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Broke Into.
PumdersOm's Condition
Powder:

~ EXTENSIVELY used for foundered Horses
T. or diseased Stock, for sale by the gross
dozen or single one, at the proprietor rates, BY
his agent, HENRY F. FISH, Druggist.
Salisbury, 18th March, 1916.
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Window Glass o: all sizes; Hollow, Ear,hen
and lin Ware. Peg Boots of all the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots--in fact
an unusual assortment of all the different class.
eS OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and 9th.
er articles usually kept in country store.
Also, an extensive assortment of Satin Rea
yer, Pearl and Nutria HATS, of the latest
style, which will be sold low for cash, or Farm.
ers' Produce.
- N. B: Highest prices paid for all kinds OF
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &C. &c,
GEO, W. WHIT ELSEY.
No, 1 Main ST., opposite Judge Pe,ry's Office:
New Milford, April IS, 1916. A
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NJ Office - The Litchfeld County Home
~ Missionary Society, will hold its Eighth
Anniversary in the Congregational Church, in
Ltchheld, on Wednesday, the 2lst day of Oct,
at 10 o'clock A. M. 1t is believed that all who
desire the spiritual prosperity of our country
and regard &c the salvation of America as the
hope OF the world will be rewarded for pray
erf1l and punciual attendance at this meeting
LAVALE1TE PERRIN,
Secretary.
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NEW GOODS (!
e.. l.. WEBB.

G.. L. WEBB,
HAS just received large assortment Of
i l. Cloths and Cassimers, and other Dry
Goods. Also, Fresh Teas and Groceries-Fowl-
ing Pieces-Gun Locks, Tubes, Wad Cutters,
Powder Flasks. Shot Bags, English Powder and
Shot-Bleached wnter-strained Lamp Ola
few second Rand Stoves--for sale cheap.
Litchfeld, Sept. 80, 1916. 3w
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Concert.

OOuCGTCs
THE Litchfeld County Sacred Music
L. Society will give its 18Th Annual Con-
cert, under the direction of P M. TRowBRlDGE,
at St Michael's Church. in Litchfield, on We'd
nesday, the 4th day Of November next, COM
mencing at half past O'Clock in the evening.
PROGRAMME IN PART.
How excellent thy name, o Lord, Handel.
Sing unto COD, Haydn
Holy Lord God of host. Mozart
The great Jehovah is our awful throne, Handel.
Go not far from me, o Lord,
Blessed is the man.
Glorify the name of the Lord, Mozart
The Lord our God is merciful. Newman.
Also part of the celebrated
Oratorio of David, by Newkomm.
The Society will commence Rehearsal on
Tuesday. the day previous to the concert, at 6
o'clock in tho evening, at which the perform
ing members are requested to be in punctual
attendance.
A part Of the music can be obtained OF the
Secretary.
A. S. LEWIS, Secretary.
Litchfeld, Sept. go, 1876.
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FRESH GOODS.

TlHE SUBSCRIBERS would say to their
have been daily for the last tive weeks, receiv-
ing large supplies Of
~-Ww
Consisting Of almost every article which canbe
incurred for in Dry Goods, Hard
Ware, CrOckery and Glass ware.
g. ALSO LARGE QUANTITY OF
@M1 @-EHUH LE W4
which will be sold at the lowest prices
good pay or approved credit. y
52tf SMITH & JJr ~
Litchfield. May Goth. 1s46 ~
IT SMITH has received a ..v- - !.
IL. C.a.N.a.f.T LINE which viii IIs aO e
cheap for cash. ' - sold
Eitch6eld, April l4th,1
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Dry Goods.

