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immense moral influence Its resumption has had upon
the other States.
The message Of the Governor Of Maryland has not had
very favorable influence upon the market value Of the
stocks of State Maryland 6s have declined in the
face Of the satisfactory report Of the executive upon
financial condition of the State. The money markets
generally, are without doubt, very much affected by
the state Of our foreign affairs and the various reports
and rumors that emanae from the of government
from time to time spread and dismay among
the financial and commercial classes There appears 10
be considerable anxiety TO know what course the
Senate will pursue in relation to the policy of giving
the years notice to Great Britain for cessation of the
mutual or joint occupancy There Is very little doubt
but that the lower House will pass resolutions intro
duced by the Chairman Of the committee on Foreign Re-
latons, by larger majority than similar resolution
passed the same body last year. but tho action Of the
Senate upon the resolution is very doubtful There is
division Of parties in the upper House upon this ques
ton; party lines annhilaed and the ciques contain
members of each party 1t is barely possible that the re-
solutions to give the years notice. may when received
from the House, meet with fate similar that of the
same bill last session. This matter will drag alorg
through the whole Of this long session. and should the
session close without coming to any settlement Of the
question, there will be permanency in any Of
business affairs and feverish, uncertain runous state
Of things will exist. that will derange all systems
and be for the time almost deplorabe actual
ostilities The commercial classes and in fact ali
classes have not duriog the past twenty years. been
sure Of any stability psrmanency in any Of the i'm
portant Of the Government from one year TO
another The changes the tariffs adoption and expo.
sion Of banking systems the passage and repeal Of the
subTreasury scheme difficulties with foreign Govern
ments in relation to claims, boundary &c. have from
time to time the existing prosperity and prog
duced state Of things from which any interest hardly
recovered before was prosrated by something else
agtated for party or some other purpose
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short time ago we had some business in Morris
( ounty, New Jersey. and while there, came
nold friend Of ours,who has recently into posses
nc fine farm Long Hill. said county and Safe
on the same range Of hills, and about twelve miles
from Bishop Hoberts old country residence. nine miles
rom the aourshing village Of Morristown and three
from Bsskinridge and healthy, elevated beaut
full and commanding prospect inland view is not in
Jersey Being awidower and pleasantly situated,
we naturally asked him why II was having good farm
and every thing around him comfortable he had
wiiei Said he my dear sir advertise and get good
companion; am ready (aer being in single state
nine years. and all things in order Now, ladies
here is chance He is in good health Of sound con-
stitution, good looking man, forty6ve, lawyer by
prof. sson-nt present gentleman farmer-his dispose
tion amiable his temper and pleasant and is do
nestle In his religion Episcopslan Out no Pusey-
ite) good democrat of the old Jackson school, has
two sons, the first young merchant in Philadsphia
the second just of age, fine young gentleman, and
complished, (and speak knowingly too for all
spent several weeks together, summer before last, at
Belmont Hall, Schooley's Mountsin) The widower,
above all is fine fellow, fond Of good old wine old
BOOKS. and his Bible his text book, old friends and
cheerful old winter fires. and Of a good wife, Now,
ladies, here is his description Of the wife he wants
She be tempered. good looking, accomplished
lin the general accepation of the world too mo-
dernlyrefned) sound in health and constitution-do
mestic-a good housskeeper Of the middle size, and
weighing from one hundred to hundred and fifty
pounds-her features regular-her teeth sound and
naturai-her tongue always eschewing evil but speak
Ing well-her feet small, and in the right place-ot
good hmilyalways neat and trim at home and abroad
from twenty to forty and upwards, and willing at all
times to be counselled with and talked to-and in
turn, to give advice when necessary and to be the
mistress Of the house and household alwsys Her
gon of the Gospel standard-and her politics. N any
denocratc-and, last Of all. property or money, as
much as she pleases to bring with her.
fany information il wanted, call ON, write TO
us-otherwise, address MAJOR D. C. MARTIN, at his
head quarters the Merchants Hotel, No Al Courtlandt
street. between Broadway and Greenwich street) New
York
December I, Ie43.
Ps-wa forgot to mention that he goes for the
" whole Of Oregon, or n one.n
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LIFE OF Cupid.

