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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
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0lathan Qantenldl(daer

OthtuAH ~NHtSHlHtAget
lnaht feineu Irsuuoen uno einem 9eebrtcn
Wublifum iiberhaupt bic 9Injrige, bab er Iein
gefAdft nod, immer an leinem dlten Stauos
pldee in Der 0auliItcn'Stroee, bem Strbr
bes prn, 9eter Sonber 9e9cnllter, fcrttreibt,
all,po er INNER cinen 9rreen 8crratb
S0olss uno &oblen Sefcn,
ron Der neueiten uno 1d,bniten Yattern,
2rcmmeln uno 9obr, 70 pic audi
8leh9elbirr ppn allen 9lrten,
gum @erfauf ouf Nano bdIt, ccer auf Ue'
ffeaan9 perfrrti9et.
Gr it banfbar fir bic biSter 9cncdcne
Seunefhaft, NIB bctft ourcb prlnftlld'e Ses
oieunna unD bili9e prsiie Die gnnlt cee pub
lifums ftrnerhin su erbaIten.
9tatban SautenIdld9er.
hr9lltes @len ipiro pcrlaugt, mcflr Der
t6ditt prrie I'M 9lustauldI fur QGaaren coer
in baarsm Gelc bejablt piro.
Sept. 2s, nq-3Dt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
cJcblt Sarlacber, IT.
9iledlltmiGt il @popersbura

SteeDttVHItll w SpprttoCHt9
8ebicut iId eieier @ele9enbeit leineu Srcut'
ben uno eem publifum insbelcnoers anSuSets
seu, oaB CT eas
. e 6 / 6 m iots g @ef6d ft
in alIen ee6en perlhieoencn 3peigen, in @oo<
persbur9 anaefan9en bat, allipo er inner
auf 5,auo balten tuo auf 8effelIung alle 9r'
titrI IN fein Sadb cinlbla9enc, perferti9en
'piro. sIud bdlt er
SolJ uno Soblen Sefen
bon alien genennnn9cn, @ilensnifen, Srats
pfanaen, pfannen, uno nberbaupt alIe @ilens
18aaren Die 1T ciner Sautilie gebraudt pers
ben, aHf oano, Die er billiS perfauft.
@r lit banfbar fir 9enoeene Runoidlaft
uno hefft fit burd bili9e preiie nno pilnftlts
DE @roieunna, einen 2beiI Der Stnnoidaft
bes pnbllfHnls Su;uTheln.
eSSCbn Sarlader, IT.
0 6lidsArbeit prrlcrst CT auf Die firse,
sifg 2nseiee nno an oen bilIieffen Beeicnun9en
Stmnoen fonnen Die 81 tlidenne 9Irtifel an Dem
.Eiebr uen 8. uno s. Witman abIe9en, aus
mo lIc nadl perfert9ter slrbeit wieoer hiuers
Iiefcrf fpereen.
Oct 5. r1-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07

Seffendidie 9idd,riolt ipirb bierburh ge9e.
ben, bae bel ber Sibnng Der ndd)lfen 0efees
aebung bon Biiraern cieIeS Gtaats fur cine
Snccrppraticns.9 9lfte AIM cine neue Banfs 2hls
italt in Der Stabt 9lIlsntaur, eeda @auntD,
inter benz Jiamen:
"9ie Bauern tno Oanoperfer
Sanf''
bon sIaentaun, ~ effidtcn, 9lnlrrlid eemadlt
wercen fpirb mifSinem Capital pom 1850,
900, fur ben beflinmten Gnbswed su bisrcns
tiren mnb Banf geidldfte su betreiben auf
bic geipGbnlid,e gIrt NIB QSeiie aneerer Sanf,
9InIfalten.
@ieor9e qDenner, Schn Wpif,
Dapie Stem, pbilip 'DerIcn,
9bomdS gBidert, Saeob @orreD,
Sdmes Sedgreaues, 6cnrp y)dc9er,
Sobn y. Otcirr, S0enrD 9iomig,
Samee @anqe,prre, Solepb Sranf,
peter Stedel, Dcter Sfurs,
&. W g8il1cn, Saecb lleberrctb,
peter 9rprell, Dapio SNartman,
gSilliam Weuuer, Salompn Oartiitaii,
@ioeon @jntt, Sdcob SNartmdn,
Schn QBenner, 3bcma6 9ieibett,
Salonou 9fabeuele, Sdcob WcreD,
9Imos 8ne, Caoib Mprep,
SaIcmcu 9ieid,ert, ScIepb WcreN
0idtban Grim.
9Illentaun Snni 8, ls42. nq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
QBte6tt9 fir Gerber.
GpbRrns Natent 9eber 9lclIer.

