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nuESS FuOCKs.-ws have received wtho m. Ia, ~,
- days the
The attention ~ those n 70 stock
WHO WANTS AN OYER-COArf-Au Who rel The p.ee..v a,
such garseni vn aud lsFge Raglan. snd
Costs IN enrey and Tor .rs,s
IMPROVED NOKE slitRrS "A fu o SHIFTS. both l.pv
snd shit msde IN NE various styles pats easr our
scs a. someihnT drpt The havIns
tsstsd, can be relied upon. An sses and qualities
nois oROstfOSo a TTfpuAu 40 No.. q,
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REMOVAL.

tNh "a p. N ", lNSIuANCE co.,
VIE COMPANY removed its NEW I q
MAIN STREET.. next door the Dispatch Once whr Il /,
prepared 20 take Fire snd Msriae Risks nj fair term
Chartered la 1882 aud having
four yarsuribg witch Time clAs for loss 10 m. s
tent OF larTey million or dodrs-II
o. TIE pas, as arorlng the best
nr NiHla Company, and having
Us lohis VIII he secured to her enterprises
tut " OIL the sinews of her Comm renI
AequSinance OF this
has enabled To become familiar wants; and no
viii he
euraey and give sasftdton. !
10 Farmers has In It's powerfrom the eOuu
try Insurance already secnrrd-to highly rr.p
Table citizens Ina partition happy 10 Re
eve and consider applications
he President or seerrisry, aud viii la
as may be In Its power 10 its patrons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28

uh STAFF OF f.IfI.-rhe UNDERMINED r,-u-,tfrl,
INFORMS the citizens Of Richmond he mas resumed IN. ,
shA charge oi Tie practical Of his
Pyns m CUSTOMERS with article Of FAMILY LOAF BREAD d.
quahy OF which, he na-s 'mself surpassed Fr
sk-riene. of thirty ineluAng light yv,r -
D.ksr Tor hv Asto' House, NeN York. some -e
nN'e u,e attention ni the pub his RoI EF p
ste; Taxing i' oeeAsnn n thank t- Of Richmond i
patronage during ie last three lie
u, ~" "' past aNors JANtS ADAM,
rlo Baker Main 81, opposite puypi'- Drug Si,r-
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WADswoHTH. TURNEn q co.

ency snd staple gan and Winter DRY GOODS they psr.
eulariy invite The attention Of Merchants. :
large celebrated Rock Isand yorb
Osrollna, Csssltners nnd Jeans, lust b. hand "a
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I b. TAYLOR, REAL ESTATE, LAM

