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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ARGE AND NTLY.ARRANGED
4 PhIVATE RESIDENCE. on THE CORA r.k
Or Isr AND CARY STREETS. FOR SALE-Ws
nrs authorized 10 sell the above valuable property
being the III the occupancy OF Nr g. Pence,
and formerly occupied by the late Mr y. NJ Martin.
The House has fifteen rooms. (fve on a foor)
kitchen. with seyen rooms, smoke-hou Sc. stable,
carriese-house, &c The lot has a 'front.' OF 81 iee.
and depth of l20 feet TO an alley % ee, wide.
ALSO-For sale, o most beautiful LOT adjoining
On the north fronting % feet running back $50 test
The particular attention of the public is respect
fully called 10 this valuable property. Apply TO
Sc ll--it GODDIN & APpEESOS.
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ll<g HUNDRED DoLLARS REWARD

| ] g..q.way, 81 the 25.h of August. two Negro
: nsrra JOHN aId CHARLES. John il
-, t,rr yeas old; black has a full
t.s8 ~ aa.r IS feet ! inch high; will weigh
.oal go roana, haa on mmeh ne lei' & so,i black
-,,ler is a. v.s, old black has full head Of
80 +. feet IA II inches high weighs about
't,- l7a pounds lie also had on a soft black ha,.
..sh ea4, and blu pants. purchaser them of w .
u, yagr3rteT, " lives near Moorc6eid Va. |
IN, !, likely u y viii try and get back there
Isrv cane 70 L chmoud by rairoad from Stras-
tr,s Iau Civ, the above reward for thom o.
,,n7ry DOIIAES for either, delivered To HrcTou
n.,T, Richmond JOHN D. RAGLAND. .
>
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LNOR RENT-fha most desirable family RESI-.
L DENCE, situated on Marshall street, Ch1rch
Hill, now in the occupancy If Elder Thomas Bin.
ford. containing IL rooms, with kitchen contain
ing Rooms, carriage house. stable coalhouse and
a well OF excellent water in the yard here IL at
tached to the premises about an acre OF land with
large number of fruit trees II is most admirably
arranged Tor tho genteel accommodation of O large
family Possession be had the lst Of October
For terms. &c, apply 10
Ro. Il LYME Agent.
Office over A. Bodeker. Drug Stors.
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Heart and Sap
CYPREfS s SHINGLEE. =.

Y MI . DJlI-NOLLE,
For sale BY
x~be~ "a. s. LEE
- fEAHDbIT 'f7TK EAYE.-Ths One, new.
l5is" san appointed I'D rapid Steamer w EE J
~ Z. 4. low In Norfolk barbos, and bslonxiay 70
s sA.eninead and York River Railroad Comps1y,
O. ~ urIs, apply 70 WA q. PAINE, In Richmond,
70 Gs, In Miflism.burr.
... RO. 6AUNDERG,
se.9.-lm Prss't r. 4 Y. 4, r Co
SinE APPLES PINE APPLES 100 ffc1h
rue Apples. Tor sals BY A. ANToNI.
knIAASA5i kANAGA0tL-4 bunchss laroo
- 0saAnAs, for 50 by. 4. ANTOu
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nor RENl--A desirable HOUSE on Main
street. between 81 and ith streets containing
sufficient room for "a large family or would answer
for hospital, boarding house, 0c Possession given
immediately Apply TO Ed ID. EACHO,
q-s fith street
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EDUCATIONAL.

lSDGEElII, ACADEMY -
TIC next session OF this School commences Oc-
tobes lSt. and continues ten months The course is
July preparatory TO the Universty Of Virginia
Special attention has always been paid To Mathc.
mauc., Drawing Engineering, &c; and hereafter
FoTt6cation and other branches OF Military Sci
encn will be regularly taught in the School Of En.
gjnecring.
TtRss.-S2Sop per session. Libeua arrangements
maze as to payments. Address
- SAMUEL SCHOOLER, A. NJ,
au 3-t0l Guiney's =. O., Caroline, Va
GHuRcH HILL ENGLISH AND CLASsI
" Cal. SCHOOL.
