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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
-?**
fHB NKW-YORK DAILY TRIIIUMB
It PttLiiHKD P.VKRT MORNING aid EVENING,
0-l.ua? ?UCtfTIlO I
BT OR EE KEY * McELRATM,
? THE triivrr ?VILDINC1, corrrr Of K4?iau t?u imPCB
itrixti, OflOlIT*. thr city hall,
eaal delivered to t Ity Subscriber* ?< '2, Cent* per wee*. Sin?
gle Crpie* Tw<> t>nt? i Mail Subaeribor*. 4)6 per annum, lu ad
vavre. Kol tlx month*, Ml for three mouth*, $1 50.
TDK NKW-YOHK WEEKLY TKIHl Ml
A VER> LARol PAPER FoK THE ( Ol.'N I'RY,
Mpuhllebcd 0*9*3 BaTVEBAI Bllllll ?t the low price of #2
ear u-nua?, I? aiveisre. Three i epie* for + . hwi >. ? ? r
Vf. fem Cepiee for ?>l2; end ? paper I* in to ca*e continued b ?
eoo'd the time for which It it ; aid. .'.iverCn.eir.en'? tor true
ieet will be ehergi .1 lIVEMTi FIVE 4 ENTS PEIl LINE
tm each in*erlioa.
THE nUwWBBeUiT TKIMI'NK
fj palliated every Tcriuav a . Friday Morvim.;. Price, #3
geranium. 1 wo Copiee for #5; Five (,'opie. lor ell 25. Ad
fejritten.ei.lt, H cents X m.e |M a. I l&aWTth
TIIK NrlW.VOKK THIBI NK
FOR El-ROPE AN CJBO I'L AVION,
Mpobliahed on the departure of each Mail Steamer for Liveryool
at 8>o per anr.uiu, pu*t*#e u . laat 1 Itngla CatfaM, Six Cenie.
TIIK MIW.HIIIK THUM\K
? OR CALIFORNIA. O It ROOM, AND TUE
SANDWICH ISLAND |
fa pebflaried on the dcj.p.'-'iiie of I ach Mail Steiner for Aapin
waJI at 6)1 50 per annum. Since- ro? I, Bin ( t-fa.
Special Soticca.
Dr. ?.Untbetbi Hlorkvrcll. gradual, of Geneva Medloal
Oaaiete. int ? at tl.e l.jingifj hleeprtai. Par.a, and atudent ot the
London lloei ltsl*. ati Rail U> every department of MEDICAL
PRA< TK't'. among Ladiet and Children, No. 7'J Eaat 15lb at.
OtBee hoar* (rom |o to IV a. m.
~The Ke-v. John Thompson D.D. Taator of the Pres?
byterian < hnroh i. rm r oil trend ami CroahytU., will lecture
to the 1'reahvteiian Churrh, W eat Mth-tt.. between 9th and loth
?re (the R.w. An ( lenient".) on MONDAY EVENING, the
4th reb . at 74. o'clock. Subject?'' The Druida, or Religion in
Britain 2.100 year* ago." T* keta of *drui*?ioii, rente ear h,
may In bad at Carter R IIro.'a liookatore, No. 235 Broadway,
W. R. Fowler, No. 279 D'h av.. and at the door i f the Church.
"The proceed* for the bejMetl of the Sa*.hath Schoo Library.
HenublicMU General < ouii.iiitee of Kinns < o.
A R??*tla| ol tint ( ouunittee will beheld on MONDAY EVKN
INO M it. at 7j o'clock, at Mrs. I'reete'e, No. 170Joralemon-aL,
Opposite the ( ity Hall, t.,r the purpose of organiiatio i for the
eineiig year. The Delete:e. Iron, the ae.eral Ward* and
Taren* will he punctual in their attendance.
Lowell Lecture in Neva-York. ? Ren Us mil,
BURN'S F'onrth Lecture on " The Miatigeiptti Valley ; or The
Cabin Ilou.et of 'he Wilderceaeat tbe End of lb* Revolution "
at Clinton Hall. Anor | lace. MONDAY EVEN! NO, Feb. 4, at
i o'ch rk. DaWtl oj en at 7; Ticket* 25 cent* For aale at the
C-tncipal booktturet, aiid at the Librarian'* de?*, Mercantile
ihrary Association.
Tlk?? Second Lecture by Prof. E.~ H. PAK KER, M. ?.,
?Jfj "'the Mructurt- ad Planta and Animal*." wdl be delivered
at the N'-w-> . jk M.-.:.ctl <VII.-?e No ME** l i'n .t.. THIS
?Mhl < ?>) EVEltUtG a' 7) o'clock. Subj-ct: "The di I rant
?sea id Ce lt in 1'Iuita, their < oi.li BCJ in Flower*, Leave*,
Trank and R*at>"
Huburbun Uotue Association. I i' Eta
Ifai* Aturiatii.n will be hem at tbe'i Boon*. Nr. I!f7 B.'Wery,
on MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 4. It ia hoped thit every
Men.In r will be preeearl at thit meeting, a* the DRAWING fir
tlltiK E ol LOTS it to take piece, and eeveral lorf?it?d Lota
will be . :l?ied far tale at reruccd piicet to auch a* may wi?h to
?e?-'.te ih.m. A. Ml'UP! IV, Pretidcnt.
Korili-W ( ?lern >ettlenicni ( cimjiuo; .
?f thi> OrKanixation ia to fumiali ???( h persona a* with to aw.uro
WESTERN LANDS with KA It MS . I !? .-'"?. l:> or It?'acr. a,
tvt the Oo\, rnnient price ( *>l J> |?rr iirre), payaMe i.. moothly
tuUllnirnta Circular* containing the full aartlrttllari maybe
ohtsu.nl hj application at the cttce. No. 118 Naaaaa-*!.. New
Tntk^ THOMAS EDGERLEY, Secretary.
Public Tc?t of .-pirifiiiilUni a) 8 ayveea I I ?
Tl EBDA. EV EN IN - Feb al ^o'clock. IUA B. DAVIS
?rill e?j lain the rnle* uc< entry to he "baerved. after wh . b a
Ca.niii.iHre will be appoiiited l y the au.li- nee ui i ropose tett
ejn?rinnt and retwrt the anawera. Mr*. W. B. COAN Rapping;
ai.d U riling Medium. 'I irke'a 12* rent*.
People'* Lecture*!.?The tenth of the Cearae will be do
lvtre.1 by W. H. bt lJ.ElOH-Subiect; " Defoe?the Re
torn er ol the 17th Centu'v' ? <. tl MONDAY EVENIlfO. Feb.
4, at hotauic Hall. No. Bf Cu-I BriHidwav. An Original Poem
will be read by RICHARD BKALF. Admiwion 6J cenU.
L**etairea r. R, Brotberboavaval nl n. v.-rir F.ighTh
Lecture in aid i f the CHARITY Fl'.ND will If delivered on
TUESDAY' EVENING, the Ath iutt., at 8 o'clock, in the Lac
tare Rik ii of the Me.rm.tile Libr..ty Atvaociatlon, A*'or place
by LEWlfl W. MANSFIELD, eaj., author of " Up-Coimtry
Letter-." Ac M jei t?The Body a* a Realdeuee. jaRmiaahin,
16 cent*.
I. O. O. F. Tkc It W (.mud Eineampment of SouTh
New Ynk. will held its aenii-ennual Session gag MOD NAY
EVENING, 4th ol February, at "J o'clock, .n the Encampment
Room, Odd Fellow i' Ball, ear net I f Grand and Centre-it*.
By order, JOHN i. DAV1ES, Grand Scribe.
Fr? e Ai h.lenn EXAMINATION.?The SerjiJ-Ajaaal
Exam.naiioti nl the Studentt of the New York Free Academy
will con nit-11* at the li .titution, comer of 2Sd-?t. and Lexing
toxi-*v..oii MONDA'i , Feh. 4. 1U56. The public are reipect
tnlly invited to attei d.
A New 4'Ihmm iu I'hrenolo|t> vtiil loan be formed at the
PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET, where Gentlemen and
Laaiea may obtain a practical knowledge of tili. *jM*t uaeful
Rek-Iice. Terma for a foil courae of eight lesaon*, *>2. Apply
to FOWLER AK0 WELLS. No. SM Broadway.
Columbia f olIese.-Tl.c l.NTh.RMK.D1 AT'T! EXAMIN
ATlONwill Is-giu in tue College Chapel on MONDAY. Feb.
?Lai Pi o'ehnk, ar.d he continued unt.l W EDNESDAY, the
IS'h. inrloiiive. Hont? of Examination from to 3J a*jfl day.
The Senior and Junior Claaaea will be examined Irom the 1th to
the *th-, the Sophon orea and Freahmen from the 9th to the
lv>tb. both daya inrltitive. Tbe Regei.ti of the IfalUfaklI, the
Alumni of the College and peranna generally infrentcd In the
eause of a gooJ Edmatioa are in.ite l to utie...t.
_CHA8. KINO, Preeident Oolumbla Cidlege.
The I.ridiron nitioup tbe Backeyeo. i ??????> editor
Writer; " H-, Ohio, Jan. 28, 1858.
