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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
Handsome Lot nj AucIion

Immediately after the above, will be sold
hhncsome Guiding Lot ltonirg the above fronting
street. 81 e' back 100 feet Terms-t cash baIane Al
months for approved negotiable sper or tie Sithhsh
By request OF the owner.
jl 30 w connIN A.,
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TRUNHsi TRUNHsti

II AHGE SrOCK.-We have on hand large siock 81 TIA
yelling Trunks dcfcnt 81 finished
superior stle and made We
eat VII ss cheaper thAn We
rood sock q trunks ueh mmsnd sud
GOOD his fUrNEY WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
August MagaZime,.
HARPEHs, SPLENDID BIBLE.

W. RANDOLPH a Co, BOOKSELLERS and
- Binders, would subscb RS to the Illustrated
Bible, call and examine their specimens
Some OF the styles are the abandonment The
from TO SIS.
p1 We copies hand, 70, sale at SIS 90 81 81
and $50
splendid Bibles Prayer Hymn Book. for sle by
J. w RANDOLPH & co,
ju2s 12t Main H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

COUHAUD.s ITALIAN uEDICA tED SOAP
" Fof rsndrrs SAN d-hoateJ white All
spn rsnvinr sanownsss rrpou piup n rekes
rsdseu. &C u 10 rcu etnbcrc that Italian Nccaei
aosp only retnfnc e of hcauu ying
and At tn ohy asents ~ Rchmoni AZ
ju 0ArNOR WOOD
o1- Fres soc = cakc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

The usual book resolution distributing books among the
members Of the House. introduced TO the House
this morning by Mr Strong Of New York. Objections
made lsrge majority were for suspending the
rules. but not two thirds. "
Mr.. Culver Of ~ Y, one Of the new members offered =
Resolution calling upon tho old members who had ooved
books, snd WIN voted peans suspending the Rules
upon resolution 10 extend the nigh, TO tho
members, respectfully their hooks the Clerk
This resolution received with shouts Of laughter and
the yeas and called upon motion to suspend the
Tues.
The vote upon suspension was yeas 81, nsys5s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-16

Thus it will be seen that in some instances as
much as four-fold has already been expended upon
many of these harbors and in instance less than
two-fold, and above what the original estimates
called for, and on which Congress doubtless acted
The gentleman from Ohio Mr.. ViNroNl reminds
and that the experiment has succeeded. Sir, have
doubt that he is correc but also have no doubt in
order that the experiment might be fair test, that
enough was called for and appropriated to put these
harbors in such condition to DO reslly useful and
therefore, that the estimates were taken a guide
to what might he considered the eventual cost But
how is the result Why, one advocate Of this hill,
and particularly Of these harbor appropriations,
Mr.. Roor,1 says that many Of the harbors ore
now in worse condition than they were before dol
| lar Of government money was expended upon them;
and he now desires greater appropriation TO clear
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Improvement Of harbor of
Dunkirk
improvement OF harbor OF
Buffalo
Improvement Of harbor at the
mouth Of Genesee
Improvement of harbor Of Os.
wego
Improvement OF harbor OF
Cleveland =
Improvement OF harbor al the
mouth Of Grand river
Improvement Of harbor al the
mouth Of Ashtnbula creek =.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-16

THE yERANDAH, a new hotel on the
between ~ street and Jackson HaIl.-The
public are respectfully informed that the above
house will this day be opened for the reception
OF guests and visitors. The upper part of the
house has been neatly furnished and fitted up
for lodging rooms, the lower part as an elegant
restaurant where every delicacy of the season can
be found. a. ara ga'a.# .h e.-1
The bar is furnished with the choicest wines,
liquors, cigars, &c.
Fl From experience in the business, we fatter
ourselves that we shall give entire satisfaction to
those who favor US with their patronage.
~ ~ s.mar 1nr JOHN COTTER,
@. .. .. a4 Late Of New York
RICH. X. THOMPSON,
...' Late Of Coleman's National Hotel
Feb 07---6teoif .a."...4 ~. .H.a
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rgNMEATRE, Odeon Hall, corner OF al
afreat md RcIausXl . a nia nNsnna

