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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

DARKER GUARDS-FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Parker Guards will be held at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms $50 Broadway, on Monday evening, Jan. 8.
HUGH 0'HARE, Secy. JOHN BROWN, Chairman.
THOMAS GEoRGE, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

~ UARDIAN ENGINE COMPANY NO. 20 BAIL-THE
" nineteenth annual ball Of the Guardian Fire Engine
Company, No. 90 WILL in consequence of the destruc
ton Of the City Assembly Rooms by fire. take place at
the Apollo Rooms of Forty fourth street
and Sixth avenue, on the evening" Monday, jan
nary 1855, and the tickets will be taken at the
door. GEO. G. BROWN, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

VITANTED.--A FINE UPPER PART OF A MODERN
w built house, with separate kitchen, or a small
$3.50 stating rent and description Of house References
required and exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

ELEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF MANAHAN'S C0RNEI
- Band, will take place at Tammany Hall on the 18th
inst Tickets ST. be had at the door the even
ing Of the bah, and Of Thos. Manahan, leader, go
Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

HOTELS.


COIIJSS HOTEL PARl JOfis Win BEDRoOMs 10
~ let most reasonable terms With board, A. tha
Collins Hotel foot Of Canal street. directly opposite @,
lin = lin. OF steamers. Stages and cl5ss
to the door, making II most convenient,
TAIIMAS MApFi PrOprietors
II oIDRID6E's HOTEl. TsI AND 1859 BROADWAY
III corner Of Clinton plAos-coDdsct sd on ths Lgfo.
Y~an plAn-oers unsurpassed accommodations " fsnsl
lies or ind yidus Ia rant Of bAndsosy Furnished ani
neatly Kept apartments, with without board, at
reasonable rates and vhsrs all tbs comforts Of 9ast
New England tous be epioJed
M HOTTl., ~ Ann sr1a1T, MAR BROAD
Nl vay--Every thing D.at and new. . keopomy aud
ercclsncen i the motto. Furnished by the night
or week al 20 cents 10 strangefs permanent dodgers
Bar aud billiard ~ the FIRST class Open AL night
fer the accom- osat!on u ~ patrons.
WORK FAMILY HDTH. INV Bf,iisiE sTfsI1sr,
i LudgAt. lin, LondOn.--T1ie ahoys houss 10 cen.
traIly situated, has eEeel.nf coffee room, ton
twelve private sitting iS,xten forty and hftJ
light, AIRY be.poms, good smoking room, warm coli
and shower baths, always ready night porter 10 At
tendance. bxtd eharre f0r servants The Nes fors
Herald Il He'd. THOMAS QtAfTFRMAfSE (Also proprl.
einf Of che and soeytOr snf ELip TsycHs OTsa
wieh) tenders his yrAietll thanks % b. Ancriean
frens for the iayars he long ebloyeI ., thsf
hanis and solicit their oonanusd patronage And reco
u~ndaiion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

VITANTED- THOUSAND BUSHELS o.
w shells, delivered at Port Richmond Staten Island
for cash delivery fohe whole part not es than
ZOO bushels Address proposals 10 secretary Of Port
Richmond and Fresh XIII Plank Road Company Rich.
moud " r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

yIyHE COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO MR.. c. WRIGHT,
Il by his pupils and friends, which to have been
given at the City Assembly Rooms, Jan. Is, will, in
consequence OF the destruction Of that edce be given
at the Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broad ~ay, Mon
day evening" January Is. Persons holding tickets for the
18TH informed that such tickets viii not be resolved
ut the door, They will be exchanged application to
the committee Tickets will be sold at the door the
evening Of the ball.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07
THE BALL SEASON.