b. TAYLOR, REAL ESTATE, LAND
~. AGENT and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Peoria, Illinois ,u.
Loans goated paid Titles examined Land Warrsas
Ice ted, general Agencies attended 10 promptly - =.
ReSr 10 T. ho;chkss Co.. Bankers Peoria. III Jewell.
Harrison Co and Amos BILngs, ESD, New York GIBBS,
Gdfn & Co, CHICAGO; 7. C. Rockhu Co., fhhadeiPnsi
Won Phul, Waters Co., ST. Louis =,
S7oOO0O worth Of LANDS improved and urimProyei ALSO
L0TS and BUILDINGS In the city the bluhs and through
ont the State Engine Boilers aud other property, for sale.
rent aud trade from one to ten years eredt-"h
BUYERS aud Sellers Traders and Renters this u the ohee
Wanted and or hire Men, Women. Boys and Girls ,
oue. and for rent aud lease Deeds aud Leases made
'"' j. b. TAYLOR. Peoria, Ill.
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GENT TRIBU n Z nun: :gTv
A Tl.e following " tho TABLE Of CONTENTS Of IhA
sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE, No lL2i; 49,.
tS,usie Copie. can BE- obsined ~ 'he counter " 'os
tlca ehos This MORNING. Pness een''I =, CIT.
I.LYADIYo ARTICLES; Pree Love in the chnFes
AZ so Rs.u sso Of sf he wsf Pesos Eu;Gps
The Hogs" Committees; Teaehilg or Pfesehinsi
Throwing Of the Mash
H. POETRY. A Curse for NATION
. m ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
W..soUTH AMfRICA. o.,,.,,,
- TIVE CATHOLIC EMIGRATION SCHEME.
W..LETTERs FROM Mr. GREELEY' The Public
VII. .rHF AMERICAN PARTY IN NATIONAL CON
VESTION.
VIII DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN FORSYTH ST: seven
Buildings Destroyed.
TX. THE LATEST NEWS By TZLEGRAPH Mr.
g ssSs P saS w sSS SsSG1
Tren,on The RePuS,es9 Conyss,io"c o From
ton; TIE SbehG4lty Of New. oheapsi Arrest Of
Supposed Murderer; Fatal Railroad Accident Toe
Fstsl Accident at FhehbuIs. Mass Suicide.
x..sAILING OF PILLIBUsTERS: Letter from
Correspondent at New OfesnA
vi THE WEATHER IN MINNESOTA; Letter from
Correspondent at Hastings, Mis- Ter.
x..FRoM wAsHINGTos: slavery before the ,I su,
P ERE, 1x DO correspondsnt at Washington.
YIN THE AMERICAN PARTY IN NATIONAL CON
VENTTON: Letter from Our Special Reporter at
XIV. CRY ITEMS Washington. Birthday New s;esn
Line 70 EuIo S xsoron c..s TSs Abortion
Ca. m Houston Standardization Of the BODY OF
the Deceased .
xy ANOTHER ABORTION CASE Arrest OF the Al
Legged seduceT and AbOrtionist
wv yIspICTIvE INHUMANITY OF A RUM
SELLER
xyIIPROCEEDINGS or THE XXxIVrH CONGRESS
XVIII. AGRICULTURAL: 0sier Willow Cntvationi Tho
Chinese Potsto Cranberry Culture; LicoTice;
Pest. Of the Farm American Wool-Wnl II make
Broadelothl American Institute Farmers Clubs
The Frozen Peach Trees; China 5heep-fhen Pro
Efficacy; Hulling wheat Hang out your Banners;
Nails IN the stoinsohs Of Cattle.
XIX. GRAIN IN ILLINOIS-PRICE AND SUPPLY:
Letter from a Correspondent a, Alton ILL.,
xx.REPORr or THE COMMISSIONER OF PAT
ENTS.
XXI LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE; Plan for
Settling Kansas; Kansss-Reply 10 Dr. BoTeni
The Land Spec lstoxs Ia Iowa Improvement OF
Roads.
xxrt yROM NEBRASKA AND IOWA: Legislative Do
"'' ioss-Rush for Land; Letter from Our Own Core
spondent at Council Blufl
rxIJ KANSAS: Letter from Gen. Lane Kansas Meeting;
Address Of Philip G. Schuyler, esq
XIV MISCELLANEOUS; Release Of Prisoner for Hq-
mapityt Nebraska and the Border kuitlns Ia
Virginia q Civilized State Mssent and Lost
Freight; The Price Of Poultry; Death Of Mrs
Caroline Lee HeDtz, the Authorizes; OAer WI
lows, Ingenious Escape
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVI. .wHALERs
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of the
Stock, Money Cotton. Gran, Csttle and other Mar
kets, specially reported for The Tribune.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE Is furnished 10 subscdb-
mrs One copy for One Year 81; Two copies
rs, Five copies. Gil %
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obstruction.

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for young
"A Misses will be oVened West Tile, New Haven oa the
7th STAY next into which limited number OF Pupils VIII %
revived The Terms and all particulars relating TO the sae
will he four in q printed Circular which be obtained
the Office Of JOSEPH c. LAWRENCE esq, No " Wsi:t,
NewYork and The Evangelist b. addressing
The urde ed Westvlle II. A MURRAY
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Pleassnt
ID APARTMENTS at No. 81 Wllow-st.
BOARD WANTED-By family, consisting Of
three adults children 81 years old. the other
infant ard nurse two good sized BEDROOMS, and
relation for the nurse. Location broadway and
above a5d-s; ashing be in the house. Dinner
O'Clock VIII ray : 20 calendar month Address Box No.
l8Z9 Post Offce. References exchanged
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SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES at MYSTIC

SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES at MYSTIC
- HALL, WEST MEDFORD, Mess-lnstructiou viii be
will be by inducing love for Science and Art and ~
nsnk the higher motive Of being useful thereby also ~
preseIg that pleasant inducement to every youthful mind
cxpectaton anemento nom Teacnor
given In each department. -, -,
few young Ladies' b received into the residence o. the
Principal and have tho Of superor Piano; 0ssn Guitar
Harp with valuable Library OF Standard BOOKS whore
also FrsI Is SPOKEN by native Partisan
As greatly dependent pnys,ca enofys
the pupils will be required 70 take daily exercise either
weing gymnasc recreation bowling srcty Pyate) horse
back riding swimming according 10 the season sud he
parents under the watehcae Of responsible persons
-Four well.traiNed PONIES belong 20 the Seminary
Conversation hours between the pupils to Be eSod-
svey in French will be various 'ubJecta
Monthly Readings &c. by the pupils TO which the parents are
invited n, =.
there be who prefer 10 send tho.
the ctye suburban School combining the s
Ss U s SS Dew S sS VIII receive tho care and
attention FROM the Principal and can attend church with ea
of sir dene limitations, a! the ePtlon 81 Psreat'
Hon. r. C. Winthrop Boston Hon Abbott Lawrence b9s9a-
Hon. Fdwd Everett, Boston. Rev Hubbard Winslow " T.
Rev c. Brooks West Medfd Rev w. Hague, d. D. Albany
Rev John Piertont DO. Rev. r. II. Nealo ID D. boston
T. Gardiner A NJ, Prin. Bos Hon. Sam Houston, fexs
Latin Set. oil. -, a.
THE MYSTIC HALL School, Wgsr MgDrorD.-We would
the special attention Of parents and guardians 70 the foaY
Ladies' Boarding and Day school kept at Mystic ha wen
Medford By p Smith the eminent Teachers employed.
tho wide OF studies taught The Location OF tho
School sdmirabls the hall 10 large and elesant the y
other facilities for phy sca exercise OF tho mos
approved description fine studio completed for the sse
tie scholars who take Lessons Ia painting and the whole s
pontsnts Of tie School la style OF elegance and com
pleteuess uiyaled believe, In this country. We com
mend tho attention and patronage Of our resders
Ed. Boston Transcript, Sept II.
CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
T. w BECKwITH Principal
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Gonses ano farms iDanteo.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE-Wan to RENT,
~ with privilege OF PURCHASING within six months
a year. suited PLACE within hour and half by Rail
ROAD Boat with modern built DIV cling
oil the usual buildings Shade Fruit and Shrubbey AID
nea the water In beautiful place Is sought FOX
one enjoy the pleasures Of country life with easy
city for purposes Of business Address, with al pacu
lars location. and lowest purchase price W. No 4i
Fast llth st. Ntw-iOrk.
ITO LANDLORDS and HOUSE AGENTS.
Il Wanted Immediately, by respectable party, HOUSE
LEASE for establishing BAKERY In suitable locality
Of the cy Premises with stables &C. preferred For
particulars address early aud In writing C. e. Box No.
37Ci Post Ofii-e.
WANTED-To rent or lease for a term of
wears modernbult not So; eth or 10Th Wards pre-.
ferred. Address J h. H.. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

MI oil the most desirable COUNIR1 RESl-
" DENCEs for SALE the banks the Hudson River,
about half mile below tie Depot at Fishkil Landng-coe-
tanning about eighteen The house Of and
tIs nine rooms, beside the basement, Kitchen and cell
lars The Place well stocked with the best varieties Of
tuI. OF al kinds, aud has water front OF about an
eighth Of mile being TIE residence Of John Wt.e latey
oeeea.ed Also es bic and elevated BUILDING SITE
containing about IL tcng about quarter OF mile south
OF the Depot At fikki Landing. Apply 70 JOHN n. LEE
No. u Centre Ct Eeaiork or TO JOHN II. WiLTSE, on
the Ireu.scs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

=. and sd-svs .ntsi.ntis 3-tory brici DWELLING. Is
we one boek tom "a ID and 9Th Railroads and Asto
see Stages and within few minutes walk OF Broadway Gas
ana tto'on Easr Twoini. ErchAse money may remain
WHllau
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Real estate for Sale.

