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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

CPrGentIemen's Hnts-Sprng shion.-BlRD,
corner Pine and Nassau .ls-Genrmens Hats OF the
Sprns pattern uniting much elegance anG beauiy OF style
are now ready for examination by the subscrber
2rt BIRD. Cor. Pine and Nassau sis
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NEAPoL1TAN BoNNETs.

vJ1HE SUBSCRI BERS. Paten,e-s and Manufacturers OF
ire Nsapol.an Bonnet prepared 10 supply the trade
with inmtabl, Nespoinns for which they received
two silver medals the last Fairs Of tho American
nsu;e and which for style aud fntsh unsurpassed.
They them clean and alter equal TO Apply
to PATTISON. NOE & co % Delsncey.sL
AZ svise or WISE A SONS cor. Ptn. and Pearl sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

~U-ss THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF al
EELs5tssss-zN Excnrs.ocs.-A sail across The HUDSON
River Hoboken, and tn1o WAX 70 -
EysAn Eeds along exescdngly snosss "
tle place will prove The sssly sccompnsneo - -
asc;ye Of all 1ursl excursions ihst can Do macs n'~ ~
city. -. n. 49,
Tho grounds now pseEeni q eharDsng upeet ios uees
arr, 10 leaf ana tho sotI covered with yea 1efi'
Tba W..s ar. 10 excellent order, having oSen eonso'
ably .nabellished The present spn9g "a r,4.,o.-,..
49,, 800 49, sIIed - yiLb Awnings and Sests
y ~ - 81 -. myl <nis1ss
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List of Letters Remaining in the Z. S. City Des-
patch Post, April %, 1916.

~ Please rassioa tis Of III. List IN rchick they
MR. aIrs-t;sed LADIES' LIST.
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General Notices.

Brig Frances fl., West indies also briss unknown.
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NIEKCHANTS, DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
vi pEp u

vi PERFUNERY Do NOT BE AFRAID TO PUR-
CHASE IN BROADWAY,-The subscriber offors tho
complete OF psrfumery, toilet soaps,
logues kr &c prices 80 50 per cheaper
ohsr house In the United STATES In order To con-
vince yourselves he nves you TO call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. =. ROUSSEL-
Manufacturer and importer OF pcrumery, soaps &c 69
Broadway between Lberty and Cortland s.s. ga lmis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S, 2s9 BROADWAY,
I AFAR0E Buildings, corner Of Reade-st
II Ricn Jewery, hanlel Clocks,
Silver Ware, Fans Bags,
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods
Also. Gn- Of enc Italian Cam-os, which fol
elegance OF desiga and execution cannot be surpassed
Ax3tswislf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-01

TO BREWERS, DIsT,LLERs, FOUNDERS MANU-.
p.Ity for SALE a, auction 1husts 9Th february 10
Of Delaney and Chrye stress block
Bower tnown q: the American Esgle sale Establish
hslg ~ 90 ee the clear having each side Of
Ieet iset Oh Deancy street. aud or feet the Tear
has within the last been thoroughly
paired il is three .toes hsh AID wen lighted the basement
has been well hted stable and pabe OF accommo-
daling horses Crotou ihrougnout II ADMIR-
ply calculated for foundry manuetoly machine shop
being remark ,by well and strongly built II building
much used and IL demand for lags public meetings
tary drills, balls &c which pr, ducs large rent Two
thirds OF the purehs remain bond aId
gage for term Of years siI per cent.
j3ls're GEO b. ROLLINS, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-01
INVERTEBRATES CONGRESS.
House n Representative


