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BROADWAY MUSIC HALL,
ID AS and AS BROADWAY, ass and as
One door below Broome street.
ASTOUNDING NOVELTIES
NEW AND GORGEOUS SCENIC EFFECfS.
CHARMING BALLETS
ORIGINAL BURLEsQUEs.
The aovel and interesting inerlude entitled
THE SONS OF MALTA.
TIKI SONS OF MALTA.
TONY PASTOR. TONY PASTOR.
TONY PASTOR. - TONY PASTOR.
MISS KATE LESLIE,
NILE KATAEIsAAr x1s ISArsr,Sr n HIzzIE sscHULrzE
The Spanish Dvertssement. arranged By Paul
LA MANTrLLE
LA MANTlLLE.
THE BROADWAY MINISTERIAL
THE BROADWAY MINSTREI.S
Billy 9thENHk 9pHN kuLLTGxc COTTON LkixraT HERMAN
N. McKENNA, GEO. dERMAINE, JOHN FIERCE,
In an entire new programme Of Songs, 0leea Ac, Ac
The splendid Chinese ballet Pantomime Of
kIM-KA, K1M-KA, KIM.KA
in active preparation and viii shortly be produced win
new scenery dresses propertiss Ac.. &c.
Mons. LA TnoRSx, Stage Manage.
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PROPOSALS.

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY ., 1851
Sealed proposals will be received until p N. Of the
10Th building extension 70 the Post Once Build
ton obtained only at the onice Of the architect Grinth
Thomas ESQ., 40 Broadway between the hours OF 8A M
and r. NJ The proposals "Proposas for Post
once Exenson TO be addressed 70 the undcrsgned
right 70 reject any OF oil Of the proPcs.lSS p,.
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T1LLY sLDwB0Y,
Of which the accomplished critic OF
THE HOME JOURNAL

T1LLY SLDWBOY,
Of which the accomplished critic of
THE HOME JOURNAL
CLARKE As TILLY sLowBoY
"Who but the comedian who personatcs this dfncu cha
racer could have given with such complete No
has enacted this with quarter the natu-
ralness and galsms with which Mr. j. g. Clarke renders IT,
While many would make Tiy only stupid STUN
bling servant girl and perhaps dcneate her being
too much on the rampage order Mr. Clarke has
ed her to occupying happy medium between the two
He has not attempted 10 improve Dickens original
creation but has confined himself strictly character
he portrayed IT, Without making Tiy less careful Of the
child head than prove her general reputa
on for carefulnes he yet avoids bringing these easily
points prominently forward He aso, with ntuye
decacy which characterzes him, avoids all
notion and express seeks 10 win applause by
necessary display Of blue stockngs allowing his
chsrse to fail into indelcate positions II arpssrs
for TO speak Of these thngs praise
worthy In him because 10 avoids them; and if II
not that former enactors of this character had
their reputation almost ~ by culivatlng very
points which Mr. Clarke disccey neglecs would be- The
which has met him In this part unruly
antics the few words he Is caNed upon utter
the wonderful facial expressions called into play and the
ne truthful performances always
the half wed nurse, with vacant stare, scared look
ing wtess words He never foreets his female role he
and rises like one. He tends the baby-aftsr iii.
10 fresh, natural faithful and expressive manner"
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cOc-oRrENrAL FREE, CONCERT HALL 62s
QAO. Broadway. next door To- Lsur. keens. thea.re
home. Give him call Wanted two lady dancers and two
lady singers. Apply between II and O'Clock.
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ADIUsEAIENTs. A
A oADShf & 9r &MySIC;-iTAtiAN OPERA

cADEMY OF MusIC.-IrALIAN OPERA
n NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
hOTiCE-To-day ~ O'Clock A. M, the
sA OF tickets at the Academy; Breusngs 7Ul Broadway,
D. GkAU has the pleasure that effected
an with the directors OF the
SIC OF New York and Brooklyn whereby he viii be enabled
TwO GRAND OPERA NIGHTS.
They VIII take place as follows, In New York
TOMORROW EVENING (WEDNESDAY). JAN. Is. AND
FRIDAY, JAN. IL.
