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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

n GORGE COOK. AUCrIOSsHR. POSITIVE SALE OF
VI the stock OF cshLernater declining ba-ress This
dsy Feb ~ a. 1ns occck ut NO. I'D Broad opposite
Tr,nsy surch ractuy pnr.or chamber dniE ami
aace fr riLnrc mattresses, pal iassss mrors
hocsny sad rose~ood beds'eads &C Tie whole win porsy
sold "a The highest bdSer fo- cash Depots wi be
qIsed. III GooJs must bs removed PRIV TO 2O'ciccx
"Wednesday, :gL Abe small Assortment Of second hand
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

A pRtsx r. MULLER AUcrivsEERs -ExEcUToR's
ale Of is valuable os beng part of the real estate
49, cbeserulsn decca I'd. a Mular wi sell withou
rsvs ~ suooa Taesdsy. Feb H. 1855 ct ~ o'cook
exchange BY order OF tbs usdergued l6 lots
sfuasd OF tbs .s casra Die avenues and streets IN
cy, A, First Second Third and Lexington,
fty ourt Thirty nfh ry aith, Fy sixh fify seyeoth
Fy nlnth blxeh. Sixty nr skis seesnd Eighty fourth.
10y th &c. Seventy per cs9t can remain IN
bsaA srgage Cor three For maps ap ply a.
~ auction rosun. Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

yCrIoN NOTICE.. BOG kT. AUCTIoxEER.-BY
"A s. EOGART Tedne day, Fen. 20 at IL O'Clock, Ut 81
Wee. Tweuty street. shsrs spotted
msSe, K merry belonging 70 William Poole, deceased
JAMES q. WIhLEr, Sheriff.
TaonAs C .alIs, Deputy ShesM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

n r. oGTbrALAR, AuCrtONEBR. WILL SELL THIS
a. day at o'c ock ~ rs a. and street. tho entire house
Md furniture consiIfd In the second
q esd house. pets mirrors chairs,
lounge bureau redsesds hair and uther marss
bokAax soyes oico secretary palior looks,
aet stAsd russ sccocson dental chair spoon shc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

n OR sALE-THA STUCK AND rtxrrEEs OF A FAN
@ entrodery ard worsted sore Going An excslnt buS-
mass. Inquire u sos Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

StTEAM ENuINE AND BOILER FOR aALE-IN Ex-
eslsn, engine siI horse boiler ten horss newst =
te delivered In April next heseen In operAuoa ~ ~
pipg TO W. L. BIC GRU HI. steam 90 pre"es lis ruAse
Greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

CHERIFF'S SALE-W. G. ALBUETU5. AUCTIoNEER,
VIII SELL Tue DAY February - al 10 oolocS precisely.
al 10 Co. street. Brooklyn lot o. lsdies and gentlemen
boots ard shoes By order, f.. LOTT, late Sheriff.
r.. TAiPLER, reputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
TOHy IIoYp, AUcTrosEkR.-JoHY Lloyd tsOss,

TOHS LLOYD, ACcTfosEER.-JoHN LLOYD tsOhe,
FL cec 10 Eighth street door east Of Broadway viii
Awe thex pcrs0nsl attention The sale Of hor<ehod furniture
residences OF families bressag hsosekee ,oR ana 70
genera IT, rocs,sbmebS resr.cIf so1ct,J,
and 20 ira goods properly sr.aUged
and exhibited, with catalogues prsyious 20 ssis
DAwrBgoKER,s SALE OF WATCH AYD JRwef.
Il ry.-A. NJ. CRisr .i4AR. sneconeer, 3, hswary VIII
ssR on "Wednesday. ath instant u ios ooiS srfs
men. OF fne gold ros, rn "a easri' ~ fe anond
pps earrings go r1aid ard FOO ch@a4 an.
ver sicbor liver sOd lepncs :oos; guns po Incse
Ard us .naucs nslruneats, &c, Ac-. BIZ order A.
J. A. jackson % Reside ~.
DAwNERoKERs sALE.-w \. LEWIS WILL srIr.
hisdsy, At ~ Boxcry, up ssrsl BY order of y q.
SiHpeos, quantity Of urrcreemsd pledges consisting az
blankets qu h. fheets, shawl bots
shoee &C. ksle TO commence N hall pagf,sn 4. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