OpUHtNV fWFtHt NVVNt OFVUNk'
DieIe Bertbpctte 9lrbeitserIrarenoe Wia.
fdine wurce burd Srn peter Subtpig, I'M
neit 9lllentaun erridtet. 91edlte IIno aud
BON SacOb Mofer tei Irerlerstaun uno Sa.
cob Sodrsel uno Scbn in SbersSaucona 9e'
fault poreen.
@erber (Ino eingelaeen bielelbe in 9Iugens
iheiu ,u ncbmcn unb fir tdI Ielbit Su urtbeis
fen. Diejeni9en Die 9iedlte 81 erbalten fpins
fhen, fonreu bic Bcbin9un9en bel Senjamin
2ubpi9 in 9Illeutaun erfabren.
Sapio @elurif, 9l9cnt.
g. B.-Gauntp 0icdte Werben 81 biaisen
Seoinenn9cn oerfauft.
Mt. SOP, eaueaffcr Co., Suli6. *-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Q(0lQnte -Sfa6llrtetjt.

Ia Senjamin Remmerer, Don
StersSouccna 2nnuihip, 9eda @anntD, rcrs
mitteIf eiuer frci,pili9eu lletet fdlreibung, cas
tirt ben lSten Scfpber, 1912, al ieim @igens
thum, perfrnlidles uuo pernifhtes, an bic
llnterfhriebeucn iibertra9en bat unc smar
gum 8effen feiner @rebitcren rBne 9liidfIdDt,
70 ipereeu hermit Pile, peIGe nod, auf irs
gene cine sirt an beia9ieu aemmerer lhultig
fno, anfgefcrccrt, rhne @ersug abSubesabIcn
LIMB Sclde, Die ned rcdtmdffIge glnlpris
dc an tefa9teu Semmerer hnben, Derben
cbcnfalis aufgeforcert, thre Hednungen in,
nerhalb Wphen einSuhdnoi9eH, an
s,;S.. .. s.. asitman, 5stl etffauics.
Get. &c, no
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Sfens nnp Blehfcbmiet In ber Gtaof
9lllentaltu.


BenadJridhtigt feline Ereunbe unb etlt az,
ebrtes 9ubIifnm iiberbanpt, bag er bic cbHide'
@eldldfte nod INNER an feinem afteu Gtono..
in her Samilion Straee, einiqe 9bfrgn
cberbafb Selfrie9e hno Willcn,s Gtcbr f0rtb
betreibt-aIIipo or fiirsIid
A25 Neue Socl3. ilno !6Cb(enss 1efe,.''
bon Den fpdteiten Mnife,sS p
erholten bat, bic CT gefcnnen in an
brighten preiisn gu pertalfen.-2md 3D. J.
INNER W
Sfenrcbr iin6 Srpnmeln,
uno fert9ee Bleh9eibirr BEN jeber BenenS
iiuug auf oano, ipeldle 9lrtifeI ct moblfeif
beim 9reeen nno 5lleinen Su oerfaufen Gee
fcnnen iit.-@r bat audi nenlid,
"a Sunoert Yfuno NobrbleGb
erbalten, fpeldles ibn in ben gtanb fest 8es
ifellungen in oiclem Sad BON jeoer 9lrt all,
Snnehmer, nno pinftlid1 su beforgen. Dd
alle 9Irtifel inter ieuer eigeHeH 9iufIIdbt pers}
ferti9t uercen, 70 ifcbt er GUT fir eiien jeben
berlelben, Der feinen Shap oerldet.
@r 1T eanfbar fir bic ausQebehnte 9iu6
numbering, Die rbisber in hieien @eiddfterh
9enoeen bat, uno hcfft, enrd cine 9ennue Sea
obadbtin9 Ieiner Observation-Disclosures unb biuts>
ge preiie, cine Tortbmer Der @epcqenteit
feiuer Sreunbe aHo Der bffentIihen @nnl su
9enieBeu.
SbentaS Winfin9er.
@@s ipirb fein llnterffieb 9eniad,t ,rvi,
fden Iprtbamptcn Sauf Tcten nno Silber.
q. B.-Der b6dbfte preis fpirb inner bon
ihm fir altes Gifen uno Sue In 9luetauIct,
fur Baareu ober barren Tjetb besahlt.
October 12. 1912. na--aM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
eInptam 9Ouraet t'NA