wAsHiseror, Jan. soth, lsls.
After reading the Journal Mr. BAEEn, Of illinois, rose
to mistake In last nights Unsen 10 its report Of
the speech which he had delivered yesterday. The
Union made him say that he had supported Mr. Polk
the last election This no very PoDtedy contrsdctsd
Reports were then called for from the Standing Com
mittees
. The Committee on Commerce reported bill to remit
the duties PAID on articles consumed In the New York
The Committee on Revolutionary Claims reported
bill for erection Of monument TO the memory Of
The House then went into COMMITTEES Of the Whole,
Col Tibbatts, OF Ky, in the chair
Mr. HoeI Of Illinois. having the door from yesterday.
made decided taking speech the Oregon question
great effect fs was regular i.hmssliis d.Ssisr for
Of course almo every mans hand ~ ainst him He
made rather bad blunder in the beginning, by making
the Bible say what Dr. Watts only had said 10 referring
10 Mr. Baker oil Illinois, the only whig from that state
who had just explained that he accused Of be-
ing democrat. he said that thsre still hope for
him. for one Of the most consons texts 10 scr pturs
" while the lamp holds out to burn,
The piiest sinner may return"
He emphasized the word pissf very strongly, which
was followed BY loud Laughter much At bis blunder,
at the appropriateness OF the quotauon ne was 10
could but Oregon any how. He then turned 10 vir.
GINA and hit Slr Bsyy pretty hard for saying that
nsS no claim, to o asS the "suewsn ~ 70
sr X replied that he was sorry to have been mis.ak
en- but his language certainly bore that construction
The gentleman from Indiana MR. OVEN had said that
hey nd 49t degrees, we had no right to Oregon.
hr OwES explained that hs had said that our right to
AL degrees clear beyond that, Great Britan's
rights and ours were not so clear, either way.
MIR II was not satisfied with this He was opposed to .
compromise on 81 degrees, as Mr. Owks proposed
He then turned 10 the Lone Star" OF virginia tMr.
PsrpLEroN) whom he called the Lone Constellation
Il Constsllaton alone, while the stars com
and n, his quoted the speeches Of Gov
FLovp, Of Virginia from which bs drew comparison
between the patriotism Of old and modern virginia
He then turned TO Mr. HoLHEs, Of g., and SAID that
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CHRLSTJE'S
G A.LlV A MIC RINGS
MAGNETIC Fl.UID.

MAGNE IL
novel application Of the power Of Gavanism,
remedial y emit The GALvANIc RINcs 10 connection
Ct .e asss 3, wn s .pS
,l{ to the head ,sce or limbs 0out Tie Dolo Too h
BroIehs v.r,gS O. .eE Headache .dges
the Heart Apopexy stiffness Of joints spinal Complaints
Lqmbsgo. NeuIgia nervous Tremor the Head
nervous and physical energy and all dsorders Ia
cases ef Dyspepsls which simply
& nI prices 9sSs y M
and Of various ornamental psttns and BE- by the
SsITs hf saSDs
Arc sdifcaons OF the and ia
chrome 81 disease the Rugs do not poa
whist arms, wrists ances, chest or my part Of The BODY with
peii, ease ANY Gavanc that req may thus
ss Obtained and no comys.t when tho agent
W MASS. eTfiicc'FIiIa u6 believed
used N connection with the Rings aud their notifications
msts to be Of the valuable Of modem
science is beved possess The remarkable power OF
Of the influence At the seat Of
III "
nese articles form an important addition the Galvane
hnss acting upon the principle but having advan
,rength ming the sym debtaed by disease or other
causes rs certain aid weakness pre-
the GALvANIc STRENGTHEN PLAsTERs will be found OF
great and permanent sdvai tage.
'ssf e. fadss EC e. Rsf%siGas
Publ,hed by the Doctor in the SUM- Times Mirror Tribune
These all Of which are from the most respect
able sources have been selected from several hundred Of
similar character which have during
Tune discovery has been before '1s Mo6RRg ase
General Agent FOR the United States and only Agent for the
CITY ofNew York,
bewsrc OF Couuerfeits ja3i MW&sat lm+r
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1876

Dull day in the Capitol. People are sick and
tired of all this fustian the upon Oregon question
and Mr. Hoge's clever speech was, therefore, waste
ammunition, excep, for home consumption; and
Mr. w. w. Wick's appeal seemed TO have been
especially woven for his Indiana constituents. and
nobody else. The bill was laid aside, and the
House took up the Senate bill providing for certain
post routes in Texas. Mr.. Culver, Of New York,
was denouncing Texas and the Texas annexation
in the heaviest terms OF reprosch, when our pa-
triotlc Mcconnell called the gentleman to order,
the ground that he uttenng treason against this
glorious coniederacy. MIR. Culver proceeded, not
outstanding, and we lett him to the care Of your
rsn
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f.t(JN(JM Y.

