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GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER GIVEN AT
FRANKLIN HALL.

Bruce, Mrs: Sharpe. Mr.. Nelson Knssss. Mr. Henry
venn Master William knsas.. Master Allen Sharpe. who
met with success Niblo's Saloon 81 Valentnes Eve
E, rsrea hsr Grand Mrsss Bu,e:aus soiss asovs
we'll entertainment prior their depanur. for Brooklyn On
which occa.on they will their remembrance OF tie
sprssses Of Mr. venn who received rsptarou.y
What's Song ~ithouta Picture Tempeons Hunting Ssag
with awful slide accomp and hounds 81 bay the
which was received with unbounded applause Mr. Knesss
Destroyed The much admired scene betwseu Ebeps1er
Slick squash and Sally Flag Poe Solo the Flute Mrs
Sharpe Juvenile "reminiscences, which nearly CONFUSED
audience on is first Bonapae Triumphant ora
bonopian solo In the course Of the evening vsrs yore
songs Cards OF admission Is Doom half
performances 10 hale past o'clock fl9 afro
CASTLE GARDEN.-THIsTLE BENEVOLENT AS
~ ISOLATION BALL, Thursday evening February 18th.
1876 Drivers Of carriages &c. will the garden BY
Geenwieh and out by the opposite Pearl
street, taking mp in reversed order.
JOHN HEATH=AlTE,
fl9 tire Inspsctor uf Hacis
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

Under the management OF
Will, M sn, WELCh, NAM AND pELAvAN;
IN America order fulfil their
Baltimore and Washington Among the artisies
geed their large shmsn be found the following
Siks. LOUISA HO WARD, principal Equestrian, and
premiere artistic, characteristic deneatioEs fmeio-dama
Representations, on her celebrated courser
MkS. EDWARD WOODS, an elegant Equestrian, two
Hones and in les Alamandes Fraese, and
Of equitation.
Eight Female Equstrisns who appear grand cavacades
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian performer, Miss LOUISA
Principal Male E1uestrians, Messrs LEVI NORTH, T. w.
TURNER, and w. B. Carroll
First tquestrien Pintomimist,J J. &. ROGERS
Backward Riding, after the Italian invention, by ii SIG
The RIVERS Neutrality-suspicious. for their high talent
in the gymnastc and Acrobatic arts
J. j. NATHANS, Equestrian Director, and tive and five
rer.on6er Of Local Characters, Mr. F. WOODS
First Yaulter Of the Troupe MR. MCFARLAND.
E EE1sI;M ias fS:nf MAJ Mr. nd w RHHsAR
COMIC yocalists, MESSRs KELLY, LATHROP and
Stage Manager, Mr. FREER.
constant succession of frat nate equestrian Performer
magnificent Panommes and Specaces high equestrian
lebrity
Leader q the orehs css NJ NJ MEYER.
sumptuous Wardrobe OF all the nations The world
competed in the FIRST style q excellence The suits OF
LETZINGER, 9. HiLSEY Co.
full and talented company Of high dramatic excellence.
superb stud Of high bred trained for the
and for wariike and effects the
tended By twelve and BY fourteen rough riders
halfpast g. and the performances invariably commence at
o'clock rs
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slisii, 7a2 iii. $50 MS 100 ,aoi ss7 III SOS s.

Sill ,722 Iii, ss2.775 0,i0i ,9s7 li7695,5H
The returns for February 1916 are from all the banks
Of the State but four three of which have not reported
The aggregate movement in Feb, 1S46 was So 7o6 47o
less than in November le45 Within the last quarter
there decrease In the loars and discounts of S.
ao2 4ao in specie of S5aso96 and in deposits of
967 while the circulation increased $665 The prn
cpal part of the decrease in loans discounts within
the quarter has been in the regular ne to d;
rectors and bankers having varied but little from the
amounts reported in Nov, ls45. The reduced aggre-
gate movement shows that the banks not only been
cautious in their operations during the last quarter
but have resoed TO contraction enable them to meet
any emergency that may arise from the
Of the Sub Treasury the condition Of foreign
lations.
The loans and discounts to brokers the Febr
aryls46 according to the above returns only ouned
to about one million Of dollars Now any acquaint
ed with the operations Of the Wall street banks will for
moment believe that their loans to the brokers did
not that day actually exceed that amount more than
two hundred per cent The returns made out 50 a.
to disguise the real loaned to those operators
and SO long as the present system Of quarterly
reports adhered to- long will the public be hum.
plugged by these statements
The Bank Committee of the Assembly of this State
have just made report the subject of Savings Banks
from which It appears that the of January 1885,
the deposits in these institutions of this State amounted
to more than eight and half millions Of dollars.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1875.
The Oreron QUESTION.