rENHEATRE, Odeon Hall, corner OF a.
Z street and Pennsylvania avenue. -
la consequence of the rapturous admiration be-
slowed by beauty, fashion, and Intelligence, night
" increasing patronage. and from general So
short period, be made of these elegant and novel
performances, the Misses Kilniiste, appearing in
variety of pieces, original songs and brilliant dan
ces. Mr.. Ferguson playing upon the war-ppes Of
Scotland, and lie union pipes of Ireland
For particulars see bills of the day.
Doors open at ~ clock; performance to COM
mence at 8. r
Tickets SO cents.
March IA
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the premiums payable semi-annually or QUARTERLY,
if preferred ....sa --...
Buys and sells annuities-grants endo,ome,ts for
chiidren--akss all contracts in phich life on the i'm
tercst Of money Is invoiped.
The policies Of insurance may be made payable
to wife, child, or any other person designated by
the assured. BY an act Of the State Of Maryland,
1910, chapter 2l2, assurances made by married
women the lives Of their husbands are fully pro-
tected from all claims Of creditors.
The proposals and rates, az well as blank forms
Of application, may be obtained at the Office OF the
company, or its agents.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, President.
RIcHARD B. Dorsey, Secretary.
June 2-dly ... ..
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sr. pATRIcK,s pAY.-The nnni,.rsnrr

ST. pATRICK's DAY.--Thc anniversary
of icl'nds patron saint viii be celebrated byR pub
lie dinner, at O'Clock p NJ, at Cnrus's Saloon, on
Tuesday next Mcrch l7lh. The Jioner will be
furnished by Mr.. Miller III his bcstsyls; and an sx-
celcnt band will be in attendance w. Z Robin
son, esq has been appointed tor Of he day. A
number Of distinguished guests have been invited
and are expected TO Dc PreFen. Members OF Con-
,rs-> and the citizens OF Washington, Alexandiis,
and Cirors gsown gcucrs'iy are respectfully invited
T,eEe,s nav be hrv, frcra the committee Of ar.
rangemenls at one dollar IT, i half 81 SOY EACH
also Ut the door. .r..
Wnes and Lnnnrs extra.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-16

LIE ALTI M OR Il LIFE INSURANCE
ID COMPANY, incorporated In 1880,
No. Is South street, charter perpetual
This company makes assurances on lives for one
or more years, or for life, at the following rates
ner alInrrn ner one urlred dollara. -
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AUCTION SALES,
EDGAR JENKINS. Auctj

EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY ADMINISTRATORS SALE Of Rare
aud Valuable Oil Paintings, Splendid Engravinss. &c
4 O'clock s his sales room Wall street Broad.
way valuable Of Old Paintings and Engravngs
the private gallery Of gentleman lately deceased amongst
which are original pictures signed by Mount Stewart Wat
splendid Fruit Piece by De Heem superb Flower Piece
By Bst,.e r.sr;l Toilet by Boucher Marine Zemann
paintings and highly finished COPIES which will repay the
minutest examination and far superior to lately offered
auction Also, copies Of the Musee franchise, Musee
Koyae, BonspaIte. omithoiogy, Boydels Shakespeare,
Views In the High Alps by Lord Nonson Antiquities of At
ica &c The whole forming collection OF paintings and
gIayn well worthy the attention Of connoisseurs;
The pictures arranged for cton and will be sold in
the order the catalogue. Sale perempory for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