HtEIEBRATION OF THE FORTTETH ANNIVERSARY
~ of the Battle of New Orleans.-Grand annual ball
II the Tammany Society, at Tammany Hall, on Monday
evening" JAM 1855. The most extensive preparations
have been made to render the occasion of grea,
t<rest. The spacious bathrooms in old Tammany have
been deliberately decorated with beautiful embems,
banners and flags of all nations, also large and
magnificent painting of the Battle Of New Orleans,
ecuted for the splendid band OF music has
been engaged. Invitations have been sent to dis
tinguished men throughout the Union, and to the
officers of the army and navy, many Of whom have
sgnifed their intentions Of being present. Especial
rapgements have been made for the accommodation of
the ladies who may honor the society with their presence
that evening Tickets, which are limited, can be OBJ
tanned at Tammany Hall, or from the Sachems and
officers OF the society.
ELIJAH F. PURDY, Grand Sachem.
STYPHES c. DURYEA, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can FIND
4 good rooms, with fun board at - Vest Tscnty-
second street the house Ia strictly first class In the
fullest sense but parties o. the arst respeetabty
need apply dinner At ~ O'Clock References required
and given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

SECoND ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW or THE
- National Society for the Improvement Of Domestic
Poultry.
NEARLY $500 CASH PREMIUMS
Which viii be held during the week iroH Monday,
January H. to Saturday January 10 1885, inclusive Ia
BARNuMS AMERICAN MUSEUM,
and will include the exhibition OF all kinds rare choice
and costly iowls-Pea Fowls Ducks, Geese, swans,
Fancy Pigeons, Gold and Silver Pheasants, &c.
The First Annual show Of this Society prese nted a
truly SURPRISING collection OF valuable poultry aud the
managers determined TO make the Second Annual
pose Of the Society 10 render universally popular pur-
suit hitherto limited TO the sympathy Of few amate 1r
and thus encourage every possible improvement In u
branch Of American Industry intimately associated
with ideas Of domestic enjoyment. No charge
whatever TO competitors for the privilege of exhibiting
specimens Exhibitors admitted free. Food and water
provided for all fowls exhibition and persons to feed
for exhibition be sent after the 10th Of January
viii be taken Of II directed % the Poultry Com
mittee, American Museum, New York" All specimens
should arrive before the 10th Of January
Admission TO the National Poultry show, including all
the attractions Of the Museum aud Lecture Room, Is
". to 10 ~ =. r. BARSUM
President Of the National Poultry society
INXrRA.-wAII.ACK' y TIIEATRF.-CoNTINur D SUC.
THE SISTERS.
MASQUERADE
Don JUAN, MCSKETEFR.
II viii be played on Monday, Jan y, with
A MORNING CALL,
anil OUT ON THE LOOSE
And ON Tuesday, Jan g. with 6rst time la this Theatre
THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
and LOVE AND MURDER.
All the fayorte comedians. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

DCRroNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET mon
ID day.-first night % George Croiy's comedy Of
PRIDE SHALL HAVE A FALL,
in i've acts, with scenery, new dresses, Sc and
MOTT ExcfurSr rAIEsr.
Count ventoso Mr.. Burton; Lorenzo. Mr. FISHER; Tor
rento, Mr.. Jordan; Pistrucco, Mr. Andrews 0Shannon
Russell Count Carmine, Msrchant; Spade, Johnston
Stefano, Moore; stiletto, Holman; LazAro Gardiner
Countess ven,oso, Mrs Hughes; Leonora, Mrs Burton
New Scenery Moonlight View OF Palermo, with Ven.
tosos Chateau; Barrack Room; The Castle jail, &c.
With the laughabe farce OF SOPIiIAs SUPPER-Niss
Mccarthy, Mrs. Burton, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Moore, &c.
On wednesday--A new comicality called CiRcE AND
HER MAGIC CUP.
DOwERY THEArRE-PROPRIErO AND MANAGER,
OLP waldron; Stage Manager, Robert Josss-Pno
cents; Private Boxes, IS.
MONDAY EVENING. JAN s,
will be performed the favorite drama OF
MORAN cRElNA
2ocHISvAR.
THE SON OF COLUMBIA.
DARNuM's AMERICAN MusEUM.-REvIvAI. FOR
ID two days only, OF THE DRUNRARD, Monday after.
noon tGoLiNo, Mr.. J. r. Scott Monday evening. Msa
pey.Sss drama os T a. NE famous moral ana TEN
over one hundred and sixty successive times 10 admirng
thousandn--C W Clarke as Ed, Middleton. Evening" at
Ia, UGolINO-n which ]. X Scott and Miss Mestayer
appear; THE CoCKNEY IN CIIINA-Powbeil. Mr. Hasia-
way Abundance to all 20 cents children ten I2
cents. National Poultry Show, premiums $500, Jan.
10 to 20 1855. National Baby Show prsmiunn 81 900,
June 8, 1855.
~ 20. CHRIsTY WOODS MINsTREIS, IN CaNsY
VI quence OF the destruction Of their hail. 40 Broad
BY ne IAN HAIL. Iy'. ~ sysHSs
under the control Of
GEO a sS cnRrsry Proprietor.
ETHIOPIAN MINsTREISY,
BURIESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETC,
AfrcaniEed by the most accomplished company In the
world change Of programme every evening.
Doors open at 6hoclock; TO commence At precse
A CARD.
"A To GpoRGE N. CHRIsry.-sm--we decline taking
any questioned name. The name We perform under
is \. 2. Christy, Esq. Respectfully,
J. W. RAYN0R, Primo Basso
N. w. Gould, Guitarist.
u. MALLORY, Burlesque Dancer.
A. j vASS, Vionist
To HENRY Woop, Eso-SR--We were Woods Mnstrels
previous TO the burning OF the Hall, 4H Broadway.
Who's ncwY Yours,
FRANK BROWER, II. HUNTINGTON,
W. BIRCH, q. HENRY.
N. B.--The above party perform every night at the
On, smut street Theatre, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