HO En'erprsing Men aud The Public FIVE hundred per
cent TO be realised by Duttan's fent Ice Accum
Aces o. ice can he accumulated from the
vacant lots where the city, with the aid OF ttle
revolving jts costing 81 each This vii, sod ice
when cannot be Obtained nom IL ice SIX
incie thics N "a hour, The specimen and apparatus
whore there's numbe OF blocks Of thick and 10 to
20 et diameter arcumu in ht days ire, zpg
(rst rae for ,hppng Ibis little revolving forms most
beautiful fouuaia TO be pced IN yaid ia Those
wlsh1g rights i'll please call the
west corner Of Lombard and Ashton st., cts .
Philadelphia. JOHN DUTTO ON.
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l59 BROADWAY

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
'H .ubscnter his thanks his friends and the
pobicf the very liberal ptronage extended to him
III umsry the shouo eval either the beat or
none ne earnestly soci's moneLts fol.
Lowing Ineligible proofs that he capable Of offering
e very bet, wheshe the competition be fore Amsr-
Ing been for of the Laboratory or Ian
gle ieie ct F Tor hall Century the first house this line
"a Europe 2d Slice the first exhibition, years past OF
hts rfnmsIy witt single obtained IN
lew YORK hos on AID thiadelphis IN First Premium
hon red with tn Go Med never hef awarded 10
r.. I'D HIS '~rts has bsni he'd The imported
whenever y has me fairly INTO competition. his
Iht'caiy The cnewth his Shaving Cream Why Guild
TT De sot. His Peri9merv 70, !. isct the foreign,
ADDITION Of an txc~enc. which the esn possess
namely freshness and advantage 81 these articles Il
e gre teal m' rtnnce, owing their tsrishass
HIS prlcs are from to 80 lower In fine III.
mr., the &C cnce aud SIX Of his native cty offers
o. ms iabora"ry equal the best lmport and
MN iron the adva tage OF recent much lower
prices he, IN reiur iues himself that hs
hsr- 50 unreasonable prefer articles merely
they foreign, and been tte OF
voyage To Conclude the subscriber always kteps on
hand perfect asser Of the hest foreign pramey snd
chasing according the Judgment pref Of he
d,viduat
he sub crber respectfully soclts eall from those
who WI 10 purchase that which as ASSURES the
being Gated 20 hr chaser He prcoIaIy
the aention 81 wholesale and ret de h his very COM
pete assortment which h. Offers them prices 30 to
H. kOUssEL,
,,o,., Manufacturer aud Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
p IlvnA
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BiGELUW'S NORTHERN EXPhESS.
EQK Fchborg, Keene Greenfield Bfatleborc, Windsor,
Wo dsiork Montpelier aud Burlington, VT AID The Ia
nada' All Pscs Parcels aud u the above
towns or any par Of III. western a New Hampshire
and mont, will be faithfully attended IL directed the
caredf L. Bi(,EfpW II Film sf-.e, No nm.
BE sure 70 mark Packages to Of "Bgelows En-
IeAA
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PERPENDICULAR LECTURES,
RYI NJ FOWT. ER

MH. FOWLER Will commsnce Course Of Lectures In
AVA Mr. Martins Church. Cnryte Delaney.
70 comaenee Tuesdsy Essning. February "a, ~
and Tuesday Ever iDss. al the SINE place and hour.
The ubsct Of the Flint Lecture will be the General Pnc.
pies Of fhe ology aud close with
chronological and Physiological Exsmna. ions Mr. 8.
Fowler similar course at Halls Buldngs Brooklyn.
ErhI 1 lfiakrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-01

STAGE MAsAoER. Mi. ii. i. 81 ESss.
# " nIGs Il F. S 5EyIs
THE E bs x Tira TokEN.
Count Felix Mr. C. Smith Bsllair, Mr. sevsns Carisse
Dancing by Miss Csrline and La Petite Bertha.
sAn A" opTH n%ssdsts
Ginger Blar, Mr. Rec; Lucy, Mrs. Myers
The f sGsf.SSs HTs SPY.
wass Iii FL ssas Myers
NATIONAL THN ATth AVID CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH aaf NAM n rs %NS TSsEriI.AsvAN;
Eass. Temple:
!.s R;,:, .ss +. ssSs that .
p nsss ri her Eaus .an AND
in which they are 50 Justly celebrated. .a;, ,r
III an 81 he
establishment. IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
F'n''fa' Nj Mss s{ e. %fETLs sh''''''''
Principal Nal. Equo'si;,Pp:: LEVI NORTH and I. v
Fi., Equestrian Psasomi.s. c, J, ROGERS,
School s' sSS6k Esf MA f''' Indian Effects
TIVE and -Four Horse E9rHs,rss and f0'sioni'''
ss y q tss %SsoDs
y .ssRi 4ssps X @
E yIa@s: s Ne I'd P %aEHs
Ring Muster, II. NICHOLS
A GHns F0i wEHE ks sss kEGEY
p 99fGs F AZ. Fax full
r.. splendid p Mr. A. ALLGM
and ppsssa oas by
FhEER will be produced under the title Of
| FIFTEEN YEARS Of SAILORS LIE.
Or MdSb S e." Ev sEassH: Navy
The Box Office from socock the morning nnfis
O'clock PM where attention will be paid to the public
wishes
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
GENERA. Furnishing Embellishments aud Sole Agency
" for the sale of
YOIGTLaENDER,S APPARATUS.
The genuine vogaender Apparatus also the best Plates,
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cs.es, SC &c
may be procured at the subscriber wholesale aud retail By
addressing (post padlto
w. LANGENHEIM, Exchange, Philadelphia,
The following gent,smsn have agreed Agents
for the sals OF the Vogtlaender Apparatus:
h.ssu Litch WhPPe, Boston, Mass.
MIR. James L. L. on, Richmond, Va
MIR. 3. Broadbent, Columbia, 3 Z.
kr James p Perry, Charleston, =. &.
Mr.. y Noessel, New Orleans.
Nessr. johnson Jacobs New Orleans.
W.. f. LANGENHEIM,
ji0 imsN Exchange. Philadelphia
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AN EXTEN SIVE RATTLE.