To,morrow VIII be produced In the New York Academy
La TRAvIATA
In which will make her rentree
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
whose career since her rs, in this city has been
sne no unworthy successoras lyric
nger-o the many lustrious artstes who
country; 1t has been Miss KELLOGGS good fortune TO
secure the o the public In each role
she mas essayed. and the manag In Announcing that
III, . MISS KELLOGG
VIII appear in the important part Of
Feels th., vIOLETTA,
s x hs can safely leave the verdict 70 those friends Of
tofore. - -A' "'A A' A
BRIGNoM..... ALFREDO. MANCUsI. 80. ..GERMoNT
IN BROOKLYN ACADEMY
The Opera nights will be
This Evening. TUESDAY, and THURSDAY, January Il
. and l6
On the opening night @ RossINI'S Masterpiece,
VIII DE produced with the following equalled
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY in her admirable
Brenoi Aimavvo sasin assroio
Mancusi Figaro. Brill. Basilio
On Thursday viii be performed, for arst time in Broot
gn' VEkDIs renowned Opera
With the same cast as in New YORK
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7ps BOwERY, NEAR BROOME sTREET-MADAME
100 W1DGER Clairvoyant and gifted Spanish lady
wells mysteries Of uturfy love- marass absent rIsnds
sichness presrbes medicines for ali diseases; tells lucky
numbers, property Lost or stolen. b.
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DROOKLYN ATHENEUM,
ID Corner of Atlantic and Clinton streeta
Thursday, Jan. l6. 1862,
OF the great Solo Pianist, scholar OF ThalberE
ANTONIO FARINI
with kind cooperation Of the best members Of the AcAo
my OF Music,
Mr.. MOLLENHAUER, Mr. ACERSWALD,
Miss TIBERINI, Mrs. ZIMMERMAN,
Mr. FABRI Mr.. WEINLICH,
Mr.. GRAFF, Mr.. WELLkNSTk1n.
Tickets at 81; for sae until O'Clock on Thursday.
IN BROOKLYN.
at the head musical stores OF
Sawyer 4 Thompson l99 Fulton avenue.
Greebe 4 Adler, S53 Fulton street.
At Prox's, Fulton street.
Al Wilkes Atlantic street.
IN NEW YORK,
At Breusing's musical store, 7O1 Broadway.
A superior Grand Piano. from Mr. CalenberE ~
which 6nd to be pure sweeter and more poWerfm
than any piano In the city has been given ~
posal for said purpose.
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glass Of Ale for centa Free easy every Tuesday
and Thursday evenings. A. MAIROTA " GROS,
Propretors
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HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER.
HnlTSIl.4.r

HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell Al aucron ON Wed.
nesday January Is at l0 O'Clock, the saesroon No.
Nassau street. Household Furniture, removed from up
town dwelling consisting of Brussels and Ingram
carved rosewood Suits oiled bak walnut marble drcs
sing Bureaus oiled black walnut Bues with marble tops
black walnut and Oak extension Dining Tables,
Rockers, covered In hair cloth gll frame pier Mirrors
mantel do dining Chairs Chionicrs In black walnut
and oak mahogany Bedsteads mahogany marble Wash
stands elegant Chandeliers, bronze and orinoiu do
mahogany Office Tables, mahogany writing Desk black Al,
NUT Chairs covered in figured crimson lace win
dow Curtains brocate do, gilt Cornces, oval Mirrors &C.
Also. large assortment OF Crockery. Glass and Earthen
Ware with Kitchen Furniture &C Aso, mahogany and
two rosewood Pianos good order makers OF high
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the 1EEkkA.TT CAANNTTEERsBBHTsSyy MMTsIS HALL.
THHE GREAT g SSfHESSSEi SE5aSKiri Music Hall
Here's rare entertainment;
Twill Danish care, warrant
THE MOST POWERFUL
IN THE ANNALS OF AMUSEMENT
"' "" TIE GREAT CANTERBURY
determined to 0ayr AN sAf ENTERTAINMENT RSrEifR
U's'y ones preclude al Possibility Of rvsryhaVe
''''''"S CONSTELLATION OF STARS.
