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: Religious Notice. =.
-, -. n henderson 81 Newark w. W" w. "
,..e IN trinity ,ppiscopal chureh on sanda, mex"
4 s.r,,ce, 10 e,mmenep at ioia A. And = 80
SPECIAL NOTICES.
linda, ais aesda n@ed nu nesr .pesial nouess
i win be iesertod y 10 ss''s Wv - wy 80.
o. 50 c,s. ger wsek
still Another Lot
4 OF Aisscs and childrsn's Straw Goods
i inst received by Express
May 81 dSt, A. 5. AlsroN - w.
( Wanled-A ctmlor,sp-e small house contain
/ ing or rooms, about minutes walk from Tue r.
\ O. Address H, box 70 p. o. ss-iS
ANOTHER INVOICE.
Gents Spring Style Dress Hats
4 last teeeived.
Msy a2d.iw A. 5. ALsloN w.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
C. Falton will sell new
hrcs noasss and 10 veil located building lots near
the Depot on credit OFFS year; also one Sand two ~
acre garden lois well located
Mays A. Z. FCLioS'
Land Warrants
constaails Ga aaaa asi fsr sale The lowest mar
| ket rates, by
Maysd.,f NICHOLS, CAMPBELL q CO.
FOR SALE.
ONE cARpING MACHINE, one FORCE PUMP, with
,urply rpe sufficient x Two boilers, about 500 A. ~
h. GAsS Pipe, second hsndl also 40 ket CHIMNEY
} Il. diameter, (lrenl
May I-itf BCkNkLL, uILLkrA ".
------------------
FOR SALE.
Good Toned ID hand Pisno Price 1l2o
Mayi- JOS. LAMbhirE
COCO acres Of Land wsrrsns fur sale by
spl saitf Mc0RI6oR. LAwEs { BLAKRMoRE.
MONEY 10 LOAN, in sums to suit Applicant
Aplssdu TALLMAN POWERS
u 900 900 Feet Logs.
Received the frst raft Of the
season Friday. the llth inst . have RATS Of logs
nc down Is FAST Is our pilots can run them to the
Of Il TO 100000 feet, and are prepared ell logs to
srrvs during the month Of May June and July Hsvine
had than cut under our agents direction can recommend
them to be Of the best quality in the market
Expse, to cut from sooeoo to 100000 feet monthly
1t our old mill where shall keep full supply Of Lum
bar and hope share goody proportion Of the pub,
patronage Past faycrs greatf1lly Acknowledged.
apIl+dtf BrRNELL- GrLLET co.
NEW sPRlNG ooons see advertisement Of
ApAMsoS q RAPP.
Fer Sale,
FouR DESIRABLE DwELLIHe HousRs, In low.
n part ofths city, very liberal terms. Apply 10
teb ss-dtf COOK & SARGENT.
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No, iOe--A Farm Of $50 acres or tie read leading
from Long Grove to Al ems Grove, 10 acres I'm bti
90 arrss under fenss ana la Etis alton, ffans hou.s
1 l.e stories, ssat4e 9, veil, nc.
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No.1ls.-A Farm Of 20 acres in see IGIp7sRsE
all riouxhed, price cas- persefu.
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No. l25 .-isg acres tn set 81 \ 5eRaE 100 ac.es
amer cultivation sre all VI der t. Bcs tonforlsb
buildings. pris~ 81 per ae,e. Nni seli 4bserea OF
sams u rms.
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HARPER FOB JUNE

