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FOR NOHFOLN ANDPETEWsBUuC.
NO MORE WHITE, GRAY ORREDmAlR.

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NO MORE WHITE. GRAY ORRED HAIR.
IN \ tsncIy whichenlaueys considerably the beauty and alrr.
ur aIltauns. O.. he c,untrniner from that which T much dsI...
It's pleasing tn hay. 'ac rm, u on. In 3, move u.,.s d.f,,ts To
nilns pao?eIyof Jui.Es IAuELS VEGETABLL IIQIU UtE
pYF. which rhr rru,urf.r can with ri.t,, 900, I. ~, - -,
lining II i" sudry, vet kn'- re- this "r any Other country. d.
pop Trsarc y,y PswsHuL ib,Igh vcy innocent. Ihssrr mi.aI
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mar. vhi's'f.. r,rttuvs, Sc, o. q brown. bf1e. ~ cL,,aut e1of.
The Itgltrt cul cons, .r.nos need nd b.. rl,-I ir.r, Ell
Ga 'cciI.r hamnp 60 1h.c.urusI'"n o. u, only our .,uc.ua,d
bvt'' science Of Chemistry O. DE, IN an iuisibir manner. 'h. va
uuus rnuauons Of color. without danger or ,prory,n,rr. ,mt
has justified the liberal patronage and unlimited eunhi.u of t,,
public. q black p REQUIRED, ASK SOC toI marked y. Il brown,
bot ultssdH.
ro' .4e ~nocalr and orad. by JULES u,rEr.
No 90 x Third .t,cci. below Cb..nut rtll.
Ani BY my Agents. T. GrteL puvaI 4 Purcell x q nuvaL r
puqucsur. Msin street = MXlrhnSsu Dom 70 e. MrQu..r. ufold
sie'L WehHond enc oodurE. BnEs, rhomls 4 Go, rrrlsu.s.
and mp-i 1000 thr D1ugart5 titouEh she Uuru.
% B,w1re Of Couoirtcs -t,t mt JULES utrEi.s w
pTA pre"i1m aNatdcd atri" P'an1nu inrtatr p, ~
Snn BUSHELS OF vey superior M,u- H..,,f rota.
DUU toes, remaining uu.oid Ut rrhr Cu'rmbia's t1rro.
Tor sale by RANKIN & WnrTLoCE.
COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS. On consign
- rrrt 'ml1 tt 81 sooi heavy co1r'T ky'syu nr as
aos H,wrs, vAS nrrrsry 1 WARD
MISSES IlNE GAIrEU THENCu
AM GUAT~htN
INUE subscriber has iu store, "a Handsome os.
'oiaet' o., ir above ro'' cr M'ss wen aal blod
'.' N '' 'aI .tNNf
invire IN cad fHrAU NNEHs.
m NJ b. Wet N1u street
EENENT-CEMENT-IO barrels Newark
- cen,uf daily stitsca Ir 'shr " nsb.tst and 05 a', b.,
M 10 RNNkIN 4 vurrfr.
NHtHE uIgtCINN.--i0 60 u,sks. best .nl. r.a,
= io.tH.hI U.'6 WILLIAMS p UNNAII.
GrlRiTS TURPENTlNE-4u bhls. Spirit,
- %rmrtuIns, .r 6n, ur..f. ft sale H
rosa ntvAL 4 PURCELL. pu--sts. no Mains
- HNiIS COHKS, ofre b.
- ur2 TyfUr4 O. pr.ruFy
NEW HOOtts-RCccis eel thi, da,.
ltRttlA. rrfw,ra Sew N1,rl-H sr.rf u.s. vi.
- Tho Doc. tY hnr1u. with rHaratH.. tyt dsil t..ra.
BY u.lsal saw
rt EaaI u...ttarf Nr,1. COG Ist5-a v,ru.tf rnI r
trItsitrf urik If H.u.r. Zoe
Roy oN.r % National Eaur. I'D. hv slm1.T 1rv o. 'ae new
edition. with Ha,uaf Hufhy Goo .u.H1. .nr
hrls nui StnrrHGnir &C. Natkrrs Hn Nrf AMI SIHu. n
rainr Of dssrut rod ,lrrut o. r-trsI .H. t1.t.uf. .sIr co.
uctV uiInr. &C., i} ti.t Walter auI . Jai south. g patu
each 2EU
ruuu, Gon ,r vsrou ,rn.,stut tnal, 90 fum OBJ.