UTANTED-A MIDDLE SIZED UNFINISHED ROOM,
w with without meals, for a widow lady and her
two daughters, in good ecaton not above Twentieth
street nor below Broome and convenient to Broadway
Address, stating location aud terms, which must be
moderate, TO A. NJ, Her aid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07
DANCING ACADEMIES.

SHS BROADWAY .--PROFFSS0R SARACcO III
COC world renowned teacher, begs leave 20 inform
his pupils and the amateur public that he has open~
his Appoiinea dancing academy for the instruction 81
ladies gentlemen and children In the most sh dance,
Of the cay, and at all hours, suiting them.
q POGTIANY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

A p0DwORTIis DANCING ACADEMY No. sos
IA broadway, opposite Eleventh street ~ now open
Tor the reception OF pupils who commence AZ any
time. ladies' and children Wednesdays and Satur.
days, At and +. NJ. gentlemen Wednesdays, Thurs.
days, and every other Friday, At TX PM Practising
assemblies on Saturday evenings for ladies' and gentle
Monthly soirees az usual. Circulars, containing
days, hours and terms Of instruction be had At the
academy at any time, or viii be sent by post.
nASC1NG ACADEMY, 1s7 FOURTH STREET, CORNER
~ 81 sixth ayenue--Mrs. MCFARLAND 4 nov form
ralda ieux temps gort1a rsdowa polka mAsurka, lea
patinear polka reowa schotuehe aud all other dances
IN vogue taught correctly and in the shortest possible
time Days o. tuition, Wednesdays aud saturdays
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

THE THREE NEW FIVE STORY BRICK BUILDINGS
Nos $50, 53S and $40 in Pearl street, between Elm
and Broadway win be let separately together, at
moderate terms Lease will be given Eve years In
qure at Mr. Fscher's 544 Pearl street. or 1888 Broad
way corner Of franklin street Can be occupied
datey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

ITO LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A LARGE FOUR
i story house and store, in prominent business To-
cation, west OF Broadway, In the vicinity OF Liberty
street. responsible party. The rent will be reason
able. Apply to d. W. RICHARDS 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE MAGNIFICENT
II modern built house. together with lot No 122 East
Eighteenth street price Sll 600 small place, in the
vicinity OF South Brooklyn with from ZOO to 5000
would, II desired, be taken in exchange Apply at Mr.
BkEKMAN'S, 81 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