AN EXT ZEN SIVE RATTLE.
eeg9nt and ayorite Hetel De: Due. Ferrs situated
opposite Duane Park to be raied for
by the st Of February, time intervening, the
option Of IN raieI 10 be divided thtythe chances
800 chance, tho becoming possessor
as y. aeudnR their magnificent AR Cushion
Billiard Tables and all the The prc prietors
being dsrous to enter into business Philadelphia
induced many Of their friends. who ANXIOUS although
bring will the Of any willing to hazard
the amount for chaace wher IN there il NOR
Likelihood oi success than IN thousand 81 specus
ots tnf entered into every day. The above Hotel was
renovated spring and fumshed the
style AID r most complete order In the
an may be conducted satisfactory the subscribers the,
car appoint judges smoug Themselves who competent
decide ally drsputes that
Further Information wall be by the proprietos the
HOTEL DES Duck fREhES
- l6e Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
NS-Senfiemen requiring pri rate have them
10 fable oil chaaces. gratIs. DIS imsr
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MIR. III. COLLINET.

nIRkCTuE OF the Orchesta at Queen Vlctorias Balls
~ Encsingham Palace, and ths Court Of France has
the honor TO his friends The public h,s
arrival ~ New York and bega to inform them that he
Dansanss Address at his residence, 400 Broadway.
j3 iw-rc
NOTICE TO CABIN EFT MAKERS AND
UPHULSTERERS.
IL AIR SEATING AND CU3LrD HAIR.-cnWo lbs
cured Half also an assortment vi Hair Seaing AID
figured, oil superior quality, for sale by
GEORGE JOHNSON
JOHNSON & GREEN
B.-The store and Office has removed fom IS, William
, i'll lwis*r
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4
OPOLD DE MEYER
REGs TO ANNOUNCE tia. hs will give Gn4sH G0sSrrT
vii
0' ''''' MADAME OTTO AND MIR BRoUGH.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
WI perform selections. from the Purani Semiramis, Lucia
81 !s
%
two GT%R tIa fsa BY him and
Ts One D0 H. 70 e had q <. Music Stores
Concert to commence at o'clock. j2sr
HERR W. BOUCHER
nd md hs q ''
'"'' ~ "''' UNLY BENEFIT CONCERT,
VI" s.t Rlass ne F ASs.'? a si1.0'
on which oe ga he , will be assisted BY
MADAM" Ss afHsfs liz h9q III. sss,sr.
THE '1H'' as Ss 81 SSjHS;sfss sHsa'S'
and a full Orchestra and Chores.
that h Effort. give the ia:s. ard s.ads.
s',..y Ys,t s.S.as:: .s!ssssd fro" The
nc, rs 70 future az m .s ~ ri n. r,neo, music
MR.. DEMPsTER twho is about 70 return 70 Europe h.
WI the honor to the Citizens q New Ymh h
few days due notice Of which will be given
ssec;iGn Of h: most porusr Interpreted WIN
n ~ 2a e: ssssG n S. ,S
LOOK AT THIS.
FREE coNcERTs E " 10y EVENING
sy 8. 's "Si sss::
ss s Tas
sf' tos%. m.y e y ="
HyssAR BALL. .r,o,n
evening IL. February Tickets be had oflhe follow
