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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-21

THE Ne Plus OF INGRArIrupr.-I VA.
standing one day with Alderman, the great
German publisher, in Piecadilly, waiting for a
stage coach, when gentleman came I'D and
took him one side. On his leaving, Ackernann
said, 40 you know that weller I" Eyes"
replied "it is IN Of the I-y &C"
"Dau the veler," said Ackermann, "he cones
TO my house he eats my timers he drink,
my Bort (; DISCOUNT his pills, which he dcs'.
bay and then he Goes home and apu,es nv
pooks."-tT VS. Fsmni.oents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-21

THE PURPosE OF PENNsYtvANIA.-Th
following resolution on the subjec, of repudl.
alton was introduced into the. Senate of
Pennsylvania on the 9th, and read, consid-
cred and adopted without dissenting voice.
Resoired, by he Senate and House Of Represenia-
tires, That The faith and credit OF Ptnnsylvanis,
pledged for the security of her loans stall be kent
sacred and in violate; individuals NAV be found who
shrink from their accustomed integ y OF character
when embarrassment oyertakes III, NJ but The Fl 60
OF Pennsylvania authorize US, their repre..n,n.
ves, 10 declare to her creditors and the world tha
her faith and credit shaH be prestrrtd in rioiote in
every eniergen y and that the doctrine Of rel udia-
lion Of a debt contracted under law, whether Judi
clously expended shall never, until the ssi moral and
political tie of her go eminent ls sundered lie visited
upon her homes, and confdng creditors OF this and
other countries
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A bill has passed second reading in tho
Tennessee Senate, prohibiting white per,ons
gambling with negro slaves-whether to
guard the morals Of the negroes or 10 pre-.
serve tho gen,lemanly character of gambling,
we do not understand.
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LETTER FROM CnINA.-By way Of Mex

LETTER FROM CnINA.-By way Of Mex
leo, we have advices from Canton to the 9th
of August, being three days later than before
received. Admiral Parker sailed on the
Goth, with most of the Land and sea forces,
TO make demonstration upon Pckin. The
Chinese had offered Sir Henry Pottinger,
(the new British Superintendent Ten Mil
lion Dollars, if he would cause the expedi-
ton to be relinquished. This he declined I;
and on the other hand declared that in case
any hostile demonstration was made by the
Canton forces, he would again take the city,
and treat the Chinese with the utmost rgor.
If however they keep quiet, he would res
pect the Six Million treaty. A few foreign
ers remained at Canton, and several ships
at Whampoa, but Sir II. p. had advised the
former to be ready to come at moment.
notice
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Correspondence of the A,las.


