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g ~ FAN AsJs I. 4 ,ss mile
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. LIE Tes n. y Nh Cas- vcrIos Up BgowN.-Ws
ore INDEBTED Us Mr.sJ j Csrkp. News Agent and
ies,er in Periodicals. No. los, Main Street, for
,r,rv ii Il rafpphlet IT ono hundred pages. entitled
The Efe, Trial aud EIecatien Of Captain John
n.eyu ~ TIE pamphlets eentsias Biographical
.In,shs If Old Brown, History Il The narrer's
Fsrrv invocation, the full proceedings attending
nsa ~ Mid, and sh1nerhas vond cats ilustra.
s,;ny diizenpts scenes occurring during the out
Lr,ak, Z Copies cnn 10 had Of Mr. cRsEp's,
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gFo0P SKIRTS and skirt Supporters jus; received and for
4 sale AT less ilun the usuai price - .,..
roY 81 A.. J.. 4. Il r. iESEi.
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A' st'"'F UDoLPITo WOLFE,
a.4 aat 20 s ~. No- ~ Deaysr Street, Now York.
tN-Agenis In New oeanAi &. ]. Hart h Co, A. D. GrieH,
e. 20, =. j. Moore S Co. f't' 81 r.
nov 1--sl&c imf--s. N. ?. A. Co. 81
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Valuable Diamond hin Property Fer Nalc.

valuable Diamond Hill Properly For NaIN.
~ INTENDING TO from the city, private
Viz sale, MY RESIDENCE, Diamond Hill, together With
The Acres Of Land thereto ataa, ii being the prop
erty purchased by Of Alanaon WDsions Trustees THIS
property Ia confsscl among the most desirable In the
The brick contains II rooms ia la thoror re-
pair; an, has attached NIL necessary 0nthouss and ans I'll
OF water The Rruind perfectly level aud Is in lno slate of
cultivation To city purchasers tb property needs drruip
o as w. ns well rs the high eaacr Of the neiaLborlc, Ia
which II Is situated, Is TOO we'll known To require praise.
The terms Win be reasonable and tim. made purchas
fnos 2 dtsl {, A. tolHOTS
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-dava nd A
ssnv ~ X. entire onera ~ MA RTHA as% IA sERvA
PAREoEA r. !hs evening Grand Concert ana ne or:!sas
% M $s ss saa
and Carl Formes. Only night Of
w On Pm being
as last time s n New
The Company open 10 Phadephia on Friday and will not
AppeAr IN new ,OlA un1l A~e'e- ~Our-s. -
c.nr,,r On ,,y,Orc r1yr On oropov,c oocyprv
a GRAND FEsTIvAI-Tuesday morning and evening.
BELLS, Vi Wall street
The Executive Committee Of the g. Georges Society take
pubic
sSs Se ay BEEN s s, pro-
i. aid Of the fund. q 4 GRAND FESTIVAL
The ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.
SsssH
Admission to the Matinee only. 90
AS%n " The pssas CIRCLE
FsmIs e%sis sen.s
rsaus. be for sss ss1:
sought tickets tie
n sy he BY
cents additional. Mile. p1cco1ons1,
IA n. and
ali %sss Ssvs IIss
Ne: NE
M.as Massns HVEk15SMssos,
Music as T VEL 81 :; iss + ,Irnv1w..rz .oc,vpv
GRAND OPERA MATfNEE At ONE
1hS AA'n's VIZ T SS1Si ENTIRE OPERAS.
The sa sSsy IN with rAsso' of
CThe Peulant Housemaid),
'os-' D'' ,Aln''. l' sThe Heu.smaia." .
Psns me comic fAS''''0 OF In 'ervA VIII
from Aubers comic opera Of THE Mason and Iockmh
and al inc end = TH IL G PPIse5cooloMN1 WALTZ.