IcII tue atlentiOn of his friends nd
CUSTOMERS generally to his fresh stock of
Dry Goods,
now opening. suitable for the Sprinr r..ao
consisting Of the best STYLES of Engi;Sb
ana French Cloths CasSimeres, Vestinps. Tai.
ors trimmings, CrOion Coatings, Tweed Cas-.
slmeres, and Drap DEie, together with a com.
plete assortment Of summer stuffs, suitable a.,
the season. Also black and blue blacL Sill
Stripe Levantine, Satin Stripe, Wide Sinrenre
and Gro de Rhine, I'd wide, black blne blk and
fancy Bomhazines, Muslin de LANES. new pat.
terms, Printed Muslins, Balzorines, Black, blue
black and half mourning Bareges of different
patterns, some entirely new designs, English,
french and printed Lawns, Nansook Muslins.
m"il MuslIns, Book Muslins, India Camhrics,
nlshop Lawns, Thread and Lace Edgings, Mus.
I'm ana Nun !nsertlngs, Do Edgings, French
an denominations, worsted, cotton, cashmere.
barge, broche, plain black Silk and Gro Grain
superior article, &c. &C. Also Love Wells
Green Barege for do. black and blue black
Grape and blk G. pure silk Lace d.: together
with full and complete stock of silk. yo, sted
and cotton Hosiery; Ladies' blk and coIored
KID Gloves; Gents blk kid and white silk do. :.
tents blk Italian and plaid Cravals; Scsrfs !:
Pocket Hdkts; Silk purses Suspenders: TN
brelIaS; Parasols; Sunshades Patasoletts.
And complete assortment of Sheetino and
bleacheed MusIins; Cotton Yarn; Carpet Warp:
Competing of various styles; and large supply
of o. ""PPi'
OLE and PAINTS,
which will be sold cheaper by the pound. gal =.
Ion or larger quantities than anv other house
IN thIssection can sell them. Also good sup-
ply of e0N sup
Water Cement,
constantly on hand and warranted first quality
Also very large quantity OF
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NEW GOODS.
Isa0!

hE subscriber would respectfully 80.
Ilcll Inc attention of his friends and
customers generally TO his fresh stock of
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Cut and Wrought Nails.

on hand and warranted first eual
Also very large quantity OF
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es again. He swears II il OF for him keep
secrets, az the Hualds correspondent is 10 find
them out As have told you one, may as wen
relate another that TRANSFERRED since wrote you last
A young fellow OF dashlng appearance came here
q lew days ago, with letter Of recomm oxidation in
his pocket from the Governor OF Virginia to the Sc
cretary OF War; for cleIkship. The Secretary told
him he would very willingly oblige his TREND, if he
had vacancy The other, nothing daunted at ths,
remarked that he understood his department was
filled with wings. "Who told you soq, said the
Secretary. 81 have been informed of it," said
the applicant, "by one who knows, but whose name
cretary, edo you 60 round 10 every man In the de-
partment, and ask him if he is wing or demo-
crat, and will bet you segar that you won't fnd
one who will say he If wing" IF that be SOL
said the applicant, al need not press you any fur
ther;" So he lett He was scarcely. however, be-
yond the threshold OF the door, when the Secretary
was overheard to say, Z" II had the power, would
ID soon find good many OF them" Now,
Mr.. Secretary, will you allow me to point out one
that ought to be removed no matter whether he be
wing or democrat: alude TO the gentleman who
has an income Of near $4,000 per annum arising
from his real estate, and who writes all his reports
with pencil, instead OF a pen and Ink. Those
reports go into the archives OF the department, and
as they are Of the most important nature at tunes,
both to the Government and citizens respectively,
they ought to be written as to stand as evidence
MARKS tss believe Fl The
mean was appointed by John G. Spencer.
Apropos Of John c. Spencer-what has become Of
MN Where IS he, or has Old NICK got hold OF
hlm yet? The wings abused Captain Tyler most
unsparngly for taking Spencer into the Cabiner, but
Il was not the Captains fault altogether Allen. the
iirst editor OF the Madisonian was the lad that fixed
that business He was anxious to have Secretary
OF War from the State of New York, and having hit
upon spencer as the most likely TO accept the sltua-
ton, propounded to him certain inierogatores
touching leading political questions. Spencer,
without answering them, came off TO Washington
forthwith, and put up at Jesse Browns where he
had several interviews with Allen, who found it
rather difficult to persuade the Captain to agree to
the arrangement For full week Tyler kicked
against the connexlon, until, at last by the earnest
solicitation of Allen and Others the address Of the
New York Whit State Convention was forgotten,
and John G. Spencer and John Tyler embraced
but it was the embrace of Judas and the Saviour.
Spencer never cared fig for the Captain. Such is
history Of that little affair. After this was done,
Allen got General Barker appointed to his present
place ARIEL.
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Si3,l,7,693 7l,I