In the House Of Representatives yesterday, the
whole time was occupied on the cons Iteration Of the
bill for the issue OF treasury notes.
Mr.. Fillmore submitted a resolution TO take the
bill out of Committee today, and made a motion to
suspend the rules for that purpose This motion,
however, did not succeed, as II required vote ot
two thirds of the House in its favor 1t stood Ayes
49, Noes Is.
lie then moved that the House go into committee.
The yeas and nays having been demanded II was
carried by vote Of los to 90, Profit and Wise, pre-
tending be particular teen1s Of the President roting
in the negatiee-Mr. Tyler in view OF the pressing
exgencles OF the circumstances, and the bankruptcy
hanging over the government may web exclam,
save me from such friends.
| The House then gong into committee, Mr.. Floyd,
of New York, resumed the Il or and concluded his
speech in the rain # lacous opposlt on TO the
measure, the only excuse OF his opposition beng that
! it was now a Wing measure,
| After he had flushed, Mr.. Arnold of Tennessee,
obtained the floor and retained j, nearly through the
remainder of the day. A large portion of his speech
had little reference TO the subject under discussion
but it principally in reply 10 the attacks of Floyd
and Dean upon the Wing party Mr., A was IN
favor of the issue Treasury notes on the plea of
cessy. He atlrl uted the present distress of The
country the arrangement of the currency, and al
the Consequences OF his state of thing to the excess
siye imporalons IN consequence OF the low rates o
| duties. He sail il was high time the country pnlC
attention TO this SUI ect for the purposes of rails
| ing m1re revenue for the wants OF the govern
ment. He heu desired the clerk to read an ar
ticle from paper, entitled Further notes upon TART
and Free trade" 1t appeared in the Atlas about
| week since from correspondent.
Mr.. Arnold was followed by Mr.. Joseph II, In
ger oil, of Philadelphia who yielded to motion fol
| the committee 10 rise.
Several attempts were nnsuccessiuy made for lht
committee rise, and each negatved, but after SOM
delay il was agreed TO.
Mr.. Fillmore, then second time, moved a sus
pension of the rules. for the purpose of in reducing
his resolution TO take the bill out of committee. Thu
motion was lost by vote Of l0l To 63, two thirds no
voting in the affirmative Profit again voting in tn,
negative and Wise dodeing the question. Several mo
| tons to adjourn were made and lost by large ma
iorty az often as the yeas and nays were demanded
tut finally, il wac carried ~ltl,M them al ahoa
| suuspt.
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ton bis lips and head Mt Haggeriy also SAD e ia'ure
es would be bad one, and they had done bus
ness in very careless anner-and IN answer 10 an inqu
~ as 10 his moral character being implicated and ne said
canno, tell or have heard nothing 10 the contrary Wit
said 10 was clad 10 hear as always considered
NJ An,orv 20 lie an honorable and iigh-nlnded NJ
replied ia, appeared 10 bs than
nIar OF business
I, S,raag If near Sing SING. deposed 10 the apparent
l. ,n,;cabe feeling, exhibited by Mr. Hagg-r,y towards
Mr Alnory wnes, called 70 value the personal pro-
erty OF Mr. Anory ;:hici assigned 10 Mr.. aggerty
Mr. Iasg.-ty spoke kindly Mr. Amor SAID that he had
property enough o. The business coaceru and tia; it
would b good lesson his boys but d nprte am
BLANC 10 MI imcry ogden Hasgerty and Mr. Amory
seemed TO be- terms of Intimacy
George Fltlitn applied by Mr.. ialory
few June Is consult relative 10 The proper
disposition OF The goods il the 50 Me-" u Lndar the
circumstances ne stated 10 advised hn To leave the
things they Persons named 10 whom the
goods should be assigned. whose they should he
pat and Mrssr Srown Brothers Go. account OF their
Intimacy AID le acquaintance with the coIsnor. were
selected
Cornelius r. TiGn B,,nt s:rorn-I clerk Of hnory
& Leeds IN l23o-o. NJ capacity that Of Custon-
House Clerk ha"ing the charge of The business OF defend
withtie CIstouHous9. InDeccuber 1899 ,e-c IVES
S72000 worth OF goods the GO Pine st occupied by
the defendants had charge OF all The Custom business for
defendants excepting swearing te entries and sign
ing bonds The defendants OTHER attention to or
supervision Of ge,tn:, good, through the Cu>omiou,e--
Prior 10 January 1914 kept DO book account Of good. in
| Public Stores.
,Jj9urne,o 10 O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
EoAKp OF lLDER>lrS.-rhe board met at s'clock AM!
transacted considerable OF business, % winch
OF YER. general An invitation 10 attend ttI-
examination OF The public chon' at the Tabernacle. on
Thursday evening, accepted, and vast number OF pc
t!t;2Ils presented and referred.
IN the Board OF ASSISTANTS various papers from tho
other Board disposed Of ordinance olrating
S3l3 or city expenses tor the current ycarwa con-
Cured III. Nothing else was done OF interest.
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II Grand Military Festival, al the Bowery
Theatre, commemorative OF the Birthday OF Washington
TUESDAY EN ENiNC', February 22--tt meeting of the
Officer, OF The Artillery and Infantry OF the City and County
of Newly ork held the Aston House "Wednesday even
in, the Report OF the Committee the Major Generals OF
Artillery and Infantry niavor OF giving Grand Military
Fec nj the Bowcry Theatre the Odd February IN com
mcnoraon The Birthday Washington was unanimously
adopted, and the regulations proposed by The Committee
We're approved, VIZ:
i T. Ball to be given under the exclusive direction OF
Committee, of i. Officers Artillery and Infantry OF tl.
civ, and Coux1y OF Newly or and the Counties Of Kings,
Queens and Richmond
No tickets BE- issued except by the Committee adto
lr. signed by the member issuing them
8 Refreshments 10 be rovdedorth The whole company n-
der tie direction OF a Committee
L. The interior of the Theatre 10 represent magnificent
military pavilion decorated with flags, military trophies and
devices commemorative Of our war OF independence
5 TabealN VNan,, 10 be exhibited representing scenes
from the lie OF Washington and the Revolutionary War.
C. 4 full and efficient Orchestra to- provided
= Tickets for Gentleman and two Ladies, 81 including
Refreshments.
&. Military gentlemen 10 appear III uniform
CHAS W. SANFORD, Chairman.
s : N n. s sSzzkSs Secretaries,
Application for tickets be made at the Committee
Room between 10 and o'clock of each day the names OF
the Gentlemen and Ladies 10 b= inserted in the tickets
Immediate application requested the number OF tick
cts is limited.
The following Tableaux vivan,s will be exhibited al IN
,ervas OF evening, between the various ouadrhs ana
Coalitions
l. Masfngton's early development o! Integrity
Who cutthe bark from this cherry tree e.
II was me,
,. Washington displays his aleut in Mathematics;
s. Gen. Marion invites British ot'icer'o oie WIN 'n'
~, 9. %. rSlo arn ,lltiN
l. Tin, Surrender OF CORVALLIS.
=. wa>tnglcn resigns his Commission
s. The Inauguration OF asingon
FANNY OF Washing Ton anu MS GU, ei,Ie .,
u, lo,'" az prCEpT1oN COMMITTEE
N,inr t;.n S,rvker Brig Gen Pentz,
Sandtord, :" keecr,
Lloyd s Grnin,nsS'
., Ilvn,
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Major Cen Striker Colonel Malonev,
sanford. Major Avery,
Brig Hunt. Ioz1enS,
Reeier, capt S nneens
.oo'sA p pnIicr COMMITTEES.
~ nj D>sy
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josiah Richards. tuctoE.--r.
Extensive sale of Old English Books