LIFE OF CUPID.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE Of Saturday,
tbs 10th Of January will be the richest number OF that
remarkable shse, s:asd First is ARTICLES will be
phic history, and splendid Likeness of
CUPID THE PICKPOCKET,
with account Of his BIRTH paenage career aud escape
from Botany Bay with Bill HoPpy and exploits in Paris
Ct the celebrated GEORGE BARRINGTON
Adultery trial Of Grace r. and James Ferguson with all the
evidence.
Trial Of Thomas the Burglar at Chilieothe Ohio, and his
sentence to death.
list escaped convicts from Botany
Ray who supposed to have arrived in this country
Record OF of divorce this for adultery
Sentence Of Harper for the murder Of Kempf.
Further exposures Of John B. Cough the Walker street
Temperance Apostle.
Mormon murders, counterfeitings and robberies.
Joe Gullck, the militia fine collector.
Trial Of Gfhths for murder, and Higgins for forgery.
The Bar and the Press Police Justices Pardoning Power
Escaped Mudeers Alien Passengers and evils Of conmuia
ton by Aims Hopse agents. with full report Of the week Of
Murders Rapes Hobberies Counteres ForgsTies &c. &c
Prizes FIVE cents copy g per year For sale At the
60. 22a Broadway; Philadelphia, Zeber Co., Ledger
Buildings; Boston, Reddng Co., No. State street.
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q II A N ID j U b I l. T. Il
BALL OF THE

II N "A ID u L. E
BALL OF THE
TEXAS AND OREGON ASSOCIATION
THE anniversary Of the memorable day on which the la
mentsd s.Se Hero and Patriot discounted the British
the fr1A: and to oes The
PsI,y il iss
TEXAS AND OREGON ASSOCIATION
On the Epening Of the sth Of January, 1886,
Their slRsT a assHaE: BALL.
A nfs L. S Sas so0n will be fitted
can b procured Of either following members
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
i Palmer J. B. Haskn.
J M NSSltPS:; j jsn. o 3. FREEMAN,
Asa Gardner. r. Wheeian,
Z. French, Jane. Bard.
WI ci.lL, H john ) s. s.a sSa1.
Pc R si:: % wi|!i:% HHAssE .sr:
jane. S5 oaneily. Benjamin. ~ MIl1 = F.irehild
?o:spt Murphy. 81 fSI foss.iei.
r. Colon, J. B. Smith,
f:! l ss ':s::; Il $si,:
VIM 4. Dennis William Sem,
9. Webb, = "'''e'' fssSs G %.ld.
w1 1ofBP B. %:r.h, S SRrss Sk (: Mo'''
k kI!i: y . s:ii:s b.Si. ss;:;
Andrew uhompson' James Greis,
~ ;s1s y y:s's'' John J hasRis s:l,
John sMssssi.hon. i tiS's Nc % Anderson
Arson Herriek. Matthew Murray,
f'"''m0N' SAMUEL osGOoD.
Chairman of the Committee Of Arrangements.
SHARL5: w... ssssssry n. Garden q. III. evening
Of the Ball. " aus
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BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE
REVIVED!
NJ ESSRS II. ROCKWELL and q. r. STONE announce
taoiishment, which Is to reopen
monday Evening. January IL,
~ style Of general elegance both in DscoRAroN WARD
ROBE and rERfoRMAScE, surpassed America The
capacity Of this AmphheaTc for the reception audiences
ne. been materially enlarged and tina whole interior repaired
THE ATHLETE AND EQUESTRIANS
numerous and Accomplished many Of them already favor
ably eminent in fame, aud all selected with care.
THE STUD Of HORSES
Will invite the keenest critical comparison the
world N point Of beauty, breed, fire and sagacty.
THE ENTIRELY NEW WARDROBE,
embracing the OF the days Of Chvary
ana OF various ancient nations cleaning and rmora
equipments gorgeous and appropriate housings and all that
properly spperans the original Spectaces 70 be
Costumer
ANDREW }. ALLEN, EsQ.
In thus herading the Of the Bowery Amphhe
trc Messrs Rock WELL SToNE the public thai its
regulations will have ca reference support order
and propnety AND will be strictly enorced being their
Ject 20 ahora all classes opportunity Of the first
specimens Of equestrian excellence unaoyed by the
onence 70 decacy-nnd is their confident hope that the
suit Of these abors will we'll merit hand Of the
community. " -
Fo! particulars of the exhibitions on Monday evening
next, see bills and papers Of that day.
l ne sports OF classic Greece and naughty Rome,
with modern glory grace walls at home;
And al! we read in annals Of far years,
Done ~ the strong and agile, here appeals
Behold our equal sons with display
20 Inc deeds which could nmsze in vigorous day!
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BALLS, PARf1Es, &c.

