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WM. w SHIRLEY, Auctioueer.
DY H. 4. WILLARD-Positve Sale OF Cabinet Eurui.
tur TO pay March ah. 10 o'clock
Sofas, various pattsrns Sofa Bedstead Book
Cages z Centre and Pier Tables French and other
other Bedsteads Mattsses M yards Oil Cloth feet wide
rosewood Cabinet Piano Forte and three French
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GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Under the patronage Of the ladies' Of the Abingdon As
in the Jane Street Church between and 9th avenues
Tuesdav evening" oath which the follow
BILE services:
Miss Furst lady amateur; Mr. Jaekson; j. A. johnson
Mr. Lee from Ed nburgh aud the gentlemen Of the York
Qaarette Club, Mr. Clirehush and Mr. Austin Phillips Mr..
Clirchush will deliver lecture with select the Life
Wrtngs and Poetic Character Of Robert Burns Messrs A.
Phillips and Jackson will preside the piano forte. Concert
o'clock. Tickets q Programme aud
ickeu Be had az the Muss Stores kober, C,rs book
Broadway Dunn book sth avenue and the door
the night Of the CT nal N~TSatMGT
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NOUS. DE SOLE.

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NOUS. DE SOLE.
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SsG ssi::s' B.,.. % co!isrI I.'n''"
Pl,n Moussslins de LANES, mode eolon;
JAcoNEsfiss.'' sAoussEEHIsSyEs, ORGANIZES, CALL
0nirlandes Percaies Diamantecs;
sssj's si Sssss: f S:!sw:p wide.
.a: Me- Dc :Ie: md ID. :hsSsS
pss sSSsis: Ssss
IS.:on1sr Mcnsss1ss Bsssss natural aowsn;
Wessermg ectSIy Jaconets OTgan0'es an0 intus
printed Cslicos superior quality steeple chase Of
New syis Or printed yssons,. entirely row in this ma.
bet.
erensye stock Of Spring Goods from the 6r
houses 10 Fs will be found TO be the desirable the
city "a will iiisiss T
iISHE ANN!vERsARY Or the German soestY Will b.
celebrated by Dinner the Aston House. the 15th Of
March, 1886, O'Clock. Tickets for the may be OBJ
tanned BY apply M to the undersigned Stewads:-
DR.. A 0escheidt. le3 Walker street.
Dr.. e. Heuschel, i3s Chambers street.
q Hesscnberg. William street.
w. Knbbe, 46 Beaver street.
G. A. Luning, Broad street.
q. Melefta, Is Broad street.
r stenheu 90 Beaver street. mittoa3sr
TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
1T MI0EON co, al West street, Rehnishey Of
H. Cloths Cassmvres and satnet The gold medal has
bssn awarded 70 H. NJ for the improvement; in rsfnishne
WooIlsu Goods.
Refers 70 Messn wccor ssds % Pine street: william
Langley Cos Exchange Place, corner Of Broad suest,
IDp, ~ lnT
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WAN TED.

A SITUATION. as Book-keeper. Cashier, English and
"A German Correspondent. Accountant Agent, &c by
unmarried man Of Of who has been employ ia
hoases q first rate standing and respectabty in New York
whence he lately arrved He hiss also been employed
other branches OF business viz Fctor in Factories; and
camille houses where such we kept purpossy gncran,y
the authorizes recty and and render true
and plain sat ment Of their Affairs. He Offers therefore his
AID for the regulation Of estates He farther would
the South the West ladies Mexico he
sufficiently with trade and business there ne
specting his and character give
satisfy those who wish make his services
and who drop line +. s., Box No 1885, lower Post
Office. INTO lmsrc
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: AUCTION kALEs.