" (>rt,TLr.Mr.Kt The Gridiron you tent me hv expree* came
dloly tr. 1.nid, and I am highly pleased with il. ft ii all you rep?
resent it to be, und ahnold be part of the kitchen liirnilurc ot
?very family. I ha\e tried it with beet, |s.ik. (?julirv. an 1 eu-u
*aa>*ge*, and it worka to a rhaim. The meat cooked u)k>ii it i*
mach mote highly fl*wired than that conked hv the ordiurry fr>
ing or I n ilu g piocet*. I haie ahow n it to my neighbor* aud
they iiinvertaJly eonider il a 'good ihitig.'J'' Five ?ixet, from
ti and For
2 to $3. Sold at American and Foreign Patent Agency, No,
' Duai.e at., in feet east ot Ilroadwav.
?S?rth American Fire Ineurruirc ( orauanv?Ca*h
?rital *>2.**.t.4i with a large torplti.?Office No. Ii Wall-it.
Iliture aaainit loa? or damage bv FIRE at the e*tabliahad
aies. .1 AMxCS W. OTIS, Preeidout.
R. *T, BiXRcar*. Secretary
PoatHgie Stani|iN |?raaU) Ex tala a' ihlt .'ti ia.
^mnacmcnte.
I?AVI. JTJLIE1S and AVQ\ BT QOCKEL
retpeclfully inform their friendt and the public gencrallv,
that th?y will give their tir-t
GRAND OOKOERT.
In NIBI.O'S SALOON, or FRIDAY. Feb. 8. 185(5.
They will be atMtled bv Mr*. E. G. BOSTW ICK and other
eaninent Arti.t*.
Full partieulnti in future advertm. rent*.
MAI?AMI EKNE81LNE DE V1L1.1EH8.?
GO'iTSt HAI.K S GRAND CONCERT,Mae****! by
MRS. M. E BOSTVYICK, SIG BERNARD!.
M. B A ? S r O R D. (Plannt.! M ORQ I N V I L t I).
M. DE JANON, and other .lstiuguithed artiata.
At Prof- ,.or Orav'* Hight. Srmiuarv. No. 90 Montague place,
Btmliji . on MONDAY . Keh 4, Die Ticket* M c-nt*?te be
bad at l'rote.n i Grav'. Senunary, No. Htl Montague place,
Brooklyn, ai d at Miiah s Bookatore, Atlantif-?t. ; Rose'* Book
?tore, Atlantic at ; Lord *. iBlllE'l. Eiilton-?t.; of the Libraxuui
v4 tbe Brooklyn Atl.cneum. and at the door.
BUKTON' CI i AM BE RS^ltEET.?
MONDAY, and during the PRESENT WEEK, Mr. J.
il Mi V car. the Amniran ( orue.liau, ju*t retuiue.1 from L*a>
?ton. wh. re hi* pertonuancea elided the hi.hrn piaiae from
the daily preae, and met with general lueee*.. He will appear
av. SAM PATCH in PBAMCE.
Mr. Burton and Mr I. h. Perry will appear la the comic piece
of take til \ rOIRL aw a\.
And Mr. Burton. Mr. Setcheil, Mr. Bradiy. Mr Rainford and
Mre. Hughea will appear in
BURTON'S NEW-YORK DIRECTORY.
On TUESDAY?THR SERIOUS FAMILY, with Mr J. II.
Perry, Mr*. a. Parker. Mr. Burton ami Mr*. Hughea.
BROADWAi rHEATEK-E. A. MARSHAL] .
Sole Lewee ?Boxe* and Par juet 50 cent*; Family Circle
and U|i?r Tier, 25 cent*; Private Boxes. *5 and ? Door*
?pea at t.J i commence at 7 a/clock -THIS EVENINOl
I.OV E S SACRIFICE.
Mathrw Ehjirrr* Mr Wallack J Marg't Elmore Mis* Coombea
Paul Latont.Mr. Canell ( Jeiuiv.Mit? J. Manner*
I MI SEA OF IC1
D* I.aaeoir..M ( auoll j Lo ui**..... Mm* Pouuri
Dei Monti. Mr C Fiahc ' CmM Um.Mr* Butkland
LAIKA K E E N E 0 V A BIETIE S .
Latr mr MrraoroMTAX Theat*.r, Broadway,
t'arquet ?nd Dreas ( in le, Nu eei t* ; Faiuilv Circle, 25 cent*;
Onhewtra Stalle, 75 centa; Pri.ate Boxe*, fcs.?Door* open at
?4 ; ciei.mence at 7J ?this E\ ENING will oe performed:
SATAN IN PAH IS
? ? ? ? '..Mia* Laura Keene | i'outn Vanille_Mr. Jordan
THE SCHOOL FOR TIOI KS
Cart.Kit.Cyer Mr McD,rtiall I Mt.or S-.lrf Mr F. Trevor
Tow Crop. MiaaL Keetr| Trace*.UtM A. Clifton
NATIONAL THEATEE?A. II. ITh'ItY. Man
*fer and PtolTietor -Drea? CUGe 25, -mt; PR 124 cent*
Orcheetra Chairs rt?.?th IS EVENING v d be informed
THE INVASION Of IRELAND. l*I,u?~' |
Art Mat Marraaah .' H Alien I FloretireMcl\arMi*.HathawaY
TBady O'Ryat .Mr. (.. .'- F -x L>V .-low 0*Rvu Mr* Wr?v
n*aah*fine Danci by Mite Hewlett* Lang
kBPHODELi or. THE MAOIC PEN.
Bahila..Mr G. I.. Pvl I Bats.!::.MbM Hathawav
NATURE AMD PHILOSOPH!
\ITAI.I.A( K " I 'Hl ATKK.?IW? andKr.),. r
j? V 50 rent.. Eai (' rle 25 rent*. Stall* *>t; Private
Reae*?.g,.rd ** D*j*??*jjaa at t>i BAvta k ; f*jrf .nnauee* com
?aence ?! 7 -THIS 1 \ ENING will he r-rforne.l:
DUKF III MPHRF.\"> DINNER,
?haard Brrd.s.'i... Mr. Lester Aximh.. Ma wife.... Mn Hjey '
? VILLAGE DOCTOR.
r?n? Bonrceur.Mr H. PI*, '.is | Loo we..Mr*. Hoey
? LITTL1 TIE kSl/RI
w-a4t*rM*ydeabli;sh ...I.eeter | Mr*. MedJJejon..Mr* Vetnon
^N' L\U i;sK?\ ,? ( HI\.\ ,, ,1 J.U'?N,
aa *- F'>r Tweatv-Sve Centa. _
g.ACAIIMY HALL No. neb Broedwav. D.^n ?rea at 6,
TtaliVr. r?f?I1Jl*r? Mart at 74 o'clock P.m. Tw> Afleruoe.'i
*g**'*? WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY , a' Three P m.
lea^ctore-u R west, WM HEINE.
J)l b?EUK)KF GALLERY, No. 4?7 Bri^trajr,
aWaAeT1 fff?*1 nD?** PAINTINGS *v*r pot upon aar
?ea. VP?? ?AY a*4 EVENING Admif.*^. 2? oersta.
Mm
V0L- XV.N?- 4,616.
f*TIDLO'? GARDEN.
11 monday EVENING, fv.. 4,
FXTHAOR DINAH Y ATTIlAl TION.
TU E WoMiEHH'L RAVEn FAMILY.
Mile. THERESA R< BERT, ? . ?M BaJl-t ,
Pint u gr.t < f VOlVAD-VENT.
J-RANC? IS ON LA BARRK CERRIQUE.
To commence w th Jerome's Comicality.
THE SCHOOLMAM'l R.
Dr. Birth.Jerome | Muter Tr-cke.Fraiitoi*
After w hich the Grand ballet of
KAT ET, 'I HE \ IVANDIEKE.
Charteten by Mile. Robert and the Ballet Troupe.
To conclude with, first rime thin season,
VOL-Al -VENT.
Lubir..Franroi* Ravel
In wt.ieb < barer er Le i.ertormn tbe truly astonishing feats
introducing
LA BARKE CERRIQUE CROWING THE STAGE ON A
PuLE i.S FEET HIGH,
rarest or aoaussros:
TICKETS.FIFTY CENTS.
Toe only Seate that can be eecored in ad ranee are:
Fnvat* Bines.4.5 each.
Orcheetra Seate..*> I eecn.
Box-OnVe aftaa daily, freu, I a. in. to 3 p m.. for tbe tale of
Tickets and aeciinrig Orrhettra Seats ami Private Bmet only.
Doors oven at hi. performanre to rouiinenc* at 7f a clock.
B^Tl.hLir'' MIM.I M.?Kiift tune of LtOVE
AND ( HARITY, well Mrs Frank Drew in three
charterers. Firtr time of LOVE LAUGHS AT Loi K
SM1THS, with Mr. Hiriawev at Kitk. the valet.-Till s (Mon?
day! EVENING, leb. 4. at 1* o'rios k the remedy of LOVE
AND (HARITY. ai <\ th- onatiattaai LOVE LAUGHS AT
I oCKSMiTHS. AFTERNOON a- S?SEEOEANP? WED
DJNO. aid DOMEBTII ECONOMY. Paeaaraaaaeta in
th* DION'S DEN at 2| and 7 p. m The LIVING WILD
ANIMALS, Ac, to be teen at utual. Admittance 10 all, 25
eente ; * hiHrer 01 Her HI, \U cenU
BUCKLEY** SEBENADERS, Ho. 63 i Hroad
way ?EV ERY NIGHT tint week, the Burlesque on
SOMNAMhl'I.A. and NEGRO MINSTRELsY.