ON BROAD, BETWEEN Path AND 18th STREETS
The next session of this School will Commence
on Tt ESDAY, 18th September.
TERMS Us HERETOFORE
REFEREN cEs.-Messrs. A =. Stokes Hunt
James, a. 5. Lee, Andrew c. Elicit J. 81 Conrad T.
\. Smith, +. Stcarns, 1hos. Hardgrove, Col X A.
wilkins, DR.. John knox-Patrons.
~ For Circulars apply 10 Messrs A Y. STOKES
OF HUNT JAMES ". l.. MILLER A. M
.t)--lmS pripcjnaI
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ct. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
y 4TH AND MARSHALL sTRETS
Conducted By THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Tue duties Of this Institution viii be resumed on
the lst MONDAY in September.
Board and Tuition, per annum, 4l30 Day Schol.
srs, per quarter, O.. 80 to $3.50
For further Information, application should be
rnnie to the RI. Rev. J. HCGIIL, to the Institu
ion Gu It-tDl
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NOR RENT Three ROOMS. suitable TOR sou-
Il tI.nlen . quarters for rent, over INV store.
EDWARD L. ROBINSON.
Fourth and Prank N
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ISOR RENT--A neat and convenient fnnuy
i RESIDENCE frame house, ON ji street
tie first north Of Clay, eoairiuing rooms, gas in
every room. tnd water In the yard, with q very
large lot attached Apply 10
W. ACCRERl, Agent fer the owner
8 ~ Ari.n.
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But even If the story were not true, IL
must soon become SO, for there is more than
one armed vessel fitting out i'll British ports
and intended TO be run under the Bri tish
nag till they have escaped the blockade and
landed their cargoee. Then they will be
come sbips-of war, no doubt, and cruise as
the Southern natioaaI neeI. The English
9overnment, true to ia neutral ground, will
NOT interfere 10 preveat the lifting ont VI
these vessels until its own tatsrests bsgta ~
suffer, F2eg sraE y - - II -.
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NuTlCE.--Tke heheenrrs ll)A tapt. j, y.
IN Hail. and pAYln tlAASAME. tapt. q. Y.
Johssos. will leave West Point. Alternately. every
m0gsins, Tor Yosksown and Gloucester roins. apsa
the arrival of the cara landing passengers u the M
ternsdiase poinss York river, TLsss bong No
connection between the sars and beas o. tA>
down trpa passsngsfs VIII AnA shis he most dtseSa
mode Of ysssias 70 say posns oa yssk river.
a 1O-N
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- -. =. - -
DRiSAIE RESIDENCE FOR SAI.E.--A new
and very comfortable eWOoDENBUILpISti,
suitable for the accommodation of a medium sized
faulty. on 9Th, between Clay aud Leigh streets,
Church iiill viii be sold low on application 70
80 e-2nt Al LEE.
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THE SOUTHERN AGENTS IN ENGLAND.

The London correspondent of the New
York Times writes august 24th} as follows
The news of the battle at Bull Run fell like
a spark on gunpowder among the Secession
agents here, and startled them into a SUPER
natural activity. While our credit ST ks like
lead, these busy hands are writing money ar
ticles for the Times and pumping their ideas
into the brain of that Journals ~ity oracle
They are in the markets all over the country,
bidding furious1y against our Goyernm men
for arms, and as seems to be thought. not
without success. They have got money
ready mOney-of that there cnn be- no doubt
though from whom, and al what awful dis
count do not undertake even TO guess
They are sanguine as ever of recognition
and very likely have their reasons for being
SO. Nor is all this the worst
Within the last few da VS. IL is rumored that
they have succeeded in equipping and send
ing OF an armed steamer with cargo of arms
and ammunit ton for the Southern States,
which has been for some time past quietly
receiving ITS stores, under the dtrec tion of n
Liverpool firm in the American trade. OF
the particulars of this affair am not inform
ed; but ii is said. still further, that the Brit
ish Government, when called upon to pre-
vent the departure of the vessel, declined 10
interfere--on what grounds havenot heard
If these stories are true, and whether they
the good will of this Government towards
us, and all the talk of the English press abou,
our ingratitude, will receive a quietus
But even if tho story were not true. II
must soon become SO, for there is more than
one armed vessel fitting out in Brush ports
in ended ta he 81,
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RAILROADS.


HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FOR ALBANY AND
Troy connecting with trains North and Vest. Trains
leave
FROM CuAxgHRs
1925 and r. NJ J:25P "
Troy and Albany with sleep lol5 r NJ Sundays In
Peashreeps s' Train $50 A 81 NJ 2:sO and AS P "
M, ~ ~. arc 4 Y. NJ.
Peekskill train 5:SD =. ". 5h5 p d.
Sing sing train, 1896 and 4:30 4 and 4:55 p. NJ
L. NJ.
Tarrytown train S:4oP.N. .7:loPM
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany and Troy, conneesng with the New York
Central Ralru all points Nest, Northwest and south
west: also the Norhe Railroad for Saratoga Rutland,
Burnt ton Flssoufg Houses Point Ogdensbnrg and Non
"a lsO-Trns will leave New York AS toli1ws-For Albany,
IA NJ and iv NJ, express train from iryon row, near
City Hall For Albany, ~ A. NJ aud i:tS y. M do 18th
depot DO, 10 A NJ, express mall ain from Tfya row
DO, 1923 M, do do, 10th st. depot Crot ~ falls, r.
NJ stopping all stations above Yorkvie 10th II depot
bite Pians, 55 A. NJ, $50 and5P stopping at all sta
tiops from depot White Plains CSC NJ, stopping
al ali stations White depot wliamsbrigs II
A. and $50 NJ, stopping at all stations from 10Th st
depot wiamsbridge, II 40 NJ "Wednesday and saturday
only stopping all tiattons from 10Th Al depot Returning
will Albany, A. and 40 T. NJ last Albany, 7l6
A. and 4:l5 p NJ, express train Albany, lOi5 v East
Albany II express mail train. Croion Falis, NJ
5l6 rs and 10 A. and ~ NJ stopping at all stations
Wiismsbridgs, $50 A. NJ and r. NJ stopping at all sta
tons wilarnsbrdge, 10 7. ~ "Wednesday and Saturday
only stopping at all stalons Tickets sold and baggage
checked for way sta'icns 10Th street station only
JOHs BURCfIIL, Assistant superintendent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
IA York Melting Company will he held nj the oce OF the
company, No 81 Exchange place. New York. THURSDAY
the 2st February instant purpose of elecng
for the ensuing Polls will be from IL o'clock
JOHN SOu1HELL, Secretary
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MUNICIPAL AFFA has


osroEAISS ssTTos mas ssss
street. between Bank streets win trap block
sn s Ike S%saS city
:, the Chairman on sse
: A'''' FL, A. B9oIE, ,oommitice
T. g. sm. Clerk yy JOHN L. nos BRADY, streets.
f,oRpoRATIos NOrIcE.-A RESOLUTION mas BEEN
u presented the Board Of Aldermen for sowcr with
the necessary rsceivns basins and cnyers TO be butt IN
also for sewer the necessary receiving basins and
nb Avenue 10 connect With the al Eleventh svcnus
Parties interested IN the above and having oenssa,
Of the Committee on Sewers, Board Of Alder
"''' - : ~ RrcuaRp BARRY, Committee
rs Nrx., clerk SohaSH IL "SsSRaAo5s , sewer.
CORPORATION Notice A kEsoLUT1oS HAS
been presented 10 the Aldermen that tho vaean,
lois Twenty seventh street. north side between Second and
that The sidewalk on ,he south aide Of Twenty as
street. between the Ninth aud Tenth avenues, b Tagged
vhere not already Tagged:
Aso ~ Sa ssvsa wb Belgian or "pboH rsyemen
kso pave the side ras the souh side u Thirty fourth
Mao pave Pearl street from Brosdway 70 state street,
Alec hist the side walks Second avenue west side be-
twcet thirty tn and Thirty sixth streets be Tagged ;our
Ao that The Sidewalks from, of Nos 6i CAS- oE aniola
Also petition dag sidewalk In front OF No 60 Robinson
,o resolution TO pave clg street from John to Fulton
street. u,.--,,,, -, ,,,,
AsO paving lbry tbfh street, Fnth W haelsHh
avenue with trap block pavement
also FOR ring Twentieth street, between Seventh and
iphth avenues with trap block pavement
Also resoiu pave West twelfth street. from Tenih
avenue 10 Hudron DIVER.