HARPER FOR JUNE.
4 Lso, GcpEysS LABY's BOOK:
- AhfHukS HOME MAGAZINE;
PErERSoN'S NATIONAL
BALLOu's
hAkPER'S STORY BOOK Il.
Tbs "lows Book 1eems,"
No. - Bra W -, near the rost omes.
stb mo. 2otn Eli ADAMS q co.
II. -. MOOR ID,
raoh A6% uAvks, CT.
PhEsIO Banner, sign and ornamental Painter,
srAinsr oil Wood. Stone and MsrJls.
Lettering aud Giiains on
GLASS,
window Shades, l,tsrlsf decorations, PoPtrsits,
scenery, L.ndscspss, re-, a snon noties.
Sign Painting sad Gr&ini. 4 for yhs TIA DC rooms
Commercial buiidinss, Brady 81 over Hai sis' s,ore
A. B. L. MYras. 7 CIosr a ca
May ~. So diff
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No. i6a.--60 acres In sec ~ ~ on the Centre
Grove road TO Iowa ttty q niles from Dsy ept orr
fra me house and other iDpros emebts
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Ne. i5s.Fplions Island with the land ON lhe shore
containing In all II acres, good sion. quar-, prsee
4l-bu.
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No. l3s.-A farm OF 3Gs acres on tEe Lost Grow.
hoAd, miles no Ia. city, The dislaed tLi,,
Of Inc saw uil ttsst containing ~ acres IsU acre.
uhdsrfsLee. ~ acres under tIlus alton, some heat,
uiaos - frame house roons. barL, me orchard
" III be diSidsui 10 sui ~ ..sI,Ea
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No. lsa.-A ane improved Farm OF lon acres, on lb.
west ade Of Allen Grove Dad, highly Improved
with thfes story houss. sIis pes acre.
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No. isl-A rst rate farm Of 50 acres In SC 10 so
10 hroks and under fence, near timber; pro,
SlaO April ~
No. i59,-2so acres through the middle o. ~
TSoRi W, ssi sadsd farm AID Taesrn stand, IA
cultivated, ~ II uber, barn, well, spring
DC. Price ee,0C0.
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ooo LEO
.t,WW ACRES Ia the Dscsraii distract Town
-" csnutes ~ Cihckasaw. Howard Floyd hnt,hsli
worth, Ccrro 6ordo, Sc NfCKOLIs JsBIiL ACo
Arl , Rankefs and Land Agrufs
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NICHOLS, ISBELL 4 30.
LAND A EN- rs.

NJ a75--A house and lot on clay at. bet Brady and
Parry -, Lot S1xlUQ House Iex32, rooms clothes
prrs Kitchen, cellar. Sc, with fruit treee in yard Price
$1,000.
Nc 276-liouso and lot east side OF LOT 3 block ~
Ici a,xts house rpoans, cellar, &c. Price $3.50
No 2J,-A beautiful double cottage Rock Island II,
bet End and "a sta 10 Kitchen cellar cistern &C.
Rrice $4,000.
No. 21s-Ihe Bazaar Buildings, with the privilege -
Nee landings lot 5SxIso, will DO sod on liberal tss
No 2Ie-Lcts 5 and on End ST. and LOT on sd a.,
block :.
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No. lF,-sis acres Oh the Mississippi tIverorrosit,
lhc to~n o. Mahi~, shteiosle from The road 10 Tia
rivor. Prise $40. -
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No. iis.-A srallsn teruiifpi iese Of land slih.
acres. Price s-,tLG. : :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

EOR SALE or to LET-A neat 2 story BRICK
HOUSE the side OF Bond Dean Brooklyn.
nearly and pspered and painted Possession
he had Immediately Apply At sOrHERs Office corner OF
Myrile and Fultonsys Brooklyn, to CHARLES JENk-
ms. No = Eranktorl.st.. New iork.
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Daleniines.
Siaiionsrp ano famtp @coos.

HHUCILAGE, In new and convenient Bottles,
lvl with Metallic Cap and Bush-!ndPenseble TO merehAnts
and u.s. fu Ia eyoybody For sale by TIADDEUs DAVIDS
a Co. Manufacturing StsOners, No, 20 Clifst, Nowfork
IN ii A ID ID T. u s A ID ; d co. .
WRITING INKS pronounced by the best chemists 20 be
more durable than any other yet made For sale TO the TRADE
ONLY by TBADDEUs DAvlDS Co, manufacturer OF
No. Is Clifst New-Ior
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HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer.
GALE POSITIVE, FINAL and IMPORTANT.

NALE POSTTIN L, FINAL and IMPVhIANI.
- IL H. LEEDS Co will sell on TUESDAY, Feb ~, ~
lo O'clock the premises No 32 Broadway all those costly
and valuable Fixtures Decks Oh Cloth Carpets brus
sells Carpets Gas Chandeliers Plate Gas Mirrors new Plate
sss Window with Sveed Bar Sash Frame Rosewood
Piano valued at S7o See further particulars in The Herald
Tribune Times Courier and Enquirer Evening Post an othes
New papers The property Of and by oder of GEORGE
L. FOX, lessee OF the premises
Also GEORGE p. fOXS Recorded Lease Of tho three Eve
story and one thce..ory Buildings Nos 800 32 S3 and SIS
Broadway the occupation of Leonard Gosns esq Isaac
Block esq Henry Iyeson, Henry Finney and their
under also Gus sheppard esq., John j. Staa
ESQ Mr. Horace Waters William HeyliS esq, and others
George r. Fox by reason debility cky condition Of the
body recommended by 90 south for period And fur
Their sdyise MIR Fox nom all business transactions
throw all and anxiees and to seek cheerful and
to associate win lively companions. ii. y. O.. NJ u.
New York, 18th January, 1856
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fost auh fouuo.