The attention ct 2ooAAut respectfully invited 10 TIE
large sale OF En= Socks al the rooms OF tNG> RiCi
ARDS PLATT, rs Broadway THIS EVENING, AMI
three following evenings halt past o'clock col
lection embraces Gl7vnrl o. 500 volumes ps selected
iEciuilug large variety o. works o: eminent ery rT
in sistory and eolo. ola vyages and travis. yaia
able sci.ncWoTs, crTlcu, old backlrttsr yoille cTcs
works raGry ana: aSroogy. miscellaneous, Nc ta.a
I0gu@s ready md the books arranged or cNaIn
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February laro.eph NJ, only child OF Andrew Brown.
agen wears and ) months.
On Monday, 2ls; inst Mrs Rachel Ann Goodrich. wife
OF Mr. Francis Goodrich aged II years aontS and days
III. friends. and those otherbrOIer VIM. H. and eonar
H. Allison, respectfully invited 10 attend hcriu1era
this afternoon at O'Clock, from ~; Greenwciis, Wioni
further invitation
On Sunday night o; Asthma, Mr George Barnhy native
Of YORK. shire, England, aged i8=years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral from his late residence l5 W'an,t
this Tue,day afternoon at o'clock the procession 10
move 10 the South B. pfi>i Church, NaS>au.>t.
= February II. Lieut. Franklin Clinton oItel. : Navy
Youngest son of the late Gov. De Wit Clinton.
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Wm. ". Sh;-ler. Arcticrrrr

II This Day. Feb. -, at 10, o'clock. at tie alcou
stores S; and SIS Nassau Maiden lane. neat a>>ur
ment Of; >econd hind furniture rum inlH, a.ahoaGy
hesstcad chars, rocker tlhie ra.-,;antl, work
stands, carpets, rugs betisteati,, ccuin stoves
ee-ant Mosaic Sab silver teae forks spoons, elegant
Gilt edge premium Bible Sa5; also. furniture.
chairs. tables. and general ls5rtlfe; Of China
rart!it', ware and glass astral innp-, cioc,-. &c
Sale positive.
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MARRIED
Dr. ED

February ~ by the Very Rev John Power, j. &C. Lo-
Ineno, MADEIRA Hiss Correla NJ Garter, OF iie city
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New-Yorls Cattle Market.