EU1WJO5LOtS, UysU OUJ1VG
THE subscribers are daily receiving and continually ad
ding their extensive Of rich Scars Cravats
Gloves, Suspende &C. Their of all articles ap
pertaining the wardrobe of the fashionable gentleman will
ment .hi. cy and well worthy the attention Of
every department OF business partner
for the last years been actively engaged in the
Giles selected and manufactured 81 Us, may be d.
pended on, not only 70! the superiority OF their
Particular attention devoted TO the Ready Made Linen De
after the approved French method Hastily and
faithfully made and fashioned suit the form Of the
their good. Of the beat quality and a. fair and modsfss prices.
and all ayourng with cal. may depend being suited
at the old Establishment Of PARSELLb AGATE.
d6 im,rc 2T Broadway, corner Of Park Place
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Married.
On Tuesday evening, 9th instant by the Rev. James
Johnston. Of birmingham, Mass, Isaac JUMr, NJ d. of
Dover, Delaware, to MARGAREr VI only daughter Of
John Hum, Esq, of New York.
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MUSIC


THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec. full
ly inform their friends and the public that they
pared play at balls and private parties the Coton
Wazes Gallops Polkas by Musard Strauss, Lanner La
btxky, &c.
The Band consists Of from twenty-five Instrument
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be attended the
shortest SCtiss y'h1Ss attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte. reasonable terms Inquire No.
l67 Elm ia mFm
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AT PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

THE HARMONIOUS,
GRAND VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL AND OPERATIC
CON ERTS,
"wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings,
January 9TH, Sth and 9th, ls40.
Cards Of Admission 50 cents be had the Book Store
Mess Ss1ton Miles, at the principal Music Stores,
Howards Hotel. and at the door, =
Doors open at 81 to commence at ~ o'clock jTN+r
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sARM THEATRE.
Shakspeaian Repirai,
This Evening. january y,
Vii RIc II RSfiblSi III.
h;shard M Ghss Kean
f. iI ..................M Mrs Ctss kean
'' 'AA'.'' To TO conclude with WIS "0o'"
PECULIAR POSITION
Eric. e' Ss zss;.:s..s.i r Asss
Door, s O'Clock ssd ths c.a.i. wllrss prsei,s,
sOWERY THEATan.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Anniversary of the Battle of Ntv Orleans
This Evening, january 8,
The pSssEfo5a sGf B T,il SsS%pfafe with
George Bsmwell Mr.. Clarke
ToT SssS Vii si i ,adsi : MIS- "''''''
oap''" o'na'h' Amer which 49, = Mr. Collins
THE FOREST OF BoNDY,
Sapt. Aub1 MIR Blanchard
THE os e ;Ss;Isa Question.
Jack s s;. Ss.iIsy;li mi. M M,d SIsIs
>, Lever Bo,ss - cents; Second and Third ns, es,.;
b sss y. ss:a II i sifts III. s.-.. win
CHE1NCT STREET THEATHh.
PHILADELPHIA
orAes MANAGER. Mr.. BRouoHAM.
This Evening, january 8,
Will be Performed
SIR Lucu OIrgger MIR bronghan; Bob Acres Mr. Burton;
How,ri David Mr. Owens; LYDIA Lsasuish Miss Fish
er; Mrs Malsprop. Mrs Hughes.
VENUS AND ADONIS.
Adonis, Mr. Burton; CUPID, MIR Owens. Mr. Brourham
Venus. Miss Nelson; Diana Mrs Howard.
ARCH STREET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA.
orAss NANAsER... ma. II. \. SSEvpss
The Glorious Eighth.
THE .iNNiPERS4RY OF THE B.fTTLE OF
NEW ORLEANS,
Will be csebrated this Theatre by Brilliant
The Star Snngled Banner will be sung by the Company
aud Grand TABLsAu representing OF the prncipal
Incidents of the Battle Of New Oreans.-1he DOG or
NoNTARGlS with SiI ging aud Dancing
This Evening january y,
The performances will commence with
=, bHuTu5.
brutus -. MIR A Adams Tarquinia :. . Mrs Burke
The STAR sPANGLED BANNER, by the Company
Dancing, by Miss Csrline
To conclude with
THE DOG OF MONTARGIS
10 On Friday. Mrs Burke Z Benefit ' ""0N
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A CA RI
"A GA ND.
TO PARENTQ AND GIL

