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AMUsErIENTs.

AMUsErnErTs.
NJIDLo's GARDEN.
SUPERB EQuEsfRfxN TROUPE.
al Howard aSsnam ever known ia he an
On THURSDAY EvENING Jan H.
TRAD ANIMALS,
f0sehe gs sksR s HIp ,sSse IN s0, a e
Tie company VIA perform a. Nibos Garden for short
Boxes 50 cents; family circle % cents.
w ~ Tbs EVENING
The this 80 arranged as to terra
'4s 1Mahass As h5f DscfDSp sSoosss
OF Mr. Leatsr wallack's
sustains principal character
Electric effect Of the
THE XssS ShAs By 1 An zouzvrs
THE n sIH Hp% ssSs EEK MARCH.
Pssisssa from Victor Ada%s os S
fHE VETERAN
FRANCE AS Nh ALGERIA.
Goione, nsmas OF I'm the French Infantry Mr. Wailaek
E1ssae gorvis Lieutenant s:' Th Msaass
CsSssn ss Iore the t' Tsss
e.
sersssn,. S 81. ,u0nr NJ Bernard
Blanche piyry Niece To- he Colonel Miss Mar; d hSassa
Mrs Msshake. an Engsa LADY, a relative Of the
Katy The vivandiere Miss Tree
The Emr Mohammed ..' Mr. pyott
Aminsh his sister. Mira Hoey
The Sultan Of Myrs Mr. Bangs
ireland my
-, composed FOR him BY Clement whiteJ
Massas Noareailn dealer 6gs MI Young
n msapha Mouvad'. .......%r JeMriss
ssyn chiss :: PeTs a
e xns Mis-. f Msn 1stSe
sTsofss 81 fass s~s As RsnfsF 81 Is
FENCE TEANcR.
Drawing Room the Chateau Ienar (evening) sherwood
s family @ sn vic o and
asm-lts enec's-Leon 3 arst victory;
Room in the Chateau Delnar With View of the Grounds and
Portenous and ionWar its Causes
and of the appeal and its
sue. of the
'''''- ''' ''''E LAPSE saa e SsH III YEAR
Scene I-colonel Delmars Quarters in an Algerian w
yourg the solder-The eer-The ohssseur
Scene fMoorish Ruins the Borders of the Desersun
Ysssei and oeoa-The observation-disclosures and sistsr~TSe
Scene -Grand Hall Of Audience attached to the sultsns
Appearance Of Ohau Agan--He judgmeut-Bu re
Cow"A learned JudRe'The Feringh Ches-rke missive
and lis purport-The sultans denial-AminehTh Arab
does not le."
TABLEAU ".
Scene 1-Saloon In the Palace Usher wood
my ling Dams 10 the Frsnks-The resolves
to save them-The viners return to consciousness
result
Scene 1.-THE zenana Of Gunare beautiful luxurious
retreat In the Sultans palace. Wallace
The ladies moreAry Mcshake costume-Surprise
and and LeonL0ve and Arabc-Result OF the
lesson-The guardian angelThe warning dsguse-The
dumb capan-"Ride' Rise e,r.uv
Magnificent Apartment in the Palace with the gardens
and distant view OF the country BY moonlieht
The approach Of the CooneTh Zouave escorNoble an.
peal of Mohammed-The Colonel's arrival.
DANCE OF THE AIMEHS.
The confession and the sentenceThe threat
Colones dehance-The massacre resolved rrun-
Eerosm Of the Arab maiden-The sheiI ~
THE zOUAvEH
TABLEAU W.
Interior Of Tent on the borders of MyrA Isherwood
Caught at astThe vier and the zouaves-A history
and It's wonderful results Of the Colonel-The
ntous meetingHusbsnd and wifeThe long lost
other mistake cleared upLove and dutyThe Arabs pride
The -Blanche-Ieon-Anoth mistake-
GRAND TABLEAU,
Showing the Zouave regiment with their band color VIVIAN
| dieres, kc., &c. on the march, and
THE LAST PARTING.
Doors open Ut 6x Performance at O'Clock
Books Of the play for sale Ut the theatre.
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NOTICE TO NsgrRS.-BuSINF 10 rrrrrpr ron
~ Mrs Maggie Mltle addressed n the i5s
East Fsysae street. Baltimore Md M meet with psomp, al
Wnuon' 8, W. GLENN.
