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70 the movements Of ambssssdorsat Vienna, or any
where else. The general 6eld Of operations 10 At
sebastopol. The negotiations going on there arc
likely TO be the most effective.
The sixpenny Savings Bank has declared q divl
dend Of elk per cent all sums Of three dollars aad
upwards to five hundred dollars, and five per cen.
on all sums exceeding that amount which has 70
manned In bank undra wn for the space Of six months
from the LIST to the 18th Of August last
The agent Of Page, Bacon Il Co., Of San Fran
CISCO pay ing the drafts Of that house at the Bank
Of America.
Tie gross earnings Of the Stonington Railroad
Company for the year ending December 81, 1854,
amounted to $2s4.620 %, against $268, 4s7 80 for
the year previous showing increase Of $l6l33 o.
for the year 1864.
The average daily condition Of the leading depart
ments Of the banks Of Boston during the weak pre-
ceding the 22d inst, was as annexed
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CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.-DIvIDEND AND m
y terest-The Board of Trustees have declared divi-
dend Of (6) sx per cent per all Of three
dollars and upwards TO FIVE hundred dollars and (5) five
per cent exceeding that amount which have
manned In bank undra for the space Of six months,
from the LIST to the 18th Of August last, payable
after the 18th Of February. All interest drawn by
the LIST OF March win be placed TO the credit Of the depo
sitor, and draw interest the depost made In
the usual way, from the LIST Of February.
Intsres-Sx month"; interest at the rate OF f6) six
per cent per annum will be allowed deposits Of (3)
three dollars and upwards TO (00) Ave hundred dollars
made between LIST and 18th Of February and snin
In bank updrawn for six months. By order Of the
Board, J. :. SLOAN, Secretary.
Jan. 25, 1855
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A REGULAR MEETING or THE THIRTEENTH WARD
IA Relief Association viii be held this friday even
ing, January &C. 1855, at ~ O'Clock, at 0ndsrdonks
Hal, corner OF Clinton and Grand streets The public
respectfully invited TO attend as business Of i'm
portance viii be transacted. by order,
JOHN w. BRIGGS, President
DANIEL p sAAhls, Treasurer.
WV. II. NJ coRKLK, Secretary.
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ID EMovAL--J. BURKE, FASHIONABLE BOOT
III mailer, successor 70 J. Rogers (formsriy RrnbAn
kogsrs) has removed from VI Nassau 70 80 Fson
street. Sun bufidns where be WI b most happy 20
esivs continuance u pablo patronage J. has slso
sdded 70 his exkasvs stoek " rsnts wovk . great
Mullins. kc Ar.
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The Steamship George Law, ct this port from As
pihwal. brings seven days later Intelligence from
California and about one and quarter millions Of dol
lars In gold dust. The accounts are satisfactory
The mines were not doing much on account Of tho
absence Of rain, but Il seems 10 have had no effect
Ion the shipments Of gold. The expectation Of gold
from Gan Francisco during the year 1854 amounted
Ito $5l 5O6,l Of which nearly forty five millions
were shipped 70 the United States. The exports-
ton Of gold from that pors in each OF the past four
|yeaIs was a. follows
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NJ lIEIEOsIAI. - Y0CsG MAN, THIRTY YEARS
INI OBJ, wlsLss ~ fern tbs a>qasintAaos ~ yosax
stnnss, not over twsniy sir J.sts ~ age Al hish
an, wboi a. 1*n 10 thlseouniy for k~ns tfns, pre-.
Tired ne must ue8srsissd kossskssp NJ In All "a
tAbskss, - ~ god 4lsgssiilgn ami have god cha
meter kbs mast not 10 AFRAID ~ -orA. Ons 81 thls
lind -iI ha1 gna kasbAne, ~bo u -orh fosr lbs..
ssna 6tliafs FsFsFsy - s.oppNT~ on hls part. Al.
drsss J. tcGiin, Broadway Pet O1ss.
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The production Of gold IN 1854 was probably
greater than In either Of the previous years. The
amount deposited in the mint Of San Francisco dur
ing the year 1854 was upwards Of six millions Of
dollars.
The stock market 10 day was active and buoyaat
AZ the first board Virginia e's advanced per cent;
Missouri 6s, Il Illinois Central Bonds, /; Nes York
Central Bonds, 4; Canton Company. 4; Nicaragua,
r, Cumberland, 4; Gold HUI, !; New York Central
Railroad, /; Eide, I; Harlem, I; Reading, 1; Michi
gan Central Railroad, Il Panama Railroad, 1; North
srn Indiana Railroad, l.
After the aojoumment OF the board, the folio wing
,sks q stocks were made NJ auction:-
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GENTLEMAN. rHlErY .osy