'"s '''''EC G. H. Atkins. 900 Greenwich street.
G. A. k.n,i.h, 800 Blosdw.y.
yP Chamber, 4ot Broadway
3 sis:, 81 s ssi.e ea. .t' street,
William Dillon RAINBOW Howard street
a. simpson, cs'' nSns ' s.e,.,v II, Troy
UNION STAR CRICKET CLUB, BROOKLYN.
EIRST ANSUAI BALL Of Il; Union STAR s CEIGK
william william saai m., i sss9 s siaii.
A celebrated Coton Band eng ged. q M'm
FANCY GUARDS FIRST GRAND MILITARY
AND CIVIC BALL
THE Committee would respectfully inform their friends
s.,. ,' on Fl ss @
S.ia D:S % :spsa.e viii 30 .ss'sd this
e best gwen this tickets 20 b had from hs
at the door e , me W SyraSF q sa ne s.'
Lieut. Philip Van Wart, Committee
Ensgn Barnard haver, D. OF
Secretary yohn Borehers, Arrangements.
Treasurer Frames A. wilkinson. -
The Committee have engaged Psrsrsehsn'' celebrated 20
SCANDINAVIA.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY,
will tale the Minerva Rooms No 40 Broadway,
Monday evening 9Th OF February Tickets TO be had OF
r. Luison No. ulton corner OF Gold Schott,
No franklin and A. Lindxreen corner 81 Broome
and Edrdge or from either q II Lowsit'ee OF Az
JANES PETERSEN and
i2s2w-re LAURENCE FkIBERT.
dS Inn REWARD will be gwen TO any person mat Will
lOO prove that T. PRICE, M Dvlsion street, hiss
larger and Landowner OF Bs Flowers tsn all the
other Artificial Flower IN the city Exhibitor
free for month IN im'm
COLJ LEAF AND DENTISls GOLD FOIL Oh 81.
NJ perior quality Foil SOS or Gold Leaf the
lowest market pces Pale Gold s. per package silver
Leaf Gold, Silver and opper Bonres nc AZ u. Factory
% Rssde street l.. WAUGH,
j2oIm Practical Gold Bcater
'lHOMAs BATE survlvna palmer OF the hfm OF Thomas
=, James Bate Ne-dle Fish Hook and Fishing Tackle
Manufacturer Reddtch, England and 100 Maiden lan Nsw
Yort has sh. DAY associated with him a. LHos
under the arm Of THOMAS 4 THOMAS II. BATE.
TrH H9MMAss Henry BATE,
- D. xlss nm
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NEEDLES.

NEEDLES.
lanes SMITH & SONS wei, known and hishly esteem-
ed DrletEyed Needles warranted equal IN quality to
any imported into the United States and only
by JAMES WALTON 80
~ No 72H Market street, Philadelphia.
bewaye NJ Commercials jail imsr
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INK, SEALING WAN, WATERS, &c
CH0 cross steel Pen Black Writing Ink g. g. g. is and
&OO 81 or; oc gross Blue, Fed Japnn ard copying INK
various sizes, $50 gross ndeihic INK with without pre-
partition warasted 200 lbs WAFEks all kinds, frou, Toe
to 60c per ID 300 los ssALING WAX, various qualities
from Sd. to 81 per 10
The above rant~d eq,l sy the country Dea-
TIL sDbEuS DAvIDs,
Msnutarn-urer AID importer,
lsS tm~tc Wa Joau street opposite Glib
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LAURENT s. BROTHER.