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A usTRALIA PIONEER LINE- S- ABB. ABIIsaED 1851
the day advertised-T noble clipper ship BREWSTER,
1000 register CLARK succoedA the
and will prompt despatch for Melbourne. She Il the
only ship the berth for Australia and has splendid
and commodious accommodations for passengers One-hAh
other already engaged and hppsrs VIII please make
early application freight For freight passage apply
and cash advances made consgnments Oondgnees In
Australia Aessrs wilkinson Brothers 4 Co.
E,OR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS-TO SAIL POSI-
I lively Thursday, Jan. q, 1859, at IL ocock.-The
United STATES mail steamer BL ACK WARRIOR, j. W. Smith,
commander, will commence TO receive freight Monday
Jan. a. at pier foot of Robinson street. r. No bills Of
signed after the hour Of sailing For freight passage
apply TO he agents LIVINGSTON, CROOHER6N co, No.
/ Park place.
ENOR NASSAU, N. p, AND HAVANA,
The British and North American royal mall steamship
KARNAK Captain A. Brownless will sail from the Com
wharf Jersey City, for the above ports AFTER the
rival of steamshp Asia leavng Liverpool January 3D.
baby 7th of February.
Passage money TO Nassau $i5
Passage money 70 ~
Passage money between Nassau and Havana Is
For freight or passage apply to
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IKOTEI.a,

CT. JULIEN HOTEL NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE.
~ An elegant suit Of apartments Jus vaQsssd,
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fvOMPfROILERs OFFICE NASHVILLE, TENN, DEC,
~ - log6-Under the provisions OF the Act OF llh Feb
loe o. 30 and other acts the subject OF Free Banking
wm - = public auction At hs 1erchanta' Exchange 70
20. dAy day until they are al dispossd Of the following
ecnd Gnorsed the Sats Of Tennessee belonging
loaoEmg free banks In quidstonto wit n Nashville
10 vhancoga Railroad bonds for u 000 each belonging
0e Bank At Ulsib0rne East Tennessee aud Virginia Rail
20 SonSA for Soo each belonging 70 the Bank ofesrssn
go 10 the Bank Of Trenton; II Nashville and Chat
en09n Ieroed bonds and 10 Memphis city bonds all for
vAuW seeA belonging " the Bank OF Tnzewell
JAMES T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
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NTATRIMoNIAL.-MADEMOI MARIE MAUvIs-
M SIERE professor autography reading Of character
upon the receipt of cents n samps and specimen OF hand
wiring send to any full deineaion OF their charac-
ter affairs heart success destiny &c also description
of the they will Address Marie Mauvissere
Broadway Post Office N Y Those residing out OF the city
eafcly transmit through thu mail.
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SUTT0S CO.'S
y DESPATCH LINE
FOR
SAN FRANCISCO.
Clipper of Saturday, 18th February,
Tho A I f.,t cits

~
SAN FRANCISCO.
Clipper of Saturday, 18th February,
The splen did A fast clipper ship
AMOS LAWRENCE,
Nckerson master,
Ia rapidly receiving her cargo pier q East river foot
Beekman street.
This elegant clipper built by Donald Mckay stands A l.,
is unsurpassed the safe and speedy delivery Of cargo
good order being thoroughly ventilated and In every way
first conveyance Having the most OF her cargo engaged
SUTTON CO., 50 south street, corner Of WALL
N. B.-No sal soda taken In the ships of this line.
NOLEMAN'S LINE.
"
Clipper ehip
YOUNG AMERICA,
BabcOck, commander.
Pier Is East river.
This unrvaled clipper having been delayed in her loading
by nceency OF the weather. the agents beg
notify shippers that will continue resolve freight
despatched positively before Saturday January
WM T. COLEMAN CO.,
80 Wall street.
Toniue Buildings.
Agents in Francisco, Messrs. VIM. T. Coleman CO.
N.BWe give personal attention and care 10 the handling
and slowing of cargo.
The A No. extreme clipper ship
FLYING MIST,
Linnel commander,
viii succeed the Young America, and be despatched early
in February
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DY JOHN MORTIMER, AUCT1ONEER-JOHN MORTI.