Cow rreicing at 7J o'clock. Adri.it-ion S, ie,-i,
NOTICE.?Pelham'? Four'.h Enterprise Gift Tirketa are re
reived Ihr the a?ltt..fi<.it of lour person) to our entertainments.
Fi r tale at the Loi-OSite.
CM,TA I BUSH to fee BUCKLEY** SERENA
a DEBS. They receive for four admistioat the tickets in
PERM AM 71 FOURTH (Gel ENTERPRISE.
These tickets are for rule from 10 air. to 10 p. m. at the box
ease* et* BUCKLEY'S OPERA HOUSE Nu. ssa Broadway,
ai d at the 1nr.n1 a> Hotel? at d Music Stores
rVtee, el, m ?1. ?n, tor ?10.
CjSO. CBJUfcTr^'wooiJ'" M1N8TK?LS^
I No. 444 BROADWAY.
OPEN EVERT EVENING. Tickets 2S rente.
Ail bueineat >.entarten by BL WOOD
THi; FEMALE BAILOR.?EMILY BARNS,
known st UKORGF. STEWART, who followed t be tea
fur two years at a common teaman without detection, in BSafl h
ol herhiitbar.d and the father of her child. re?|-ectlully eolicite
the sum 1 rt of the Ladies of this city. She is now on exhibi?
tion at No 5o9 Broadway, Chinese Buildings. Open from 10
a. m. to ?? p. m.
R. ABUOTT'* celebrated COLLECTION of
EGYPTIAN ANTIQI 1TIES, No ,tSJ Broadway. -Thit
valuable Museum, containing upward ot 1,H>0 Objects, with
eevrral rucent AddiiioLS, is she most pi'pular and attractive
Exhibition in the eiry. Adxriiation. ?5 rents.
Tl.j; CRYSTAL l^LACE.?TWa beautiful
building rontalna varlou? ohjer s of intereet? Ancient
GobeunTAPFSTRY, a gallery of PAINTINGS, rare and rat?
eable STATUARY, bends Aur.cul-uiul Implrmenta and Ma?
chinery. It will remain aataj until furtner notice.
IVcid Publications.
rpHE MOTHERS' MAGAZINE FOR MOTH
x EKS AND DAI OUTERS.-Tbl? ealaabis aattotlreaj, now
in He twenty-fourth year, has e*cr maintained a deservedly
l.igb rank in'the domestic literature of our country. Its influ?
ence in ftmilv eriuratioi. hat been widely and deeply tall T'lK
MOTHEB8' MAGAZINE, and lira. WfltTTLEBEY'l
MAGAZINE FOB MOTHERS AND DaUOHT RS, are
ow merged into one, in whi. h the tsl.-nt pte.y ana e i j ?es i ? ? i: c e
of both will be concentrated. Tbrongb its paxes the Mother*
and Ptngl ten of the land w.ll often b> ar from the " Motbor in
Israel," who has to long instructed tin m, at well as from those
numerous frienda who, aa toi.'rihutoi?, have enstained her in
her lahore.
Ttaxa.?One di Mar a year, in advance, includirifi delivery to
city ?ubicriher?. Specimen numbers sent tree. A bound volume
ol Merry Museum given tot every two new subscribeee. Ad
dress " L C. 4 J. N. STEARNS Publiabrre.
No. llii Nassrci st., New-Vork.
iV"(Tw READY. ? Bj the autuvr vjjf
JLl ' V\ alkt and 'talks of an American Farmer la England:"
A JOURNEY IN THE
BEABOARD SLAVE st a tus.
H\ rKEDERlt K Law OLMSTED.
One volume, 12mo. 7^5 jaget, with Wood Cut*. t*l 25.
TLit work ii written in the qeiet. candid, good humored and
manly style which rendered the autht i'a previous narrative of
travel to widely popular.
The pietuiesque at.d dramatic descriptions of Southern Life
and Scenery with which if abound*, will commend it to the
pen sal oCall clesse? < f readers, while its full and detailed ace u
racy of observation In many natters ot" a*r>-a* 0om1uerci.1l politi?
cal und moral interest, establishes its permanent value as tilling
a long-felt gap In every library.
It it, in ahort, a readable and trustworthy account of our own
St utb, ?ui h as a e bav r in ?coro? of rolumet of Transe'lintic
Statte of aat half the interest to us; Mr, calm, and cotu:eont
in ite treatment of topiri of coutrovery, though frank and an"
mielekahle in expressing the author's own conclusions.
The Southern t ultivator predict* that this hook will htve
" greater mflaanet on the minda ot vt ten" than l ade Tuni s
Cabin has Lad.
The New-York Daily Ttmea ?aya of it: M Tula Work is ill be hy
tar the beataet ftblhiaad on tbe subject."
The New-Orkai.t Delta otwcrvea ot the an'hor: " Prejuciced
aa hie opinion* were, he waa not a willfully disbouoat man or tu
unfair writer We would welcome a lew more meu of hie cam?
ber tmong ue? prejudiced, bu' manly nn.t honett."
ralaaaCa Maattalj 1 " Hit calm, ttaai and uuprejoiliced
?tatemet t will be read with deep nitt rest by North and South
alike. At a hook oftiavrl merely, it it highly fatclnating by
ita tketrhet of mannen. Ac.; and a* a book of pn.ic.plc? it
ia no leu talual le."
D1X A EDWARDS ruMielien. No. 321 3roaJway, N. Y.
''Or all the rirtaa that ini arBBI sttn,
tut New-Yobk Lrntta |l THE QL EEN.'
GOOD PEOPLE! Take noli. . . We dtm't want
you ell to ask fur NEW UiRK LEDGERS to-day.
Don't come too faat. We can't aupply all at once , bat, if you
mill come in uiove?, let the droves be small. This w,--k'a
LEDOER it . the miat beautiful weekly ever printed In New.
York. It contains in ad.'.ition to it* hott? of ORIGINAL
STORIES, hcaulitiil Engravmga, FANNY FERN'S FllEMl
LEAVES,
A MAGNIFICENT NEW FASHION PLATE,
later than can be fouud in at y other publication. See if it doe*
not. Price only Four Cents Sold everywhere.
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remarkable command of the f. II resources of language is the ex
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[Boston Evening Oaxet'?
" Tbe author write* with a terrible energy, and hat woven to?
gether a I e.-ra'r-.' lull of tbe n ort absorbing intereat, and which
2? et not eo Kiocb ., o tbe intricacy of the plot aa jpoa
tl r intfi ie ai d ta..iot.ate earufatneaa which pervade* It- Tue
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i.temll lv by the itraDAe, thrilling fast in at ion of the tragic
[N Y. Day Bis k
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tl l ?i here it 6< titiout coniixnitiot . Many cf bis treuee potasee
an ii.'enie vitality. Ilia picture* often aeem to ?low wiib life,
ii dead 11 ben g roinred by art. He h?s a rare mastery of terae
ai d vigornnl eipteiiion. II.? dramatic pnw.-r la equal to but
couitnrtric tkill. Tragedy i* donl'tlcie hi* forte, but passage*
ol ?'.ni.y and beautiful i!e*crii.tiou tbow that he i* alto at home
an.oiIf tne gen'ler elrmenta of humanity If tlie pr.-aent work
he the fir?* fruita of hi* geniua before tbe public, it announce* a
higher order ot int. llect than hae recently been devoted to thie
br*i i b cf literature." [N. Y. Daily Tritune.
"AM interetiing, and. In many retpecti powerfully wrought
tele hy i new author. Tbe de*rri|t.on of the duel, and of the
fl.? 1.1 and lurmit of the toor. crated Woman over tbe ice
etc rusted field* in mid winter are exceedingly well done. A
l-.i.. at feature of the book i on*i*ta in the introductory veraee
I receding each chapter, whiqh are quaintly and fancifully exe?
cuted.'' N. Y. Evening Pott.
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V
" 1 < f.t. and Truth b*v- elasned band* in it* recital !"?Fred
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0 W READY:
ALONE.
BY MAliloN GARLAND.
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FABCINATING, INTERESTING AND POPULAR
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tbe ."n l iHorn that are made- t. extend the aale of books of far
grtaler | retrnaiona. it haa ui cn the t'reogth of it* own iutriiitir
merit*, rrarLid the extraordinary number ot Nineteen Edition*
in little more than a year?tbna. all thing* eoiiiidercd. outstrip?
ping all com| etitort tot the goal it r-opular favor. Rival edition*
sate been published in England an 1 on the Con'ineut, and now.
in Ik MltMl ol feuiirici, the bookaol Marion II .rland are wel?
come Minor*.
a raw i.iTgAtTs rao.v ltvctiiy ?Evir.w? or "al. v
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and fatr.ini.ahle Ii'.!-n. it e a | ? i, a I i s g.ven : and i'a final catastro?
phe 1* a* thnllicg ai it it >uiipl* end natural. 'Charley' i* one
of the beat drawn people we have mel with in print for many i
day. lila. btr*ell?t arry, Jo.fpbine. nurte Rachel. Lyui
Holme*, lie artiat, the Dana family?indeed, almoet everyhajy
intrcduced, even to the mc-reet iketch?are graj Im and distinct.