IMFUHIEKS OF FRENCH GOODS,
great pleasure informing their they
nave Just received by the packets Burgundy and st.
usr new fancy ,prnx goods, cons,,'ing c the
chs. Aty Lyons Silk, nth Paris printed huslde LANES
BARGE paixof,ae Tsrie,an Jaeousts kcAIso the ges
o. boche aud pri ted long and square shaws
SC IN sti ana richess. believe goods
NOT ee oy any importation this Spring Your Aid
TO- anu inspection Of the
.r,-. LAURENT BHOTHER
yaI lm No. William
~ three quarters per CENT discounf, BY b. r. PICK "
jAin'rs n w ali s,,,,.,
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90 DOG LosT-on Saturday last, at Jersey City, I.
little white Poodle Dog, about eight months old
his both brown and the Of his hips brown
ANY person thar will fetch the Dog 10 Pamos Opera House.
can get Five Doars for his trouble. DAN RICE. n H@m
a. WILL BE sULO. An TATTERSALL'S as
(Aback Carriage Horses. This sale be made posi-
lively their bill Tor keeping unless seed
prevIou, TO the day sale jNstsrfsM
Sc PRUNING CRAZE VINES-Now is the proper
ume to trim Grape Viues-Persons watng their Vines
please leave tbe address for JAMES vR TUE at Thobarns
Seed Store, Is John which will be
TO- or al he dwelling corner 22d street and Broadway All
work done the moderate II Ct is eodsmc
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Eye A FIRST RATE FARM-BelonginE to the Estate
miah Campbell Farm lying the Turnpike toad lead
ing from New Brunswick 70 Railway miles from the
mer and niles from the latter place The New Jersey Rail-
road .so which passes near by has regua, ogplng Place
IL IN tgh Of cultivation Of
which woodland with abundant growth Of the best kind
Of woods the Of the Farm Il admirable divided by
into Paslur-, Meadow. and Grs,n growing Land
The Buildings, WHICH peasaotly situated large and
good, consisting Of Dwelling House with besides
milk room and celia large Barn with stable; Cow House.
&c There is failg we'll " -ell ent
kchen door Tnere also excellent Apple Orchards Of
grated trees in full bearing.
The above property offered sal. order that the
next u will be offered az public aacton hl day at tho
Mereh ,ns EXCHANGE New York, IL o'clock NJ One half
OF he purchase money may remain bond aud
per cent
For further particulars apply George Cuch Esq Upper
Bulls Head New York; James Wright the Farm or Ellis
LIZA MARRIOTT, Executri1
ELS FREEMAN, Executors
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PARK THEATRE.
BOWERY THEATRE.


A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Monday Evening, February 3,
The performance will con.,t Of
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE
Or. The Ship Of the .arenger!
Charles Falkner, ESQ Captain OF II. M. =
Wizard Of the Wave, secret MIR j. X Scott
Henry Belford LIST Lieut. Of the Wizrd Mr. BlaIchard
Wsevil, Mate of the Unknown Schooner. MIR. cony
Previous which. lat time, The Petite Comedy OF
LUCKY STARS.
Darnaoy Drises Sopo NJ nsaaway
Lower Boxes so ceuts-Second and Third Tiers, Is
Pit ana Gallery l2k ceuts.
Door. will Open at half past curtain will rise att.
0OWEKl EXPERIMENTATION.
Enlarged and Manas BY. ..Rockwe Is Stone.
every Evening this Week,
will be play ed the new, superb spectacle,
SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN;
OR, THE BULL FIGHT!
In whicha hlghly traGed HORSE represents the BULL
Splendid Costumes from Paris by the well known An
dew JAG kson Allen.
Music. Peterschen. Properties. H Needham.
Amoag the OF thus production journey
Of Gothic Mobility AID Trains-Arvs Of Mataoores
&c, to the Scene Of Action Amazol ian March and War
Dance by seven LADIES' armor-The Ball Figh-EscoTt Of
the Governor aud Knights.
e Besides the usual corps Camilla Gardner Harrington
Stone Mosey Stout &c. also their fea Bee
small bills.
BOXES IS cents; Pit is1 Open s-commence
o'clock II 4trrc
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OFFICE Z
PuBLIc BUILDINGS, PARK, jan. 1, 1886.
DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen, thai addon Of one
cent will be made ali remaining unpaid the
The 9th dayof February and the day
March he receiver would upon taxpayers the mpor
taace o, mating early possible ayod
crowd and delay which eessay just previous
the censge being added Hours for receiving money
10 2-bankabe money only received uaer any circum
JOHN STEWART
J,20 tl5Eebr Receiver of Taxes
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~ inform their friends the public that they are pre-
pared play at balls aud private parties the Coon
Waltze Gallops, Polkas, by Musad Strauss Lanner
bitzky, &c.
The Band consists Of from twenty-five nstum en
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be at the
shortest SS.fe yhSSt attended with Piano
harp and fisno Forte reasonable Inquire No.
'sI FIN street il imsm
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MI DEMPSTER who is about return to Europe has
lvl the honor the Citizens III New York, ms
Of giving Musical Entertainment in the coure oil
few days due notice OF which will be given. consisting Of
selection OF his most poruisr coMrosross ntepsed WIN
Scottish Melodies
Mr. Dempsrr will on this OCCASION sing his favore Can
Aired Tennv s.n Esa ISL lwrh