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PROSPECTUS
3.. OF ''" .'. ...s". ".
THlRTY-FIVE YEARS "TRAMPS:"
A Journeyman Shoemaker.
BIG BEN"

"a SOuThcymah shoemaker. 81 ...
PROPOSE TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT on MY
TRAMPS" in different States, with the scenes,
characters, Incidents events sprees and adven lures
with which have met, or in which | have psrtici-
Pated, including one year spent at sea and three
years in the United States Army in war service.
have had vicissitudes and troubles enough TO try
any mans soul, and almost ruin his understand ding
ana an. now that ! am waxing old, and my thread Of
NE Is nearly spun out, take this method of trying
70 get something that will make all my latter DAYS
last in comfort to the end. ....,| TIL
My Tramps" will form neat volume OF one
hundred pages at least, which will be furnished to
subscribers hereto at fifty cents, and will be Issued
as soon as the subscriptions win justify
My old shop-mates, members of the craft, and
others, trust will Occasion" for me by subscribing
to this. Friends to whom this prospectus is sent
are requested to procure subscribers and forward
their names to ..... b. T. STARK,
s26 ........ .. .... Washington, d. G.
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IMPORTANT Pension DECISION. teleqrsph
informs the distant papers of the following i'm.
portant opinion Of the Attorney General: ...
1.-The Secretary Of the Interior recently sub.
mitted TO the Attorney Gen raj the question
whether the practice heretofore prevailing IN the
Pension Office, of allowing the children Of Revo,
utionary soldiers to receive the pensions which
their deceased parents might have received, was
according to law. The Attorney General TO day
rendered his opinion declaring that the practice
has no legal foundation, and that neither children
nor grandchildren have any such right under the
acts of Congress. The consequence of this will
be to reverse practice Of the Pension Office
which has continued for twenty-five years. The
Attorney General gives the law. but declines
to say whether the law should abolish the
practice, or the practice defeat the law, leaving
that as an administration question to the Secretary
himself"
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PERsPIRAToRY SYsTEM.-A volume entitled A
Practical Treatise upon the Human Skim" has
lately been issued from the English press, the
author, Erasmus Wilson. In an account of the
respiratory system, DR.. w. has the following in
terestng facts: To arrive at something like an es-
innate Of the value of the perspiratory system in
relation to the rest Of the organization, counted
the respiratory pores on the palm OF the hand,
and found 1928 in square inch now each OF
these pores being the aperture of little tube Of
about quarter of an inch long, it follows that in
square inch Of skin on the palm of the hand
there exists length Of tube equal to $50 inches
or I3H feet. To obtain an estimate of the length
OF tube OF the perspiratory system Of the whole
surface OF the body, DR.. w. takes $500 as fair
average OF the number of pores in a square inch,
and 100, consequently, of the number Of inches in
length. Now, the number of square inches Of
surface H. man Of ordinary height and bulk /,
1905 the number Of pores therefore, I 1000, 600
and the number of inches Of respiratory tub,
o,o00-tbat is, l45, 1893 feet or as 600 val de
or nearly twenty.eight miles.
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MORE ABOUT MoLLY.--The Rev. Mr.. Cantwell,
who distinguished himself on Sunday of last week
in his scathng remarks about the Molly Mcguire
Association, adverted 20 the same subject yester.
day. in which he gave the parties very severe
rebake, and said the Catholic Church does not ac-
knowledge any secret association. The threat o.!
accommodation had wonderful effect upon the
pebble headsp in that congregation, much to the
satisfaction of the more intelligent members. We
understand that 1t was general thing in the Irish
Catholic churches yesterday to rebuke the ribbon
men, and warn them 20 abandon their secret oath
bound associations Whether these sermons will
have the desired effect, or whether they are
preached in good faith, time alone will determine
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DIED.

On the 18th instant. ut his residence ON New Jer-
sey avenue, GEORGE T. CAW0OD, in the 2Sth
year of his age He died trusting in Jesus.
a-a Jesus, my all in all thou art
My rest in toll, my ease in pain;
TIE medcine Of my broken heart; a
In war my peace, in loss my gain s.a
My smile beneath the tyrants frown; ..tN.
In shame my glory and my crown
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Washington National Monumens society.