nj ATRinOvY--A GENTLEMAN THIRTY ONE
wi yesrs o. age, Of pr.psssss,isx app~stssss. On.
pJtng p~risei health, sna nth 81 $40 600
Jsaf, cs'fous ~ forming the ss4Balnl&ncs Of .3ns
lady not over twenty QUO ysar 81 age With vlsy 70
nsfrfsss ths must 10 Lands0nss and sn-r tomato An
sitsrs must ~ fspsA Gving real pans rssasae. sai
real tSf Sstansss ia lie, AMI dec@pton. No bosss
I'll ts taksn u any ecfnmun,A,fon snisss Ia accord
snss With The absss request. wealth ~ 40 sonss.
ansnse, the 'abserih~r having snosEh for too. Evuy
oomnEnoAnon treated eootdsnt.i. The sab.crbsr
vkh@s % ~ mArr4~i within thr-s rsosth. N be anas
any 70 taf hlrn. s btsbis visiting ts h~.A w.eh
biHnds q tlsaHfs up ,oaa after A. t,~,lss Al.
dress Fana.tsh island, tl.rah ones.
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V,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THR PHENIx MINING AND
Il Manufacturing Company OF Virginia, who intend
subscribing for the stock Of the company, In
formed that they must Go 20 before Thursday tho
LIST Of February the subscriptions will be closed
that day. Apply at 10 Broadway, room No 8, second
story, between and 4 p. N.
VLyITHERs PETERSON BANKERS, STOCK AND
w exchange brokers, Al and ~ South Third street
phia-stock and Corporation loans bought and
cold on commisson promssory notes and drafts nego
tated collections made upon all accessible points the
country; drafts other cities, In sums 70 suit pur
ohasers.
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A soUrHERsER now IN nav YORK wIsHs5 TO
"A purchase good pointer dog. Address CaARIEs
GRUflTis Jr Herald oses, stating lowest cash price
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ANTHOLOGY.