" FOR BRII4IANcY OF TALENT,
can ind no equal In the history OF public amusement
Amongst III TIs GREaf rr''fi STAR ceSxPsY
An HERNANDEZ HERsAsDEz,
The greatest pantomImist in e..enee;
tn. se.. living q he pssa.rs. and soss.-
sAEEE s4EsE b 81 sS7E sS
AsHESs AsHFSs /. RSSEss' sSsEss' 7sSSFs EsSSfs
+ 8 H. H. sHHSsEE, sHSsEE,.
The popular ''A,sY'sn SYi:. sHsisrrA s5.1:i sAvsL
The fav0 danisT.s siis SpsKiSs e II RfSi PRIZE
Formerly crsekS g b sHsssK
." s"e'' oe~~''s"'
The most popular and sSfSSl saIs'' of tn.
The champion hone player -. only exponent Of sss ~
'n'' '''n''s' ""'' I DICK CARROLL,
The "IAshtnins' Jig Dancer 80,
The charming Danseuse.
rHB MISSES SARAH,
MISS KATE HARRISON, ,''" s'' ~ -
In her Aerial Rvolutisue
the ad%'r'S's LEX yp'Y;l:ss YR4ss,
,v, The only great 0ro'ssqus Dancer In AnsrtcA
the RENOWNED Own u E,n!sgs.r sss !. .suup orssos.
in his FaiAss,s Lay; md sSIs Do'eful Di's'sA
he Il vsr.ssl. sUssl r.rform..
n addition 70 which engagement, has been sascssa
THE GREAT AMERICAN ARTIST.
YAskEE YAskEE kosIssos. kosIssos..
who VI" "'e; n n s5sic HALL
ss'Has e. e ssSss, sss ii;:: 81. s'.s.. s.s.. -.
444 AxErrcAS r "a my SgsIS .Sv.X HAlI.
II II: s &. ssan.ss ne y the
sowBEP HSgEs sowDED HSSss HSSsEs
Every person should go and see
y 4 M M$$ssy $$ssy
THE 7HE SsEx4 GREAT FsEsESIIsEIEF4EEESs FsEsfSIsEEESs
sI:: :I:: E$$|:s E$$Hss E$$|:s EsEsss E:E:s EsEss
THE syzEE Ras x0SSts SHsss or soro
's''f sss1ias'''ses sss4is 'Igs4ss,, Y ss.,,.
). wARRnE.
Ia Sc. - siI RiiI'; EE$$EHssss: A
TTHHE sssExT BALLET BALLET TTssooggss, Tssogss,
Composed Of rs csss dancers under the drsccs Of nss
Prices OF Admiration Paruue 20 cents; Gallery 10 ssna
ROBERT W. BUTLER FroprisSoe.
NorycRThere viii q grand Matnse for the eos0Dnso
Of ladies aad children Saturday sfsracsa q -
psi I've s'dsck.
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID STICkNEYs NATIONAL CIRCUS.
BENEFIT OF j. c. FOSTER, STAGE MANAGER.
Aqte9r % Of Monster Of g. Mcnaels Baron Mnnchau:
hundred other popular dramas On which occasion ATTY
artists have kindly volunteered.
TUESDAY, JAN H.
will lie acted play, entitled
MCCULLOCHS INVASION OF MISSOURI.
Supported by powerful combination talent.
To be followed Harry Leslies IA of the
BLUNDERING SERVANT.
After which, the pantomme of
MOTHER GOOSE
In which all the celebrated pantonimss will appear Con.
GLIDING with grand
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENTS IN THE CIRCLE
In which SAM LONG, the renowned Clown and Vocalist
will appear.
NINE. TOURNIAIRE,
the French engaged and makes her first
appearance on WEDNESDAY NIGHT in her great Act of
Horsema anshp and of Manege introducing
her well broken Horses in the Arena
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CANF0RD's OPERA HOUSE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ every evening" with the best talent Miusrcsy the
United states Sanfords new Opera House, HARRISBURG
Par open during the session Of the LEGISLATURE Talent
burg.
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IJOOLEYS MINSTRELS,
ID Gss BROADWAY OPPOSITE BOND STREET.
