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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Ihe only
sal Alec LIVING SEA TIGER and LINING SLoin ,,o..
II MONDAY June ~ 1854. In the ENENINo. AZ 1890
The Dams Of RAFEAELLE AFTERNOON Ats O'CLOCK
lthe LOTTERY TICKET md BAMBOOZLlNG -.
The BAPPY FAMILY and all the other Curoses 10 De seen rs
usual, without extra charge.
IS Children under 2 First Balcony and
fGquet l2le extra
MISS EMILY OLDFlELD the LITTLE FEMALE
Nj DRUMMER aud VOCALIST. gives CONCERT THIS
iMondayl EyENISG in the TEMPLE HEw HAvEN and on
WEDNESDAY EVENING a, BAILIEs HALL, al BRIDGE
PORT
hONETTTs ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS and
Al the CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
No. $50 Broadway, near the - Nicholas Hotel
Open EVERY NIGHT a. O'clock,
4 WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Al o'clock
nl comprise se nous ana Oone
and ht DANCING Race Course Exercises the Monkey
sboseis truly beautiful Chemical inufion ,d, o. Gents,
open o'clock commencing az ADMISSION - Gents
shildren half price. Reserved Seats ioi Ladies -
Deepening of the AMERICAN ART UNION
tll EXHIBITION ROOMS, ..,,,o -,
No BROADWAY on WEDNESDAY ENENlNol 'upe q
wa,erbury's immense and agnhoent hepese 4,
lhers Struggle for American lnde pendenee fn
Gev after emineDiy successful tour tnTouy o
cs oMsser Benon English inc Sr ~
koRUMMER introducing into the principal battle scenes H w
I<saed nj atrial and patriotic music with wonderful enec-
Doors open 7; curtain rses AT o'clock
n Waterbury, Gin Tickets admit 10 all performances
IN ECTURES ON MENTAL and PHYSICAL Phil
LIZ OsOPHY-Dr b. BROWN WILLIAMS viii lecture and ei-
Mediums the In spirioas
70 Blocker BIiding corner Beeeter and on 10
"a DR. w respectfully extends challenge 70 any leading Va
~ 10 the United reute practically sud te9feeAuy M
stona explanations presented Doors open a. t Lecture
Feoeh Tfeies TO deffsy expensef ~ 9shH'
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Mem Oscillations.
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6perial Notices.

