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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
VOL. X?....NO._90TT_ SEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1861. PRICE TWO CENTS.
-ZkwIy?rk tribune
f ?v?? "?n ??.-iMirfr? ?'.* awpiaAa.
v ?"?.J^^r, Fee Dollers per ammm. -?
?*ot>?rf* ^" ~ . ?.en'f-r six m.ulhs Kor ihr??
"J^llAO T'lrr* I? ? , n-llv Papers re?
-atrri *un ( 1 * j'' 1 ..?rTre higher thanthoseuf
5*3v'i'''ft'" W - ? ?
rttsUtH. Ka.aah-ra.
^PKCtAL NOTIONS
--Trk,,....^..'ai ??S? 5?SS%51Sx!S
UrlrV*- "' ' ' * yiy^V Jiv'r NINO. *i'U'U>i
l^gJMpn ria'*.on "^.v**- ???> con^hjce *i?ipttbiio
-ji>* 'Off. *?^aai"0satlisi1iill 12* cent*: Li
BBilMiaturna. A*mlsr_o_ iw _T2t*
?"**?VfT ?r? A*fWhV WILLIAM LOUN^
i " ?i*A?-Y CaTE MILLS both or t:ii. C.ty. ?*
-_._.-__:~-.;.._?rT~s7t Onao LsXge
6T The ??IVT*V",,.,)Uwii?l to inert at the Loo?-.
^ , i ?i?* ?l a'lendibg ibe lurerai oi oar lau
L_a__, lier./w < . Mm rerun'ns will boconveyed
' 'flfeESWry for "^gA?^ &0,
rs^rTd Aeeaelatioa -A regular we-.tiu*
I ii ' i i ,m ? t ?' o Ci>. : i;
'SSfSSrlT- 3vv?i<,i' .7. at 7i
A Ml afar w ante ol a'- mwu* .?
JbOrC ?UO 0 ultMJ' i*"J pur. a
i farYWR-Sacrt-iarj-._.***__.
?* . byw^tuomas ED?EaL.,0.1.
[^p^^I^#B.-Tho*e who desire to ar
Kpewloot Horn rfead fr*e fr..m tbe i*;??ny
tnbute toaespoic UauLord., m tlio midst oi a
, blare are innied t. attend a meeting of ihe In
fHoie. Aaaoc'atwn No. Z at IJ7<ir?rm at. (Baaer*
M?S) at & o'clock. Ttu? Aaeoduion is organ
Mb- purpose of purcna?uig the ground lor a village
lot in order that tie several members may secure
r, lv## the rfUl increase u< \a.ue winch uwcettaariiy
-ftoiu thervn?entia!iou of naail.from an) 'o.-i
? li bera art. adniiued aa rlaiiuauu tor one acre, pay
Itrkly Ualaiiirijl of t??o aoiuiraior. (br one havf
id?iar; tr. for oue quii'U-r ajio. u.t> weuu, lo >??
1 ruid the cvai of lie ,aud ahall h%-e U.vn paid in.
K A BAILEY, Proaideot
.tperutlvr l.ahor League hon I their reg.
BgiT.n THL'RSDAY* KVKNINU"?, a"t Henry
. (Tatfceime ai 7J o'clock Membera will rec.ito
itmlt on a i purchases now due. Beats free to
or such as desir.- to I ecome acquam.cd with
i and plan ot operauou. i'early lee io cents.
By ord^r of the Bond. Ml* It*
? Treaaarer at" the Flro Uepiirtineut
I acknowleCgee tho reoeip*. of Tliiuy-three Huu
tony 88-ltV Dodaus, by too Kanda of btenrv A.
q, being the n?t proceeds of the 22d Annual Ball,
the Asior place Optra Uouao. Jan. 27, 1851, in aid
Charitable t und of ine Department
JUAN S. U1LE3, Treasurer.
Haw York, Keb. "A lKL_261 U
flA ( ou,pl>te i'opy of " Nile?> K*?ietar
far l?Hhr.-A copy ol iMLfc.S S NaFIoNALi KLGi v
IM-ih.' Ii,,?', ai rurato and valuable history of the si ir
ugatrtiatroa 1811 to IbS8,?Is olfe.ed for saiebyagea
..ajae ?iwro rereut miafoituue compels, to part with k.
it IS in iif.y-oue vutumrs, neatly and uniformly bound in
Bflfka ka uil covt-i a, and is new aud per.ect in e?ery
jUaja aiM tasojiiy ton tot knvtmlo o\ jot ?ai>, and
? uibssabl < ?? I ra/.j applieaiaUSI UO matde. Leiters ad
.'riaesrl jo B B. Box No. l.Sa?, Ciacuii aii V. O. will re
'????^^awxr?.. _*MW
?l?eajl-S?rtiee. SSeaa-V ort?. N he Mail?
b Mai' Steamer UHIO, will Close a', tfiuoktco on
jhtSOAY, th- ^tli mat.. at^PM Letiern for Ha
? thaiires *M Panama, must be prepaid per Ovo
hl WILLIAM V BRADY, f M
' Mavoa's OmcE.New York, Fob. 19. 1H5I.
*?T Nolle a.-Notice is beit by viven iliat all persuus
mw re^une 10 be vacciualed, will be attended to promptly
MSf>t' i< atlon at et.ber of l .e Dispensaries, wbtro phyai
dsaa ai >? constanUy II atlendance; and u is recoiuiueuued
thai ah wbo have not been vacctnaled, SDou d a.'ail tbe.n
saivea luiuinoiaiely of ibe onpoi luuliy thus otTered without
sAfcge. The Ne*-York Ditpobsary Is located at tho cor
sarutCeuier and Wh'te als; the Eastern Dis^nsary in
Lud.uw at in ibe rear of Easex Market; the Northern
Dlspenaar) al the junction of Waverls place aud Ciinslo
aherst. j A f t,i| A. C KINi/SLAMD, Mayor.
OT Ustliy, lie Hle?alaaa."-Netiee.-Tne
uoersigrrd having sassa aa KlnaHcirr and auO-Ma'isger 10
at TaJio.a' I ooperative Union, I >l Nassiii-St has resigned
vtct; has also rendered a. curale accounis of t ie Dasinea*
a who? krreby Uwiaies bimseif freed fioin any furUier
rsaifrliob. an, nrpsrl w iui aaid ( iiion.
Ssw-Yers, leb. U ILLI AM ORANGER.
CT Aaather .^i-lenlltlc IVamler ! -Important
IS D)apepili-e !-Dr HolOrllUN S PllfMN. me
las Ui,railve Fluid, or Oasinc Juice, a Oreat Dyspep?
sia Cam, pitpareo from Heuuei, <? tue Fourth St jmacli of
BaOa.alurflliecl'oso ol Baron Lienlg, ihe great Physio
Uta! tbriuisl, tv J S Hougblou, M. D. Ptmadeipma. Pa.