A srONIsHEe 10 AL--MADAME MORROW u
IA without Icspton, the most wonderful AstrooGs
In the world that has been known She viii tsi
past present. and future events and viii show youi
future husband and absent friends which has sstonish
Thousands during her travels In Europe. She 10 tbs
~ith natural gt, BY invoking the powers Of her
derul seience 70 tell their very thoughts and VI
happy pairs TO together Who will all snjoJ
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss. Her pre-
dictions are truly astonishing 70 all Who visit her
Those who wish speedy marriage may call soon and
they may depend upon true advice founded tbs
nal prDeples Of magical science 10 Brooms street. -
tween Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlsmsn not ID
nitt~d. She vii remain In the city but short tina
Hours from O'Clock AN. bsPh
A sTR0IOGY MRS FIEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
IN relatives prophesied Napoleon L. IL the celebrated
person Of the 10 fere future events true
Prices from VI To - Can BE- seen At 2s3 Brooms street
(tIARvOYAsT EXTRAORDINARY MRS HAYES u
~ without exception the most wonderful eiAirvoyAnt
living Mrs. Hayes pcsseIes sight when magnstited,
far superior 20 any other claryoyant In this cythat
Once 10 Spring street near the Bovery.
HEBApAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
l services TO the ladies and gentsrnsn Of this city
ia astrology and phrenology, BY books and se.uSs
she 20 be consulted about lore, marriage, business
law matters, &C. and will tell the OF the lady
gsntemsn they will marry also the Of her vissr
Madame Alvin conversss In Enxish French, and Ger.
Residence 800 Bowsry, between FIRST and aeconi
streets. once hours from 10 A. N. tosPk
NJ Rs. PREwsTER 90 GREAT JONES STREET, COR.
IVA Of the Bovery, has been induced, throsgh thu
tbsr notice. She BE- consulted In sstrooSy. lovs
and Law tiers interpreting dreams by books and sell
ence, and tell the mans Of ths lady gsntsmAa tAsy
win marry, also the names Of her Walters.
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nK wIRfg. btgmR oy rIW oOfixsE %
IL Esrg.sts ~ faliin asd ~ hkafsh sst~aas 70 pr-
Vs@ prseiiss al Lis 81 ESTABLISHED onss, n na1fses
street, CA;hsrss vhsfs Es 10 PERFORMING ik~ >>~s
astonshbs record .isb~ai rssxslnt dlss o.
b1sinsss pufs1is
nR JOImhDs, IL DCAAk sTKjgr. NAY ~ CO...
~ sehsd--TvsnJ too yssfs 10 sp>elatty sasA,ss
Dr. a. " sseh have ssnsd thoss 49, a.
p<rssesS thsp kisssh Conssisten4l wssk ss.s snss-
tasny ssr~d vitksui ihs u sny assesossus 1sss
DR UOPrR ~ puAsE rTEyyr, Nd LONG xNOvs
IL " the sitfsns - hsv fork nNybN ooosuf,~6 MA
sose1snes a. ssss ~ hs Cd oses v~vs I'll vks hsvs
sus-sA r0n hs nsl,ssstsnt II trssssdSrs r.Av rsly
ca b~isx hosovsely r.si~d. n
NO IN I'LL. crEyD,-DR cybyuTT. on NO 10
~ nesns stsst nsy ~ eosssllsd vf,k sonsssrss 90
tisas@s IvDJ ihrss yssn 10 speciality snAhlss
N " rr1sn~s p<rnsssst euyss w. n-Dr O. ss
Esnh~s q u< ssv Yea Ueivsrsisy. - As dpls.s
Two EtKyOre rryyxxYu-A RgTTuD dxpsY.
u Esn fsstosss v h~~kh IN fsv days, arr nssy
yssv ~ Srest S~svess s.Hsrins, 10 ssrisos 70 s~ss
tnovn ths rs~~s - va sod ffr~s) ssyvhsss
=. E..s,'ss''s ss's % r.sssv'sf : ss.'s tys.s I.A
Hs
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snn cAsTs oF sCrEMoR cTARyT, nRAsurEs,
OOO wines, runs, scotch asS fnsh vhisssys
ioploo ssd Dubbs prt~r, seot<h sss Soe~tie sh ssa
porter, for tsm.sy gs, yysss, ssd s.sa..i' fer s.l,
grosty
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BILLIARDS.

DmIIARIS.--FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
I'D saloon containing eight superior tables 9TH bar
and fixtures Central location Satisfactory reasons
given for selling. Please address note % g D X, Poet
Once
1.-TWO sIPERIoR SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES
for sale at bargain, In perfect order suitable
private public use. Can be At factory, ~
Ann street. Orders BY mail promptly attended ".
GRIFFITH a DECKER
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LEGAL NOTICES.

49,
IN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS FOR THE CITY
j and county Of New York-ThomAs C. Durant and
Henry Crane, assignses ~ Georgs EodmsD, against
John " Rodnan and Mary kliss, his vif.-sammons-
Tor Rslief.--(Com not served ITO this dsfendants
You are hereby summoned and req nired 70 tbs
nj this action, which hiei In the once ~
the Clerk Of the Court 81 Commons Pas la and for the
city and county Of Ssv Yot at his once In sad city
tho 18th day u January, A. ID. 1855, and IN serve
copy Of Jour 20 the aid complaint the sub.
scrbsr AZ his once No. ~ Chambers street In the .Ad
city within twenty days after the ssrvsos u this
you srelusive OF the day 81 sseh s~rrics and
you fail 90 the aid complaint within N. time
aforesd the plaintiffs In this ae,on viIi apply tie
court for the relief demanded IN the complaint
DEsHB MCMAHON PisintiT. Attorney,
- Chambers street.
Dated New Yort, JAnaAy 10. 1916
Tn PURSUANCE 0E an ORDER % THg sUnO
j gate 81 the County u Rew Yofs, Dpilcs u hardy
given TO ali persons having eians against Joha l. w.
heCsokan late a. tie city az ke- gsrst merchant DO
esssed "a present the zane 9TH ,ouctsrs thereof "
the subserb@r, at his oee No ~ fhAmt<rs street Ia
the eity ~ ksw YSrk bsor~ TIE 2sb d4y ~ Jolly
Bsrt Dated k.w fors the 1ih tay ~ Janasry, 1855.
PEIER " HWEEsY. Pshlie Administrator.
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MATRIMOSIAL.


