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MsLLE. AUGUSTA.
Friday Evening, Februsry Q,
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Mr. Beau. ~ Mr. Bass
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ss O'clock ..s til. csrai. will precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
First Fl; Ts e Mrs SEo JONES
THE III Ri s;.sSia5"; 81 ~ 4 isIi & :
Or, The Ship Of the .avenser,
Charles Falkner Esq Captain Of H. N. b.
Wizard e the Wave on secret bs ;s,y,se Scot
Wssyi Mate o. the UnLnown Schooner .Mr. Cony
Previous 20 F ys;sfho. The Play OF
Geraldo Fazio. =. ......... Mr.. Davenport
50 and Third Tis. e,.
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HOWE'S CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Friday and Saturday i S' Evening, and satur-
Gay Afternoon,
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u Afternoon Performance every Saturday, commencing
Price Of Dress Circle een,.Parquette
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BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bo,0ery. Rockwell r Stone, Managers
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will be II S''ii fST i'rs' styled
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The So5STfRs S oF 's ssssSds called the
10 Beside, The usual corps. Camilla Gardner Harrington
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Boxes Is cens Pit is cents Open at s-commepss at
ARCH sTREET THEATRE.
PHILADEL PHIA.
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STAGE MANAGER MR. II. Z. STEVENS.
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Pat oD0n0''n Mr. zsn. Jazz fsr GETAWAY Mr. Wood
BONE $50 $50 ASH Ealff bblAsLE.
Bone Squash Mr. Rice s; M syM .:, Mr. C. Msaysr
To conclude with
Dabo Mr. TSsye, al rseRs Mr. smaS
NAIIONAL IHEATrE AND IlNUUs,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH Hna NAM N n1 AN6 1EL q
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Principe. Male Eau.'F5si5Psa I tEyI NORTH and T.
school Fis:. fisI;$ ssss Effects
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Ring Master, H. NICHOLS.
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the 4Ei Ss sHf SSrS3Ys sfsf H%fseSn Many
The Box Once from O'Clock n the morning unit
O'clock where attention will be paid to the public
wishes.
Doon open q haEpasts performance to commence att
PROGRAMME OF
HERR w. BOUCHER'S CONCERT,
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The .u6setibes viii offer public Sale che
IN III. Rraepa Hessi j. !hs village known the
depth Of s. By 80 feet; With
sKh @
,s. &C. tn, rear Of The hsa.s With BEAUTIFUL
haustibs supply q is rstats stand ana has
fourteen Building Lot. each 50 feet front by 10 fee.
in aph a s saS On hs
and i in the centre fshs VILLAGE.
oi and adoaa Ps suitable III ss
ps:ar.xs could Be used for the srsstoa q Factory.
:$sss. q yssI e:%Ss ;ea1sn boundary con
is1 eS IL "
ssIr % R,d " . large garden yell
aessas asSs si .S S~' The s 81
On s ss md e s.
%su.;mshe front one having en large ban stables
q is
the House contains 10 rooms. and the whole
could Be easily arranged for extensive Boarding
Nos Two very eligible building lots, fronting tn. main
street and adjoining the above fee, each in front BY o feet
Nos Three Dwelling Houses and Lots adjoining each
s: o Sa ~s main
No very sSnvsn.ns Dwelling House contsinnG
ds1 well q water near the door, The lot 50 feet
sbov. property comprises one Of the most beautiful sec
tom q the Village and the immediate vicinity Of
No il small Farm Of excellent land with house. garden
well Of water and suitable buildings containing .
acres pleasantly situated the road leading Wood
bridge to upper Railway and about % minutes walk from the
village.
H. lot Of about Is aeres lying mile east Of the
which meadow the residue f quality oak and hckory
SOIL and covered with splendid growth of timber with
No - first lot Of upland and black meadow,
about 81 Of eac half mile from this village with
never failing brook running through this plot very vaua
bic for either cutting pstursge will large interest
the investment The terms will be liberal
For further information the locality, &c, reference
may be had Of the estate, made by + W. Briney,
Surveyor General OF East New jersey exhibiting
Exchange application be made Lewis Leslie,
Woodbridge, who will show portion Of the
GEORGE CLINCH,
Upper Bulls Head, I'd avenue New York.
B-The title i beyond dispute, and one half Of the
paid the day OF SALE per deli
very Of the deeds Possession be given the Of April
Jazz tfeb3smc
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1876.