Which, the first time New York. the entire opera
MARTHAI INT ITALIAN ,c,,
Admission 2 he Matinee only g Nors.sryea seats
this occasion The entire Academy w Be thrown open.
psa BY nose W. who come first AA' "' 70 '''
., ~. t no ahsEhSho SEATS
TWENTY 8, TICKET SaH,S OFFICES rIs v, .,..
a. asa asSas n kSss fs street. s
n SI. place Hotel r.s.cO Houis
'| N''''l'' A''S' ., z: sseR HOUSE. A''S'
Breusng 7ol Broadway. Han Son, go Broadway.
LUIS no. ''s Sss Tenth
ChristeTn, 5Ss broadway.
,.o bnOohLiN. M,
nose d I4z Auanuc street, rroxs ziS + uion SreeI
1icKets vii nkeWlsS pc LOT SAFE ~ me ry,~
ENTkANCE DOoh oF the ACADEhfs
ior winch especia! purpose 49, c,,rrr o,rrorc
Fooh ADDIIlUNAL IICKhI oFFlOES
MI, ,,,, ~, WIN De opened ,.., -
Inc ooors VIII VIII DC opened al ~ tpe Maunee WEI eom
mehce NJ VN pIecney ne Entre Ac VIII De OF snot au
raton 80 tna vsers rom tne country may Dc In une or me
railroads ana s,ee 1oa,s rrrror,..vcy
u IhE ny ENINd fEhrohMANCE
VIII commence ~ y O'CLOCK, WIN ,,crcu
3. ,,, ~, "A dnAND CoNCEhN
IN winch VIII appear p,cco, o,r~,
ar, nm ,x,pcr rNCCLOmINi,
Miss Blk AlNEhD GAiK;ApOhl GhiON;, ,o,..,,,
~ - Mne: PoISsoT. ''''''
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
me concert VIII conclude win - ,,,,,x,
, ..xo.ox o,,,,SOD SAVE IHE QUEEN
by FlCCoLoMiiMi ara rORMES. r-r,x,,,,,,
40 THE LlEDEhkhANZ SoClETf
Aiter the con conc eu, ro,,o an r,,r ,,r.u,ou
.,-, n1 10 ~ OisaC Vs IN r. cnEAlloN, =.
densed into TWO parts The following artists will appear in the
uAoi"' xx,,a pYccor ouyNr
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AnfUsEsIErTS.


cADEMY OF MUsIo-LA zrNGARA
n .,. TINS sosDAr JAM TO- ATS A. ,,xo.p.
To the .ss f. %
but one Fss s e; or saraso
.lS s %
repertoire Oflasi week. ?, ssil sIsassS
only be given this evening
Most positively the only night Of Balte's Opera Of
being tie Italian v SnH s q r. gGgq.
With al ne new recaves and additions expressly composed
Mile PICCOIIOMNI
The oocsson Of the Of The znssra" the opera
6 he rTpssss Royal Of England The cast osup.ss
stsnor BRIdEoII. rhaddsss
Sls s1 aa ION FLoREszA. ooLErr1 ouMro q.
In the oourse of the 'aa, % ara .,,vr
to the new music. expressly SomPsssd p b.ise
and the Corps de Ballet
Mr. Tn%nn respectfully That hsss ~ be
Thursday On Friday the season opens n Philadelphia from
S~
Mr. Gilman regrets announce that in consequences Of Nile
early April he been OBTAIN extension Of
bis contract from Mr.; M ISn f2StcoLons1
w as % Sspp Mw S sr ns 70
% "hfn IN hsr NEW YORK
previous TO her departure for Europe
To morrow, Tuesday-Grand Festival Of the ST. Georges
Socieydsy and evening Agrand combination Matinee.
sisting Of the entire opera OF MARTHA and LA SERVA
PADkONA In the evening Grand Concert and the Orateo
Of THE CREATION Admission 70 both perform 81 SOL
on esday-Farewel appearance Of Laborde Pousot
and Carl Formes. Only night Of
THE HUGUENOrS,
with ts splendid mise en- scene and grand cast.
on rharsday.Fsrews appearance Of Pccolomjn being
70 her departure for London and close the
The company open Philadelphia Friday, and will not
appear in New York until Easter Monday.