In my former letters, Issted to you that there OF.
listed no probability that our differences with Great
Britain could be brought to amcable adjustment
while both parties are contendng for the advantage,
and am now satisfied that Pakenham does NOT
possess instructions to make any other offer than
has appeared in the recent correspondence. The 70
tusal Of his several propositions for arbitration have
entirely exhausted his powers to negotiate.
II will be well for the American people to dehber-
ate most seriously on the annexed extract, taken
from the London Times d the Sd January, in order
to form just estimate OF the importance the Ore
gon question il likely to assume, whom our refusal
ed pride Of the British nation will rouss to sp'rlt
OF immediate hostility; and under the innuences OF
such feeling the ministry will be urged 10 me ne.
cessity OF asking from Parliament he means o.
preparing an appropriate armament 1nls course
will be adopted a. ai1ording tune ior our eoveIn
ment TO reconsider their refusal, or 70 prepare the
way for the acceptance Of more moderate eosms
Ia This manner Great Britain acted in l70o towards
Spain. when her difficulties with relation TO thus
very subject took place; and II will be urged, ~ play
ing the Same game, that the conduct Of the United
States will prove agreeaby plant and humiliatory
The semi. official article Of the Tssss cannot be
well mistaken, and 1t becomes the policy OF tho
United States to make corresponding demonstra
TONS unless we determine TO submit to the sTosscs
insult.
e, se will prevent our representative al Wa.s
ington from making some proposal Of this KIND 70
take the forty-ninth degree OF north latitude as a
as the sea, az the boundary line, rssurtnf to dredt
\ britain vawcowpsr's Island, the haroU oJ ~. qua
n rscn, and the FREE rarigaf'oH o. We Consmo.d
tine hons shsre.) : We hope, also. tnat no yo'-
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THISTLE BALL!

TINE Managers of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT AS
i ISOLATION respectfully that their second
and last BALL this take place Castle Gar
ceeds to be applied, formerly, charitable purposes.
The order OF dancing according TO programme.
Leader Of the orchestra, Mr. ~ Wallace
order add the Of the musical department.
the secured the invaluable services Of Mr. Ed
ward Kendall who will play obgao part the Bugls
the several sets Of Ga ,dr lies, during the evening
last Thistle Bail alterations have been
made the Garden for the better accommodation OF their
friends Stages will and from the Garden until eleven
o'clock the usual charge The Inspector Of Hacks will be
present enforce the pelice regulation.
Doors Dancing will precisely at eight
o'clock The termination Of the ball will be known BY the
Band playing GUIDE Night an JOY be WI ys a."
may be had At Mesa. stcdart Dunh,m Co.'S music store
Castle Garden and OF either Of the Managers.
Checks and member TICKET not transferable
A. CAMERON, Secretary, lao Leonard 81.
N. B. Members entitled Tickets will please make ear
y application to the Secretary none be issued on the
evening Of the ball. rs Sire
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At Chstanque, January sIst. Axos sauns. aged a
years Jsnusry 2ad M.sv ssuiss, wife o. the former
aged 81 years Also. January nth three infant dsugh
ters Of the deceased, sgsd dave
On thu 18th inst Mrs EIsr Hoooss IN the 10th year
Of her age nj the residence OF her daughter Mrs Eli
zabsth A. McGosagle. No Birmingham o.
Her friends and those Of her daughter and grand sons
John Bsuch and John Davis requested 20 ste nd
invitation.
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Ell LUDLOW, Auctioneer
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
G9AsMvgERCY PAR PARK, THIRD AVENUE AND FOR

