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TOW-YORK TRIBUNE
in it ?rvt.?0HH*nt?* !552?
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n nw.voiR w?R" TKinni,
A VXRY LAAOE PAPER FOR TlIE COUNTRY
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?aj ujuo. Two Cotnee for *>?, Fite Copiee fat $11 25.
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?OR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION.
J,pr.*<w. tt> departure rfwhMul Slewrri M Liver
HWB** 0s per aanuin, pctage included. Biojie Ccpiet, Six
THE NEW-VOHK TSUKI 'PIE,
?OB CALIFORNIA. OREO ON, AND
THE lAKDWK'll ISLANDS
It nibueted ow tbe departure ad ??'? Mel Steamer fur Atpin
well et t)l 40 atuiam. Single totere, Sit Ol
fidigiott? Xot?c?.
Arlveat ?lli-lon Church Mo. 207 Rowerv -SUN?
DAY Dext,pre*oAing et lOj by Eider POOLE; et 3 by Eider
MAXI 'N : and ai7Jby Ftetor HUTCHINSON. Subject in the
ntjln(. " Hiatori- al Prophecy, the Kingdem of (rod nigh et
be**! ' Seata ell free.
II rt.ohl? n Venn? il. n'? < hrlul um Association.?
A Das-ourte to young men will be delivered by the Rev, RUFUS
W CLARK, hi hi? rhurch, romor of Court and Presidcntrts ,
TO MORROW (Smday) EVENING, tb. I4tb intt-, et 7< 0> V? k.
aruine't?"The Nttiontl Ditiet ot ChriiMau YounfMrn." A
peuereJ attendance in invited.
Foraythtit. M. K. t'harch.?PreeeJung*TO-MOR
ROW at 10* o'clock a. m. bj tue Rev. DANIEL WISE. Evening
.Vrnion at 7J o'clock by the Rev. IL M. J1ATK1ELD. Subject:
" Character of Daniel"
Fifth-avenue BoptlerCharch^Vr^buT? TO-MOR
ROW at IC? a m. and at 7} p. m. bv Rev. SIDNEY A COREY.
In tar evening the fourth Lecture of tbe eeriet to young rneo will
?V delivered. _ _^
Pirat Free-VVII I Baptlat (bnrrh, recently removed
to tbe 20th at. Congregational Church edifice hi 20th st , between
fji and Ttb-ava. The subject of tbe lecture TO MORROW
EVEN I NO. at 7 o'clo. k, by tbe Pattar, trUi be " Heaven and ita
Btreit Oaaa/>_
~Jeha-at. Ffrat .71. K. Chon . -Praa^h^
ROW MORNING by In.' Rev R. ROBIBSON of tbe First-Pia?
M E Cburrb. Brooklyn , in the EVENING by Hie Pastor, the
Rev. CHARLES E HARRIS, terv?-e? to ootnmence at |Oj and
7 o'clock. Alao preaching oji WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
ITVENINOS at 7j o'clock._
~EeUcaU-?t. Kapital Church, comer of Varick it.?The
Patter, W. 8 HALL, will Preach NEXT SABBATH MORN
INO, at 10J o'clock, to tbe Soldlert of tbe War of 1H12 and 1114.
A memher to be Baptized in the Evening. /
Lather'* Battlea with the Devil.?The Tenth Lev
tor. ef a eeriet Of p...pit Picturet from tbe Life of Luther, on the
above topic, will he given on SABBATH EVENING, at 7j
aVcmca, by tbe Paetor, lu tlie EngUah Lutheran Church in 1.'itli?
ar, between 2d and 3d an. Morning Servicea at lOj o'clock.
" Life onlv la CMet.???GBO. BTOBJtB, editor ,,f The
Blbae Eiaminer, will pieai h a'the Hila. lberger'a Hall. 8th av.
between 30th and 2ltt tU, ou SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Coto
aaeace at 3 o'clock.
"MeaioriRl Cbarrb." -The Rev. EDWARD
VLAHO, Rerterof All Salnt't Church, will preach TO-MOR?
ROW iSunday) EVENING, in the Church cirner of Hammond
ai. and Waverley Place. Serviert at 101 a m , 3* and 7? p m.
Seel* Free.
Mnrktet-at. t'harrh.?The Rev. T. L. CUYLER will
parh adiaoura* T<J-MORROV\ EVENING, to tbe hnpeni
irnt aal to teekert after Chntf. Subject:" Lot'a Wife." Tnia
aenetit ..tee tbe third in hla teriei of teimona on 4 Bibk Charuc
trra''
New-JermaaJeiii t'harrh (flaeaaiibniihiii) TiiMfc. W< r
?hip F.V ERY SI'NDAY. at Lyrique Hall, No. 7o.i Broadway be
twern 8th and 9th at*., at r } a. m. Seatt free.
North Hatch t'hnrch. orate of William and Fulton-it*.?
Divine Servi -e EVERY SABBATH, at 101 a m. and 3 o'clock
p.m. Lecture on TUESDAY EVENING, and Prayer Meeting
as FRIDAY EVENING, at 71 o'clock. Sabbath School at 9
a in. and 2 p. m. Strangera and Ci'.izeut are cordially invited to
attend. Seata furniahed by tbe Sexton. N. B.?A DAILY
Prayer Meeting it held between 12 and 1 o'clock, in rear of tbe
Ch ireh.
OHver-at. Hnptlat Church.-Change of Service from
Evening to AfWw-in. The Rev Dr. HOWLING, ef thi* city,
w/ul preach TO-MORROW MORNING at 101 o'clock, and the
Rev Mr. PALMER, of Harlem, will prea:h in the AFTER?
NOON at 3} o'clock. Prayer and Couferenae Meeting in tbe
IM NINO at H o'clock. Str?ngen are invited to attend.
Prearhing lo naorro? at the unal bo m in the Kirat
t. < ugTeiatn.LKi Methoditt Chur. h in Lawrru e, corner ot Tillary
etreet, Breaklyu, by tbe Pattor, the Rev. S A. BAKER. Sub?
ject, moraiag. " The Saivatior.of the Rlghteoua." Seatt lor ttrau
gen. Tbe public are invited t? attend.
Jhrateetaat Fplacaaal Miaalaa Charcb, CUnnm
HaU, Aatorpla,. in charge of tb.- Rev. ROBERT O DICKaON.
-Divine Service EVERY SUNDAY at 10} a. aa end at 71 p. m.
All are Invited. Seata free throughout. Expotitmy oa
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS nt 7J o'clock.
Relialona Servicea n. the Attorney Ktroet M. P. Cbun b
TO MORROW MORNING and EVENING; prea. hing by tb
Pattor. At So'clock p. iu., by E.der H. L. HASTINGS.