FARM, mile from Astoria, l.. l., for
"A SALE the Flushing aud BOwsry Turnpike containing
20 ecres Of sble and ard OF Salt Meadow Apply
TO JOSEPH NJ. WHITNEY, Astoria, l.. |.
DERGEN HIGHTS.-A PLOT Of GROUND,
I'D comp sing g lots with fine view Of the city and
barber within short distance Of the ferry and having onni
bus line passing by will be sold BY the lot together Inquire
II No ITO WillAIn-st.
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NHOICE HOUSES, with extra LOTS, on Gin

~ tonsv. Gates Oxford, and other streetsA frstclas
Brown Stone Home Morroeplsce Brooklyn Hshtsi and
aud Lots every section Brooklyn OF M kinds and
very low prices constantly for sale by
MILES 4 BELTS, No. 81 Wal.s,.
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HOUSES and LOTS for SALE at FORCED

HOUSES and LOTS Tor NAIIE az FUKCED
pRicES-Two on lsh-st 81 900 and 80 90; Tires on
Ithst. $500. 5000 aud $i2coo; two on sthSt sSos
tnA Sb0c three 22S oe0 $1,000 DO, tArss
Sih 81 s7ico 80 coo ard $1,000; 5oh 81 50 90,
y O. - IT,, t0 two 25th 81 $i2yoo and ssfo,
iorr Gu ffh-sL, $3.50. Gjth-s, chesPi
Abs' Se so Immediate spFlson }. soliitei "a order 70
got gfeat bargain IINDSLEY 4 HADSELL
No - sfh-av corner itth-st.
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o. u EON-HOUSE for SALE.-Must be
~ .OOO sold within few days the two aud half
.icry frame HOUSE, No 80 Aderh.t., Brooklyn between
Myrtle and Psrksv desirable neghborhood House suited
Tor two fsmes Lot 25Nlso Price 2soo Part may reman
on mortgage Also quarter scre OF LAND IN the village OF
(;reen6eld four mil ~ from the City Hall, Brooklyn fncs
4NO Inquire the premises No 81 Adelphi-st, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
NgUPRAY HILL PROPERTY for SALE

WI Tie NINE LOTS of GROUND the north side Of 3sth
a between Madison and shsvs comprising the entire iron
Letween tie Five VI the above Lots have
Budipgs upon them tie other four occupied Garden
n which there lumber OF Peach. Pear Qnnce and Cher
~ Trees airing order together with Grape srbors
Arsrasus RssFbeny, and strawberry beds Currsnt and
Coosebeuy Bushes Flower Shrabbey and ike Family
Vegetables may be raised ia abundance Ii delightful
healthy airy and eligible location well adapted for private
RESIDENCES Of gentlemen engsssi in business In the lower part
of the city. Apply at No. Il on the premises
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TOR SALE at RYE NFCK-A COUNTRY

RESIDENCE with from three TO four acre. cf ground
TIE House beautifully shaded with or- aud the place
wen supplied with ell kinds OF fruit and ornamental shrub
berry Il Is hall mile from the NewYrS and Haven Rail
Tesd. near Long lsaId sound. and ) miles tom New
iof sale o. 10 let Aplly he Ofce Of K HOE Co., Nos
- ard 81 Cod a. n. Y
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w Est l4th.st near 5th-Av.-FOR SALE-A
w brown stone sory HOUSE, on lot esseS
the Spnser Esste for q years with two o.
year. each ground only S93 per snnum; Lot x
les 2sSo; rs, door 2, This House was built re-
Gently with all the modern nproveients.
viz: Marble Nantes, Black Walnut stairs, Baths Wa,cr
Closets Speaking tubcs Crlers best furnace marble enx
OF srst story hall gwen Immediately LIST d
MAY next; will be sid cheap applied fm For further
rarticsilars srry 20 BAKER 4 WEEKS, No. Pinest
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OOYs' BOARDNG-sCHoOL--At Little Fer.

ID nv nine miles from Ioboken, ~ J. Stages from Hobokcn
mass The School several times daily This School contains
twenty large airy and handsomely furnished rooms for twenty
or more puIs For heahfuness Of location and good living
this School unsurps-sed Pupils received any time Terms
% per For circulars containing psrtieuars Apply 70
or address the Principal, a. b. WINASr.
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Tor SALE-The following valuable and pro-
Il duciye REAL ESTATE in the Village Of LlrCHFIELD,