.E: H. LUDLOW. Auesionesr.
SaaMEReHY PAkk T III b AvAsuE z zSSbbs y6 3s
-TY.sEcOND STREET. &c &C.
f. 4. LUDLow co, will ell at auction on wednes
i. Three built three story brick house. the
abs small gentee families are one
inches wide supplied with Croton water &c &C. They are
n the immediate vsiny Of the railroad and Of the different
Is from the delivery deeds This properly Is in the
vicinity OF great improvements and Is rapidly improving in
each being IS feet front BY half the block in depth These
lo will BE- conveyed with covenants against npsance: &c.
park good order One lot q land sdjonirr the
IS front and by IS feet inches deep Ths lot full
ID Three lots in the Of the above fronting ON
"a street. being each % feet front and by 30 feet inches
h Four lots Of land the westerly side of the Sd avenue
between 7 and a2d including the lot corner Of
The improving part Of New York Covenants
will be inserted the deeds Of ali the above
and s2nd being feet end street and most
9Th Is lots tand street. being the whole front from ID to
aad avenue. This street Is 100 feet wide
wS S ss I n sss 81 aad being the
Gh Two large peces OF land in the Of the lots s2nd
u.et beng considered as equivalent 10 lots Of land
and viii little expense OF regulation The streets
add all and the Corporation working
cent the day Of sale twenty per cent on
the delivery Of the deeds the st of March next and bal
annually Lhsssph'c map. win be ready enc week before
the sale Every lot will be sold without reserve 10 the
hghe bidder. the sacones fees be paid by the pur-
70, ,ss'' .pETir f Re VII. Wall
sfxs l. IN Ly.u.s
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RENTLEY'S PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOILER.
- This boiler the invention Of Mr. Charles Bentley.
Of the city Of Baltimore Maryland who Obtained
from the United states IL somewhat similar the Loco
motive boilers but differing entirely il the mode Of rufc
turing, whereby the cost - materially reduced They
compact require n" brick work setting Them but little
fuel require but little attention, and other xurs
pipe for the chimney They be removed from place
place. easily cooking Ia hotels hot
Is supplied to all parts the house.
By the OF this boiler the expensive kettle be dis
pensed with and wooden vessel substituted which will
aver the same by placing any ola building
These boilers are now successnl operation in several Of
orr large Hotels and Public nstitutous, Colleges, Aims
Houses Hospitals Prisons. &c throughout the for
Cooking, Washing &C. aud for Bath Houses Hattrrs Silk
Cotton and Woolieu Dye Morocco Dressrs Soap Boilers
Tallow Chande's Butchers Glue Makers, Sugar Re6ners
Farmers. pist,srs. Cotton and Woollen Mills. Warming
Buildings, Propeng Power Sc and all where hot
faction They have be for time successful
ton IN this city IN the following places Astor House.
for heating baths Dnrrel Bath House, Broadway Smith
Lo'ing's aths, Chatham Pignolets Dye House
soria's Dye House New York Hotel Green and MERGERS
Eating House Geys, Beef and Pork Packer West
and IN many private houses, manufactures, kc.. &c.
Nopalns the selection Of materials the
manufactured without having been thoroughly tested
sequepty there Is no danger from fire. explosion and they
not LIABLE 10 get out of order
They for sale at prices varying from $50 TO $500,
coding to size and capacity sud further information
lation to Them can be o6tslasd 90 sPglisssio to
Between Rivinaton and Stanton streets, New York.
y. Communication for Force and Green be left
Green and MerceI oAnn and Nassau streets the
New York Post Office febIa Neodrc
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PARK THEATRE.
Thursday Ev.nins. February ~.
VA Yas s' GSxbT 81 e ei s,;yS'
Glands Msino'is sy fcsss ossissss Of as s..y
Dol psnas NJ, W aI.ss
''ai'1s' ''''.''' Ais,r which.
MR. SANDS AND lis TxIENTED CHILDREN.
eYsxasEiiS F%StPsx.s,S,SeEsi
To s0' ssso c,is II HON ts' o a'
srfssIr sseds; ....................., NJ sss
rnes Of ' Ass:.a.-Bs... q; IA. . sss. "ssi.ry.
1son ~ o'clock ss tAs-r,sis vii rs. y.s,.iy
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND rRoPRIEToR
Thursday Evening. February 10.
Written H. s ..' sss 'i% Ss ms ,s ss
e"'''''' ~ ORANGE GIRL o. VENICE,
CAVIAR: :,s5;s.::.;; = Si;:sS.,a
Previous g p r9j,h, e; Tragedy q
hoa...... ...................., Mr' y seotI
rIIow.r bo... 50 ccn.:-secoad and TS1d Tes. Is cts.
b oo1 vail oS.a ~. s ssf viii m al
BOWENH AmfniTHEAritE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
Wednesday Evening, Feb. rs.
Es ~Is
The Gauch0 oil South America, Master Harrington
Dog Buffer introduced by Mr. Williams.
The Robbers Doom BY M. Q. ". Sergeant.
To be followedb By
THE TYROLEAN BAND, composed OF Messn Camp
bell Gasano, waddes and Waddee, will appear in their
admired choruses After which.
The hercusan cavalier Mr. WIN. Stout and his son. will
represent Mars ard Endymion, ON horssback.
Part second will with of double horse
manship BY Mr. and Mrs f. Whitaker. styled Venus and
Adonis. After which,
THE sUBLIME ACROBATs, Prof Harrington aud son,
the latter o. whom will Back so%sr.s from the dome
To conclude with tho 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 TAX Open s-commsnee
O'Clock fnnr
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HERALD JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