O. IN REWARD LOST on wednesday. be-
u w tween No. III Esst l2,b.t and 81 az or esIre:.
18Th srd 9th-sts avsnee TWO DIAhOSpo one sms
49, n ,r 10th mcleod in the p4pet Whoever bnsss
lie sane 10 No eel Bro.awpy Jevel,y Sore will recsivs tbs
above reward ard TIE bsnks tbs losef who an empoyee
ard e for them Jewellers and have bean
gifted.
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SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES at MYSTIC

ANCHttOiI Tor 1OINh LADIES ~ 'pAaN
- HALL, WEST MEDFoRD, Mas-lnstrueton WI %
rem IN III the brancho. polite Education. while proficiency
vii secured BY inducing love for science ana Ar auu
n,,lins the hzher being useful thereby also
that pleasant inducemen to every youtA'u
The erpecaiion Of uemento from the Iesehs T'' vi" 70
gwen In each DEP srsrnent 49, ....a.,.. ~ ths
Pri.eral ard have the Of superior flaHo 0ssn
ard Hsrp with valuable Library Of Standsra DooA
.l,o IL Frel ch Language Is spoken by native raIH
As mental power greatly dependent UPON paysc~
the ruus Nh DO required take daily exercise, either oy
Aki1s gyuuAsc recreation bowling ety p1ratel morse
hack riding swimming, according TO the season shu ''
wishes OF parents under the wetchcae OF respones persons
Four vell.trained ponies belong to the seminary II,
Copyersn In hours between the pupils TO os eciu
.ysy i; French Lectures will 10 given various subjects
Monthly Readnss &C. BY pupils 10 which the parents aFe
As the situation about fifteen minutes rde from Boston
thouzht there be parents VINO prefer 70 seno %
DAUGHTERS the citye suburban Senooi eoo"s NV
Bos-ns ana Day Scholars WI receive the kndest care ana
attention from Principal and attend church Win one'
OF six determinations, at the option Of Parents
REFERENCES: d.
Hon r. C. Winthrop Boston. Hon. Abbott Lewiepce, pSsyo'
Hon Fdgd Everett Boston. Rev Hubbard WlnsIo" ~ 1.
Rev C. Brooks West Hedfd. Rev. w Hague, u u AOehy
Rev. John Psrront, do Rev n ~ Nea4e 49, oo''"N'
= Gardiner A H. Prin. BOs. Hon. Sam Houston, Texts
on Latin School. ,, ,,,,.
a.. attention Of parents and guardians TO the I9rns
Ladies BOARDING and Day School kept st Mys.c hat west
Neord by Mrs p Smith the eminent reacaers enpioyen
Ard the wide range Sudt-s taught The location OF ne
scbool admirable hall is large end elegant the gym
faces for physical exercise are Oh the mos
snrroyed fine studio completed for tne use OF
tbe scholars lessons In painting and the wnoe ap
roiptueus OF the School In style OF elegance and com
re,epess unriysed, believe in this country we COM
mend Il to the attention and patronage Of our readers
I'd. Boston Transcript, Sept IT,
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CTLECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
- WV "-' T. w BECKwITH Principal.
t.JO-BOOKKEEPIN WRITING, ARITH-
0D IU METIC taught thoroughly Of PAINES'S ACADE'
Mis- No Is Grands.. n. Y, No lsS fulton't BTootyn
"As teacher OF Penmanship aud Bookkeeping Co.. fAISh
stands gnrysled-" morning Ioutna.
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60 farmers ano Others.

ITO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOTANlSTS,
Il And PROPRIETORs Of NURSERIES, OF FEW-fOkA
and ,rvronvThe Undersigned wishes 70 receive sneo vow
o. -, T BACHKLIER.
Hor icu!,urist Bo,snist snd Dealer in Garden Sesos
No. Is Ursulines st.. Sew-OheaaA
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Gonses anb forms Uauieo.