It. I or me.I Itnirh Church, corner of Broomt*nnd
?ireene-*ta.-Rev PETER STRYKER, Paetor, wUl(D. V.?
preach next SABBATH. Feb. 14. in tbe morning at km o'clrx-k,
*>? "THE ERRORS OF ROMANISM " In the afternoon at J
o'clock, on "MOSES, THE GREAT PROPHET." Seatt lor
?trangert.
RelieJea* Notice.-There will be Preexhing at the U
tore Rd?n of the Fourth Avenue Prcihytrrian Church (Dr.
Parker'*) at 7*o'cIork, by C. L. BRACE Secretary if Children't
Aid Society. Subject: " Labor among the Poor of New-York.'
Menaen to Yona? Women.-The Rev. Dr. D0WL
INSwill preach hia Aunual SERMON to YOUNG WOMEN
at thr Bedlord it. Baptiat ,1'burch, near Carmine, on SUNDAY
EVENING NEXT. Alao preachiiig EVERY EVENING next
week, except Saturday.
Heath Dateh t'harrh. Sth av. and 21 at it_SABBATH
VAEN1NG D18COUBBE8 TO THE YOl'NObytb. Rev. Dr.
M .M Kf I.I.Y. Subject for February 14: " Heppiueaa" Ser
vr et to comnif nee at 7J o'clock.
raanelay Evrnlna Ser>iree In the Church of the
Hol? A poetics.?A teriet ol Sermoni un "The New Heart
a*d Life, with reteren e to Confirmation," will he delivered iu
thit Church, corner of tab av. and 28th-tt. Service at 7} p. to.
Beau free. ' '
Sundny ia a fettival of h .man appointment merely, and
atio.itd n.it be devoted to tolrmn redgioua exercitea axcluaivel)
Kt al*o to menUl and phytical recnation and nijoym. ct, Tbe
*>v. J L. HA PC 11 will lecture ou thit tubject at the BrooklvB
?theaaiaa en BlmDAT IVENINO 3
? l^.f^^l.K*?l,, A.nn|v?-r-.ar> .lleellna ol the ( hurrh
Irina'? ffSaifS jon. ?f rln?"'-?ud wil1 * ?
*l M)AY EVENING, 14th mat., at the Church of the Holv
Till ity Brcxdjljii. a BeeBM n by tbe R*v. WM K. MORG KS
I) D.. o( St. Thouiaa'i cuur. h. New York. a Collection in aid
?J*eleetaeejtnwulhe taken .p. letikje to eeeaeeeaoeetT|
The Un. llr. ?lnrah v. , prei nil) MuKKnU MORN?
ING and f.M.MM. on Temperance at Railway, ai.d in the
A1TERNOON v.,: art, a, .-.embl) of the Staday School.
Thr Hev. Dr. .Hnr.Mrnamv end Miationary friend, wil1
resume the publi. Conlereuce (D. \.) on the " Anti-S<-nptiiraI
4 ka.-act.-r ot BawienlaVa,w is Spring Btreel Hall, No. 185Soriiui
?: TOMORROW l-VENiNtlatT'o'. ,.-k. the pablic ire cor
duvly invited to artend.
aiTaoS?fT*0, B- ????"?eiT wiU r^a-h, on SABBATII
MORNINO at 11^, and EVENING, at 74 oVI.~ k. in the North
V*eat Prtabjteriaii Ch 14th Intl m.-xt Sabbath I, and
tb. Re. JdK.L PARKER at I ? the afternoon.
. Ta* Hr%' VY. L. Jcraien. ..1 Philadelphia, arili preeab
in the Laurent at Chapel, on SI'NDAY next, the 14th mit., be
t?e*n llooaton and Piin. e-ata. Subje. t in the Evening: " Tbe
Day of Stund Thu-g? not to be Dc.niaed." The public are invited
it. attend.
? Thr?T.?Wi?.'t>" ?,?'ell?a at I'm. n HaU. No. Its Bowery,
r.'tZ- et ? CH, "" "lDNI)AV- the 14th. will be continued t?i
* eTia' low? " T JT1 Pu,ll,h" ' Partlclar refereuoe to
K 'IkenTp -b. s?bC""" 12 S ? ?? lh- ?!> ENI NO will
Jig- Tb. i .tlio ^ :^!,^? **??.WU1 have a hear
observance of the nj^aTT^* J?*?? . '????? ?'" *? better
aietr>_at 7j p.m._* rarticu.arly Invited. Tu con!
" The Hev. W. H. ^Mllawra wuro~^.>. ;? .w a, .i"
Mmion ctur.h. Cove Ro^i. Biaol^^^?rJS
(Sunday) MORNING, at Ifrj , clock ' "?'S?- TO-MORROW
The Hev. Milton Hmlier. I>. u., mi n^..
BI N11A Y EVENING, at the Shiloh Pn-.byteruu CaTi ,.k
Bei H (iarnrt'tl corner, f Pot.re and Marafo-?t 7? o'. i.-a"
The Fnneral Iiierearec foi Hi?h v Wacom u., p,.'
Ideal .itbe Miaalonary So.ietv of the Meth.^Ut' EpiJV->?t
? will b?- preached in the FortVtk it Church, ou Tl V<
t)ay AFTEJINflON at 3 o'.-lo, k
D. TERRY. Recrdjng S.-retary.
VVeet Twrntv-lhlrd etreet Preebylerinn Chnreh
tbrtw.eii Ttb and lith ava?, tbe R. % F. G CLARK, Paetor.?
Ii ?. uip.iarc. wi-ti the a ihee ai bV "Migregation, tbe pattor
? P* acl EYBJtT SABBATH EVENING (D. V.) until f rthei
, Servi.^ -oaxxaeaebjeat Mefat k. T.v enarnaeneei
wire will be omitted.
_?prcittl ?ol?f?.
f-Af**? ,l??e ? t a peeled at CONVENTION HALL. No
ii.i~.Hrr' V. SI.' ?UNDAY EVENING. The in.^ -u.? wUl bo
Qt
ING the lHb ix.it.,
1 we*y-flrtet Hartl Hepublir.a Aaaticiaiian -The
? y EVENfNG. Fob. 1 .. it 7; o . 1,- k. at tta u room. No iai
JaVai at which Uli-. Ibere Will b* an e?. rion bed Hg P,?o* |7
' Mae-Mm a l i t Laut. 8>. Mtawy ere u ?
Aa<r?Hir ^aervpe f ra'-;f* fat ti ua V'4?. "
New-York tlleeorlrnl Hoelety.-OEO w CURTIS,
eeq whl deliver teeSiitt, U(ll'RK.r:h>H-rirMttie Lecture
LttcA*?**1*! L-br'"J. ? '?mer ?,f lltkrft oa MONDAY
l.\ F.NINO, Feb. 15. at 7j v'-lta. Subject: Sir PhUip 8yd
oev. UM Ornurmen.''