This shows falling of in ls45 Of S5,5 02l In JAM
uary March, November and December Of Iss5, the i'm
ports greater than in the corresponding months of
1874. From the present indications, we should Judge
that the value Of the imports in s46, would be much
less than in ls45 the condition of commercial re-
laons is such that will import beyond the
listing demand The changes that will without doubt be
made in the commercial systems of the principal CON-
mercis nations, sometime within the present year. must
dersnse mercantile matters for many months; and when
the contemplated changes in the tariffs Of the United
States and Great Britain are made, a settlement is
made in other way foreign trade cannot but
be very limited.
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BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
SECOND NIGHT OF THE NEW GRAND
DRAMA OF THE
WIZARD OF THE WAVE.

A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE NEW GRAND
WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
II: New Grand s:s..n a. q:
s s. IN
y N;s:s: - p'fsssss s I'd
Ss
The scenery entirely new, BY the Nativ. Artist,
The r: intensive Lsss:,:
n
TIE .n. Walker and MSol.
TIE Properties entirely new, by !,
The ou.d... HOmpps and spanS Daaes. .Aa Assistants
Rissns q II the Vessel; Of War By - M brooke
T. y s 81 4: Rsy: sssI: rS!.
Mr.. Anderson. Stage Manager.
THIS Evening january 40,
W" IL % I; sn'y
powerful situations. and .stonishing effects.
THE w1zAR5f' '' oF THE WAVE,
,y.;. - Or, The Ship ef The .avsrxer,
viii Be ss in iii. Drama
s md s sv
s h .s
effort vim b mad. IN the embodiment ehsiaetsi never
cs R what. Of e ;bs
may %,y Be- PLACED e the ;10m of the celebrated poet
Charles Palmer. ESQ, Captain Of H. N. y. the -.
de- On a. hs w. ssS
Weevl. Mate of the Unknown Schooner. MIR. Cony
MYSTERIOUS SCHOONER
With 81 ~. s MSu n &. s .a K. ss.n
The r.. .1a The easa NAL; hint
s his
I'' slip s sfgfssi II CINE & TIKI OTTO
Tn. Rigging and ILLUMINATED Chinese
Lanterns Il FANCY n YEA saf decorated for
GGS o,dp;n: BY Officer. and Sps Msab La1iss
uadrs b. " spanish Lads. and si4d'ss
'' = ''N' Of the Dead Alive ' '-1'''''''A'-
AsS 81 s. nn1 sws
sscsS s,sas and the Slave Tar s ne
Devil hs:$s i' s' es
Pavilion in the Gordon. Of the Castillo Santiago
ss IND % ;s copy and g s
known seen b .'a hi a piisy! amidst the
s'sam'a' L S1ls, b.sf 'g's y: tE!fssisi
:oy. woundss fs,e@ths Negro Nuls.
the Secret SGEa wI21Fsa Brother
Ihe distant COast-tne pursuing Enemy-thc Deserted
Schooner with Chief and Victim.
"Sweet Innocence, kind Heaven protect
Avcnging Justice, Guilt detectso
The Maiden Keirbutonhe Promise Of the Tar kept Sacred
the Lovers Sgnal-the Hopeless Flght-the Conflict
.aPPROaCH OF THE .ATENGER'S SHIP!
Revelation Of the Mystic Enigma, and AWFUL DErouMENT
P'' GSv + Is ds sTas shs EsfTss.dy Of
Lady L:cnor: " Mrs Phillips
Lower Boxes 50 cenu-Second and Third Tiers Is cts.;
Pit ana Gallery AZ cents.
Doors will open at half past 6-curtsin will rise att
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8. BASSETT FRENCH,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
" the city of Richmond and county Of vEina
Mepowell, Governor Of YIginsi His E,eesnsy John T.
torney General " 81 Hon. Sidney Barter Attorney Gene
raj, Vs.; Hon John Jones' lats Speaker H. Y g., Hoa
c., Va Hon. James A Seldom, NJ c., Va; Hon. Geo W.
HopknS NJ c.. Va; Edward H. Hudson, l91 Broadway New
York.
B-Mr Hudson will take charge of any papers ndsd
for Mr. French and forward same to him safely.
aaw M
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TO THE PUBLIC.