The Presbytery Of Delaware will hold their
e Presbyterian Church head Of Delaware the SECOND
TUESDAY tlSthD Of June. at o'clock . -
1 New-York. Young Mems Christian As-oriatiOu.-A
paper CONTRIt UIIONs TO BIBLICAL KNOWLEDGE
tROk THE RUINS OF NINEVEH will se read before
their Rooms Irs tue MONDAY EVENING
jane H. at O'Clock by the Rev LEONARD w BACON Of New
Haven. The public ladies ncaded) invited present
4 HOWARD CROSBY, President.
Alumui Of Dartmouth College.-The ALUMNI Or DART
MOUTH COLLEGE will College Chapel WEDNES-
DAY the 46h July O'Clock r. NJ for the
organizing ON other
vel, MAY 81, 1854 JOEL PARKER
i SAMUEL DELAEO,
ALPHEUS CROSBY, SCOm Of Alumni.
] EDWIN ID. SANBORN.
I
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Mr. WIN II. FRY and Mr. G. ?. BRIsTow.
VIII contribute Of their latest worts
NJ. JULIEN
Has composed = panon The American QusIile'
GRAND DESCRIPTIVE PIECE
entitled
THE FIREMENS QUADRILLE.
Notwithstanding the outlay by the Organization Of
Musical Congress. Directors compelled By the Of
the charter to fix the price Of admission At
FIFTY CENTS.
RESERVED STALLS
Under the Dome In the West Nave fronting the Orchestra es
.tc
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OMNIBUS FARE REDUCED to THREE CENTS.
" Prom the the Pare Fulton Ferry
through alp Pearl Chatham BoEery and Sd sv 70
In BULLS HEAD LINE mnihuss, vii
be Three CeEi Fare beyond Of i
Ct esnta-Nsw-YorE. Nay % 1854 J. d. MILLS.
CECRET CORRESPONDENCE; or HOW 10
- WRITE VISIBLE LETTERS. | will send the following
and Instructions 10 address the receipt cents
How 70 W!ite Invisible Letters.
How % render the visible az will
The Magic Telegraph, &c.
How 10 " rite Secret Letters 70 ESCAPE Detection.
How Lette that else able 20 rad or
&c.
The above panied With valuable Information never
before reTsd 70 the public. IL will be mail 10 any
rat the Uuse states and Csnsdas for only twenty
fr~-sss '-Ts''scl J GOOD Msuche.,eY Pa
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TO FARMERS and DAIRYMEN.-After several
yeafs have discovered the
seetness Of BUTTER that has become rancid Be
Aso con tee receipt thEoss which Butter hat COMMONLY
from II 70 - cents b. sod FOR the highest price Is
81 oens Beth viii Be by mail recept post paid
y D. The hTst 10 Or y pounds vii tie
J. ARTES, New York Post-OfHce
VALUABLE DISCOVERY Entirely unknown
70 the pubeOd Cane AoAs rendered delicious a
simple but curious with AID Of
I've gallons barrel
By .eye experience In Cincinnati tie sbrbr has
Tie great value Of Thu discovery which be ofefs one 90
,sesp Of +i pad Address W. H. CARMAS, "syHe''Hs'
Warren County, Ohio
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THE PROGRAMME.
With will be selected the sacred and CLASSICAL ese'
~ ha ., Masters will include selections from The following
works: u.Srrr,s MESSIAH
HAYpN's CREATION.
MozARTS REQUIEM
,nr,ssouy,s MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
SEBASTIAN BACH's cRUclFINoS
RrrTuOyENs RUINS OF ATHENS
sPoHR's LAST JUDGMENT
BFETHOvENS CHORAL siMfioNi'
RossINrs STABAT MATER
FKLIcIEN DAviD'S DESERT
MENDELssOHNS FUGUE IN hiNoN
MEYERBERR's OPERA OF LIE rAofhEiE
and
LES HUGUES0Ts.
RossINrs GUILLAUME TELL
aEd
NOSE IN EGITO.
WAGNER'S TASHHAUSER 81
HECTOR BERLIoZs ROMEO GUILErTA
And, for the First Time in Amencs,
MEYERBEERs INCIDENTAL MUSIC
THE TRAGEDY OF sTRUENsEE.
THE complete wsfkl
Fuil. eestsor, the asirgSshes American Csnposen
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A NEW and Val ABLE BOOK

l. w II 4 l. L a ID Il T. ID " ~ N
~ FOR ARCHITECTS BUILDERS. Etc
kEW YORK CRY l. PA Ia e.
ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING.
By CAEsTENsES and Gas Architects Of the
Buiding
With oil color exterior View and SIX large Plates containing
Plans and Details the Working Draw
u
United Siars coSTFNrs:
Introductory General Description Of the Budng
Founeal.; Colarus Gcsrs Arches AID fsnsh. stas.ss;
Roofs Panels Water Table ana Base AOdiDzs Top
Modins. Arches Windows; Towers The Dome NiiJws
sId Door Railing; Noudugs u the Columns Additional
ArTerdX LIST Of Ofic-r Juries Contractors sc
Published b. RIkER THORNE Co.. No l29 Fulton New
YORK
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Publshei this day.
A SIII IYl TAI OF TIE OIL DEN

4 sHIEYi TALE OF THE OLDEN TIME.
n original American Romance, BY A.. 2 Dupuy sathor
Of Cor.pstor Florence Separation Prstes Daash
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dent vivid descriptions Of occurred during the
glorious days Of the Revolutionary Wa auhor whose
ise guaranty Of the interest Of the work Wewren
srces Of the Revolution will always nd them
selves the Of the American reader tDpa,eh
thrilling Of the Revolutionary times in which fSue
some prominent Of the period Amons others
the gallant Monisomevhss enhrned in the hearts Of
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should place among historical
Ct tile days that tired men. souls" News
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800 Copies in -Four Weeks.
4 UTOBIOGRAPHY of HUGH MILLER-New
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personal narrative deeply interesting and instructive
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Of home lie N Oh. almost be cassed with Wilson," ~
Published by GOULD LINCOLN
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IN PRESS and will be READY IN FEW pAic,
1 MORE WORLDS THAN ONE; TIE CEsED o. ~. PhILoso
rs.n ,yp TEE Horn rHg cskIsrt.s by s gs'a
ROBT CARTER BROTHERS, Nc ID f'esa"sy'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