w NASSAU Street.
THIS Establishment supplied with every m,fssI nscss
ssry Tor the pfone ss,r sod seoaomesl execution Of
every deserIpion Of Boob Work whether Lttn Ere
Italian Spanish works The suhors 10 :,
ed IN the sssrsse- that for typography worh and
correct reading they RELY ivirg ample
IN the production Of ,heiy resp.etive pu bl,csons.
THE JOB FICe,
= The most szfsnsse IN fhis city,
i furnished with every description OF Type saitsd to Show
Bills fer Theatres Concerts. Museums. Lectures rubl,s
Meet,ngs Or for any other poss whore tn ages de-
serption Of Printing rsau,rsd Also, Pr grsmmss Creu
lar Le,tsn, Bill Heads. kuls Work. Law Johs and every
kind Of work rsauir:d for mercantile hsr b.nshes s
where al blis worked eolors viii he bessfuly er~eu
ted Apply to L. d. c. third f,euh story Herald Build
iuss, where III orders will he received u
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ALHAM KA

THE undsrsign~d has leased, for limited Period the
above establishment. for the of fordng The
sric EXHIBITIONS TO be strictly private large has
be erected together ard splent
elegant wardrobe will also be furnished wishing
70 pate PATE in the above elegant will please
py 70 The suoserber on the premises when the viii
spectabilty will be admit ed The rehearss under
the sole direction OF the subscriber w DINNEFORD.
The frat representation will pc "wednesday next.
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DINING AND SUPPER ROOMS.

GREEN vERCER, corner Of Ann and N sssu streets
~ having mad entire change in their cooking dsiar,
Iaent and aced the carving under the direction Of
STEPHEN b. HoLT, in would their friends and Ih
public that they prepared up meals secop
other establishment in the city
MO x NJ have also DINING Room attended by Mrs
MERcER set for the accommodation Of ladies' Private
entrance 81 Ann street.
he BosroN CHowDyR xery,d mn d,lv atprc
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CU5TOM HOUSE. NEW YORK,
CoLLFcroR's OrrIoe February 10, e<6. !
N0TICEIPropS:al, will 30 received at this Once until
nshing the 70 lowing supplies of OIL for Of
the Light Houss. BeacOns and Light Boat this district
under the superinendence of the unde rngned viz -
4.96 gallons SprinE Spcrmacer strained Oil
2f68 do Winter pressed Oil from head matter
The oil TO be Of the best quauyto be guaged by
United States guager at the Of delivery be de-
lvered required ironbound exceeding gal
Ions each The oil I 70 be thoroughly tested by The oome
Bids from tho business which this
advertisement refers, will not be ertained.
Persons proposing mark their
the outside, Proposals for OH
c. w. LAWRENCE,
us 2awtM andThlor Supdt Of Lights, &c.
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES,
CAN be engaged by applying at 10 PRINCE STREET