Coer eSSflOtan vegetable Z ~ {
DieIe beribmte MeoBin miro oNuaser bcr
9InfIIdlt ees gBidiam Wright, 8icrsg,rcfIbent
ucn benz 1'Jiprbs9Imeritonilhen Gjelnnbbeitss
Soleainm," perferti9t, nno fea fcl9enbe
6ranfheiten unfebbar beilen
Gntsinbenoe 8ieber I; faulenbe Gieter
Sdlmersen i'm Mnqeu, euH9e, eebert 9inten
ilio Settle 8erluif bes slpretits /, &rdnfee
J9cpfipeb; 9fbeumatisn, beiees 9Iente pcer
@hrcnifd; !; 8lutfpeien uue 8rrden Turd,s
faa, 93ubruno @clif DDspepfIa, MusIud)t,
falIcnce gudt, blauen S,uilen, s,ersflcrfen,
@eidwiire uno SEunoeH oIIer 9Irt'; Sthipas
DIE Teruen, Giecer9efdia9cnheif uub ale
anoere 6ranfbeitcn Der Sransnsperfeuem.
Sbige WecHin III an oem 9erif9en 4rcie
ben p Gente bic Dor, in bem Sud)aebr bee
llnierfdrietsneu 81 eotsa.
q, G. 9libe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
etne Serorpnult9 Der Court
Se6a @anntp 4.


September Q, 1912
Die Court fiigt nahfclgenpcn 9lbfhnitt ~
ben Stebenoen Hegeln Der @pnrt, ildmlidl :
GaB ale 9iednun9cn bon 9lfilgnics, reer
3ruffieS eines WnbnTnnigen coer genieinen
9runfenbcloes, uno ale Slnoitors Seridbte,
meld,e in Der 'protbcnolar6 9lmts,Stube, eiis
getra9en perpen, 70 rpie ale 9iedDnun9en,
ipe.de in Der WaiIengeridlt cber in beS 0ies
giifrircr 9lmtssSmbe ciligegeben neroen, ents
peoer BON @rrCutoren, 9Iominiitratoren poer
bon 8prmilnoern, pter eurd 9luoitcrs, 70
aue9emadlt fcin miiIIeu, baB jeoesnial Der
Datum bel ben nusbeSahIten, 70 ipie ben elm,
gegan9enen Summen nuge9ebsn III, 70 pie
Ie burd Die repcctipcn 0icdlnun9sfilbrcr ems
rfan9en lmo auSbeIablt iroreen fno. 9In
oemfelben Gage bat aud, bic @curt uercrenct
onB obi9e 9ie9el in alien 3eitnn9en teS bee
ia9ten @auntes befannt 9emadt meroen
lollten.
,l.Sssss.ss1 SIuSSise aus ben 8crbanelnn9en,
SRSNT= Beieu9ts,
]'mS SeGe Samuels, Trptb.
g|s IS Charles .. v''a cor.
2Itlentaun, Set. 10. 1919. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07

ScnadlridIti9et btcrmit Die Stnpobner bon
elDleutam uub oaS publitum ubertaupt, bde
CT eiueu . ferbe mietb6s StaI erSfnet
bat, geraoe binterbolb Der Srieoenebpte Drus
derei in oteier Stdot, allrpo jeberSeit 9emte'
tibet wereen f6nnen:
8on ben beiten uno t6erlfen pferber,
gum 3eiteu oSer Sabrcn, 70 wie AUDI jebe
9Irt eius uuo ;rpci'ipdnni9e Subrwcrfc, &c
Dd cr .imner BON ben beiten &utld)cr bdlt,
70 fonnen Ierlcuen Die es ,pin(deu, nit Sis
dcrbeit ir9eno ciucn Dirt 9cbraobt werben.
sluf Sefebt iperoen pferoe NIB 6ubrmerfe Su
psrlcueu al ir9eno eiueu Srt Der Staet 9es
bradt; uno ilberbaupt feline Wiube ica crs
fpart weroen i'll @rfalInn9 oller gefeble.
Seine 9Sreiie fno billiG uno er bofft
curd piinfttide Seoienuu9 ouf reidlide lln'
teritilenng.
Srt. &c. iiq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
9(IIentaiiner Sur nup 9iueia
6nt-T q brtf.