Tickets. Vi. tata, m,, be obteired of E J. Brown ft Co No.
14ft Broadway, T. J. Crowen. No. 699 Broadway, in,! at -be
Library. The eVnnlMf of li?i?U to be k Id tie hmited to
EDWIN J. BKOVVN.
(Chairmen of Lc. ture Cmmittre.
Dr. Hawka'a Leetore.--lo >v,inpiuuv>- with tbe reqaeet
?f tbe audience bet?re whom it vu delivered ?t the Lecture
MOM Of the Hletatjoal Society, Dr HAWKS wul repeat hit
Lecture, " Obi Awjerv-e's M.to Young America.'' at Niblo'i
Theater ea THURSDAY EVENING Feb. 18 a'1? o'. -lock.
LOW?11 I.eetarea. < .. . Hall. Tr.etn..t. of Soeaal
Bae>e>e. rti Lecture* od Paoernam ar.d i rtu.e bv the Rev.
?> BBLLOWS, on MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
?A 71 o'clock, *omtnrncjiig Feb. 1. Ticket*, $2 (or Ibe ateirae. to
fco Bad at ?h?vm Fraacia's, Crowes'* and Price'* Book Store*.
1 of Staamflrnbevg ft Line. Adiuaevon to single Lecture*, 37f
' p*j U- * at lb* dour.
IkalflMBBB iBxttHMpM OnVe mm* b-r *V
e be* beet, removed hern Ne. 2 OaneJet. to No. ?1 Worth
A?aW>iiy st), a Jew door* wret of Broadway. No free
JAMES P. FAOAN, Sirprranaead**!.
J. ClawMR Keller. Analytical Physician, can be'on
?ulted at bU oflire. No. 3 BibleHou*.. dally fr..m MONDAY.
Ifttbimrt., to MONDAY. March 1, i REt or iiuecr, upon ail
dieeaae*. particularly ti'- Lungt. Liver, Kidney*. Ac, with their
attending symptoms, a* Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, N.rvousne**,
Debility. Difficulty of Breathing._
Spiritoallent-Ii? Phenomenal und Hlnlatetsnre
la f?y read bv the Kdifor olThe Spiritual Telegraph before
tb* New-York Chrhrtfan Union, with the ditraeeion by the mem?
ber* and Clergy. .V6p?g*?. Price 12 rent*, or five Teentitamp*,
including postage. ( HARLES PARTRIDGE, Publiaher.
No. 346 Broadway. N. Y.
"Wnter-Cnre or HvitieoeTfeernpe-ntir Inatitnte.?
By Dr* TKALI. and MAY. Ne. 1 Height if lauer* and poly
gu* Tumor* removed. Ali fonn? of f'terlne diseases and dis?
placement* tu.-ceisfully treated. Electro ! hcrni- a) Be" f.?. Ac?
commodations for Patient* or Boarders.
Hplritnal Telegraph, Feb. 13, eoBtaini: Charte* Fourier on
I tnnont] I'nity. Mohammed and MohammedanUm: Attrcooray ,
New Lew*, be,; intere*tiog Tot* ; The Life the Test of Doctrine ,
Report of Conference , Spiritual Physiology ; Spirit* in Albany :
Spiritual Manifestations, Ac. Price, tingle copie*, S cent*; r.
per annum. Addrei? CHARLES PARTRIDGE, No. 346
Broadw ay. Alao Irr ?ale at No. 5 Great Jones-it.
Copper. Antimony, Bloek-Ttn, oVr,?A ctnitaut
Antimony. Ban.* and Strait*
~ ofing Solder, Bismuth, a-id
- lowest rates at No*. 4 and 6
Burling slip, by LUCIUS HART.
l spprr, AnunniDT, Diora
supplv .f Pin (Vipper. Regulin of Ant
Tin, Lead, Spelter, Tinmen's and Roc
other useful METALS, for sale at the I
^Amnecmento.
OLD FOLKS' CONTERT.-Fatber KEMP'S
OLD FOLKS w?l give a CONCERT of ANCIENT and
SACRED MUSIC or SATURDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS,
13th and 1Mb Inn., at the BROOKLYN ATHENEl'M. Thirty
seven performances in . .s: :rn- of 100 years ago, with an efficient
Orchestra. Their success, wherever th.-v have sung, is a proof of
their merits. Ticktt* 25c: Reserved Seats 50c.?to be bad at
the door during the day and evening.
MASON &~TH0MAS" CLASSICAL MAT
1NEES.?Snbscribers. are respectfully informed that owing
to the absence oi acme of the performers (with the Italian Opera
C ompany at Baltimore), the SECOND MATINEE, announced
for Saturday, Feb. 13, it unavoidably postponed intl) SATUR?
DAY, Feb. 27. _*
MISS HA I'M i^TlHip GRAND CONCERT,
tuesday EVENING, Feb. ifi, 18i8, at Momart Hall,
I on which o< i a??> u she will be assisted by
MR. HENRY COOPER,
the celabrated Er.plith Violinist.
Mr APTOMMAS,
Harpist.
Mr. SIMPSON,
Tei.or.
Mr CHAS. A. OUILMETTE,
Late Baritone of the Pyne end
Harrison Opera Company.
_Conductor.Mr. G. f. BRlSTOW.
B~~KOAl>WAY THEATER.
Mr. E. A. MARSHALL.Sole Lessee.
VAN AMBf'rUJH S
GRAND EQUESTRIAN AND ZOOLOGICAL COMPANY.
Munagrrof the Zoological Deparlmeat.Mr. Van Aoibnrgh
Manager of the Eqoestriao Department,.J. M. Nixon
THIS (Saturdaw AFTERNOON and EVENING?La*t night
if Mr. JAMES MELVILLE, together with tbe grand original per?
formance ol Mr. EATON STONE, bei g aha only opportunity
that will be afforded of seeing these great arti?t* together.
Madame OI.INZA ba the Otaaal Aaeeuaion. The eew Ballet
de Fleur entree, and other entertainment..
Notice.?CINDERELLA will be performed only on every
? tTern
N
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Bran at. Morten,?In active preparat ion, and will be produced
immediately. GULLIVER AMONG Till. LILLIPI TI ANS.
LAVRA KEENE'9 NEW THEATER, No. 624
BROADWAY.
SATI RDAY EVENING, Feb. 13, 1H58.
FIRST BENEFIT OF MR JEFFERSON,
wben will be Brew -. d
ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.
Martha Gibb*' the Factory Girl.Miss Laura Keen*
Toby Twinkle.Mr. Jeffereon
Jasper Plum.Mr. Burnett
Stephen Plum.Mr. Jordan
After which, MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE.
Mr. Brown.Mr. Jefferson
Mr. Smitb.Mr. Peters
To conclude with
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Diggory.Mr. .lehVrann
Lavinia.V. - Thompson | Georgiana.Mia* Bishop
Anne n 01 TiMi:.?Doors epea tet|| to eommeaca at 7J
precisely.