vCr10N NOTICE. BOGART, AUCrIOEEER.-BY
IA B. BO0ARr this day, 8is O'Clock, o. the auction
roon corner Frankfort and Vuians reefs mortgage
househod furniture; lounges bureaus oedstesds beds and
bed1ng. krusse thJ aDdqngran olcloh mir
ross 81 lAnngs arge o Of cane seat chairs book
furnure Also Coossables sale Two pipes brandy 10000
ssesrs, &C Ae WILLIAM THOMSON Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

THOMAS yFITCH. AUCTIoNEER- STORE, 10 SPRUCE
Sheiff's sala Of wing maeiaes. Tuesday,
Fab 10 10 NJ l6 Spruce street, consisting OF sewing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

D 4 Chiffon, ACCsroSEER.-TwO vACAN- LOTS
ID. o. ground (ste Wsker) street, obi 1ning the
aoxthwes. Of Allen sr.et COLE Chiffon viii
sel 81 suction "Wednesday, Feb ~, 1856 At IL O'Clock
the Merchants Exehange the valuable lots
calrpa.od fer business manufacturing purposes Er
oulne houses thereon having Ave asy.a
sesdnS from Alien street For terms and maps apply
"a Mass street This property bought
pr,-eae sn-e app.icsEpn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

w 8. MELIoR, AUCTIONEER.-RY HOU6ar0N 4
W.. aEII0R. Thursday, February u II o. flock.
lis Nassau street The YORK Quarterly kesew, The
debts due subscription list back numbers stereotype plates
6. HUSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

ToRN BOYD, AJctI)sEEg, WILL BELL AT AUc
- lou. this day. February ~ a. ths store ~ AaGsrsc q
lUt, O'Clock elegant assortment OF household
furniture egan; mahogany SOFAS bedtesds bu
resus vsrdrposa, wnssaGds and chars, pier and manlc
suiia5 for ouschod paposes All 20 be sod 70 the highest
bidler, Usncu. reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

CLATEv0YAN0E MRS. sEfMOUR, 40 SPRING
set few DOCS Of Brosdwav, the most suscessal
ned, sns bsness csiryoyant In America Asthma brou.
chrt sr csn plh,r spepsa nervous debility of ap
p,sr s,.r,Y adtnown diseascs cured durable and
no ies skea unless y,u are estished-
SpIRTTUAL MAETFESTATIosS.-NR. PIlTEE Will.
- be happy receive Gale o. his residence The pir
dtcastd n enia he sumnn0red-tte r;ts es Che
ming byron FRANK n, 70 al ann others. Dersoa can II
te, much stiGed " interview viii This ger emLL No
II lispeEard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

IlEsRE dfgTS. JR, AUorIosEER, WILL SILL,
N eucicn. Wednesday Feb o. al lel oc ok,
No 81 Pre street.; wines l aa1
Havana scesis comprising aud bisck
diss sarGiss, pick brsnds lri and 2coch whskcy,
gn, ecyiis o. HAVANA re sars. sc &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

LOON, WITH THR
- lease, situated sn TIE
'hc above premises fSr
- Aio owner. App1tx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

A 6TROr0GT, PEEENOi.OGy.- THE CEIEBRArRI
a Mrs FIkukY from Paris whose relation has coo
Sany consulted by Napoleon L. true Information
even o. life. Questions about 1--we mayriass budae.s
and ecknsss are answered BY the CT magnetism
Hrnnnc erect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

Uc1I0S NOTICE -rnos BELL, AUCrIONEER.-BY
a BED Bush this day a. l0 O'Clock at No, l. North
WnfAm will be continued thA OF general dry
ccoce and eomm store comprising sks. musns hosiery
shaw msatlas threads, silks loo 900 needless ms
los ssssss g. suitable Tor be sss,on loo psr rusbers
AhlHe Articles DC Alan 70, Of pleaed goods % pieces
Inn cA1n ,rc hAsdke chiefs ws
ala a hosol furniture. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