1RS CANAL STREET, NEAR yARlCK.-w. a. II.
lOC VAN NOTES stove store-We have q largs
assortment Of the latest patterns OF stoves for sale
reasonable terms. Stoves and ranges lined with soap
stone and repaired CRATES set end repaired stoves put
up, and pipe furnished for Also, oapstone grid
oles for sale Wholesale and retail The excellence OF the
grddes consists In their requiring but geasng when
used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

poARD WAkTED.--s50 ADVANCED on BOARD IN
ID private family for gentleman and wife, between
eeeAtr and forteth street west Of broadway PLEASE
address r j., Herald ONCE (post paid) ststng terms
and location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

LNOR sAIE CHEAP-THREE NEW THREE STORY
IL basement brick houses, In beautiful and healthy
location on Fifty street, Second avenue, H.
nished in good style with all the modern improvements
wnl DO sold cheap or exchanged for good available lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

TNvENING DRAWING CLASS FOR Bf StNEsS MEN
III and mechanics, from to o, at 494 broadway,
where recent improvements have been made, and ar.
rangements for drawing from plaster casts, 6c., by
3. SCHuSTER, Professor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

LNRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D. LAGR0y,
IL $50 Broadway, continues TO receive pupils, for
thorough instruction in the French language imparng
To them the ability To- speak II with auency and correct
ness. Private classes Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

LNOR SALE CHEAP-EIGHT GANGS or SAWS FOR
II saving stone marble. Wood and iron work com
pete; best ever made In this country. u. G. STARKEY
First avenue between Twenty eighth and twenty ninth
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

TITO LET-N0. 205 RROADwAY-THE SECOND AMI
third stories Of the above store, suitable for any
light business II preferred, each story win be let sepa
Maiden lane,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07
DR0ADwAY SUNDAY CoSCERTs--
Id METROPOLITAN OPERA House

DRoADwAY SUNDAY CoSCERTs-
ID METROPOLITAN OPERA HorsR,
BROADWAY, 0rrosng BosD arRS1
Grand combination o. ali the leading musical taena
nov in the city. for the benefit Of
MIR. FRANK HCGHEs, MANAGER
:. This SUNDAY EvkNNG, JANUARY !:
FRS, appearance at he.. Concert. o. the disnsuished
volinst, MILE CAMILLE URso,
whose b ant professional career throughout the pn-
cip, cities Of Europe America Is without precedent,
MILE VICTOR CHOME
Prmn nonna 81 the Grand opera, Brussels.
MRS HENRY c. WATSON, and
MR.. GEORGE IN JEUNE
the celebrated BTitone lat" Professor and Associate oe
the Royal Academy Of Musie, london, his second ap.
p''F'n'' in ATs SR .ppsI', Sne n !sf
organized expressly for these Concerts and the ~hoIS
under The direction u Ct ve.,rup
;, Director o. Max saet'ets opera ,rouPs
parr RANK h1sn's
Overture and chorus-from the Mount
New sops c,eom. Tho stranger Js.aa
sung by Mr. George Ia Joune.
solo, Violin On Ihom,s from.,............ Doniretu
Executed BY Mile Camille Urso.
sung ii;;b BY M'iilo Victor Victor ci ;an:'
FROM the o atorIo q Judi. Maces.a."
Grand sceps-" Those Happy Days are Cone. Sysnso
Sung by Mr., Henry Watson
Grand March-fuI Orchestra ami Military BApd. sIhes
Intermission OF ten minutes.
PART n.--SIcuiAn
National Hymn of Librrty--Arranged By NJ
Julien for his present series Of con.
e.rts In London, introducing the Mar
ueilIes song Of Liberty anu the "Ame-
rican National Hymr.H
Song The Caya Her clover
| Sung by Mrs. Henry G. Watson,
solo Violin .Pasanini
| Executed by Mile Camille trso.
4 Song" when the War Trumpet sounds #. Il Jsul
| sung by Mr.. George IL JcuBa.
| fAtriatc March Good bye, Sweetheart new,
| composed by u Godfrey for ~ Jul
liens present series Of Concerts Ia
4 London.
Grand cayatna-From the Opera % /" Der
freychut1n ............ ................. Weld
Sung by NH. Victor Choms
'Iahd III HAnI
Price Of Extraordinarily I'VE cents TO all parts
Of the house Resolved seats balcony boxes 20
extra Prvat. borea may a.o be obtained appIieA-
ton 10 the treasurer at til. bor once this evening
Doors open At 81 to commence al y precisely.
yU,iCE's GfTr coscpRT-ToR TIIy BpSyyfr % Tfg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