TIE SprRrr RAPPERs AT WASHINGTON We
zee that Mrs. Fish, one Of the ringleaders of
the female spirit rsppsrs, is busy at work among
Ne spirits at Washington. There is y fine field
srr her vocation in that quarter just now. If
she can call up thespirit Of Gd1phin, and make
him rap out the fate Of the Gadsdcn treaty-if
abe can bring up the spirit Of Henry Clay, or
Daniel Webster, or John O. Calhoun and per-
susde him 10 tell what is to be the upshot Of
the Nebraska question to the Cabinet, to the
administration, to Douglas, Cass, Houston,
Everett, Seward, and all concerned, she may
command her own terms for the precious in
hrmation. But il she can only induce "Old
Hickory" in his spiritual character, to get un-
osr the table, and rap-rap-rap what Is TO De-
come Of Young Hickory" and what Jonn
cochrane has done with the Scarlet letter, she
will relieve large number of people ofa vast
snount Of anxiety, suspicion and suspense
viii Nss. Fish, while she is about 1t, think Of
tAese things; and, for our information here in
New York, will she be good enough to call
up the ghost of some defunct member Of Con-
srsss to tell us what has become Of Colts
latent extension to enable him to manufacture
ysvslycrs for the British army, and what the
Senate intend to do with the Herald for the
publication Of Marcy's confidential letter on
oar foreign policy upon coats and breeches.
Let us hear from the rappers at Washington
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Wisd series OF sxperiments -seks has.
vlAhA few been brought b. bear practically
yrsek Of eensdsrss sss The brig Charles Kershaw no.
6g At TIE foot of gers street. hss heeu aise BY ths
Vscsss entire Very great facilities Aord
BY this discovery the business Of wrcckng This
pAxatus portable 10 taken from place 70
place wishcut great consists OF Rags oals
ssne,s made Of Of neiA rubber And oshs
axeens the wreck under water aAd being rapidly nssd
wA gases from retert they rise 20 the
fAee bearing the wreck out Of the water In sh stase
thsy form afadlen ~ II were which the wrecs lies,
a DO led into dock hsrbor osny has been
sssasd With capital Of nfy shoussAd dollars 70 employ
Anss the of6cs Of nssrs kt-sod wal
~ Pfesidsnt Of Mercantile MAI ne Insurance. Company;
Snpsny yamssM Hicks merohsns IL south street; snd
sH AAs present ~ tho Of South and Pae streets
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court Calenaar-Thas Day

Court Calcnaaf-Thns Day.
suyx1D Oouu-aeSsral Ierm --Adjourn.d TO Monday,
= eop,equence Of the illness OF Hoo Judge Norris
HUrxnn C0uRS-Orcuit Mos. coo 800, 100, l,l8s,
IA 100 Is2 1885, 2ol, 2cS. ls7, 2os, ALL ITO, Da 2oA
- a4S 2o7
M 272 l37 a. 1877, 100, 261 aTa. 46 497: az, 1885,
II. Ss8 to $50 684 to $50 680 to 647
Osnou PIlAs Nos 827 70 8A, Ill, %. 66, 81, W.
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IIrNRY n. Lids. AucTIoNRKR "a EarrEL