WASHINGTON, req. a, 1910.
In answer to the resolution by each House, call
ing upon the Executive for the latest international
correspondence on the Oregon question, we antici-
pate that an answer in few days will be sent in
from thePresdent, that negotiations are resumed,
it would be deemed incompatible with the public
interest," to furnish said correspondence. This was
the very object Of the CALL ascertain the fact as to
resumption Of negotiations.
Nothing later from Mexico, as far as we learn
Mr.. Sidell is expected-or his papers; and the Pre-
sident, according to their tenor, will or will not,
without requisltion, call the attention OF Congress
to the subject of the curious state OF affairs IN ne
southwest. 60.
A regular bumper at the White House this even
ing Many distin guished visitors to the CITY among
the crowd OF visitors to the President -
Fine ASSEMBLY at Holtzmans Union hoael, IN
Georgetown, last night The arrangements were
in good taste, the company elegant ana aer ecaoie,
and the whole affair first rate lneIe weie many
beautiful ladies present. from the cities Of the Dis
trio, from BALTIMORE, from New York. from vir-
rns and other parts Of the Union The dancing
as y,e sustained, TILL near three in the morning
The weather Is exceedingly sslubrous and reju-
venearpnt
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WAsHISoroS, Feb. 4, 1876.

"AshiN3roN, req. =, 1910.
Congress.
Three speeches to-day in the House, on the reso-
luton for the twelve months notice, by Messrs.
Bell, of Ky; Chase, Of Tenn; and Jones, OF Ca,
all for the notice. The Virginia delegation suffered
little Iep use, notwithstanding. Senate occupied
exclusively upon the perkins case" private
claim for ship condemned under British colors.
The following gentlemen of the House Of Repre-
sentatives have spoken upon the Oregon question:
From Maine-Mr Hamln, democrat, the whole or
none, 81 no. Massachusetts-Mr. Winthrop, for
paciication and compromise; Mr.. Adams, for CIV
ing the notice-occupylng the whole territory and
well, the peace policy. New York-Messrs. Sea-
man and Campbell, for the natives; Mr.. Gordon,
Mr.. Wood, Mr.. King, Mr.. Goodyear, Mr.. Rathbun
and Mr.. Hunt, for the notlce and tor the whole.
Pennsyvania-Mr. Levin, for the natives Mr.. c.
J. Ingersoll, for the Japanese and Cinnamon; Mr..
Pollock and Mr. Darragh for the notice and the
whole. Maryland-Mr. Giles, strong for the notice
vrginia-Mr. Hunter, Mr. Bedinger, Mr. Pendle-
ton, Mr. Bayly, Mr.. Leake, all against the notice
North CaroGna-Mr. Dobbn, for the notice and the
whole or none. South Carolina-Mr. Holmes and
Mr.. Rheu, for the cotton trade, Tree trade, and
against the notice. Georga-Mr. Cobb. Mr.
Toombs, Mr. Jones, for the territory and tor action
in the premises. Alabama-Mr. Hilliard, for
discretionary notice Mr.. Yancey against the mo-
nce. Mlssissippi-Mr. Jacob Thompson, notice.
Ohio-Mr. Mcdowell, Mr.. Brinckerhof, Mr. Gid
dings, Mr.. Sawyer strong tor the notice, tor every
inch and for war. Kentucky-Mr. Bell for the fore
closure. Tennessee-Mr Cooke, Mr.. Stanton, Mr..
Crozler, Mr.. Johnson, all for the notification In
diana--Mr. Kennedy, Mr.. Owen, Mr. Wick, all for
war at all hazards, and Mr.: Caleb b. Smith, as deci-
dedly opposed to their radical notions Illinois
Mr. Wentworth. Mr.. Douglass, Mr.. McClernand,
Mr. Baker, Mr.. Hoge, tor every inch Of the soil, tor
the notice right away, and for war to the knife.
Missouri-Mr. Bowlin, Mr.. Sims, for the notice,
and for the expulsion OF the Hudson's Bay Company
pebble Of Oregon, and with voluntary offer for the
conquest of Canada in ninety days, with the aid Of
Gen Cass So that we have had, thanks TO the one
hour rule some fiftyfour speeches upon the Oregon
preliminary to the introduction Of the resolution
providing for the notice for the dissolution Of the
joint occupancy Of the Oregon territory. dozen
speeches more-more or less, will, we expect wind
up the debate.
