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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Atrial effhe Princeton at Pensacola. An
s'eer Of .Nerico the proposal of peace. Mer-
ico demands the piihdra,rul Of eur Forces
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ITO be held al NeD York, October LIST, 1867
h: s en- good
% hs o.
No IS East Eleventh street
New York, January I, 1886.
l. What az frs. be done-end secondly what way. and
unite ali the religions and fundamentally sscts
or sasa mtg and
g e.. nsis,s ss. Q.
but ony the
Ioy to God and all men. womsn too certanly his
~ What right aud duty has. in the free land tAmerca
ms IN the world e s,ea, religions. political and material
through schools: and learned industrous true
aov % Ss perfect love to their scholarly not
himself like ss over ali
ss and ~ Ia the good HI, heavenly sh-ol
!ths Geld moonshine the fruitful power Of the
Is e. AND how much i. il. in the Dor., and d,,v Of a,
soual and eei,sinrr. and ii snshensd mem.
the sns .na %
and blind nations under their tyrannca
principles Of anti christianism through all the priesthood
s asG Il: ;ss %
did not learn Tho the and marked
wisdom against Gods paradise
al ns do to gpi,s i, one u.iG' hs w9d
the worlds Congress and enlightened with their
with all the children Of the Almighty Creator Of
the whole universe the father If ALL without principles
like living spirit and heart the Of God himself in
all his highest ercellency Of liberty Without principles
ssS
against the ,ous Of GODS spit) made hell Of IT, lu
Sone Of his the whole pseod a"S snr
chies in making principles will God his
gaes and love heaven happiness but
fieeman-a ru sou Of God Rereiaiions ST. John 81 and
slave to prnciplesl
How be managed Tin the greatresurrecton Of men
pestly tyrauts the world without any bIoodshed and
each her contribution rights and bsr
tes prope, education again and Congress in their lam
EusSea Il America as thy had been given under my
aader one head cf nation. he father Of he s peo
eho.e The lie people msD
words Congress- alter all and national Congresses
have sent their members it. in the free laud It'll called
Sods blessing again which called by the Jews. the new
BY the Christians thu kingdom Of and by
liberty tRsvelations John chap 81 and sij As the Al
mighty most wise spirit Of the gave HIS yes
I'll has children upon the throne Of the lamb feet
and their principles the all in all Il Corintais is and
Ars you ready for that OF spirit and form We
politics material e Are you ,.s snnnsh
nsdests1d this snsusge OF power and will you desr good
o will you time Tie stioe with God sna Uoo ~ sc
union Of his own creation fad the stone or the se again
s e as true nneps; q WHICH false
ffEsfiS |" a 4; siHs. e ess
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Married.
September last, d. N. Moss, Esq, to Mrs H. Woos.
rER, of Humphreysville, Conn.