uENRY w. LElDs, AUCTIosRER. 0ENTEEL
III household furniture suite covered In III 4
ocs,s and other vloass farr isurs .hs properly q
20 viii cell spctioH Thrrsdsy the Esd bstsns
oclsok rs Nrcer street. Fourth gsnt.~i
furniture vsPaytr suits sofas Airs arm
sewing 40, covered In crimson and silk cs'se
nster esrIets troeAtse window curtains ard tssso
lace under do GENRE tables srbis tcps carved
rosewood eiessns china eioet ,ass ssou thirty
oil psinpss Ia rich bsol slor suit 10 and
fs vtvt window and lace curtains 70 nateh pr gssscs
nsnei Ornaments and other rsrlor furniture. bedroom
wilton carrets rossrood otuts be- stead a1d
tSt Turkey red eursirs retewod dressl baiesa doa
BILE wsshtsr DO marble tor pier psses fofss obsr
do covered In rstsd brocssie closk, ssbit ats
opIge, blast walnut mahsssry bedroom frraitufs
etremes ttts bsad sofss tables ain ,n
an6 other ont fsBcy ehns hitch ell
cloths ha smr hat rack kc &c ali In coed srder aud 10
be ecld without re- eve.
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OFFICIAL AUCTION sAJE.-ANTUorY j. BLEECK
- erwin tel suction; on 1hursSsy Perjury Is ~ IA
NJ At the bereksr W. lychspge by order heirs and
eeutors Of Jshn Lvr tcB deceased the following dear.
able Irspsry la Luans street, No. los str e.
And rss IS 80 S1 9h Rvinwton street. Ter mans an
ess.suIsy sspy 2 ss No Broad rss o. 70
XAAH:S J. GAAHx1IeeNl Ayeyxey, a.. ~ Jghr a.
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EIEnkY 3. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.--H. II. LEEDS A
III 90. VIII sell ~ auctsn Thursday 2i and Friday
a Esssnts A. o'eott A. NJ =. The sales room No.
all Yeet superb sale Of bron from tho Cryss Palace
The finest co ctsn offered in this ety. Of which
Ave taken TIE nrst medal 70 be ro6 BY order Of the Willie
Monasne Zine Brorzs Company Of Belgium and Frsues,
oonsssrs Of aiase assortment superb vases coups
so,s oups and figures Of large and All Ies ornsm ned
9TH RED by figures and grour
hsures Ipssentns peace and war bone dresser on nsoe
bae rich In ait ~ silver do; IN gold and sill
ver cancissticts to styles ard devices
very slsgAnt groups Of hsur AZ the bsh 6rurss fapo
leB gtoa and Napoleon Third horses aud ot
snimt g ups Of deer large sils tupeLson
flower and bAhss elegant chan dssr pair magui-
ncsns large With bss reet f.ures up sstyr gss
hutners egant large card receivers supported by hSurs
Ac., This the sse IN this ths
extensive masufsetorv, ard will be we'll worthy nspeo
ton They viii be ready fer examination two days before
the sale.
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Married.
On Sunday evening" Feb. TO- by the Rsv Mr. wllstt At
~ rsddsnse, No. sos Broome street. Mr.. 0nosas W.
nASW1 70 niss MATILDA JAHD DomHsox, IN of this din.
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WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.