The Lock a full of nerve, and heart mark* ot that true geni'i*
for w Lote ?ake much la exeutalls. We can point to no re. ent
female work a* containing finer passage a than ' Aloue.' '*
[Bu*ton Post.
" There it geniu*. patho*. humor, and uitrral m it* charming
page*; n urh knowledge of human nature, and pow?r to deline?
ate . haiacter. It < annul fail to be read with deep interest by
all who ba\r true leellng and warm lympathie.. A* a work of
fiction it is one of tbe beat we have read in many a day."
[New York Obeer-.er.
" Tbe inferior merit of ' Alone' doe* not con*i?t merely
Ibe intaiett of the itory. with it* alowing thoughts ami exej? ail
faiu iei; not in the faithful portraiture of life and dellneati u* at
character; not in the voice* of tyropathy constantly falling like
n i air j|on the heart, to quicken it* better feeluigi; nor yet in
Iti unwavering adhetiou to what i* right and proper in itself; but
above all thii, thining lor'b and giving new beauty to all that ii
attractive id human character, the purity, and iiuipilr.'.y. and
Itinlh awg ol ( hmtian principle* breathe their eunoWing ?piril
in every In e." [Lexington (Va) Gaxette.
" A itrikitg and initrurtive tale, aiming at an excellent moral
effect It ia executed with great ait, and depict* character* the
kra] ret?ion nl whoee beauty w.,1 not ?pe-.li.y pa?* from the rea.1
er'*ini.d." ]N. Y. Evangelist.
"'AI ire' ii a hook of great nri'-rit. and we recal fe.rr: tat
whirh ii*pi*y a thorough knowledge of that art which eu'et* *>
largely into tte character of every tale teller?we mean th? ar.
of the 'aeontrvr Ws have leldom met with a work of the
kind more gracefully [ttt north. We commend it moat cordially
to the whole community. [Southern Literarv Mea*enger.
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HORACE ?REELEY
1HK LIFE OF
HORACE GR F.F. I.F.Y;
EDITOR Of THE NEW-YORK TKIBi Sr.
By J? i m Partou With Portrait!. 12mo. pp. AO. Price ?1 SA.
it i* agreed by frit nd* an 1 foe* of Mr. Gr-eley that no more
ably.?ntertalningly anduntruetively written biography ha*ever
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I . ?houid read Mr. I'a-tcu'* book, and he will know Mr.
Oreelej as well a* though he had been ' hiougbt ,p kg '-ne
tan.!' town."
"Worthy cf a place by the aide of the Life of Benjamin
Franklin." [Hartford Religioj* HcraJJ.
" The most *i iey and attractive Biography of the day "
[Boston Journal.
"Hi* ' Lift ' :? a living epietle. proclaiming 'hat rirtuou* et?
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" Ai ittereating *? any novel, yet all true.''
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aale ty Bo. k>r... n generally, or will be lent by maJ, poet pan!,
to any adJresa on receipt ol the retail pr ee.
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PERSONAL MEMOIRS
or
MADAME JULIE DE MARGI'ERITTES.
The tiret if an original *tory, which will prove ore of tbe meet
brillinnt, piquant, and entertaining work* whe.h ha* ever been
given to the American public, entitled
FBXEND6 AND FOES;
oa,
THOSE I LO\-E AND THOSE I HATE,
will be commenced in
THr B| N11AY COURIER,
on SUNDAY NEXT. February 3.
TL * angular prouuetion, though given under the fa* .n.t Lg
guue nt fiction, i* the peraoua^lfrtory ofthat most rsmarkable
woman. Madame de Maraietitte*?now Mra. Fcnter?wr.tieu
by h< r ex| retaly for the columns of THE SUNDAY COURIEA,
Tbe revrlation of tbe history of thie accomplished and ecceu
trie iadv: her adveutarce in the Old World, and her eecapa! -*
in the New; her vanua* fortune* and mutort'ine*; her deecrp
tiottct well known lertctage* a.'.d ber r-veia'ioni of New
Y oik aocie y , alfoge'ner rennet it one of the moat aimjuiar and
rvu itur Larratlve* that Lave ever been publnhed.
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GOULD k LINCOLN N*. * WiA.iFa Baxruo.
r, FEBRUARY 4, 1856.
KKW M V s I C?All Pretty Pieces.?
S; ?rk:r g Sunday Night. 9. M*rkfe:u. 25 et?.
1bit i i:i i>f I .! T rre ? 8. Markstein 25 s.
While rr ceu.g tfl alone. Haftie I Mark-tern. 2J et?.
Spar?- my beirr from growing o?J. Met*. 25 et?,
1 car t et part with ttce. Met?. 25 ete
! ouisa Pyre Polka Markstein. < Lithographic !1kere*s.) W.
Bebclmk Puke. 3d ets. Golden Drop Srhottierbe. 3V.
COOK k HRO . 343 Broedwty,
Sole Agent* for Haii.ee Bree Pienoe.
tialcntincs.
VALEMINES?VALENTINES ?A lnrjre as
Y tort-net. t of VALENTIKEft for tele et e very low price,
?n.rf whu h ere * urge lot of *eTJ good *enttmeDt*i VaeOS
tinea for Mie et .5 reutt per grot*.
W, REID C.OCLD. No. 7? Nttwen it.
?o faxmtxQ an? 0tr)cr9.
TO FIOKI-TS fjLRDENERS, BOTANISTS,
erd PROPRIETORS ot MISERIES of NEW-TORK
or d ei virrr-y.?The undermined wiche? to receive (franco) your
A: . i.? Cell ?4? ic ordri lo forwad rder? I r tueh v...tit*
may suit. T BACIIELIER.
Horticultunet, Bottrist end Heeler in Girded Seed*,
No. 26 t"rtulir.e?-tt, New Orleene.
Coot an? /onn?.
LOCT?FIFTY ( 0UPON8 of t*r> etch of the
IiAtPHIN ?ad IUVQITKHANNA COAL COMPANY,
due JtLutrv 1, 1* V., rut from Bond? Nu? 714 to 725. Til to 7 O.
742 to 7*1. Ail perron* are cautioned againet negotiating the
?aire aa [eytctnt ha* hern *to] ped. The laute will be re?
warded bj retun.in* the ?nie to E. W. CLARK. DODGE k
Co. gfOj 51 Will at. New York, i r E. W CLARK k Co., No.
25 Scuth Sd-et. Philadelphia.
REWARD.?LOST t-n Satvitky mornm*.
2d in?t.. while paseii.g thr. ' ib Mar.lougaJ r-r. to N
.1 'i 4'h it.. a PI R TIPPET, l'he above reward w.ll be paidou
ita return to No. 202 4thsr.
lllanto.
\LADY who has taught Muair on the Tiami
tr.d Melodeen, and several kinds tat ruintlng, tuclu<llr,?
o.. aad Watae Colon, and who has also aught Trench, in I baa
rltyrd in church a number of rears, would like a situation in a
tin i v or school to TEACH. and in addition a chalice ss OR?
GANIST aa Sunday*. At lice in or near thii cits preferred.
Reftrenrrs givi l it des.ra<l Address Mie? M. BROOKE, Bos
No. 16C Tribune Once.
ABESPEI TAIU.i: SCoICH WOMAN wants
a si-tut,,,n at ( IIAMBERMAII) and PLAIN SEWKR,
or to TAK1 CARE ol a BABY, tan be seen fur two day? at
No. ?t> \\ est 1Mb ?r.
W'ANl ED? A sittiatinti l?y a young Woman as
TV cook. UaeWaSaade all hinds at Pastry. Poultry aad
other Bak:r??. Has two and a half yean' reference. Wage?
*8ier n inth. Alao. a snuition is wanted by her cousin a*
PARLOR MAID aad WAITRESS; wares *7 per month
Both would like to get in one family. Call or eddre-s No. 119
2d *v. PicelleLt city reference.
ATTENTION, MEN of BI'SLNESS!?WANT
ED. I y a voung Man 22 years of age?a ('otmec'icat Vaa?
ke*)?a reoef, raj Id v\ rltir a affaattrra as CLERK, ASS is PANT
BOOKKEEPER or COPYIST in an Office, or to make himself
generally uaeiul in any good, nrpectaUe pace. Oaai raasr
er ret given as to ability and charac ter. Salary not so much ui
i rj-ct tm the situation.' My purs* is not Fortmiatus-I.hc, but i?
already ihalli w?made so by b, irdlug and advertising; an I if
ecu e kindly-disposed b>i*iu?*? man doe* not give me a place
?it. ti.e Conn er may have an extra rase to attend to. Busi?
ness man this is my list appeal: [ray heed ih Adlreas, for a
ftw day*, DESPERATE TANK EE, at the office 0f Savory*
Ter [, .ai.ee Hotel, No. 14 Bookman ?t.. New York.