Washington National Monument Society.
a T. A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MANA
N GERS Of the aboYc society, h=ld this day, the
be published by the Treasurer some paper of this
city,: # ~ -.,. s
ResoIped, That public notice be given TO oil per-
sons holding funds which may be designed for the
use of the Washington National Monument that they
transmit the same 10 General j. NJ. McCalla, the
Treasurer of the Board, aud not to 5. Yorke Alice
Esq the late Secretary OF the Board of Managers.
ReS0lged, That all persons WAC may have trans
mitted funds To s. Yorke Alice Esq, htte Secretary
Of the Washington National Monument Society,
since the lst day OF July. 1855, for the of the
Monument, are requested 70 notify the Treasurer OF
the Board General J. NJ. McGGllnl OF the date and
amounts transmitted to said Alice Secretary.
'. JOHN NJ McCALLA,
September II, 1857 Treasurer.
Editors of papers friendly to the objects of The
Monument Society will confer favor upon the
Board of Managers by giving the above few inser-
tons. .. SO In
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GROCERY STORE,
Corner MARYLAND Avenue and seventh ~.

ISLAND.
LEAVING BOUGHT OUT THE STORE FOR
Ii merly kept by Mr.. Robert T. Knight, shall
keep on hand q select assortment of FINE GROCE-
RIES, comprising, among others, the following arti
cles:
Sugars such as crushed, clarified, pulverized, aud
brown; Teas, such as Imperial, Gunpowder, Young
Hyson, Black and Colony; Rio, Maracabo and Java,
roasted and ground, Cofees; Refined Syrup; Segars
and Tobacco various brands; Hams, Bacon, Flour,
Liquors, Wines Crockery, Wooden-warc, Hardware,
Vegetables, Eggs, Butter, Nuts Of various kinds
Horse Feed &c, together with many other articles
usually kept in a Grocery
would most respectfully ask those living on the
Island as well as the citizens generally, 10 call aud
examine for themselves as they then will see that
there isne necessity 20 60 further as am dctcrmn-
cd not 20 be outdone, both % prices and articles
Call therefore and examine, and you will find IL 10
your advantage, for intend to sell cheap for cash
81 Do not forget the store, 59b, Maryland Az.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city free Of all
charge. .--..
aug s-tf JOHN +. Il. PURSELi..
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TENHE UNION ENGINE COMPANY.
y No. 2, would notify the Firemen and Citizens
OF Washington that N consequence Of iheir want 81
hose, and their apparatus beng Of repair gene
JOHN BURY
$40 OF Secretary
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several lots Of strip from the Chinese sugar
cane nave been offered in the market Of ST. Louis,
some OF which were Of very superior quality, and
brought nom forty-ive to fifty cents per gallon.
Confidence In the article, as an established pro.
duct Of our latitude ia increasing. Most Of that
which has been cut was harvested too early to
make good sugar.--a Louis Rep.
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FAILURE IN MASSACHUSETTS. - Boston, Sept.
23.-Platner& Smith, paper manufacturers at Lee,
Mass, have suspended
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SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Corner Maryland aven,le and Si9th street, Island
REV. DIR. HAMMER will preach tomorrow at
il q. m. and p, m. The public are invited 10
attend " .# f"t u.a..
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ROOMS For RENT.

1.-TWO OFFICE ROOMS on the Second Floor.
and one Large Room in the Third Story,
twenty-five by sixty feet suitable for Bipdery Or
Printing Office. No. 5l2, two doors south Of Odd
Fellows Hail. Seventh street Inquire within
s1Qff
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Religions Notice.

NeIIgIOuS NOtIce. -.
The Disciples will continue their meeting. on
tomorrow, in the Old Trinity Church on Fifth
street. Preaching at II o'clock a. m. and at ~ p.
m. Elders John O'kane, of Indiana, and g. w.
Elley of Baltimore, will be in attendance The pub
lie are invited a, ~
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TRooPs IN KANsAs.--The United States troops
which have, until recently, occupied position in
the neighborhood Of Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
have been withdrawn II is said, by order of Gen.
Harvey, and will soon be on their way to Utah.
Their places win be supplied by troops now con-
scentrating at the same point from different sec.
ucns OF the United States. Gen. Harvey will re-
tain the command of this division of the army
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which, We trust for the credit of the city, will
never again disgrace the proceedings of that
Board, or Of any other public body belon ging to
Washington, aaD %
MnirARr vIsirERs.-The Washington Guards
from Winchester, Va; commanded by Captain
jacobson, and numbering forty men, rank and file,
accompanied by martial music, arrived in Aleran.
dria, BY way Of the Manassas Gap Railroad, on
Wednesday evening" as the guests of the Mount
Vernon Guards, Captain Deysughan.