Cruu7o Of " .m I1lf ru-r t2lr
t1tsf VA r 1i Nus1Tirr Fr o. cmilr t1s
No 10 IuteTs IrylnF Nc. tg.r
NASH a WOuUHOUSF urtsr..s
t~nldta~rs tn Ftauo Fttsa md Nrsr.
CO 40 Ntust
SnlRTS. 4 lull supply Of SHIRTS Of my own
- m1uutactute utpuoca fum tSe tos1sO TIfy ave- wen maJ.
ans WI Pcase 10 thcm stiAs MERCHANT.
"H tt Main st.
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SWRTS. 4 lull supply Of SHIRTS Of my "
- uaauacurc. ~ put,a from s5e toS2so They ae wei maJ.
ans viii P'case 10 the SIT ~ MERCWANr.
GoN tf Main st.
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~ IIlI4b luTthcr supply oil tlis III
' valuable article, which has bten - highly approved by those
who ave mcd It. such d the effect on sore or tender Nipples, that
tie proprietor - willing 10 warrant It IN every case To effect a cure,
aud ut fails TO cure, the money VIII Dc refunded. For sale by
DuVAL Il PURCELL Druggists,
no n l47 Main street
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MORE HEAJsIF'L Ann SIIEHIOu SHOES
Or LADIES mai By .RsCE1ly a. 20.
~ Adams q Co.'S Express. the subscriber
- has Just received AMI Dlsn-l, the following beautiful and
Sipfr"r SIT - i-r Ladies, which. m DO u sp,cf. ar, surpas--i by
Fh' n his eiy, all ot which VIII b. sod very Iw. ant 10 Which
Tie 4.,enuon Of the Lade, and purchasers generally is respectfully
Ladies vy b,au,iuI snd superior Cater Boots
10 % 81" do morocco welt Rg.kus
" do co 10 dress .Ip.,u
." " % 90 do do dy-IOg
a." q" do do white Md Shpp-rs rpnIy
mE~s DO d. do noruecn well Bustns
ALSO. FROM ROBINSON 4 90.
L-i.- dBs morocco welt Ru-kin-, very chem
ID Go do do Ttz. do ID
10 DO ru4t,siu 10 b. 8, DO
DO do 10 do BusEins. DO d,
JUDAH MYERS.
res NJ - Wee Nam street.
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In Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. 1870.
alessrs. woodbridge Miller, Penny hacker, Psarcs,
Dis Dickinson. Cameron, Davis and Bresse presented
sundry resolutions Of enquiry upon certain Of tho
standing committees were submitted
Mr.. JonrsoN, Of La, submitted statement from the
the system Of business before that tribunal called
for from the accumulation Of cases Enacted upon for
want of time Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
HAMPSHIRE CLAIMS.
On motion of Mr. ATHERror, the bill providing Tor
CURED in securing tie authority Of the state and the
United States The expense Of the State section
Of land 0 some fifteen miles square ON the line OF the
MIR CrrTrEsDrN opposed tho BILL from the principle
involved in IT, twas scarcely proper for state to de-
mand of the General Government compensation Tor sus
tanning the authority Of the State its own tsrrory
whatever might be the expense This proposition va:
been presented and If ii succeeded at ALL II weuld be by
Of attrition, gradual verns wearing away
Of the opposition of the senate to the measure.