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.vALUABLk PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
sste A FIRST RATE FARM-Belongng to the Estate
~ Of C. HARRIET deceased formerly known the Jerc
miah Campbell Farm, lying the Turnpike Road lead
ing from New Brunswick to Railway miles frem the for
road also which near has regular p.s
IN high Of cultivation, contains acres Of
which woodland with abundant growth Of the kind
Of wood the Of the Farm admirable divided by nature
into Pa;,ure, Meadow. and Grain growing Land
The Buildings, which pleasantly situated large and
good, consisting Of Dwelling House with besides
milk room and cellar; large Barn. with Stable; Cow House
Wagon House. Stable separate from the Barn. Cribs Creamery
&c There failing well Of excellent water the
kitchen door, There also excellent Apple Orchards Of
grated trees in full bearing.
The above offered for sale in order that the
will be offered public auction thar day the
Merchants Exchange New York u o'clock NJ One half
of the purchase money may remain bond and mortgage
per cent.
For further particulars apply George Cnch Esq Upper
Bulls Head New York; James Wright on the Farm or EIis
B. Freeman, Woodbridge -
GEORGE CLINCH, ! r
ELLIS B. FREEMAN, ( Executofs'
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NIBLO,S NALOON.
MIR DEMPsTER (who il about return TO Europe) has
ll the the citizens OF New York his
intention Of giving uscal Entertainment, Niblos Sa
LOOM Tuesday evening" February 0 when ne will sing
his popular compositions interpreted with Scottish
Melodies. viz-"The spot where born" When the
night wind bewaileh John Anderson my Jo, The lone.
ly auld wife, "A home the heart" The blind boy
Death Of Wsrrenn "The Indians complaint" oh. why
does the white man follow my path r. "My Mamie y Let
love snothern TAX yer au cloak about ye" Can
tata-THE MAY QUEEN, a song IN three parts-poetry by
Alfred Tennyson, Esq.
Part 1--we ofMay.
Part II-New Years Eve.
Part III-Return OF Spring.
This song represents gradual decay Of and
lovely girl the bloom Of health premature grave
Tickets so centsto be had at the Music Stores and at
the door.
Doors open at Ito commence before o'clock f3ol0
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COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.
A. COTTAGE at Bedford, Ninth Ward Brooklyn
three he'd rooms the second story and four bed rooms
the attic win closets attached each the basemant
Kitchen aud dining and there under cell
sr. carriage house and stable besides fruit and
shrubbery, garden &c; ALSO gardeners lodge For
TO LET IN BkOOKLYN
- THE two story House, with Kitchen attached.
and Barn. with about seventeen of land
of which orchard OF choice FRUIT situated AT.
lantc Avenue adjoining the railroad depot and half
railroad omnbuses leave at different hour Of The Day
The House. with about one acre OF land, will be rented
separately of EDwD. MXCoMBER, Fulton Avenue,
IS lw.rc near Jackson strest Brooklyn.
- LOFT WANTED-From the lst Of May next a
c:: well lighted and roomy fist Loft with Office
sched, in Front, Water PEARL or Stone street, below
Msoea Lane Address naming rent to Box ia5 Lower Post
"A STORE AND DWELLING TO LET, AT HAIR.
t:: LEM Of those three story brick front houses,
with attached situated in the central and bust
Of Harlem, the e. side Of the ID avenue
with every for respectable family Stages
the door half hopr Rses moSer. to good tenant
IN BoFor sale cheap 1909 yards o. healthy Garden Box
for sdgng be removal TO make alteration in the grounds
- CARPEIFAyTOKY FOR SALE OR TO LETT
New York, half mile from the landing The proper
Bull DINO, se feet by IS feet-wh Steam Engine, Dye
say buildings The Machinery consists carpet looms
and all necesary spinning machinery dye kettles &C.
the same in fall The communication with this city
ssd msehsry slessnt condition. and ready or mns
diase opsation.
farms md ''A'' '. sSss w. .'g &1Afsp,rlD
JAS lm'rc Poushkeepsie.
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AMUsE MENTs.