nbgr 6amiltc nitrate, geaeniber So NJ c,
fpn'e SliribcrIlpbr.
eSaCpb .. 8pas.
bat beildnois auf soane, Elm ausscoebnics
9lBcrtement BON mobigen Sur unb
JtnBia S0iiten,
bon elmer pcrsi9Iidcn 2ualitdt.
tRauaente uno 9Inoere, bic beim @rpecn
fanfen, iperoen eS Su ibrem 8ortbeil finoci,
BET itm anSurufeH uno fur fdi felblt Sn urs
tbeilen.
Soutmader I'M 9anbe perben inter ben
bilIi9fen Seoingun9en nit jeoer 9lrt peljen
trimmings, H. (. 10. perfrben.
c5aCpb 3. Soas.
aaentaun, October 81. ng-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07

uH utI GUT ptT j1uHutpH uItu .4uuito Sttu'
&c, Soa9enbnd)'s lHirthsbdiiS 9c9eniiber, in
9lfentann.
SOlpmpn 0Sl0nf,
nimmt i'd, bic Hreibrit fcinen Sreuneen nno
eiliem 9eehrteH publifum adltungsupa bic 9Ins
ieige AZ MAIDEN, oaB er ein ausgeoebntee
Cabinet Baaren Eager
an benz pbenbenaniten Srte eroHnet bat ipc
er bas pubIifum einlaoet feline fertisen Waa'
rem in 9h9enfhen ~ acknowledgement
Ieinen IhDnen 8crratb bon
Seioboarbs, Sopbas, Sii6eribrdn'
fen, Sesfs, Seeretdrs nno Sureans,
Glide init W1armDnen, WlobD9cnp
nno &trlhen Cops, 9eipDbnlt6e 8ls
Ibe, 9epplfferte unp anoere Waho9o,
NJ nno gelpbbnliCbe Stlib(e, &ii1eus
lluo Gff6rdnfe, Settlaoen, 9Sal6s
ffdnbe, Splegel II. (. 10.
neblt dncern 9Irtifeli, ipeldle ale alls ben be-
iten Widteridlien bon gefhidten slrbeitern gut
llto oauerbaft perfertigt poroen fno.
9lIle in Iein @pfdIdft geb6renbe @erdthe
fperben nuf Seltellung prompt uno dgecrlt
biai9 auf bic bette Manier gemaht.
Gu - VlVNDeHutu ytHupi VHt poH ptH W.
fen Matrrialien biGi9 at faufen uno aud, opn
ben beiten Sanomerfsleuten au9eftelt bat, 70
III er niht nur i'm Stanbe, baS pubIifum nit
Id,Snen NIB tpobifeilen QIrtifcln ~ periehen,
loueern CT fam aud, su9leid, fir bic @nte
unb Dauerbofti9feit aIer bel inn 9emadten
Waaren biir9en.
8crSii9lid, fd6ne Senfterblenben (blinds)
wcrbcn INNER anf SeiielInn9 9enlaht rnc
alte reparirt.
p3 gIls jnn9er 9lnfdneer bittet or bas 9e'
ebrte publiflm um sablreiden 3nIprudb unt
peripridt fcinerIeits burd, itren0e 9lufmerf,
lamfeit auf Irin @elddft, Th elmer lbcraleu
llnteritibun9 fpiiroig 81 MAIDEN.
SllIcntauiJ Oct 81, lS42. na-6Wi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
&feioer-Stobr.

Der llntcrfd)risbene hat in Geinsm 6feioers
Stcbr in Der SamiltcnsStraee, 9e9enilber
. 0 as' 9ntitcbr, ein ppIitdnci9eS sI6crtis
mcnt ocn feincnl
Tiidern unb Ga1iimere5
aller sIrten uno Gin pcIItdnot9es 2IGortiment
BON
CONNER Sitter,
aus benen CT ale gIrten 6leibun9sltide anf
BeitcIIun9 Su MAIDEN bereit it; unc ea er
intmer quite sIrbeiter bdIt, 70 fam or q lle 8es
itcllnn9euqnt nnb anf boe9 9dtneilite bcIprsrn
.SSie aud cIncn groBen 8crratb bon
81 -. u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Slene CABINET -0)loCberet,

an Der Gde Der Damiltcn unO Sames Stra'
&c, Soasenbud,'s WirthsbanS 9c9enlber, ii
9Ifleutdtlit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-14
Great Tyler Meeting at Boston.