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To conclude with
A HUSBAND AT SIGHT.

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Leases .Meesrs q. L. Fox and j. W. HnGmF1
Monday evening" jan 10, 1852
MOLL PITCHER.
Maladine Mr. Boniface Nabby squeeler. Mis- r. HorG
THE GOLDEN AXE.
Giles, Clown Mr.. q. l. IN
THE TERROR OF WALLACHIA.
DURTON's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY
ID Under the management OF j. and Wayne OWNS.
GREAT COMBINATION.
TRAGEDY AND BALLET.
First appearance of the Americas tragedlan,
Mr.. }. PROCTOR,
whose late the Boston theatre brilliant and -
cded This celebrated actor will make his first appearanso
here MONDAY EVENING Jan. TO- 1859.
VIRGINIUS
yrginius MI Preso0
Denatus Mr. j. Moore Virginia. Miss CHM
hDurng the evening e. AOLLENHAUER'5 Unapproecha1as
Orchestra.
To conclude with the greatly successful
BOUXARY BALLET TROUPE,
consisting of ME- CELESTINE FRANCK. DUCY BARER
Mona ana Mmo. BOUxARY, SzOLLOSY. aud twenty fsS
capital artists
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VXvANTED-A BONE PLAYER, WHO Is A GOOD
w dancer; Also a player the violincello and fancy
dancer join OF minsrels, Immediately Apply his
Day Ut No. 40 Broome street. basement
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AsTROI.OGY.


STRO1OGY AND CLAIRvOYANE-M BRUCE
"A can be consulted Mt her ONCE 30 Grand street. second
block east Of the Bowery second stars first door, where
abe has asopshed thousands with her truth the line Of ast
logy and clairvoyance Fee Soc.
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED FROM 50 PERRY
I street To 81 Second street. First and Second
nues she continues to tell past and future events
Likewise marriage Journeys, lawsuits business prospects,
Meyer converses English French and German gives
warranted for her art.
NOTICE-MRe FLFURY, CEIEBRA TED BY HER SCI
~ ence gives medical advice and he consulted bust
mess marriage, absent friends &C. Office 3 Broomc
street She speaks French, English and German,
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DARNUM'S MUSEUM.-GRAND PICTORIAL ILLUS
- raion Of the much talked about and profoundly int
resting second rnne IN search OF the remains OF
the ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS or DIR. KANE, accompa.
MED by Oral Explanation and Description Monday
ternoon at O'Clock and also in the evening N The lar
ges woman n owalive Madame SHERWOOD, is still the
Museum. The only Aquara in America worth abiding
The Happy Family Living Serpent and all the other curios
ties. Adnit.ance cents children under 10, Is ceps
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U1HOM vIETCII, AUCTIoNRER
onlce No. 10 Spruce street.
Sheriff ssle OF Office furniture perfmerv Az On Monday
Jan TO- hn9 % 10 AZ No spruce atreet orssnr Of
once furutnrr chairs desks. Stools of roses &c.
JAZZ WII1LET, late Sheriff.
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ACT II.
Exterior Of shylock's house. with extensive view Of
the Jews quarter In Venice, showing the canals
a. the means Of traffic and communication In the
famed City Of Bridges Wallace
This act will close with the
alluded TO By Shyiock In the text
Sudden Illumination of the City and
Simultaneous Appearance of the Masquers
ACT Ill
Scene HAL Of the Caskets. .Isherwood
Arrival of the Prince Of The Bp anards choice
Scene 3The Columns OF st Mark Isher wood
Rage and despair Of Shylock his daughters oss-ru
The good news'-The jews revenge
ACT Nv.
Hall Of Caskets.
Bassanios choice-The adys oy-Arval Of iorenz'-The
evil tdings-The departure.
ACTV
Great Hall of Justice In the Duca Palace.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE will be performed every
evening.
Box book open for the week.