CROWDED WITH THE ELITE AND FASHION
The only place the city where burlesque Opera 10
enjoyed where all the features Of Negro Nh
sresy lesmatey performed by those first ca
artists
FOX GRIFFIN, REED HOWARD. REEVES, &C., &0.
First week of selections from the opera OF
ATTILA Howard and Reeyes
The never failing "Barbary Aen," by Fox and Grimm,
the unapproschable sally Come Up" BY Dave Reeds
'Slocks Up" weil Fight for Uncle Sam" &C.. DO
Doors open At G; commence At ~ Tickets % cenn
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NOTTsCHALKs CONCERT.
VI The public IN respectfully informed that
NJ L. N. 0OTTsCHALK
The great pianist win arrive positively the
from Havana and his first concert New York will TAXI
place ten days after his arrival
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IIENRY d. MINER AuCTroNEER. sALEsRooN NO.

IL ~ Nassau street. opposite the Post Onice-MINER
SoMEkvIfLE will sell at auction. Tuesday, January H.
at lOs O'Clock, ut their saesruom 81 Nassau street. large
and of Iron Furniture
tire stock OF large establishment retiring
from business The stock consists of Bedsteads WASH
stands, Lounges Hat Racks, Cribs, Towel Racks Seees
stools Spttoons Blower Stands Managers, Hay Racks &c,
&C. TIC attention OF the trade well private Is
particularly called TO this sae all the
latest designs and will be sold In lots suit
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BARSuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY
THE FINEST FAIRY PIECE IN THE W0H1&
Introducing all the beautiful scenery Mechanical k6eoeS
&c. from the Grand Spectacle Of the
NAIAD QUEEN.
NAIAD QUEEN.
NAIAD QUEEN.
NAIAD QUEEN.
Is produced every Afternoon and Evening
The following Novelties to be at all hourSs-
THE CONNECTICUT GIANTESS,
THE HANDSOMEST FAT GIRL
THE HANDSUMEST FAT GIRL
LARGEsr
MOUNTAIN OF HUMAN FLESH
EVER SEEN.
Eighteen years old and weighs 628 p0unda
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
from the of Labrador Is now convaescent. and
EATS HALF BUSHEL OF LIVE EELS DAILY
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
from the river Nile In Egypt.
THE GRAND AQUARIA,
with its myriads OF Living Eight large speckied Brsok
Trout Twelve Living Sea Horses, Grizzy Bear Samseos
Monster Snakes, Happy Family, Wax Figures, &C. &c.
Admission all Is Children under 10, Is cents
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hcF wen pIoAeh iorocs III the Arena
The ceeSS4PMAx HALL OF AssRrcA ~
The sryaest E.y conerrration % Of talent in the world
sf4SflIsa ssESsEsss,, FgsFsEs, SUCCESS
THE MELoDEoN sn stands pre- eminent and dches
have the cnoee Of s
object Expense Is but secondary motive, our ambition
SATISFY OUR PATRONS,
TO stone un'ure
sun rs their ion sn AS1, daily we
W., THE TaES yxSSE ysxySSTSEE ATI SSSR RIVALS. Sac
TIE MOST COMPLETE ORCHESTRA,
=, THE BEST 1aAIssS n f. " BALLET =. TROUPE
all n The 70, " pasS Enjoying
ss our @ Of I'll ss and them hem with
AssSEETx Ess. qA11ETM. INHHspF.
EVA fanny FANNY FORREST.
BILLY dSs!sSa, SS!!ssSsa
Miss zAaH hDnlE EEsH9xEH' a2Hna.'
''''' Mss Mss .SsspMiak SshaTIs BERNARD,
Prof bEsasa S!eaSEs ssorssSs sed s3S:
Numbering over forty performers,
ELEGANCE combined.
Ths SS sr Ss II the
each peculiar feature Of their profession.
The Melodeon artists collectively number
100 STAR PERI ORMERS,
Each meteor OF attraction possessing individual
talent
dEs,S Es sSs
that fatal disease prevail habltucs.
Everything produ,e ~ The MELODEON is
NEW.