ID MER will sell this day. at No. East Broadway large
quantity unredeemed pledges, Consisting Of
women's wearing apparel bed quilts blankets ewey, &c.
&c. BY order Of j. 4. PHILLIPS, PAwnbroker,
1g7 street,
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TROY ADELPuI THEATRE-wANTED, INN SDIATE-
ly alsdy and gentleman for juvenile and Zig a comedy
FIRST old man. old and second low edian also
first class operate and ballet oupes anoramas ac
Address JeConner rs above
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UCTIOE NCTICE-CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN.
"A ware.-By BARTLETT COwEN-Ths day Quesday)
Jan & at 10 O'clock at 28l Pearl street. large catalogue sale
choice goods in lots for city and country deaers No post
poncmenf and sale positive, for cash.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T HOBBY CO.'S, FLOUR AND MEAL FOR FAM
"A y bakers all grades OF southern, Western and
Genesee -four for sale In quantity from one TO hum
dred barrels 70 suit purchasers wholesale prices delivered
to any part OF The city vicinity the city trade and families
White beans for sale at 81 10 busne HOBBY CO.. IS
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE BUREAU 81 DEGRAw
M street South Brookyn essabli:hed pros
pesus with forms of application and all particulars sent Gun
der cover receipt Of 20 cents in samps to any part Of tho
Union. CLEMENT A. WATSON Manager.
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LDR!DGE's, ST. MARTINS LANE, LONDON:
"A To be sold by public auction Wednesday, February
1889 the following Pc RE BREED SUFFOLK CART HORSES
the property Of Beale Brown ESQ., Of Saperon Park Gou
cestershire:-
l. PRINCE (salonl years old, of by the Suffolk Cham
pioD out of bred Suffolk Champion
prize the National Show Chester afterwards sold
10 the Emperor OF Russia.
2 DRAGON Qstallionl, years old. of sire Champion.
BOXER sallon), years old, of out of beautiful
by Suffolk Champion.
DUKE stalon years old, of by Champion, of pure
bred
., VIOLET "a mare), years DID, off by Champion, out Of
Violet.
On view at Aldridges, st. Martins lane London England
two days before and on the morning of sale.
WILLIAM FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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SsIGNEk's SALE OF WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C., TO-
"A A. n CRISIALAR auctoneer, * Bowery, will sell
Thursday 9th at l0 o'clock, large assortment
moved for convenience conssing In pa: Of gold pins rings
earrIngs buttons guard, fob chains
large gold and silver pencil and pens gold and sill
duplex, chronomeer anchor patent lever and epns
wHches 80 and eight day clocks glass cases. fancy
goods, &C., Ac, by order OF assignee.
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RUBn


PERLk AND RUBn
Il CHAMPAoNEg
The undersigned been Appointed poe arens for the
United and Canada for the Of The champagne wines
Of Nsssrs jacques goerg Co., ChAjons Sur Marne
We present their wines 70 pubc under brands
namely =.
LA PERIsE AND RUBIN
These superior wines will be found al respects 70 canal
not eurpaas any other brands ale
tbs long experience extensive POSSESSIONS and large
means The well known house OF jacques d0ere Co..
slr determination 70 furnish wines WHICH nhA with the
approval q We feel per,uAdcd !hss trial WIN
CRAnEB. ABnG5 McCLOsKEY,
No. 10 Broad street
ne above ymSs may alwsys b had q ne following
khch streets; VIM. Corwin Co. CSC Broadway; Henry
A. Kerr 40 Broadway; l. ]. n5fxfns 30 Sixth avenues
eTcsawsy; SaTEssn s;snSa oA EoaIA sysngs sidney
sspjsns Y. Moiss, s3 Brosivsy; jane a. a TcrS. u
FOURTH avenue, Jaquss SO Fourth avenues Charles
Pierce ss srssS S Jane. Psrmsls: ss Brosdwsy
Henry D Fener 80 Brosd1Ay; Acker, Neral Co. cor
Of paneers street and Wes Broadway Park Tiford
ton Co.. $50 Atlantic street, RrooKiys.
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DARNUM'S MUsEUM-TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, AT.