HOUSE WANTED. -Wanted q small COT
IL TAGE rleassstly locs,ei Brooklyn within two mles
~ W,st Ferry near Clinton Washington preferred;
ore convenient suitable for family Of three per 'ons
Pos session required Is; Of April let May Address COLUA
PTS Tribune Office, with full particulars.
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6aIes bp Auttion.
ALERT Il NicoLaY Asetioneet.
II IITF SALE of FIFTEEN YEARS

A PsOIUTE SALE of FIFTEEN YEARS
"A LFAsH Of the BUILDING No. q wsl,st corner S1S e
~ - Al RERT IL NfCOLAY will sell on w bDNbsDAf.
pS "a is5 At ~ O'Clock st the Merchants Erehsnge
Wall AND BRoAD-srs-rhe Fifteen feMs un'spssf
Lease from Nav 1885 Of the eligible Premises knewn Ma
n N.s, corner OF Broad Conditions OF Lease are % a
x YEARLY rent for the 6Is, I've years $3.50 psaee Guar
terv and Tax after May 1901 tnen tsa
Der annuu and Water Tax. and tho lessee 20 Keep Ne
building In good repair Tho property now rents tsf p
ana could easily be made 70 brsg S9oO For n ia
yasnent nothing could DO offered which great profit
a. ms lease Thus opportunity presented seldom TO -
ne, b ana should DO embraced BY those seeking safe
ossble ana pcrmanept investment. Frstess City Boas
49, Nor,gre will be taken foo onehalf the purchase Hsnas
For full particulars apply 10 =, ~.
''' AVERT H. SICOLAY, Auctoneer, No Broadst
4 SSIGNEE's SALE shall sell at public
"A suction on TUESDAY NEXT, Feb. - at II SciS'S IN
A. the Atlantic (Addlel Dock Brook yn tae CANAL bOAi
LADY or OSWE0O, together with all her Furniture ana
Tackle The above named Boat hss but two seAsonA
WALTER CAMPBELL,
Nav York Peb g. 1854. Assignee of Alexander Maic<
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Mafbinerp, &t.

DARLOW's GROOVED T0OTH-SAW-Pa-
~ tented April TO- l95 noticed under the head Of New In
venions THE TRIBUNE Of Februsfy7 Received premiums
from American Institute and State Fair Of Emirs For City
County and State Rights apply 10 the proprietors,
CONGER. COLLINS { Co, No. 3i5 Roadway.
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DART of HOUSE WANTED.-A Lady
whose family consists Of three persons desires TO rs1t tho
FIRST or SECOND FLOOR, the FRONT BASEMENT OF
KITCHEN and an ATTIC ROOM IN house located be
~ o. I4h and and between tho ih and 9Th avs The
Ho,,e must have the modern improvements Would prefer
leasing a., number of wears and oud be willing 70 devote
few hours daily DstructDg the children Of the family II
there be any French in payment Of rent References
exchanged Address stating location and terms Box 4llO
Newly ork POef-Ofice.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLLy, Auctionser. -
DEPEAIPTORY SALE ola Valuable PLOT

ALBEkT NINOLEFs tuttUuV.E.
DEREMPTORY SALE ola VALUABLE pLOf
or GROUND bounded by SD and 5jd-s,s. aud BIB ssd
18th avs th Water Front Of 800 feet on the Hsd-
son Riyer-ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell ct Auction oa
WEDNESDAY Fob i3 1885, at IL O'clock at the Nechsnx
Exchange, N. " the valuable PLOT OF GROUND bounded
by 5 and SD and 18th and Sthays containing about any
Lott bsyDg front Of Ga feet inches on 5sds go feet
inch ON SD st. and 30 feet 10 inches on both Avenues
Also the PLOT OF GROUND the easteny side OF lth'
e having Of 300 10 nchee with depth Of 100 teet
on SD and SD SITS and containing about eight Lots
Th property offers unusual inducements for immediate nl
povoent being In desirable location and well adapted for
large manufacturing establishment, requiring an extensive
aud front and possessing all the facilities Oh access
necessary
liberal and title perfect Maps aud further parcs'sfs
>'' - ALBERT II. NICOLAY, No Brosdst
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DROF. JULES DE LAUNAY' CLASSES IN
/ FRFSCU ITALIAN SPANISH &c, No 80 Nnth-st
wo doors from Broadway Schools and families a'tenae' 70
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
Iva STlTurE. No ss fihst WAshnston squsrr cOrnss
sfhs;doosast CLARKE tANNiS0. Prnelpais
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fine ARTS.

NEW DRAWING BOOK.-Thirty beautiful
IN s,odies Of Heads, Landscspss Animal Flower &C.
Neatly bound So For sale by W. SCHAUs 81 oroa1yaY
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Chances for Business H,en.


