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To all the Eastern Cite

To all the Eastern Cities.
- A. NJ. Lightning Express, through TO Columbus, and
u Cleveland without change of cars $50 z. NJ. Eve
ming Express through to Bellar andPttsburg without
change OF cars.
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-Cleveland, iittsburg, Steubenville,
and Wheeling Lightning EXpress-Leaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock A NJ, for all the Eastern Gales also, spring
held.
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus ut
Loveland, Morrow, Nenia, and London only.
SECOND TRAIN.-Cfeveland Express Mail-Leaves
Cncnnatia 40 A. NJ for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York
Boston &c, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash
ington CITY
This train stops at ali points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN.-AccOmmodatio Cincinnati
At 40 2. NJ. for Springfield aud Columbus.
Tins tram also makes connections Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster and Zancsvle- This train stops all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
FOURTH TRAlN.-Cleve Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Night ENprcss-Lcavcs Cincinnati at $50 O'Clock
r. ~, for all the Eastern cities.
THIS stops all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
No tram Sundays.
Trains run by Columbus tme-seven min utcs faster
than Cincinnati time.
For Through Tickets
And all information At Ilncnatl pacAsc apply n the
Little Miami and Coynngton and Lexington office, No.
Burnett House, tie Old Ofce south east corner
broadway and Front, opposite Spencer House, or AZ
the Eastern Depot
J. DURAND, Superintendent
T. r. FULLER, General TicSet Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINZ calls for passengers at all the
PRINCIPAL hotels each and every BY leaving
directions either OF the above Offices, will call for
passengers all parts of the city, without fail.
Nov. Is. H. b. RUGGLEs, Conductor.
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Hats and Caps for Men, BOYS and ChildreI

AN receiving direct from the man
~ ufactories, all the latest styles OF Spring so
~ aid Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting "a
- III part of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats Of
ali qualities. Also full assortment OF mems and
BOYS Wool Hats and Caps. VIII be sold the most
reasonable terms for cash, or TO punctual dealers
B. r. CUTTER,
No. SO and So cor, of Broadway and College sts,
mar Is Nashville Tenn.
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Sugar.


u OOO KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
~,OOO 100 Kegs nour barrel mails;
loo finishing -
100 80 fencing I"
SO - 4, 3, aud inch Spikes in store
and for sale by W. IL. GORDON 4 co.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
A HANDSOME and comfortable family residence Id
"a Edgeneld the bridge, With CarTiage-hoase
and stable attached for the balance of the year. Pos
session given immediately. Apply TO
LYONS & CO.,
niarl9-u IL Public square
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A RE in receipt of another lot OF Gents Stitched
IA Down Shoes, al No q Public Square.
JANIS SNYDER a FRIZZF1I
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SNYDER & FRIZZELI

HAVE in store a fine stock of Boots and Shoes of
every description, which they offering at low
prices mar17-u
IS 81 4 a =, a II uu Sv,ao =.
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TAMMANY HALL.

TAMMaNY HALL.
i NEW yoRR, February l6, 1853.
Mr.. CHARLES Bows Lessee OF Tsmmsuy Hall Dear Sir
My attention has been called to advertisemeni Ia the
Herald Of this morning purpotng 10 be The prceeedingso
Democratic t,ouerp Committee last evening In Tammany
Hall would be pleased 20 know Il such meeting actually
took place. Respectfully, &c. WM. II. KENNEDY.
INV YoRK, February 49, 1858,
WV. d KEssEDy, Esq-Dear Sr-Your note OF this date
has inst been handed III beg state hs,
meeting held In Tsmmany Hall last evening TO know
ledge and that the committee and meeting all
locked up The lie General Committee of which
Peter H. Sweenv Is chairman have held meeting since
the gh Of February. Very respectfully, 6e
CHARLES BROWN Lessee.
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aaa-aa. -a -
RIl,IIAROa.