Died.
The body of Mr.. JOHN KoHLER, the son of the late
John Koher Esq, of this CITY, having been recovered
from the wreck Of the ship John Mntun, his funeral
viii take place on Sunday, February 2ad, at O'Clock
Frederick Hederick, No ~ Chambers street
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
~ requested to attend without further invitation
On Thursday, 10th inst of consumption JAMES b. son
OF the late Bernard ODonnel in the oath year Of his
age.
His friends, and those of his brother Michael Don
nell, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
sunday, at O'Clock P. NJ, from No. 269 Elizabeth st.
On Friday, Goth inst, of Inflammation of the lungs
EDWARD L., son Of James E. and Cornelia Ann Doyle
aged months.
The friends of the family, and the Mechanics Tent
Of Rschabtes respectfully invited TO attend the
neral on Sunday. at one o'clock p NJ from 81 Gaesn
wort st.. Warrington.
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Actual clrculstionfa o,5 2oSloss 1856 $50 a. si5
The issue Of notes on the oath of January 1896 was
taao 4s5 less than the a7th of December whiIs
actual circulation in the same period had
e., 26l ,795.
There was an increase in private deposits in the Bank
rom tssSa sss in December a. fl4 2Os sos in Jsnua
~ 2sth s46 The bank what restricted in its
operations BY it, determination not discount for rail-
way purposes any than could actually helps but
the rate OF interest continued the previously
ported The railway deposit question: doubt had
very great and unfavorabs effect upon the money
ket and tended to unssttle the public fands The rail-
way deposits all to be paid in previous to the mid
die of February. when anticipated the markets
generally would improve.
The premium gold at Paris il III per mile, which,
at the English mint price of fs It's iod per ounce for
standard gold gives exchange of % Al and the ex
change at Paris London at short being IS co. it fol-
lows that gold 10 per cent dearer in London than in
Paris By advces from Hamburger the price of gold is
4s4i per mark which, at the English price Of fs
lis l0d per for standard gold gives an exchange
Of 10 oil and the exchange at Hamburger on London at
sh0rtbeing Is III it follows that gold OBJ per cent
dearer in London than in Hamburger.
The annexed statement shows the receipts and ex.
ports of produce from Montreal and Quebec from the
opening to the close Of navigation in lsl5 -
CANADA TRADE-CoMMERcE OF QuEpEc AND Mon.
TRIAL l615
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REV. T. H. CHAPLIN Of Boston, will preach in the Or
II chsrd street Uniyersat Church. near Broome tomo
Home-n the evening The idea Of Chrstian Union
Services the usual hours. Strangers provided with seats
f2i lire
GREAT MEETING AT THE TABER NACLE.
IN TUESDAY EVENING General Meeting OF cur citi
jss. Of GsD.s Punishment Charlie; G. Bpresh Of the
the Death Penalty in country; and the Rev T. Cha
pln the eloquent DIVINE will address the meeting The Hon
VIM T. McCoun assisted by Of influential c
tzens will preside the occasion Parke Goodwin Horace
Greeley and Others will also take p.,t IN the proceedings
Sets Will be reserved for Ladies. Admission free.
SrrcSn - r-oN-~.S'
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F. II. LUDLOW, Aucton-er
PEREMPTORY SALE on VALUABLE LOTS ON
GRAMERCY PARK, THIRD AVENUE AND FOR.

GRAMERCY PARK. THIRD AVENUE AND FOR.
TY-SECOND STREET, &c. &c.
f. ah il ia he e.
Three built three brick house. the
desf residences for small gentee families
inches wide, Piled with Croton water &c &c They are
the immediate ony Of the railroad and Of the different
line: Ct ompbussss ne purchasers will be entitled the
vicinity OF great Improvements and rapidly improving in
Two lot. Of land on the norhe,y side Of Grsmercy Park
each being IS feet front half the block depth These
lots will be conveyed with covenants against nuisances
% a,qs ~ the deeds Of the Other park
park good order &c One lot If land the above
feet from, and rear by 90 feet inches deep This fall
3D. Three lots II land the the above fronting on
ga street, being each Is feet front and by 90 feet inches
9Th Four lots Of land the westerly side Of the Sd avenue
between 2ist and 22d streets including the lot the
ss street. being each q feet wide IS feet deep This
lots
iand being % feet on sad street, and o most
valuable corner.
aad This 100 feet Wide 'front.' from % TO
7h slots the westerly side of and avenue being the
whole front between 4ist aud lsnd streets -' ''''
street. being considered equivalent lots Of land
II property 42ad street the grade Of the street,
and Open Corporation is now working
the and avenue at its own expense
TermsTen cent the day Of sale twenty per
snnusy photographic will be ready Que week before
bidder The fees 70 Ss PAID % ne sne
street or cHTTiHS 70 Ws street, o. W
no 6tissr w. L. CUTTING, 70 Wall street
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Receipts at Montreal per
Larhi,e Canal nnd III.