Several messages from the President, by J. Knox
Walker.
showed that the territory now secured TO the United
States was until the settlement Of the boundary ques
ton in dsPuts between the British authorities and the
tecng the rights and citizens Of the State within the dis
pued section protecting the interests and rights Of
vsrnment is responsible. The speech Of Mr. Aherton
chiefly directed against the remarks Of MT Phelps
som. Day. ,so Opposition 70 u; h o r..ne. to
New Ham pshrs to the alleged British attempts en-
croschmsn were made as, application to the sst o the
governm emit to interfere in the matter. -,
Mr.. CnirrErDEN protested against his const.usns oe
ing called on to pay the expenses Of this New ramp
shire war between constabss and refugses Inc ssne
tor from New Hampshire had talked Of an IN
was the invasion Of constable and here We nave DIN
for the costs Other states had had boundary dpu e
and nvssons; but they paid their own sxPsns:s MIS-
but she had not her claims for the costs
Mr. G. hoped the bill would be rejected, once for all
Mr. WrsrcoIT commended for The bill. New Hamp-
.hrs wss a frontier and this contest was not be-
tween two states but between one Of The States In be-
sT n the rights Of the United States, against Great
Britain and her pretensona to the late disputed territory
The Government was, therefore justly responsible Tor
the bill Of costa.
and noss, the bill was lost-ayes 10, noes a.
WAR 1T RAMrns.
The Senate took up the bill IRON yesterday Reported
by Mr. Fairfield Cor the building Of ten war steamer
Mr.. HAsSsoAy made an explanation ~ reieteif7 ''
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AWFUL
ID T. ED s OF CRIME.

THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE of Saturday
January sst instant will contain among its other remark
able and interesting original matter splendid additional cha
LYMAN PARKEs
the celebrated eouaeeer embracing notices of the mos
celsbsed Of his conederates who with IN
extensive have infested the Union for the ast thirty
years,
A long and detailed account Of 4 number OF
HORRIBLE MURDERS ON THE HIGH SEAS,
BY the captain Of the ship Tory his officers and
This terrible relation dcvsopes tragedy Of blood be-
cruelty.
Ersssvs and important European Crmiu. lnrlgsnee by
me steamer niserna, embracing lists Of escaped Convets
from ne Enslsh penal setemens in New South Wales and
10 have arysd or to Be on their way This country
Details OF the horrible tragedy end Murder
stake = - - '
Another ehsPter Of singular developments 10 the csse o.
kEuBsr howLEr, Of Wrenh, the mysterious
u shot who admniste cd the poisoned peach
Continuation Of wonderful Life Of GEossr
ne to the Life 81 Tom Convoy the
Gcyshs Libel sui,he Torbs and It's corruptiou,-p.v,
for Police Justices and Ocers-Escspe Of MITCHELL he fur
chapter IN the mysteries Of Police
arrival o. Of George Poter-horribc death OF
brutal ksvsher while IN the two sisters Of The ye
ducrions, Countsrs,tings &C. &c. A>o''s'es' oe
Five Cents per copy-fer sale the Once Of hs M,
tionsl Police Gazette No Centre strsst md AZ
tegent, enterprsrG and intellectual news sssrrs IN ,hs
poa"",' jSAsr
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The convention recently held at jefferson City, Mis-
our for the purpose Of altering and improving the
tuton Of that State, has finished its labors and ad
burned sins die The first section Of the eighth article
the new constitution, says that No corporate body
hall hereafter be created, renewed or extended with
privilege of making issuing, putting in crcula.
ion any BILL check ticket certificate promissory note,
other paper paper any other bank circulate
money" The I'd section of the article says that
the stockholders in all private corporations except
porations for the purposes of education and charity
hall be responsible in their individual and private
acity for all debts and liabilities of every kind incur
bed by such incorporation Nor shall any corporation
created for longer period than twenty years. and no
corporation shall exercise any privileges prohibited in
he preceding section And the State shall not be part
owner of the stock property belonging any corpo-
ntion Nor shall the school or seminary funds
any other funds moneys which the State may at
time hold in trust for the citizens of this State be
placed in loaned to any bank other incorporate in.
ttuton" And the third section says that "the Lexs
allure shall prohibit by law individuals and corpora.
ons, except thu Bank Of the State Of Missouri and s
branches from issuing bills, checks tickets promisscry
oss other paper 10 circulate money No lottery
sha be authorised by this State and the buying or SELL
ling Of lottery tickets within the state prohibited,
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pigs nearly three millions Of which have BEEN

|pigs, nearly three miions Of which have BEEN re
wed at ST. Louis. tf#t
" Louis is rapidly becoming very large market fol-
mp That section Of the country being peculiarly
pied to the growth Of that article and very great
rovemens have been made in preparing 1t for export.