New-York Cattle Market.
iRepoued for The Tribune
MoSpAY Feb =, 1912.
4, market $50 head OF Beet Cattle including 200 LETT over
las, week coo oiwhch were from the South and Tie bal
ance from this state, 20 Mich Cows, and 800 sheep
There liue better demand ior seer al dss "ee
,,r. Sac,,vers made OF head al from 10 Saver
aging 20 the 100 cwt
Mich COws.-5O were taken at so to $50 each.
SHEEP were mostly taken a; s. IS 10 a. and some at -
H,Y.-Salcs bv the load at 75c to 81 the 100 b'.
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Alianrned 10 10 O'Clock on TUESDAY morning.
ff'5ss.s7s:.1s f1s;,.5zs7 49, - III
SS-1S g es5sss5:Sn &C., e
: ~. > ~ g, ~ e. EIRSGg~oI
Eic,,, and Eighth Ward,

IL E'Itts and Eighth w ards.-"e,the undtr-
,ened recommend that Meeting OF the Citizens OF the
Ft and Eighth Wards be held al the Marion House, No.
loo Vest Broadway, the subject Of the New York and
Enc Railroad, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, sd inst, al
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r0a 81. POWELL s. cos Line
>-..Ss.--y For NEWBUKGH landing at CALD-
Wells, NEST POINT and COLD SPHlNG;I,Ihe
steamboat, Highlander, Capt Robert Wardrop. VII eaSe
and saturday afternoons at O'Clock Returning the High
aner viii leave Newburgh every aioniay morning at
o,rI0ck and TUESDAY and Friday afternoon al O'Clock.
Far ireghto or passage apply to the Captain on BOARD
NIB Al baggage and freight OF every nescfipuon pann
bin, or s,ci. put on board , boat must be at The rlsk OF
the owners thereof unless bill of adng or receipts Se
,jpne, for the l.
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: Project Xouf Dead.

u Project Your Dcad.-AIi persons that have
friends buried , Beti2- Baptist Chrrchyard II CTR
test neaT Deianrv formerly Cha>s Church, AMI OPP
posed 10 In -cTToTa Oh said Pea.i Bodies tbs purpose oi
pa;D. building. ih ground bv ih- Hudson IRE In
,urance Company requested 20 at;ena pubic meeting
m Wednesday EEs:ae, Feb I'D O'Clock. MlEary
Hal. l95 Bower, 81 I,1>lts : {z-!n- =
[Si-n-I THOS. :. DAY, is Hou,tnn-e;
HENRY ENESGAN. ~ Bosvers.
VA. r. EDWARD. SIS. Houston
Ci1AS. BROWER. So Washington
fZl5I HENRY c. DAY ,I75 AlsIL
II Auction Noficc.-CH0iCE HAVANA Sc
CARS, WINES, kc-eli ATcu!arus val ri! tbs morn
in. 10 O'CLOCK at their SaI.s roori 81: Broadway corner
Duane ST by virtue OF execution, . 0 superior i,ega!Ia,
Principe, Coastatla La Norma. Cazaor P-iop. and otr
brands S-gars, Cf the choicest quality MADEIRA Pom mi
Sherry, ginS yvood perm Candies = INK poani;
Sweet Chocolate, Labrador Herring, Brandy Gln Cham
payne. wei worthy tita;teriion dealers and private
families. Also SegsTs in00o boxes sua5e for the London
market ri L
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william! ". Shirley, auctoneer.
A SSICNFE,S SALE.-Thursday, Feb