Also that ali on the north aide OF Thirty fourth
street. betwe second aud Third avenues be fenced
Als have cub aud gutter stones aid ADD sidewalks
faggrd whore not already tagged IN Chales street. south
side betw con Blcecker aud Hudson s,reeta
Paree having objections 10 the above VIII send their OBJ
iectioh Alderman " A. Booe Chairman ~ the Com
mitee Streets Board Of Aldermen, NO city usli
v. l. A. pOOLE, lCOmmittee
JOHN RuNhLL.
JOHN II. BRADY srrss,
T. s MINIS Clerk.
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LvlR sALF--I.ow FOR CASH, on ACCOUNT OF
death of tho owner ful and attractive Exhibition
IN perfect DIR IL hos pd bes ond expectation md IL
sure fortune ~ ensIptsing Address Exhhition
box lsl Herald uGgc. Agents need not nppiy
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~ 66s BROADWAY.
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT.
CROWDED HOUSES.
LIST THREE NIGHTS
LAST THREE NIGHTS
WONDERFUL
W,oNDIN.
BLDSDlN.
BLONDIN
LAST THREE NIGHTS
LAST 1uREEN NIGHTS
GREAT FAVORITk,
SAN CONEiL
SAN COMkLL
NAN COWhLiA
DON'T FORGET.
Don't FORGET, ONLY
THREE NIGHTS MoK xE;ou
THREE NlShTs Aohb;
Tub ONLY 0PPQRTuSiTv 49,
The ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO sM
RLOND!N
..,,. bboNDIN
60 through his terrific feats OF usht rope ana .,
Grand Ascension
Tie only opportunity
The only opportunity 70 near e.y coryrv
SSAAsS CCv vwn,I
sAA Co"ELL
In bis celebrated ruAp.-rpp soSos.
eha p,,,. 49, r..l ro.''o'
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WIZ be repeated,
In Consequence OF its splendid reception by crowded house.
Sheridsns Ave act .'omedy,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
NQTICY-
In PREPARATION, and viii be produced speedily.
a NEW COMIC DRAMA,
IN FIVE ACTS.
Written expressly for this theatre, repletc with
NOVEL EFFECTS,
STARTLING SITUATIONS
SPLENDID NEW SCENERY,
ENTITLED
CENTRAL PARK:
HOUSE WITH IWO DOORS
Doors open Al seven; commence at half past seven.
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WATCHES AND JEyvELRY.


AIDES GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
L. Warranted, $50.
Ladies' Gold Open Face Watches, warranted, sia.
W. EVERTsON SMITH, l5 Maiden lane.
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERS OFFICE OF THE CON-
IN missioners Of and Assessments No 81 Chambers
street. York. Jan. ls6Noce Is hereby given that
the Rolls OF Real and Personal Estate or the city
county Of York. for the 1861 will be opened
Monday 18th instant for public inspection and will
open until the 30h day Of April next inclusive All tax
earnestly requested To call and examine the same
IN order that any may corrected
Also persons entitled by law reduction OF their
merits Of being clergymen for military services
and charitable institutions by law exempt
taxation requested to make application for sca
ducon exemption previous TO the closing OF the rolls on
the 30th day Of April -
ed for the information Of taypayers.--
inspection heretofore provided application be
considering himself aggheved by the
assessed valuation Of his real personal estate 10 the
corrected II such application be made In relation 70
the valuation 81 estate, II must bs made In
writing the grounds Of objections thereto and there
the Commissioners shall examine into the complaint
" in their judgment the assessment Is erroneous they
the be corrected. II such application BE-
relation the assessed valuation Of personal estate
miss oner shall be authorized such OATH
any Of them and in vhe Judgment the asssssment IL
they shall the W he corrected aud x
the Of such they believe 70 be
just declare their decision thereon within thirty days
such application shalt hAvo been made 10 them No
shall made by the Board Of Supervisors OF any
real personal estate imposed under this act
party aggrieved unable within the period pre-
correction OF by OF sickness
abseucs from the city sws chapter 3e2 section ~
@'''-N' ' j. WILLIAMSON. Commissioners
J. w. ALLEN, \ OF Faxes and
Wv. BROWN Assessments
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OUR ENTIRE sToCR
W. r. ROBERTS,
Bowery
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Dosr OFFICE, NEW YORK, FEB 8 lssl.-PUBLIc
Zee .sr dropped pos, SSles
SnseS or wan. or The Zee have Bcyds stamp
deposit the boxes that such stamps aysiab for
tbs, Under hSse and 70 protest ne
) United states WILLIAM D. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
DEMovAL-H r. woRTHINGToN HAS REMOVED
IL Office, for the sails OF steam pumps water meters
Ac from broadway 6l Bcekman OF Gold
His factory known rs Hydraulic Works Is In Van Brun
street, Brooklyn, near Hamilton avenue Terry.