NOTICE.
II IGHT GUARD SOIREE-Membeu ofthe corps wishing
IL tickets, obtain the by applying any member
OF the committee. at the Asor House Saturday evening
next or at the Armory, on Monday eyeaing, the 9Th
Bn.r secrstsrv OF BsiiCommi,t.e
vuNHE SEVEN III ANNUAL B JAIL in aid Of the Funds
l. Of the HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, will
take place NIbios Saloon. Wedn evening the 18Th
inst Tickets obtained Of the com m,tee
Emanuel B. Hart. Is Wall street.
Joseph A. Jackson, 1888 Grand srfeet.
Lionel A. Myers, 50 Reade sfreetl
John Levy, ass Monroe street
Lewis Mawson, l63 Water street.
Angel H. Jacobs, 80 Stone street.
HENRY GOLDSMITH, Secretary,
II 2w.r 50 Walker street.
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DIR. POWELL. OCULTST

A Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases q
the Eye, and to all mperfections Of Vision, from to
o'clock at his residence 2 Broadway OF Warren
Ophthalma Stoppsgs Of the Tear Passage, Cataract and
Opacities, fectually removed.
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and success
nveteate Of STRABIsMUs, Squirting, cured in
few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be distin
guished from the natural
Office and residence ISL TX Warren st.
f3lws<W%r =
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BIGELOW'S NORTHERN EXPRESS.
EOR Fitchbarg, Keene Greenfield Bratle boro Windsor
Woodstock Montpelier, and Burlington VT and Inc Ca
nsda. All Pac.sgss Parcel. and ba.nsss above
and We mont will faithfully attended to II directed to the
care Of L. BIGELOW, ii Elm street, Boston.
press" i23rc
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PROGRAMME OF
HERR w. BOUCHER'S CONCERT,
AT THE APOLLO SALOON, ON SATURDAY EVl

PROGRAMME.
PARTI.
l. Oyerure-Don juan Full Orchestra Mozart.
q Aria from Obsron Herr Boucher Weber
s. Aria from Pre- aur Clers, Madame Adler -. Aubsr
1. Quartette dem Schnee aud Regen, 1.-THE Snow and
Rain by the German Quartrtte Vereiu. -. Sphor
OF Piano and VioloncelIo Frausin Korsiusky Lachner
Never and Herr Boucher .Auber
7. Chorus for Male Voices, from the "Zauberfote,"
Full Chorus and Orcheatra. ............... Mozart
PART III.
/. Concerto in g Minor, for Piano Forte and Orches
Mendelssohn Bartholdy
g. Italian Aria, Madame Adler, .........,.... .Rossin
g. Quartte- gruss (Students Saiue) .Kilken
4. Duett from Zaubefote'n Fraulein Korsnsky and
Mr. Philip Mayer ..' .....,.. -. Mozart
S. Grand All, from Zaaieifoie' Herr Boucher Mozart
s Italian AIisIM NJ Philip Mayer c:.iiv..
riations and Obligsto Solos, and accomplishments
for Piano, vioonceo and Violin, executed by
Herr Boucher. Messrs Timm, Rapetti, Gentle
men Amateurs and Fall Chorus. ...... =. Hummei
Tickets One Dollar be had the principal Music Stores
and at ths door on the evening Of the Concert
Concert o commence a eight o'clock. 6Nmc
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
GENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
" for the sale of
VOIGTL-aENDER,S APPARATUS,
The genuine Yogtaender Apparatus also the best Pstes
Chemicals Poshing Materials and Morocco Cases &c
may procured at the subscrbers Wholesale and RETAIL by
addressing (post paid Ito
w. +. LANOENHEIM, Exchange PHILADELPHIA
Or LANGENHEIM BECkERS, 2oi Broadway N. "
10 The following gentlemen have agreed Agents
Mes;n Litch WhiPple Boston, Mass.
Mr. James L. L, on, Richmond, Va.
Mr. 9. Broedbent, Columbia, 8. G.
Mr. James Perry, Charleston, 8. e.
Mr.. Noesse New Orleans.
Messrs johnson & Jacobs New Orleans.
w. x +. LANGENHEIM,
Jl0 lmsn Exchange Philadelphia.
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NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