4 YOUNG LADY OF EIGHTEEs YEARS OY AGE,
IA and 81 pr.po.sss.ns sppssrApcs. fishes 10 open
oorfesrondsne. Nth sons gentleman ~ saItssi~
with ve- 10 mAtrDony, be mus, b. -sn eds>a,.d AMI
have taste for music Address Julia, Union square
Po~ Once.
A GFSTIEhAs, or GOOD MORAL CHARACTER
IA strictly temperate, veil educated and ~ good
business geAli desires W op~s eorr.spon.
dsnes With lady, bs,wsen the sgs. of twenty and
thirty, With Visv 10 tnatfimony. LADY, kpd, smia-
BILE and AnsetoDats possessed Of property vhidh
you'd he ssttIsd upon hsr would hsdn ths sv~stsss
Esntismas whose greatest pleasure you'd es % stsdy
her happinsss. All stDts strictly conad~n
tai Address r. q Broadway Poet once.
M ATRIsONiAL--As ENGLISH WIDOW LADY,
lvI aged ~ having very limited seguaiBasss In thIs
country, would 10 happy ~ meet 9TH rsntlzBAa IL
rrputhtsB and business tssbts, -ho .oad b. 10
lind an Ah.c tonsts husband she posssssss
Of o. 90 per AMMAN, has smlAbk dspositss, snd
Hsttsrs herself That her p.rt0naI Apy~arascs viii fsy
satisfy the most fAstfiogs not@ addressed ~ T. "
l., Herald once, from such ttsesf. In telr pro.
y .ss wn meet 9TH eorssrondIng sincerity ssd Coz
b6snes.
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Personal,