ID terroon at 8, evening at ~ O'Clock, THE HOLMAN
FAMILY Little julia only years Of age the smallest
Master Alfred 49, vocalist and drummer Master Benjamin. IL
Grand Vocal and instrnmenta Concert The zAVfsTosKf
TROUPE Of Twenty talented children IN the comic pantomie
of CUPID AND HIS fROLIC5 The exquisite Aquarta
Happy Family, Living Serpent, &c. Admit,ance 70 cents
children under ten Is cents.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM %
II Nassau sreet--HENAY II. LEEDS 4 co will sell at
8uco Tuesday Jan 25 at II O'clock at the sesroom q
street beautiful collection of stuffed BIRDS from all
OF the world arranged by the well known taxdermis
W. Galbraith.
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nBNRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, sALESROOM %
n Nassau street-HENRY H. LEEDS Il co. will sell at
auction Wednesday Jan 2 q, los O'clock at 30 Weat
gentee household furniture the property of gentleman leav
ing the city, consisting of velvet carpets rosewood parpr SUITS
,ins rosewood ma bic ep centre abes pier glasses do
epgraypgs old picture by Audubon rosewood pianofre,
made by Nunps Fisher; Oomans aud dvans embroidered
screens music rack plate glass elegant pas-
tic medsllions bedsteads bureaus
mahogany do mahogany and bookcases bro and
marble top tables, mante Brussels and ingram
carpets feather BEDS mattresses &C. china glass and kitchen
all in first rate order,
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A ssIGNEFs' SALE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FAN.
N cy goods &c-A. NJ. CRISrALAR, Auctioneer, q
Bowery, will sell Wednesday, 18th inst at l0s O'clock
large assortment Of guitars flutes vioins Rccordeons banos
perfumeries fancy brushes
nonnses rosewood and mahogany portable desks leather
recules blank hooks paper stationery, china figures ard
Ae ornaments fancy bnskets and large variety of other
articles too 70 MENTION BY order Of p W. Frank,
Aaav
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IJENRY d. HERTS, JR., AUCrIONEER by HERTS &
MOsSOn Thursday Jan. q, at 10a O'Clock at No. l23
West Twenty fh street. between seventh and Eigh Avenues
the entire gentcel household furniture Of said house,
ing rosewood and mahogany suits rosewood piano. Brussels
and ingram ocohs BEDS bedding china glass and
plated ware, &C. Catalogues at sale. Terms cash. in city
funrg
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N. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
A. By BANGS. MERwIN 4 Co.-TRADE SALE.

I
WedresdAy evening, Jan. &c, at O'Clock.
Choice private ibraryA fine collection OF and val
able books American and general history biography bb
OTaphy standard poets novess and dranass and choc
variety Of works n general literature Nearly all the book
Of the best editions In fine bindings and In perfect cond
ton, and many Of them beautifully illustrated. Also
original autograph letter by Benjamin Franklin and
terestng Catalogues may be had application at the sales
rooms.
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BUTTERFIELD AUCTIONEER.
"A. by w. INGRAHAM day, at l01s O'Clock, at
the auction No 1911 William street. large assortment Of
and second hand furniture consisting Of bureaus chairs
tables soss desks &C. lso large invoice Of hardware,
consisting of shovels knives and forks casters
tools eighs &C. Also 90 gold and silver Watches second
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= CO., ~ ,-r-ro~, nv, ,,ynr,,u on r,yu
k'ERkf LEASES AT AuCIioHLbi VIII IN IN a. Ur
authority vesed IN nun oy tns ts .. we oae NJ.
The ordinances anu resouuons OF ne Commn Oonci sno
Samp.toer III W. ~ pnc c su fi !" Wdr s Fs
WIN auequhse secu.ny ~ uo Os'y nAi ~ ucunosusy %
ruary 10y oclocx issie o. Iae ~ ~ gre
sent es.so,sne9 .om .ne oas a. eck sup
YORK, 70 me ioot OF oouh ceventn streeh v
be or 20 ssS h Ur psc sr sAa All %
acent 70 inc oo o. sso eoutn Soo WIN Al .uo
gn prvueges ana peongmg 70 he cor
IrauGn o. Ho cV VI Mew iorA' ior INC WI" VI ven JeaS
Nhtneis' oay Vi may, Aoos ,o
Am. .v. ,,,. and ,.,a At ,h for, o,,. ,u .u a, ,
n. Wy osAne pisce .uo so ~
c auction e the highest bidder win sdequate security
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aMUsMB1nNrb.