TSt'sslruly wonderfu. remedy I >r INDIOESTlOM,
M?PI I'M*. JAL NlilCfl, LIVKR COMI'La N t, Cl)N
FTil'AllUN, aid DEBILITY, curing aller SATUUI
OWbilEIHOD ny NATURE SUA'N AOENT.thoOAS
Tllt Jl'ICE Pam >hlete, conlalulng S-ieiilibc evidence
(S listaiue. furnahed by agents gratis See n ?eaIMI
assieaical adveiu.emeni*. NEW-YORK Or r ILE. oo
Utstardai a few doora Irom Broadway. 221 .w
W AM S, aVl'.
KUOMS WANTlvD?By two Gentle
aaa. A room neatly firms Led. without meals, in the
s)?ti sail of ibe clly. Address box 2,bo.l, Poal Otlice
*^ * 2>f2l*
HOOSE WANTED?A Neat two
stury Bouse In a good neighborhood, by a smell fam
lij ?m>m ebneren. East of Bowery preferred Address
"CHkBLEB," Tribune ortice, giving full parucuiara^
PAKT OF a*J HOUSE WANTED^
w nk BOARD, in Bi.H.S.\n. In a private respectable
*s?ky, by a Oeadeiuau, hia Wile and two children. Toe
l^aiul lefervree given and required. Address lower Poal
Ds*r, box Poo, Mew-YorS. 26f 3l*
SJTUKK W?NTED-ln Wail s?., be
sJiw.eii BroaO *av and Nassau sis , or in Broad way be
tessa Fulton and Wad-sta. Apply at EVERDELLS,
tsgrartr. S02 Broadway, cor ot Duane-aL (M lw
W~AN TED TO HIKE, for a imall fam
By. from the first of May, the lower pan or upper
Tkrta&a from basement ot a gen eel luuse in the central
SkTtiil ibe city. Address '? Hsnrv," at the Tribune Omce,
Sbttsf iiK-atlon. rooms, and terms. 26f&eod*
XL ANTED?Ou the 1st of May, part of
* v a 11..use, pleasantly situated In Brooklyn, within ten
?Jniites' ? aik oi the Kuiion or the South Kerry, to consul
atiau paikus oo the bist Soor, part of the baaemeut and
asurteochambers in ibe?<?coud or Ihl.d siory, by the
Krtrcwei, (m bm sei i and wi.'e. a good tenant may bis had
lyjwssasalag C.CJ at Ibis ofl.ee. T24 St*
Wanted in Brooklyn ? On
IVtSkloo, Fulton, or Atlaniic sta, rooms suitable lor
J?!10** A1?? Soaid for a Ovnileman and Lady. Ad
***? A. E. B , at uua orbee aj 2bf 3t?
\\ ANTED?Titles to IlUaoia tnd Mia
^ . ***rt bods, granied to soldiers of the war of 1812,
racrSliad forTaxea Apply or ad drees, giving num
iRl e ;*' P > ,U'K* ^^?"-ai..former.yM Myera
W AN I k"i>?To hire a Coal Yard, or
?-??r*',"'d,"r* v?<antLoia, in a good location, lor a
jaar? iur a yaid, or would be wiling to connect
."??ssa* pmon alieady established that wants more
?y Adcrtas. Tribune Orb;e. to B W. 2bf 4f
BOARD WANTED from the IsT?f
?ay next witlua leenty minutes' walk of the Citr
?JAks a isji.ny eonsiatinf of two Ladies and uae Oejkls>
5jiddrer* D w. C. s Tribun* omce. Reference,
i^??i_ isj
JJDAKD WANTED UP TOW.N
?ksv:?aiod!!^-''':" * (frnte?1 '"Vi or Bovding.
Aa!^^!!^ ?s?? wrjuld be glad U> gi?e
?estt? cfrrT^K0' ^ .Krcric}\ Langaago. (which soe
RM<<7)Li 'fc*?1 l**.n ??wanal la Paris.) In part
^bsLare. *OM*L AJUrwM L B. Poat-orfi^.
* ~ _ 2fif lit*
gOAKI) WANTED?Tbc Advertiser
K fa* H a^ctlk>A*D*w self and Family,tn a gtsntsel house.
Sat HtmwaTo kLt?HmL'wiU 60 retiuirrd Reference given
>?? u A::r<Ht L K / iSAsoSAta BM 11"
Wi?J^-~^^~^r ? Oentleman
?arakair^S Eighteenth and Twenty
?Aaaall I ?loadway and Eighth-av , or a suite of ui.
>N 2" ?Khout board. Reference given and re.
^-^L****? t. 0 , .his office. 8Af isja
persons having Or
bba^fHaif^rphan (ilRJLS, between the age of five
lAttaA^raJ.,* wu* to obtain Board for them in a rea?
t?aa?fA?I3r Parental attenUoa will be beatowed
*AFaa*?***y hear of a situation bv addressing a note to
%'??1v? Po,t Oihc*. Chatham Square Reier
%salailVwJ*l^"ursst Pubhc and Privat? Schools in
- vtc^nty. glf lw*
Bt B
Enquire at No IS
IKf It*
i ANTED?In a Lawyer s < Hi
.^?hai can wrlu, a good hand. Enquire at
? ??_ _ BS
""^b.V rBa*-?ll bia Crairrs la rat the A.enra ?t u.n,, .
^k_?_?D""An intel,i*ent and active
I Ir^mZit^l^ > ""Jf aopreotice U,
''?S_r.. 4m? who has r-ct.iv*.! ? ,i ,e
*"^?sefav iLV? u?J?HM MArrdEWi.
??si^v. iadTatLt> A_Oi su, N. Y. jot ,
YVoVf f.f?E88 WANTED?In a t>n
qu.lTed 10 u mat every rennm-.? of a aupen.?? education,
Kfei oh m I - indi-penteh a Addr< as F. m . 3?.eor0eT
V er Irk ard Be?ehalt., St J ?hn'a Square. Mr 11
Vl/'antkd?35.DUO on Hn^d ami j .rt
1 f ^tg?., a; i p-r ce t i.er ?nia<r>, for a terra of ye?.r?,
oe fi-et -ale productive Proper v tn thediv of Br^k'/a
None'ui pel..c(p*>a r.?*>d eppiv'. Bondtmen firet le?et Ru
(jttlreofE L 8MITH, 156 Watcr-Ht, N Y isflw"
VV^ANTKf)?Families in want it ftncA
f ? help for city or country, well recommend *d and
reliable for ai: stations, can obtain auch at the office, 2(0
(irand at. near the Buwery, ? her j none but those of g >oU
more' character, anl whom I believe to *.e itrlcrJy hori<-*t
and temperate, are allowed to remain. l watts! 2Sf It*
YM^ANTED?Agents in all parts of the
" ? Darted ?tatet, to aeil TURNER'S Sartaparllia. and
vb'Ious kloda of S^mps. In which competent peraaaM may
make froui #i'<i to #*0 per month It wt l lw? required
that each Agent bat a eath rapttal of fad or ii.WO, alto,
teem he. All app'icalloria made no*' Paid, will reca'veour
Immer late attention. Addreaa TURNER broth ?'.RS.