Conn. viz:
Tie MANSION HOUSE and atprniensnces formerly kept
by lie undersigned snd now occupied VIM H.
Hotel ami subject lease him for sgd half years
Ii desired.
Tfe STORE adjoining aud Of the Mansion House
pied by Spencer 4 Adams.
The PHELPS HOUSE 90 called formerly hote
CURED by Rufus Smith Boarding. House.
This property situated the the county seat Is too
well known require particular description. IL IL sufficient
that there In the county 70 be desired By
Hcte Boarding House keeper merchant The property
Will be cold low together in parts TO suit purchasers and
third Of the purchase remsin MORTGAGE Ii
the property is sold by the Let VI April next VIII be leased
Litehfeld, Conn, Jan. !, 70 SYLVESTER SPENCER
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4 YIN NJ h-Sibl-NNiL ioi - - -. Z
Civ He'll miles south Yonkers Riverise Station
House built In the pointed Gothic style replee
with every enieLce and bus years old Land hand
.rev LAID diversified acres in extent Fruit
sbundept Carriage house stables house filed &c Wssr
hrourlout the horse supplied from lever falling spring the
prem hes which also supplies fountain the stables &c Time
and 10 minutes flOu Chambersst to the house Tie
ubcrb has reside on the place eight years and with large
family uninterrupted health doing business in the
city daily Good for selling Part OF the purchase
money may remain bond and MORTGAGE Apply 10 C. W.
SIMMONS. No 100 Chambersst NewfOrk
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Ter OF Summer or The frost OF W utter. -
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT .
The Price will vary from IS 20 rs according 70 l2chloh
,psv etc Contracts Deeds may be made during the year
s sruaiins the purchase money 10 be paid IN hHe annual
insaueu,s The first TO become due IN Two years voi vac
J on contract and the others annually thereafter The last
rveut become the eud OF the sixth year from the
dale of the Contract
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-TUEODORE

- ElSfkLDS CLASSICAL SOIREE, the fourth OF tae
sxsh season, on SATURDAY. Feb q Dodworihs No sos
Broadway, hesers. l.. NJ. GOrfSCHLk aud OTTO FEEDER
all assist THO. ElSfELDS QUARTErTE PATTY. Pr
Srsmme: Composicas by Haydn, Beethoven, Chopin aud
Mends lssohrL
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GOAL I.ANDS-A very valuable tract of COAL

UAT4 TAANDN-A VtT! VaIuhDIt rId'I OF WAL
~ LAND for SALE the Lsckawans and Bloomsb1rz Rai-
road Kingston Lrzcrne County The coal this tract
will yield lcsst 5000 per having five import nt
veins one the celebrated Plymouth Red Ash. The rail
passes directly through the land This tract contains over
with i've openings end At present will be offered at
great bargain. Write call upon
Z. ". REYNoLDs, Merchants Ho,e!, Philatelphs
Refers to-The Hon w. Woodward Philadelphia Jlo.
L. Butler, Charles Bonnet, Wkesbsue, Pa WIN. c. Rey-
holds Kingston; A. W. Nash, Philadelphia.
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RUCKLEYs sERINApERS Mo- 599 Bro.d.

- wsSS 10y MONT th. week the BURLESoUE
Commanding at u oooek. Tickets Is cents
NOTlCE-ferhsms Fourth Enterprise O,ft Tickets are re-
sslved os tie admission OF four per.onsl "a y
Dor ssle q tho Box-Ofhcs.
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CARM for sALE-In Westcheater County

over one hundred acres twenyt mile from New
hish ground with beautiful Long Island Sound
about miles from railroad station either the Harlem or
New Haven Railroads Some twenty in white oak To-
ourt k the balance IN orchards Of choice fruit me,dow ard
Tow land Good water healthy good farmhouse and
buiinEs W III Be- sold ressousbl- Par
a. 'lS yer cent Apply 10 (. II. BROWN, No. II " as.
from 70 S r. N.
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tanning o 70 In cultivation toe balance in meadow
and woodland with splendid orchard OF ample the best
IN The county This Farm il in Fsyette County i've mile.
Railroad snd the heahies Of the State To family who
wh 10 10 the garden Of America this good chance
lis Cearbers-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
u FSTCHFSTER COUNTY RESIDENCE for

w SALF-For sale exchange for City Property first
HOUSE with about u OF Land attached thereto
Tie situated mile from Wulansbrge on beau
fol alton with full view OF Long Island sound Foo
rrtber particusrs inquire Of EDWAR 7. CLAIM Alton
ne, and Counsellor at Law. No. 1876 Broadway
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AN EXCURSION to CHINA and JAPAN

