. ATS White the celebrated Halter No
2l2 Broadway, Hew-York
200 WEBSrERs OUARTO DICTIONARIES unsbreged, So
each
100 SUBSCRIPTIONS to Hapers Monthly Magazine, for
loco ORDERS for Dollars worth Of Music the regular retail
prices Berry GoTdors No 297 Broadway NewYork E.
Gouds No lG4 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia.
loco GOLD PENS, valued at Isl each.
To those who purchase Engraving Numbered Receipt will be
GIVEN which will entiile the holder Share the above
valuable Gifts.
II proposed that Meeting of the Shareholders be held
convenient place NewYork Boston Phsdep Balsore
the place whore the largest number of EngavnSs shall have
told appoint Committee receive the Gifts and make
necessary srsns pigments for the distribution
Every will be faithfully fulfilled and
viii nrng the La In the FREE distribution
Of the Gifts aspeedy termination be expected.
The Tngravings be had for ONE DOLLAR each at
WHITES Hatore No az Broadway, Of Fuon-g and
L. w ABBOTTS FURNISHING No 8ii Chath. mst Y. Y
principal Hotels Music and Book throughout the
Union notices Of which will be given the principal Papers of the
places where the EDeravngs TO be obtained.
will receive immediate attention. and should
be adore ssed to /. FRED LYON, No 80 Wal-st., ~ Y
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forses, Carriages, ST.

HORSES for sALE-A pair of dark gray Horses,
years coming spring hind and seats dIsols
for family use Can for days stable 10 washington
between Coursndt and Lberys FeE farther particulars
spply % No 70 Cosgtlandtr O., Up aar
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In Press-Tweny Thousand Copies Extra
CHRISTMAS STORIES by CHARLES DICK
~ ENSTbe ChIistmas number OF Household Words contain
Ing ound Of Stories by the Christmas ere.
All who want pleasant evening home should pure ase this
the best thing Of the read the folio charming stories
from tLe pen of the ninilabls Dickens;
/. The ScBooL-BoYs STORY.
The OLD LADY's SroRY,
OyER-THE. WAY STORY
l. The Angels STORY.
s. The Scum as SIosY.
{. UNCLE GEORGE STORY.
T. The CoLoNEL's Story
8 TIE ScRoLs rs STORY
NoBoDYs
For sale BY the puhhheIs low price Of 6i
Subscribers Household Words ~ receive the above, st
The discount made 10 the trsde.
Adde'S orders 10 MoELRATH Il BARKER
Publishers No. IL Sprucest New York.
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MONTGOMERY PICTORIAL TIMES. No. II

w published THIS DAY, price cents contains
The Turk War.
Burning the Ship Great Repnbc with large ustraion OF
the calamity.
The Politician and the Publican
The New Crusade.
TIE Silk Duties.
Our LorgDette.
The Satanic Prea, illustrated -
Autobiography Of One Of Browns Young Men illustrated
Ne Of attraction. Illustrated by Belew.
Cam Won't Sing ought to be Made 10 Sing With
illustration.
The Reason Why illustrated by r. L. Hinsdae
A Ysnkees Autobiography. - -, =,
One Results the Enormous Circulation Of The Pictorial
Times illustrated by c. E. Dopler.
The Boys Of America
A Clear Announcement
The Winters Tale illustrated by Tony J0hannot
The Benedck and Bachelor
The which the Public served two Illustrations BY Bel
lev.
The Making many Calls NewYear' Day hafpsse
drawing by barley
"Get out fthatw
An exceedingly rare Epigrsm By Jones
And Of light 10 aiding mattel, fscetie, he, &c
Order o. Booksellers
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40 Wbon ii nar GOnrern.

Z AFARGE HOTEL FIRE N0TICE-Al persons
H. Who may have received any goods or keeping viii confer
ty seIcing word HUTCHIS3s No f15 8r9idEsy
THE GENTLEMAN who at DR.. Harris's held the
heed Of Dr. Bs1nings that ithey on the
So Dee viii h ohze by sending h ADDE'S 70 the father No
81 Wsst-29ihst Sew-YoTk
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rTiHE CHURCH OF CHRIST NOT AN ECCLE-
Il sIASTICIsM LETTER A SEcTARIAS. By HENRY
JAMES. l2ulo- paper = cents
jet Published;
yASCONSELOS-A ROMANCE y NEwWoaLD. BY FRANK
CooFER. la cloth - IS -
LIMO coth. 81 - - -
ART AND INDUSTRY. AS REPRESENTED N THE EXHI-
BiTICN OF TIE CRYSTAL PALACE By HORAcE GREELEY
limo paper, 20 cent? cloth fne payer 81
= MONTH IN ENGLAND. BY HENRY 7. TUcEERAAS. limo
cloth, 20 cents
On Saturday
THE PHILOSOPHY or PHYSICS Or PROCESS or CREA
IivE DEVELOPMENT By ASDREw BRowS sv0- cloth q p.
10 Press;
PROFESSOR MAURIcEs LECTURES at King. College on En-
gL Hi-;oy English Literature and EeclssiIc History
lane cloth. j. : HEDFIbLD Nos ITO And II Sassaust
4 SONG for the FIRESIDE-'I AM LONELY
IA WITHOUT THEE" Soas Published By JoLLIE, No
so Broadway.
rIyHE RNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE end Will
LISS MUSICAL WORLD both f1rEished for 81 Now the
to suieoite volumes with January Ad
SAMUEL HUEsrON
WPK. DEY0.
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Cost ano found.