Boir . n y. a.r uw*
II/'a NTED?A neat ami levity j.>l> C -m
y ? posiior. One who cau come we.l recomrnanded, i?
ateady, and capable of tat tug charge of a tmill othce in
the city. tU* per week and reed? employment goarau
tfed to one pottetting 'he ab' ee tpiiltieatione. Appiy to
Ml v WELLS & WEBS, 18 Dutch-it,
W?NTEEr^^ From
?WO to $I,2SA a vear can be made by s-ilMng the
Rew Family Manual. Call, or address. post-p*.ld, " Arne?.
rlcan Faninjr 1'ubiicailja Rtlabliahiuent. 128 Ntaaaii-tt.
H. Y , ftl floor" I ' 1m*
\Y'7XNTED--A Paper Engineer? N
vv lutaeon pttenthand need apply. H. V. BUTLER
A CO, 80 John sr. f219t*
'po TAILORS.?Wanted, a y^ing man
?. of good addreaa, who would like to engage htinte f
(for a ima'i remuneration) for one year, to learu locut. H*?
wtl. have daily practice on custom work, onlv to make b'tn
a' 'be end of that time aa good aa the beau Add reu F. C,
i c ??: tli't paper, ttslln ? i- ? fence. l'*f It
A" PK IN ( I PAL WANTED?To tak*j
aSe'ect School in a viltBre about 20 mllet from the
c;ty. at.d oflVrt good inducementi to an enterprlt'ng Teach
er,a Meihodiat pref. rr?-d. Apply, past paid, or personally
to the L' S. School Agency. Broadway. E.H. 'VIL
COX Proprleior. 36fjtt*
A~N_ACTIVEToL'NO man of Busi
nett habits, waott a situation at Assistant Boofc
keeper or General Cle k In any reei>e,-m)ile HautillthTHtnt.
having lived over four yeara with one firm Can give rnott
respectable rltv reference! Salary will make no object
a note addreated W p s . 110 Lower Pott office, or ai the
Tribune athce, will meet with attention. 2"f 2t*
AFORTUNE IN A NUTSHELL.?
Wanted, a tllent (or active) partner in a huiineii al?
ready tttahliihed. Theproatici* of the factory (situated
Id one of the tubnrbt) command the market and yield large
profitt a ttmilar etublltbmaot In Europe hat main the
fortune of the proprietor In lett than teveo yeart! Capi?
tal required, from *],(>oo to $1,500. However, almott anv
amount can be uaed to " tocredibie'' advantage. Ad Irets.
with real Lame only, ?' DEFIANCE," thta ottice, for three
day._25f 3t*e
ARESPECTABLE YOUNG mTN
and hit WIFE, want tltuaiiooa. the man at thorough
Indoor tervanl. aud the woman a* teHtna'.retN or nurta, bv
gather or separate. No objection to town or country Can
both be well recommended Addrett L. m. H.,4loaMxd>
iivenue, above Twenty -fifth-et. 2df St*
AMiddle-aged American Woman want
atituarlon at Cook In a rea?ectabie faitiiiy | wining
to saeitt in tbe waahiog and itontng. Oood citv references
eat be given at to character and capability from her ?
l'la-e Call at 19 81itb-av. ?ntrance at the left hand tide
? f the tlHkery. Can be teen betweea the hours of I" and
for iwo dayt. 26f It*
AS Good Cook, and to assist in Wash?
ing and Ironlog. and atCham'termsld and Pli'uSew.
er. I", two retpeciable young women, who will make
t raiaelvtt natorallj useful Both have good city refer?
ences. Apply at 71 Seventh-tt, between First and Second
ave. 26fli*
AS Good Plain Cook, is an excellent
Washer ar.d Ironer. and at Chambermaid ami Mue
washing and Ironing or Walling, in the city or country, by
two retpectahle young women. Bent of refereoco give i
i ease apply at No. 40 Wett Thirleeoib-iL, on tbe ground
tloor. _g 2f
AS CHAMUtVMAIO and Waitrkss, by a
reapeciable young woman, or would have no objec?
tion to de geneiai boutework for a tmall private family ?
(Jood rlly reference can be given. Cau be teen lor three
days at l&l Tweutv firal-at. near Nioth-av. 2t>! It*
AS FlBST Waitrkss, by a respectable
Oiri. would attltt in the cbamborwork, or the washing
and ironing Waget Is not to mach of an object aa a
re'n ar ent home. Ocod city reference at to character and
capability. Call at 13 Doyer s;. Can be scan lor 3 dayt. *
AS Bkamstkksi and Chambermaid, or
as Wuure.t and Chanl>ermald, by a retpectahle Pro
leaiatil j uung woman. She understands cutting and tilting
ihildreLs cot bet Best of city reference. Pieaae etil at
8 Ki si-hv.. between Firtt and Second tit. ?bf It
AS (i'ood Plain Cook, Good Washer
2. Wai d Irooer, or do Housework in general in tome ttnall
ten ei table private famliy where the can enjoy tbe com
font of a borne, by a clean, tidy Protettaut wouian, who un?
derstands ber business Tbe best of reference if required.
Please call at 8 Mauiton-sl near i'earl. Ml It
AS Chambermaid and Waiter, by a neat
Ameilran girl, 17 yeara old She bat done get era!
boutework. She btt the very bet of reference from her
last place; hat been brought up in a gentleman's faintly.?
Apply el i<3 Maln-tt Brooklyn, two doors from PuKou-st
Can be teen for a week. 2bfli*
AS Cook, by a respectable Young Wo
Ml who understands all kinds of American p'roklnu
aid baking Is willing tc aatlai in waahiog and ItWaoafM
required. The beat of city reference can be given Please
Ctul at No. Ill Ellzabetb-tt. In the tmall private h msj be
iw een 1'rinre and Houston. Can be teen for two dayt.
2.' IM
A
AS Gardener, by a sober and industri?
ous middle aged man. The Advertiser can prodoea
? be higbett testimonials from ihe Gentlemen be lael served
a tote addressed to GARDENER, at 17 State v. I bos -
of Clmton-it.. Buokl)n, at my pretent employer-. ?...
meet wl b attention
AS Chambermaid and Seamstress, by a
reepectable Protestant girl, In a retpectahle Uui 'y
Hat good ciiy referetce. Please to call at No. 7 Franklin*
tt 2bf It*
AS Cook or to do General Housework,
by a retpeciable Young Woman. It a firtt rate Watb
er and Ironer. The best of city reference can be given
Pleate to inquire at 111 Varick tt, up ttairt. front room
AS Chamhekmaid, by an American Pro?
testant girl, or to do sewlni and take care of children.
Hat peod city reference. Apply at 117 Avenue C. 2d floor,
near Eighth-at Can be seen r^r two dayt. 2t3f It*
AS General Housemaid, is a good
plain Cook and good Waahw and Ironer. Hat no ob?
jection to go a thort dtt'anre Into tbe country. Hat good
lefeitace Apply at 117 Avenue C, near Eighth it, '2d tloor.