RAICHDLOhs new invented Wigs and Scalps perfect
- ly resemble the natural hair to defy DIRECTION
scarcely of regret losing indifferent of
hair when perfectly adapted the
and style Of every and without any Of the
a VIM BATCHELOks. Wall street, near Bro dway.
Reno ed from Broad vav. IA ms,
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At A MEETING OF the First Company OF NJ. L.
IA GUARDS, held at Dunn's sixth Ward Hotel Tues
day evening, ID instant, THos. 8. MURPHY. Lieut..
Commandant, in the chair,
The following resolutions proposed and unanimously
sdoped:-
that CAPT Dusv late Captain Of Flank Company Of Mont
gomsry Light Guards has through i'll health other SUM-
cient rendered his yesGnaton, and il At his
this Regiment.
Resolved That atthe same time. We. the 0nices and Phi
der sincere thanks Capt Dunn, the
expressed and which assured he will always feel for
the welfare and prosperity Of and be it further
Resolved That while we with sceod bear te.tipony
has for upwards Of years soldier ocer
feel both pride and qualification in thus acknowledging
the amable and gentemaniv with which he has
blended those characters with that Of the citizen and
Resolved That under these CIRCUMSTANCES We cannot but
avail Ourselves OF this opportunity Of assurug Capt Dunn he
bears with him the affection ofthe ank Company
Of Mou,somey Light 0gsrd and Of coqveyins cordial
f63tr THOS 3. MURPHY, Lieut. Com.
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THE ROMANCE OF CRIME
ME NATIONAL POLICE GAZkTTE a

THE ROMANCE OF CRIME.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, of Saturday,
February 7th will contain deeply interesting chapter
Of the Life of Lyman rarkes the celebrated
Counteeiter and also Of the history
PLOTS Of George the renowned piekpocket writ
ten by himself This sketch will be illustrated 81 splendid
engraving Of Paramas New South Wales Of which place
was made Governor while convict
Farther Developments of the
HORRIBLE MURDERS ON THE HIGH SEAS,
BY Captain Johnstone of hs ship Tory with the details OF
cramoaon charge OF THREE and for the fero-
cou OF his tale Of horror unparalleled
the records Of crime.
Father details wonderful romance Of the Poisone
Peach and the rascslv Gin Sling with additional reward
for the mysterious Stranger short whsker who beguied
od Rsrey and for the dabolcal Jonathan Williams who
drusgei John B. Cough.
A chapter Stool Pigeon System developed in the
historic. aud Of Jim Morton alias Vanderge
Horrible faselIaon in the State Prison and the death
victim.
Case q MITCHELL the fagitiv. bai,ed BY Justice Drinke
Revelati, Ms Of the late Hartford Forgery
Continuation Of the list OF Escaped Convics from New
South Wales supposed to have arrived in this county
Proceedings the Courts &c. &c. with the usual record
Of Murders Rapes, Robbsres Countefsiu Fogtves Be-
sucton. &c. sc.
Price Five cenor sale ~ Centre street, and by all the
enterprsing and intellectual agents the country
f6Ntmc
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LAURENT g. BROTHER,