NLAlRvOYANCE MRS. HAYES, FORMERLY OF
u apipo street The u medical aad pu ae "a
ant IN America Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia ysr
mn aints nervous and ali known dieases IL c-ane
gec I76 Grand strict Ladies' No fee taken retnember
40 O. you are perfectly sas1sd with the exsmn zion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

RI ES6'isg BASEMENT
" tifuh street, 40 fee, "A 4 OF
With all ths modsrn i'm
eemmodating terms. Aiso,
~, inquire OF THOMPSON
eighth avenue and Twcn.y.
- smes street..
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T. w RIES for ) -
nrrx ttnuP IN TRSAL


EDIrLD NORRIS AND WILLIS -.
THE HoME JoUakAL I9e o,I@s ys.5 !. to o., print
it, 90 yslnsbe Co be e,e useful tor family
70 va d SS, vii al evoe their time and O
hes ', p,pe.o Ia idiou HE pcunss
home lite family symPsthies and interests oct doors
and In 10 give '' LETTERS TO INvALIDs.
which bic experience hiss enabled bin TO write and whic have
been i PokifR RATS OF S' LIVING CHARACTERS
Oyo,ey p MOE besides hs usual constant labor upon
the several dcpsrtuen Of the paper will make it the wool
"D''' - O SKETCHES. SONGS. BALLADS, Ere
suggested by the history event. of the passing time
ALDsIpen h,.in ePsra,iOn rso,E Porn' entitled
and hi. will Se published in numbers from week week
scoTT will contribute sedes Of valuable papers
"F"" SCIENCE or Tue BEAUTIFUL
chiefly confined DRESS and the TOILET ancient and MODERN
with nov then. free dash generally
FRypEsIcx CozzESs the ceous author OF the Spar
HUMOROUS DELINEATIONs
from his pen and r. H. SroDDsRp, the popular poet and
LITERATURE AND ART
Besides thee attractive features the HOME UhNAb VIII
contain;
The Core and History Of New Publication. W.. pm
Poetry. Pstbos and Romance.
The Gossip and News Of Partisan Journal: . -.
-Pexsons Sketches Of the Conspicuous CHARACTERS VI ~
The Stirring Scenes Of Daily Life
The Cbrol icle Of News TOR the Ladies'
The valuable information a. to Statistics. Dscoverc. aud
Great Eyeu;a
And =. tina, be To- @ the fade ' the
constant "a oS a1e. perhaps that we
respondents wholly unsndP-''ed N he scoy OF Wv @
advised Of all that occurs new" charming or Instructive III Ia
bsllisht circle. Of city Hf a.. --,,-,....-,
Of f.nies Wa watehtoy gather every ne .usse'nn
'S 'ss r,spc. aud Industry aud BY .t acquired in
long and saccessul Practice wShSPe SUI 70 ksep ,nS HONE
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for the 6olioans.
4 CONFECTIONER, "Currente alamo, cor

4 CONFECTIONERY, "Currente CilamO, cor
daily ratuAtc his citizens and civic cusom-r-
together those eo-exsng in the communities OF Canada
Communpsw. Csior Canton and countries circ1mJae"nt
on the cordial conviva and cemeniaory ceremonies Of the
coming Christmas as connected with Christmas cheer
The Caker of cupdity the Cacoethes Csrpend OF
the coveted cuecoTroding Carous or circulating CON-
eases craving, eau'crzng cecusney through ut
the careful confederation Of Conso Credit Mo-
bicr and Coupons consigned comparative contempt
viii the claims OF charming childish camberins chatterbox
chuckng csmorous Candy crsyins cherubs are carefully
cheerfully and complsctnty considered
Come then customers and contemplate my cop'9 col
lection carefully concoCted Confectionery comp by
competent Conftmakcrs and Candy m.kers al convesant
with Candy-cra and ced in consideration Of their eApabi'
ties from every country in ChTstendoul.
The Candy contiguous TO Coursnd wiz lo Green
wh,re crowds of customers cheerfuy compete In chsuy
ing choice Conections Cracked Candy 10
cRcua cell forth cosentient commeDds ion the com
petsness the complement of the complicated colecon aud
copsrsulstory comments on the compliments thereof
CONNECTIONS Coughs Caarh and corresponding casual
tie, cracked crashed sep,sted Candies, &c, &c. &C.
r. &. HODGkINs Cor tec:ioner.
No l54 Greenwichst between Courtlsndt aud Liberty
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Damfims Afaoemies.
A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIA

"A No. 500 Broadway, New. York and
No. Isl Montague plae, Brookyl
New York Glasses wednesdays and Saturdays brookyl
Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays at and kf lAAs
and Children, and p IN for Gentlemen Ladies rnsss
Class Na Pupils any time during the ssassA
Circulars containing terms &c. may be bad at either "
Aeademies The usual sorees will be given Mr. DcdvS9
would take bis patrons that exena u
be omitted that will be of advantage to the pupils OF In ~ ~
maintain the very gratifying reputation now possessed
Academies.
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furniinre.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNilUhn. -
IL II. D. FARRINGTONS Mandatory
10 snd ~ WoOseTst, between Grsnd and broolr -
IRON FURNITURE.-The Ne~-Yon -
Rsins and Iron FsISi,prs wsrts tI Ri 81 s0S
estrr variety Of Patterns for Iron k.ilins thza ~ -
tabusbusnt IA New Yosk, and The largest ~ ~
Rusui.IIo IL he CIi;ee 5Aies sAnIo.D asWYe
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DARE FOREIGN BOOKS for LIBRARIES

NV TUNIoUN 4 KEEN f.
No le Patonsi tup ssr. New.York have Just received
which they offer for est low prices Among them
the following: -
with smile examples. of the original BY Owen Jones
4 vol imp folio. morocco: a splendid work Ss4
EAPOi.EON'S GREAT WORK on EGYPT, IN % vo!s.,
A,iss folio with upward Of 200 plates plain and coored
&24O mpeIis.ble monument TO the fame Of Napoleon
LIE MUsEE FBANCAIS (NapoeOn). vols imp. folio,
morocco, S55 fine EnsrsvDgs. &llo $50
LIZ MUSEE ROYALE. NAPOLEON vols imp foio
morocco, 1877 fine Engrsvings. $50
THE ORIGINAL WORKS OF HOGARTH. l vol. irnP To-
lilo, half calf f4. --,x....
BOZ DELs sHAKESPERIAN GALLERY AL Try oFPRlNrS'
DIBDlNs SPENCEKIANA. vols. royal 8vo., extra fine
eli TLfUsTRAfE Ed I8SDoN NEWS from 1G42-55 81 vols
halfmoroooo. Very fine set. $50
THE BRITISH POETS Edited by Alexander Chalmers
q VIOLA roysl 8yO FINE esf extra 475.
THE BfBLIA SACRA POLYGLoTTA. 7 vels. folio cali,
Antwerp, 1921 Very go
Also about volumes and valuable works every
department Of literature The prices of all books marked
In the fret volume Of each set.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

DREPARE for SLEIGHTNG.-S L Z G II
i BFLLs--For SALE, 8 splendid lot OF silver l.te'
SLEiGH-BFLLS patent body singh strap VIII b
sold wishing them fJr their Anst b
cold Gail on GEORGE SMITH, No. - Cf-st., mp stairs
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Marbinerp, 81.

Tor SALE or TO LET, with POWEhsus
Set Of Luo preparing. Spinning. Tw.tins sea Tv5se
Msehues suitable the Of al kinds ~ - =
Also SIT Of Towprepnins Spin ming rvi.tiol 49,
the sppurensnees necessary the business. Az VI
ORD or and Ing; have been In but sbor -,
b. sold below their value or leased to T.spas,ee
resor sble rate. Address Box s25 Philsdel2is ro@o
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Che Ball Season.