Can be tren for two dayt. 26f It*
S Good Plain Cook Washer ami
.Ironer, or at General Houtework, by a retpectahle
woman. In a en,a 1 family. Can be seen for two dayt at
517 Houeton it-_26f If
AS Cook, and to help as Washer and
Ironer, in a private family, by a very experienced mid?
dle tied woman, wlih excellent dty reference. Call for
two dtj t. at 74 Sikth-av , In the book tiore. aif,!'*
AS Chambermaid and Waiter, And 'to
do Waahing and Chamber work or General Houte?
v, < rk. by two r?-sj.eetab e glrla Beat of city reference. Io
<,u;te a. 221 Madisoc it _Ml ll*
AS ( 'iioii'.UMAiii or Ciei cral Hou--'
n aid by a wall recommended, lidy girl. It a good
Waeler and Ironer and experienced In Chamber wort,
w. u.u make herself generally useful. Please call at 223
b. wet>, lor two dayt. 261 ll*
AS Seamstress, by a competent per
ton Can cut ar.d fit children'! clothet and alto under
t atdt dreei-miklog. Pleate call at 168 Etat Foureenth
ti.. at ber situation, for two.daya The beat of city reference
can be given. 2hf It*
AS Nurse and Seamstress or Chamber?
maid, by a retrecuble young woman. A aituatloa at
Nurte preferred Tbe beet of city reference given. Pieaae
11 at >v>2 Broadway, where the > at pretest employed.
Can ?.e teen for three dayt. 36fli*
AS General Hod9emaid, by a very re
tpeciahlo. tidy girl. She la a 6rat rate Washer and
Ironer. and good Cook. Hat tbe beat recommeidanont
frviq^er laat employer!, woald make herself uaefui and
go for moderste waget. Pieaae call ai 550 Broadway. *
AS Qot d CtioK, Washer and Ironer,
by a retpecttbie young woman, or would do Qeoeral
Housewora. Tbe beat of reference given Please call to
?I Kate? tt lor m R1LEY. 26 3t*
AS Chambermaid and Waitress, or as
child's Nuree, by a retpectahle Protettant girl, willllng
I" make heraolf uaefui to ber employer. No oVect'on to go
to Brooklyn. Good city reference Pleate apply at No. 4
Atnoe-at. near the Stxth-av. Can be teen for two dava if
not engaged. 2bf it*
AS Attendant upon a Lady or Fami
lv about to proceed to England, by a very reapec able
aid Intelligent perton. The moat respectable reference
wll.te riven. Apply perton ally, or by let.er addrenaed
EMILY, 2<$ W'eittllaiofithatmiherea/.betweea Eighth
atdMiutfa-ava. ?fu
I WANTED-A Partner in a buvness
? ? last ea?ablU-rat, a fc_r? a small c a ad led wool i
make it exceedingly p-ofitaVe A p-raon eorn-whai ar>
oiisln'ed w t h active business would be preferred Ad?
dress SCANDINAVIA, at thisoffire. Wit*
W~ ANTED. - A PARTNER in a man
n.ar'uring business, with s)MI Thta ta a chance hr
an enterprising man to realize several thouian'ti per an?
num. Address, with real name, "MACHINE," Tribune
office. 26f u*
SALF_SM?N~~WANTED -Well te
qualnted with ibe city Ret-ill Dry Goods Trade Alao
one acquainted with Lace Goods and Hosiery. Address
J. B , at the Tribune office. 2bf 2i*
SITUATIONS WANTED?Fur xcel
lent Servant*.Protestant and Catholic, for city and coun?
try .as Cooks, bousewoik girls. Laundresses,Seamstresses.
Waitresses. Nurse*. Chambermaids, he he. Also for men
as Farmers, Coachman. Waiters. Ac. Boys for storna. fcc
N. V Employment Office, No. 47? Broadway. T. P SAUN
DERS
WANTED?This Morning, a man as Journeyman Tal
lor._ 2hf if
WANTED?To an Enterprising man
the Advertiser offers a Business in the city and State
of New-York, requiring an investment of only $?>"" cash
capital, which is a safr, permanent, and In every particular
a desirable occupation. To a Carpenter not having healtb
to pursue his trade the opportunity is particularly desira?
ble The article to be dealt Is of well tea ed merit, and will
yield a handsome return. Any one desirous of purchasing
can have further pardculars and tee samples of the anicie
by calling at No. it Cortland-tt. lit 'it*
\,?a/ANTED^Xt ll4 Nassau-st. (base
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Salesmen, Porters, Sefiool Teachers. Bar-keepers, Waiters.
Coachmen, Boys to learn respectable trades. Rules and
regulations lobe seen in the office, which are strictly ob
seivni Employer's fee$1 per year. Applicants inclosing
?1. free of postage, stating the description of employment
require., can t>e suited. [26flt*| TH03 SPINK. Agent.
\\f ANTED?Situations for some exrel
? * tent Protestant Cooks. Chambermaids, Wallers, Sir.,
at 432 Hudson si, Protective Protestant Office. N B Tots
Is the only reliable Protestant Agency In the city, where on?
ly worihy servants are ever admitted 2kf 3t*
\\/ ANTED? EMPLOYMENT FOR
v v h large number of Men, Women, Boys and Olrls. at
the Eui'grani Inieli.ence Office. 2.S and 27 Canal at in-ar
Broadway ) This office isundertlie diree'ion of the Com?
missioners of Emigration. Applications by employers 'or
emigrant laborers, and families wishing to obtain servants
of euber sex will be promptly attended to. Contractors cab
be constantly supplied wiih Laborers. Mechanics can tie
furnished with Boys of all ages desirous of learning trades.
Parsons irsiding at a distaneecan have people of the above
disruptions sent to their address, by forwarding tbe
amount necessary to pay the cost of their conveyance to
their residences. "" No charge Is made to Emigrants or
Employers " lSf if
\\f ANTED.?Situations for smart, tidy,
V SJ sober, honest and canable Protestant SF.RVANf.S,
Cocks, Oeneral Workers, Chambermaids, Seamstresses,
Nurses, Waitresses. Waiters. Coachmen, Gardeners. Bovs,
ks_ at the SELECT PROTESTANT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY," Carmlne-st., between Meeker and Sixtb-av.
N. B As mistakes, to the prejudice of ibis Agency, have
occurred through the advertisements of a man tn Hudson
sl, who opened a place there last Spring, ar.d whose busi?
ness was principally confined tn a few mean broking Cath?
olic servants, but wbo within a few weeks, has pretended
to conduct bis business on the same principle as the
Agency 7 Carmlne-st.; therefore, the public are notified
that ifc;- Agencv is In no manner connected with that, or
responsible for itr-doings D. M. ELMORE. Agent.
26f4t_
Uf ANTED.?For a Lad l?years of age,
active, Intelligent and writes a good hand, a ,.??> .
nent situation in a wholesale mercantile establishment Ad?
dress "A.'* Tribune office. 2tif 3l*
A N T A LOON HANDS WANTED^
At 2.5 Deiancey-st., front room, 2d floor. Apply before
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ANTED ? A colored Chambermaid,
who can come well recommended. Apply at No.