The receipts at Montreal in the above table, include
those by the Lachne Canal and the river Large guam
titles of grain brought into Montreal and Quebec
during tina winter months in sleighs an account of
which is not given, and to this owing the disparity
between the receipts and exports ofthese articles.
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 10, 1876.
.dnothey Great Day in he Ssnate-M Dir com PiefeIy
friumphant-Coi. Benfon's Great Speech-Mr. Diekin
nert on the Carpet.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Milburn.
journal Of yesterday read.
Message from the President, the subject Of the
Mexican IDENTITIES unica ting report from the
Secretary Of State on the subject
On motion of Mr.. BsHror, laid on the table, as he
wanted to look into that paper.
The Vice President also laid before the Senate paper
from the Governor Of Wisconsn in reference the i'm
provsment Of Fox river. Referred.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. Sewer, Mr. Thomas
Clayton, Mr. Atchison, and Mr.. Dickinson
U. D. MINERAL LANDS
Mr. bREEsE submitted Joint resolution providing for
the transfer OF the and control Of the o. mineral
lands from the War Department to the Treasury Depart
ment Read twice and referred.
ELIJAH WHITES
Mr.. ATcHsor and Mr. JARrAoIS had some converse.
ton on the subject Of Elijah Whites petition, and
bill Of indemnity for his robbery represented Of oil
his effects BY the Pawnee Indians while coming on from
Oregon.
Mr.. ArcHsor said, he would explain this lie
accordingly stated, that Elijah White, while feutring
to this section from Oregon, and en- NE eastern
the Rocky MounteiHs. +3t.ewt-A rtt 81. p3
rotbei " thr raWs"t rie.. *. 4sYl W
IF'ct N ss.t.N, taut ths ls...49ttt ttakcu
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BlGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS
FOB Fitehbnrg, Kssus, Grsenisd BrattleboTo Wnd.o,
nsd.s Psea,es. Parcel: and above
soyrs or any part q resSern poroe Of New Hanpshire
of l.. BI9ELOW. II Fin ssrs.s ~ 49,. ~ ."e
NB-Be sure TO mark Packages TO Of BieeIows IL.
pressO -
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
UnuHf ths manaEcIneH OF


Messr.. WEIGH MANN AND DELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the prosperous
experienced IN America order fulfil their engagements
Baltimore and Washington Among the arisfss
gHsd their large be found the following
Mrs. LOUISA HOWARD, principal act Equestrian, an4
artistic, CHARACTERISTIC delneations
tic personatons, on her celebrated courser.
Hosrs and in les Aamandes FanSaise and gener
meuts OF equitatOn
Eight Female Equ.sans who appear in grand cavacades
Tight Hope Dancer and Equestrian performer, Miss LOUISA
prineipal Male E1uesrians, Messrs LEVI NoRTH r. "
TURNER, and w. B. carroll.
Fint Equestrian Pantomimist, J. G. ROGERS.
BACKWARD Riding after the Italian invention by II SIG
The RIVERS Notwithstanding for their high talent
IN the gymnast,c and Acrobanc arts
Home Rider-nn pupils W. Cincsde and Little Pastor
rer.on6er Of Local GhaIacter, Mr. Z. WOODS
First Xaulter Of the Troupe, Mr. MCFARLAND.
ESsf;M E s1S f0sn MAJ M ,aa wRHHsAR
Ring Master, Mr.. K. NICHOLS.
wE SHf kSoe''''''' mi.1'A' NELLY hAihHo'' ana
Stage Manager. MIR. FREER.
constant srccesson of first rate equestr perioners
from all parts OF the world and continual series Of the most
magnificent Panommes and Spectaces of high equestrian ee
lebrity
Scene Painter. Mr. JOHN WISER.
sumptuous Wardrobe Of all the nations The world
competsd in the very hrst style o excellence The suits Of
iI@T; n.Gi Sa99eEf yssPen' q war; &C., BY me'' o.
fall and talented company Of high dramatic excellence
superb stud Of high bred horses trained for the
and for warke and eects the stagea
tended by twelve grooms and by fourteen rough riders
halpsst g. and the performances invariably commence at
o'clock f1S
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Z REAL ESTATE MARKET, =
y No. "a Wall street. New York. Ej