A BOOK on pr1IARDs-PRrCE ONE DOLLAR.
y Fhc came o. billiards. by M!chae Phssn author q
MN, srfs wrhcrt Master Mailed tree GA receipt ~
pr3cr. by oCoNNos CO5LENpER, 50 Anu street, New
NSk.
AT BAsSFORDS. 40 FULTON STREET is TABLES
~ new floors eng light can be conniosea
large assortment and secpud hand tihes
fOr sale Billiard pae 10 tables Court and Rcmseh Streets
Brooklyn
IIIi,rSD TABitS or IMPROVED srYLS AMI
p 10 te SEQ 81 well seesDaet msfsrt9 ana
crbr-t III the sSgsntsyes Of Phelsns S,es o. ens we
grauss ts year. sale prices 70 sui tos
bua A fen end haat table, c1eNp
pCOkNOs oOLLNNDRS. msnnscturrs
81 Ana srset New Yorf-
puARPS BILLIARD TARIFF MANUFACToRY l4-
- Fulton street, where he hs cynssrty on hand arge
tssrmeni CT tables with sud marble beds enc npcv
ed Style cushion. seveTsi second hssd tables r sac
cheap.
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UrwErRv-CASB PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO
81 examine ne s8ck Of ans jsven man riaclured by ths
late arm IL HERRF WOLF, No "a Nassau sree corueT q
Walden sne up stsr sresi in iucemsns wiz De offered
by order Of he asslGnee.
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A MEXICAN MUsEuM
GRAND ALLEdoRICAL TABLEAU,
vi" ''ns T fhs sTAR Sn sPAssLxD BANNER.
~ ,ss Soss%ISE%Y Sfsx LAST wEEx ~,
EVERY f THz EoSs a; s sa1s1 Rnis WEEK
IS y s sss aqa
By American author written to illustrate The Times th
tried ' sous II shsiss'f afE SS''''''
Mrs CHARLES HOWARD as Isabel;
After which Monday Afternoon and evening in honor Of
"A'D oRASp AI5Eeon1oAL rAELEAg.
Which Mrs cHSsEEs aowSR6 as az Goddess: q Is sry
I seiGH IL b. he OF ry STAR
az AZ osDc4 T: Of the
EVA: IVA Lizzie Vo,dsia Howard; s.. Cat, Mr. q. q
X Me ss'ome. aud he eo%edietta Of csT0aiSs u
ed 10 the New York Ledger Is in the OF rapid drama
zsion Tor MS essbshaen appears he columns q
@ eS weesiv s"b,Spbe,s ~,s eHlg such ps bssors as
ana be By ~ IRE o ~ ye %
scum VITA eminent satisfaction that future ali
Gsn
% s h sPsos s Se A sr grand
Aousrr% at this Museum e larger than that 70 London Il
IL or, sal ponds 20 es long where the g.sr is payer
& nd Of Ss s sss 81 be
zoophytrs or Sea AnemoIes, ever Witnessed alive They
The other pure white in hue and with ssT ever shifting
G OF Sare, ls''sn Of
5 p DoNNEL. Y, the geand Panopicon Studio the Happy
% cents children under ten, ls cents.
DRYANTs' MINISTERIAL
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