At ? I N I I.I.MAN of considerable business expe?
rience, recently orccpyicg a very responsible financial
11 s.t.on. a-i.hes to become in'ereate.l in some respectaele busi
ttre* in this city. Is worth about + ' ? ?- and has at preeeut
S> i rr t,. ?>8 111 in , asb. Address, staling nature of business,
B E U Tribune tlffice.
BOOKKEEPER WAN! 1.1 ??In an Iron Mnnu
lartnrii g Establishment?a married i ,;. preferred. Must
be ihoio'ul.lv qualified to take charge of the bock? of the con?
cern, at .1 l.s.e .eo.1 jrei > tal business education. Beat of r. f?r
er 1 ??? r>quired Addreas ((fating salary expected) ROLLING
MiLIel R x No. IM, N Y. Poet-Office.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED.?One who la gmu
eraily icqunnted w th Mercantile uasge, and willin: to ast
a j ertioi: it the time aa Salesman, or attend to out-door buai
i.i 1 a. Ad4fata PHILANDER. Tribune Office.
Bot WANTED ia the APPRENTICES' LI
BKABT, No 472 Biaadwa* Oaaaaoal Hyean of age.
a hi wrir" a good L r-.,! ai.it is somewhat acquainted with books.
A] (ly trim U to II o'clock A. M.
Ji'll.N V<il Mr ia very vuceesiful in suitin?
fainilie*. boarding houeea, kc., with Servant*, and Servtrne
with Situationa. at the Protesten: Employment Society'? Onv e,
No. 7 Carmine-af.
\TAItNIMI MAKElT~\V?NTKD.?A Man of
correct habits having some eipesiei.ee in 'tie mauufact ur
l.gof \ srt.sf es. may a.lares* P.O.. Bei No. 1692. ot apply
at No. SM Ptarl st.
TK/ANTED?A very rMptHtteble Woman as aa
T? ATTENDANT on an Elderly Lady reaiding in the coun?
try. Apr Iv immediately at No. 14? Grand ?t. Alao wanted a
l DOK, I AIMiRESS and WAITER-OIRL.
WANTED^A Protestant W< i.M \N u i ooL
Mull be vi BBM to assist with the coarse washn g. Good
references required. Apply at No. IJO West l.'th st., near5th a*
ANTED?A (ieTnian or Kotzliah COOK at
No. 17n* Wni 22d ?'. between 7th and Sth-av*.
W'AN'l 1 I' -A? V.. 1 K.int BrOadvTIJ, -
f ? menf. SITt'ATIONS PROCt'RED for Conducton,
Baggagemen and Pireaien on Railroads Bar keepers, Clerk*
I? or. i ev Stores loa.hn.er Put. r* VNalters.hc
_ED. PILLEN.
Ill DRY GOODS SALESMEN WANTED,
1 " r at the < L< >BIN0 OUT SALE
OF THE LARtiE 8TO? K OF DRY DOOM ks.
oj RF.M<EN A IIIN'GEE,
bth-iv , one ill or below Mth-et.
N' i,e seed ipply but th. se that can bring go<?l reference with
them tor hentsty at.debility. Applv as above this murui'.g from
I to 9.
w
Ciianrcs for Dneinree i\\cn
AKAIiK CHAM E for a totinjf ninn to nuke a
fortune with a cash capital of *:a?\?Th.? an active, iutel
. g,-Lt one u ay .!o from this chance offered and with no labor
hur travel anu intercourse with the best ?jlasaaa of so, ety, and
with kla entire meat s always I:, hie own bands A trave.i .g
1'hrenol. <:st Lecturer, or Ager.r. jould attend to his own bust
l ese at d Ore too. ( all. or audrees immediately, J. N. STILL.
No. 52 Pnr.ce .t.. Brooklyn. L. L
APARTNER WANTED?To manufacture-*
salable inicla | aying 20 pat east profit. M?t hs-a 4)'l tsoaj
I iilts!. ?>3tf> worth of goo-:s pjaas a dae.whichall.au be
acid to the best houses in this ekty. Allere**' WUW. Tr.buae
Q tf.ee. _
DRUG STORE fur SALE.?The proprietor of
a Dreg Store in one of the moat flourishing tow:.* in Ohio,
v ?! i. ? to retire from business, of/ere hi* Stock, Building la
three-storv bruki. Good will, fnt SALE on reaxn.al.le
terms The I 'letueea waa eatabiished in 1ST2. and continued by
the pr< ; i et. .-to :be pre*.'m.e. . SALE ... ???-..?.. c
tici. w.th the above, or separately, a handsoaie PRIVATE
BEUDEN! E bea.'if ?I* aituated, and the (iROl'NDS?
abtut an acre?laid ort with taste, a-.d containing a choice va?
riety ef Fruit Treea, Shrubberv. kc. j also, on the premiaoa, a
goto Gieen House, lee-lloase,"Stable, end other out c iiid uga.
1 he town s ei.e of the most bsa .t.f-i! ,:i the State, containing
ah. ut 4 "0 ir.habitru.*? an 1 is fast beeomtng a manufacturing
[cu t ot th' first importance. Any Druggist wishing to locate
u. tbe West will hod i' ro bis a.:vantage to exaictne ?hie before
decidir g. No one need apply who cannot pay Jowa from 44,000
to #I'\'fO and give aiuloubted aecuritv for the remainder uf
tie pun base money. For further particulars addrea* W. M.
M.. with real Limo.Tribur e Office.
MACHINE SHnj'.?hor >ALE or to LET. a
Brick MACHINE SHOP tui.t in UVI. fja Vtaterford,
Nea York, U milea north of Aibar.*). 99 feet long by 36 feet
aide. tw. stories h gh?I er es 11 l'et. with L.cea. Shafting,
Pulleys, Belts. Tr ; hin u en, Forge?, Viee-b'nel.ee, and Steam
- r beat.ng buildir g Ac, all in onler. Ad.ii.ioi. for Engine
1? by '.'4 feet, with A team Engii.e. and necessary apparatus.
VV atrrfrtd s a pleasant v?lagj-. at junction of Hudson and Mo?
hawk Riven, with Rsiiroad. R.ver and Canal commumca'.oa to
atrr ci'tea Ret.;?, and many necetsane* and couv?-Lieu<ee of
iivi: g much lower than ic large cities, making it a desirable la>
cat.cr. for tuaautarrurieg purpesea Several atnall Tenements on
land ?d;otnipg which will ho sold if desired in connection with
above. The premie** will be acid, or let for a term of yeara. If
???is arge portion of purchase mcney may remain on bond a-.d
atortgage for term ad years Reason for aeniag. the owner s
stoat engaging in business at the West. Apply to
_JOE HC A M TODD. Waterford. New York.
PEBLIC NOTICE.?MOLLIERE SYSTEM
fcr MAKING BOOTS and SHOES by MACHINERY,
patei f'd June 12. 19. J .ly 1. Nov. Had 27. and Dec. 11 and It,
lfW-THP MrOLLlER'E BOtrT AND SHOE PATENT
COM*ANT tr- : <w t*idy to make sales on liberal terms <4
afheif raStawt fcr makmg Biota and Shcwe by machmenr. with
a gxaraaaee of Tag j er .entern gain over th* expense of mar.ii
fact?re I j uV . aafaud. for all the I'nite . Statoa, except tag
State ad Bow Y.rt. whether by State*. Dtstncu. Countiee,
? ikM Tew. a gf ..'hstfwiae. Purchase.-* will be ?hown Use
whole ?o.l.ere svetem in operation at the Melliere Bo.'. and
Saoe Mall, near Troy, in tie State of New-T< rk. Apvliea
tata* in ptaaun.a* i . - Cempaey't office. No. 3
BaaadwaJ New York' tromtx.v i-utMi?? ?<. By order.
_ HENRY DE VECVE. Seeretary.
T< i 1 KIN I EK*.?There j* tD opptirtunity for a
good Industrie it J.,6 Prfaxter with i little cask, to enter
ae a PARTNER u. aa office long e*t*Al*aV?d m t2ne citv
with a goad ran ef wort For farther pa-tu mart ?:.ir> as 1 W
Box Nr 111 TVtBr.c Office a'a' g where an i.teevrew can be
PRICE TWO CENTS.
DRIT. M.'KFS in WILLIAMSIUMiOH f-r
SALT? Ot? taking * |00 per week and Iii? oder ?V) per
week. Pre* #3.000 lor one and ?) 1 .'to for theoih-r. Terra,
cash. S COCkCKOfT, NV 72 South 7th at.. WSllUmeburxb.
er Nr. 11 Merchants' Exchange. Wollet.. trom W m to I p .?.
P|X) DRUGGISTS. ? For BALE, a DRUO
J. STORE, doing ? e?*h b tun nee* of ?>?.<>? ?nnnalv oca'-1
In the CR* i f lodlantpolU, the capital of Indien*; p? elation.
20.M0; *t< ck well asecrtel | food ttand, with a ?wd lea** in the
heart of the cite A tine opening for any peteon or person* who
wish to inre*t in the Prog trade, a* the pretest r*A*:i'fc.r wi*he*
to retire. Capital required from *>v0?' to ?i0..WV Kor farther
particular* inquire or acdrea* A. CUSHMAN * C*.
No 2? Broadway, New > ork
T? nKICK-MAKERS and BRICK-MASONS.?