have doubt the demand for it will increase ra
" that its growth will experience q corresponding
resse and that it will soon become one Of the great
exporting staples Of the western country Flour and
eat are shipped very extensively from st. Louis to
w Orleans, and via New Orleans to all the seaport
rkets. The annexed table will show the quantity Of
article exported In each Of the past three years
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The increase has been almost entirely confined 10
Eur, lead, tobacco, wheat and wool. Since SO many
up,aints have been received from the other side in
ason to the bad condition in which tobacco from the
Festern States, particularly from Missouri has been
Tipped and the permanent injury likely to be caused
less speedy Improvement in its preparation was
ade there has been great change in the quality
the tobacco shipped, and there must be soon in
10 quantity.
The mportations into st. Louis, in each Of the past
rec years. will be in the annexed table. Many
these articles merely received at that place for
kshipment for market
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHoLEsALE RETAIL.
Iiean inrts The mach admired display q choice Per
city No iss Brosdw.y where Se oiies .pss
A%sI,ss would ss%aIi ,hs fs5s%sIy r.. he
eaas q
brssd foreign houses will time: Kept on hand thus
enabling his and choose and 3: b.
o
sa ss c yo. w
% as (. Ss.: e. s 10 e Ta: % b
aS +. s
r. S highly sh s sshs &:
' offers IS. 81 sHAVNG CREAM an ARTICLE
which II once tried wit, always be present in every gentle
He offers Bis COSMETIC CREAM so invalusb. an app
cation delicate faces after shaving, much elegant
He offers Tor the had Oils, ESSENCES, PoMATuMs
:: :d 9 :s%s s.
% % The phf, +: e and tonic
pusRs. Ts,eIs the ac, so, , is
gan; Of the hair and no, be conioyndsd with the hou.
III. BGXRs OIL ie e public peeey
when " SUCH and prepared by an application Of
virtue d which differs from other substanes' Of similar
character.
For quality Of his goods he refer Messrs Aspn-
wall Mihau Chiffon and others Of the respect~
able chemists Of this city who for the
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Finally everything at his will be and
article does give full satisfaction will only will
nSy but also thankfully be taken back The
for his establishment character for
~ and good faith when from the II the articles there
much for and he enjons il
all IN his employ maintain the adhercnc truth and
good faith. call 10 respectfully solicited.
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery
- No $50 Broadway, b-tween Liberty and Courtlandt
d3l im-rc and ia Chesuut street Philadelphia.
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l59 BROADWAY.
ERE MHF4kESAL Es AER SHnfES uAtL

FERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT.
TINE Subscriber his thanks his fiends and the
pgbhc for the very liberal G.sro4.ss extended to him
in Perumsry should prevail either the best
ne earnestly socits moments attention 70 he fo
lowing very proofs that he capable Of offering
the whether the composition be foreign or Ame
He unequaed advantages in Paris hsv
gsr Psre Fila for half century the r house this line
End Since the first exhibition
his Pernmery has, without single obtained
New York Boston and The First Premium
was honcred with God Medal never before awarded to
Perumery. 3d His eerfamery has banishsd the imported
Whenever IL has come fairly into competition. This
phstcally the with his Shaving Cream Why should il
not be soi His Perfanery Is, IN fact, the foreign
namely freshness and advantage Of these articles
the greatest Importance owing their perishabs
HIS prices from 20 to 80 lower In fine the
scrber educated the best foreign schools imported
him the science and k Of his native offers the products
Of laboratory equal the best imported superior to
them from the advantage of much low
prices He, therefore, atteIs himself that his preparations
must OF necessity supercde the imported
who unreasonable prefer articles merely
they are foreign and have been subjected 10 the influence
hand perfect Of the best foreign pefumery
offers as store opportunity Of comparing the two
dividual -
The subscriber most respectfully solies all from those
who wsh to purchase that which genuine he
being represented the purchaser He
the attention of Wholesale and retail dealers his
pete assortment which he Offers them prices from 30
4. HOUSED,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
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ELIZA HARRIOTT, Executrix.