RICH,
The beautiful poses Of dALLETTI and vELARpE,
The split comcalties Of that Prince Irish
lncators, OGDEN,
The beautiful warbling of Miss EVA BRENT.
The soul nsplr.n music OF Miss FANNY FORREST.
Tue Lurlesque ecccntricities Of SAN SHARPLEY,
and the whole of the Meodeon Constellation OF
witnessed for the nominal admission fee of
l3 CENTS. IS CENTS. Is CENTS.
Is CENTS rs CENTS I3 CENTS
ORCHESTRA. % CENTS.
WE WILL NOT BIZ EXCELLED
WE WILL NOT BE EQUALLED.
WE WILL NOT BE EVEN APPROACHED
For determined 10 be ahead Of all the
public favor. We have the cao rising
the armament Of professional aen for the
at give the greatest encouragement
genius, In whatever form IL may be exhibited
We always the nrst offer of
canddat. for must nj fame; enabled
gold from and thus retain proud position
the leading institution Of the kind In the world.
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AURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
IL EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
- THE GREATEST SUCCESS
And laughabe Comedy
GREATEST APPLAUSE
TONIGHT,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
With the following powerful cast
Asa Trenchard, live Yankee Mr. John r. RAYMOND
.oiu MI Levck
Burnett
IL
Sir Edward Trenchard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Marlowe
=. r
- fsicnarf son
Smn
D.
lone burke
mrs. Marl0we
nnors oman a i; - & . MISS Everett
Box book open for the week.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTIoN--AT NO.
IL NSixth avenue, on Tue sday, January H. lO. A. M,
consisting OF House Furnishing Goods Hard Tin and wood
War; Broons, Toys, Baskeis hand Grocery
Wagon. of Tin and stovemakers Tools Material
Store Fixtures, &C. q. u. HORTON, Auctoneer
Once 2SS West Houston street
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LIAsHION CONCERT HALL. 4s3 BROADWAY (BAsE.
Il mcntl Open every ,e,yssning, tree

Miss julia Morgan the Champion JIG Danseuse Miss Celia
Franklin: Mr. j. Tay Tor In his Banjo Comlcaes; Mr.
dener celebrated Wire Performer Sgnor Moo great
Juyger; NJ Patched Ethiopian Deneator; Professor Ray
mond the Partisan Wizard and Ballet Of twelve beautiful
young ladies' Musical Director, Walter smith; Leader J.
(sreen
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CENrEEL HOUSEHOLD ruRNIruRE.-yonN .

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-JOfIN Z
NJ VAN ANTwERP'S SON, auctionecr, will sell on Tues
day January H. At l0 O'Clock, at the private dwelling No.
wiloughby street, Brooklyn, the entire Furniture
satned In said house, comprising mahogany Sofas Dvans
and Chairs in haircloh rosewood Piano. hogany Blu.
reaus washstands Wardrobss, Bedsteads bedding &c; ;
also Brussels and Ingram Carpets Stair do Stair Ros Hall
Ccoth mahogany Hats,and, Sc also Basement Furniture
Included which Extension Table dine IA persons
ture, Utensils, &C.. with which the will commence
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 1870
w ye, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
pheess the best ALL be cxceled Can be
suited personally by letter, all affairs Of life,
Ing law SUITS absent love- courtshp,
riage health wealth and who reclaim drunken aud
faithful husbands Misc w. IL the only In this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian smsns for love-
good luck and all business affairs and for
Le Delay not to consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers given. Highly respectable city
Can beseen her residence 10l Sixth avenue
onpoeite Eighth street
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w GREAT ATTRACTION
STANDARD COMEDIES.
A DIFFERENT PLAY EACH EVENING.
TUESDAY,
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
WEDNESDAY,
SCHOOL FOX SCANDAL.
THURSDAY,
LOVE FOR LOVE.
FRIDAY,
ROAD TO RUIN.
SATURDAY,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
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DRYANTS' MINSTRELS
d Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway above Grand strees.
jan ni n ana every nsni at aur'Ts sc me wess .
E. Florence, NEIL BRYANT, DAN BRYxNE.
PEEL, GETTiNGS LESLIE POWER, H0BBs;v
THE STRANGER.