IN mail steamers.
The ships mprsng this line
The ATLANTIC. Captain Oliver Ehrdge.
The BALTIC CAPTAIN Joseph Comsock.
II ABRiATiC, Captain James West
These ships having been built tpalrsct expressly for
government service has taken in their con
sructon also their engines, u insure strength and
sreed and their accommodations for passengesare unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
The of this line have improved water tight
paens and expense has been spared make them all
the thorough examination them
their mode of construction yet unequaled
Price passage from New York to Liverpool in Gstcsbin
$780, In Second do S5 From Liverpool to New York 80 and
% guness An experienced surgeon attached each ship
No berths be secured until paid for
ATES OFs
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i having issued their bread tickets, pre-
pared supply the benevolent with of $50 and
wards dist among the poor The Society will from
their own fund derived from the late Calico Dress Soree
Of bread the alienation OF the
distress which prevails To great extent among the FAINT
lies OF those who thrown of employment this
winter bread viii be consumed
Society will require the aid of those who afford
them IN tn benehcen mission Such assistance
but be bestowed by the purchase OF bread tickets thus enab
the Society their tickets constant circulation
among the needy deserving poor Of the city This II the
and economical method Of aifordng relief The
tickets put packages ct leo n. charge Of only S.
and procured on application 70 Of he oces or
trustees the Society IT, Hobart Ward President City Ar
nory Film and White streets ". Tisfale, Treasu
2IT Seventeenth street Lee Perkins secretary
1906 West Eighteenth street William H. Browne, Esq No
Trvon Row Cyrus Ramsey NJ d.. l0 Second avenue q.
Godfrey Gunther 10 Maiden Lane Elisha Sneen ~ Beck
sfreft
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VALUABLE FARMS. BELONGING TO TnE ESTATE
Of Van Dipe deceased ut public auction, the
bp,el OF VIM Dursnd. tho village Jamaica Thurs
day Feb. Is. 1875 at O'Clock 4. VI.
iarm of 1853 situate Middle Nisge In the
town q Newown Queens county about Eve mics from VII
hswsHurf THIS farm Is huely located, with trent both
euas d the Williamsburg turnpike. ON the premises
sNo dwelling houses barns carriage houses and ohe out
bun variety 81 fruits About "a OF the
farm svc0dsnd ls Of tabe land Of first quad
~ IN high STATE OF cultivation ali IN good fence aud
yetieniy divided into H. Ids It's location and the quality OF
rerdrrr Of ire most desirable places Long
Island country for market gardening II will be
od tosrhe or n four sections Maps o. me same are lett
with Martin I. uydam. Middle Village, l.. |.
Al excellent farm Of t5s situate In the eastern
pat Of the village Of jamaica the hempstsaf ana ia
nisis IL nix road. On the same tsa good dwelling house
barn Ac. So good well cultivated and tue Whole farm in
fne btsi condition. Of the seen at The
<Jfscs "a Norris fosdicr. Jamaica.
piece Of salt OF ~ acres adjoining the farm OF
william Siuotboa. deceased, al Jamaica south
l. - piece Of meadow ab0u7 acres ut Jamaica South, adj
1ri the srrn formerly Of Robert I've Beveise deceased
Abort acres o. meaeow At the head Of The Fly, al
joining Flushing creek
For further particulars ngui,e OF
- - MORRIS f0SDTCK, Esq Jamaica, or OF
pASiRI. rfNnRiCKSoN, MARTIN T. sUYpAM, Er
eiofe Of Garre Van Dine deceased or G. VAN DINE No.
1l6 Neskmsn street
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WAILACK's THEATRE.
w MIR. Stuart begs that the engagement Of
MISS AGNES ROBERTsON.
70 which the public have looked with much anicpave
pleasure, viii commence
MONDAY FEB a.
which occasion she will appear for the first tins her
memorable engagement In The summer and autumn ~ 1856
IN which she performed eighty nights
audiences universally crowded being perhaps tbs
riant star engagement played In the city Of New
York Her present engagement will extend 10 eighteen nks
This 'hese will continue derive the Of the In
tellecus support and artistic experience of Mr. Dion
Bourrcau the only sutor living 81 the English drama
whose works have whsood that trues and greatest OF al
critics Time. His comedies furnish the only dramatic pic
lures of modern society that survive out Of The last twenty
years LONDON ASSURANCE and OLD HEADS AND
them with feelings of bolh pleasure pride Mr.
Stuart announces drama by this n, dramatic poet
which he believes ,e no, inferior any OF his past
pieces. The drama In entitled
JESSIE BROWN;
Ca, Tus RELIsr or LUCKNOW,
and founded that beautiful episode IN the ndtAn
which hrs thrilled many readers hearts aud hled No
many eyes with tears.
NJ Blake SIR. Lester Mr. Sloan. Mr.. Davenport Mr. r.
characters the piece That OF Jessie Brown the tcotgk
will be played nv Nss Agnes Robertson that If Mans
Saith. the Re sh OF Btboor ~ Mr. Dion Bourccsu The
scenery By hessrs Lakewood Rivere will exhibit
Of those made memorable In the Of the
Tho uniforms and have been tskeu
from the reliable and III that enable
compose picture of this Interesting struggle
the reality the make H. has been accorded %
der the Representation psvfec and complete. Tbs drama
will be prduced for the frat time Monday
Feb q. The Dor book for the frs, week ID now open
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AMCsE MssSTp-