GE0RGE 81 EbbiI,NSCH, ~ : Executors.

his 5 ss
rf. M s >, Hss ss Village nSws
snsyslsss dsp!h fss; house By feet with
ehes barn % ~ % fleet with
s. &c; The of the house with beautiful
haS.sSe supply Il aana ana Ia. aons
!. s;s:s. Il above. ss;ss s; s
ing 70 unoa Town level and handsome building location
4. ss Of h above
small t 's'Sos
As1s, :aS..ss: D.sH1 House q ~ fee.
E: H.
nan could b easily arranged FOR Boarding
Two very eligible building lots fronting on the main
and adjoining the above feet each in front by lao feet
No Three Pxsllius House. and Lots: .dioin,p. each
MOL very convenient Dwelling House. containing 6
dsa w; & water near the door The lot Is feel front BY
ia G
f. .%s sas: land with house. garden
well Of wats and suitable out apcut
bridge upper Railway and about minutes walk from the
village
No H. Of about IS lying mile Of the
above and adjoining lands Of CONS Baker and Others of
which meadow the residue quality oak and ckory
SOIL and covered with splendid growth Of timber with
the exception Of which have lately been on
No 49, first lot Of upland and black meadow,
about of EACH half mile from this village with
BILE for either cutting pasturase and will large interest
For further Information TO the locality, Re- reference
be had to Of hs estate, made by F. w Brinley,
Eyehsnge or application may be made 70 Levi. Leslie at
A. J. Blocker, the Auctioneer. No Broad e or q
GEORGE CLINCH,
Upper Bulls Head, I'd avenue, New York
BThe title beyond dispute and one halt OF the pur
chase remain mortgage at cent 10
be paid the day oil SALE and 40 the deli
Of the Deeds Possession be given the LIST Of April
ja22 Uebl3smc
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PARK THEATRE.
BOWERY THEATRE.

A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Friday Evening, january 10,
THE III wigz s.iiZ11t oF F' 4 SIT % +
Or. The Ship Of the -4penser!
Charles Fakner, ESQ Captain Of II. N. 5 the
{? %Ss ifis ssS
MOTHER EiTSsi g shse HI "f SRE Dol SSSS
MI. sPP snsSpe snusby VISA to a. s%"ey
Lower Boxes 50 cenx-second and Third Tiers, Is cts
Door. will open q half past s-curain will rise att
HOWE's CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Every thing altered Arranged ana Conducted in the precise
Friday Evening, January 10.
The evening 81 y with tho
After whchnA Comic So. b p,a Rcs.Isansils Eaues
Rg. x
and sy Nj T .s b. %
HIlsse;y, he Fiisk; q rhsssa, by Mr. N b Turner
Il s'a' %ss Sa Ii s8'i TEsfH ss' Of the
o. Afternoon Performance every Saturday, commencing
Prize Of slnissson-rn, Dress Circle so parqaee
ssi to & c,ocf r
BOWEItY 1lIT
Thursdsy, Friday "nd saturiay evenings,
rnt ss'fsfsy ST. sG%T,Gat tn.
After -Chnese sham Eslt by the corps Of Athlete
Mrs. Camilla Gard Ss .'' ""''e -''"p' y
the 'sssi yffy e Asss HsGs'' BY the
A ns Go: s hs a Ssy
HsS Is %
SIT "a; =: ! Isl;
ss ss: Ell Doors open at Is s
NATIONAL. THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WEIGH I'M NAM n rs xSlS DELsAavAN,
81: S::is IA .:s
in which they are % Justly ess1I.teS :,
e,psye Of the highly gifted artists Of this
~ IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
bewARD .a Fiji. . sfH: Eve
'''' aasIla M Sss i l. $EHIs sS'.s''''
Principal Male Ea's.'HiliuP Rg tHyl NORTH arv
EI.t Equestrian P.ss!Smi'! G I ROGERS ger sr
New school StsfssFS sSfEk MAJ '' in'''n
aas -Four HORSE z9Hi.!I';a ana f'.'''n''
rn Tss.l s Il FssS
goss: NJ
Ring Master, H. NICHOLS.