TNHE Twenty eighth ANNUAL BALL OF the
i NFW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT, for the Widows
and Orphans will take place al the Academy Of Mnc l4h-s
ON MONDAY EVENING, January 26 1857. Tickets may be
procured Of the Managers. BY order, ~
HENRY A. BURR, President.
JAMES f. WENM,y, Secretary
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Gouses to Get.

CTEADY POWER aud LIGRT R00MS-l
- ,tore ON Canal and basement Walker e., 70 LyY !.
very low rsiss. BY JOHN 0AUDC, No. im waksss.
CTEADY POWER-ln the Depot Building Ger.
- rer Of Elm and sts square from Bfnsiss,
Croton wsrer gas ~sercoscs ard every convenience L.
cuire Of T. BENNETT, the preriises Heated By sss
pipes.
T1NHE SECOND STORY Of = frst.clsss hsss
II 70 LET-furrished unfinished Inquire 81 Ne n
I,xinstol .ay b,twecn Scth and Sisi-sta
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Amusements.


laura KEENE's THEA T L R.
IL No. s2f Broadway Houstonst. Doors open at OF
O'Clock Performance will with the Overtore Al
O'Clock Adnission-DTess Circle and Psquettc D. cents;
Balcony Seats rs Family Circle 3 cents OrshssN
Stalls, 81 EACH Private Boxes sc and o. Box Once open
from till O'Clock.
THIS Tuesday, EvENING, Dec. l6
FIGhTH NIGHT
Of new end Original Drsms by Mr. PAlersve Simpson pro-
duccd with New Scenery entitled
SECOND LOVE.
Supported BY Mr.. linsnsn, Mr. O. JordS, Mr. c Wheat
LEIGH Mr. HGrcourt Miss Laura kecue Miss Ada Clifton and
Mis- Josephine Manner
MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY TIE ORCHESTRA
Conductor Tboan~s bAker
To conclude the twentienih time with the COMEDY
~ "' YOUNG NEw-YoRX
Summarized by MosGs c. JordOn {. Wbe.isish r T. John
son Burnett StoddaI LnshAm, Miss Laura keene, Miss
Manners, ke-
No,,c, The Drama Of SECOND LOVE has ben adapted
"a s,,snSed nv the author for Miss AURA kEENE, who
holds The Sp,sht and whom al applications i0 It's prcdae
iios must be made
NERD. RICHARDS GREAT NIAGARA
II GALLERY and Collection Of SCANDINAVIAN PAINT
mos 10 DAILY OPEN 1t tho Stuyyessnt nsatl,e No go
BroaAwvy from 10 10 10 Admission - een'~ Sef
500 8cksis 81
a FASCINATING AMUSEAfENT.-WOOD
"A uod end beautiful system Of Drawing and Painting non
raan essassy. - taught Tn ss~ Lessons 81 No ID
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CHRIsTMAs and NEw-YEAR PRESENTS