A CADEht or hUNo- THE OPERA
"a Sole Lessee and Dire-'or ..........a ulI,r->
-. MONDAY FEB = Ha
First might OF the fare we'll engagem-Gtof
CARL fDRME5
FIRST appearance this 81 the popular
siSNOk TIBEhlNG.
Only night OF Be- In opera 81
rukITAhI
MADAME LIE La GRANGE
TIBhRihI, 0AsSlFR
CARL FORMEs
who will appear for ihe last real role n Sap
ON Tuesday, FE~. e ut ~
Price OF admission ~ exx
OPERA MATINEE,
which occasion will be prss.oi.d Ros.pis caySsrsSz0
Opera NOW performing IN Paris with great sucoess
LITALIANA IN ALItEGI
which has ated such marked
sentaii0o ~ TIE Academy Of Music
Ame. DANGRI
STEDEkBE1G, LAbOCErrA, uASsfER, ROCCO
SPECIAL MOTT IL
In compliance with numerously cxprcssed Wishes 5000
may In future be Ia for the opera
ut sn EXTRA charge OF Is c-nts
The barioom sud amphnhestre will be nvs'ab. cl,sd ~
the Opera Matuees
THK SALE or SEATS YOR PURITArI
commences Monday morning asprecisey, NJ al se mrss
ticket othcet
THK skkx OF sEAra FOR The MATI1xa
('LI talians In Algerfo
wtll comneucs On Monday FEB r. at al the tares ask%
oshces
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OEsDvKD.-JosKYh LEE DIAPER AND TAILOR,
~ has removed from No Warren street 70 No. u
Walker street. door II broadway.
DEMovED.-JAMEs LITTLE h CO, DRAPERs AND
IN silors removed from Az Broadway GIL Broad
way sarge House They respec fully solicit the patronage
their aud the public All orders entrusted
them will be executed with ability and despatch.
CPECIAL POLICEMEN THOSE PERSONS WHO SERv-
y ed Special Policemen Dec l. 1857 will call at the
tive Station Houses, which they in
Mouday the Ard inst between the hours of and
NJ aud receive The pro rata amount for their services
from raised for that purpose Of which CHARLES H.
MARSHALL ESQ. u Treasurer.
GEO W. EMBREE, Chief Clerk of Board Of Police
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pRoposALs FoR sl7ocoo pUBIIc STOCK FOR RI

DROPosALs FOR $1,000 PUBLIC STOCK FOR RE-
j. building Tompkins market.-sesled proposals will be
the Clce until Wednesday March
To- 1858 at O'Clock r NJ, when the will be pub
cy ned for The wh,e al thu amount of
thousand dollars of public
rebuilding Tompkins Market authorized by OF the
legislature Of this State, entitled, act to authorize the
Mayor Aldermen Cemmonaly Of the city of New York
hundred and seventy thousand dollars by loan
fund the same, for the building of Temp kns
Market passed April H. 1856 and by ordinance OF the
Common Council approved by the Mayor Februsry H. 1858
said stock will consist of thOusann hundred
shares Of hundred dollars each share bearing interest
the rate Of six cent annum half yearly
and shall be redeemabe az foows;Seventeen thousand
dollars the avs day Of July 1861 aud seventeen thousand
dollars the first day OF July IN each thereafter until
the " hole sum Ia reoeemed.
TO provide the empon of said stock and the
Of interest ttsreon there to be raised by tax yearly
FIXsdSas is required for the payment OF the same with
III. interest thereon
The will the number 81 shares desired and
lr,ce per Tie person whose proposals
cepted wl be required der os!t with he Chamberlain
the city The sum awarded ard covered by the bid aud
the OF the Chamberlain Ia the Comptro
Ter Will be entitled certificate FOR ihe value of
shares the interest from the date Of
the deposit
Each proposition should be sealed aud endorsed Pro
FOR public stock for building Tompkins
Market" And the proposition may then be put up IN
,pe sealed and directed O. Ylagg. Comp
troler, No 8 Hall OF Records New York
A g. FLAGG, Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, rosPTRoLIER's OFFicE,l
INV 1ORK, February Is, 1855
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F'URNrTVR.E