Pursuant to public notice, large and enthusiast
tic meeting was held at the Exchange Coffee House
Ga Wednesday evening. Col. Adams, President Of
the Mutual Insurance Company, was appointed
Chairman, and William billiard Secretary. Messrs
Hogan, Pratt and Hitchcock, were appointed a
committee to prepare resolutions for the meet
ing. Upon the report of the committee, the rsso-
lutions were ably and eloquently sustained by Mr.
Hogan. He reviewed the political character Of
Mr. Tyler, and successfully defended him from the
charges which have been brought against him.
Mr. Hogan also defended the Secretary Of State
with signal ability, not emitting, however, to do
Justice to the other members Of the Cabinet Other
gentlemen addressed the meeting, particularly Mr..
Pratt, whose remarks were received with great
satisfaction and applause. The resolutions were
unanimously adopted and it wa, voted that copy
of them be forwarded to the President and MIR.
Webster. There was also a committee appointed
to prepare resolutions and call another meeting
some future day, which will be done.
Thus it will be seen that Mr. Tyler has some
be arty friends ia Boston, and if there press
here which would defend him from his foes, he
would be the most popular President We have ever
had But he is gaining friends, fast as mis- opPo'
nents examine his acts and his movements.
Yours J.B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-14
The Bankrupt LAW.

Mr.. BENNKTT-
The beautiful results Of the bankrupt law are dali
" Heralded by you that public whose interests it
is your prerogatve to protect. Not knowing whe-
Their you really do possess the gift Of prescience,
(hough Congress itself has supposed you in league
with Mephistophilts,) win give you an inkling of
an incident now on the tspis, viz;
The only son of widow who is worth three mil.
lions of dollars Whereabouts, which at present.
re-. ides in palace, and is worth half million in
exoectalion, is about applying for the benefit of the
paient law, whose effect on old legus is like nitro
muriatic acid or caouchouch, thereby celebrating
the debts and their attendant vexatons, which Gre
the strength Of his prospective ability.
will add, that could his progenitor rise from the
grave Ito which he bowed with spotlessrepuieiion)
this revolving chicsnery of his scion would certainly
hurry him back to it, even if oblivion its cha
racterisiic.
WoSpsRyrt
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The Boz Eete.

A full description of the Grand Boz Ball TO be gwen
tonight at the Park Theatre, will be found IN the
daily Herald of tomorrow morning 1t will be
illustrated with more than twelve beautiful engrav-
ings, by eight or ten Of the first artists An EXTRA
HERALD viii be published at o'clock tomorrow
morning with the full particulars OF the ball up to
its close. This edition will be printed on super
fine paper and sold at cezts per copy by Wholesale
and Ga cents by retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-14

RACES IN SOUTH CARoLrSA.-The Races over the
ST. Stevens Course, Pinevile, commenced on Tues.
day, LIST Feb.
FIRST pAY-FoR A snvRR cUP--MILK HEATS.
Col. singletons s. c. yrs. old by imp Nonplus dam
Lambaie, by Kosciusco. LIST
R. Richardson's m. virginis years old, by Eman.
cipation, dam by Rosnoke, dis
Time-l m. 81 Q.
sLcosp DAYS RACES NILE HEATS
VIM. II. snkIers b. m. Kate Converse, years old by
imp. Nonplus, dam Daisy, by Kosciusko,
Col. Singleton's imp. br mare, Helen, years old,
by Priam-Malibran-by Rubens, . DIR
Tines mss s.
SECOND RAcE-sAnE pAy-ML HEATS.
r. Richardson's b. c. Buck Rabbit, 3 years old,
by imp Nonplus, al /
WIN. II, sinklers ch. h. Dayton, years old, by
Tormentor, dam by Tuckahoc, 2 2
THIRD DAYS RAce-2 MILE HEATS.
Again only two horses came to the post.
r. Richardsonss Zoe, years old, by Rowton
dam. the dam OF Little Venus
r. NJ Deveaux's b. c. Woodsman, 8 wears old
by imp Nonplss, dam imp. Maria, dr.
Time-3 m 81
They got of well together, and ran the first mile
side by side, and part of the second, when the lly
gradually drew clear Of the colt, che being Under
hard pull all the time, and won with ease.
SECOND RscE-sAMK pAy-MLE HEATS.
r. Richardson's b. c. Charles, 3 years old, by
Ro~ton, dam Leocadia. I
DR.. Henry Ravenels s, Betsey Rowton,
years old, by Rowtou, 2
RIM. Devesuxs b. 3 years old, BY Muckle
John, . a I dis
This last race afforded all the sport Of the meeting,
for each o: the main races was decided In single
heat boo ..f
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The LITERARY AcE-This is truly the literary age
the age when genius for W ting can meet its re.
ward and enjoy its glory Washington Irving, a
mere literary Liam Of New York, has just been APP
p'inted by the President, Minister of the United
5 a'es to Spain, and Chs. Dickens, young literary
man IRON London, is receved throughout this coun.
ty as a national guest.
wna' Is the world coming 10 Priests, prophets,
poiucans' warriors, all have had their day. Nor is
glory given to men OF letters alone-to editors,
poIee reporters and magazine writer's
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The New York Lane. t--No. VII.