1 ~B~L~?~~? 0~ A R D E_N~7 ?
DAN RICE.
IN BIDDING G*H)D BYE
to tbnee who havi so liberally pstlatilaadthe
GREAT 81 lOW,
reapectfully ai,Lout.c?s bis
LAST DAYLIi 'IT EXHIBITION
THIS (Saturday) AJrl'EJLNOOIl,
. a bleb ca?i< n v. ill I*- performed
THE DREAM OF CHIVALRY
THE PONY RACES.
TH1I EVENING.
A FESTIVAL OF FUN.
A TWENTY' FIVE-DOLLAR PRIZE
To any one who . an
RIDK THE COMIC Ml LB
THREE TIMES ROUND THE RING
without falling off.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
All person* having claim* against Dan Rice'* GreafShow will
pliaae present them this afternooL for settlement, a* tbe ekhibi
tiou opens at
WELCH'S NATIONAL THEATER.
Philadelphia on Monday next.
YVALLACK * THEATER"
ll Mr. BuiAstooe'* relebrated charniuig three art ooaiedv,
Rl RAL FELICITY,
having been received with the loudest demonstrate r . of approval
by a crowded audience, will be repeated TO-NIGHT.
THE CROWN PRINCE,
increasing in attraction with each rerrrseuUttiou, will also be re?
peated.
Mr. Biakr.as.Dormouse Spike
Mr. Le?ter.iu.Two chuxa. t. rs
Mrs. Hoey, Mn V . rnou, Mia* Oaunon,
and the whole strength ofrbe Company in both comedies.
MONDAY ?Benefit ot
Mr. H. B. PHILLIPS.
First night of the three act Comedy, enti'led
THE TIMES,
s.pportedby .Mr Blake. Wr. Lester, Mr. Phillip., Mrs. II??*??,
Mr?. Vernon. Mia* Mary Gannon, Mr A. II. Davenport, Mr
Norton, Mr T. B. Johuaiou, kc. ftc. ; wit), other attractive en
t> rtainments.
pUKDY'9 NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham.
A it.?Dre?? Circle. 2ft rent*; Pit, 12ct*.: On bestra Chair, 50
cU.: Private Boxm, ?5. Doors open at 6> , Curtain will rite at 7,
THIS EVENING:
THE SEA. or THE CHILD OF THE OCEAN.
Ham Helu.Mr. Cbanfrai I Mary Helm.Mrt. Ni'hols
NEW.YORK AS IT IS
Mo>e.Mr. Cbat?rau | Iure.Miss HrtTinf
NOVELTY.
T< cm l?de with WILL WATCH.
B~A"lRNUM'? AMERICAN MUSEUM^
ELATING SUCCESS of the new AMERICAN DRAMA,
entitled THE PIONEER PATRIOT; Or. Thi M.iD or the
V4a?-|Nth. new in its FOURTH SUCCESSIVE. WEEK.
To he repaleii THIS .Sat rday ArTHRNOON) at . o'cloct, a?
well a* THIS EVENING ?? 7 o'eaOeB. MRS CHAR .ES
HOW ARD at ISABEL CARLTON. H. WATKINS at
NEOBO JOCKO. Tbe Grand AQUARIl'.M WAX FIGURE
OF DONNELLY Happy Family, kc Admrttanoe, 15 oinU,
rauldren ui der Its ||s>
\\T OOD ? BITTLDING8. Broadwny, near I'nt oc
" HENRY WOOD. Proprietor.
raffiiSSS! '-HRISTY and WOOD'S MINSTRELS.
th^^SJJW^-^O"^ nnasTTBJMJsT, eon
"?.(Hug wttb third Weak of Sleek**'* new and origaval veraien of
THE TOODLES,
M. tv -by T^.A\ ^".LECTURES.
NI.TICE-In'o^'^^'^rr,.
AFTERNOON CON( I r ? i '"^ th*
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
wi.ltake place ou r-"-?'>K.MANIL
SATURDAY. Feb 13
como rucii c at l\ I lock
TVeteuUrcni*. Poo.t open at 6; eonaieace u n oVic-a.
pKTSTAL PALACE.
OPEN BAILT, from 9 a m. to 5 p. ?,
Ma bin? ry m motion.
Admittacre 25 eta.
17 If FIBE HALL, No, .MbJ BIUUDW?Y
!i WH1 sbortli eieee. '
ITa? atafaifiset t II'..strain n ? f
DR. KANE'S ARCTIC VOYAOES.
With a Deerriptiv* Leeture by ?HARLES OAYLER. eae
the poruWr Author aad Dramatitl, EVERY EVENING at 8
(,, oak. and WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
at 3 o'oiocb. Admission 36 centa, childreii half price._
HE GREAT PatlWriNO.
By VELASQUEZ,
Of CHARLES ::.. FIRST
T- ?r. >k- \. ? e .# ug... -?. .?:. ' ?.?. .'. S: >?t*?*.;
...',., ,.v. v.;?,..-?.? -v *au*~*v*a *v
L
HrRION" NEW THEATER.?SATURDAY
?A ?l* elato. f ftps, TW $^mmt*mmt. r >ro-?-*d by
Ifcf .tartS *??** trtift- ^ tar BWOra BE AN
ACTOR aritbMl CltTW.M^wt latf ^ r^^u.dlhi*2
, ,fj,. v... ? ai.a rntd, ?.' Tili ( RITK . 1" a
TRAGEDY REHEARSED, with Meeere M.tbewa Barton,
Bra in tor Uaiot Mark Smtb B-t.-OfU. Seymour. Mr.. L. W.
DlveLprlrt I rMt -neqmM m th* world. And NICHOLAS
NfCKLEBY a *' ? .cc, ??. wisJa W'airot, Brougliam, Burt&n,
Moare, Setrhe'l. Mra. H.lghea. Mm Davenport, k.:_^
HERE'S VARIETY AND ENDLESS FFN.
Mr. CLtrlea Merhew? e> M. Um, J?- tOtae.
Mr Chariea Mathewa ae Ap OfiaWBB, the gardener.
Mr. Char!' ? Mathewa aa Old C-rrei.f.
Mr. Chariea Mathewi aa the favorite Fret-h women.
Mr. Chariea Mathear- at Sir Fret. J Plagiary.
Mr Chariea Mathewa aa P uT the autb.-r.
Mr Barton aa Po? Fero... Wbiakerendoe.
Mr. Burtot. aa John Brodi?, the miller.
Mr. Brougham aa the Earl -J Lei'?-tt*r.
Mr. Brougham a? Feueera the ae.W^maa'er.
Mr. V ?Jcot u the very myterioui Beeteater.
Mr Wlleot u Maji'JJini, the tuffering Eiquiiite.