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Ii TOM TAYioR's LAST AN, ,,,o.,,u,,, ,o,,.,
produced the New York stage having achieved
HUMOROUS POWER
an T faFssf q T6%rHs
during which period its comicaes have never failed TO eX
- AND ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
Of It's udlsS1 Sa0 GRTPS n suN OF THIS PLAY
have formed MORN %aTH %aA assTssssss PEOPLE
success Mos Ssis1f E S1.assisS
OUR 6SR i! AsEs RIGA ING co SAahi
Sir Edward TrenChard Hampshire Baronet Mr. vsrrey
Lieut. Sesncn. K i IsSieP
C CoVe a Attorney SSoM al s Snn,ea
XbsI iurco clerk couldocf
BadasomSs Lord Dundrsary: man Mr. Mcbensl
5osn whsEsT an under Bro%n
Florence Trsncasrd Is. Laura Kssos
aa sssgssn. Emily s ssssssa
Sharpe, Ms. Trenchards maid Mis- Flynn
Skillet Mrs. Mounchessinstons maid .Mrs Levick
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
SCENE I-Mornins Room At Trench.rd Manor Amy
oas ra oy
.ss s
Ing ny, an arrival. A@sFSs1 cousin
dy smashes and chain lightning.
SCENE u-Room In Trenchard Manor. .ThorAe
model lawyer and drunken clerk debt; the Nemesis
SpsVe f "a
safety female Robin Hood hopeless inebrety noble
SCENE mI-A Dressing Room .:....;..;...;:... .Almy
curiosity hair dye Inquirer there
% ssSsss. aud sSa an
SCENE 1.-THE or,el Gallery Avi' L. rror,.
disappointed applicant naval honors how to srapps
the enemy and how to sassr of scuddns before he
barber love In The ne Dde the
s milk and
nsw os o1 :,
Tabieau and end Of Act II. -, -, '
SCENE 1.-The Model Dairy.
in the milky way love- The story Of Old MARKS death bis Will
noble deed which consists in lighting segar thereby
ing the component part of other great
true hero.
good qSses specie xoss
archer irving to he gold heart 't The native
Tuns b." no trapped love- and desondsncy soa
ship il Sight BAD news unexpected relief; AUST
SCENE iii.-ihe Wine Cellar. Almy
Gated Constructive larceny 6oyie redivvus
's''' o0''s SCENE nssfaf fvsir Edwards Apartment.
s, A fathers DESPAIR; a fearful alternative
The search he private bureau mensaraion and mental
arithmetic secret drawer how lind the spring;
key Coyle liberty little rough and tumble BUSINESS Coyle
down; the reeaee found villain at bay Murcotts pledge
SCENE VI.-Sr Edwards A partment.
Sir Edwards despair; suicide the towards refuge; Flo
renee; the willing sacrifice.
SCENE VII-I4brary Of Sir Edward Trenchard
Coyles Teparation chapter of incidents; Murcos for
gveness and installation steward of Trenchsrd Manor
trmony; the epidemic contagious everybody
married and settled everybody's happiness complete.
End of piece
The Orchestra. under the direction of Mr. Thomas Baker
will perform for the first time comic polka. entitled
Our American Cousin the Sneezing Polka together
entirely polka entitled The Lindsey Blues composed
expressly dedicated the members of celebrated
and Justly popular company by Mr.. r. Baker.
To conclude with the celebrated farce of
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Supported by the strength of the company.
Dress circle seats be secured week advance with
out extra charge
Doorso open al 61s; commence at ~ precisely.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
w 66l and t6s BrsaAwY.
NEW YEAR CALLS EVERY NIGHT.
HOUSES CROWDED, ROARS OF LAUGHTR.
WOODS hNSTREIS
appear every evening In their popular acts Of
NEGRO MINSTKEISY
With all the Comedians,
Messrs. G. II. Fox Cool WHITE r. Brewer Charles WI ].
II. Budworth, and the entire of this
MON4TER TROUPE OF ARTISTS.