19 Wooster.st._26f It*
INFORMATION WANTED ? From
I the passengers who came in the brig R W. BROWN,
from San Francisco to Panama, left San Francisco on tbe
21stJuiy. l?-5*?, concerning CH AS. H. SANDFORD, who
is supposed to have taken passsge on the brig, and has not
he>eu heard from since. Age 24 years. Names of passen?
gers, W. C. Dcdge, E Ml Brury, Sylvester Nuy, Henry
aiooghton. JAS B. CREAMER. Master. Any informa?
tion cninmunlrated to W. JARINE. at Brown It Tasker's,
reiner of John and William-st6 , New-York, will be .rate*
fully received by his friends. f24 3ttsD_ltW*
WM. J. FULGER is riM|uestrd to call
at No. I Gold st. S. SHAKE.
Sf'flw* Ornamental Patnter.
PINE WOOD WANTED for
ROAD I'SE ?Pror*f sals will be received at the office
of the Hudson River Railroad Company, 54 Wall-st. until
the Klh day of March next for tlie supply ot Eight Tu?u
safld Cords of lirst qualify Virginia Piue, to lie defivred at
the following place? and'in quantities as follows i
At Alsasry.ISM Cords.
" Hudson.soon
'? Rlinebec*.2W0 ?
Total.NM
The woixl mutt be of a uniform length, not txc*e<lin^ 4
feet arid will be measured and paid for by the solid BSrs),
and tbe dellverv at Albany and Hudson must eom'Rence tn
the mocth 1 f Mav, and at Rlnnebeck in the month of July,
and be male to the extent of five hundred cords per nun;!)
at each place, and the whole deliverv must be completed on
or In-fore the I5tli day (>r November next Parties will b?
required 10 enter into written contracts and to give security
for their faithful performance
EDWARD JONES, V Pre.'t
Dated New-York, Februarv 17, 1851. lsf tmhIO
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FOR B0Y8, at Little Ferry, nine miles from Hobo
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LADY.?This school Is designed for young lads. All the
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DURKEE HOUSE, at Kenoaha, (lats
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nouuee to the traveling public Uwal be baa leesud um, aoove
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TRIPLER HALL.-TUESDAY
EVENING. March 4. 18*1.
SI4?D tcstimomiai. to
GEORGE LODER.
tW The following eminent Artlau have volunteered
their services i
vocsl rraroavea?,
SIGNORA ?(<//!. .S-cot, I aopearenceIn Public.)
MADAME ANTOINETTE OTTO.
The Committee have much pleasure in announcing that
they have received the otfer of the valuable service of
MADAME SCHLESINGER.
Prima Donna of the Theater at Berlin, Vienna, Dresden,
Mannheim. Leipaic, \.c itc , who will make bar
Pint Appearance in America ea this occasion.
ar?torNT vocaL prriormers.
MRS EDWARD LODF.R.
MRS. EMMA BOSTWICK,
MRS. KASTCOTT.
MRS LA CR A ?. JONES.
MRS ?BORO! LODER.
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MAL RICK STRAKtiaCH PtanUL
RICKAKD HOFFMAN. PianUt.
WILLIAM A KINO. PkjntsL
tiENRY C. TIMM, Panlst
MISKA H A USE It, Violinist
HERR GRIEBEL. Violinist.
MR. EHEN, Flutist.
CHORAL SOCIETIES
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THRF.F. MILITARY BANDS,
DOUWoRTH'S, SHKI.TOM'S Bnd ADK IMS
A OllAND MONSTER ORCHESTRA,
The largest ever yet collected together In New York. Com?
poser; of a I the Instrumental Sodetle?. Theater?, Ac, tn
the City, comprlslug the tmesi Musical Talent in the coun?
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WM. VINCENT WALLACE and OBOROI LODER.
Doors open at 8 o'clock- Concert to commence at 7 o'clock
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
To he had i f all the Member* of ihe Committee, at the va?
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log of the performance
Piograuiine of the Concert will be issued shortly. 28f 2r
Cl R EAT~MU S 1 C A L E VENT.?
? THURSDAY EVENING, February 27-ITALIAN
OPERA HOI SE. ASTOR PLACE- Price of Admission
? Parquet anc Boies. OnnDollar. Seats may tie secured at
the Bos otr.ee f um I AM to 4 o'c.ock, P.M., without any
extra charge: Amphitheatre. V> cents
BENEFIT of M ile, NATHALIE FITZIAMES.
MncadaLtes Opera of "IL GIUKAMENTO."
Msysstess's Romance of "Grace, Gas, a." from the
Opera of "ROBBUT THE DEVIL."
V.rut's-Thlid Act-" I LOMBARDI."
Orera and Ballet on the same evening.
FIT / IA M ES appealing positively for thla night on y In
belli as Vocalist and Daaseuse, and in ful, costume.
M ile N KIT/J A M KS has tha honor to inform her
friends and tbe public, that the fdlowiug eminent artists
have kiDdiy volunteered their valuable assistance on th's
occasion
Signora T " H-? - ? f Griebel,
Hinrjora Mareuek Bertucca. the distinguished Violinist.
Signora Oiuneiia Bozzl, Miss Emily Waldegrave.
the accomplished Contralto. Stgcor O Canese, and
SignorG Font. Stgnor Neri.
Signor Aviynone, and
THURSDAY EVENING, Febnjsry27.
PROGRAMME
1. Merradante's Opera "1 Oll RAMENTO," in three
?eta, by Signora Trum-Beaedeiii, Signora Giullelti Bozzl,
Signor Korn. Signor Avlgnone, ic
Between ihe First and Second Acta.
2 Meyerbeer's Romance " (irace, Grace," ac o nptn'.e 1
on the Harp by Sinnora Maretz?k Beriurca, and sung by
M ile N FIT/JAMES.
3 Between the Second ami Third Acts, will be performed
Ihe Third A l of Vereia Opera of ' LOMBARD!," by
Mile N. EITZ.IAME8.in full Costume, Signor FORT I,
and full Chorusses.
To conclude with
THE GRAND PAS DO DIABLE,
By M'I'e N Kb/jaiiiea. Mins Waldegrave, Signor Csrrese
and Blgnor Neri
On a Solo Ohllgalo for the V'lotto, by F Griebel.
Leader, Signor Leiih; Chorus Master, Mr Heasler.
Doors opeu at rlj o'clock; to commence at *| oclock,
precisely. Positively no Free List. No orders. 26f
C'jLEE AND BALLAD ENTERT\ 1 N
? kl KNT ? A novel, tntereeitng and attractive Concert
will be given in ihe Broadway Tabernacle, on WEDNES?
DAY E\ EMNO Feb. M, by iheO *e Class and Ta ier ia
nie Choir, under the direction of P of. WM B. BRAD
BI'RY. Jenny Lind's Bird Song, and a great variety or
Solo*. Duetts and Cborusees, will be performed in ihebest
style, by some of the most accomplished singers la thd
City. Ttcketa 5o cents, to he had at the Music Stores, ai l
ai the door. 24f3iU*
<MRAND UNION MASONIC BALL.