ALL THIf TO ?i6ht, AT Bt'tTO*'?, to >i6ht, Satlbdav.
?L? MONTEZ will give her Lecture on the
HEROINES OF HISTORY and STRONG-MINDED
W OMEN, at Hope Chapel, on MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 15.
Lecture to . orr.menre at 7} t. .. ?
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? he Ball Season.
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obtained at the Grand Secretary'! office. No. 136 Canal at., at the
principal muaic ttore* and hoteia, at the door on the evening of
the bad. and of the following Committee: Lewie Friebtwanger,
l :.<!,'. W. Bat?. William Rockwell, Jan** Herring, M J.
Week*.
Ken iOnbiiratione.
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" There ia a fieehiieaa and glow In the atyle, and a home interret
that will Mean the ay n. patty of every reader. ' Kate Kearney,'
the longett tale, la a charming novelette, with many delightful
pittniai ef rhartrgar** |N. v Kveninn sapiaaa
" Thia ia the work of a rloee and aagariona observer. It comiete
of a aeri'a of pi.-turra of connubial life. They are drawn with
very on.idrrable drama*.: ? power i the etyle ia unpr?'tendiug and
im.flected?a very rare merit in theae daya?and the narrative ia
not itrained to nut the moral, but in every inattnee at natural at
to ji.'tify the in.creation that the aketchea ure made frorn life."
|N. Y. Evening Poat.
" A teriea of aket. h, a o f doineiti,: life, apparently drawn from
a?'tual obeervalion. Tbey are all marked by not a little ?rat? nea*
mi p. r. ? p'lon, and portray ae\era) intereetlng varietlri of i harac
Ur with fidelity to nature and beauty of expreaaion."
is v. t?i
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for by mai.v. ' |N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
" ' t.'n.'lr B< n ' bta acquitted ntaeetf of the tatk with a good
deal of ' lev, ru. .1 The atyle ia genial and plea-en*."
|N. Y. Time..
" One or two of the atorie? are veiypeihetic. and all are well
written." [N. Y. C/romerrW AdtarrTtaer.
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beak,'' [N. V. Obeerver.
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doubtedly enjoy considerable popularity."
|N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
" The book ia a charming one." [Ro, beater Auiencau.
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(Peterton'a National Magazin?'.
" A work of ?ome apirit and intrreat, arid one whi- h will at?
tract attention, admirably ilkiatrated." KJraham'a Magazine.
' The portraita are all lite like and real, while the ttoriet btv
l moat . iptivating freibnea* and novelty.''
IPenniylvanian, Philtdelp'eV
" The volume coniiitt of a eeriea of taiea written with original!
ty. v tor and grace " [Pbiladrl,aSia National Argua.
" Vhe tkrtcbea in the volume are very well written, and will
f..miah amoiemeut tor t Winter'a evening."
I The National Era. Waahington, D. C.
" The gaeeeet of tbit delightful volnme haa been unprecedented
in 'bete timre. We do not wonder, for the book ia really a moat
'harming one. 'Kate Kearney'evin^ea ability equal to the pro?
duction of a firrt . laaa novel." j Hume Jojrnu.
" They art apirited of aiz family po.ipe, naturally
drawn." IBoaton Daily Adeertieer.
" Aa a litertrv effort, and the tirat, we believe, a.ibuiitted to
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(Detroit Advertiaer.
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"HE NEW-VORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR FEBRUARY 13.
(Irenlalioa.175,000.
The New-York Weekly Tribune for thi*
week coiitaiiiH thi? follow in?:
I..LEADINO ARTICLES: The vi t. ry in Uie Houae;
The Great Stnetle; Nap-.leon and hia Aaaaxic-.
The Public Landa Not Over Yet; Jonea; Flifht of
C ataaftrl Kei::'a Apology | Mr. Mtaon of Virginia;
Editorial Paraerapha.
ii. .REVIEW OF THE week: Oiving in t conden-ed
and ronapi - io .a form the lateat and m <t nnportant
eventa that have trar.epired in the City and Sub-irba,
I i.ited Stat'?. and E :r.'P.-.
iii. .kansas.
IV. .FEEDING THE Hl'NORY.
V..THE COMMERCIAL RE\ ULSION.
VI..NEW INVENTIONS AND PATENTS.
VII.. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS: Breeda of Dome-tic
Cattle; An Addreaa to the Farmer, ef S-akuylkill
County, Pa,, by Hora ?? Gri-rl. y . Tne I'ae of P 'taah
and Sand.
VIII.. IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON: The Fint
Kai.ua Battle A Stormy Night Seaiion; The Le
eomptoniva Filhb.iater: Tbey are Beaten Again and
Again, A Free Fight in the House, The Adinirnabra
tion Defeated, Select Committee Appointz-d?V->te
115 to 111 ; Dire-loeurea of J. D. W?lianiaon John
B i.l Bribing Member, of Congreaa; After Br -aktbt
Viewa of the S:: . Pn cedinga of the Senate
knd Houae af Repreaeutativee.
IX..POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Ar.? Leoompton
Reaolutior:a.
X..LATEST NEWS RECEIVED by TELEGRAPH:
Importal,* fr^m Mexico?The Revolution Coii'uni
mated . From Waahington , The P. un')!vania Bank .
The Bay State MRU
XI .NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
XII..POETRY: "Moonlight."
XIII. .BAYARD TAYLOR IN EUROPE ? No. XLIV.:
A I'r teat?Change cf Plan?.
XIV. .the STATE OF EUROPE: i orreeponder.ee of The
N. Y. Tribune.
XV. .ROYAL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND.
XVI. .THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION Of NA?
POLEON: Con->wponder.re of The N. Y. Tribune.
XVII..THE PREPARATIONS AGAINST CANTON.
Prerree? < t the Rrbeli. Correepuudenoe of The
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XV 111.. RA YARD TAYLOR'S NEW BOOK.
XIX .THE PUBLIC LANDS: Senator Foofa Bill; Bena
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XX..THE LAST HOl'rs of RACHEL.
XXI A I'ORRF.CTION.
>xii MISCELLANEOUS: " a Cell af the Houae;" Eiple
tiox . Divon ea in Peunaylvania. Safety of the Party
<f l.ieut, Ivee; Putting Her Foot in it: 'reaching
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THE GREAT ITALIAN NOVEL
BEATRICE C E N CI .
A HU:> tical Not*] if the l?'-b Century. Be F. D. Ouerwji.
Tr*n?.ated frera the original Italian by LUlOl MONTI, ot Mar
eard t'uivertlty. l?uo , bouod io rloth, with a rteel eucraring
after the celebrated portrait by GUIDO RENI. Price $1 lb. or
half reif $2.