After partaking of the Inequalities Of the Mount
Ycrnon's until Thursday morning, they were then
escorted by them to this city, when they psrsded
down Pennsylvsnia avenue TO the Capitol square,
where they took a hasty view Of the building and
grounds after which they marched, about noon,
70 the President's House, where thew paid their
respects 70 the President Of the United States.
They then marched 70 the Patent Office. and
after an hour spent In examining the building and
the curosities II contains, they were aoain form
into line, and after marching through some Of the
principal streets Of city, were escorted TO the
boat, and left for Alexandria They were also ac-
oompanied by the Alexandra Rifles, Capt "a
numbering twenty four men, rank and Gle, pre-.
ceded by their band, eleven pieces. r,s' a
The Winchester Company were dressed in the
regular old Continental uniform of 177e, which
number they bore IN large Agures upon the left
side of their cooked hats
they presented very neat and truly soldier.like
appearance as they psraded through our different
streets. 49, & ttgs 9,i 1sS.s+E
Iney WIN, We understand, remain In Alexandra
, snui TINS evening, when they win leave for their
The Warrington Guards were organised In July,
1855, little over two years ago, and number over
ffAy fully uniformed members :.
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1AAAn siSIos ss sSfTa s SSsSkS's FEB.
The public are respectfully nfo med that AR rHALBEss
Alter having s''sf fa issss q oososnrs
n FEY ,S ss Boston sA Ss ss s5S wos
Tbs first Of these Farewell Concerts win be sven en-
ss T ss
Will be spared mSar q Mem evsSy s1'S0ie s''
wio has vi uished reception wgl appear
these e'DcsrA are ssirs made with 'her
Which, when c0"peSss WI 1h si any enn'nn'ed
IN addition his Repertoire Aires dy known from The srs
''''''' WIZ '''' vi 1rR S TINE IN srw YORK.
Ne following composfiope:
Ia popr a de-, Lam "oo.,on.r
'.'' NC MORGAN. re sanos "''
SaIehe xYnsSre; s9ns. without . yo.5s
S Sss cs Pss. violin sss vocass sn'"
u has been customary VIII artists in seoerM 70 ecnass
may
an s
pIe,sn,s only one sd.d view Of 10 AVOID tns Mr..
's.'s's WI 81 ' sns iss's MASTERS
and cssialy saaea By al ~Sose aim lie. cssond - nsre
Ssy re has for this purpose selected he following chef
TIE Tie k,iaa s Sonata rss s aSon e. fs sSas'
Anesro oapr,cco.o, H. nrSpri; SOns.r,o.
Sonaa With vioobctno so8gs gthou. words.
Preiudes, Fugues
".
Msrche Funebre, The S,herzo.
kosurLos, MaLuTkas
v.
The sepet fer risno flute oboe, caror, a vosn selo
and bssso.
Tho ManGa has few words with regard
10 The The nberaly has
lenxed The all It's busipess details viii only
be followed but every will be taken 20 oduoe
Improvements tend to aids the Freae- comfort OF
ysieIs To this the stats viii be placed wider
iervas An important alteration will like rise be made IN
he manner OF seating the autepce, snd In the
POSITION PLATFORM.
which VIII centre Of the saloon thus rresenlg
more drawing room hike Appearance and Mr. Thaoe~g
wall serr siey play two Erards (psc a either OF
The Platform will command fu Of he
board while the .stly diminished dsAncs OF
teas ron he will sord better facilities har oore
observing ali The OF he performance Py this
rsnsemsnt hundred will be loo: the MANAGE
bot equivalent will be found I'm the better eopy
..,,r,,, Mosp.r Fsn o. ,,,.-..,,
tHALBER6's flesf FAREWELfs CONCERT
Seats at The usual prices " be had a. the DO ned
ter et Offices
Up town uefe' ofee. ...C Breusings i0i Beosi ssy.