- MFOhIEhS Of FKENCH UOODS,
AkE great pleasure in informing their that they
- have just received by the packets Burgundy and ST
thsr new fancy spring goods consi,ng Of the
baege balzorine Tarletan Jacones kcAlso the llges
assortment o. broche and prted long and square Shaw
no. os by any importation this Spring Your lnd
attention TO- and inspection OF the
.r LAURENT BHOTHER
jail Lnr No William street.
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LOOK AT THIS
FREE CoNCERTs EVERY EVENING

DAYTONs SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHEA
Il LOZEN0ES--A pleasant. safe, and ehectual remedy
for all diseases Of the urinary ard genital organs goncrrha
seminal weakness &c ce ny cents; warranted TO cure 10
strvet and ~ Ninth Avenue, and Druggists generally
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NEW BRANcH OF sooTCA MANUFAcTuRE.

NEW BHANCH MANUFACTUHE.
THE BREADALBANE BUTTON, Invented and made
i by Andrew Smith, of Mauchline, Ayrshire, Scotland,
by appointment Of Scotch snun Boxes 10 his
late Majesty and by command Of Scotch Work Boxes the
.scomm,sad i e the Public possessing in high degree a.
any smooshnes the tearing
the hole the shank will be found perfectly secure s general
durability and the various shades and beauty Of the
tai part render them erceedngy suitable for shooting jackets
well a. all other kinds Of fancy and Sold by the
facturer.
N.B-None but ANDREW snrrHs are genain.
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PLUMBING WORK,
ga Broadway. New York.

QUINN, having had nine years experience practical
- Plumber, putting Of the best work the city
socits trial Improve good work
petition and low charges will be found his
B-Down town orders left T. H. Quinn, SO Nassau ST.
attended to. dA lm+m
GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS-Of the new brands
~ FL Judo Errane La Amazona and La Carlota for sale
by F. MANCHO, at IS Fulton street,
J2i 2w"rc (6panish Hotel mp stars)
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HEAD OUARTERS.

TURNER FISHER, - Chstham street. have this day
opened their unequalled OF Valentines
yalsnt,ne rers For spsndor variety and chsspness
call and Valentines made order original fur.
nished Orden from the Country attended promptly
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VALENTINES!
GOLD AND SILVER FLUIDS-These metallic huds,
which were formerly much used By the ancien,s for their
Ornsmeutsl Penmanshp such Visiting Cards
Billet deux &c Writing executed with these fluids has the
beautiful and ustre Of fine gold and silver For
sale by the principal Booksellers and 8aone and BY the
manufacturers, KENT BLACK,
Ja2o 3w@rc ll6 John street.
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GREAT REDUCTION or PRICES ON
FOREIGN BOOKS

40 Paris do.
II G. BERTEAU. SIS Broadway. intsndiugto discontinue
the Book Business will sell from the present time unit
the h OF April next above tine
prices of his catalogue all his stock Of Feach Italian Span
ish and German Booss, Greek and Latin Classics, &c
The catalogue be obtained appl auon, post paid
IS d cod ID INV
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THE WESTERN CONTINENT,
FOR THIS WEEK. is usual. filled with choice and
II tkrtainpg matter. Among its contents,
The Confession Of Florence May. original narrative. by
popular author
The Winter ROBIN. an interesting domestic story.
A Fire in London, stirring sketch
A Biographical Sketch Of the Right Honorable T. B.
Macauay
Major Jones his Travels No. H. giving the
terrible disappointme hch beel him him; Mrs Jones'
opinion Of the bominabe abolitionis and other
Another Letter from Broadway, which discussed the
eomparstve merits Cisco and windust Broils and New
York and Baltimore mud-New York Omnibuses, and Mad.
Augusta 0iseile.
the United States powerful arRu-
favor Of giving quieus the endless revolutions
that unhappy country
Fanacsm Of the DayThe Late Fatal Duel-Spirit of the
French Pres-Tone Of the Irish Pess-Law Literature
and other editorials
Oliver the Protector-Carlyleism, and other reviews
The Old Maid the Editors, about the lady pus" in the
Continent
Original and Selected Poey-Nstces of New Books-His.
tory Of the London Times
adnss-Olspodrids &c. SC. B2t
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