Guertui in hit r. 'fa * to ?:. ? werk tayt, eddreaaiag the jifor
tscate ?bade of Beatrice:
"Inaano h a* I here been ah'.e to rrmprehend the*. Implore,
fr.r me .uftVient power to oarrate wortaily thy hiatjry to the**
dear ItaJian maiden*, who lev* thee aa a rawvr j urt departed,
though the abadow of two er.t..ri*a and a bail La apvead arvej thy
?ep-jvhre. Venly thiue ia ahirtory of aadCrimea; but the mai.leca
of my eoi.ntry will read It. When the youth whom they love ia
approaching, they will haaten. bluahing, to hide it. but Lbey will
read it, and will ofer thee the ucly gift that can be given tu the
be tie y t d? tee/a,"
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" It le tie Dtoet powerful of recent Italian H -tiona, and will
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?? The edition by Prof, aeor Monti ia faithfully and correctly
tranalated." |N. Y. L'Eco D ltalia.
" It will win unqualified ? ommendation for ita artiatic exoel
lenre aa a *al< ? " [N Y. Journal of Commerce.
" 8ign< r Mom baa exec d a traae.atinn which certainly baa
the merit mi tiJetity-in ita Etgliah version it baa tbe apirit and
raaenrw of tjje original " (Boaton Traua.ript.
" Ladiet wilt find a monrrtul fae ination .n ita page*."
(Boaton Poet.
" Tlie pilli. ttioa ef Beatrice Ceaci will prove the opening
of a new and unexplored field of literature, filled with frvth
char ma aj.d of truly captivating intereet." (Boaton Courier.
?? The atory of Beatrice Cetil la the -aduVa'. that ever..
rarTed, and mure terrible than anything, that waa ever invented."
[B< eton Traveler.
A CASE OF COURTESY (').
A rareleaaly prepared and imperfe t tranal&tion < f thla fanvu*
novel baa we underatand. been offered to aeveral prominent r ib
liahera in ibif city, who have declined i.auing it, aa our edition
had been an u< .ie'd long ago. The trantlator. however, at la**,
found t p iMIealai aoiaai wnich it baetily publithing tbia feebl"
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aa it ia the mly genuine legitimate editiou in the EnglUh lan?
guage.
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THE ATLAS. TO-MORROW, will inaugurate aeveral new
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VALENTINIANI.
Dovei on. .-. tn. .aid, bore Ci.pid'i n.aile
Tied to their necki and winga and tail*,
And without charge their little biila
Preaenting at the window ailla;
Awoke fair maida, who cut the twine
That >.ir.ee' the bird and Valeutine,
And cut, no doubt, fur joy, dear thing*.
Innumerable " pigeon wiugi."
But that ia peat, no friendly -.ahal
A lattice venture* now to puih at,
. And 'ate ad of peck* af c, ... in fetter*.
The pn.t in buahel* bring* Love'* letter'.
The Valentine! of fifty-eight
For bird* have rather too m.i'h weight;
11 all the pigeon* in the Weet
Into Love * ..-v. were impreaaed.
Their piniona -o ild not bear away
A moiety of STRONG'S diaplay.
A* tunbeam* to a for .a tend,
Aa rlvera toward the ocean wend,
Aa ueedle* to a magnet fly,
Aa firemen run when " Fire'" '?the cry.
So from all point, the love lorn taWaaaa
Mov.,1 by one inp .le-, r >n to STRONG'S.
Cupid did ne'er *odfatber atand
To Valentine* ao n h. ao grand.
Soche?p. ao witty, tender, bright,
Aa STRONG thU year ha* brought to light.
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Importers and Manufacturers,
No. 49 VEeEY-?T NEW-YORK.
wo?M rail the attention of the Trade to their egteuaiv assort
ent of
SPRING GOODS,
s astlr.i of
BYRON TIES. ALBERT TIES,
GARROTE TIES, NAPOLEON TIBI.
YOUNG-AMERICA TIES (a new article).
SELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS:
Also,
a ?. mplete assortment of
COTTON TIES,
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Hang, he... Ac.
Oar stock r. mprises many entirely new and excloalve stvlcc,
last iended end nev?r before offered u. this market, ah of wtuch
will be told
_AT THE LOWEST RATES._
Rare bargains in wet goods.
W*t Goods from Auction.
ALL THE CHOICE LOTS.
SLIGHTLY WET, BUT WARRANTED PERFECT.
CHARLES HEARD It Co., No. 301 GaaaodiaBET.
W ID offer on MONDAY Febriary 8,
RARE BARGAINS IN WET GOODS.
RICH BLACK SILKS (wet but perfect I,
At 5 per y vd, invoice >o*t ?!.
RICH BLACK SILKS iwarrtated a
A*. 6, per yard, invoice cost $1 ?
Also.
10 Case* of PURE IRISH LINENS.
Consisting of
. 'RE LINEN SHIRTING at 2 per yard.
PUKE LINEN DAMASKS at J/. 3,8, 3 . 4. fjfj/jjji
FINE DAMASK NAPKINS' AND DOYLIES
From 6 to 13, per dcaen.
Also,
5 CASES ALLENDALK SHEETINGS (I'M wi'-,
At 1 8 per yard.
Also.
5 CASES BN0LISH LONO CLOTHS (perfect)
At?*ceD'? per yard.
It should be -.nderstood that thee* goods, though eUghtly wet,
are warranted free from stain or injury.
CHARLES HEARD ' N . 301 Oraad-tt.
jBoote anb ?ijoe?.
gpIRCULAH- v
\S To the LaniE? of N?t* Yoaa *.hd thk PteLic i%
GraiaaL:
I have taken the well known SHOE STORE No. 336 BOW
ERY, three door* above Bond sr. (lately occupied by S. Cat.
trail), for tb* manufa. t..re and aaie or
LADIES', MASTERS'. MISSES' no CHILDREN'S BOOT!
aaD SHOES.
Having held a Clerkship in the late estahlunment for several
years enable* Be to know the want* of the old customers and
n soikfticg tbeu- patronage, allow us to aeturr them, and all
?tiers dispoaad to purchase, that I aba.1 ..ae my best exattiooa to
.Bake it their interest to do so.
The Stock i? ah' new and got up in the acme Kyle, and at the
aria* moOrate prices a* heretofore.
Laste?'. Miaeee' and Children's Rubbers of every varietv.
._ Jl *? MILLER, cj
?tA *w(\ DOU^LE SOLE WATERPROOF
'Ju i^''" B4JOTS. NOW READY ATJONBS'S,
fr f ANN-lfl. ALtK>, #> ? poiBLJC Wk*.g&rtLI> j
awVV*^
J.