THE ONLY TASTY, WELL. VENTILATED AND UNOB.
jcciionsble accommodations for sleeping IN parcrs &c
furnished by PIIMtlDNS secresry hedstcsds. Solo
Wholesale retail and BY alments nj " White street Ner
York
rxr, NTyp FIRST CLASS FURNITURE SUFFICIENT
b funlph house In eNcb nge for real estate IN Brook
Irn Adtreas hoy ioO Post ohee
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DIcnARns KINGsLANp. AucrIoNEsR.

DICIiARDS KINGSLAND, AuCTfONfER.
III Looking glasses engravings, frames, &C.,
SIZZLING n months credit approved
RICHARDS K1NGSLAND A co. Will continue sell
every dAy a. tD eock, at their slesroo, 1913 Chambers
street until their II closed out, without rese
Fupure deelera an the rsde generally will do well to be
band
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AMrSENJEyyH

JxrALI stks z. Fs,lRE
w 49, FIRST NIGHT
Of . NEW THRFg act DRAMA, by DION BOURCf
CALI ksa ard ~ The -"gsgemen OF
MIRO a,sA No AOBEkiSON
The trnma In S0trfef
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BIISCELL ANXIOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
DIT En FOR LONG LEGGED OUTSIDE BOOTS
pl w ready made made TO order. Patent leather
boots 81; fine dress boots from 81 to s. So shoes and gal
ters equally low. J. HUNT $50 Broadway.
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LIOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRX-rHE UNITED
II States NAH steamer ARA80, ID. Mnos commander,
viii leave forHavre touching 70 land the mails
Saturday March at O'Clock from pier
81 North river foot OF Beach street Ths ship has nve wat
tight <mens enclosing the engines that in the event
collision the could resnh them, and
the pumps being free work. the safety OF the vessel and
would be secured. Baggage not wanted during
the should be boari the day before sailing
marked below" For freight or passage spply 70 w. a.
DRAYTON, agent, No. broadway.
E.B-1he steamer Fulton will succeed the Arago and
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN asRhsCrxksT
Commencing "Wednesday January y. lNt.
rns leave the depot Of White snd Centre sres
New York al
eSk n. Mail. for Albsny. stopping wilnms5riise sss
all astons north
Sop Erpress, for Albany stopping at the prircipS
stations only
sIsP N FOR White Plains stopping at all inerrnei,,s
stations
Trnrs leave the depot, corner Of Twenty ss stree, aud
Fourth avenue, New YORK.
sis A. NJ For wlismsbridee soppux a; all inierneds>
stations.
Ii.N A. NJ White Plains do DO.
DP. N. Wilamsbridsc, do. co.
800 P. d. Mllerton stopping a. wnams5gitge an al 10
termediate stations north.
tWPN croon tsis stopping =. all iaermeds's stations
Sop N. Wiliamshrfdre. do DC.
Returning, trains leave Albany for New YORK (. -
7B A. Mall stopping Al AL sau1ns north OF sud ~ WI
hsmshridge.
s1s +. H. Express stopping At ~ principal sst.ons.
WN. J. CANrBEii. suueriner -eut
1DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Il The great central route the West Tins nj least ~
yhor and CT fare and freight low AL tmgs ly
other route For tickets 10 corac, ~ treg
from New York In the ntire West cAu Al ST
coupany's Office. No aAsor House New York
j. L. tisLfoff Passenger Agss..
LEIGH co, srei4ht Asents.
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AT ~ o'clock noon, from pier No A North river:
Rates OF cabin passage From New York and Phiadel
phia SIS From Liverpool u guinness, II guinness and ID
according to the accommodations In the state
AL having the same privilege the saloon including
Third class passengers-A limited number Of third class
Will be taken and found in much provisions