"
- No. ~ Wall street, New York. l:ju
l. $40 900 to loan on real estate, at sx per cent.
For Sale Lot OF Ground g. by SO feet beautifully stu
sted Prospect Hill Brooklyn A this lot must be sold
war or no war-t is Offend 1t half ts value.
Also and beautiful Cottage House, with extensive
garden orchard and pleasure grounds State street,
mile from south Ferry, Brooklyn.
4 well built Brick House. No a Charlton street. New
York.
splendid Country Seat West Hobsken, which, be
spprscisted This, Also is offered for about
half is valus--becsuss It must be sold
s. A plantation Ia Prince William County; Virginia con-
tanning 1871 acres OF good land, with Dwelling House and
Farm Buiidngs. Prce 81 per acre.
Also. farms Of all SIZES and all prices Aassachuse
Connecticut New York, New Jersey Pennylvania Mary
s1d vsina, Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois, Iowa and
Mills, water power and mineral wealth. great variety
with acres Of new lands Of the first quality at Q, cents
a7ybcty wants better bargains than the above they
III Is-r ARNOLD pUFFUM AGO.
LEARY a. co
FASHIONS FOR SPRING 1916.
'hEpreerenee universally manifested for ouR YaE
syrr STYLE OF 0entlemens Hats decided us TO con
unret' 'ame for the ensuing season.
LEARY h co, Hs't,rs,
A. %, -. 49,. No. 3 and Astpt House. \
Circulars descriptive Of the pecu srty Of QUIZ sr,Lr will
b. Forwarded By NJ, pen pad fs q ar
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LATEST MrRLLIGRNCg BY YEB rAJLy.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 1915

WASHINGTON, Feb 10, 1876.
oregon IN the Sen0te-Nr. Dir and Mr. Bento, IN
'ddy-Mr. Dickinson forthcoming ON Monday.
Mr. DIX concluded his great argument on the Or.
eson question to-day. He is for the notice-for our
laws, al interim over citizens in Oregon-for
hne OF military posts to the eastern base of the
Rocky Mountains, and for the continuance OF nego-
tatons and settlement of the dispute in that way
And ne believed the difficulty would be adjusted
without impairlng the honor OF either nation
Next came Mr. Benton, as we had anticipated -
Everybody was deeply interested to hear his views
he paid high compliment to the mastery effort of
Mr.. Dix. He had been opposed to the conventions
of 1878 and 1877 from the Jump. They had done ali
the mischief. Otherwise, by the treaty of Client.
we should have been in full possession Of the soil
He approved the offer Of the 10Th degree by the Pre-
sident-he also approved his refusal OF arbitration
He went for the n0tice-tor the military posts-for
the monthly mail line, &c. and for the settlement of
the dispute by negotiations. Mr.. Benton said, as
we expected, that (not 25) but thirty years ago. he
had predicted all the evils that had grown out OF this
Oregon controversy.
Mr.. Dickinson secured the floor.
Mr.. Allen said there was an important message
from the President that ought to be considered and
the Senate went into executive session. Paper sup
posed TO relate to affairs in Mexico. Perhaps some
Of the Paine mysteries.
Adjourned over to Monday next.
report Of to-day's proceedings by the next train
Another savage snow storm is raging. Quarter
past p. M, commencing al halt past 4
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MUSIC.
MR.. OLDFIELD,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &C.,
No. 215 william street

WILL be happy play Concerts and Cotllon Parties
w Musical Entertainments, and give nstrue tons
the Piano Forte Mr. o. has beautifully toned Piano Fore
that he will sell cheap for cash. Can be No go Broad
way j30fm'rc
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WANTED, A WIG MAKER.
ONE that understands the business h all It's branches will
~ find steady employment and good wages, at
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HOWE'S CIRCUS,
ATT PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.

Reduction Of price-Boxes first and second tiers cents
Children under u years. 2 eents-Prvate Boxes 50 cents
Saturday Evening, February al,
The performance will commence with the
FOUR GU aRTERS OF THE GLOBE.
Comic Song by Dan Rice.
Master Nixon IN principal act.
Mr. William Cole, the India Rubber Man
Mr. N. b. Turner az the Chinese Enchanter.
Egyptian Horse Pyramids.
La sYLPHIDE BY MADAME MACARTE.
Mr.. Cole and his two Dogs Billy and Hector
MIR. VIM. Nichols principal act Of Horssmanship.
The Aymar Brothers in Classic Groupings.
To conclude with the
MILLER AND goldman.
" Afternoon Performance Wed nesdsy and Saturday,
commencing at half past o'clock.
Doors open at 7, performance to commence at hafpast7
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WANTED.