A uCTtoN NoTIcE-EIss.nr Fup,ure-1hjs dsy, =, 10
S s .n eosas
p@: e So d.
Psros hsI mattresses gilt pia glasses hall smrs rockers.
&C. furniture and p. Il.
a @ss boarding h''si ptffsoRAHAM Aueoa..
CYT5fsEEi is. 81 ss:s sssi S Gs: Dsy
Rss: n i log + sS si
BnsI" .Sa other celebrated Terms tmOnihs for
ofs nossa: % y siss INWARD: '''' y ''''''
Also casks Hardware damaged on the voyage oi@po,sa
vuArcHEsH A pNHbc55rzEAg H.s!lSSIs; nv
GiT2E1U viii sell hi: Day at 10 oelaei Il e.. .sors
No s Fear street. lase and general Of Gold and
spas Watches. Of x: nsnp
tsrs Tobias, HARRISON Beesey. Robinson and John.
A:s silver plated md German silver ,sre. Ind v.s.
order assignee. sst. heavy e...d gold lever,
ws,ebe., imported enpiesly for the retail, trade.
LOT % i'm
pYnE W VIZ Sa!EE5X 1sf ~
Chin. and q, G g., March s,!h !. 70 oslos.
blue and o,i.i printed sssd DIPPED and
.ss ''s' -,
;4ls IS SgsG|fS AiSs'|s1 xSD CUTLERY
~ BY Jacob Ps This Day at 10 o'clock at No . Plat
s a.: may
goods. snbrscnx 'tyle and qualify, among which are
those suitable and made expressly for the Southern and
ss. motto
Eeor: Do
to insh DO 70 q inch; DO 4 g 2 inch; Do Psdocks.
Also j, perfect order io casks Carolina Hoe; do Trace
Cry ca SoIb.: DO round and eng Bolt: DO Chest Trunk
Ai,o Halle, Chains, Shutter Bots Brad Avis; Hof1lk
Hi.ses BSns Borers, Cork Screws, saaaer Trays, Knob
Also dozen Britannia ware Ts,po,s assorted Sizes 70 do
Lamps and (cty made DO Cocks, Faucets,
Also plated Candescks Spitoons Basins Tespots
and Kettles; Copper Kettles &c &c. and goods.
Also double barrel Guns Powder Fssks Bed Keys Knob
Closet, Chest Cupboard and Trunk Lock-; Frame Pucs
Bia Cande,tcks Braces and Bits. Waffle Irons Bed Screws
round and London Tower Bolts Butts Table Hinges Gc
A,o Cordags and Fish Lines Cotton and Wool Cards. Ma
and Forks.
Also sask Brass Goods Also IS casks Hooks and Hinges
above expressly trade sale and dealers
particularly directed the large lot Of Cutlery and Bmng
ham goods which will be sold without in large lots
m23 II rrc
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The Long Island Insurance Co
Cenat.I 2OO OOD D0llarn.

The Long Island Insurance Go,
Capital 400, 0OO Dollars.
OFFICE II EuLror srREEr, BRooKLsr.
HAVING their capital very nearly entire sontn9e 70 take
risks machinery merchandise and property
gueraiy On their usual vorabeterms This company has
passed through the greatest that have ever
oecured in the country; they their escape from them
with comparatively slight Losses TO a,e system which they
All losses which the company may sustain VIII DC adjusted
'''' ii W. DELANATER, Presidsut-
I1flnis.re Z. &. finn. sserst.ry: -
NE~N YoRk ebruary ID, 1876. !
AN ELECTION for Directors OF TINS Institution, for
the ensuing held this day the following named gen
uemanwere esetod such
Thomas WThorpe, Elisha Riggs,
IhonM =. Woodru6, Arson Baker,
y. X. Robson, M. d. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, J0seph Allen,
Moses Tucker, Jamss Il. Holmes,
John r. DAWSON. john r. Moore,
jobs H. Lee, William X Thorn.
Caleb Q. Tunis Thomas Morrsll,
Frames Sage, Eugene Pogst,
John T.. Merritt, Robert Hmstb,
rAas Spb,ssgssni mss!iaF q .hs Beard, TEOMAs ":
~ sassias ysas GEO .. AoSe, esssssAEy nM
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Married..
In this city on Sunday evening. 2ad inst by The Rev
MT hiohmcud 0Eo, o. RUSSELL, Of Mddletown, CT, to
Mis-: AsrrllA c. MArHER, eldest daughter Of Thomas
MatheS. Esq, Of the same place.
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bj-A CARD %
NATIONAL TIL EATME AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEIGH, MANN AND

THE PUBLIC acquainted that this magnificent
blishmept, warmly paronized during those lust six
months, by h ciszens and visitors from all parts
engagements already into for the This
put forth prepare the hundred and
Eve Artists and connectsd with this and to
the thousands q liberal patrons who have rendered
the Circus Temple Of Fashion aud Popularity that the
energetic and unceasng efforts will be essaycd render the
closing Performances Of aud Stage the most
novel varied dsc mating public appreciate
gr.sfn management of r.
The conclusive Of this wonderful season. the
Cataract of the Ganges the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
authorities produced with succession Of Oriental sceuery
the most and costly hind exceeding in number all
former attempts Every style of Eastern Banners Flag
sigma Authortyan overwhe lining Torrent Of Real Wa.
for the display Of which the premises have been greatly
enlsHed-the surprisingly grand Car Of Mother Of PEARL
ed with beaten gold drawn by coored horserious
comba general fearful conagratons snd
bhm alone furnish, and bring superior
manner before disc Eliminating public. mig
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CENTREvILLE CoURSE-TROTTlNG.
l&1&S 49,