FOUND A GOLD LOCKET, which the owner
Obtain afriesti0n ANDREAS son, Coal Yard No.
g. 0resnwich-4v
I AND WARRANT LOsT-No. IL ,29) for 81 acres.
~ being lost has been fled Laad Ocs Of thu
lnted stats Of the samesd application will b. made for
duplicate in due time. ji2 law3~rh'
I 0ST-Lost or mislaid, BOND Of the New York
~ Central Rarosd Co. No s7S for Soo The public
toned ssarss nesotairg ssid bond
CARPENTER yERniLYE, No. ~ v1silst
4 OST-In or near Wallst, q small PACKAGE, sd-
~ drttsed the Union Bank Rochester rhe faAsr will
literally rewarded leaving the with the Continental Aak,
No u WAllst.
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This part includes four Of En,ayus costing about $50
promised originally The whole
this part exceeds 900 and the pdce fixed
safely asserted tina the cheapest work well as the
mos vsuabe its kind Issued this
The uadupe Pan and supplement completing the work will
b. hich the of the work
viii Subscribers therefore requested complete their
sets wi hout oelay. G.P. PUTNAM 4 Co, Publishers
No park.n
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JONES's GREAT GIFT EXHIBITIONS
PANTOsCOPE OF CALEDONIA

IONES's GREAT GIFT EXHIBITIONS
rvr.v gASToscoFf oE CAL, o. y, a,,,,
EVERY 15s, tGrSG GIf = I FOR t? The fEoPLE
the Gis perfectly fair honorable aud legal
whereby SS worth 81 pLopeTty VII % gwen 10 the
CIGNOR BLTTZ.-EXTRAORDiNA ATTRAC-
- TON Come nd Laugh all hearts happy Stgyvssat
Institute No $50 Broadway Periorm,nces Every EDESlNa
Musical and Amusing Entertainment the City consisting
Of VENTRILooIIsd sPlRIT.RAPPING MAGIC, and the
vI'HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART.
collection the moS complete made by one person OF
oo Meuui Perusino Leonardo vinc Raphael COrresgo
Titan Dome Dickpo Salvador Rosa Velquez, Muro Rabens
Claude Lorraine Sir Joshua Reynolds HOgarh West Geuz aud
Horace vernet- No s45 Broadway. Admission Is Cents
DHlLHARMONIC SOCIETY-TWELFTH SEA
that viii bs given absrnacs
SATURDAY the l4h of January The reaeas Tor the Con-
viii be held the above mentioned place the day
iOococi NJ tickets procured the music Of
Messrs sCHARFeNeERG LUIS No ~ Broai wsy and Mr.
precisely. BY order. l. sPlEl Secretary
TWO GIFT EXHIBITIONS DAILY,
At and o'clock ? NJ Of the
ATAcADEMY HALL No. 60 BROADWAY
10 afford ample opportunities TO purchasers Of
the worth ote by sur witnessing the BIZ
"a nothing Of their shares N the
Distribution of the LOCO, GELS, ..
Academy Hall No. COS Broadway;
Lovejoy.s Hotel, Pais-Iew;
Howe's Cough Candy Depot No 1855 Chathbnst'
Cat,elPs Drug Store. No. l5s Futoa-st Brooklyn
svrEklNTESDEErs oTFicE, Cfsstal Palace, Dee 20 -
VNHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
kshso0 wiz remain open daily during 'hs winter from 10
Chl6TeD under eenS
J. 81 B2rCmEIDER Acting 81 pa,itsndent
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DARNUAfs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID GENERAL TOM THUMB,
Beyond all question not only the most popular but the
SMALLEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
JUST TWENTY TWO YEARS or AGE,
ONLY TWENTY-EIGHT INCHES HIGH,
WEIGHING FIFTEEN POUNDS
Beside the usual
COMEDIES, FARCES, &c
Gen. TOM THUM8 will appear EVERY AFTERNOON II 8
o'clock and EVERY EVENING o'clock all
MONDAY 9th SATURDAY 18th January, 1854 in his unique
performance the most imaginable well as the most
treOrdinAry witnessed.
Admience whole the Girafes the Bearded
Lady well the Performances 25 cents children under
TO- M cents seats in the first balcony and paquee 2c extra
CIRCUS No. 81 Bowery.--Boxes, 25 cents Pit, l2i
~ cents; Reserved Seats 50 THIS EVENING and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON brilliant Entertainment First night
Of Mad SHERWOOD, the great Equestrienne. HERR Won
SPRINGLER his aordnary Sixteen Acts in the Ring
Performances commence at O'Clock
The Original
GEO. CHRJSTY and WOODS MINSTRELS,
" No IA Broadway, above Howard st.
Open Every Evening During the Week.
II Wood Business Manager.
George Chrkty stage Manager
Doors g. to at " o'clock Tickets Is CENTS
pUCKLEYs SERENADERS, Chinese Hall, No
ID $50 Broadway open every night MONDAY January and
all this week, the celebrated Bureque M JULLlENS
ORCHESTRA introducing the American Quadrles" nc, 6c
also Songs Operate Choruses Dances &c &c Concert
al ~ O'clock. Admission Is ents.
ID E r HAM OUTDONE E.
Il LYONS GIFTS
FREDERICK LYON is ready to supply orders for his
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The Treasurer "The Society Relief of Poor Wild
with Small Children" gratefully acknowledges the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

The Young Mems Missionary Association of the VI.
3. Church In New.York and yicinty.-A msens OF the
Association will be held at the Mission Rooms Mulberry
A. FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. l3 at y o'clock By order,
JOHN BENTLEY SecretarY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

To- At
IN and Growth Of Vegetation
Prof MAPES viii serwsd explain the plan of Elevated
Hallway for the relief Of Broadway invented by john Rand ESD
ErrrAted by Uodel
Members aud their families free. CHAS. Il. DELAVAN,
NJ Iart Con ittaa