Frrpoaala will he receive.' at my office, in the town of New
her; , an-il the 16th day ot Febrnarv next for making and ka.-a
irig ore million and a naif of good*, bard brick, ench a* will he
?rrruved of by the Chief Engineer of tin-Atlantic and North
Carclira Railroad Company, for erecting Machine-Shop, Depot
Bulldirg and Warehouse at Newborn, for mid Company. The
rl.T and wrod, if preferred, will be fnrai'bed at the v?rd*. which
i will be within two or three hatsired yard, of the place the build
i Inge are to be erected en. The elaT ia alw ben g <! ig. The
yard, or ? place for making it. will be fut-i.ahed free of coat,
?1 . i. w ill require eery little expense te prepare.
Or, if preferred, person* who propose to make the hriak mar
alao i roi rae to t ut *p the maaonry of the biimiiiiga at to tnuea
per thousand, allowing, a* they may i ll.e a certain number
el brick to the cubic foot, and they furnish everything complete;
1 all et enltict to be deducted.
The budding* are in a v.r. convenient position for the con?
tractor. 1) it g immediately adjoining the town, and oti* of them
ic.n ? irately < n the river and the other* within tw o or thregt
buttered yard*. No doubt that contraria ran alac lie made with
ether par'm fir runar work, with a '.liable n, 'lector.
If rreferTed. acturitv will be given and taktu for the faithful
earrvlt a oat of the ?*id contract.
Persoi a ore posing can either propcee ar not to take a portion
of the fteca of .aid Company in payment.
The ' laut < f the betiding, can be *een ?I any time on appika
licn at try effee.
Regular fa keta mi between Newbeni *nd New-York sod
ether Northern port*, whieh will enable eoutrac'cei to land
ma. finery or any material* at very short uoti.e directly to the
yard.
A* regard's the health of the place, few towm, Northern of
Si nthern, can he**' nf letter.
Pr. i oaals will si so be received for the woodwork aod tlaticg
of the same building*, w th or without material, f" .u hod.
E R. STANLEY. Contractor.
Newbeni, N. C. Jam It, 18.V1.
(To CUIiom it man Concern.
ANATURAL CURI081TY.?The uitlmifMfi
I****-., a REMARKABLE NATURAL C?RIOUTT,
to which be Invitee the attentiou of the public. It la a beauti?
ful HEIFER, one year ? Id, weighing about *?.? pounda. spotted
red and white. It has SIX PK l( FFCTLY-FOllM BO I.EOS,
two i f which, about two feet la length each, bang suspended
from between the ahoslder.. Anv one de?n im of pun basing
this animal ran address JACOB STUI'BLE. House of Repre?
sentatives, llemsturg. Pa
C'^?rfl?N^TlTK KMCKEEIKX KKR~ICE
( I'.MPANY' ' employ* no Agent to collect bill*, except
such a* are Inn i-I.ed with written authoritv ? <nod by the
l'rtsuleut and Secretary. R. T. COMPT?N I're.ideut.
W .?. I U ll.COV Secretary.
MATRUM ?im AL?LEAP v l: ?I; - L?1)I ESj
TARE NOTICE.?Two romBf Gentlemen of high stand
Ii g in society, good inotale. fine personal appeal ar.es aod a lib?
eral .liuianou, wish to CORRESPOND with reierence to
MAI K1MONY . with two Ladies of good personal a; ,>earanc*,
education and intelligence, not o-.er 18 and 24. Sineerty pledged
and required. Addreea tor one week J O. A. and H. \. 11.,
t/l ,.i eajaavta Post titticr. K.-w*York City.
MISSING?Siti.e Krida'. moniioL', Kit?. J. a
YOUNG MAN aged It year*, five feet lour niche* high,
afout ballf, full face, light complexion, light h*lr and blue eye,;
ilrened in black frees roat. black pant*, black whet ve*t
trimmed with gold cord, black cravat, patent leather boots,
bltck (elt hat ai J gray ?h.iwl. Hud on gold watch ami chain,dig?
it i ad breast-pin and diamond linger ting; he u'tcuded a party at
the n .i.l< : ,e of Mr. Pe< kham il.t a'-et , between Broailway
and tth-av., aud lett there about 3 o'clock to return to hi* h me,
No. 9i}K**t Tweniy-inuth-.t.. attics whieh lime h? ha* not
h, en hear.! of. Any iutonuai.on of him wilt be thankfully re?
ceived by E. A. riERCK, No. I*. Liberty-*!.
T< i the l'l'IlLIC ? Pemona bavin.; M.i.hok to let
i an *ave then *elv. > much trouble by leei iug a deaerip'lon
of 'he sane * ith me, and per-on* wishing to hire ran be accom?
modated with iUtxot Honecs, thereby ?*? ing much time and
trouble.
T. S. BOYD. Broadway Tabernacle, No. 340 Broadway.
S
0 0119 co to Let.
PAI IOU8 IX)FT8 to LET?AI So. MS Inroad
way. with L on Leonard-*'. Inquire of
E. ANTHONY, No. 30? Broadway.
To LET?For a fin<t-c)a*:a BAKERY.?The
STORE and BASEMENT No. ?24 6th-av., between Snth
and 87:h *ta., will he fi'fsd up for a good tenant, or the whole
Ibl'ilng i an he bad. Poageaaiou immediately. Lot atlon ex?
cellent for the huainee*.
fOR SALE; ?The LOT and Bl'ILDINOg. No. 622. aiijoio
lg Applylo A. ( . I.OOMIS. No. I 1.11 Broadway.
To LET?la Cllatoa Hall, Aator-place, two
pr. n aeal STOKES TLey will 1< leased for a term n: year*,
l o LET?A large ROOM on lbs second floor of Clinton Hall,
?uitsble fdr church or arcictie*. Alao. oKEli ES.
At ply to the Jannor at the building, or
RDMVNO COFFIN, Nav tt Wtm\m+%
TH) LEASE.?The " HOTEL DE L'ElTt?PE,"
No*. M8 and W Houston-it., rorner of Crosby. It ha*
I een at tolucted for many years a* a (Irate lam Ho'el by it* pres?
ent owner, who give* it up only to take charge ot another out
the city Fl'KNI II HE f. r .ale. Apply to N. BL'NF.L, on
the [ reu,ire., or to WILLIAM C. RI'snEL, No. IOC Broadway.
To LET or LEA>l.-Seventl STORES and
DUELLINGS on Broadway, between 27th and 28th ,ta.
and 2Mb and jOthets; a large rear piece of ground mvy be bad
with one of the store*; the dwelling part o>er two store*, cor?
ner ot 27th .f., nav be united for a boarding-bou**. Applylo
II M. SI HIKE! ELIN, No. U Ma<ii?ou *.|u*re, north aide.
T_TjTET-^An old-e?tablished"je'iVKL R V
STORE, and the Stock and Fixture* fur SALE. Apply
No. 94 Fulionef.
PO LET?ROOMS with POWER. Koaitiuo
l central, Light capital. Rare* low. Hv
M. GAl'Or. No 102 Walkor at.
TO LET?The fiiur-attiry STORE. No. UA
Fultor-*t.. rui ning through t? Ann *t.. about 130 foot
deep. Anly toOEOROF. BRI.'CE. No. 11 Chamhera-af.
Kcal tTotatc for Sale.
AT PRIVATE SALE ?The 4-*t?.ry Brown
Stone-Front HOI SE and LOT, on the aouth eaat rorn.-r
of.Vtlet. and Lexmgton-av., with all the modern improve?
ments. Alto, the 3-*tory Brirk HOUSE and LOT No. 106
West 11'h st.. with all the modern improvements. Also, the
t-ct.rv H.-.k HO USX and LOT No. 214 West Vi'l.-.t.. with all
the modem improvements. Sixe of Mouse Ibft. 4m. by Aett.
Alao, the l-atory Brick HOI. SR and LOT No. 1M W*st33th-*t.,
with all the modern improvement* Slge of Houae 17ft. 2in. by
49 --ep Also, the 3-story Brick HOUSE and LOT No. 140
U est J4th st., with all the modem Improvement*. Sixe of
bouse ?1 by 18 ft deep. Also, the new 4-*torv Brawn-Stoae
F t.clieh Braetr.ent HOUSE and LOT No. 4J U eat ?th-sr.
Houae 20 by bo feet deep, finiahed in the heat manner, with ail
lie modem improvement*. Also, two 3-*tory Brick HOUSES
ai d LOTS on the north *ida of Eaat 30th at. known a* Hafk 83
a: .1 ' . Hi in t > ?.? f. " deep finished . grxsl style. Lois
SC ft. 9 m. For term* ar.d 1*11 particular* *pply to
BAKER A U E?RS, Auctkmesr*. No. 6 Pin* *t.
("OR SALE.?Two threc-atory aod baaemfnt
Brirk DWELLING-HOUSES situated in 30th-.r.. in the)
vicinity of Lexingron-av. lite hnoaea are 20 foot by 4'. feet.
Let* are 20 feet by 98 feet B inches. They are finished with ail
the modern improvement*, and the price of each 1* ??"?.'
Posees*ion given immediately. For further iuformatiou apply
et No. 180 loth-tt., one door ea*t of 3d av.