~ For IWenfy1tve tena
ACADEMY HALL, No. 663 Broadway. Doors open al 6l
ccoek Passengers start 81 "A o'clock Two Atarnooa
Trains WEDNESDAY 81 81 O'Clock aud SArUROAY Al s
r. IN Conduet0rs-G. q. NESr, MM- HEtNE.
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pERHAMs FOURTH ENTERPRISE GIFT
TICkkTs received Tor the admission Of foar person.
each 20 BUCkLEl'S OPERA HOUSE, No "a, R,o,l,xsv
TICKETS for sale box oce from 10 ana 10 10 n M A1
prce. 81, q eleven or si0 "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

II s. SCHOOL AGENCY aid TEACHERS
~ UNION u6f7), by T. Ii. WILCOX son, EVERY
MIMBLR CREcKRoLDER and Agent to procure orders and
information, No rs Broaaway.-A PERPETUAL Introduces
and NEGoTIAToR with variety Of orders handi sharing
equal DIyDENDS with CHECKHoLDERs filing all ORDERS,
VACANCIES and CHANGES iom wear redeemng the
Checks at l. per Checkhoder's Benefit insured,
60 50 and loo per Best and benefits 90 the best
.ns who follow the Circular and Keep full Check Checks
able and transferable interests rich
teachers ard etds and nls ensble TO all life nbershp
II ret redee med, -, $40 SIS So, SO SO, SloO &c Any
(hcckkoder draw double orders Agent
suPpiy Institution family, county state. We
double business and benefits often sells
his Check OF procures oTdera SAFE feasible and
nonios plan for UNIVERSAL EDUCATION giving employment
Gpc income TO all No charge 10 Pupils die rbu,ing
sues and circulars to AL Correspondence and reference
ihroushou, the Uni0n. Teachers and PEOPLES MEETING
Of ALI NArIoNs sung nearly every institution aud
fsInl, transferring Schools and all School property 300
O $1,000. Houses, Lots, &C in city and country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

TOR SALE -WATER-POWER aud MILL
Il PROPERTY, toset het with several DWELLING
about 80 acres Of LAND Centre Falls the Battsnk
River in tho Township Of Greenwich Washington County
miles from Union Village and thirty miles norn ron Troy
A rare opportunity for a Company a capitalist TO maze
money as the wsierpowers supeTor200 uns water pass
rer minute Win be sold for cash. fair exchange tor
city property Apply to, address +. ii. BROWN No IL
Wallst from 10 3 p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

VSyANTED-A MACHINE TENDER and
w FINlSHER for Paper Mil in a neishboTiug State Ap
NV or address h. A L., No He Broadway, Room No. e
NTAN1ED-At No. 4 East Broadway, Base
w men School Teachers, Conductors, Clerks Porters,
Bar Keepers Waters Boys for trades Coschmen Men for
Steamers &c CHARGES moderate. Ed. GILLEN.
G1 000 SALARY.-WANTED, the SER
~ ,~OO VICES Of Person who can loaa bis EN-
voyor co.. and have the amply secured the stk
in trade and receive salary of 81 800 Address,
THROUGH the Post Ofhee, l.. 7. ARNOLD.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-THIS
- Saturday AFTERNOON, Feb. Is At o'clock, AMI
40 la the EVENING at y O'Clock, the celebrated French
Stema % kAtFAELLE. After which the amuSiug and
hsse poNT JUDGE BY APPEARANCES raat snblns
sne srsSnei SPECTACLE, the PERfORMAScE IN THE DEN
We LIVES whi take place ~ y and Admi;tAnee 70
ever tang, <5ei ohndrcn under 10. i2s eta
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N HOUSE. No Sc 29thst, neal LeNington-av., TO LET
with fixtures complete The house % no and contains
all modern "a heaters CrotoR
le from i2rO Inquire OF J. C. SANDERS No. Mas
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and HARLEM RAILROAD COM

~ PANY.-The business Of the ihh AZ VIZ phrA|I.
ETNT ~ he Neu YORK and Harlem Railroad Conpaay on
Or tfer this date will be transacted at No 81 fne, "a ine
rear building ana the Transfer Books viii be nnd there On
a ~ lat dsy Of Afsrch-Nev-i ork. Feb lS 1854
~ ~ W. A WHITEHEAD. Treasurer.
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i iiful ,lsse RESIDENCES with from to ten acres
esch gentee mIroy ements fruit flowers &c, M,ns
bsdeA walks elevated and healthy churches schools &C.
Prices from so IS 200 each Present going West
For circulars, diagrams &C. apply 20 T. H. BROWN, No. I'll
" all st. from ~ p. m.