A. H. HAftBROUCK, Buu?vw? Rai.. |_
, oi-u *5* 'J" rV*L. '?f><)?-TF.? _ MANX CAT
eeaat BcA*. Pap?'. Fm??rj ?Up/. St?* pjgn ?*nnN, Papsr,
Vi? Drei?*, "n**y *??Pt*M ?Velc**. IrAstaaAa bjsioj
saj.d'iai HMt Tu*>* B-r-k*. T-%tm. Prarua, SUua PsarBlslt??,
(Vh aid ?Miftnmi.m H?sede, k ? . eixl ?11 vtfln aews.1. kr. t
bv the trade. JOB PRINTING ?4 IJTIItXJIL*rIiT
ar?fed al krtr rata?. la''V>",""? Mir Hseaa tMX rOv'1
T'tT MERCHANTS INVITED IX. CALL.
Prinlinq.
I7?NGRAVIN0 nod PRL\TING-.to*.M m
J U,.!. ;i at Hose?, Vuilang, ? ? ????? ' ?"?? KtL_T f,
No. r raitoti at. N. Y. Bor tal*. *u-l Engraeed Ptaeee, tac.
i?~0 M~B T H I~ N 0 R I f.
POLYCHROMATIC
PRINTING rBIIIl
II H1CU PBINTS THREE tX)MB*9
at ONE 1MPBESST0N
BT ONE 1LALF THE PSUAL COST.
A. H. llASHROUCIt?
STATIONER'S HALL,
Wo*, mtidm Peart**., Haw taik
?(Trite
AGENT WANTED?To obtain iafonMtion kad
ordert tor a new and popular w ik. A Miaou ef good ai?
diaaj it .loaned. Kor further u. formation, apply to
J D1STI RNELL. He 16 .'.?,.?,... ,
ANY invalid, or elderly lady, who may oWLre the*
i om pauK>u?hip oad awake* of a >? ng Rugta** Latty ark- ist
willing to make herself generally ..arfi.. au xvua* aB4ewa*Ury/
. . . and reeVreo. es by eddre..u < NiL UFSPEMdaltaH'M,
HnokWn Poat lift.*.
AMILLINER WANTED in Pb_b1 fattafJl
Our who oodrratauda the but?ie?* _ aS it* braorhee, ax4
ran furaiah ? apitn.1 s..m i.ut :o k. . p a lair ?' .? al MJSaery
Goods, will find bl tbia village as excellent kesttOG. A para to
H. PARDEE, ess) . No. A) Warnn it., Nrw Vivt or te Wiiiaue
Pelham, Anguattit Hughson. WU lain S Dudley, W B B.a. a*
mau. R B. I ery. Samuel A. Mayt. E.ahkt.l Vluag?, N. Y
V\rAN TED?A lad\ of refinement and exJie-Ht. it
Yf te a : aa COMPANION I* a y.an I >.egrt*d Wade, i- .1
reference p-o,. .red. Addn?a .'. C. B- \ !????,.
AMARRIED Swiee, who 'in.^r*tande FsUaTttg.
Oardei iug. end Masons' rJid I up>' tera' a rk, arwhe. a
SITUATION, wfaeie he .^<uld fiLd a permanent b ma. A<kir>'?a
note to S. S , Tnbuue Off .
AMERICAN SCHOOL LNSTITIJTE, No. Mr} ?
Broadway, N. Y. ? Pareata and Ouardiaia < n ?r.l w i
S. hoi I Ctrrulart iratuiteaaly Priucipala will pjeaee forwar l
Catalofuea and Cltculara foi .n?p>. tiou. Seh>?.!e and auaab> a
? i.pplied with Tearbera and (). .> rueaaea Srhoole with Paa> ?.
and Tearhera with eagafrmeota N.> hajae to Puhtto Bahaxia
f. r amhaa Wanted aerrraJ Tearhera for Tarioua MakJa: a
N r*it and South; alio a highly edm ate.1 Oetitlemau ai Tatar Ut
two Lad?, must be wijina to travel m K row. Salary iberai
SMITH 1 BOYD, No. Sail Br.a>lway
NATIONAL TEACHERS INSITTT'TE AMD
EDUCATIONAL CNloN. Na M llr.adway.M. Y.?
Pi .. I t it. both Lad? ? and (ientleiiiea, are w u:ted ianaadtaf idyr
lorfaasQWf a: .1 lehoolt In varioo? b>. ahtlea a; the N<<rthar4
Btjath. Tbon uth Srboieia, and well recoauneudaxl for tba tohtl
and oioan eutal hrai .-h. ?, wauted.
Private families. S. Ii.^.lt, V. a.tri..les and t'olleeeo aided ,a\
pr.x urlng thoroughly ? eiripetent ai .i I tl. ktwl lnrn.e/n witha>'%
.harre. \ a an. ie? for Tra.hr;? .ail ?!env> be aatittte-tori a)
fi'.lid. Principala of Ed.Karton?I Inef.t itiona tbieugbo,*. tka?
"-. will pleane forward their rlrenlan aod . atang .e* to my
. .la'. vi?it..n, pnreuta and ru|dla.
IV i, in i lag*, pavaac g|lr*1 M.-..n. RICB k ANDREW",
Kl ?BJ Br. adway, New-York. _
kJi BOOL AGENCY mi I I.AlfK, AUSTIN <%
P SMITH S. No 3 Park row. N. f.?All errvlret ui thi* ia.
pjartaaaal with T. a. h. r?, S' Ii.h . liffi ar., V- . ?..? h ar otrteii.ii.ft
Teaohert for S. h...l? and altnati . in S. .? f. r !? a here, wul
b.. perfoimed by tlie .uider?Ag*eu with, at rhavaa. J ID'BBS.
rin:A(TlEK.?A Ui) m*M n?m4 i Kt?;.gh,
M Eren.-h and Diawlng, and who ha* bad eavrralyemi eipeei.
eai, hi T.a hh g. ite.ir. ? ? SIT' al ION.?*.(-'!?1 ' ' ** Bl
Pinn iia. of a Kemale Seininarv Be?t of rel. rn..ei? gi.?i Ad
dre.s MARY Dl REI.I.K, l'*i. ?, N. Y.
I
(ThaiucG for BnoinciiC flan.
VLARGE kouti'NE to bo rmBff-l la a .6
time by luvrating atew tie aweddaBara No il li^yc.a
No. M raatnaai gt. ttaw-Yerh.
CKDICK " IMPEOVEO PRINTING PREM -
ES. patented June 2, 1AV*.?TO PRINT! RS and ether*.??
The iindenigiied I* now fun Uhlug to erdet pre**** andei tba
above patrnt, guaranteeing for 'hem entire *ati*nv. tkui ale) a ?ev
tofol t Itv (?r reef in their Mil and it**, ami with??ntire mmm*
uei.i e in their complete aue. e??, rails 'he at'en?on of toe puhiko
to an ex.imii.ai.on mt their pee dial m. rlt*. They a": on exhib?
ition end for sale at No. la. <'anal-t , corner of the Bowery,
One 0* two petaolis a* agents u otod lie treated wito.
_ _ N. P. LA BARTE.