To conclude with g. Bleeker's celebrated and origin
written expressly for this establishment entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS,
with new appointments &C.
Doors open at 6x; TO commence at TX.
Tickets Is cents Children under ten years. Ii oenlG.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBrRT H. NICOLAY. .AucrIoNEsR-REGULAR
daily auciiou sale OF stocks and bonds ALBEIT H.
NCOAY viii srIl this day JAM TO- at l2s r. at the Mer
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RT UNION CONCERT HALL.
"A 4s7 Broadway.
n 1 Sis Irsh comic songs and
Three the finest danseuses the city whose fascinating
style and graceful attitudes call down hunders Of applause
''0" ''O" MiNsrRErs-pANsEusEs,
oo"O 1s sHSsrassF Fox s PSopr'sso
Sunday Concerts. Admission 10 cents
Wanted, two first class negro performers
L'RANKLIN MUSEUM, III GRAND srREET-ExTRA
E notice Last week Of The season. Grand gala demona
''N''' SATURDAY.. Jan. u.s.
and III az 81 f n . e. apart for the
George Lea one E1HS SfssiSS ySR G SH
will appear in the Model Hrses, with Cher Srscons Don't
forget saturday. JAM lb in the afternoon evening
DROFEssoR BARTOLETrs INDUSTRIOUS gLEAs-
Now on exhibition at No. 500 Broadway floor,
No These sss row exhibited for the frat time in Amer
ca are ana trained and perform the most wonderful
fcat such as driving mills, drawing working the Ca!or
O'clock NJ Admission Is een.. .'0" ''0'A w. I'LL ~
PALAcE GARDEN YovETIHs-THE CHEcINr
CANT and novel At Palace Garden Pavilion
Monday evening next 18th inst after which performances
Admission Is cents; reserved seats 50 cen Under
the direct on Of Mons. Checin.
HOWARD ATHENRUM. BosToN-LADIEs AND
gentlemen engaged the above establishment are re-
guesied 70 eten me reading of piece at 10 O'clock
anusg Wng ~, lns green ROOM preparatory 70 INC
T.F. MILLS Acting Manager.
NEW THEATRE, BUFFALO, ~ Y.-LADIEs AND
IN Gentlemen of proession desrous of engagements
address y Mardsn, Buffalo, ~ Y. Stars treated with
on liberal terms.
MONS. CHECINrs PUPILS, AND OTHERS DESIRING
vi an engagement win call from 10 till O'Clock, Palace
arrange and select musc TOR bae pantommeo Ae also
lead Vie orchestra Sewers WANTED,
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DODwORTHS SALOON, NO. sO6 BROADwAY-MRs.
~ FRANCES ANNE KEMBLEs resdings from shsk-
spersCYMBKLINE Thursday evening. Jan at clock;
RIoHARD III on Friday evening jan at oclocE NH lien
ny VIII. Monday morning. Jan. 10, Mt O'Clock OTHEI,
10 Tuesday evening Jan. CLOCK Tickets 81 each,
may be obtained at Msssrs Hall Sons z39 broadway; Ap
Crowens book store and the door Sofa seats treserve
81 NAV teo be had Crowens, 699 Broadway
the door No tickets win be sold asr the reading begun
An early attendance IN solicited
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THE BALL SEASON.

MADAME LUBY FEUILLE HAS MUCH PLEASURE IN
m announcing her pupils and friends that her ball
this win take place at her academy for dancing and
caishens 2b Bleecker street. Wednesday evening Jan.
H. The celebrated Empire Quadre ana all the fashionable
dances of the the programme Tickets may
the academy from any Of Madame Luby pupis
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$l76 Milwaukee City unpaid per cent coupons.
l76 Continental Insurance scrip OF 1858.