Down town uctei Office Vas Eorlen King % Wal street
The sAe OF seats VII commence Ehurrdas. FEB IA No
orders resolved advArce Puychasers vi have he
he order themselves
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a Ug1Io. NorC,.-N; poyonry AycrIosEEa

AUC5IcE NO1CF-M: DOUGHTY AuCrIoNEER :
"A 0eneo second hand furniture. Friday, Feb g. Q,
leh O'Clock the premises 16 West Twenty eighth street
"a part Of rosewood and mahogany paror ssis 10
cover ,eh mirror. and OIL centre per card and
oNeob lc throughout The house.; satuary brocAe
and lace curtains; mahogany bedsteads dvans sofas
hogany chas end wardrobes bookcases clocks
tension dining and tea tables best hcrsenair mattresses
ssands toilet sets china crochery cutlery plated ware
htshen and basement furniture. variety The hole 10 be
peYemptory sold without regard 70 weather and deposits
Iequived from chasers
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a vCrloN NOTICE DAMAGED GooD-LARGE SALE

AUCTION NOTICE DAMAGED GoOD-LARGE SALE
"A Of gocds damaged on the voyage Of mpo-taon.-wIL
LIAM TOPPING co win sell Friday, 9th instant at
,heh No Broaaway the folio wing goods for a,
underwriters $50 pieces coered AID
bAck apacas Qceen's Cloths mshair cords serges &C.;
$50 pieces knshsh madder pru cases le9 plain
splored cbil1es SO pieces printed chsnts cases
- pieces printed mousselne de ,Ane cases no pieces
sorted coors case 30 peces tine French loen
drfa cases 60 pieces check sat for coats case 80
checks carpet binding, case rel
hce, case French ch,s tower vases lease vach tays
Yipgs the Of whom 10 may concern,
go dozen spool c9tton for sewing machines AID
family Of the very best manufacture imported into this
msybt and but slghuy damaged BY wafer on board the
steamer Atlantic.
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prd stock q he ioJ and fancy store t52 Hudspn str
HENRy HOLrON Receiver.
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n eeEPH HRGEnLN, AuCTioNEER.-rRrDAY. re

19gEPH HRGEnAN, ACCOUNTABILITY FE
brusry 1.-THE central salesrocns wionghoy stree.
Pearl Brooklyn 10 O'Clock A. NJ precisely .
general assortment Of household furniture in but few
sonhs mostly good comprising Ia part one set OF
paror furntnre crimson brocate Pieces,
hoeny sofas ,ee ses chairs in bsir cloth hat stands
chars In byccsiel sets painted chamber u-niturc,
bedteads music racks wardrobe washsands TO let
Gets, velvet Brussels and Ingram carpets ocoths
stovea Ae quantity school furniture, single desks
tses an. ehas electrical mech,ne orrery &C 2ocock
balance OF Of retail drygoods dealer; msho-
gary piano - glass ssshes show cases chandeliers
pendants nd rign.
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NIAGARA VIEWS NIAGARA FALJs' PHOTO
IN FrsT be- the mist ard Of he wseTs and Dor
Dats At HOLMES gallery, 20 Broadway.
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"A tuye.-D 3. HOUGH aucIioneer The entire contents
o. de private residence 24s West Twenty third
LONDON teri 10 FYday) Feb. o. 10Y clock
The house richly urnished with the best arces
~ American and European manufacture and N complee
o. der which viii be sold without and post
PoDemept on account Among the desirable goods
= BE- sold beautiful japanese nlad secret.ry
oval Chnees fancy table and deck Chinese jewel
boxes Ac richly carved rosewood seven o,ave Piano
5000; imported Chandeliers brocae and
bee window curtains solid rosewood suits rich velvet
coverings and side tables solid
and stands elegant French
epcnze Azure and manel decor atoms tine OIL velvet
and mahogany bedesds bureaus and washsand
led hair holsters. pillows and fine bed
big mahogany sofas rockies and Ahogany and
bcokcxses as &c also excellent ex'ension
able sdebosrd one mosac nlaid table, china dinner
sets Of AL kinds Sheffield ivory
yy glaze ware Bohemian Anters liquor Ac &c
furniture wiz ind this sale worthy Of their
attention Sale commences In the parors al IO1a A. NJ pre-
Okefy. Catalogues seady nj he house.