MUSIC.
MIR. GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
I Friends Public that he prepared give In
struction the PIANO FORTE, his residence - Chrys
tie the residence Of his pupils Terms moderate
made known application. fl3 lmsHc
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HARDWARE AND FANCY GaoopsseIrUrrLE
pucLAZEA u will sell this day asc Pear! 200
goods so,sns OF Norfolk Lstchss Rim Locks and
p h s.ne rcas Iron soa... Betting spoons seybes,
Ls.s Psaes se,..sn Razo'a SPECTACLE, Kni!,ng Pins;
snaues. susrendefs, Purses, Smoking PIPES Hooks and
hye., nc &c Aiso large invoice Of Percussion Cps.
Z taiosaes are ready. flo itsr
THFoDORs MALAY. Ancfioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WEARING APPAREL,
Nc At AUCTION THEODORE MALLABY will
~ Resds street near Fudson ey order Of executor he
Cloth Scar cspe' Brs.. Rods Mshogsnv B.dsesds Beds
Beddnx Mstrases sofs Bsdste and Bedding same
tur'sas h-ir B,det Clock. Lsmrs Fire Irons sofa and
Forks and s.is Cellars
Also. Bed and Table Linen. Bostsrs Sheets, Dama,k
Tow Ella and Table Covers.
Also alr-e of Ladies' Wearing Apparel and
geasrsl OF XII chen Furniture ms 2t.r
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Sc .eo3,5sa a

Utica Ssvingrbank 38,398 Is 90 COS 500 a.
The estimated deposites the LIST of January ls46
wsrs sloooooo0 These institutions very valuable
to the poorer classes of society they enable them to
deposit the smallest of which but for these
banks would be spent Entries Of 2t IS cents are
very frequent The reports Of the banks sh ow that the
Of these funds owned
laborers, widows and orphans who have resorted
to them az safe depositories for the small sums
which they have been enabled from time to time, to
lay BY from their wages The committee recon-
mend that every possible guard should be thrown
around these depontories Of the poor. that the
widow and the orphan may not suffer from the disho
pssty Of the ocer of these banks The report Of the
trustees of the Bank for Savings in the city of New
York. states that the bank has been in operation 2ss
years, during which time II has opened accounts with
ninety six thousand ave hundred and hyfour persons
and received from depssitss the Of twenty three
millions hundred and six thousand nine hundred
and forty three dollars and cents the interest
which amounts two millions and half Of dol
lars The amount paid out during the same time is
twenty millions ninety four thousand three hundred
and dollars and sevenyhve cents leaving
now . post Of Eve millions two hundred and nty
two thousand hundred and eighty dollars and
twenty six cents.
We annex . statement Of the business Of the rona-
wanda Railroad for the year 1915 -
ToNAwArpA Rail RoAp.
Receipts for passengers. So. 800 90
ireignt. $500. .......... 203ll IL
U. B. mail. ........... 6,462 so
Gross receipts. STAG $40 90
Expenses. 37,O06 IL
Net receipts. $79.664 ~
Whcls cost Of construction up to JAN 1885, 76 063
Dividends for l6<5 9per cent
pAssKHoEns cAHRisp.
through passsngsrs. 81 s06 paying $7o,7ll 40
Way "....... :. al 61a l4is5 So
r..., 80 :.
louei 1880 $o9,oSo %
This for short road. IL Of the mos. productive In
TIE country Its - miles long. and the gross rscepts In
is4s amounted to in 1884, SHAFT. and in is4s
siaSo The net receipts in is44 we're s7sss5 and in
ieso $p.ooS, being an increase Of $3.50.
The receipts Of the Worcester Railroad Cor the past
three years. have been a. annexed = 1Sl 10y
Bosror AND woRcrsrEa RAsLHoAp
...' .a ST. ST. 1915 s,4;s
Net reee,pes. .ele7feo fe3 Iss ISL 7,s
UWaeha.. -...'........ 8 per ~ per ct per ri
The capital stock Of the company n A 600 400 tn.
receipts last year were from passeprer sa1I aIe "A
merchandise. saSssoS 80 mail 50 sA rant. ana Incl
dcntals $sso3 PSI which, with the undivided surnu. AZ
last year Of s3 100 a. make total Of $500 sIs os
expenditures were for road bridges and buildings Gao
4&s 65 engines and cars ssl oss 20 other cxrensss
$1,000 4s total sa4o7ae So Thus there wa. pron,.
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HOWE's CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.