GREAT SALE OF FANCY GOODS
TOYS DOLLS GAMES a..
BY ORDER OF AOMiNIsrR ArOR.
TIE entire stock conta ed the I'm o1nu a. SIS Broad
the late propre'o Mr. O. W TUTfE durng h visit
fuIope-is 10 b. sold Al such low p. that hJPsd the
"9e'e Can be a. posed Of during this month.
Persons wish. articles FOR ens Will fad thI Al ex
ceh Opportunity 20 obtain BEAUTIFUL FOODS rssi
reduction from usus prce by early btieT selection
can be made and b. crowd :, ne H,llds!. AVOIDED
TUTTLE's EMPORIUM
TOYS, DOLLS AND GAMES
No. J&5 Brosd~ay.
THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Tbs department has been assorted with ali the novelties Of
the P y FROM Psi. We have received has ,seetloa OIL
DressinE Cs.s WoTG Box--, Osor boxes,
oPer. G.,'e., C,rd Boxes. &c &c,
Be'ds an onums!.ee quantity Of ..u BuOuI 'qeh sar'
Pse shells and Fruit, conisnfnE inaure gr Needle
work Odor Bottles Gloves k Porte Mornai-s Tablets Card
Cases, &c
From Genevs We have some fine
MUSIC BONES,
win popqar American oaadTe. Walter, Polta' and
SchcuHches
CHINESE GOODS
Choi. cAeeke Dice Ring Puzzles Vases, Cabinets ar
TIE DOLL DEPARTMENT
Our reputation for beautiful Ore. ed Doll. esab.hsd For
our assortment we give you the Catalogue: Porcelain Ak
Competition, PAPER Msche Rubber &c. Bodies Arms, Hai'
Shoes, Heads &c
THE TOY DEPARTMENT
In order TO accommodate have been obliged 70
increase the sze OF this department which occupies m
than bait the store being by far the largest assortment IN tue
city We would call attention Of the prominent
articles;
MECHANICAL MOVING TOYS.
Drums Psno', Harmonicsn', Magic L,n'efh''
Caps Box Toy, Te.scts Tools &c.
In ibis department Will also be found large Assortment OF
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y IBoL r9 o,. AR R N
\ SECOND ENGLISH OPERA NIGHT
PYNE .rd Il nA Tfh s,st ofERH TROUPE
When will be proc ,to 1.cd , for toe AMERICA.
Ne" and hG faE y 3SlIi s' 81 'aasDoRnE
Ms. sTsAN PyNE. Mr. OUfLMErrE ibis sr't
m Mr. e eo EEkIk'ro POPE. H. HoxNcAsrLE.
Mu.e. Conde e,SI c comp.nce With namero1, r..
guess it ha. been seat. in tho Dress Circle
Il viii fl, h.Ito s feIs ''''
Tickets all parts OF ibe house. T,hou. reserved seat. &
Oreb.st. Arm
P Ts.s @ay BE- secured Tor three days the Bot
h % not old during the day will be thrown open ~ithou.
r' WFDSEsDAY and EVERY EVENING during the week
ALLAc T ,aul. TER T..
- BRILLIANT WEEK
STERLING COMEDY.
Mr. nAak s{ n n LESTER H %ALo0r
L' Mar. ~ d CANON and nd oS,r. MI
ToNIGHT, Dec H. will be presented Sheridan. splendid
'O''O THE RIVALS,
To-MoRRoW-sHE sTooPs 70 Conquer. aud ala
All the shove fine Artists every night
Several novelties IN active PREPARATION.
Box Book open the entire week
DROUGHAM's BOWERY THEATER -
ID DIe. Circle orcaes. stall. and Boxes. SC Pit Is
s:9. BESf} = iP % %S:s Ths ES S2H'
Adam GTssR l e. Whiting Nj Rssnod;
Di'.' TA biSS'I RTANs Dstx ssr. M D,'4'''+
L. McDo noush
RURTON's NEW THEATER, ROADWAY
ID Extraordinary combination of Pieces for night only
THIS rvF Hs h yeI son and PAUL
PRY win be played together Introducing a.
Of this uneqused Company
MI 0'''" the s ime here Dt and aso as Pau Ply
ss poly Marsha. Jo si s p sse H. M M
Toos Mr.. Setche; Mrs skewton, Mrs Hughes Edith, Mr'
Mrs. C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with Song.
n S-1Tii sERors FAMILY and THE rooDLEs
DURDY's NATIONAL EATER.
s. iS SgeS g. O'Clock Curtain wi" rise
Robert Bruce 4HF A dolb I:Sy A Isse Mrs. Nichols
THE MAID or MUNSTER.
Charles Paragon - H. Allen Kate OBrien Mr' Nichols
BRoADWA.Y. ATH RIs,t U, si NGst Broadway
On MONDAY EVENING Dec. IS 1856, aud EVERY
AFTERNOON and EVENING during the week will be e1'
hibied the great .....-
NATIONAL AMERICAN HISTORICAL PAINTINGS,
10 PANORAMIC s scESn's'ia AND rABLEAUx,
Eirh covering
$50 SQUARE FEET OF CANVAS,
rARLS %Sb FStn