A FOUNDRY, doing good business, FOR
N SALE CHEAP. Orders for Castings solicited. Caldrons
so gallons hand. Apply at the Basement OF No -
De- st., at the EOundery to -
l.. NJ ARNOLD, Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
EOR SALE-Two of the Oldest STANDS in
i FULTON MARKET, Nos 36 and 81: have been used by
the owner 50 selling Pork and Beef The
ceiling the owner is going TO retire into the country Also
to LET OrLEASE, bis DWELLING and PACKlNG-HOUSE,
trre Ice houfe Sok house and Stables attached will
be let together or separate Apply the premises Nos III
and l23 Rsingoa ST.. or No l6l bOwery.
GAS for COUNTRY HOUSES.-COmty and
" State tights fot Sale by the proprietor Of the first patent
ever granted Beuzoe Gas II is lighting houses ia the
vicinity this city with the unqualified APPRECIATION Of ell WAC
IL. a ARNOLD, No % broadway.
HARDWARE STORE for SALE.--An old
i Il established RETAIL STORE in m client location,
selected stock goods sd doing good business
For particular ,2drefs HARDWARE, Tribune Office.
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practical CHENISTRY.-INST
% also 20 elias Of Females, st the Laboratory,
NJ c7s Bro.dvay Address II. REWARD, Box 2,o2 n T.
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ITALIAN LATIN and FRENCH TAUGHT BY

an Italian Cent has been protsslonI %
INV yes. IN Italy Switzerland aud hso ., Wv
oyerf men. School Of Method for Male and emse ~
a, s.sin syitzetsnd desires few Pupils 70 es'n 1'
I.1~yra Can furush the highest certificates ana TEL
nen5atous from the above Govsrumsnts and eistS w
yate riiIers Of New York TO qHhcatons &C $3.50
sccsp, Board With family Ia pay tof Less'h "1'
CRINOLI Tribune Office.
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Two LET or LEASE, and RENT LOW, tn
i STORE No. 81 Beeiranst, stories high aud % fee
deep. Apply OF the premises
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1TR BIYGHAMs CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM

wi Be House-IA School :. Boys la each Of ID. part
parens In four respects least parent may ee sas
OF heinz satisfied Complete order aud senersy Nitaou'
..vsrv-ei,il zed manners and geutiemanly compAnons
Tse.er ausfed he heart and address for their ~orA eno
dcSot 10 ia stsndsrof scholarship that challenges Criticism
finn quarter.
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TUNts MORRILL,, AnctIoneer
DEALERS OPPORTUNITY to PURCHASE
H. FURNITURE, Sc.-THIS Saturday MORNING, at iol
o'clock No 81 Nassau consisting OF large French rae
Pier Mirror Oval Glasses on PAINTINGS Rosewood sad Ms
bossny Bureaus Wahstapds Center and Sofa Is
bes fete Tees Easy Rocking and PHlor Chairs superior
wood Yorte pure Hair Mattresses Bedstesds Ward
obe. sofas Extension Dining Tables, Iron Safes Counting
House Desks Portable Decks and Fancy Boxes Also second
hand articles from family 10 be sold without reserve,
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Real estate for Sale.

L'OR SALE-That long celebrated and handsome
Il establishment the SANS SOUCl HOTEL at BAilston
SPA 3 Located Of the most healthy and beautiful
VILLAGES tie State fa 10 command extensive
liberal The buildings have recently been
paired fitted up and furnished lsome aud sabsisn-
ta uauner The Chay bxs waters which abound the
entity offer 70 sufern- Invalid re..sf This iesirsos
establishment offered for sale tn REASONABLE.
disposed Of before th 2sh Of February will
that be sold tb suction a. the Court House Balls.
ton Spa ~ lOa n 10; further information apply
O. W HALL. b.lls;cn. SsrstOgs Co. n Y
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1nstruaiou,

EVENING CLAsS.-GOLDSMITH ACADE-
IL Mis-. No 49, Broadway and No 81 FGlton-s brook.
lyuCl.ses at and o'clock New Pupils all this month
the uounal charge Of 81 for the course BOOKKEEP-
iNG reduced one half OLIVER 3. GOLDSMITH
Ne. So Broadway, end No IT Fulton st Br3otlyn-
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ACCOMMODATIONS STREET.