Baltimore aged ~ years-lste second mate Of the ship
Sheridan.
His funeral will take place from the Park at o'clock
this afternoon his friends requested to sstsnd
Baltimore papers will please publish.
At Southtown, L. l., on Sunday, 18th inst. WILLIAM
g. HoDoxISsos, formerly Of this city, in the s7th year Of
his ago.
In Brooklyn, on Saturday. Jan GATH MAsr, daughter
OF James X and Mary Cornwell, aged 10 months aud
days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral Monday. Jan 2oth, at O'Clock
Brooklyn. n
On the gath instant MARY, wife OF j. Burke IN the
25th year OF her age after short and illness
que.ted to attend her funeral from her late residence
on Monday at 3 p. NJ, 1872 Laurens street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being
IN Liquid which the color Of
hr hair beautiful brown er black without injury the
h.r SKIN. The NJ this Dye,
mode Of application, aud sect-al other
dyes twelve
Its Superior excellence will be apparent every upon
Entrss; from the Phiaa-phs Daily sun,-AIxrArpxR,,
TnconArnr-The effect Of the above the hair truly
tonishng tried yesterday Office the change
from AZ q black instantaneous.
Extract FROM tbs fhilsde ph,s ally Forum-Several Of
sequarancs have recently applied % their hair the valuable
uAb discovery; and has failed produce the de-
sired fleet Immediately AFTER applying u gray
whwkefs u mpartsa beautiful brown black color.
For sale by Huston Co druggs lilo Broadway; 10 Aston
Wan 81; Johnson. Moore Taylor, 81 Maiden lane; j. w
Wright Co 7Cedsr street, aud OF the principal druggists
thropgho the United States, OF Of sole agents,
X. q. A. WRIGHT, q 5 ,uth 9TH street,
iA lm-r Philadelphia.
OwEN's MORAL PHYSIOLOGY. OF, Brief aud Plain
~ Treatise the Population Question, with alterations and
additions by r. GLOVER NJ D. Pages 1l3 being discussion
81 The Instinct Of reproducon with sdmcntons and dirsc
tons for is control For sale IN the Book Store No.
Nassau Herald Building, and other Book
also. By the Editor, Ann ST jss iw.rh
DAYTON's SUGAR COATED BLENNORKHEA
L LOZEN6Es-A pleasant. safe, aud tfirctual remedy
for all diseases Of the urinary and genital
afew days For sale at Msssn fshssstocL Co. 10 JONI
street; and n Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally.
jail im.r
lust PU BLsHED, ana Tor sale at VALLEYS Nautical In
stltute, rankin squa ~ " Wales Astronomical and
Geographical Card with erplanations-priee ~ cents
With this Gard many interesting problems performed
illustrative OF Astronomy and Geography the principle of
Wales Globe and Transparent Celestial Spherealso for
sale and now in ia number Of colleges schools
aud families.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26
LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY FHE NAILS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1876.

News has arrived in this city, to-day. from Mexl-
co, stating that the revolution is complete, General
Paroles having taken the reins of Government,
without struggle 1t is said. also, that Paroles
refuses to recognize Mr.. Slidell merely mention
tn for fear your papers should fail You will pro-
badly have full details in the papers. slip was
issued this morning from the InfeLigencer office.
Mr.. Buchanan gave splendid party last night, at
Carusi's saloon. | will give you something more
about this, by the next mail.
The vote on the rejection of Mr.. Woodward, as
Judge OF the Supreme Court, was twenty for him,
and twenty nine against HIM They were all demo-
Gratis who voted for him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ga FIRST RATE FARM-Belongng to the Estate
"a Of G. Harfet deceased formerly Known the Jere
Nmah Campbell Farm, lying the Turnpike Road lead
ing from New Brunswick Railway miles from the for
and miles from the latter place The New Jersey Rail-
road also, which by has regular soppng place
Unioniown within mile Of the house The Farm which
high Of cultivation contains 200 of
which woodland with abundant growth Of the best kind
Of wood the Of the Farm admirable divided by paure
The Buildings, which pleasantly situated large aud
uS II sI.. hou.s S . n
Wagon House Stable separate from the Barn. Cribs Granery
&c There is a failing we'll 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
estate be settled II not sold before lsh February
will be offered at public auction thar day the
Merchants Exchange New York, 2 O'Clock NJ One half
of the purchase remain bond and mortgage
per cent
For further particulars apply George Cnch, Esq Upper
Bulls Head New York; James Wright the Farm, Ellis
b. Freeman Woodbridge
ELIZA HARRIOTT, Executrx.
GEORGE CLINCH, ! Exscr,or.
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SALAMANDER. SAFES