ITO LET-THE LACE AND EMBROIDERY STORE, ga
i Broadway, Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. Pos
session lstfebruary. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

TTiCE'S GfFr COscFRT-FOR TIiE BENEFIT oF TIIR
i Poor, at the frookly Athsnnurn on Monday even
Ing January 10 Mrs. Enlma GiIlnsham Bo.t-iek, thu
American Prims Donnsj hr Frazier, the ce'sbraisf
Tenor, Mr. ti. A. Wiebe. the nne baritone, Of Ham
buTgh, and other emintnt AMI popular tAlont, 10
gagged for ~. occasion. Mr. &. Tifnm viii pr. lds At
ia. plano To make tho s, more attractive,
WIN. X will present " the patrons of tai. Concert
teen hundred and nifty dollar. worth 81 Watches evey
and variety Of fancy and us'ful articles. the
be referred 10 such committee the andlsnte ma
select for thor deposition. F1r particulars, small
bills With tho programme and catalogues snbsr.d. Tho
goods are on exhibition Al tho ewefy store - VIM. Y.
Tee, l2I Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Tickets 81. Doms
open AZ d. c0Dcsrt 10 c0mInsnes Al oclocs " B..
Persons Wishing 20 procure rrtsts wi DO well Ia eau
ana secure b.ir seats Immediately a. is c0nhd.ny
believed they r all b. add before the evening u tho
Concert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

ID ooMs WANTRD-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
HI board for the lady only where there are other
preferred: payable In advance ADDRESS note 10 Ms.
Rooms Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

DOARD AT 25 NINTH STREET.-SUTTES OF ROOMS,
ID and rooms for two single gentlemen furnished, in
n superior manner, may be- had with without board
above First class house-fnely furnished and but
few boarters taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

II receive pupils daily for instruction in the art
penmanshp and bookkeeping either In class separate
parlors. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, 1872 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

UJANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH.-A MEDIUM
w sized three story and basement dwelling house. in
brooklyn, with all the modern improvements must be
situated between the ferries and Bond street, and be-
tween Atlantic ant Fulton avenues. Apply TO CHARLES
X. MILLER, Auctioneer, 1876 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

rJNO IET-TIIE CosIM0DIOUS DOUBLE HOUSE NO. 50
Il Walker street, few doors west of Broadway, suita
BILE for business purposes well dwelling; has
baths, range, copper boiler, &c. Rent low TO APP
proved tenant. Apply to A. KURsHEEDT, 1870 Pearl st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

VITANTED-UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS, TO CON
w sst OF sitting room, two bedrooms and kitchen,
and 10 be situated in OF the numbered streets
First TO Twenty eighth between the First and second
Terms must be moderate. IL suited 10 will be
for permanency Address Henrique 373 Second avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

DOARD FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
I'D at the residence of widow LADY, the house is
of the best in Brooklyn, beautifully situated with
view OF the harbor and baya location unsupasseu for
beauty of prospect and within few minutes walk OF
Wall street and Fulton ferries 116 Columbia street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

LNoR SALE-EEvEN PLATES OF FRENCH PLATE
I lookingglass - plato los by - in l DO 122 BY
2s in. do. 81 by % H.. ado, ~ by % in do. 81 by
y in. do. IS by % in. do 40 by % in, do 20 by
- in, suitable for barrooms, &c. Apply at No.
Bridge street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