At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Reduct OF prices first and second tiers IS
Children under 10 years l2 e-n,s-Prvae Boxes 20 cents
Thursday Evening, February 10,
The performance will comm.nce with the
FOUR GU RTERS OF The GLoB4.
Comic Song, by D n Rice
Master Nixon la prime pal act
Mr. William ole, the Iada Rubber Man.
Mr. N b. Turner the Chinese Euchaner.
Egyptian Horse Pyramids
La sYLPHIDE by MADAME MACARTE.
MIR. Cole aud his two Dogs Billy and Hector
Mr. VIM. Nichols prip cpal act Of horsemanship.
The Aymar Brothers in Classic Groupings
T., with the
MILLER AND CDALNAN.
% Afternoon Performance every saturday commencing
at half past o'clock
Doors open at y performance commence At hnipsst
o,cl
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LEAhf " %.
FASHIONS FOR SPRING. 1916.
THE preference so universally manifested for PRE
sEvr STYLE Of Genemen's Hats, ha. decided
LEARY & CO, Hattes,
No. ,, and Astor House.
New York, Feb II. 's6.
Circulars desc peve If the pecu arity Of STYLE will
be forwarded BY % paid. fis 81 n re
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Cl0 DARRELs q Is. er9 piack os,de 81 sss-.fs
NV fof ss,-bv iLhss + BEp0.s, i
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TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRuHk BOARDs-N,sso lbs Tunk Bosrds, Of superior
qussi'y md numben. luurscsiv I'd and for sale w
rEH96E BROOKS
va im - Aax q fssnan susss
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COALiss tons Orrsli Coal landing from ship Oar.
~ ck from Liverpool and for sale in lots 70 suit
by y. COLLINS Co.
IN IS SOUL street
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DAGUERREO TYPE

= Il
PATENT ISSUED.
nA0UERREOTYPE ARTISTS are informed that the
~ Patent for the Coorng Process OF the subcriben
has been issued Applications Tor the ratent right for the
United States. be addressed TO the subcrbethe price
Of which will b. SIS, materials aud included
iafringers will be dealt with according law price
current, ,racnx Vpghaendes Apparatus and all other
articles used in the Dasueeoype art also be had by
w. kF. LANGENHEIM,
fi3 im.rrc Philsdslph Exchange.
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FREIGHT FOR PENSACOLA.

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &C.,
No. ais William street
WILL be happy play Concerts and Cotlon Parties
get Musical Entertainments, and give on
the Piano Forte Mr. o. has b. ntfully toned Piano Forte
that he will sell cheap for cash Can be At No "a Broad
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BOOKS BOUGHT

DER9ONo wishing TO dispose OF their Libraries esthsr
large small viii always find ready purchaser and COED
prices by sddresns afsw lines giving name and number
" j. Meade,
Is ,msr 10 Nassau, ~ Rivingtos street
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BlGrLOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
LUR Ftchborg, Kesnr GreenheId Brsteb oo, Windsor,
Woodstock Montpelier and Burlington, VT, and the Ca
ssdss All Presses Parcels snd buaess 70 any The above
and We rmont will be- faithfully sendsd to f directed 10 the
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