A SSlNiIN LII - ~ Vii = H''H, ; -
" ruarv nth 10 o'cloc& at the store and showroom
No Sill AMI 1868 Broadway, near Pnce,'i catalogue sa re-
E'r,,c india and English China, Dinner tea Dessert,
COTE, and Toilet ses Earthen Ware OF all descriptions
rch,nt and plain Glass Ware all articles rich Chaide-
49, Wnntc Or,au,-nts and great variety OF Fancy
Goods Also, SHOW Case large Iron Safe Sold in lots to
.ut dealers hotels and families Catalogues ready, ana
IAN H., xanine ON Wednesday. Outdoor Sales and
lor,ignllen solicited 81 and &c Nas>ausL ~ otH
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rica BY Geor-e B. Wood, ". D., Prot OF Matcria Medca
and Pharmacy ni University OF PennSy and Frnnk
lin Bache VI. D.. Prot. Of Chemistry the Philadelphia
College OF Pharmacy. &c. Fourth edition. enlarged and
carefully revised. For sale b. DAYTON MEN NAN.
flo corner oil EG;on AMI Nas>au>ts
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u PARTICULAR NOIICE.-Tho>e persons, having
furniture oiany description pose oil vino break
;ng up housekeeping, viii fn ready sale Tor portion
ali OF their goods, by sending er address calling
upon the subscriber Good, 10 any amount purchased.
,!2N (aj r. COTTON s. CI'alr"
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[~=@ AMAlL LINE for Albany and

= VI ALL LIN Il lOr hlbdtlv ana
S-e-2ss-y intermediate places; oras tar as lic ice
will permit viii! safety.
RI. Steamboat TELEGRAPH viii leave the foot OF
Courtlan,!, St Thu, Afternoon at > O'Clock
For passage o! freight apply board, or TO e. scsinu
m. Si"ambont UTICA Capt. A. H. SCHULTZ will leave
The foot of Courilan9-street WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON att O'Clock. ~
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.
nonncnr to the public thai they have purchased OF Mr.
Vann his inrercs, in the extensive
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
NO. 29l GRAND STREET,
md they beg TO nio:. the friends OF tn, well known Store
tla, they are receiving variety OF desirable
Goods Tbs stock =repeisled 10 every depart
mep rn we are using every exerton make The establish
nen second to none the city, mart for the sale Of
useful ani Cheap Goods
We pledge ourselves conduct our business on i
est system oil ONE PRICE and have secured The assistance o
Young men who vii! pay the utmost attention to Slers
whether purchasing pricing goods All viii be found
s-ked in PLAIN figures and no deviation under am ccl
stances will be allowed from the prices % marked
Having all the facilities for doing the largest Rsiah Bus
ness OF any house in The c, endesvor viii be made
to induce ys,ers to regular customers and % Tar
cheap goods prompt attention CO. "e have no doubt Of
beng successful
silk. shawls, De- Lanes, Calico Mu'ins Linens Hes
Glove. Lace Goods Haberdashery Also Flannels, Blank
s Quilts. coniorabes Mernoes, &c. viii be offered at
price, TO ,u the unes and W hope no one hat cas-
wi! go away disappointed.
Igf 81, BROWN & URoUHARr. 2o1 Grand St
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W. G.. lI,ggerty. Auctloneer.
BY JOHN HAGGERTf X SONS.
NLnNESNAY

WEDNESDAY.
p.,,,.v : :, r,t 10 O'Clock, their Auction Room
n0 package, Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods compulsory
= rsnorq assortment OF Staple and Fancy spring 'o'
Also al 10 o'clock with which the sale VI commence ,, az.
OF fine and extra s9pefinr ln Rin Carpc,
Catalogues aud samples morning OF SHE. ,,. ,,n,l,.
Also case, superior French prints, Hartman
ture ,,, ,,,,,
Also case 10 do do .mno lo'''>
Also case superior all wool muslin de iail'e''
Al.o 10 case, fine aud tine lrlsh linens.
N,o 3 ca,s, black and blue black French p'u''d'
THURSDAY.
\, II O'Clock at the Auction Room, r,=
LARGE SALE OF RUSSIA SnsETlNG ASp 1nHSmr muller
rod GODS per ship fnry Clog. from ST fae'soug,
The Inspection of the Wartens OF the port ior aceo "
underwriters. ,,,;,;o.
f,,lo,,rs and SAMPLES ready early morning OF saic.
FRIDAY.
At 10 O'Clock AT their auction room III. nrv
Pncg,cES,LE-3no packages foreign ana notes. f 90,
Goods. comprising large a1d deslrap!e assoi 'i "
,onabIo nrtci,,, al months credit -------------
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. y s A L /, ) +.
BY DRAPER.