\J*T? The Oereral Coramlllees are particularlv requeaiel
to meet ai t2 Forsyib-st. wi WEDNESDAY EVEN IN 1.
at 7 P M , ss business of the utmost Importance wul no
brought up lor consideration.
D. SICKLES, Chairmen.
M J Dri'mmonii. Becretary
HMHE SECOND PAINE BALL ON
R. WEDNESDAY. 26th lost, at the CMueee Hail IM
Bioadwsy, In aid of an Industrial School and Orphan Asy?
lum on the pa. Farm Mr. Brown, of New Lanark, win
aodress the asseiably, and Mr G Vale will explain ihe ob?
jects of the Paine term Association. Ticke.? one dollar,
ai ihe Beac <n Office. 3 Franklin-aq . N. T.j of Mesar?. Hud?
son. Brooklyn, and Alf. Kempt, Wiliiamsburgb, au I of iue
Commit.ee. 2?f2tua*
It! FNDELSMiHN'S ORATORIO ?
lTjJsr PAL L? Will ie given by the N Y. Harmonic
S<cieiv. on the E?emng or FRIDAY. 2xtb iist a' stss
broad" a v Tabeniacie, under the direction of Mr THEO?
DORE El8FELD Pi* Orcuestra will be fit:I and etb-c
tive and the Solos sustained by the following artists, viz:
Soprane.Mrs Laura A. Jones.
Mezzo Soprano.Mum Leach.
Tessas.Mr A Artnurson.
Beasts).H. W Greatorex. ?
Performance to commence at ?s o'clock Ticketa tl.
Tobe bsd at ihe Music Stores, and at the door on tho
evening or performance
N B ?Stochholders are loformed that they are sntilled
t 11 Tickets lor every public performance (instead of oue.
ar heretofore.) The next Insullment Is now due, and is
payable to the Banker. J H CORNELL, Esq , at iha Me?
chanics' Backing Association, an l at the Tabernacle oo the
ev.rdng ef ibe Grand Rehearsal, Thursday, 27th n.*t
2of fast* _
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY?Ninth
BVssoo.?The Third Concert of this Season wi I lie
even at ihe A polo Rooms, on SATURDAY EVENING,
a-ch 1,1161. Conductor, Mr THfcODORE EMFElD
Subscriptions, programmes. 4r ai ihe Music Stores of
Ve-sis 8. i.sitVnberg * Lois, Now York, and Mr P K.
W eizei, BriM ? n By order, H. C. TIMM, PreaX
J. L. Ensl.v Secretary. _ 16f4t
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR
PLAi E-Be-.ent <?f Siirnorina TERESA TRUFFI
BENFDETTI WEDNESDAY EVENING, Keo.28,wU
tie periotrned Mercadante's l^pera of
IL GLlRAMENrO.
M?i fieui...Signor Avignooe j Bianca ... Slgnortna Bozzl
V i sc arc o.Signor Ford I Eiaisa.. Sign'eT. Bsoedetil
Aon test ri-P?r,iUet art Boxes, ? I No extra charge
f<' seenrtt-g se?i?. Amphtth*atre 2* eeota. No ordere.?
BerHf Mac Doors open at b<; to commence at 7| o'clock.
\| ECHAN ICS HALL. 472 Bfotdwsy,
1*1 ABOVE GRAND-ST.?OPEN EVERY NIGHT
daring the n eeR. until further nonce
The orlniual and well-kn,?wn CHRISTrS MIN
ST RE LS, armer ihe managemenl of E P CHRISTY,
wrsoee C oocerta in th s Cl y for a succession of ftve years
aavs >re*.n received with favor by highly rwepectahle sad
fasnionati.e audiences.
Tcsets *> centa. Door* ope-i atrij i commence at ?1
On S\Ti RHAV NEXT, Ma'ch 1, Annual Beoeot of
F B DONNECKEK
The pairor:* ut Cnristy'* MmjtreU are reepectfblly In
forced that the ustial Saturday After noon Concerts will be
discontinued for'he fbture Jl tf
BELLOWS' OPERA-HOUSE, 444
Ml BROADWAY, between Howard end Grand eta. Tbe
mategtr hegs to state that the immense eocourag- merit
given to bis celebrated Coo certs every evening for IM last
year, by the elite and fashion of this great metro pod* has
induced turn to er: jage arttsu of tbe very first laietit, to p. o
dnce Burlesque Laaan Opera Seenas, Burlesque C-a-ceru
and Ballet?, lu a sty e equal to tue originals produced at the
Italian Opera of this C ly. On Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons a Concert, cummeacing at 3 P. M , for the ar>
rxmaiodacoc of families. Admission 2Sceate. Doorsopee
at t|. to commaxes) at 7|. 17f tfua
JVIBLO'S GARDEN.?Doors open At6f5
la ?to commence at 7 o'clock. Tickets 30 cut ; Private
Boxe?. RS Manager. Mi. John Servoa.
THl'RSDAY EVENING. Feh 27, Ute performance will
commence wlib an Overture.
To be fouowsy* bv ihe new Vaudeville, called
LA MAITRESSE DE LA NOCKS.
To conclude w Kb BkS Ore/ d Bellas of_
C ATARI NA. oo. LA REINE DEB BANDITB
Calar.ii? Queen of the Bandits.... Mile Caroila* rV>us?~t
Count Benne a rich Roman.Mile Adelaide IsSMeet
Kra Diavoio. Lieut to Catalina..Mona Jean R >u.a't.
L.i ciia Chief of tbe Amazon?...-Mile Tereaiue RsruaseL
Msrdetla. second Chief..Mile. CieuvmUne RouMSrt
Suataii ed by a Ballet Co'pa of sixty pnrsous. the who e
proui.rad under the dlracUoa of Mona JEAN ROUaSET.
Ii
h< >ADWA V TU BATER._DOOM
pe? a< k? . i . r? eitneare a< 7 oviuek.?P rtcee of Arl
? To Dre** o-eie an-" Parqu** ?et?, Family CV
Je ?ort Third Tw i?.n.. Oaiwy. I2#c(a rntIHkOM,
? and M
THIBEVENlNo.Fek w i i na p?jrfon?>tjd UmCcBBady
ef the ?U I V ?NU rHB NEW
S^B?rjr. Mr f.? ata) | ,%m , | ... Ml? J BeflBtHL
To cow.ude ?Kh if ? Farce ef
SENT TU THr ToWER.
Laohl. Mi !>n?w | ruudlevoot.Mr. Schart.
BURTON'S THKATKK. ('h?mber?-.t.
REAR Of* CITY HaI.L rtw oearaai Thmtkmr lo
IttlVfr H'llrll l>>- '?<>??*>. ?. n* , eumaMsncoet 7 o'clock.
THl* EVENimi r -. . . t*t*r/???m^.lb*co??.
Mi.niM OLD LUV E AM) THE NEW.
C?j?t I*a< r ?>,?:. nr. * n .. .Nr J W Iaw.