FOR SALE ? Ttif iM.'ll-biiilt, ( o-iveui'Tit
HOUSE. No. 97 Henry *t., near Pikeet. Apply oo the
premise* ficpi 11 ta 3 o'clock.
If OR SALE?A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT
in the Town of Y'onker*, three foarrh* of a mile from the
hnerdelc Station, finely situated, conaiet.cg of < acre* of laud,
with a large modern houae, which is ?uj p.ied throughout with
'is lest of gpring water, and all necee-ary oat-budtLug*. For
fuithrr panicular* a;ply fo HOMER MoRi.AN,
No. 3 Metropuli-an Bank Baildiog. Pio*-*t.
J^OR SALE at FLl S1ILNO, L. I.?The com
mcdious HOUSE, with alsvnt three fourth* of an acr* of
OliOUND attache.:, in the center of the einige with a large
front on the main thoroughfare?(or many year* occupied by
Joer.ua Kimberaea boerdmg-echool?ia now ottered for sale at
a low price, and on easy term*. If not sold by 13th of March,
w ill be RENTED. For partie?lar?. *pj>ly to
WOOD, N
EDWARD WOOD, No. *3 Pine*?
I^OR SALE?A FARM contaiDin? IM aen ?
situated in New-Jersey, one boar'* ride by re iroed. near a
depot; 20 acre, large timber land, balance under a high trat* of
cultivation; ha* a good dwelling-bcraae barn* and ether out
. ga. For r^icular*, apply ta T. J FO?D, No. 8u CoorV
laad'.-*c _
1^OR SALE or EXCIIAXOE?For improved
CKy Property; a v.ostdeairabl* COUNTRY SEAT, about
i u.n'e* from the city, with 18 acre* of rsh Ltnd. well .tork*>d
w.tb l very variety ol che . hoicest Fnnt The Howe is of be ck,
three ?tone* and hasement, buiit without regard to expeuge,
sj.c ta i tain* ail the ronvenienre* of a city Houae, furnaVe,
warer. Ac.; t* elerantly fun.kahod, and command, a most exten?
sive at d delightful view. The oa'building* are model* for c im
t ietenea* ai d cotiv?nience. Apply to
CHAUNI K.Y BARNARD. No. ?8 Broadway.
Fir BALE gsTfRTRj beautiful FARMS near
this city- some binding on the Hudson?rartou* sixes.
I ncss scd loratiens. Also, a beautiful H'll SK in Jaoe-et.?
?7300: three in West 33tb-*t.?*8>(,. WANTED t PUR
< HASE, for c**a. a good HOUSE in the Seventh Ward?ptice
e? ere or ?8 ore. WM. H. ME LI CK No. 817th-.v . before 10
? td alter 3 o'deck.
LOTS for SAIJi?Two~Tk\in*hle BUILDDW
LOTS, 26 by 103 feet 3 Inches each, ntaated on the *oath
erly aid* of ISthet. between 1st aod 2d av*., ue*r Stayveeant
?qaave. An iJ at OfEeaJ No, 18? lOfh-et., one door eeet of 3d ??.
I
rpHE JXLIN0I8 CK NT HAL RAILROAD
J. COMPANY
U mw PliriUn to ?BLL b?BB two MILLIOXt Of ?c?m
or ?blsctbi?
PIIAIKIK, FARM AND WOOD UNDS
IN TRACTS OK 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
to Mit pinUwn, of loci eredf* end ?I low ntmrn of laeareet.
Tory wre granted by too Ooverr,a>*Dt to weu?>t(. tha
Baildirg of tout Railroad, whtch runt from too extrem* oorth t?
the extreme toslh of the Stato of Ilm. it. Ii pastes fromoij t?
oxid, through -he rich*** and arose fer'ile Prairie* of the State,
dotted here and there with rrisg illVent Oat Oroeee. There
cent opening of nearly 000attkee of that read thm-rs ,>te?a tha
lanes for euiUvurion. They ere nattered frue* ewe to Afleea
at.let on tech tvde of it through Ra entire leafla.
The ga| m a dark, rich uiold, from ?>,.? to Bve feet in d*p*b.
ta gently rolling, end peculiarly IM' I ?n graalng eattle aoJ
aheep. and the coi vetiuoa*' wheat, ladtan ooea, he.
The 6rtt crop of Indian com planted on the aawly Muhe?
O-Xirte. aeaaUy part the coet of plowing and a.iaetiroe* fe. . i .g.
Vr heat tows oo new lamed aod la care to yield tery lerge pro? a.
On* man with a plow and two ee*c ot oien, will V-*? ? t ?1
a half to tare acre* per day. Car tia. -t. tn be utad* ftej Sreetmg.
ready for corn or wheat, at ?-' tc #3 SO per acre. By )?l.ctuaa
management farm* oiey be broken and fenced the Q-W, antl
ander a high etat? of cultivation the areoad rear.
The larger yield en the cheap .and* of Illinois, oeer aigh
prtced lande In the Pattern and Middle State*, la kwi? >? to ba
much more than swfAcieiit to pay the diftreue* of trantporta
boa to the Pattern market The rar id latreaee Bad growth mi
Bvarwhing town* and vtllagaealertg the line of this mad afford a
grow big b, me Jemand for farm rrodu. *.
Coal and wood ere delivered along the road at difereut poia'S,
at from # 1 *' to #4 the cord or tan.
Partiee having in view Iowa, Kan tee, Nebraska a* aCnrieeota
for their future home, thoaJ.t take into ooiwskdr ration that the)
coat try wett of the Miarvsslppi it deetitute ef railroad*, 'hat
the conreniencie* of treatwoetiag grain and produce tea lanaa
on the Imt of the Illlnoi* Central i"?ilroed, direet ta the great
Pattern market i* turficiei.t ot it*-I to pay the utvaataatat at
from r*lo to #15 per acre higher than in Ooveraaaeatt lattaS ta
Iowa Id other wcrdt, that it cost* to much more to get eeodece
fraen the interior of the country wett of the M*n*awlp,it to the
Katrer-. market, that the fanner wul di d it mach on..-* prvajn.
(table to locate ou the line of tin* railroad.
raica t?D exeat op r? twist.
Th? pnee will vary Crom #5 io f 25. according to toeaflet!,
reality i r. CoritracU for deeds run lie made during the year
1S.V. tti|<i:lttln* the purchase money to be paid la firo eaneal
tnatalirari Is?ue tint to be, om* due in two Teat* froui date "d
contract, the othen annually thereafter The Met payment wtfj
bee on e dee at the end of the atxth year from date of contract.
Bv the 22d tectten of the Act of the Legtelerure. approved
10th'February, IUI, thee* land* are free from taxation uattt
thrv ire paid for and a deed of <-o:v. eye. ce granted la the pur.
tSTtaxkT will as cotauao ?t o?tr two raa caar rta
asaiM.
Aeagecnrlty for the performance of ?he contract the Sret
ta i wt ? i te'rett mutt be paid in advance hut It mnet be au
deiatwd tl.it one-tenth of \\t ItLd put haard eliall yearly ha
Brought ander cultivation. Longer credit* at tig per. eat aar
ai.uni.i Bat] b* uetct ated by ?petltJ app '.at . i, Twenty per
cent from the credit price will be deduc ed for rath. In which
cat* the Cc o.pat.v't C< ri'f-tt. ti?n Pond* ?ill he receivedeeceaa.
It i* believed that the piic*. lent error .md Vow rare* ef In?
terest charged for the** land*, will ?nable a man with a lew
hundred dollan in ea?h and ordinary li..lu?*rv, to make bimeelf
in.!, pet dent before all the purr bate money baertrnet duo. Mean?
time the rapid tettlerneut of the country will pnbebly have ui
erea*e?l their value four or five fold, when required.an expe?
rienced rertoD will accompany applicant* to give laiorti.atoa
and aid In eelecting land*
Large Plata, showing the precise location of the tatet* through?
out the State, may he teen at the ofhee. Stnall pocket Plata,
a* a guide to any part of the Compauy'a la'd* and Pamphlet?,
rout ain mg tntereailrg Information. ac.o?ipaaied hy uemerorat
I, Iteea frctB respectable farm en throughout the State, may bo
bad on application at the oflke ot the Company, No. ft Mfeh.
gan ev.. Chicago. CHARLES .M, HCPUT, fa..
Laad Affnt mla?!? Ctatril n,.in?H r...,IMn,
Pinvo HOI NFS suil LOTS for SALE. - Od*,?
A fir?t clttt three storv end basement (wi'h ?abcellar)
HPK K HOUSE on lata at, son'h side between itro?.lway/
end 8th er , second house freai Broadway, in a bl-tkof eight
hontet, fiowu Shaaa hiae akaaa and btteiaeut; tili 1* feet S
li ebet by (6; lot 18 fat' 9 Inc. e, hy 1"' feel 4 trieb??, p:?t com?
pleted. The other a new fit?'.late three story Fi ?1i-h bate
ment. brown ?tene front Hill r>K. onS.d ?t uorth between
8th av. and Broadway IdaJ lWt| ltd IdalM Ipeti |. tUe thir l
houte fron. Broadway in a block ot 12 house*. Both are tfnlahedl
in the best style, are pr.ni-le.l with ell the modern Improve?
ments, located in agreeable uei?horh ods, and axe a deatral.le
proierty. I>rn ? of sale accommodating. In.pulre ?? J AHK.rl
MI'NSON, Land Oftire, comer fU Bt. and 7th ev , or A. J.