AMUsNsInETs.
~ s's s.1sS s end , rISpsis,of of PRICES Mr. EaAs
The whole Of tie beautiful parqaet csn1s
and cootos s@s ac M hs sa
fourth capable q seating ing
TvrspAr Evnsisc Jan Is 1859.
s'hier' grand tragic Fh liEy X R5 AZ s1,s Of
~ which Mr. T. EDDY viii appear chAs de Moor; Emilia.
Az. Of The same evening will be presented in supersr
Or. THE WILL HORSE OF rAErARY
Ss s ssss'l
VINO WILL u 'h Ts fs
d IUoI . ss5 GiI1 n v 'ss Layers
TUESDAY s'e'' fH Hsn Ta II ri FAST MEN.
jenny - h.
RUHIsoK';ss 8! NEW THEATRE, gnsoADwAy.
Brilliant success Of &c Irish eSmss!as ~A ''
and the Irish and YANKEES esnsdisans. ms
5 John nfsahsEE as.4 COMIC PIECES
o,rr,.n S. Ss TIE r.sI IasH E.an4s,
Amer which he IL sfs aSD ss SSf s. i sR2ss
with Miss DAILY in siI chal acters
THE IRISH TIGER.
fs my ~ onasses
~ Qua EEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
p Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grand sxssG
asS y of T. Of se re WORLD
new 's... s;asss ;ss SS1s;ss;s
ss1I ssesi SSAss ~ y h.
with burlesque on the Tent Tent, and Battle Scene Of
Dick......... Dan Bryant Hank Jerry Bryant
444 BR sslsTiN CAMPBELL mssrnn1s,
TUESDAY, EvENING, JAN; 3. AID EvEKT EVENING
CROWDED Ho USES Eli HE'D AUDIENCES.
First night of The aufEsn1s s sTIIssassa1 entitled tho
Mr. E. BOWERS viii Introduce the Last Yellow Covered No
SIXTEEN 4 FEStSsia F 4Aass AGO;
Or Scenes from Domestic Drama
urnx t5'
:, The greatest Qasrtete Band in the profession
MOORE 5Gb BOB
Doors open 'ss aSs1ssfos Il asS ss|H't
ERANKllN MUSEUM, Ii GRAND STREET, ONE Dooa
from D'0sdza Hzs MON ' xs6 EVENING MI
i
formed ~oHs. + e ssS sS 81 each
raj tH'SR tsf Fss slsi 9if FL .''s. "
whose chaste and novel performance without parallel
sisting Of q company OF
FIFTEEN YOUNG LADIES'
who will appear each afternoon and night In selection q
songs dauces brealdowns &C. with any quantity Of noY
&C. with other attractions which bl e
the day Doors open at and at 6 TO commence st and q
TX AdmissionOrchs seata 50 CENTS Boxes, Is ceuf
Private boxes 81 Seats the stage s. Notce.-On GAr
turday o. both the evening apo
for tho BENEFIT OF MADAME WARTON,
array ar3 ' Yo S9sPs e. when .
viii appear IN pictures with other original atrao
tions. Zee bills
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UCTION NOTICE
IN Genuine sale of elegant rosewood satin
and mahogany furniture being the contents of the large five
story house 2S Fourteenth street, few doors of Eighth
avenue.
JOHN w. PORTER AucIoneer,
calls the attention Of housekepers and the trade generally
the large and extensive assortment fine furniture and
furnishing articles contained IN tie above house. all of which
will be absolutely sold to the highest bidder.
This day Jan Is, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the auccneer will above with all the rich
chine Gu. glassware solid silver cutlery &C. &C.
tsned In the dining with oak extension table
solid suit In silk moque mirrors elegant lace aud
brocael curtains paintings Brussels carpets DC After which
will be SO d all the elegant furniture OF the
PARlOKS
which of the elaborately carved rosewood
panoiore fun suits in massive frames OF solid rosewood
vered In n and moquet superb rosewood eteeres music
stand and cabinet elegant centre and side tables large pier
glass; rich and window curtains lined with white
silk also large variety of fine oil paintings by old masters
elegant china French mattel clock velvet aud
many other rich articles not enumerated.