BOARD in small private family in the central MARI of m.
ey BY gentleman and his wife where there are NO othel
boarders front and bedroom adjoining will be
which they will furnish Terms musf he mod.rs,s Sa
u T, at this Office, stating terms, sc T5t ., Ssrs
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AMUSEMENTs.


PARK THEATRE.
MILE AUGUSTUS last appearance this season.
Saturday Evening. February ~,
Win :; s gsIfsso Ok st The HiE w Wilt sp''sd
Gselie ...... .............. Mile August a
o oy,h' M Nh: 81 cR.iI n'e
AIssa ........'... M i. ' ssy ne
RJl.ss abeteh M NJ f. nasss ca
Alter which i:t time IN Ansiic. entirely new drama.
THE cRi feisf 9F' 81 'a THE HEARTH
N M..x Flame Mi:: KAT. i H Rsa
rnee d Hdmi..ica-BoI:., Il iii, % esass ssssry
* O'clock .i tbs c.t.i, viii rise .ss.ly
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Saturday Evening, February a,
Z: E%s ssas 1 Sss
e"'''e1 :" ORANGE GIRL OF VENICE;
Or, The Destruction Of the Secret Tribunal
EEa asea. i,sd oqsnx. M r si fn,
Alter V6is %I A. siaSd drama Of
Sir VIM Wallace, "A.' Mr.. j. r. Scott
~ ' II ieona;jaa; With II. s;sn:dsSf Jones
Bo.s: and Thru Il Ts snss cts.
RI and and Gallery ,h!,, ian cents sept.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATNE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 soDsry; Resk.esl 3 Store. Managers
Lp 81 fSg5 81 w XIII XIV
s$: "A sSsss ss p:
THE rYRoLEA S S 3 st sGilSws raIn.a or M. c
bell Gsls,ano, Waddee and Waddee will appear their
The remarkable ETSHIOPixN HARMoNIsrs
Part second will with Of double horse
Adonis After which,
PostWring by the celebrated Mr.. Couevsr.
Very Queer Kinks by tho Clowns Gossin and Whitaker
Mr. Harrington and his infant of Antpoda Enchant
Grand triple act ofhouemanship by Mr.. Sergeant
Punch Scenes, by the celebrated Mr.. T. Moseley.
To conclude with the majestic glorious and gothic pageant,
entitled the Holiday
SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN;
OR. THE BULL FIGHT!
In whicha highly trained HORSE represents the BULL
Boxes Is cents; Pit, 2h Open 6-commence
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

THE FREMONT AGAINST THE WORLD-s3o Re-
ward to any business who beat following game
o. 1z guns stsng 9. ten rolls At the fremont Bowling Sa
longs Sowing Saloon in the World containinr s;x most
,prpd,d Alleys The new Alleys now completed Tnev
have been lad upon an entire principle Which, Them
more sod ha. any N the city This oste has been
most physicians The following r,mss were
made by business men, bowling together on ~ .v
Of Jan Ah 1896 the Of several genemen h,is
oil the sIx Alleys occupied. "'ie
20 so
NJ SO
81 90
II 80 100
llo N lao
H I39 1863
xlss l99
II l7o ~ oio
4 1873 xx2A
II NS 261
WANTED-3 Boys TO set mp the pins. ri 3.r
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iSis liom Oregon kis authority and not
under the authority OF the United States and that
FORE robbed by the Indians, II his own loss and
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
ITO RICHARD WILLIS, tate leader Of the New York
Saturday Evening, Feb. ~.
Dodworfhs celebrated Cornet Band and the New York
Brass Band Edward Kendall leader have in the kndcst
their services the occasion Each Of the
ed at the principal Music Stores aud Hotels.
The following valua-
BILE aid Mr.. Henry MARKS, MIR. Bensr Mr. Sheppard, and
Mr.. O. H. Bristow, who will preside at the piano.
PROGRAMME.
PARTL
3. Solo-Flute-C. X. bod worth-vsriations on the
. Last Rose OF Summer. Nicholson
Medley Quckstep, by the N Y Brass Band .0rafulla
Song. My Father Land Mr. w P. Bensel. Barnet
Duet-Volin and Pano-Msssrs. Marks and Brs-
tow, from in " II Puritanin
7. Solo Cometino - Allen Dodworth = Cavstna
Bell Ragon from the opera Of semiramide,n ..Rosin
Cornet Band :. Grafulls
PART III
O. Home Quickstep-Cornet Band-Dedicatedto the
Second Regiment, BY. II D. D0dwofth
ii. soIo-Eb Busis-Mr. i. Kendal-Composed By
H. Song. Iri,h Emlgrants Lament. Mr. Bense
-. Trio; from the opera Of "Somnambula," Comet
a. NAV Dew Quici.tso b; both B;nd.-dedica.edtS
u viii commence at half past c;eioci. no Il is'rh
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FOR SALE-The substantial well built three story
EH basement brick House io6 Graad Of Mercer
block of Broadway The house is by 80 feet
IN" ~ by about u7 feet inches The house and premises
Were faocertxsd 1872 OF 5000 Half
cn & money cen rnqin the
ased unot sold previously: they will be sold auction on
f2i ~ sa.MkTu ~
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GALVANISM