It Ll Ft KIR A to.. No. 7 Broad st.
$4r>,o<io.
?FOB sali:, F0UB HOUSES!
and LOTS; tare, on Greenwich-st.. IS
by 58 tee* rjtaa on Harrisotott., 2<' by .54 teet | the whole plot of
! 54 by 78 feet, siruated ou the northwest comer of Oreen
wirb and Harrison*!?., bj a growing business locality, withiu
Ibras -irret? of the North River dock*, and hat a few rodi from
the tludsou River and New York and F.rl? Railroad U. po's.
Said properly is subject to two m.o t?t?r? of gi/S.OlM)) the Crtt
BtotVgagS to Trinity Church, of <14.ih0. at 8 per e*at. pavahla
iu about one year; the second mortgage, of #14,080, payable on
the day Ol ?e.'e. N. B - The proceed! of tale of said pr p-r'y
above the a>28,ntii mav He on aaad Bad mortgage foe five yean,
at ti pal cent. Sail jrooerty will be sold, by order of this
Bapreme Court,tka Rth day of Febtuaty, at 12 o'clock m., In
the Merchants' Kic hange, if mil lispo-e f ,,( t>eftige at privtra
sale. A gi o.l and indisputable title will be gleern For parlicit
' Mi Uro.
pa- c.
Ian rail. a 'Dr. H. K. ROOT, No. H2 Broadw y.
Jnatrnction.
A
LADY of the biKheat poaitioo aa a Teacher.
X5A receive) daily at her houte, lour you .g La lie* for privat?
Instruction Iii ?11 the English Branche? with Music Bad ftt ? h,
'there an-at present two vacancies. Apply hy lattei, or per
I. to MADAME i . Be "< White ?? . from I teto'cJoeV
BLOOM FfELi? XC*\ DEMY.?BOtiBDtM?
and DAY SCHuOK for Wh aeiet, pleasantly and healthily
situated corner of Bloonifield and l?t-ata, lloboken, N. J., wilt
commence II? next term Fohtutrv 5. Number of aeholtra
lin i'ed. Circular* al WESTF.K.MAN'S, No .-si Rrm lw?y,
N. Y .orby ED. FELDNKiV, PruiclpaL
BixiKK KEIMNO - \\ Ul ITNC ? ABItHME
TIC -Mr DOI.BKAR. No. 8'N Broadway, will receive
neW Fltl Ua THIS DAi ferCio-ap t !*?? end Pr vnte Lette?.
Tbi? ie the largeat Colon.errisl Irittrution in .NceYu k. Slu
e: ra u ny lely on being .|U*litied in a pru ti.itl tud 1 ueii -tsg
ike manner for euy situation.
DAII.> NORMAL S( |[(H?l,.-Tii.' DAILY
NORMAL SCHOOL if tka BOABDat EDUCATION
will be ci el. for ihe regieti v, caaminaftoo . a-?'hc .on, and Ir.?
itrai mm ? I Femeie Pu| il?, ou MONDAYS sn.l THUKSDAYS
? f rtrh werk, et 8 ..'clock P. M., tr the ~* linitl (taaia la the
Hall of the Board of Education comer if Oran.l and ' 1 >. m ,
I'OBaaaemlM on MONDAY t|,? lirh Ine?. - , ? ,f Xfsle? oil
W EDNEBDAYS ai d SATURDAi < at lb* tune plica, at g
o'clock P. M.. ci mmenriug on the loth ins?. Tha regular ilt.ly
te-r out will commence at soon as the re.|uUlte uuuih. r of pit
pile shall have been enrolled
All persons redding in the ri'y, of II yean of age and ap>
ward, if leu.ales, and 18 yean andupwai.l if mules, who in'an.l
to pursue the profettloii of teaching, n ny present tbeniaelvee for
examiusiiou. ttv Ii M l .'.SON,
WM. S SEE,
I HAVEN PORT,
v. M ALLAJ
l<. R WIN PHROP
JEDEDI VII MILLER.
IIA'. Ill U Hill
Fxecative Committee on Norn. J t^hooit.
L^KKNCH and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
JT YOI'NO GENTLEMEN, No. 41 Ea*' 24th-*' , Ifonnelle
H. Peugea et'?S?hool.)_FLIE CHABLIF.R.
M^FNT WASHINOTON COLLn?i?TE' TN
ST1TI TE, No. 211 4lh-*t . en Waahlr^ton-.aiitre, can - r
of Vecd ugaJ-st. i l.AHKE A FANNING, Pnretrpel?.
SELECT HOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS?
two mllea north of Mlddle-owii. Ct. _
E. W. BECK WITH Pn -.;, o.
T" VRE CLABffiC?L (?YMNASICM, Hil l.:
House Astor place, entrance from Third avitiioe, eondu. ted
hy J. F. BIN).HAM. is a DAI Iii?. 11 84 HOOL, t celving
tweaty p uplla above and twenty below twelve years of age,
preparatory for busineea or college All possible mean* era
used and no care and labor are snared to make thia School la
every raapSCt the very heat on tma continent. The uniform
drei? will henceforth he discontinued.
tfb I i I?b( ?OKKEEI'IN't?, WItriTN?. ARlTh
*W l\f METir taught th ,-ongbly al PAINES'3 ACADE?
MIES, No. 2S90r*ud at.. N V No. 1SS, FaltaW st Brooklyn.
"Ast tetcberof Penmanship and llookkreping t ol. PA1SI3
Stand? unrivaled." . I Morning Journal.
)i3 ?GREAT BElTfCTION 'flUS DAY.?
Tie subscriber will recehe new Pupil* THIS Htv*
?i the Boaaaaal charge of #2 lor the course .nclud./.g Sta'lonery.
OLIVER B GOLDSMITH. No 382 Broadway,
t i No 277 Kultet: e?., Brouklya.
Dancing ^cubtraits.
ADODWORTU" PRIVATE DA.NCLV0
* academies
No. BO) Broadway, New York ;
No. i n Montague place, hrookl**,
Are now open for the teuton, rapll* can enaametie* at any
time. Circulara, explaining time arid term*, can be bed at the
Academies
|3iano-/ortc9 an? tt\n*it.
AEOLIAVl, PIAV08, HAI.'M'rMl'MS aod
Ml I.OHJ-ONS with new Imiirof'ntnU, for sale U lew
rate*, or tor rent, with rent tpplied if pur. hated, ,y S T. KOR?
DON. Sole Agent for Han. f, Davie k Co.'* unrivale.1 Pituoe
and Maton k Htmlia'* model Melodeone
Gi HEAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
I koRTES ?Meaen LIGHTE NEWTON k BRADBU
RPS. No. 471 Brooma-tt.. reepectfully Invite aueatlea to their
PIANO FORTES, constructed with the pe'eut ARCH
WREST PLANK, which U undoubtedly 'be roost aubetai.tiai
rr.proven.ent evei introduced into Una popular inetraa
C'REAT SACRIFICE.?A *,,lfu.ild *}'^r, rfrgev
< wt??d PIANO for SALE for #IBu?elegant case and- a
warrai'edlti every r-?pert by the rcakers. Has not been ..-d
for thr. e month*. The owner is akk and must tell it. ( an \*t
'"Iii No "- V". alket for* 12 o' l.-ck.
HAINES RR<)S.' IMPROVED IKON-FBAMt-.
PI ANOS -Buyen will now rind onr PIANOS ?auch im?
proved by the new Irou Frame and other valt?ahie iiaprvvaateaui
Be?idee. we have jus: reduced oar retail price* (aas petated Hit)
and male armgemente to keep a large ataortaaent always ou
band, at the Music Store of COOK k BRO ageota, Mo. n
bioauway. We invite attention to the beautiful taiak Bad ea
Crior tone of oar liulmmaat? Name rout testimonials frnua
[h authority can be eeea on appJicatioev HAINES BROM.
J&C. FISCHER* I IA.NO-FORTE MAN!'
a FACTORY. No*. 241 to 231 Weet iTIthsL, uaar Bth-ar ;
Vk arerooaa*. No. 325 Broadway, optusite Broadway Theater.
S. eon -hand P.a: oe from * V' U #1*0. Piano* tat.*d,repaired,
ta let and aaehengad,
7' 1^A>'0-FORTE8, 1 MELODE0N, arad f
HARMONIC AN. 7 .t,,,,. to rent at #2, #3 #3 50 and ?4
a n ontl.. or for sale at 0?, ?Vis, #t5, #100, #141, a)**), sr.
ert A Co.'a. Asians for #SS>. Me tie thoroughly
? ? ' ? ' I .-?*'. c. ? v I r ,f lit MSDAY, 125 Grai^t -
CotftrTJ, tt)arbtoare, and Jron.
ADIR0NDAC IRON Co. PIO IBON-Otr.d
. Cb"ro?J Whit* IRON fee Forge earpc
aale hy AOENT Adirondac Irou Compaay.
JOHN W UUINCY, Na ft WS(;

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