BEDROOMS
contain full suits and shoyany, together with all
the bedding hair mattresses, holsters and pillows Brussels
Snd ingram CARPETS stair carpets ocobs &c. &c To those
who know the difference between good furniture the
above sale offers advanagea the whole made to
order without regard expense and cost OF ten thou
sand dollars
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sALM.s A. .pDrsdA.

RIRpcKre sry X 90 WILL SEA. on TUES
A day Jan 25 at II O'Clock at the Msrchins kychsrge-
On Bowery the valuable properly Mes ~ am it3ta west
side 81 feet south Grand street, M zozlc0 Maps terms
&c. at No. Broad street.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

pURroN BREWERY ALEs, q BRooME STREET
ID Wanted person competent 10 take charge Of the
selling department partner agent need apply un.
less thoroughly acquainted with tho trade and who can com.
rnand respectable line OF customers Also wanted cxpe.
renced drivers
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prprcKER WILL SELL. ON wEDN FsDAY JAZZ
"A m nj ~ o'clock n the Merch ants Exch.nge-
IN West broadway south west OF North Moore
the lot No. I22 size 40 and 45xb5 and 81 feet.
On West Broad aGoning)the ge brick building
.nd In, No 100 25 and q xif and 10 feet.
IN Worth streelot aud building No. O. Hudson street,
rents for 81 900.
ON North Moore sreet-house and lot No, So.
On Eleventh avenuel lot side north Of Fifty sixth
TILE perfect ard abs'ra in full Terms very liberal Maps
Ac No. Z Broad street
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AIR. APTOMMAS
N VIII make hs ast appearance in New York since his
HARP MATINEE,
at Dodworths Rooms, Thursday morning, JAN "a at
O'Clock, which the programme Will xs
Of selections from his extensive repertoire Of elaborate mo
harp compositions
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UCTlON NOTICE -CROCKERY AND GLASS.-HEN
"A RY q. EVANS will sell from the shelves In lots to sui
city and country dealers Tuesday January & o'clock
Rockingham ware also general Of glass tmbers
gobets cbampagnes wines &C. Sale absolute and without
reserve Goods carefully repacked for shipping.
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JAMES COLE, AUCTIONEER.-l75 LOTS sCHOLES
81 estate. brooklyn, Nineteenth ward allotted Clayton
sehoes on Kent Bedford and other avenues Ross Hewes
auction by JAMES COLE SON. Merchants Exchange on
Monday February H. At IL O'Clock 60 per remain
Maps, &c, at 40 Nassau street.
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:eIsndsM ,GydeSus IRON sssniRs are Intended 20
a i o'siesi noon, nom pier No NOr
WIZ '"a 10" e Gon D sp''o' -'' '''' '-' " VIC
CABIN ffem New Yorh and Philadelphia
Third oass from York the named pisces 80
Return uckes available for VIZ month"; $50.
Passengers forwarded 70 Havre Paris Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp and all parts Of the Continent without delay.
NouceThcso steamers provided with every requisites
ofnsure the immediate extinction OF fire. AMI the Brctes dis
epline ia enforced with regard 10 the use Of lights
: e
STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAST, DUB
- lin and Londonderry, without delay for $50 Return tick
cts to either OF the above places good for six months by
steamer Of the line, $50
EDINBURG, Capt Cumming. Saturday Feb. 49, IL NJ
Rates of S6; third class with cooked
provisions, $50.
FOR freight or passage apPR5S sERr CRAIG IT Broadway
TOR LIvERPOOI.-BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS
The splendid clipper ship FIpELIA sails the 10Th of
January For cabin cabin Storage apply board
DOR LONDON-sAIIS THIS DAY.-SHIP PLYMOUTH
IL ROCK, from pier ~ East river Ship NEW WORLD
for Antwerp positively calls January 90 Passengers brought
out from of the old country at low rates. Drafts for
sale. Apply to THOS. c. ROCHE IS South street
NREAT UNITED STATES MAIL SOUTHERN STEAM.
ION, g. C.-The splendid and favorie steanabp ISABEL
Capt VIM Rolns will leave Charleston for Key Yves. and
Havana the 4h and 18th OF each month. The Charleston
seamaps will leave this port for Charleston every Wsdnee
day and Saturday at O'Clock p Nj from pier No NORTH
river connecting with the ISABEL for the above porte
Through .icke.s may Be had on application 70