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
MUSIC TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN SYSTEM
vl By Lady who is well experienced in teaching She is
DESTROYS Of obtaining few pupils Terms moderate
line addressed s. H. the Office Of this paper, shall be
duly attended to. is Intro
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Under the Patronage Of Numerous Families.

S''ss' "'s 49, ossss8e W <'""ss'o~~ = ""ss'se'
MR. WILLIAM A. KING
INNUAL CONCERT
ON russs.F E5S ~ '5it isalar ,, ...
A'f MIS- st5sS1S ESSsos Nh 'aE EEAER
C. I'm 4laa Nt Ma z. i &iN ysf f.norou. aud
THE Hhi XRSoSiruM.
sy
s:a e; i
IS as IN Sy sMG .
.psSs Of enabling the ave the creates,
il the d the sysains Mr. DAVIS the eminent per
ssS'9 9 FINN Wiz ,a q; r. ys Ess ~ s
seyIs YEAR and BY particular Heru Grand Das for
..s 5 f ss ";. a Sss Ess
TO- vi9onsello Bssso Ms'ns Davies, wiese Mun'on, Der
C9ns set to commence at O'clock.
celeb rated manufscory Of Mr.. James Prison.
Tickets Fifty Gents be had at the Music Stores .nd
Nlblos Garden jsn.rc
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH i!aS NAM n %1 ANS DEL q
Is opened throughout the Winter season with brilliant
IF ii. s:s: F:SS.: 10
France and England
q !. % I'll VI. barely admit
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTE, Frat Principal
MRS HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian.
MRS. WOODS an Allamande and Two Horse Equestrian
''''s' Nj Wis., si Z $EsIs sSs''s';'' ~ :
rr'"sp. Male Eaas.sRiTrsi I bEyl NORTH and T. v
First Equestrian Psntomist, &. J. RO0ERs:i
New School Backward Rider, with East Indian Effects
SlGNOR 0EkMANI
Two and -Four Horse Equestrian and Postionist, j. j.
NATHANS.
His pupils are w. Cmcade and Little Pastor.
Personifer Of Local Characters, &c MR.. + WOODS.
Principal Aren. Equestrian, ". B, CARROLL
First Vauter Of the Troupe MR. MCFARLAND.
Clowns. MEsSRs. NAY and WILLS
Ring Master, H. NICHOLS
Professional Genie yoesli:t., MEssRs; DTCKENsON,
. LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
large coppany Of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
efhcient, led By MIR MYERS late Of the Park Theatre
The Boz Office open from O'Clock in the morning unit
o'clock, PM where attention will be paid to the public
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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATUR

AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATUR.
REMEDY for all diseases incidental the Hair, and s
"A restorative in all where badness beyond Il
roach Of art Prepared solely by
State snd Country .Agents-O. Fish 4 Co.. Warrington,
D. CT Aver Phelan, 70 Broad street. Columbus, 0s Tut
Rice, corner Of Court and HeEId streets, Boston
Fulton street, Brooklyn; NJ s. Fletcher, Mmebon Ulster
20, n. r.; Tou.sy Syracuse. N. Joh9 B. Watson,
]. C. Duboice, New P4ltz Landing, Ulster Co.; A. O
STORES, Druggists Hudson, N. Y.
Ciy .agenfs-i73 Dvnion street. opposite LudIow NJ "
Coddinsson Aposhssary No sSs Hud,cn street corner
street; 4. Sands Co. 27s Broadway; Dr. Carroll Co
No Murray street. dl lmsec
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PROPOSALS will be received until tho 10th inst for supply
log about cubic feet Of CUT STONE, for gun
verses. to be delivered Fort 6chuyer Further nforms
Island, or No. 60 Greenwich 1t. Istissr
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FOURTH SEASON-SECOND CONCERT.
THE PUBLIC aud the subscribers spec fully inform.
ed that the Second Concert Of the will
ING January 7th sa6 Subscriptions received at Messs
Scarfenberg K Lewis Music Store 3sl Broadway.
BY order, JAMES &. ENSIGN
d29 6t|nM&Thr Secretary.
MIR: H. COLLlNET, Director Of the Orchesrs Queen
1v1 Vctoras Balls, Buckingham Palace and the Court Of
France has the honor TO to hi. friends and the pub
lc his arrival New York. aud beg inform them that he
prepared receive their orders for Balls and Soees
Dansantes. Address at his residence, 400 Broadway.
is 3teod+m
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JAMES A SWAIN,
C. A s. II Tail o r.,

asa Broadway,
uas lm.re CARLTON HOUSE
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS KEWAkDf
VNHE above Reward Of Ftren Hundred Dollars will be
paid !or the of the Of Seven Thousand Nine
Hundred Doax stolen from Myrcn Van Deusen OF the city
Hudson, on The night q the 4th October last while
his passage from Hudson the city Of New York. the
steamboat South Americas or proportioaats sum for such
Of said uncovered and restored 70 the
subscribers, application to either ofthem.
The money was contained "a small carpet bag which
taken from the berth OF said Van Deusen and found the
day inhe wheel house Of the boat and ed Of its
tents consisted OF bills Of various dencmnatons and Of
veral backs, be remembered, - follows
4l2oo in IS and los Of the Oneida Bank.
E$l0oo So and los principally of he Pine Plains and Kinder
hook Bank.
$1,000 bills Of various denominations, ofhs Fame Bank
Of Hudson.
$1,000 about that sum- the bills Of the Phenx Bank Of
Hartford, and ether Eastern MONEY.
$500 bills the Hudson River Bank nearly oil in 50 dollar
bills.
The balance of the money bills Of Western bsshs Of
New York, Nov. slss, 1876,
AUG n. MASTERS. Isl Pearl st.
GEORGE II. ELLERY, William It,
THEOPHS. r. HART, a Cedar ct,
Committee for Assignees Of Myron Van Deusen.
an ru4r
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, certain Promissory Notes, signed or purpor
w have been signed by the late Sarah Deae for
rous Of money having lately the knowledge
the Executors claims against her estate-pubc notice
hereby all cautioning them receiving
negotiating Of said their payment will be
tested. URIAH +, CARPENTER,
JOHN GRIFFIN,
Executors Of raid Sarah Deale, deceased.
New York, Jan. Z, 1886. is
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE

For sale by MOORE CO., the American Agents, II
Ann street. and Elliott IVA DIVISION STREET. op-
Ties for s.. ms I'm 10
STORAGE FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUR.
ST0RAGE for hfy thousand bushels Corn Or 0rna and
Stores Eve minute walk from South Ferry Brooklyn very
moderate term: There good adjoining these premises
Apply TO CHADBORN CO., on the premises
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
CONTINUATION Of the Chancery Sale. THIS DAY, al
~ II o'clock, the Merchants Exchange by ANTHONY
J. BLEECkER, under the direction Of Pho 7. huggcs,
Esq Master in Chancery, Of the following Lots viz6 Lots
the East side Of 7h seth and
q Lots the North side Of 3ith Lots
Soufh side Of i5th between 6h and 7th Lots
being the whole front Of the West side Of Sch
tween the Aforesaid and small Lots tho East side
Of ssh directly opposite the last described Maps
De obtained Of the suctionee No Broad 10 iec
M ANUFACTURED TOBACCO-Ia all is vsrietes, and
every sized package. constantly hand md for sale
jntv JOAN WILSON co.
s; $500 6Ts rate Vas Cab, suitable for lob.
.esSr or Pie maker, any person in OF
mschsns-very cheap. To be No. 50 Frank
nn s.eee j63l-rh
500 n REV Ar yi .sY psrson that viii
aarKe and handaomer Of
free for month - '' Al trrsru
THOMAS BATE surviv!ns partner the firm or Thomss
James Bate, Needle, Fish Hook and Fishins TssIis
Manufacturer Rcddch England io3 Maiden Ian. ~,
York has this day associated with him co paner TfS
HENRY BATE end futur the business will BE- condncsd
under the firm Of THOMAS & THOMAS ii. BATE
THOMAS BATE.
THOMAS HENRY BATE.
io2 Maiden lane, near Pc RI street. mp seairs.
New York. Jan. S, 1896 u ia.m
4RDLl1 Ssl' prime leaf Lard Of ,Sgssof Susiisy
g South street
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1 BALL Of the BRIGADE CORNET BAND, win take
place on Monday Evening the 18th Of Jan 1876 the AroLc
lowing PIECES Of muse-t, Overture Ma.snielo, by Ca
aa I'd Trombone Solo, by Signor Dags 3D. Quick Step,
dedicated % Col Avery Tickets ymay be Obtained Of "
Peterschen No. 266X Grand Willis, 100 Elizabeth
0res W y Ps!srshsn g Mott ST Tho. Rys' q Mpstts
st. Brooklyn, and ROCKWELL Bowery Tn The floor
will be under the management Of Mr. CHARLES WRI0Hr
is lwisfrc
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PROFESSOR STRUV

PROFESSOR STRUVE,
I ATE Of Brown Univenity, is now forming Evening
uen wishing 70 Join the will please leave their
his roous. No 0i DseaAway d1 imeodvn
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RICHARD III

AT THE PARK THEATRE
lust PgBLIsHEp The Tragedy. Of Richard the Third
with full length Portrait Of Booth Richard; ALSO full
description Of the splendid in which put upon
Park under the Of Charles kean Esq
trade The nader.gaed are The cay psens IL The country
who have uil assortment Of Rays: Operas and Farces
Just published superior edition Of the HuvcHBAcK
revised by the author. TURNER FISHER,
ID 3trh "a Chatham street
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10
THE UNDERSIGNED would intimate to the trade that il
now two yeurs since the publication Of tie first edition
Of his celebrated work Cutting trments during which
time II has met with sale and
whateve has any obsetons ben made its practical utility
perior thing 81 the kind heretofore offered
The explanations OF the Dsgra ample and plain that
tons Z enabled IN few hours Q cu tInd Of garment
othe intense study and close application The price Of
the whole work is from eight dollars book
dill lmsodsr w II. ATINEMETA
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ELOCUTION.
EDWARD MATURiN, A. NJ, informs those gentlemen
~ DESTROYS Of instruction the above accomplishment that
he j. prepared receive Evening Glasses his residence No
10 How ard street. las Intro
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LECIU IN ST. PEIEKS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
THE REV. DIR. RYDER, President Of the College Of
the Holy Cross, Worcester Mass will lecture st. Pc
1886 O'Clock subject- The Constitution Of the Church
OF Christi
The Of the Church will be open at o'clock
Tickets each be had the door Of the Church.
The evening Of the Lecture jsH.rc
A BOOK FOR THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
CARLETON'S TEMPERANCE sTORY-Price only
~ ie< cents-ART MAGUIRE, Or, The Broken Pledge
Stories Of the Irish Pessaniy.n &c. In vol lsmo.
he power ne deneston Of the character
his rres.tble humor deep pathos and fidelity
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