ST. PATRIcK's DAy-DELEeATEs TO THE CON
- vcpton OF ish societies requested TO meet a ber
Al ~ O'Clock for the purpose o. making the
Of the coming e II6'Pas pagoa
JONI Kxssv, Secretary
THE BoTrLERs' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION WILL
hold regular monthly meeting this Thursday even
ing Feb. Tryners Hs 40 and sS East Houston street
DENTISTRY.
RTIFICIAL TEErH-oNLy 90 FOR Beautiful
ps,ns a sas single Teeth, s Teeth oiled and ssiracsd
without The es., pain e"ne bs,%n Tenth sns
Eleventh streets DR. LUTHER Dentist
A RrIFIcIAL TEErH-PsNIc PRICES SILVER sgTs
"a only 90; rubber, -; Gold, SIS Paent,d vucanle
sse sra 81 ee Without s
tiond Dental Gallery" Sixth avenue corner 81 Twenty
A RTIFICTAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAyED TBErn
q, or mere shells can be filed With by he dscove1T
JAMES PEARSON NJ u. Removed TO $50 Broadway, north
gold s2o patna f25; partial gold ~ per too hi ~
res 30 cents Exrscns Is cents SIS Grand Strce New
York, and 25y fulton street, Brooklyn.
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A PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE.

IA MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY SAVANNAH, Nov. ~, 1860
Whereas within the past few weeks there has been
wonted influx of seerage and aborng from
sung this importation becoming both
alarming and whereas Is that check should be
whereas the City Council meeting passed
entitled An Ordinances Prevent the influx OF Paupcrs
L. Be ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen Of the
city Of Savannah and the hanets thereof In council
bed and hereby ordained BY authority Of the It
shall not be lawful any master captain
mnder Of steamer or SAILING arriving the harbor
o. 70 ,sna or permit !" os anaea Any s.ee,ase
said city, without permission from the Mayor acting
Ma. of said city that or violation Of the foregoing
provision such master captain shall be liable,
on conviction beoie the Police Court hne of twenty Ave
dollars for such 80 land
ter captain either carrying such
pauper back the port whence rs entering into
other psuper shall not become charge said city
the space at least twelve months from such landing and
cution and all expenses attending the Of the
ders OF the Mayor carrying out this ordinance In any given
case.
And be further declared by the aforesaid That
his Mayor be- and he hereby to issue
tenor sna q nj.
Of the determination Of the city authorities OF Savannah TO
q ss an@ ha
other In the judgment Of the Mayor bcproper
Now therefore Charles @ Jones Jr Mayor Of the ely
instructions in said ordinance and the purpose
of giving extended publicity to the and require
ng all pesons ooncerned OF the tenor and
quiremenis OF this said ordinance particularly
sailing vessels plying between Northern ports and the
of savannah agents and said vessels OF
the determination Of the city authorities Of savannah strictly
to enforce the conditions and penalties # said ordinance
order efectuan the nuI Of pauper INTO hs
ass,ed by he Clerk Of Council on his he Ed day Of No
vemb,r, ls60. CHARLES G. JONES, Jr, Mayor.
lAttestl RICHARD W. Core Ckrkof Council
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TOR sALE.--A SMALL STOCK OF STAPLE AND
fancy Dry Goods cheap for cash. amounting TO about
Sl4O 10 one Of some means who would Keep sm Al. and
and would wish to continue the business
at its present location good opportunity is offered to do
ordinary times the store and Dwelling DO rented
low Address Dry Goods, box l27 Herald Office.