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DR. AtHN'R H. STEVENS First Lecture on Diseases oil
the Rectum delivered at the College of sicans and
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Or. Morris second Lecture on Tic Douloureux
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Editorial article on The Living and the Dead
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Price SIS per annum lie copies OF cents Inc pack
umbers suppled Office 81 Ann street, New York.
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CHATHAM THEArRE-The benefit Of the worthy
manager of this popular establishment, comes off
tonight, and will prove bumper doubtless, as we'll
from the public sense Of his great merit as for the
superior attractions offered by the bills. Shaks-
peare's tragedy vf King John has been got up in
magnificent style, King John by Mr. Scott, Prince
Arthur by that favori,e, Miss Mestayer.
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tabeaux viyante, which will be represented by the

tab.eaux vvan,e, which will be represented by the
actors in the following order
|. Mrs Leu hunters dress dejure.
J. The middle aged lady in the double bedded rosm.
g. Mr. Bardell fainis in Mr. Pics wick's arms.
4 Mr.. DardelI encounters Dir. Pckwi~k in prison.
:. The red nosed man discourseth.
q AIR. and Mrs. Mantlln 10 Ralph Nickleby's Office.
7. Oliver Twist at Mr.. Mayley's door.
Little Nell, her grandfather, the military gentle
man. and Mr.. Sums xpected appearance.
0 Little Nell leading her grandfather.
10. The Stranger scrutinixing Earaabys features In
the widows cottage.
IL. The Pickw.ck Club.
H. Washington irving in England, and Charles Dick
ems in America.
These tabeaux will be represented by the follow
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City Intelligence.

THE HERALD Of yesterday Sunday morning.
contained all the important transactions At the police
Offices and other city intelligence, up to the latest
hour on Saturday night. The full particulars Of the
burslares and robberics by the city watchmen were
also given. As nothing of interest has transpired
since, in that department, we have nothing to give
this morning.
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- SuPsAME CoURr OF rHE UsIrEp SrArKs-Feb.
IL, 1912 No. % Mathew Hobson, appellant, rs.
Duncan McArhur's heirs. This cause was argued
by Mr.. stanberry for the appellant, and by Mr..
Mason for the appellees.
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ISDERFpL.
Court Calendar-ThIs Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos 6, 1874, 81, %, 81, 3, 20, II,
~ 96. 1O9 H. 10, 1884, l2s to 1872 inclusive, 1874,
l3j, 1876, 140to l5 inclusive, AZ, li9.
CrRcur CouRr.-l47, ITO, l79, lss, 22l, 296, 252
5, ZIG, lis, 1885, l9S 232 200 to 2OS inclusive los
1873, 252,
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LORD MoRPErn.- distinguished traveller is
vending his way to Richmond, the capital of the
(" Cd Dominion" He wants to see the legislature
Of VIRGINIA in full action.
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GENERAL JAMES HAMILTON, OF s. C.-The defa-
cation Of this distinguished son of the south, and
pink of American chivalry, has astounded the whole
countrv Whv SO
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BRITISH STEAMSHIP Form, Lieutenant Favrcr,
four days from Vera Cruz, arribsd at Havana 10Th
~1t