SALAMANDER SAFES.
the burning of Iron Safes Vauxhal Garden on the
rENT DOUBLE sALAMANDER SAFE pl.s.svsa FA 4,
contents while the Of Safes known Rch mprov
ed Saamander and that Of Wder Samander made by Her.
ring aud warranted fire proof totally being
Of burning charcoa' The II al Safes may be seen
the Store 80 Wall street. likewise the Patent Right granted
dual certificates Of several gentlemen who
burning false raised by he makers Of the single
Safes That to burn double Safe against single
fair met by repubshng extract from the advertise
mander Book Safes, warranted fire proon Single Salaman
An assortment for sale by LEONARD BROWN
j26ltm 80 Wall street
TO HATTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Gentleman desroas 70 obtain situation Salesman in
"A Wholesale Retail Establishment, is fully competent
from long aud practically with every
branch Of Fur Hat making would have oblsctoa finish
supsIintsnd the making Of Hats Advertiser would make
charge his duty faithfully and the advantage Of employ
line addressed Richard Wheeler, the office of this
Paper, will be attended To. j262t+m
COAPS, ESSENCES AND PERFUMERY, OF all kinds
- Depot, No Couandt The Subscribers original
inventors and manufacturers of the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
paations having greatly enlarged facilities are prepared
to execute orders line. We have constantly
hand highly scented Almond Rose Musk Windsor Palm,
and Toilet Soaps; extra Pale Family and No: Soap The
Croon new and splendid article. well suited
produce rich and pleasant athe Together with and
general assortment of Peumey Essences &c. both Foreign
and Domestic and with the also
our celebrated Crystalline Candles for the Wsst India and
South American markets. warranted stand any climate
jas im*r JOHNSON, vROOM & FOWLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

Last evening the steamboat Chesapeake, from
Richmond, Va, after having made her way up the
Potomac through the ice, and landed safely at the
wharf all her passengers and their baggage, sprung
leak, filled and sunk in eight ten feet water,
tide down-botton Of the boat supposed to have
been fracturedfby the ice.
All the hacks in the city are in requisiton this
evening for Mr.. Buchanan's ball and banquet 1t is
to be bumper. We shall have something to say
about II tomorrow.
News OF the arrival OF the Hlbernia inland Of
PeePs re nstalment
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GRACE CHURCH.

THEFT in Grace Church, Broadway, between 10th
I and llth streets will sold Public Auction, TUES
pay the zh INST at = o'clock LthogIaphie plans Of The
sale. AUSTENS SPICER
jail 9tsrc
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

WHoLEsALE RETAIL.
THE subscriber who exhibited late Fair OF the Anne
Iiean Institute the much admired display Of choice Per
city At No Broadway where he offers spsef
a. .s Ia. tSs's
the Laboratory Isasisr Psre Fla which was for
q Of
foreign houses will ali times Be Kept on hand thus
enabling his 70 and to choose spd h h,
ol Seds
aa sos sn % sp eh w
which will The virtue Of creating new Or.
Ss to
snticay compounded that alkali remains
"a a ~ s
n2i: an
i. Offers II. COSMETIC CREAM so invalusb!. an .ppli
He offers 5oI he head, Oils ESSENCES, PoMATUMs
q the 20
per I the phsI: and tonic
other causes These remedies compounded with wsiEnowa
u Sas ao, o% h
gan OF the hair and to be with the thou
His BEARS OH The public percy genuine
when as and is BY an
virtue OF which it differs from other substances Of similar
E1r hs quality # his goods he can refer Ms. A:pn
able chemists Of this city who for the last several year, have
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Finally everything his will be and il
article does full satisfaction, it will only will
lngly but also thankfully be taken back The subscriber
~ and good faith when from the nature Of the articles
much room for and he enoina
all in his employ maintain the adherence truth and
good faith A call is most respectfully solicited.
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufactured and Importer Of Perfnmcry,
No. l59 Broadway, between Liberty and Courlandt,
d3l 1m*rc and ia Chesnut Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