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IA Ar PANIC PRICES. ,00o0o0 HAVANA, DO
h, "a cermnn Seesra ~ such low figures ~ VIII &c
each In on speculation. The greatest inauceineh
',ed u ses'' ORLANDO CHEEKS, II Broadway
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CARD-AMON6 THE ITEMS OF CENTRAL PARK
"A please restoration of pockebook
containing 81 besides valuable papers, End the kind
keepers who positively refused reward
compensation for its safe return 10 me.
JAMES W. SLIvERS, Jr New Orleans.
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|NATANzAA
At O'Clock r. N.
The uni'ed States mail steamship
Az, Xeesegang. commander, Is ready 70 receive
pier 20 North river. foot OF Chambers street FOR
p~Ss'sSX3RA BROS, NAVARRO 4 CO.,
81 Excnang. plaza
,o.e nj the Post once at O'Clock p. the day Of
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HANCOCK LODGE NO. 49, l. o. OF O. F-BROrTIERS,
III you hereby notified to attend the next regular Lodge
meeting, Thursday onigh Feb T. 1861, at IA O'Clock
punctual attendance Is uesied business Of great i'm
portance will be brought the Lodge Per order
JANIS g. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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THE BoTTLERs' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION WILL
hold regular monthly meeting this Thursday even
ing Feb at Tryners Hail. 40 and ~ East Houston street
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tADEMf or MUSIC. .-..c,,ux NEW YORK.
NorcR.--In CONSEQUENCE the day night
ehearsals and the immeus which bein9
made for the pr ducion at
THE ACADEMY OF Music
OF Nerdrs most ebrnied and newest Opera,
, TIE MASQUERADE BALL
he ma nagement beg the public that the Academy
VIII be Closed until Monday, Feb II, when
~ w RAJ 10 IN MASCAERA
VIII be produced for the
- FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
run particulars in 70 rnorrows papers
RRookLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
~ SATURDAY, FER. o.
LAST n!unT OF THE SEASON
GRAAD GALA NIGHT
BENEFlr OF NINE. CCLSON
JOINT APPEARANCE OF
NINE. COlSOE AND MISS HfNKLPY
On this occasion mo oa wing ex,r ornary performances
VIII take place. The entire OF Verdi celebrated
ERkANi
Nine COLSON a.. .E!virai STEFFASI a. - Frn.ns
FERRI Carlo Quinto susINl .......... siT
And the last act o. pouizeiti's grand opera,
LUCIA III LAMMtkMOOR.
Miss IIINKLEY Lucia STEFFAf Las. .Esardo
NoTorThe opera saturday win commence precisely
Atty O'Clock doors open At 6si O'clock
Seats can b. secured at SHELLS Wall street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED HE SUB
III scber would like TO purchase say about 800 or sioO
worth Of medium quality Furniture for which will pay
cash. Any family about breaking up send limo or call
upon Mr. Matthew'S 30 BeeRman street.
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A rCTIoN NOTICB.-BuRNHAM's FuRNiFuRB EA.
n press and Packing Estapshnent Ill iio Mesl be
v,nb a,eet between Fifth and Sixth avenues Househ9d
Furniture boxed and shipped 10 all parts Of the world
nj aior
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NIBIO's GARDEN.
IN James NJ Nixon lie and MANAGER
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. T.
THE ZnuAvEs
win appear Tor the second time in their great Military Ora
OF
THE SToRMING OF MALAKOFF,
represented by the living sectors Of the real scene ct Sebas
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Tomorrow cFRTnAY1 evening
Mr.. EDWIN FORKEsrfS last appearance
CARDINAL RICuEltLu.
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CANT style, or
ENGLISH OPERAS
he nrst OF which VIII be given Tuesday, Feb. Il?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-07
MILLINERY. &C.

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rst will be given to those WI
can influence bring desirable class Of city and near
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-07

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