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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
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was then taken by States as follows:

So that Mr.. Saunders amendment, re-
quiring vote of two-thirdS of the con-
ventron for the nomination Of candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency,
was adopted.
The convention then adjourned, but re-
assembled at half past O'Clock, and pro-
ceeded to ballot for candidate for the
Presidency The result was as follows;
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAJ
Washing, ON.
Correspondence of the Hsr,Id1

WASHINGTON, Feb q 1914 r.
The Post Office Bill, as reported bv Col ~.
contains few unimporant amendments
Newspapers will be allowed TO 20 ,brou,b N.
mail as merchandise.
All exchanges will 60 free.
Autographs, printed circulars advertisements.
&c, will be allowed to be folded a le,,ers. and
charged two cents postage.
Ibelieve these are the principal amendments.
News has reached here this morning Of the con-
hrmation of Mr.. Beardsley. He will leave WASH
ington Immediately.
Mr.. CAoArE's speech yesterday has stirred up
aHtremendous excitement among the Oregon
friends. Look for hot engagement on this CUES.
tion The Missouri lion is thoroughly aroused
| from his lair.
There is reason to believe that the Senate will
be IN no hurry 10 go into Executive Session upon
the appointments OF Posimasters, agents, and null
iiude OF smaller fry This delay will give them
(and they may take the hint if they willy an oppor-
tuniiy TO hang out wing colors, and plant ash trees
On "Wednesday evening last, the democratic
members held a caucus To raise means and devise
measures to carry into effect the necessary parry
arrangements
Last evening brilliant ball came off at Carusi's
II was a very select affair. Tickets S. The Pre-.
sident, Mr. Pakenham Secretaries Of DEPARTMENT.
NJ C.'s &C., were present
Mr.. Huger is said to be preparing speech upon
the Tariff. Mr.. Benton is also expected to speak
upon that question.
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
I15 BRO.ADW.aY UP STAIRS

WHITE woud ectuily call the enton of eitix.us
Z. srdstralgers Wis the city to bis ,p'en d Collection
OF DhGUEKkEO re pORTRAt ,,ugis o. in rrou r
from two to fourteen in tbs plate which,
aud acc aaey Of dsDe cnn0t be s,ed
taken in eli kinds Of weather either wi without coors
o which he his reduced to those chsrg by most
Il riencsd IN the ,siness.
The American nstitut it, late exhibition awarded Mr.
White tn fret premium Tor the he Dagusrsstypc Likeness
flor gTouping and general ect which another proof
Of the superoriy o. his portraits Mr. White the sole agent
New York Tor III. imported German
and no other establishment the City they be
obta ned
NB-lmpored Oerm,n Cameras; also French and Areri-
can truHen,s Of tn. very hest quality with Plates Cases
Chem'cas Polishing Mat RAILS &c always nand, for
sale Al the very lowest prizes ~ INN
r. K;CuLLINS CO.. 50 south street. have hand and
II. Or for sale
100 Va Copper, comprising n complete assortment from
oz to 33or manufacture from the best the most care
ful msnnrr.
100 Bales Brdpor Seine Irvine, comprising full sssort-
ment tom ~ bs tp 6'b- received per recent A'a'.
Is Bale, Oh Sail rwine.
leo lie, Amrrc,n Plot Duck from No 10 5, manusetur
ed 10 the most careful manner and eIua to any IA market
Ito Bolts Lei Canvass from No iso
80 ,'.ss Patent she,Iing PapL
100 b, rel, PR IssfL,h
200 do No. Leaf l. I'D.
so Kegs Leaf l. ,rd IN nne otdsr,
50 Barrels Mess be ef ssapsriDr Article.
2ok do Meas Beef do
do Ref Rounds do
4, DO Picked Hogs Tonssss
80 Tisrc,. Peisd Hams and shouldsss hsndsonsly c.
$50 Basbsls nliseis Wheat fn ,us
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the ssts Treasury for interest upon s debts than wsud
nave completed It. The bill will doubtless become
~and the amount Of the states Indebtedness increased
ABOUT two million Of dollars This will make full -
90 loaned this company which the people Of the State
have promised to pay nearly 100000 annual interest," for
which they have not received the least The wol
Is dead letter as is Appropriations sufficient to
pse are necessary to make productive the large
already absorbed in il.
The Merchants Bank of Boston, which already has Q
capital Of contemplates petitoning the Legis
sturs OIL Aassachusetts for anfnerease Of its
present capital The policy granting this additional CAPT
~ cannot be otherwise than injurious to the mercantile
casses Boston has bank capital larger than that Of
TINS CITY, In proportion to ito business The merchants oil
that city have large private fortunes and their business
confined to limits than the trade Of this city
They have not that class private bankers that have
They depend principally their banks for exchanges and
collections for which they already havesufcien capital
1t is estimated that the in the bank capital OF
Massachusetts for will reach 81 900 but any ad
dton made as requested by the work alluded to above
will nearly bring the amount back to where it now
stands.
The Agency Of the New Jersey Insurance Company
have given notice that hereafter discount of 10 Del cent
from the Wall street tariff Of rstsu Of marine premiums
will be made all risks hereafter insured at that agency
bill was reported by Mr.. Joslin, from the committee
on internal Improvement in the Michigan Legislature
on the 4h nst making further appropriations the
Central Railroad The three following provisions embrace
the principal features -
Sec appropriaes 900 of internal improvement
lands to complete the grading and supsrructure of the
road between Marshall and Kalamazoo.
Sec provides that the warrants issued under this bill
shall not bear interest and shall be script drawn
upon the land Office and pay able in land
Sec appropriaes $40 600 out ofthe unappropriaed
Of tho Cant Roilr
tween Marshall and Kalamazoo.
The bill was referred to select committee
The internal improvements of Michigan bid fair to be
the most productive nature The Southern and Central
Railroads show increase in their receipts for
the year just closed those of the year preceding
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FOR THE PILES