GALVANISM
A LECTURE on ihi. subject will be delivered BY Mr.
London illustrated with experiments, ST.
Lukes Lecture Room OF Orsve and Hudson
Monday Feb 23d 1886, to half past
The Laughing Gas will be exhibited the concluuon Of the
lecture Tickets 12h cents at the door, f2 2t+rh
MUSIC.
MIR GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
l Friends and the Public that he prepared give In
the PIANO FORTE his residence, ~ Chrys
tie the Of his pupils Terms moderate
made known sppllcafiou. fI3 lms
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go Lypt0W, A$gsssiopssr:; r.u.

POSITIVE SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
" III. LUDLOW co. will sell auction TUESDAY,
Il. February "a at 10 o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
lat The first class three brick dwellings, north
side of 18th street. bstween the 3th and 9Th with
tics cellars Each lot is rs feet by % feet honse
first and se,ond stories marble mante Croton
throughout, closets and third soris,
ranges &c together with s the modern improvements Of
first cl as houses.
Alsas vacant lots adjoining, each IS by % feet.
Also gore OF Iand adjoining Of 81 feet inches 10th
I'd 81 lots the north side of 18th street 5
feet west Of 9Th each lot Is feet
3D. of land the north side street. between
the oh avenue and Broadway about feet
OF 3h ,veupe containing about lso feet l7th
4h The house aud lot III William street. Beck
man and Spruce streets 81 feet inches 'front.' feet rear 9s
feet inches side aud 90 on the other For
full particular apply to the auctoneers tai e. eodsr
J. X. CURTISS. Auctioneer
NJ ATCHES. JEWELRY FANCY GOODS-JACOB
W PLAIr will sell, This Day, o'clock at the auc
non room rs Plaust of Gold bv catalogue several
hundred Gold and Silver Levers Anchor Escapement Duplex
and Lepine Watches, suitable for the trade
Also superior London made Chronometer warranted
Also several invo Of fine gold Jewelrv such Brace
let's Ear Rings. Brooches, Neck and Vest Chsius &c
Also general assortment Of fine French Gilt Jewely and
Fancy Goods.
Catalogues ready. FL i.rh
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell, SATURDAY EVENING, at
"A. O'clock at No. 29s Broadway the remainder Of the
PAINTINGS lust received from Florence in their original
state and from which many fine pictures have been old
w az additional number not before seen Also one share in
the City Library. f20 2t-rc
Ell. LUDLOW, Auctonrer
PEREMPTORY SALE on HALUAgLE LOTS ON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-21

ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA
LESSEE -. MIR. w. f. BURTON.
ACTING MANAGER Mr.. j. M. ScoTT.
Saturday Evening, Feb. Al,
THE CRICKET ON The HEARTH.
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lilly Slowboy. ........ Mrs. Thayer
Also the tale of snchantment. OF
THE SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS
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