Marrfea.
Al Harlem, on sunday, the 2sth instant nv ,hs NJ
John smonsop, Mr.. JAcss wfsprsrrrLp 10 Mia Ro.,
"a L. GrLL, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

THE PARTISAN SECRET.
JUST PUBLIsHED. New Tran.lation from the French
feet security agn. Sexu Diseases under all circumstances
without the of Medicine disagreabe necessity
universally understood and employed by OF fashion
Paris, London, and other large cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. d.,
Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine of ParsPhyscan
yenereal HosptaKnxht Of the Legion Of Honor &c. kc
Rue &c st. Honore %, Paris
Published by Robert H. Lmont, Legal Deputy Dr. L.
baum 100 Washington Boston. Price 62k per copy
copies for ST. All should be addressed post paid
to Robert H. Dumont, above.
For sale in New " RI only by WYATT x kETCH
UNI. ai Fulton ST.; Philadelphia, Colon Adriance in the
Arcade. Chesuut Il dle lmSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION
DETER ROBERTs respectfully announces 10 the ladies,
or selection Of ball and Evenlnx Dresses at
the sb~re reduetioa He asa calls attention to
quany % Embrodered Cellars Chemisetfes, &C slightly
sord wheh selling less than third the original
pac~ The the stock cf Water Hosiery 10 Of
r,d equally low and inspection II is believed
will be found cheaper than in the city.
NO. III BROADWAY. ia fm.rr
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BOWERY AMPHI-THEATKE

(No 81 Bowery.)
ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS.
Monday, Tuesday and w eCinesday hvenlnRs,
The entertainments will commence with the
COUNTRYMEN OF KOSCIUSkO.
After whchSublime Living Pyramid by the Whole Troupe
Great Leaping Acts by Mrs Camilla Gardner-Aby ssnian
Songster, Dan Gardner-Grest and thrilling Wilderness
Scene by Oscar r. Stoce
CRUSaRER'S GLORY,or, Knights Of Holy Co.'s
Mr. d. Gardner-Achles and Eros by h. Perry and his Boy
Shakspe ian Scene by g. W. segeanCirculsr Corde by
Mr. Munich.
Scenes from The PICKWICK CLUB, by Mr. r. Moseiev.
With a variety Of other entertainments.
Boxes IS cents Pit 2. Doors at s-performances
O'Clock. j25 ttrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

BOWERY THEATRE.


A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
SEVENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW GRAND
WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
Monday Evening january 30.
new Eau'es My.ss Drama spse with
powerful situations, and astonishing effects,
THE W1zARbf 1' Of THE WAVE,
Or. The Ship Of the .avemser!
Wizard Of the Wave on secret service H.
Weevil. Mate Of the Unknown Schooner Mr. Cony
Previous to f * dT.T Ph 'ss comedy of
Eliza. ............. ........ Mrs Phillips
Lower Boxes 50 cents-sscond and Third Tiers. IS
Door. viii open ii half past s-curtain will rise MT
PARK THEATRE.
FIRST A At Z AEisaa 81 Ok TIM FAMED
Whose wonderful Of the Secret Operations Of
Natural Powers has acquired him the reputation
FIRST NEcR & oMgN vi LYING.
SS oksIN Pupil Of the e
brated Chevaer Pinettl. 10 announcing hi, arrival and
first beg leave TO state thai hs has
ysnu a and 81 S Il all S
Of his perfection S Il 'fi FSiFStskso'MANcY
-. ,rHIhos6sHfs$SAL N q 81. s,.,,. =.
and that he has taken the Park Theatre for -Four Nights and
Um "aai J"%"%ry as and the following
r,c IT Th|Isday, EridsE and s1t sWdy' avn
Famed Magic Mirror,
"h''':F E KS SiGsi AMP CHANGES
shall astonish the and quick conceptions
N This Novel and Brilliant will be divided
into Two Parts OF which the full particulars will be published
Price Of admission to Boxes and Parquetts. 50 cents
at ! ociocE jN &c
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A SSIGNEES' SALE-At private SALE a fresh stock of
IA Millinery and Fancy Goods to be until Tuesday,
the 27th inst the of CHARLES PAYEN, the
| Assgnees No. 20 William II. j2i
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comparison Of quotations current yesterday. with
those ruling at the close Of the market the Saturday
previous, shows advance In Long Island of 81 per
cent. Mohawk 2. Harlem II, Canton Il, Farmers Loan
IT. Norwich and Worcester At, Ohio SIS l. Illinois 6s l.
Indiana Pennsy 6's H. stonington l. vicksburg
/, Reading l. Morris Canal II. North Am. Trust l.
The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad Company, for
the week ending the l4th instant. were as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