TAD the iiow%s interesting case am remarkable Of
~ Files MIR Bovman distinguished arch,pc Ies
dug T. Bfoatway beea afflicted vi Tor yrars fIs
con nltsI about tire. His foul
an eIte I'd Nv torpid occisona paiDta,ion cun enancs
pale aud angud pa of pain dn Vs. graf
rtou ensoD and weight the lower section Of he
.iteaded with rile mmo, so much iofsmed at
produce nten Suffering at otler times ihsmsei
by pDfne DIS barge blood ndu ing great deby the
Hus'es Of ~, back from the lon -conIinu irritation
degree ot their power. producing umbag and
with much dhcui that he could walk is s'ep fsebl
aud io h,d eprndfd more han FIVE hu ed dollars II
lief en- iely cured. having akin only thcc oolss
Of my PILE tLIcTUAHv; HIS .ve led than
niles s,nce snd tee re,un Of the complaint we'll
aud active NV ~ he was thirty years aud attribute all
an te nal remedy sid by the proprietor at his Office,
i9s Bow.fy. fonr doom above Ad
ksmemher i6 Bowerv ~ i,ndG essr
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BrnswAx-Prime yellow sells at 2o} 80 cents, as vi

9,2i5
BrrswAxPrime yellow sells at 29} 80 cents, want
BREApsrurys-western -four sells at 81 933, and no
Sales of Illinois wheat have been made at 81 o.
81 nc Rye fetches bs 70 cents.
CorToN-The market to day is quiet operations being
to close for the best bid during the day. Sales of about
1000 bales at concession the nominal value and chief
ly to exporter who are picking such lots be
laid down tat Liverpool without loss Freights still
very firm I'D square and Al for round baes-bu few
vessels being disposed to take that rate.
IAr-NoIth River bale s in traing demand at SO ga
cents Thew wants are principally for domestic consump
ton.
WHmKEY--We quote drudge casks at % cents dull;
prison barrels about the same, at 24A IS cents.
REAL EsTATE-Ths following sales made by
ton -
Lot and buildings beginning at the northeast corner
OF Ferry and Gold street. 81 feet inches, thence
southerly 40 feet inches thence southwest 90 #
inches to point on the north side of Ferry Ut.
"a feet 10 inches. distant from the of Gold
and Ferry strests and thence along Ferry street
q feet 10 inches to Gold street,. .$i2,s00
Lot and buildings thereon, beginning on the north
side of Ferry street. "a feet 10 inches from the
ner of Gold street. and thence northeast 90 feet Q
inches, thence southeast 81 feet 10 inches. thence
southwest to Ferry street Ill feet inches, thence
Lot and buildings thereon beginning on the north
side of Ferry street. distant so feet inch south
ON Jacob street, thence northeast llS feet 3 in.
southeast IS feet u inches, thence southwest to
Ferry st thence along Ferry st 90 feet inch. 10000
Lot AMI buildings beginning at point on the north
side Of Ferry street. distant rs feet u in south
east from Jacob street, thence northeast through
centre line Of two lots ON Ferry street to point
where said centre line intersects rear line Of said
two lots, thence southeast 15 feet "a thence
southwest III feet inches, thence northwest rs
Lot and buildings thereon beginning at southeriy
corner OF Frankfort and Jacob streets, and thence
southwest 81 feet inches, thence southeast 1Ol
feet inches thence northeast so It. to Frankfort,
thence northwest 81 feet, to jacob street., 1850
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARINDA


THE whole ef the nysteroqs ssd sesn Correspondence
braed Clarnda Mrs in 1857 Y3 add which has
for BY Cunningham ard Others Tor the
purpsss Of nubcation, he's length BY the decedss Of
uda fallen into the hands Of her graads,s e McLehose
barns and Platoncs this work will be particularly rlsd
and eanaot fAI! TO strongly interest readers ia neral
published this city aud Edinburgh simultaneously The
\merc,. edition l2no. ,olSme OF about 800 pages
No Pnk Row, spoo-ite the Aston Hoase.
Notices Of the Correspondence between Burns and Clarinda
from the British journals -
THE Letters to CA,uaa long felt by the admirers
Burns to important chapter in the Poets Biography
"seldom have welcomed work with warmer feel
inss man the before The publication dss
lady of Burns devoted attachment and the letters
much light many traits in the wildly devious character Of
thg Bard'-Kelse Chronicle
"WherevM the Of Robert Burns is known. this book
received both with avdity and anxiety being propa
bly, last Of his writings which will be giyeu the Grid
and bringing fully To light tn Poets Life hh
eto wrapped in mystery. fruitful Of painful suspicions.-
mysterious chapter perhaps the last that remains be
nfsded the hsto OF National Bard has
Just opened descendant Of who been made
immortal by her connection with genius-KiIsornsck Jour
This volume is invested with accumulation Of sttac.
have been disappointed high antcpatons
The character Of Burns here fully deveo ell
forue y aud the mystery which hung around
the Of srda and Burns is. we think sasiaco
Ivy cleared up "-Scoisaidn
Some OF eghul epistoary literature has been
produced by poetsand 10 Pop snd Cow~s letters
De AIDED that Of Burus " Brighton Herald
This Indeed Of the cuf'oss Of iiterature and may
well be said TO supply chapter the Life Of scosnd
Eottsrs Saturday Night to provide himself with copy -
Chsitenhan Journal US imsm
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGI ESEY LEO

REMOVED from seesnd sueet = 50 Spring q -Patronixed
~ by the eminent throughout Europe
many their professional brethren the United Staes; and
allowed by all be the approach TO
produced Introduced into this and made solely by
WILLIAM SELPHO,
No. 80 String street, Broadway, New York,
cTWms moteraf- and iudisputAb'er ferences gwen,
N have the artificial leg II ssIpho Il. coustruc
tion appears excellent and well calculated snswer the
osct desired But hr best of all the proof those who
them; this positive and undenisble Some Of my
lends whom nutatsd ufovm that theyare superb
TO all Others. VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of Surgery. University Of New York"
j2t ImdvEwvs-c
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Ships Garrick, Trask. Liverpool. x Collins Cos w.,
s,w, h,thswey Ne. Orsas stsnto 4 Frot Chsrism,s"s
Packard. hpsl.ohicola w Ho .Isod Co-Baquss Ko,b.
Gs.oer, :se,ea;, H,v,ps, Ns;m,h : Wal,h; Ann Welsh
ham stoa, w " r. -BnE, Token Lov.snd, Ls0aayr..
Swoi Mss . Hill, NsuiIvy 81 C,i1 ep,h Peters, Gsgl
lard Mobile, by the sane; New Jeney Brown. Savannah
pem,il; Fanny Goit Baker Geesstown SC Colt Co;
Sen. W% Wilson 9 %Ss AZ. Caves L;ri. COLORADO,
alock. Wilmington, NC. john Ogden; Roe, Dodge Bait.
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House OF Representative.
WASHINGTON. Friday,

WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb H.
EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS. PRIVATE BILLS.
As soon M the journal was read, MI Adams
aid it was wrong it stated that Mr. sidell voted
"No." yesterday, on Mr.. Henley,s mouon 10 sus-
pend the rules; whereas, he voted Aye
Mr. HxNLEv said that yesterday ne moved to
suspend the rules in order to Introduce resolution
that thi. House do adjourn early in May On that
motion there were reported by the clerk ayes 10y,
noes IS; on which the Speaker voted "No," max
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xkR> FOn LIVERPOOL Regular Packet OF the Ist of
M22 March. thu splendid act ct shin OXeORO Captain
k ,Rsthbone v Ill sail a. above, her REGULAR day.
Having very superior accommodation for cabin. second
cabin aud steege persons wishing embark and
derous of securing good beh should make
to JOsEPd McMURKAY,
f2 3tre 100 Pine street corner Of South.
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SAVE YOUR SHTLLINGS.

a. All hal arc in want good Caters Shes, .
p41S4 Or Buskins requested 10 call atWALs Frs
corner OF Br'dway add Canal rect Lsd s. G4es, u
Mse. and Caters, Of all coors sorts aud sizes
q the latest French fsshioBhe CHI offered Also
the Of tients fac French Calf Dress Boots
,utcfed, at - Those who Iurch Is old esta.
blshment to cal the best evidn of the
raj his OTIS and Shoes have given tn. pubic.
A. = Remember-WALktk MS Cheap Boot and Sh 8 ore
~? Broadway corner Cara street fl3 lmsec
WAITE hORSE HAlH-rhe subscc bers having pr
" pared lTge aud choice Of this cls
fer the same to tn trade Ia state eni,ed low prices
February 20, 1874. u. LANGDON co,
20 3tpodsm az Nasssu
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AUCTION SALES.

ThOhAs BELL. Auenoaser.
(Stsre No n .fsn strsst.l
At ln}s o'clock, at the sales room,
Extra Sale of second Hand thing he dug and other
clss. used lutte but cd Order and rising = la
variety, worthy stteetion Ladies and enteneas
FL Of all descrI tions ws fnurr &c the property
Of Eentsmaa deceased. "ho is have his
closed
At 10 o'clock, Vt the auction room.
The lagess valuable Of esh,
essonablr fancy and stable dry Of all
clothing, fancy splendid and other articles
NB-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
merchandise Of all descriptions Business will
business like Sales will be regular and
in this under the solely Of
THOMAS BELL. Anu street.
A CARD
HAVE taken the Store No Wall street for the purpose
1 of transaetuga GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS Consignmea,s solicited. Sales
guarant ed and cashed advances made whea rsqard
JOHN s. Belts.
Ibeg le,ve to refer as follows -
Messts l.. y Hoffman X Co Msssrs Thompson Adams.
Mr.. Moses T.Slor reri imam. Nash < Co.
Messrs spoifird, TIleston War IN X Brltnail.
. 90 Mr. ST. Nieoll
P. Harnony's Ne Mrsrs Datsr, Miller & Co.
phews Co Siurxes, cennet Co
Talbot Olyphs C. l.. benson u
Co Co
Tn o.ve'or&Duck- EdwMd G Fails &
q De ieyster L Whit Z" Bsbcsck & 60.
warsh. re. 2wissm
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE arfamsd and celebrated Pills from Portugal, are
percve be obtained thisleoun9y Ses advertise
mat " the lest column, fourth page,
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H1yn 1uo