: DIX. q T. OK q r ". Cha p M Ms
IMPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS. DYsPEPTlC
Buffers, Cough aud Choen Drops and oher Medicines
prepared from his recipes Of more than 20 prac
Jaundee Dropsies the Head and Chest Liver obsrue
depending Liver and Asthac Affections Fined Pains
the Chest and especially diseases Of private n,turs
lshed Office 20 Canal and only authorized agent
In the city Of New York, s West Broadway. until further
notice. la19 2w src
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1916.
There appears to be an unusual hustle in the Navy
Department. said to be caused by the arrival Of des
patches from Vera Cruz, within day or two past
Every ship in ordinary and on the stocks has been
ordered to be got readyfor as fast possible Rumor
says that Herrera, not liking too close fellowship
with Paroles, is anxiousIy looking for aid from the
United States to sustain him in maintaining his GO
vernment, and with a view to conclude all existing
difficulties between this government and hers Our
fleet is ordered to Vera Cnz forthwith, and the
foroes at Corpus Christi, it is said, will cooperate
as far as practicable with it, for that object.
wrote you some days ago that triumvirate had
been formed between Herrera, Paroles, and perhaps,
Almonte This has been done upon the principle OF
the French Directory, which must terminate as that
did, in the ascendancy OF the other OF these
as supreme dictator, or military despot. Herrera is
too weak and imbecilc to Withstand the power and
impetuosty OF Paredes; and therefore, would be
willing TO seek the aid OF this country 10 establish
his power upon permanent basis, and against the
cncroachments and control OF the Gcneral-in-chlci
oil the Mexican forces. In consideration tor this, he
is willing to compromise difficulties with us, and
terminate the dispute growing out OF the annexa-
ton OF Texas to this country. In a few days we
shall hear Of squadron sailing for Vera Cruz ana
our army embarking tor that or some other port IN
Mexico. Things begin to turn up curleus'y
The anecdotc related OF Governor Marcy, In my
letter Of Thursday last caused him TO laugh 20 I'M
moderately, that no came near bursting ms oleeen'
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but many milIions less than IsAA Il viva be ob.

is4s but many millions less than lssA. II will be OBJ
served that there has been decrease In the importation
OF many articles included in the above table; but the
greatest falling on has been in foreign manufactured
goods, the items Of which too to detail
The annexed statement exhibits the value of merchan
disc imported into thsdstnstn each:monih or the past
three yea" = .FfM go
CoMxEReE THE PoRr or New YoRK-yALur or I'm.
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DIR. HOMES. DENTIST.

BROADWAY AND CANAL STREET,
INSERTS TEETH and warrants them good the Rau-
4 raj ones for biting aud msstication.
nne gold plates. $50 90
u set Of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plate,
Ter the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
pressure, 20 90
Single Tooth from 81 % to S %
fugx ng Teeth with Gold, from IS to 50
moer-corner OF Canal and Broadway,
N Cenai street ja20 It'rh
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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Under the management Of
WEIGH, MANN AND DELAVAN;
opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
combustion Of unapproachabs Equesans Voltgeurs and
gymIasts snryaed even in the great Equine Temples Of
The limits o. an advertisement viii barely admit Of dos
crpys list of Of the highly gifted artists Of this great
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTE, First Principal
MRS HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian.
MRS. WOODS an Alamande and Two Horse Equestrian
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian embodyng variety Of
Tsncifnl and Mythologicel characters,
MISS h. WELLS
Principal Nal. Equss,zsns, LEVI NORTH and T. v.
TURNER.
First Equestrian Psntomst, G. J. ROGERS
New School Backw Rider with East Indian Elect,
SIGNOR GEkMANI.
TIVE and Four Home Equestrian and Postionis j. J.
NATHANS.
His pupils are w. Cincade and Little +. Pastor.
Pesoni6cr Of Local Characters &c, Mr.; p WOODS
Principal Arena Egg cstran, w - GAhHUL;,,.
First Vaulter OF the Troupe, Mr.. MCFARLAND.
Equilibrist and Posturer, MIR. g. DuNBAk
Clowns, MESSRS. MAY and WELLS
Ring Master, II. N!CHOLLS;
Professional GETe yofs.s .sS kE
large company Of Rqggh RIDER AT 0rchsst., full and
The splendid Costumes By Mr.. A. J. ALLEN:
The Boz Office open from O'Clock in the morning unit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid to the public
Wtshe
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
IN the city and OF New York. from 18th day
,.m January to the I7th day Of Jan. 1876.