required From Philadelphia and New York, 80; from
Liverpool. S45
These constructed with improved water light
compartments Each vessel carries experienced surgeon
and attention paid 70 the comfort and accommodation
of passengers
Drafts Liverpool from 81 upwards.
Shiepes Of specie will please notice that insurance by the
vessels Of this company be done In Ne. YORK aud u
EnRsri the terms the m all paddle steamers
For freight passage apply the Office OF the company
JOHN q. DALE. Is broadway New York agent,
or VIM INMAN and Is Tower Buildings Liverpool agent
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LyoR PORTSMOUTH AND PFrFRSBC RG.-THE
II United states mail steamship ROANOKE, captain
Thomas skinner will leave wedne sday che gath Instant
a. O'Clock y. NJ from pier No. IL North river she VIII
arrive Portsmouth he afternoon aud at PefersbnrR
Zoe following morning Passengers The South will pro
ceed tectl nv the Southern line those for
Rsbmonc will arrive there early Friday morning Ira
vces vii sud this the cbeares, peassnes and most exps
drrs Passage fare with Norfolk
-. "a iccr-hurg and Richmond. $40. Apply g. LCnhAN
4 rbEksANfS Nc. 81 broadway
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IL The PUBLIC VOICE DEMANDS H.
MONDAY EVENING. FEB - 1858
Will be presented the IPfiDs tour OF
THE COURIER OF LYONS.
OHuberon Aagt5trato. Mr.. j. Ma-e1
Jerome lesnrques lnnkeeper OF Leursast Mr. TSrhe
sass sn rs,sn.s or cr,,n, Joru,a
Di0ler, young cttZeu NY o. w. StOdc2N
Joliauf of she Anberge OF LeursslU Mr. Jeer
Choppard horse dealer The Irresistible In Wheaeed
Sou!roi ns Danuy lnn Az
Tue tuich~u mr. Tetsfe
julie Lesrques tsuGhter Of Joseph Mrs T. b. Johnston
To conclude with the screaming old farce of
THE VILLAGE LAWYER.
Scout Mr. Jefferson SDarl M Barnett
shcepface Mr. Peters Kate Mas SAME Bishop
Mise POLLY MARSHALL will make her first appSasAnce
In few days.
Doors open at 90; to commence at * precasey.
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I1I BROADWAY.
4ff Monday aud every night this week.
BUCKLEYs' sERESADERs
EPH HORN and BISHOP BUCKLEY
In their queer. quaint and comical dongs.
MOMAN'S kf1hfS:
Or, LUCr STONE OUrDOsE.
TOBACCO JAKE
TEN MINUTES AT THE ACADEMY,
POMPAYB FIRST LESSON,
int rspersed with
New Songs. Giees Choruses, &c
Doors AT Ga, commence at7i, Admission Is
kPH HORNS Btteht takes place Wednesday iyht.
Feb. "a
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CU.RFRT S. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL at
NJ his spacious sale IS Cedar street Tuesday, Feb
% at % A M dry goods hosiery clothing Gpe gold jewery
from Broadway stock TO close rhp French aud
German fancy goods, portion of stock b
order OF assignee, including fine line Of oil paintings.
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

(NoytRTNfRsHfP.-wE HAVE THIS DAY, RE.EN.
~ into former coparnershp, which Will be,
erenfoTe under the firm OF Thalme Oahu Bene
dicks ct 30 rs william street. N. THALMEsSINGER,
JOSEPH CAIN,
Nrw Vows Peb ~ 1853. g. BEvEDICKs.
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WANTrD-A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAPITAL
o. rom nWo TO sson 10 lcln The advertiser in the
Dusns-t inanuacufiug ladies and chsrens clshing
~, &c fddrcss Mrs J. stanton, Chatham square Pos.
once, lor one week NO agents need apply.
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L,Rys ELEVENTH ouARIgrTR
II will he performed At -. 40.
Gune,es classical chamber ccscer DoiwcrtA ross NJ
THURSDAY EVENING, gru INST
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