1000 Cleveland and Psbure RR Let mtge cent b0ads
5000 Joliet City Qll) per cent bonds
1000 Second Avenue RR LIST mtge. per cent bonds.
5000 Mssissipp and Missouri RI LIST mge cent bon H.
5000 Alton City per cent bonds due 1885,
Securities recei ed In addition the regularly advertised s
during every sale Next regular sale to morow Regular
auction sales Of stocks and bonds every dsy a 2 O'Clock
and bonds bought and sold
private the Brok-rs Board Interest allowed
private sale ALBEIT II. NlCOLAY,
Stock auctlopeer and banker, No 4 Broad street.
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UCTiON NOTICE
"A FINE JEWELRY WATCHES. &C.
SAMUEL OSaOOD Auctioneer
viii sell to morrow Tuesday lod O'Clock. at 81 Nassau
street. and choice stock OF fine ewey Particulars In
CAAl0Cnss
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,QICH RID WALTERS, AuCTIONEER.-THIS DAY,
III 81 ois O'Clock RICHARD WALTERS will SELL at No 81
Gaharin- street TO advances and keep very handsome
limit rsetVstion ~
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y ~.
gest woman owave, Madame SHERWOOD, is still the
Museum. The only Aquaria in America worth aludng to
ties Adniance Is cents children under TO- Is Cents
b THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
Mechanics Hall, f2 Broadway, above Grand street
successPiessns MOVE nSSe s Bit
THE MERCHANT ih OF CHATHAM STREET.
Dan Bryant the eminent African rsgedan shylock
sOirse n s A. Scenes
the favorite fun makers in their side splitting
CHALLENGE DANCE and CLUBS ARE TRUMPs.
SHyLOCK will be performed every evening.
Doors 61s curtain will rise at Ia Tickets % cents
rhe dr on rassay4Ths St.
two and ia ssrys rsSrOpss IN the
Only night Of The Hugh nos and last appearances La
borde Poinsot and Formes Tbursday-Farewel appear
ance Piccolomn prT her departure for Europe
CANTA CLAUS SANTA CLAUS,
Tremendous success Of Miss EVA BRENT IN
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL,
arranged by Messrs Meyers and strbe with fan company
and additional artists and pronounced on saturday evening"
by five hundred persons ana as being past co%pepn
will be repeated this evening.
"A 81. Georges Society morrow Tuesday Nile PIC.
COLOMINl will for the first and only time appear
Seesraed artist viii appear prior 70 her departure or Ea
rope. Attention Is directed the immense programme and
the list OF unequalled talent
INSTITUTE HALL, NArCHEz, MIssIssrPPL-rHJs
.is he most pleasant and ccn%odsa. buiass e
aso. q = s.a :scoad :ory.: e.ss
bermg rom 500 Xsross he end Of this room Is pa
form fOnr feet above the noor eoIlS feet with fossghs
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HENRY II. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERTs 4
Ii SPerempory yale OF choice groceries, wines teas
sugars Dr., &c on Tuesday, January IL Mt los at the
ssles rooms No 5 Pine street HERTs MOSS viii sell
above the entire stock OF large house
fine green aud black teas sugars coffee spices pickles.
sauces. family SOAP, eperm and candles prrnes
Terms, cash
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A UCTION NOTICE F u RS AND MANTlLL AS --WEI.LES
IA NICis OILS, Auctiopeer BBNOWN NICHOLS will sell
Tuesday January H. at 01z O'Clock at their sales
rich made furs
ooDssne in part Of real Hudsons Bay sable carriage half
carriage victoroes NUTS cuffs &c also
nartep French sable oh armne rock mink chnchla and
other ss; gents beaver otter and driving gloves
Also the balance Of importers of ele
giant Lyons velvet satin ana cloth coaks snuas and tmas
fully request attention of the ladies this sale goods
styles Of the present season. and warranted in
every respec.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A wELLEs NICHOLS, Anctioneer.