1"MIE UHDER8IGNED, <V**?rai| to rfmcv* i<>
to the West, ..Hers tor sal* l..s eniiie ??.. k <l IIARH
VV AltE. being a weU-selr.ied k-sortiueut.adiptcd to ?a reentry
markirf. The store is an old estsl l.shed stand, the oaly otse ? f
the kit ?1 in tbe place, and h ealed In .he . enter or 'he vil,age ? f
Eiabkill, Dabei.Co., N. Y. Pnisewtoa eaald "igiyeoia.aie.i
stelj. Apply to WILLIAM VAN WYCK, tmUt IVY
VALI'AHLK PATENT RICIIT f? r 8ALK
V LOU for CASH - NEIL S lABETY 11IRKI P 'or BJeasaJ
Saddles ?tbe be?t iinproveaienr ever evade. P.,-'he aMahl I
' e United Stute- or Oreai Bntoi., addr.st Dr. MS NEC,
ggkviUe. N V.
-A YOUNG MAN. w th ih.m
amount of . ash and mbm know;, dg" < f I .si
Uess, w ishes to buy ail interest in a ante, p.v.ns bxetlies*, m*i.
la. i j u i r mercantile. < r woi.l.l tab* a SITUATION SrV.b a
view of future PARTNERSHIP. Beet <?! r*teren-e? given mut
required. None neea answer withe it stating what kiuirj of aai-,
?oee. Agents need not aptly Address B. /.. Broadway I'- sir
Ommm.
B
?4000.
vOIUin - A GENTLEM\N w th thltt
tj* /?avevfvl? "* amount, and with high releien -.'. sleslre? ..i
ruter a safe, re-psi table, paying BUSINESS. AdUro* M. K.
Tiibune Offis-e
(ato tDljom k mnrj QJomctn.
ACARD.?LECTl'RES.?TO COMMITrEEM
OE LECTURE ASSOCIATIONS.-The s .barrltxm havu.gj
eoa ?I. ted hi* Western engaeemmta, wonld reeps-.tf ..ly advisti
lb* t on v Ktaee of LecSure Asa., lations that be Ui reasly to *??
i it in\itaS|ous on su. h terras aa tiie Asoo. istlons can aAV -U.
A. ur. ?s PARK BENJAMIN, No. M Wast |7Ui st , N. Y.
CONSIDERABLE IN II E B ITA NCE& ?TL#?
Dr m;EM)ANTS wanted of WILLIAM MORTON I
RICHARD NIXON. o( UlLLIAM MORGAN, ecd nai*
< ti tri 'roci tsMsaawj and elsewhere Application to Mr. HAYS,
ileralory and Next ..I Rm Otte r No. 3/7 Broadway. New-York
who ba?'ollectlens ol advertisements, uncla.ii.et civ,lend* anil
properties all over the world. Family Arms tre- ed, p_.ted auj
en graved
IWMILY GROCERY.?Wantf?J, u PARNTEI'
or ASSISTANT, atcuttom?d to tbe bteinrs*. who coui<f
lurnith *< oe- capital and aat.stii/ t'.ry rrf?i>D*et. Ai.'.ia>*?
OBOCCB, Box No. a.'-ii P.etoifi.e.
H
enry l. rider, AtD-nii-y-At-Isiiw, hart
EORD.Cona Collectiaoiinade in any part of the Stale. Re?
fers by permittion to Day, Orttw. Id i C. HarUord. B O. How* of
K.t.lu.oi. Howe 4 Co New York, end to Cbaa I. h luie.Ceer,.
Men haut Bank, Providence, R.I.
John denner, licensed ntght-SCAV
ENOER.-Orders reoelved at No 44 Chatham at., ap *?? s.
and at No. 2m East Twelfth-at., peH' tuolly actaadssd te.
votice to butchers.?allan, IUY tt
ll Co, bare thi* dav cdvanoed the price of ROUOII BAT
to 71 oeott per lb. . ash on delivery, at tiw ir Soap and Ceaiuss
Works, on 1st av , betweesj2d aod 3d tta
iv'ho HAS beaten the- world i?dTn.
tt BROWN ot Kulten Conty, N. Y., i aptored, lost BaJ
from tbe > -i. of Augutt to the \Ali of (>? tuber, 1,730 deaan of
WILD PIGEONS. D.N.BROWN.
Kingsboro' Erb 11. KM.
? ' aw-weaseeasssssasMewsassiaasass^
Uoarb anb Eootns.
BOARD?A few Single f ss-ntlemi-n, and G?ot>
rcrn sj d their Wivea, ran no * be ac. ommrdalcd wita piras
ant ROOMS at the old established Boarding Ho ise, No. "? M
ray st , turner College Place. Terms rcirot.abl*.
MRS S. WILBOS
Qonees to ttt.
AHOUSE and STORE, on the north-?Avtrt wrDi c
of Broadway and aStii-rt.. to LET, with the heBeasW ad/<r. -
lag, if desired | and will be altered to *ult a good ?ensu.t. A fr? a
to_ E. H. CODLIPP, No. II? rsasaaweet.
CHEAP RENTS for Ute HARD TIMES.?
To Let, at the inaction of Ml av. and Broadway, Ja*t sheea
the . a ; .?-..,: ,/ tU av. Railroad, three Setory MUCJT
HOUSES, coataiamg 12 rooms each. Cretan Weier by, pa]
property in g x>d order. Reat BXtt. Apply to HAJCDMaN a.
OSBOKNB. Na Ift Caaal it ear. Beavery._
COTTAGES to RENT.?Three Cotte4ree. on tie
north shore of Staten I stand, aasv Ceetkslcn, wfehia m km
am.ute*' walk of Castletor. Landing. Apply to
E. BlJstENT, No. jj W.. lan-gc
ECONOMY in KENT.-COTTAGE at Cliftoi?.
r i Stateu IsUuid, to LET at ? reduced r?nt, a neat CoUaas, lw
aw*, ball in acre of ground, view wf the Bay. Ac Five)
ut< s' >?s.k from Vanderblrt'* Landing. Reduced rent ?**).
ire-s R. K. B. Box No l.W N. Y PoctOtBo*.
ROOMS and oeeice8 to LET in AJ?PLE
TO.N S BL'ILDINU.?The iub*.rtbere bavbu awaji san-o
additions to their buiidlng, are crepued to RENT from tee 6r-C
of May. a number of desirable office* ret table arr ejchlfaats.
Artists. Ei.fraver*. Lawyer* and other*. Each room is bested ry
tteaos, Wall llgt?< d and fa mg on a side street. Aptly to
D APPLETON k Co , No*. Je*.?, | ?teVbLdws;
CTEADY i'OWER ai d UGHT ROOM*V-Ca
sTvC*'? s? ..... P-. -..?., . h tKK.MENf la ajbf at
Lj
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