To b*> fo! Vwed ? i* 'he new Plera, Called UM
WllRLDS FAIB. t)<. UmiOooId ;M1
U m. Waggle*. Mr Burv o | Mie* S-nudgw tfri Bkerrett
Boxe?, Urea* Crete *,nd P?,qo?iu? M*et*, FajatiyClrOkB,
mf> et?; Orcheatra Seal*. T*ci* 1*" ? "?-?? boxet. $3 and
HA RN i M*S a M KH H \ N MOSSUM.
-P T Bakm M r -mi mim Miti<?< Jona
Q?BIpvvi-ou. j? Aeaiaarn MfUM.gr? ? S?> n perbremaeeee
every Aftern?,, tlS? E*?*naj et 7 Admittance; ?*centt,
children ond? ,?-?r? 13? .- ? Benefit of Mr fe Mrs T.
D YEOMAN"-WEDNESDAY, reo *>. hl UM Altar?
looi.DON C.E>AK DKBA/.VN In the EvwoUf. BET?
SEY LAKER A i>r wheh, SIX OKGRBKS IN
( RlMr T, tonende with Iba BLACK GHOST. Th*>
- Ch'reae Moarunt ;* re-w kneorporaetd among the
* i . ,< le.. _ s?f
SlwTTL EI > COSMORA M A-S?Corx*?*
of Broad way and Thirteenths, The Ural tectkm con?
taining e eoileeiloo of iwaoty-tu view* of Europa. Alia
M ' 'hrHuji Uid. 8>rle.' E. .pi. Nuhla and Arabia
m exhiluied until ih. Ha-hth of March. After that
date all Utaae wtU be rapUu-.-d by near vtawt aquauj
Interesting, itf laut?
MiEMISTRY APPLIED TO THE
C
'IUI
1 ci
I
ARTS -Tb? C"ur*e of ieatrucUoa la thai deaaartaaeot,
tt Brov?r tTalTeftttf, ?i i eua metre April Itt. It*'
The Deparnnet.i la txAMdttJ Id ment ihe ?Tente of 1
who have eceanHai f r a pracUraJ tuoarlodge >f Chetnittry,
?vhc<h*-r wuh a view to iu> apiulraiion la Maeafactwlaf,
Mntlrii.e. Phain a< v . i t^irm ure.
The Laboratory la deaigi.rd for the accomaaodedoa of
thirty ttudenlt and It tupplle.' *>tth every coeveoieatee aar
experliuettal t'uuy
Ti e mm , f each ttmleni helnu Indepeedeat of the
rest, admttaton to thtt Det,artn,eai it given at any time
during the teet.w
For further Information, eddreat Prof. J A. PORTER,
Krovbierr,. R I Uf 8wDxtWhAf W
K AMKKH'AN ARTIS'lV AS80
CI AT HIN having ohialned their charter are DOW
ready to receive worat of trt for exblbtUon at their rooaaa?
i-i| Broadway Atthetr gallery tt to he opened to the pub?
lic on the Itt of March. Il la required that mentbera with?
in* to ex hPdt thou Id tend In their plcturet on or before the
anth of February^_If lta*
^HE DlTSSKLlX?RK ACADEMY OF
PINT. ARTS-i^aaiiig ? great Hltiorttai rtctnre Ot
the " MARTYR Ot iM of rtU?t' baa baava added to Uta
aoUerdoo of Pali Hn?a l<v ?mal? of* ibe alx've actoool Ad
ail a* too iScenit aeaaop ueaeia hi and daacrlp?oo cata
lognee 1 ?? c?nu _ ** ^
ACARD TO HAM rURERS.-Vou
have all heard of Ihe DUPKIKLO HAMS, which
bring V percent aiore ih?n any otuer Harnt la the world,
DBattCaUaAef IRaaT perullar Savor Thit receipt, for the
Ciiy a-d Cnuniyof New York, w ill ha for aale at Rl.OoO,
unoiibe 5th of March, and if not ? ,id on or ???'ore then.lt
willl>?to'd to an van.I all who want Ii, for Rlnti each.?
N.B ? A itmrle ol the Haina * i lilootha&th
of March, and Ham Ca ran oje invi ? d to call and try their
flavural |T| Broadway. 3d floor | if j P THORP, Agent,
MiTmMki.L S KSSh N< E OF COT
h f E - A truly valuable articie under Ihe above narua
it now oBeied to the public, one package of wtttok ipfioa
U't reit?) will go at far ta four poundt of at ore Cotfee.
CoffatJ made by this RaafMI wi'l preserve the real tatta
of the Cotlee. wtUi a nnenavot andcoi?r, and will be much
more vch? leaotxe than pure Cofl'ee, and be perfectly clear
without am thing '<> clartfv it It i* manufactured in PhUa
ilelphia. w here it has been lest? d by soine of the moat re?
spectable pbvsiciaot and others, who tear testimony to the
ahove facts. It is now offert d tu the public IB thit City,
ai d tt needs but a trial to he om- a favorite with lovert of
good t'offee It la the Uateatton ot lb. proprtetora to place
il in respectable grocery atorct in nl' paitt of the City. At
I rt m nt .t i an be obtamd at the loliowiug placs, vix
Corwip, OB Bruadwa\: (iiosnh Co, .71 GrandaL: 8ta
plea, Id*' How.-r\, T. i id,. T ir.l <r . K.i ii, enner Tlurd
av. and Tw< ititi et.; Line, corner Kourth av and Tenth
it.; Cbvi.bers, com? r Rutgers auc Madi<on; Bogart cor
m r Kott Bioadwa.? ami Rut?.er?i Crawford, corutr Hea
rv and C;iiit< n ; (Iriflin. conn r Katt Broadway and Pike;
Albro. corner Illusion and Klentge?j'.14 Division; Lea
man 6.' I).vision Kowler, J.'s (Vrcenwlcb; llalligh, 1
Cbambera; I,tamer, 132Chatham ; L uhe? and Hampton,
corner Ctnsl and Church; Bailey corner Catherine and
Herrn, and of the agentf, HaNMER R HORTON
.6f'?it\VFSTuTI.Si 51 Division st
CPE( T\< LES SCI EN NFICALLT
e3 API'LI ED ?0r> "'I' E =-< e*<?A' ERY, t doors from
ihe Theater New-York.?-Professor 8K.OTT, Spectacle
.Meker. Oontejat*! g BBd Prnstfcal OpUciaa, Pub lc Lecturer
on tbe Aia'om ral Korm ?rd Phvsio m-y of the Human
Eve. and 1 n Ibe ii>v<l and t>?d ?lb et of Speetac at.
TESTIMl'NIALS Of ABILITT AND RECOMMEN
li 11 l?-N
Nsw-Tcwk, Nov 3f>, ISM.
" Adjusting Spec ta" let 10 vl?' 0 re.,nirwt great ludgment
on ibe part of IM ?R?eian, Many s.yn sare Injured,and
tome lola.ly leai, for wart of ,,U We, ihe umleralgeed
rh>strians, Bavjawar u of u * 1 Meal haaas/MMa u? ihe
t lib lc to hive gie.d %f* ttaClea, and ae.n.aieiy bMRbA?