January to the nth day Of jan is4s 49, -
- Men: 80 Women Sc Boys; la Girls-Total lsL
DISEASES.
Abrcess, l; Aneurism 81 Asthma Asphyxia Il Bleeding
I; Burned or scaaed Bronchitis, Cancer Casualties
.; Consumption 40 Commissions, IL; Group, q
!; Debility 8; Derum 81 Darrhoa 4 Dropsy, Il
groy il the head 10; Dysentey Epilepsy. Fever Il
phgs Fever, nervous2; Heart, disease Of Il Hopping
Mstos boaa on ~ nv o. -
Of pecardiIm Il Inflammation Of throat Il Inflammation Of
womb Inflammation of stomach, Lues NAL
formation Msrasmus, i3 Meases q Old age, q Palsy,
q Premature birth q fleursy 2; Rheumatism Smallpox,
Unknown, l.
AGe-Under year. Al Ito years, "a to S. 10; to TO-
II: to 2 2t 90 III 30 to 70, al ~ to So IL; 50 to co. o.
6oto7s, II; 70 oso, 4; 90 to 90, 4; unknown,0.
CORNELIUS i. ARCHER, City Inspector
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POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST.
THE Ent Stock Of French China Dining Sets (some Of
hse richly decorated and Of the latest sh.pes Gold
French China Dining Sets Also; alsge stock o Gold Band
and Pain White French China Dishes about half the usual
the city sGs Dining ssn Toilet Sets. eompets, with
required Also, Cut Gl4ss Tumben Wines, Wine Glass
Cooe and Finger CLASSES (some Of these very chl Cash
purehssers may rely good value for their
Pss:s call sooa-Corner Of Broadway and Chambers
You'll not be disappointed. ia2o 3tissrc
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THE ORIGIN OF LIFE

THE ORIGIN OF LIFE.
nR H0LLICK's new book on the Rsproduc tive Fuuc-
ticns sc1lllqst,stsd By Tea Cclorsd Plates now
hed by Mans and Ccnsh Pearl street, New York. The
only Popular and scientific work published this
SUBJECT Ja3 dr
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TAXES Is45.

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES,
Public BUILDINGS, PARK, Jan. !, 1886.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that an addition OF
cent will be made all remaining unpaid the
18th day of February and the 18th day Of
March, The receiver would upon taxpayers the impor
lance OF making early payment posble 10 avoid the
crowd delay which necessarily
the csntsse being added Hours for receiving money from
TO 2-bankAbe money only received under any sircum
JOHN STEWART,
jsf0 ti5Feb Receiver of Taxes
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BENEFIT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
FUND.
AT PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening, CTuesdayl January 20.
THE HARMONIOUS FOURTEENTH GRAND
,,o, rye MUSICAL N s0IREEa oprp.r,c
On which occasion v n9pG:;s Citizens and Carolina
" Tickets Is Centric be had only at the Boz Once,
where may be secured from O'Clock during the
day.
Doors open half past s-Concs,t to commence At half
past O'Clock. j10 1tSrh
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LATEST MTELLlCEsCR By THE NAILS.