Professional Comic VocaliSts, MESSRS. DTCkENbON,
LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
large company Of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
efficient led by Mr. MYERS late Of the Park Theatre
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. J. ALLEN
The Public remark that the long promised
and indusrously prepared aonsI recace Mr. G. J..
III Is PYE%R 1 81 ths EShs LFE
a i' f s1f sHfss.' II Ri'iss" Navy
The Box Office from O'Clock the morning unit
o'clock PM where every will be paid the public
wishes.
Doors open a halEpast6 performance to commence att
TEMPERANCE LECTURE
WI this Friday Evening the Unversalist Church
in Elizabeth Walker the course Of which
he will review the Statements Of Mr.. b. Cough The
Friends Of Temperance respectfully invited TO attend
Admission free. 0lts+r
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Col. Webb, the great pacificator, has gone home,
thinking everything settled, and before he gets home
his lessons of instruction will alf be forgotten. He
was here for long time, nd with the exception of
very few southern Wings, he has made little i'm
preston upOn.any one.
believe it might as well be stated that the new
movement made BY Mr.. T. b. King, of Georgia, in
the House, and Mr.. Mangum in the Senate, Is the
child Of Col. Webb's brain So the gallant Colonel,
after denouncng everybody who would come out for
the notice in any shape, has gone home after having
actually advised to give the notice with arbira-
ton clause, which will be OF more use than the
amendment of Benton, Offered by Walker) to the
Texas bill, which was kicked to the - the next
notice, and Mr.. Polk will offer arbitration or not,
lust as he sees fit.
Mr.. Robinson, of the Cincinnati Enquirer, il
come to take charge Of the United States Journal.
He is to be followed after some time, by Mr. Brough,
who will make the fire fyin every direction. The
Union is getting into mess OF tronbles. But
Father Richie has got the printing These young
Democrats should not torment the old man in this
way. 1t is really ungenerous.
aThere is to be grand legal argument before Con-
gress in a few days, in which Lewis Cheokee
Levin, and Felix Grundy, Mcconnell, are to be the
Of voting and holding Office in this country, TO the
original proprietors. Those who discover and set
tie new country, thereby establish their claim TO
govern that country which of course includes voting
and holding Office. This country was discovered and
settled by foreigners and not by natives For over 20
years after the arrival othe first settlers, but for
egners permitted to vote hold office. But, in
process Of tlme another party sprung up-nafIves Of
the sol-who were generally born young, and there
fore born without their own knowledge or consent,
and these intruders took the right away from the
original proprietors. The action ia now brought
before Congress to recover ancient rights, az to
prevent those who are not really foreigners from
voting or holding Office. The argument 10 a strong
one, though rather new. The counsel on both sides
are able and popular, but the opinion seems rather
stronger in favor Of Mac.
There are rum0rs that Judge OF the Supreme
Court was nominated TO the Senate to-day. This,
think. is mistake.
just as Col. Webb has left Horace Greeley has
arrived. Horace is not 80 nice man, but can beat
the Colonel ten to one.
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Leopold ne MEYER

4 u u 4 II II
PEGS to announce that he will give GRAsD GoScERI
- previous his departure for South THURSDAY
Fob 5th, at the T.aBERNaCLE,on which occasion he will
'e MADAME OTTO AND MR. BRoUGH.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
wl perform selection. from the Puritan semrams Lucia
Ode symphony LIE DESERT, by Feeian David performed
with extraordinary London PARIS aud Vienns and
for Grand Pacos by Leopold de Meyer and
MR.. CHARLES PERABEAU.
N" Goncert to commence al 3 ocioek j2sr
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SCANDINAVIA.
THE FRET ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY,
will take place the Minerva Rooms No tos Broadway
on Monday evening Of February Tcke TO be had Of
T. Luisou No rs fulton street corner Of Gold schott
No MS franklin street and A. Lndsreen of Broome
,nd EIdr;dss on from either OF Committee Of
rsnesments n. J. HANSEN,
'."se' JAMES PETERSEN and
ixov-,c LAURENCE FRIBERT