Accompanied with appropriate
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. -
Forming the most interesting Exhibitions ever offered
to the public. o,.
Caids Of Admission Is cents
AFTERNOONS Doors open al Curtain rise. at O'Clock
ENENINGS-Doors open at 8. Curtain rises at O'CLOCK
RARN u NJ AMERICAN MUSE U NJ
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90 HATS. 81 less than Broadway prices.
- elegance sad Durability sAey Be exoeileA Neat
Hs,s M tf8. @. r Il BROWN. Es Casase tssw No. $ss)
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wi Offer. for SALE his entire MILL PROPERTY consist
ma Of, Mil with Of stones and Saw Nj all IN
rS order thee Dwelling Houses AID about sn;y Of
sood Land The Mills lave al the wO they can do, and sey
the best stream Of water between Cayusa and Seneca
Lakes . u.,,n,~cy
Also In addition to the above will sell RESIDENCE,
consisting Of Gothx House and Ca rage house and sx
are. of Lani The property will be sold avery low
price would take Western land in part payment
f'' W. C. WOODWORTH
Trumsn.bursh, Tompkins Co, n. Y. Nov. Il, 1854
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g. Stln REWARD.-Tte Subscribers will pay
pOs'O SO TO any person who will discover and prose
conviction the person who have oounterted
The engraving Ct the IS NOTE Of the NORRIS COUNTY
BANK Of NewJersey
BGnk Note Er grsvers No 10 MerchsutS Exchange
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h1S1IC HALL SGMlNAni Tor IOU0
Vl LADIES, WEST MEDfORD, Mass, I've mile tsu
Professors and Teachers afford hess
thorough English EduAii with Ls:n. Greek the rsdn
polite Languages; hhsS on oatI Piano HAP and ors>a
Refinement of and the etdue.te u society lscas
Pssan lady resides In the tAniy. fhses swArdsls
each department.. .
Aida 70 Physical education to be found In cahenoa Dsa>
ing Gymnasium. Bowling Alley strictly phvsl .vis
ming La the Mystic River (ss horseback hdins 40 sev,a
vplltrsiHed sadii. horses belong To the Seminary.
Another Hall ana Mansion, recently ssdsd viii ensbs ~
Young Ladies to obtain admission Dor Crculu sddress u
Principal mkS THos r. SMITH.
RyyERyNcgs-The Hon Robert c. Winthrop Bos,sat ~
Hon Edward Everett Boston the Rev Charles Brcsts We
Medford the Rev John Perpont. West Medfcrd =. Gsa,s
M Principal OF the Boston Latin School the Hon Abks
Lawrence Boston; the Rev. Hubbard Winslow NewYst,
the Rev William Hague. d. d., Albany the Rev. Rauh
Eeale ID. d., Boston; the Hon. Sam Houston. Texas.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH WRITING and
~ BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY open day aud sscslas e.
Glass or Private Instruction. Terms for Writing ~ tee -
sons or si5 per quarter Priyste Instruction siveu
OLIVER GOLDSMITH, No ~ Bssadwsy
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TINO PIBIlSIiERS.-A Primer wishes to pro-
u cure the COMPOSITION or COMPOSITION and SrER-
EOTYPING of MAGAZINE Newspaper At per cent below
prices His materials entirely pew Good Isier'nees
his thorough competency add Ielsbliy &c Conmg al
cstous confidential Address COMPOSlrlON Tribune Office.
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NOTICE.-The American Female Guardian So
IN orty ill apply TO the NewYorh Leg.lsure lite
session Tor Amendment their Chatter res i've Com
initial Of Children
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60 Ubom il man Concern.

T. =. WHlPPLE, Esq, will lecture THIS
lie EVENING. al u o'clock In Clinton Hall, Aston place
subisct JOAN OF ARC. Adlnssion 25 cent?
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DIANO WANTED-In exchange for $500
i Bord the Susquehanna Coal sud lion Company Aoy
per.on fr.tcss instrument Ia dispose OF apply q
N. Res, Esiste and Gesersl Negotiating Office of WHEELER
4 Co No S4 Broadway Room H.