The Intelligence from Warrington.
We learn from Washington that Senators Cass
and Allen, Of the war party in Congress, have pur.
chased the United States Journal, for the sum OF
four thousand dollars
1t IL said that Fish goes out, and Dow remains;
but that democratic editor from the West is to
take charge of the columns
This movement has created no little astonish-
ment, and it is supposed to have something to do
with heading President Polk.
The rumors from Mexico, which were circulated
in Washington, are contradicted in the Union.
The Cabinet held long session on Saturday.
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PHILADELPHIA, jan ~ ioTo'
The Nws and the Hsraid-Masneiic Tsigreph-
Stocks, re.
The stream Of intelligence at the present time sets
directly from New York. and all that we can DO - 70
echo back the effects which produces Your city now
contains the great gavanic battery OF interest every
mail ID snxously looked for and a. the foreign ne"s
.Ao, so,4h from the once Of the Herald gives sh0ck
which thrills through every nerve Of the land fhe
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LOOK AT THIS.
FREE NCERTS EVERY EVENING
AZ a. REcEsS. Isl Breadsesy.

THIs one the pleasant places Of resort g this
city and those who like rational would not
be dssppcnted ia the snsngesents LUNCHES served
every asv-Th Chowder Sundays. and Turtle Soup on
Wednesday, The above establishment 10 hted up
style, where furnished roos may be had by the day. week.
noah o. By the year. ct very reasonable rates Nimsn
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CHANCERY SALE

CHANCERY SALE
Of VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT-5ituated 9TH
~ street-A BLLECKER will sell auction on hurs
day. Jan e. 1876. At 10 o'clock, the Merchant Exchange
% ssi ana :se Srea house and lot. 20
deeclot Is feet desp wi under cellar and attic slate roof
marble mantels the basea LIST and I'd Stories
front and the Croton introduced. iM
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- CARPETFACTOkY FOR SALE OR TO LET.
@ Situated II DI,ehe.s County, State Of
~ Of large three basement and attic BRICK
BUILDING, e6 feet by IS fset-wh q Steam Engine. Dye
and Wash House, all covered with saewth the other
sy buildings The Machnery consists Of 50 carpet looms
and all spinning machinery dye kettles &C.
the same in full operation The city
daly<xpense Of transportation moderate The premises
and machinery excellent condition, and ready for imme
diate operation.
% For terms and other particulars, apply TO-
JOHN w. WINFIELD,
ial6 lnkrc Ounhk enaie
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BOWERY AMPAI-THEATRE
ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERs.
Monday ts;"' xv.ns
The sns;.is.srsI; 5 81 u f93 9SffYy i'A the
SIT SSs f5jaH s'''''N Mad
sSf SASf 81 III szH f34 tx s
Bou.. !. esa sa Fl ysI1sss o. other smne
yANAMBURGH y co.'s
xOOL LOGICAL Il EXHIBITION,
No. 81 BOwery,
fss1 ls4s
Mr.. yANAMa Uf Oh having spent yssn Europe with
:T
.h b: s:s e,
Peer. OPS. from to Y in d: morning. and from
ASais.ass under i hsa Gs sssaa4
MR.. JOSEPH BURKE'S
FA E WELL COW ERT.
als%i s' he viii
u.a t. h re
Broadway which occasion he will be assisted by
''Ii ea.s: 0n. Dollar s% e.es talent
Particulars in future advertisements. j2o lts.r
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
ORATORIO OF sLEPHTHA."
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2lst a the Tabernacle
Principal Characters in the Oratorio.
Jephtha. Judge Of Israel. (Tenore). Mr. r. q Paige
s ssSss: ssss:asl Nh 8 Il xsi:n.
(Her second appearance in this city }
ChOa: of Shepherd Warrior. Isvie: &c. By perform
Conductor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. H. Hewitt
Organst. $3.50. /. Mr.. II. c. Timm
Performance to commences at halfpast O'Clock.
Ticket, cents for sale the principal Music Stores Sax
ton Miles Broadway; Geo. Ne,bitt; corner Of Wall and
Water str eesi j. p Perkins, No. Wall j. B. Fan
drow No. 23e Bowey and at the door of the Tabernacle
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JUNIOR BACHEL OR6-The Annual Assembly Of the
y above will be held the Apollo Rooms TUESDAY
EVENING January soh 1886. Tickets may be had OF CHAS
II. PINE, the Apollo, 40 Broadway jall iw+r
MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED
SCHNEIDER E REBRUN,
30 Crosby Street.