H1yn ouo
THE SuBSCRIBEk hereby irfoIms his friends and the
public that he ioeuds TO baking Passover Bread
for the ENSUING holidays, Monday the 2tn instaot He
wos iee extremely obliged by send in their
as III possible
that he has contracted with consrrg,.
tors .4ns Chead Shsri Shomaim and Beth Israe he st
shall hsppy suplv longing other
xrgsious The majority Of the menbsrs Of the Elm s.'t
already their orders the scbsT
IL that this lille aud ndwntent mpe will
followed by oth who SHOULD be simila situat ,egud
regaton they pIe,se without
being under any restraint. Nj. s. COHEN.
TERMS 11X1a ola superior quality. six to the pound
at sir cents; meal eight yer pound.
Oders all kinds Of Cakes for the approaching
holidays at his Bakery Dsy street, Duane stiee
i'm
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SALT AND FISH STORE.

SALT AND FISH STORE.
100 BBLS. Halls FAX No | SALMON: 1900 Nos. 1, :
-foU AID Macts,ei; $50 h.lfdo. do do do
100 bbs No. Mes 5hsd;
80 htlfbb's No | +syb K Shad;
800 bbis Cod md 5rnIs Fish;
loo d, No Gib'd Herring
1909 toxes Sea ed d.
5000 lls smoked salmon
800 kits SOUS, Sa mon;
GOV do SQUADS aud Tone ues;
2TO quintAls todhsh suit b for shipping;
1000 s,css Akhton's Salt;
$50 bbis Am srcaa : II. &c. kc.
All for sale in lots to SUR purch s-rs by
f20 imsm VI Dew sirset
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY
r. z; CASTLEs ssi BKOAHWAf, g

~ Of WHITE SHEET, has q Fa,te Tor filling
iecayed hollow teeth can put into the
eeth without any paip Inconvenience with which it be-
(hither,o painful and useless teeth acsy sound
all CASES the cesic of extraction Ladies the mos,
vd is efficacy Tls Editor Of the Evening Post
and DR. as opera!es the teeth with great care and
ali respects pere. for life The spn say, DR. Castle Ia,
9TH" nc most eminent gentlemen Of tho Medical Faculty
Iins the teeth Tsohache pills. one of which put IN ah'
ching tooth will effect permanent cure
Lr CHEyR pON ANGEL CALDERON De LA
3ARCA, Ambusador and Plenp enti,ry Extraordinary,
rom nna Isabel Qn,en Of ss to the Unie states At
Vas 90 certify that we'll Of NY friends
have taonn DE- g CAST 4 for many years a. ;acees'
moving his worth and his bpg xeman Of street int g
", with pleasure recommend him those who require
he aid Of his pr fessi nal servi -
would also recommend his excellent Composition for filling
ee,h. having many SEN its superior efficacy
(Signed) A. CALDEkON DE- LA BARCA.
Dr. A. Castle teisr TO The spanish tTnen chan. AND
}ssI AdmiTI W'IIop Lord pSioIPs.h Gen MdsC;gy
ley, s. N Y: Mn Gse.I,l Gains. p; bfsL. MD; pI.
g.IRI TC Gh..H.n Dr. 4 STEPHENS. pi : Tsr,y|,
BROADWAY f2Jlmsec
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RlLHAND VAN Dl KE JI1 Auc i0neef.
pEREMPrOn SALE-To close \ cosss'n with an In.
surance Companv-AN iHONYJ oLrECKER& CO.
will sell prhc auction the bid Wednesday
2st dav of February la at IL DEL OK the Mscha En-
change
TWENTY.O LOTS OF GROUND, embracing FIVE
he eco"d Avenue with the &c
teen lots adjona the side of 18th street
ID and 3D. aud exteuog wrhn las feet Of the Sd
the l0s about 90 Deep
the q aud avenues The hgh solid sound with
the Croon water laid through the and hu t the
north e opposite ibis properly Seventy per
r.msiu mortg the fchasers ge with the
amy 10 build AMI have 90 Of the cha
and thiee-ourths of cost of building additional
mortgage.
Maps of tn. Lots Plans Of Building TO be had a. The
Aucti peers Office (aitsr THURSDAY nrx) No. Broad
near w all street. fI2 to2sTc
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND

Mr. ULLMANN. Pupil OF Charles C.emy, continues 70
NA teach singing and the ano Forte this city
lyn, mod~ae t-ims. ftrs ANY
die he'd families, whose learned app.
cation IT hi r~sidence Is VI the Arsenal
Mr. VIII, is the author of Fench Grammar. the second
ed on Of which q ~ the coas publication. teache: like
his Music Lessons, wished Schools and CJeges
fB I'm jgb
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
IN THEIR ne kN FkOj THE U I'll respect
fully announce to tbs cit zeas Of New York that they will
VOCAL ENTER MENT,
NIBLo's SALOON,
BROADWAY, On MONDAY EVENING FEB 26.
When they 81. in,roduc the choice pro which
have received the appreciation of the Musical public.
PROGRAMME.
Qua-ette-Blow on, blow on Pir,t.. Gee. Baker
New q arere s-A Life III the Wild Wood
Desert tive paliad-rhe Snow Sorm.
New aIt..ts. Wy h-rs B,or wor by. q. p Morris
Qaart,ie-We are Happy All + co. subject ON
Ri.er ...... Hutchinson
Ht,te-Land of Wa'hi gton, words b, " p.
, Norris ESQ arr nged ~ a Qaarete h. Hutchinson
New luailstte-Excelsior, W rds BY
Hurry w Lougf-llow, Esq
Quareue-Ihe Crave OF DO aPare arranged by Hutchinson
Music by..... 800: 1880. Conner
TTo,h"tkaway, words by Henry johu Sharpe.
Quartsae-Onc. on me or Tn. Origin of Yam. m
kee uocdl. ......
Sinale-The Qua G'aoite state confirming
flhs "lnbs yfJrse," from David to Asa.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
Stoddari's, Dubos T. Chambers C. r. Gssl ,ins aud
Flrtl Il Hail.. Music Store at the okstore of sarton
ies and the Ticket Once the saloon the evening of
he sOncsr
ITO clmm nee At Quarter before o'clock. f2s ssec
SPEAKING AUTOMATON
THIS Wonderful aud uren work the production OF
seventeen nnrem tied labor and study
which has on tn ful of tue most emiuen Pro-
sxhbi ov MI rABER the inventor in person. on aud r.
We nesda It. every day Monday evening" sxcptsd)
O'Clock evening" bti,n pom at I3 Broad.
OF spenara street in ispensrd
Adm,taace 30 Cents-Chdrca under 10 half price,
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY "A


Sun RISES. ..6 - MOON sErs.... .....,, "a
SUN sETs... ..... "a HIaH wATra... 70 10
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr.. BARTON, (pupil Of the las Ncholson,) respect
AVA July begs 70 announce thai II his Intention 10
structi@n Flute Nh Barton pro-sses teach
u the method pursued by Celebrated Cha.
Nicholson.
For and particulars app may be made Sienor
Godone Hus,c Store Broadway, and Mr. Sodars PanofoTe
actOry ji7 lrnsre
TO GLEE sIN0ERS-Just published, the 1th No. Of the
Gu trtetta, containing Giles by Spohr Weber, &c For
ss BY e y Hoyer. No SOL Broadway. and r. Riley No. 20
Chatham rect,
Gse will be shortly issued FIR grauit"us delivery TO regular
subscribers. $50 linsrr
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FIRST PKE MUM DAGUERKEOTYPES.
pLUMbE DAGUERREAN Gallery Of Paten, Premium Colored
photographs, Isl Broadway. ABOVE Murray street, New
York-Awnded the first premium and hah-st honor by Anne
ean aud Frnkn Institutes for the most beautiful colored
OagurreotyPes exhibited
pro's,o Plunbs tn" American Daguerre whose fame
the fest Photographer in the world is familiar not only here
but in Europe aud whose urls have recently been
by the pubic testimony Of the American and Frank nst
Declaring h col red photog the
xhbited has from liberal desr to place his superb
within the reach OF all just reduced his low
rates Of the nd erent artists the c,ty We advise all
10 ex'mpe his fine gallery Of which the world
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