The Stranger. Dan Bryant Mrs. Haler Eph Hon
Doors open at 6 curtain rises at IN Tickets rs cents
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BROADWAY, BROADWAY
BROADWAY, BROADWAY
In spite Of the shoals aud quicksands aiendn these hard
still wcahers the storm Its daily increasing
y proving the casual observer the superiority
programme and the unapproachable excellence talent
ed artists
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A UrlON SALE-THIS DAY, AT O'CLOCK PRE-
IA cisey, the elegant Furniture Of Parlor Dining Room
and three bedrooms will sod public auction al No lS2
Waverey place east Of Sixth avenue the hest bldder
without consisting octave Panolore
stool and Cover; Paror suits covered plush hair
cloth E:seres Cur aims Vases Mirrors Clocks
Bureals Washsands Mattresses. Beds iedding Ban
kets Sofa Bees Lounges Cna Rockers Extension Table
Bullet Gass, China and Silver Table Cutlery
Tapestry and lngrin Carpets, Olcoths Stoves, Sale
positive All the goods hours
after the sa ~ - ~
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AT AUCTION.
"A Patent Rights and Assets of New Jersey Patent Tan
ming Company
CHARLES A. LENT, AUCTIONEER,
VIII SELL ON Wednesday, Jan. 49, at 10 O'Clock A. M the
saesroom 3l7 Broad street Newak N J public auction
the Patent Rights for the Cntcd States
rope barge amount of Book Accounts Promissory
aud other is Receivable. and other Property
belonging to the New Jersey Patent Timing Company
Newark. sale positive.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole PropretOrs Messrs q. L. Fox and j. W. LnoDo
TUESDAY, JAN. II. 1861.
Re-engagement for six nights Of
MR.. G. w. CLARKE
The mythical Drama of
THE LAST NAIx.
The petite Drama of
ZILLAH,
TALE OF WASHINGTON.
MY FELLOW CLERK.
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r d. AARON, AUCTIoNEER.--To BE SOLD BY JOHN
LEvIsoN Thursday, at iUh NJ, scverali nnnnish.
Piano Cases, Legs Tops &C.. the balance Cooper
Atcron AT 10s East Twenty street. by order Of JOHN
MCDONALD Receiver.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
"a United States mas-Thc favorte Al ship INDEPEN-
DENCE Is rapidly loading for Melbourne direct pier
IL East river win be spaccd positively the 10Th
OF January and has for
cabin passengers For freight passage apply 10 w.
CAMERON, 80 Beaver street
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SALES AT AUCTION.

MORTGAGE SALE OF HOTEL COACH. HORSE. HAR
M ness Gc-The undersigned will expose for sale, on
January u a. Y O'clock noon a. Kings stables Forty
Horse Harness. Cutting Boxes two sledS Sign Boards
Horse Covers Fly Neta, Counters, Desks &c, &C.
RICHARD CULVER JR, Attorney for Mortgage.
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(NE0RGE COOK, ,AUCTIONEER-ELEGANT HOUSE.
NJ hold furnurc.lhs day, at ii O'Clock store I4l
Broadway. lare and varied stock OF Furniture
consisting or Parlor Suits in broac brocate plush and
haicoth superb Paror esies aries Canterburies
and Centre Tables Sideboards, Extension Tables Dining
Room Suits Lounges, Chair. Bullets wardrobes,
Glace, Chamber suits also Beisteads Bureaus
Work Tables, Library Tables, Bookcases &C., which
would respectfully ask the attention Of buyers the sale
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DAwNBROKERS SALE.-J. MORTIMER WILL SELL
this day. l2S O'clock at the of East broadway
and Catharne reet orment Of W0men's Wear
ing Al tre consisting Silk Dresses Remnants
'' J'LYNCa rs Grand street
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NHoRrGAGE SALE OF EXPRESS wAGoNs.-THE
M Undersigned viii expos for sale ten Express waeons
Thursday JAN 16 ut ~ O'Clock M at the brick factory
Thirty-nrst street. Third avenue.
RICHARD CALROw, JR.. ATTY for mortgage.
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