CC'.llrT u T It'@sS4st
TUESDAY. Feb. -
8, 10 o'h!nck at The .AuclCE. Room
D,Nlflr ;icsps: ot fgench goods ata saS ~
casc >. damaged on the voyage * u''E"''
atom Sold account ot ie uzierNr-tts-s to- cai-
Catalogues and samples on the morning oil Sate
THURSDAY, Eco -.
Y l0o'coSA al The !trctsoD Room
sgerchan German Goods--I cases OF kT,feh a.a os'
au Dry Goods L>, lan6c,: per latest arrival. eo'PS;>sA
mos, .ie>Irab!e assortment: Of fashionable and seaSlnao'S
Good. cre,i, OF * months Tor approved sn3of>e
uola>
Catalogues ard sample, on the morning OF sale.
SATURDAY. Feb. n
" 10 O'Clock the Auction ksoni
Cloths an, tt,s!iDcFt>.S large anu Ecrra! rS$ Heit
OF Wet OF Esgan CLOTHS ami Cass;errs received per .
arrivals on credit OF SIX mouths Tor approved enEo'se
private Salc-Chna Elk Sikllkts; 60 Assorted Sew
5.a> Fancy French style Pald CaSInsreS VIZ: Ok
md f'ac-y Nix. D. JoinvIe, &c
,ur:6J ,,sscr, ID 81 and ca White and Re-! Canton
Mating. -----------
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John Post Auctioneer.
IMPROVED Brooklyn property at huc-
Ion Pos. Auctioneer will sell at his sale room,
- Fnltonstrcel Bgcoklyn, Moniay, Feb 20, ut |.
o'clock ,,o D., ,r., within
Two story frame house and lot i~o fearlsec ~''h'''
about one hundred ;reI OF Sands street
Two story brick hnuse and t92 Sand'street near Jay
Frame house and lot 90 Hghi-street 49,,
ne y, M,'' n,ootI;;n sale no.itive f21 Stood
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ua.iucetila; they yNll give Grand Vocal Cnaeerta 4,
re Nts-Iork Society Library. on "Wednesday Evening.
Feb 3. 1870 When several pieces VIII be sung au
Sone o. ,rr,ost lavore ryruean Airs VIII be repeated
Tickets only - cents. BE had the Music stores ,n al
Tie Ir,r tonc-; 70 commence, ut O'Clock - Y
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JOSIAH Richards. Auctoneef.
BY BANGS. RICHARDS X fl.AlA'
Store issi Broadway
sera cash Advances rlatc on cos>;''nr'ts u Aae''n
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A. NtiOck, n Tie .tlcuoN INVITE
N--t COZ

~ ,Sn ~, Fef7:ary s,i AND THREE FoLLo"lN"
EVENINGS,
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DEAvER CLOTHS at Prime Cost, at

T. II ett T
D the NEw-YORK CASH TAILORING e. A5-
zJ1SHEEST ~ Fulton street, 'ledr brocd'rdy
F i..y DAYS only in order dispose OF the balance
~ n- yerv desirable stock Beavsrs embracing great
VARIETY OF STYLES Gentlemen who still II want OF
600. and fashionable invited 10 call and 1a'n
inc for themselves. as our Goods direct from the IMPORT
-rs, bought exclusively for cash
B-A full assortment OF superior Cloths caseinieres
and ve>tngs be found at the
Full suit, furnished a; Vtenty--our hour notice
Cash on delivery, ard no abatenen, in prices
- - J. C. BOOTH Agent
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yVINTs TO MOTHERS for the Man

4 lNIo5 10 Mo iiE - loi t,lH t " n
agelnen, OF their lealh.-By Thomas pun, ~. ~
Physician Axcoucheur the Flnsbufy Hli"ie'J ''s''N
sion, &c, from tie 81 London edition. ehlnleeu -;s
Feelings decacy often prevent many youe 'H , ~ AZ;
t.rales from making their medical attendants uli ul
closure Of The connected WIN Their STATE ana
which render medical assistance necessary Inc oojtci "
The work 10 meet th. difficulty, by furnishing species OF
information for wfIcliarried women nre often ln"ihngio
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