nANGER IN THE DARK.
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE NOTICE OF JOHN OR
il Henry Phebus, they would hear OF som-thing 70
their advantage BY calling at 337 Fourth avenue.
V,HE PERSON WHO TOOK THROUGH MISTAKE A
black surtout overcoat at the Academy Of Music,
Wednesday evening nth inst will please return the
10 J. J. MoFfATT, No. Cortlandt street. 70
further trouble.
ITO M-wILL you INFoRM THE ADVERTISER
whether the Member Of Congress referred 70 byyou,
in the Herald Of Saturday last, from the West
mott The object Of the advertiser Ia 20 satisfy ew
friends.
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n En REwARD.-sT0IEN FROM THE YARD COR
UOO ner 81 Bank and Hudson streets, Wednes-
day night, very hns pair OF cattle color believed N he
red win weigh about 900 lbs In the beef There
small mark with tar the rump bone, also In the
right oin The above reward viii be pail for the
cry Of the cattle and onvieton OF the thief On stoen
strayed, suitable reward viii be given for informs.
ton left at No. Washington market where they may
be found CHRISTOPHER GwYER.
Gt1n REwARD-IOsT. on MONDAY, I'D inst ;,
plO a black and tan terrier dog with white spo,
the breast and black collar, with yellow bndiag
and answers 20 the name of Tom. The Under OF tbs
above described dog win receive the reward and the
a z REwARD.--Losr A BUNCH or SMALL KEYS
pO on steel chain, supposed 10 have been dropped
10 broadway stage. The above reward viii b. paid At
No. "A Broadway for their recovery.
ID EWARD.--LOsl, IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN CA.
III nal land T-effth streets, pearl pocket book,
tanning over t70, the intiab j. A. d. engraved the
outside liberal reward win be given the return Of
the same 10 the once Of the Astor House
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worlo change Of programme every evening.
Doors open at 6S O'Clock, TO commence At ~ pre-
eisely.
IN FAREWELL CONCERT,
OK SATURDAY MAT, JANUARY 81,
previous TO his departure for the south upon which
casioD he will be assisted by
MILE MARTINI D'0RMY,
SIGMA ADfIISA PATTI,
Mr. AUGUST G0CkEI,
N. SABAriER and
SIG. EuGESio CROUZA,
BARITONE from the Conseratohe Paris his nrst appear
Anee in the United States.
Tickets so cents each to be had Mt the music stores Of
Vim. Hall Sons, 8 Jolie and Horace Waters, Broad
way, and at the prir eipal hotels.
The number OF seats VIII be limited to the capacity Of
Doors open att; Concert to commence precisely at
O'Clock.
yXyALLACK's THEATRE.-ExTRA-MR LESTER
,y has The honor 70 inform T the public TIA, HIS
when horton'H celebrated comedy ~
TOWN AND COUNTRY
viii be played for the fra. time by this company.
Also, sheridan's celebrated two act comedy OF
THE CRITIC,
mr. L' es vi" appear ,Ir the mt t% =. hussn
BrouRham, Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Vincent, Mr. Phillips Mr..
Bland Miss Rosa Besnett, Mrs.. Hory, M.s Blake Mrs.
stephens, Mr.. Cramer, &c &c, w,ii aiso appear
INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM, NO. 81 DIvIsIos
Living s,atuar, Professor Fleur with his troupe Of
French and Italian Model Artists, and w. ar. Camps
troupe OF Female hnstres, exhibits NJ IN O'Clock.
Acmit sion, % cents.
NJ OTICE.-TIIE NEW ORLEANS ETHIOPIAN TROUPE
IN will give Of their select at the Broos
Ign Institute on Friday evenint Jan. 20 Tickets u be
had at WALKERS Music Store, Brooklyn, and At the
door.
A SPLENDID PANORAMA FOR SALE PAINTED by
n one Of the best artists In III. country. Subject
trely new and about thousand yards Of
Win be sold low for cash, exchanged for other
property. Particulars win be given by addressing
note 10 Panorama, Herald Office.
DE0PLEs THEATRE ST. LOUIS, MiSSOUW.-rHE
undersigned, soE lessee and manager, begs 10 call
the attention Of stars travelling westw his POI
pular establishment the only in ST. Louis regularly
for entire from the last Of August 10 tho
tth OF July. Stars rely upon their pieces being
well put apon the stare well being supported BY
the best company In the West. Those OF
talent Wishing engagement will please direct 10 GRO
WOOD, Manager, Peoples Theatre, IT. Louis, Mo.
DAILET-BAILET-BAILE WANTED, SEVERAL
ID young ladies', for ballet. Apply AZ the Office of
the Academy Of Music, FouIe. nth street daily bet
III and O'Clock,
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EATHER MANUFACTURERS BANK-NEW YORK,
January %, 1S56.-A dividend OF Ave (5) per cent
the capital stock viii be paid to the stockholders
and after Thursday the first day Of February. The trans
fer books win be closed Sntil that day. BY order Of
the Board Of Directors T. R. ACLY Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

DMvATy DANCING, 600 BROADWAY THE LAT
chance 70 learn tbs late mode In fee Lessons Al
q reduced price. Each payn distracted s@psrs,.ly. A
elsss forming for beginners. Crers-' y y
bad and all AFFILIATIONS 70 b m&ds, Of r. Barnton, "a
Bovsry boob stsrs.
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DENTisTRY.

A KflFlCIAL EftS.-Thls DAY RECEIVED TBB
IA largest and most beautiful collection Of artificial
eyes ever imported. They resemble the natural ere
sraotly in color and sIpr.s,.on, and viii and a
precisely bss H. AMI inserted and removed si plea
sure, without the slightest pain operation Tho pro-
fess,on supplied liberal terms JANIS W. POWELL.
Ocuilst and Aurst, 500 broadway.
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LIRE Observation-Disclosures n HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant 10 the statutes Of the State Of New York
in such made and provided that application viii
BE- made 70 the legislature At its present session. for
the passage Of Law 70 increase the fund Of the Fire De
parnent and Of the city Of New York, 70 one hun
dred and atty thousand dollars.
JOHN g. GILES, Treasurer.
New York, Jan. 10, 1895.
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ITO LET-THE LIGHT AND COMM0DI0US Sc
i como, thirt and fourth floors OF the marble
front building 100 Canal street, OF Wooster we'll
adapted for salesrooms Offices, light manufac.
turing business Also the store and dwelling ia Canal
street Possession will be given Immediately. Inquire
At BANTA'S hat store, l06 Canal street, corner Of
Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