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n uC1IoN NorICE-rHos. BELL. AUCrIoNEea.-
"A By BELL BusH shis day Al los O'clock In sses
roam ia william win be sod urge lot OF fur
nure from no cl clearing out tho old sock bedsteads
shara will be sold lots, the dealers;
tables looking glasses splendid
chandeliers 90 boxes Old brandy show aud
other goods Friday ge sale OF dry goods, clothing
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AUCTION FOTICE.-EUGgNE Il. FRANKLIN, AUG
"A uoDeer by y. b. FRANKLIN CO.. % morrow Rris
morning, iOs O'Clock, 50 Nassau
faIe of hand beds bedding
plated war;. goods Ohns and &C. 70
pay sdvapce This sock consists OF assortment Of
GOOD furniture &o, which mus, be sold. and s worthy The
aaeniion Of intending buyers
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NIgLo's GARpts.
RsSs; sP;' .s. e. " boxes. g.
ysH9gAIhsTS sA oasls IA ~ Or rALAsr
sne. ihshEsA Robert
s sSs.s n nF sS,1,s. ygSS's sgysSlSs,
DU 1oUsEf '''''''' '' CHARACTERS
ionic asnce- VINE waaeu l. fso,oas sa '''''''N
EVS.ualons IN tHn rI.nr haps.
Mue. Robert Nine Msrzsit Loa @ipdel. Van, Brilliant
Co~n...":,..... antoine Don sebsstien Jsrome
THE aAysIs AND DoUBLE COMPANY
Mlss .rILDA HEEoy
IN her splendid hnpsrs99a. Sa Of
1 1Sa,sAa ri r.. S
rTs nsh' of yer; nqssnS Sd Pso,s ss so'i'ed
The pubic are rsspse'fny requested for their own convs
neroe, to make ea,iy sppHranoo Tor seats.
AOADsEa1TY w 3. 80" 5s - = + qFF slssos
,H Es,Dsr I Eyns1sS t sl.h
whsn vii be peri H'S med ned roDiss's srasa opera,
foT rug , r.sr IiSk OF
Mile. TEREsA PAh, DI, sienori riBERINL MoRELiI
Director suo sS m 0' p''no
Family crrle 80 Genie Private ON u 70 $50
Tho boz oces fo sscuI,ng sssa viii be taty from
"a. ~. MAP v 1t The Academv Of vDs'G Vail Sons
Van Nor Bmas spd Breuaing's Opera commences At
DAHNUMs AMEn loan aUsEUM -ANOrEER NBw
ID local piece written expressly ior THE e Establishment,
GOTHAM Daylight aIo sasight, with Add
brilsnt accessoriee this hursday Ees 81 evening
O'ckck beedes ~hch the Poo uristc CouvoDnoas Aser
al 8, tao amusing farces AMI Lie kGGPENr DU
DIES Ekf Vie living phautnn living seipen happy ssmi
" ard Lady Fyans lin pound cake presented by Der
The late c-ew Of the Rsfouse, be Afmls
SION II cents, children under ten, l21 cents.
QUoELEYs sFRENADEas, NEW HAIL, SIS BROAD
n way, opposite the Metropolitan Bo'el
MOI day evening" Fec q and every evening during the
week, by sPEC.L RBQuEsT,
the grand buyiesqne the opera OF
LUOhEZiA BOROIA.
In three scte.
Preceding which -
NEGRO MISSTRgLSy.
Commences at ~ ococh IlcAes. 70 cents crchesba
uestn, 90 cents.
On Friday evening. Feb benefit Of The ofocers Of ,bs
house
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NHw yoRK ArB HARLEN IAIHoAD
IN cAAreS or Mnn
Ccmmeuese Monday yAnusry 10 1857 40 daily trains 70
s1sny, Sunday sscep~d Fare u " BON View Yorr 70
leave New ysrh - bpcva RON station ecner Of white
crd GENRE rretta.
SIC A. M.-Msn train runrns directly hrcusn rishou,
ehstge Of cars, and connecting Chatham -Four Corners
Nth The Western fsr Hrtshsid Worth Adams othsr
PM-ErpreSs running directly nrcrsh without ehsnss
c.rs. and connectns viii Central train 81 II r. n, lie
west
pwvuprrra faavn ALBANY.
slsA M.-Man train for Rev Sorh direct.
bP. M-E1prsea wthout change AZ cara
Tchets be obtained and basssee checAe1.s. ,c~ ~
Re Western Railroad AIbsnv, o. st Wire ard Certye
-oou6s - Twenty ~ish srees and Perrb avepoe New
York. =. 80
upv Yea, ysr 10, lS61
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1'N jSSsos, yoSs AND ASA,
Passing 'A Sss s + shi's csG9 Wi sing
rAssssscLE
'' &c s' Ssl B. e ".asi Of s,. ss s'n''
Doors open al ts; concert 70 o. ~ o'cioch
Y NICKERBocKER HALL. CORNER TWENTY THIRD
street and WET WHITES ssEhs%b p,ss more
The above e'mpr s give ssir 'sssd grand concert on
Introducing choice and programme See bills Of he
II B-ssurday Feb 7, win be The las. Appearance Of hi.
toupe.