WIN SELL at their sales rooms, No. IS Nassau street
on Monday, January 10, at l0. O'Clock. a variety OF
and second hand furniture removed in part for cnve
nence Of SALE consisting of rosewood paror suits In crimson
crimson and gold and moauet; bureaus wardrobes wash
sands rosewood chamber suit consisting Of bed
stead bureau washstand table, marble from OF
best city e,egeres mattresses with
silver plated and cr0ckery also, few oil
paintings and engavngs; also Brussels carpets In good
DER also splendid octave rosewood round c0rnered
pianofora for
also Oers celebrated heaters for warming houses in
syded orde
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UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART AUcTl0NEER-BY
"A s. BOGART Monday 10th at l0 O'CLOCK at the auction
No North William street. mortgage sale of household
furniture mahogany ete aete sofas lounges marble top
mirrors oil paintings walnut bedsead hair
mattresses, mahogany bureaus tables chairs carpets &c.
Also. at II O'Clock, Monday.
Three proof wders patent iron Safes 80 huskng
machnee 30appe pealers stock hardware, locks bolts,
table cutlery brushes sand
&c TUESDAY. 1lh
Mortgage sale, stock of boots and shoes
WEDNESDAY, lAh.
Household furniture
THURSDAY, 14th
ahers sale stock Of clothing cloths cassimeres &C.
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TNALxACKS rHFATRK.
w SPECIAL NOTION.
The performance commencing ~ seven ecock u ended
In time for all he best 10 Brookyn, Wiamsbus
jersey City Yorkvile and all the puleua suburbs.
INCREASTNG ECLAr
and
UNDMINIsHED ATTRACTION.
SIXTH WEEK
Of the
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
I. viii be acted EVERY NIGHT till further notice.
Mr.. WALLACK ~ 6HYLOCK.
The COSTUMES Of sixteenth century, being Of the
description worn during the regns Of Francis Of France,
hsnry ' NV q AnRkxMaEaENr or rHE STAGE,
giving unusual space width and dance In order 70
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY,
from the most reliable and authentic sources.
The CAST
viii include the following array Of aruss- -
BuHe on venice.
Prince Of s,sSo suo Por Tosa
Antonio. the Merchant Of Venice M Dyoa
B...snio his friend. Lester W.llscs
Antonio and s'..ao Is::s::
Lorenzo in love with Jessca. Mr. Bangs
1ow Mr sIisc.
IAunceiot Gobbo clown servant 70 Shylock Mr. Young
Old 0obbo father TO Launce0t Mr. Il. B. Phillips
Leonardo and Sepbano Bassano
Balthazsr servant 70 Poria Mr.. Tree
Nerssa, her waiting maid .Miss Mary Cannon
Jeeelca daughter 70 Shy0ck Mr1 b0An
AT u.r
Scene 1.-The Columns OF st. Mark sherwood
Scene 4-Grand Hall Of the Caakes In Portals Pa
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IL furnru,c carpets, &c.-By X. a +. H. sCHENCK.-On
Monday lun inst nj Oi O'Clock their salesroon, IS Mas
street elegant assortment Of household furniture
moved for convenience Of sale consisting in part Of carved
rosewood paor cuts In hrocade brocael and harcloh
carved rosewood and mahogany sofas Votaire
easy and psor chairs mahogany enamel
led chamber suits rosewood side etegeres
wood and mahogany and wsrobes solid dining
room walnut mahogany extension tables
Turkish easy chairs c several Brussels ingram
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TNpwApp soHENcK. AuCr1oNEER.- AssrGNEEs

EDWARD SCHENCk, AUCTlONEER.-AS ASSIGNMENTS
II SAFE OF large stock Of superb watches aud jeweryBy
az. SCHEnC kFirst sale on Tuesday, 18th inst. ut
10 O'Clock. at their sacsroon 30 Nassau street by order Of
the assignee superb II carat gold chronomeers English
levers detached levers and other watcnes hunting and
also very few fine ladies' waches also assortment
of rich ewery comprising full sets of bracelets pins and
rings set Of pins and earrings set with Mosaic ne
French paintings and other styles; bracelets brooches
studs, sleeve buttons vest and guard chains &C. &C. Sale pc
remptory for cash, by order of the assignee