ITO LET, IN BROOKLYN, LARGE FRONT Oh
back parlor with or without fun or partial boari
and either furnished unfurni-hcd. Inquire At Ia
Washington, corner Of Concord street.
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A SPLENDID PANORAMA FOR SALE PAINTED by
n one Of the best artists In the country. Subject
trsly and about two thousand yards Of
Win be sold low for cash exchanged for other
properly Particulars will be given by addressing .
note 10 ranoT anna, Herald Office.
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ITO IET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, ENGLISH BAE.
II ment, having all modern improvements, twelve
rooms Kitchen, &c. and geneelly furnished The pre-
sent occupants (tbrse In family would, agreeable,
range for and board. Location West rsenty
second postpaid TO w. l., box 2sil Post
Office
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ITO IEr-To A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, THE LOWER
i part Of house No l06 East broadway. APP on
the pre- misses.
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NJ OTiCE.-THE NEW ORLEANS ETHIOPIAN TROUPE
IN will give Of their select concerts At the Broos
Ign lpsttB,s on Friday evenint Jan 20 Tickets u be
had at WALKERS Music Store, Brooklyn, and At the
door.
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DARNuMS AMERICAN MI EUM--CIIAsTE AND
ID beautiful performances every afternoon and
ipg.-Mr. John X Scott, G. W. Clarke, HaaAway, and
Miss M'stayer IN principal characters Friday, Jan.
26--ty,ning, at ~, RAfFAElIE and THE MILDLY
AsHORE Afternoon, at 3, two amusing pieces The
new Wax statuary, the living Giraffe, Happy Family,
&C. 10 be seen AZ usual Admittance, % cea:s child
rem under ten, 12b cents.
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rI,0 IEr-PART or HOUSE 2sT B0wERY, CONSIST
i ing Of splendid parlors, basement, bedrooms, 10
Water and gas in the house, Possession the lat
February sooner II desired. Inquire at the ofdcc Of
the Rarbl. works. neat door.
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| ITO LEr-THE STORES 30 BoWERY AND 453 HUD
i son street. They both fitted up for the dry
goods business. Possession immediately. Apply in
the store, or Of MRS. MARCY, 40 Bowery, up stairs.
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ITO LET-FROM MAY NEXT, FOUR STORY BRICK
i store 24s Fulton street, opposte this Washington
market Fine location. lease oi three years will b.
given 10 good tenant Apply At AZ Harrison street. of
r. JACOT
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DANCING ACADEMIEs.

II AsC1sG.-hURE EEw CTAft2 Il. ~ q.
IL BROOKFS, SOL Broons street. 10 500 forming ssv.
srni glasses, 70 commence Immediately. An the
fsshionAbs dances tAusht in sours~ of Lessons.
Private lessons 81 various hours Soirsss Wednesday
uirhts.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-16
Augusta Dye House.
New Goods.
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-16
Birds and Insects.

Wilson Flagg, in late number of Hovey' IS
Magazine, makes five classes OF insects, and
as many Of birds, acting as natural checks
upon the increase OF insects.
The swallows are the natural enemies Of
The swarming insects, living almost entirely
upon them, taking their food upon the wing.
The common martin devours great quantities
of wasps, beetles and goldsmiths. A single
bird will destroy five thousand butterflies. in a
week. The moral of this is that the husband-
man should cultivate the society of swallows
and martins about his land and out-buildings.
The sparrows and wrens feed upon the
crawling insects that Turk within the buds, TO-
lage and flowers Of plants. The wrens are
pugnacious, and a little box in cherry tree
will soon be appropriated by them. and they
will drive away other birds that feed upon the
fruit, hint that cherry growers should re-
member this spring and act upon.
The thrushes, blue-birds, jays and crows
prey upon butterflies, grass-hoppers, crickets,
locusts and the larger beetles. A single fam
lily Of jays will consume 20, 600 Of these in a
season of three months.
The woodpeckers are armed with a stout,