A RSHoLD' i y. I BE, H, BOY coy,
%sai.. ,sps%s. 3 and 3 ..as 3 s,.af, ss
him he rsrcn,s Of '"' "~''
,o ,,,n, 49,. is,. wSsD:ssl .gs.s
es,sd .'iIsI .t.nS. have co..sa,ed .os bin o re
main 90 e'h'''' 0 sc fsr f ss::ns ne rooms
Opposite he Broadway Thea ~,
where he was last russi sramiDe1 BY he medical pro'es
'o Ara asssTRsf 51 r. IL rHE Would
rs. abnormal deyel-pement boh meniai ard phys.> is
psuD lsossh s 'S s 3D. e s sDS BE-
inches round The waist lie has beard vhiksrs ADD mons
sssd h years = 10 orsr . i srsv. a. -
. {, small price ssussian ,r esss person ssosrdnss
he dor Tcl.s % cents The rooms vii be coca fror
ITO NIGHT JOHNSON SINGS Hts ExrRAoR0-.
fe,p he Arcade coassri Han, Il Grlai see 90
doc, from Broadway.
yVANTED-A FIRST CLASS BASS AND AIR SINGER,
musicians Others reed answer Appy aay afternoon
' esisSs . n b hour, sS o. s s7 :. o. S ~
CREATfArTBA CrroN-ol BROADWAY rREE -
" cert, sHSII trogre or; x,dIl. y shsli ard Soc
esro 10 hsr CHARACTERISED e.ree and dn.,,s Mss Nr &c
Gus comic singer Periorm@n,e COMMENCES ooeockP.
I AURA KEENEs 1HsATRE-xE GEO JORDAN
saturday sSsns next eS o. which 'csn BE r
Ts'd w sbXs ssra nSon Bvwe.' sssr.', sni t.yi
Ls1rs Keene Mrs srDlh. Mrs. Johnston Mr. G. whe.Iesa
ny,. and Mr. Geo JoTdor sose,Ser With ssre, o. one
,biertanments Boz book now opea
DOSr Srok NaTI! T. s oSEs. TROUPE.
Corner Of Twenty third stree. and nsh.h svsauc,
DERHANs SEVEN NILE MIRROR
Al he Chinese i Rooms, $50 sss s 1er,
Admissicn Is cents, children han prscs.
PrHHAxs GIFT y S.g ssI., s ADs MIR.
rq HssS s. ss s ME Mirrors s1%,ssd
pERHAMs SEVEN NILE MIRROR
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N ,slep DE sursh e. snd = ,ss ). *. iss ~sss
can be psy behove. who wsh !, So Il 10 he
iand in lime, a. must be Withdrawn on saturday nett
Icsiuvely.
A CADEMy OF MUSIC TO LINTON rue OFF yrgHrs
re psi ns sc $
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BALL SEASON
ne price Tor bal highs has been reduced 70 $50 Including
Al ne rfvtsses o. ne Lars supper roons sod ecss coTs
WOLFE Of NE Executve Committed No. , south ssres
(,rrv ASSEMBLY RoOws TO LEr-rRox APRIL TO
~ November, be htied for o7ers house the
qualities being superior, AsO for co1ce,s exhhio
srniversaries &c Appy % Gko. W. xfLLkR PrcSrie -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

~ n. NASH AuCr1oNFFR-OFF1CE 2oe BROAD
~. way Mortgage sale Of tailoring establishments on
Tbursday Feb. 1851 at N o'clock A. NJ f3S Broadway,
ecnsg counters mirrors show ren safe, oioths
esss,meres vesf,gs, &c
EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTroSErR-O0 COLLECTION
~ 81 about sixty oil paintings -. VI. sCHENCk VIII
sen At auction, on This DAY, sh inst at II A collection
~ shout fine oil paintings consisting Of landscapes ma
ssbire pictures Invited 70 examine the above wab
exhbon Ut sales 20 Nassau street Among
them are specimens BY Ncole smet Devyldr, Fse Den,
Huls, and many others.