nONAIDsON's OPERA HOUSE, HorE CHAPEL, rs
II and 40 Broadway, opposite the New York Hotel.
William Donaldson, the well known and Justly popu
lar author and Ethiopian comedian has the honor
nounce TO his friends and the public that he will pro-
sent ON Monday evening, the 10th inst, at tbs pre-
tive Of Negro character attractive they shall b.
chasie Mr.. ID. viii be assisted by company Of artists
who viii avorably compete with az not surpass) any
other performers engaged In similar line ~ busi
ness Look out for Monday evening, 18th inst
DOwERY THEATRE.-BENEFTT % ROBERT JoSE-,
ID Stage Manager.
wEDsnpAy EVENING, JASuAn 10
when will b. revived the popular play of
OLIVER TWIST,
and the celebrated drama Of
TIE FLYING DCTcHMAS
Ia which pieces
MRs YEoMANs, MISS sALIIE BoswoRrH.
MR.. ILIFlNGWEII. H. SWEET MIsSsRs. CANOII,
FOX, DICK WILLIS. ETC, Ere,
and pumbcr Of other favor tea viii appear.
PLEASING AND VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
BOX book Is now open, and seats may be secured
L,RAsKIIN MUSEUM No. So BowERY, NEARLY
II opposite the Bosery Theatre. Performance every
Afternoon At ., and every evening, at ]. B
Strangers viii observe that the fransn Museum Il tho
only place in ia. United States whsec the Model Arsts
exhibited, with other original entertainments. Hs.
member No. 80 Bowery.
vJ,o ETHIOPIAN hISsTREIS WANTED, a BAND on
Il ten, who thoroughly understand their business.
Address Ethiopian, Herald ofoo stating whore inter
Wow may be had
YTo MUSICIANS, WAIVED, A THOROUGHLY COM
company yocasts Of the hrst class we'll Tie party s.
tour. address, stating name, address aud
terms clearly 10 Concert az Halls mt sic store BrOai
way, corner 81 Park place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

BOARD IN BR00KLYN-A SMALL PRIVATE FAM
ID ly would let pleasant ROOM with board, to
gentleman and wife, Location good; five minutes wall
from Fulton ferry family plain, terms moderate. Ad
dress L. 7. II , Herald Office References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

To HENRY Woop, EsQ.-Sns--wew were Woods Minstrels
previous TO the burning OF the Hail. 444 Broadway.
Who's ncwY Yours,
FRANK BROWER, H. HUNTINGTON
w. BIRCH, q. HENRY
N. B-The above party perform every night at the
On, smut street Theatre, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

u
GuRE Oh C0RSS BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. 1911
~ Bowery, east side, between Brooms and Delaney
streets. Madame B. respectfully informs the public
that she has reduced her price In ord TO enable every
to be free from PAIN, and feels confident IA pro
missing that she win corns bunons nails grown
in the flesh, &c, without causing the kast pain In
convenience. Persons be attended 20 at home or
81 Madame BIS residence. from until o'clock p. n.
nUTCH P0TATOH.-A LOT OF FINE DUTCH Pc.
tatoes just arrived from Rotterdam for sale In lots
70 suit purchasers BY X. BCRIAGE i3s Pearl street
VITORTH KS0wING-FAMfIIES WHO wHH 10
w economics can buy, at wholesale prices, stuart's
crushed ground and brown sugars; Tyson and 0olong
teas, old government Java and Mocha cofees Irish and
Scotch whisky London porter Scotch ale, sderberry
wine, champagne, port, sherry and Madeira Ia wood
and bottle from McLOUGHIIN Ms9ffANE,
81 Fulton street.
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DRICKs AFIoAT, IN GOOD ORDER, FOR SALE
ID Apply to MURPHY x NESBlTr,
Avenue A. and Twenty. third street, f. r.
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nISBROw'S NEW LARGE AND ELEGANT RIDING
academy, Fifth avenue, corner Of Thirty ninth
street Open day and evening for instruction and plea
sure rlding-ruesday, Thursday, and Saturday even
ings, for ladies' and gentlemen, for pleasure riding
Terms 81 per ride.
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DOARD.--TW0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A GEN
ID tleman and wife, be accommodated in pri
waite family with fine large room, in house with all
the modern improvements, and a very respectable
neshborhood by applying at 116 West Twenty first ST.
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LIVERY READER OF THE NEW YORK HERALI
~ should at once enacse one dollar in letter to
D: Peterson, Philadelphia, and have bound copy o
Of DO stage.
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DOARD.-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET
Id two or three pleasant furnished to gentle
men from 81 90 TO 20 per week. Apply at 10 Renwlck
street. near Canal.