DUR 's-CHAMBERS
I'D SATURDAY-BRNEFlT Of hr. J. ii. McVlCkER, tho
celebrated American Comedian who will appear la two OF his
hest characters, SAM FATCH aud the GAME'COCk Or
THE WILDERNESS. -
The COMEDY Of TAKE THAT GIRL AWAY.
With MI Burton, Mr. II. \. Perry, Mrs ThOrne, &c -
The Drarna of He GAMECOCk OF THE WILDERNESS.
The Kentucky Hunter sampson Hardhee Nh j. H. McNcker
The Farre Of SAM PATCH IN FRANCE.
sam Patch Mr.. j. HI. McNicker
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DROADWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
ID Sole Lessee Boxes and Psrquet 80 cents; Family Circle
and Upper Tier % Private Boxes nd -6-Doofs
al "a Commerce A. 7 OClock.-THtS ~ ENlNt:
KING CHARMING.
Charming i.......M NJ e Pouisi Henpeckt Mr. WAITING
To b. followed by the great ANTlPODEAA PERFORM
AHCF Of WALKING on the CElLlNG. -
TWENTY MINUTES WITH TIGER
ChaA Bcoswns Nh Fenno AIabsllA. .hTs Seymour
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4 AnIFS, WRIIING CLASSES.-The sub

I AIDES NRITINU CLAooE'o.. no :. -
.~-l.r ~ receive new PUPILS daily this nontn A. INC
- $780, ~ : fr the course Glass 81 II N Ne ~
York spS y m in Brooklyn. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH
No SS2 Broadway, and No. III fulton-'t, broohyh
Mr. Goldsmith Is par srceeuce, the Pegfn,n OF An1etc,
BE certainly stands alone unapprosehed this county oon
h the executive department OF his art apd IS 81 INSTRUCTOR
uurils rsnk arong the first penmeu IN his anly
ad presume the be SAID OF onet e'os sHu
N"Hs N'4'- &c ~ ~ lSuadsy Dspsch-
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Eonscs 10 fft.

HOUSE to LFT-Pcssession given Immediately
10. n Bonds- will be let for private residence or
boulo t boaror. IN the house wish 20 remain
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TIEATER.-Boxes and Parouet


THIS (Satarday) EVENING Feb g. t7i o'clock, A DAY
IN PARIS, and sl:o Don JUAN; On Tas SrssrsE on
Perotnaneesin the LIONS oENst p and pm. The LIVING
WILD ANIMALS &c Admttanee ~ all, p ,ents Chlaen
under "a, lfl eents
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DROADwAY VARIETIES, No. 472 Broadwo

pROADWAl VARIETIES, NO. az broadway,
ID late Mechanics Hall
II wOOD.............Lessee and Business Manager.
X. q. MAESH. .NthSe NaHhstEs
Tis beautiful temple Of amusement is now open
with the celebrated
WOOD AND MARSH CHILDREN,
number under Of agethe greatest troupe OF
fyeuile comedians ia tho worldwide will present for the
Of their patrons the grand operate spectacle Of The
EAIAD QUEEN Or, THE NYMPnS 90 IHE RhINE.
Tickets 20 Censho hsf price. Doors Oped al occA 20
CONNER CO At ~ O'clock For full particulars small bills
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,-MISSTNG since FRIDAY
Boar6 an6 Rooms.

A FURNISHED ROOM, with Breakfast and
~ srnr4r t-d Dier on Sundays suitable for single Gen
en.n uSy Il lad al No Ludlow place, tHousons be-
" ION Sullivan NcDUUgL-stsl
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TOR SALE-Two-story and attic HOUSE, No.
p ChristorheTst, Jefferson Market Inquire on the
Irenises.
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ITO LET-STORES ard OFFICES in the Bible
L House As;orpla,e Apply at the Treasursrs Oaee. B
bic House; entrance 4th-av.
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CPACDUS LOFTS to LET-At No 3i3 Broad
T. ANTHONY, No Sos Broadway.
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Amnsements.

DAHL JULIEN and AUGUST GOCKEL re-
uecy inform their Brooklyn friends and the public
erslly thst they will give GRAND FAREWELL con
ONT at the BROOKLYN ATHENhUM on WEDNE'-
DAY Feb They will be assisted by eminent artists
PartA ulars In future advertisements -
PRJDAY Feb Is-GRAND FAREWELL and POSITIVE
IY LAST CONCERT IN NIBLO'S SALOON.
NJ IBL o q A Il ID T. n.
IN SPECIAL NOTICE.
This will DO closed on FRIDAY and sAIuk
nay EVENINGS for REHEARSAL OF the NEW GRAND
SANTOMIME BY Mr. LEH MAN