DAGUEkREOTYPE.
GENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
" for the sale Of
The genuine VoEaender Apparatus also the best Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases. &c &c
may be procured at the subscber Wholesale and retail by
addressing (post paid) to
w. +. LANGENHEIM, Exchange, Philadelphia,
Or, LANGENHElM < BECKERS, 20i Broadway, N. Y
R The following gentlemen have agreed to Agents
Messs Litch Whipple, Boston Mass.
Mr. James L. LYON, Richmond, Va.
Mr. 3. Broadbent Columbia, s. &.
Mr. James r. Perry, Charleston, 8. &.
Mr. Noessel, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson Il Jacobs, New Orleans.
w. 4 +. LAN0ENHEIM,
40 lmsre Exchange, Philadelphia
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I. Q. OF 0. F.

THE MEMBERS OF NEW YORK LODGE No. 10.
are requested to meet at their National Hail.
o'clock this afternoon attend the funeral of B
John Jamison, by order H. HUNT, N G.
ObAILEY, Sec jas lt*m
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,

Office Is hereby given. that the Magnetic Telegraph
~ Will be opened for the Of the Public Tuesday
morning. the 9th instant between Newark
at the rates Of charge heretofore published
to be sent by Telegraph will be the postage paid
the Othcc OF the Telegraph Company basernt
No 10 Wall street whence messengers will be dispatched
and o'clock A. M 70 NJ, and r. NJ, to convey them
to the station Newark and communications will also be
received from phadepha via Newark At the same place
about ~ and 10 NJ, an. AZ, and 10 r. M. No add
gers
Communications presented at Newark any time between
sunrise aud o'clock NJ Except the ordinary hours for
public worship on Sunday will be Immediately Forwarded
atoms for point, sogh Of Phsdephia north
Of the mails be written out BY the clerk. IN the Telegraph
Communications will be Teegrsphsd in the order which
they shall be rec civ ed nj the Office in New York
In the communication by Telegraph shall be
ed public notice thereof will be Immediately given.
By order of the Board of Directors,
jas 3teodrc 7. NJ. CLARK, Secretary.
WILMER AND SMITHS EUROPEAN TINES
Agents Of the European Times think 1t
Of that paper Of the 4lh Of January by the Hbena in New
e he Boston and Worcester and Norwich and Worcester
with their which left Boston the afternoon of Friday
January 23d Therefore blame attached Agent
connected with the paper but rest, entirely with the railroad
company. WILMER ROGERS,
J26lttr rs Wall New York
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SCANDINAVIA.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY,
viii take place the Mnsrya Room, No tos Broadway
Luson, No. 76 Fulton street, corner Of Gold Schott
No Franklin street. and A. ndgreen, of Broome
and Edrdge streets from either Of the Committee Of Ar
sneements. H. J. HANSEN,
JAMES PETERSEN and
j8aw-rc LAURENCE FRIBERT.