IReNsIDEs CHAPTER, NO. Il. o. U A.-kEnBsRs
81 ss = M. "
Kcsnsday u: ga in; :. 81 9'..o. A. jea !. sae
ali msmSsrs TIE rdr whose resi- esspss are AZ
AEARIos CHAPTER. o. u A.-rHs ANNIvIRsARY
w Of shs birthday o. ws,hnsscn w,ll b ss!:sr.sss x
hanah Bss stree, ps Hys s,.ass ga ss
ssEsss BrooiiSn. The Rs, Nc. Iuskp,, Of nav YoTi,
" es ss y sss.:p ire. We . .:..:s
1-A-' :, '''' ~ '' wv. 3. LEWIS, Chairman.
NorlcE-To THE osFIoKss AID nIHBlRs OF
a . s:
Ts WsestsI street. !ec.s:n 10. hsiJ IN wss.ssa,y n
a: ss.s ~ 4 Ss.sa .'' '''
O. ys :. r.
twenty ssena Of ,hs Father q
W.sssly ri.es = h 10 s'eosi 4. n. Ana NOV;
I.:. sIsi:,:s s;yssy -, sss:,. 4. A.s =.
n anS Sens sas Isas ~ e
y'r yssr Grand ~. s.' cap e. HsM: Ati Nv
James P,,ie e.. a lher 'r ssrss sTS Robert
Usysie.ss IA shsi Matthew Ii is.ss 4id.. Jehn =.
a. y. GA Ss sra P.:s Craze .:
day at s.d ss sy e
Second dyilienhsrshat; Aid. Jersey dele CATION;
Connecticut delega NaS esss Aslos Psnnsyi.
vania dele gation; Cslfornis dsley alton.
Third division. -karshsla A q. BoEAk Aids, Augustus
chsp.I nsss:. ssst;
military esoor Cclumt IA CHAPTER No bxnd misrJ g.
cort; funam Chapter No s, Eranklia Chapssr, No. o.
Fourth diysi n MARSHAL, James a Van Rrunt Aida.
0eerGe W. Koomo and Jsaes Dunn Band military tseort;
PaudigG Chapter No. TO- Ccusn ental Chapter No.
sosi CHARTER No. ii Le;ins'oa Chapter. No. II; Ssnd;
FIFTH division -harsh,i Joseph seuder. Aids, W. n.
Emit. and Jacob A. Rome HAld militia escors Charter
Oah Chapter, no. 81 woodruff Chapter, No. al Bunker
Chapter So hand military esoort Ja'pss Chapter
So kspueliesn chapter No. 80; Tapn.n chapter No. 40;
New York Chapter NO Al Husv Chapter No. a. RPlu.
ribus Uprm Chapter, Nc. a.
sxth d vision Marshal b. BsIden. Aids, O. Pow
Chapter No. III tnerssn Chapter, No 4s band; military
saoit; Wayne Chspe No. So bane; military escort
pire Chapter No 6 ktntauk bapter 20; Henry Clay
chapter, No 81; Flusbiry Chspser No 6 Nathan Hale
chapter, Ne TO- srcokyD Chs pier, NJ. IS
teenth street, through Fourtesnsh 70 THIRD avsnue, down
Third and Bovery Grand through
BroAd~sy down BroAawsy 10 Cn.u strsss, through
snd Chsthsm streets the ssst OF the Park
will be reviewed By the sayss Common Coanoi aAd
thence pfocs cd down Brosdw ~ TO Caste Garden.
The exerafes IL tho Ga dsa v ~ o'clock.
ard consist Of Grafton ~ JACOB Broome ESQ., GRAND
chem OF the CHANGER, Of The stss Of Psnnsyvsns and
other srprorrste xercsss Tho vocal muo viii be ubdss
the direction OF heffrs Nash and George H. Csrsis
assisted by large viii produce foi
the hrst time, original ksionsl od W Liberty Inssru
mental music By the fourh s. ArsIers sand from Port
Hamilton The dctrs will be thrown epsn II O'clock
By orem Of The Committee q Arssrg,
WV W. OSBORN. Chairman.
CHAs = CILDERsLHGvE Secretary
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How shall knew thee In thst.sphers
which Keeps she diem bodied spirits OF The dsadf
Anal mortal answer 80 poSts Queston Bus We
new how keep alive the beloved Of
onAs while Yemain beniad Is BY t,ose Of SRI
psrtsits ono, We pre- ths painters
fs pcnoiling that ROO OF received che premium the
Cyyta Palace Gallery day sd evening ~ Ss3 Broad
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ID ATe-RA1S.-TH1RE WILL Bn HELD This Evuu
N Ing s2t Broadway Of ths rat ksiSs sbsA
has tsep held this season. A0tsnen win psSss noS
srgst ahsiT black ~ ~ dsc. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