Mr 8KOTT deliverer' m? n hW?>etSBg ?od inilructivn Puh
llcLeciU'e on the ishjajct,la khe r? cleiy Ltnrary, Broad?
way, Nov. I - ?> >le ia wen at quali.ted with tea tri?
er re. Therefore, we rtcWtasBM t k 111 a* a very competent,
prsrtical Optlelan George IVUkea, N O 31 Lalghl-tf
I ' ? on to the New. York r.ye ted Ear Dirirmary. Abra
r.ain loil < le. M l< " .11 at <:onsuhlrig Surgeioa to
Ihe New-York Ir 1:1. ? .n '..r 11 e Hilrnl a,"d Surge.m to Ui9
E\e tnd ^ tr Ir lire try. Isaac Woof, HUM East Broad
way, Preaniei 1 or ibe New.Turk Academy of Medicine,
and Consulling I'hvairtan Ml Iba Insliiulioii lor the Blind ?
Wm Darling. M D ^.'n vv.rr-e A-atoiiiic.al Deinon
tlftier lo li e New-\ erb I 1 IvtanttJ MndU al College "
?Nov. :,i> it'i-Mr ?KolT la tn agreeable Lecturer,
has paid unusual aite,m.,., ?,,(?,* subject, and is a clever
OpuciHn. W CLAY WALLACE M l) MM K >urth at,"
All Bpeclacles puro.a-ed rom Prof sKoTT will Im aa
cl,HsKrd free of cett, if 1 ot ee'.-la n,ry. He also repel re
ami ms glasses Ijlo parties < ?n fren ??, and a'ways ad?
justs the Bpeeite es la ihe K.yes on tne most approved
prlnciplr s ,bat have been rjlttllTtrBd lu aixilent and modero
science
Ofite W Bowery, three dootl CrdBl ihe Theater, New
York *f2?wlmWAB*
LET, IN JAMAICA, L. I.?A
large double free ttory HOUSE, containing IS rooms,
f,.- isbed tn mnCeru title, with ma/k.e l antela, he. la par
feet order. Potsestloo Imui* diateiy. The Long I aland
Railroad Compary frill, In a short time, commence run?
ning the cars hourly to Jamaica affording every facility for
the aecnmruoda'lon of tbe village App'v to J AMES HER
RIMAN, Jamaica, or JAMES KLCkvY, 21 P.at. st N. Y.
?I lw*
I
K
ENTISH'S 8Y&0P OK SARS A
PARILI.A, or Concentraied Ve(etahla Compound,
(or punf)lng ihe blood, and removing all disease* arising
from abuse of Mereur*. exposure* Rod Imprudecce* In
youth, ronsihm.onsl dlaewse* arlainr fritro au unpu'a itale
of Iba hi,mm!, he. Ac Ac. This preparation Ii a toverelgm
ran edy for Rheumatism, 8croboe or King** Evil, Eryilpe
lae, hail Rm-un , e on ? I Tnroni and l^?gs. Pain* and
swelling* of the Bone* Syphilitic Oase?, Tetter, Pimples
lb the Face, ami Scaly Rrapi or,* of the Slln , all of walch
will vied lo this IptciRa P Itsa Meanali per b-mla. Pre?
pared only by WM ?I KKNTISH A CO.71 Canal-st
.If 11 a . -w door. IsMB rlr.Mafl way, (watt tide )
J~?h N a: "R? b ERT OS BORN, 111
W all it hr.d It necettary to advise their frtendt and cuav
lomers that Messrs Wyckoff. 8crym*er A Co. will no loo
ger rec.tve Simples r at V\ ?.es of their Importation.?
These Wines, however, may be lasted at heretofore, at that
following Brokers:
Mettr* DavL A Her. iqnes. ?9 Wtil-tt
Metirt Hayward A Keritemaa. if) Whil-sL
Messrs Bcrymser, Smub A Co. 107 YVaU-M.
Mr.T Van Tmm, 117 Eroct-tt ITf laa#
EUhORN hat MANUFACTORY.
dW, WII.SOh'8 Leghr.m Hat Manuftctory, Stt
li leb-av ft'rb booee ab >va Twenty-*lxth-*t we** side ?
Per*oe* htvinr Leghorn Kid* or B<?,nett can have thoan
tltered IBM IhtatnaaBI* shape withoot any appearaaea of
plec k *t >hta e*iab|i*brner,t Itf 181*
A M ES EOWLER, DENTIST, 136
Sprug it two bb cvs wet* of Broadway. Mae no eoae
nection with any other Dental ofr.ee in thia Chy TEETH
EXTRACTED without pain b, theadmiwttraiion of CMo
rr.iornt 2lf *ww2woa*
K)MPERTS\S AWN I M.S.?I would
I
J
0
I call the auenuoo of the puullc to my Improved Aarav
tngt. that will not milde? Below it a certificate ofthatr
good qualltlet signed by tUty of our moat retpectable
nieirhtnl*. mani-.'aciurert and dealer*, who Save had them
In ute one aeaton. AU kludt of awnings made, and Iron
a orfc put up in the moat euhnanllal manner; alto, sky
lights and window awnlngt, that can be raited or put down
al a momeoft notice. -. - ... _
BENJAMIN OOMPERTS, '"1 Bowery.
We have bad in ute aa earning made by Air. Oo nperU j
It bat given perfect laiUfactloo. and taere Is no doubt one
made by him will last as long as two made in Uta ordinary
manner
W N Seymour A Co Aut-eni A Sptear
L B Morru A Co A.exander Edgar
CMCburrh J P suagg. Bern A Co
John Darley Henry dbeldoo k Co
Woodward A Co Rodgert, Ca?ln. Leavttt A CO
Uitracock A LeadUater A Blnl'ger A Co
ftosnatSoepbeiJ M N .. *
Jaanas A Brother 0 P Putnam
O B Watierman W Ward
W 8 Wood Brook* Brothera
Henry Xercut St John, Raymond R Co.
j T8 Smith w ti-.er Jaeaha
John White H D? Oraw A Co
C A A C Poillon Banford k Brotneri
O W Woodford A Co W T Jer.nlngt A Co
P H Mkgulre A Co Edwin A BrooAl
Wm 8ouih?< k Joeepb A.ata
A LSmith agent Tiffany, Yoong A ElUa.
I. ,.11 '. L Aaron Cbichealet
J Bernhard O T Hewlett
( S v A Matbewt Joaaph Staplaa
J A I C'dldinfuio A D Tfc.uipaoo
DentU Lar der Rotsnt Patrick
John H Amierton h Co HWn Aoderaon
RHAJOIsbam J H Willltatt A Boa
M Rtder Jonn Llgbihall
Mr ho,at Cort C Prwieie
R>?M?rt A Reaa J A I. (Mooga
Wm P Miner A Co W H Wwwar
Hal-. Tempktna a Black I3f lea
Advertisements ?re ins?fted in
tl best Pipers of other CItl a tod Town* at V. B.
PALMPR'9 Advvmhyhtfr Agency. THtmaw Building. d*HU

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