0eoond.hand Pianos, nearly equal 70 Ne W
-1ARse Of Gilbert Go o u aassf,Td Burh's
- Darnors and Of NsvhAs for sas 81 bargain
Ia No SIS Breaavsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Drady's Prize Pictures ut ehe Worlds Fair
- 1851 and 1T the Crystal Palace 1885,
- bic sasry $50 Broadway psoas salson
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Horace Waters, No 333 broadway, has q
large OF superior Rslodsons wholesale
% retail ~ very low prices 70 suit some purchasers.
DsAshly payments taken.
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Diseases OF the Lungs and Throat. and
sr suceessul Treatment BY halsson AZ
yapcrs" by hobart HUNTER, ND. rish Gu rsprssspt
e tie nshls tubes ubscies cavities ia ths lunrs
Me luhhipK INSTRUMENT Just puhiifhed fov aIs a. tbs
svoh stores Al ths oos The sushor ei
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HRNRY II. JEEDs. AUCTIONRER-H. III. LIEDs /
IL Co. will sell At auction Ahis day A. o'clock, ~ thsr
IAirtr entire invoice Just received from urope
and consisting OF fine original Belgian piotnres by the
celebrated artist viz ChAIop ayrc Of Berlin, Bosh Rob
bins eohn Fowler and others Of equal celebrity ass
pies 70 order Of the great orisnss Of nuro 1tin, O.
Doloi Rafaes and others also, invoice
count Of modern french pictures copper ak and glass
originals BY sPssee, Dnon, Caroline La iJos
and others 81 which we'll orthy attention OF the
public and conpoisseurs Atl2 O'Clock tbe salssroo
shares mining stocks. -
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n OF U.A-ooNTIvENTAL CH ApTsg NO. la-rHu
W. members OF this ohsptey, ard al moubefs Of th0
order who wish 70 join vh nersby notified meet
At room E7 Bowsry Wednesday morning. February
~ o'clock TO form in procssion osisbraSs
dsy OF immortal Wsshnstoa Pnnetual As,sudsnes re-
quested. By orderof Jos. LAbUYT1AUx taohem.
j.. ". LAwnfT, G. q.
TIE JOINT sPEoIALcoMsIrrEg OF THs BOARDS
Of Aldermen and Coupci celebrating tho anui-
vefsary Of the birsLdAy of Ges George WshinGon
nouDce 70 thor fellow citizens sis foosins programme Of
Az Abe Veteran Corps Of Artillery Will Ere Aausa.
81 salute on the BEttery
soos roan sauts II thirty ssns viii b. arsA
In front Of the City hall In tor Of ths Of WISH
II gton.
AZ I2L ocloct, p n, the Common Council vul review
the procession Of the order Of unted Americas b ont II
vie BAL
the evening u. cry Ball VIM b lunIssssl
and grand dlhy 81 Iockes will take place under The u
psrinis denee q Isaac Eese Jr hnio arssst
The proprietors notes shit ping psT0
repeatedly requested oolors raised
~ masthesd dur ing the day.
ArDrnxrw.
4. ssH ME-, ShAimAn. q, II. Tueser Chairman,
Fred rrye, YIN Bosrdaep.
Charles J. Holder, WIN ssrd.
II. IL mbark, w.. n Drake,
job N hcClsve. Ilsn usfrlck
joint Committee Celebrating tao Birthday Of Wash.
fnrton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

De dsAyrhs las, f tae building will BE-
Ay1eea the 26h February 1884 sir hundred beausful
Asnstsads fer only fifteen dollars eAoh for sale In
sssuSmE 70 each subscriber four building lots, % BY 90 feet
OF from two 70 twenty and all for Sl5
s IN nsts msnts We invite readers call
sna take share Of pleasant homs-bs your
IN lAndoid ard pay rsat cnly 70 yourself. Apply 70
ChAo. yOD 10 broadvsy, whore maps ana pamphlets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22
EDWARD SINTZENIuH
Late Chief Statesmen OF II. ii. Leeds 4 Co

ALERT H.. NICoLAY, AUcTIoNEER A. Il.
"A NieolAy o.. will sci ~ auctsn Friday February
a. ~ IL ooloot ~ the sales ROOM 100 Broadway 800 msls
canary birds. from the Harts Mountains Germany per
steamer Washington, all warranted n Cd singers Also
about 60 female ssnars and splendid nghtus Ales
will b sold 10 the highest bidder Each bird separate
cage. A. II. NICOLAY,
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
Late Chief Sal Tman Of n. H. Leads Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

WAETID-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W young wcmtn 40 ohambermAid and waiter or cham.
brvork and fine washer and ironer would
tcn to DO housavork for small family. oity fefr
Plsate call A. l Amity street. eixse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Carpets up ToWn.-It II well known that
ne carpet $50 Bowsry long
I'D snd proverbal for s uniform aad cheap prcss
49, = q you,ssM n.sSss WSISHr RaILRY SSus
aAdsd their fpe stock M fashions for spring which
vy beautiful cAly the pAtsrns q paror carpets
yaes nats clio sths Ladiss vii ma very convenient
end handy bssds great saving In expense 70 call 81 $50
0ewsry. near Great Jones street.