TINE following sweepstskes open, to commence
April 18Th. 1886: .
No l-Swsepstke for four year old colts mile heats best
9io 5, in harness Sab. $50
No2-svespstake Tor years. old colts. two mile heats, in
hsroess Sub $780,
3Sweepsate for horses that Won purse match
aweepstske, two mile heats. in harness. Sub So
No <-Sweepstake for horses that purse over
So, mile heats, best in 5. 10 harness Sub SO. an,
No 3-Sweepstake same As No. L. under the saddle.
sSweepstnke for horses that never Won apnse over
50, mile heats. best ia s. in harness. Sub ~ an,
No 7-Sweepstake same az No. 8, under the saddle.
No.aSweepstake for horses that won purse over
$780, mile heats, in harness. Sub. so. -
No s-Sweepstake same No .. nnder the saddle. .
The above Sweepstakes half forfeit S23 will be added
by the proprietor the Of each OF the above sweep
stakes. Three to mskes -
To close before April 49, by o'clock r. M at Green
x Losses, No. lS3 Chatham squsre.
o-syespsks fee for al, 5St,inK horses; mile hssts
4o added by the proprietor the second best horse IN the
This sweevstake of April ~ To close on or
before April 10 by O'Clock M At Green Losee's three
TO starr TO make race.
The track good training order, il having been sera-
ped and rolled.
'CeutreviiIs Course, March 10Th, 1916 m20 iw-r
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WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, CORD, &C.
IN MONDAY NEXT. (Feb. sth) the subscriber will
~ open at
No. 50 Chatham Street, New York,
One door from the OF Chambers, new, extensive and
rRANspA EEESr s' %1SS6% e SHADES.
Consisting every variety Of and quality be found
either in Europe America Prices will not menon
ing think safely defy competition with the
on hand.
Wholesale and retail purchasers respectfully invited
DUNCKER BECKER.
YOrk Eeh lm<
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STONE FQRs DRY BOCH

STONE FORs DRY BOOK.
Time Extended f6r Receiving PROPOSALS.
NAVY AGENTS 0rrICE NEW YosI.l
CEALEp PROPOSALS.. eudorss March Mn; s q, s,S,.
for Dry Dock will be received hi. once until Tnurs-
the Navy Yard New York. Granite Senite Of the io
Toying di%ensons and agrantitSis.,, ,nesrly:7,
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PARK THEATRE.
MRS sEoyIN, MR. FRAZER. and MR. sEoUIN. in
Si no ssasIa' Es s:aSs Mach "a.
WI b G.ssTT;tR ih Sc Ssss
:o1ss sa:sn. an S'e ss:.i in III. army NJ, Frazier
Toy S;Tss.s'lt sergeant Mr.; M s:s sssun
10 s'sffl as MUMMY Nth Nj ltIs' q
tooy Tramp. ....-....... MI. y. 9a'fet.
MManensm... ......... ...............:. tpher.
s:s' Mis-. k Assi Horn
rI,ss Of Adni:;io.-Bo.... 81; f 70 es., ssiisry
Ioos " o'clock. ..d tn. cars. will ris. pr..s.y
BOWEkI THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PRorRIE Oh
Rockwell, ss.: fs.:.s Ris.s: /
no%ssy cs%S:az q III s:sss s
MARMIoN THE Ba + Fi1is' IF rloppEN FIELD
Tks Palmer. ............... ;p.ysupo,s
Edw Fts tnst.ce and Harry Bicant. ;. " chsnrsa
Jane. w King Of Scotland. -. ;; Clark.
is:;$cs ssss Beverly Mr. ps 3if::
JACK noBlS Is Sses %sD iii Ills money.
Ms.h. B.ue ISSaSS
Emilias.. Mrs. Phillips.
so..: and f sS'ss T,e1. e
fit and Gallery l2x
Doors will open At half 6-eurfain will rise att
aOW NNy AMfhlTHEATNE.
OPENED FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY BY
SANDS, LENT f. CO., PROPKLETORS,
For purpose Of introducing the
brilliant novelties offered the Amercan Public
On Monday evening, March ADD,
and Tuesday and Wednesday following addition superb
performance in the circle will be exhibited
The DANCING HORSES,
THE WALTZING TWIN PONIES,
TIE FIGHTING PONIES,
Purchased Mr. Sad from the celebrated establishments OF
Eranconi Paris and Ashley London immense cost.
Also, the first exhibition in this country Of the
LILLIPUTI.7N MENACE,
Consisting Of Twelve Shetland Ponies.
Joe Pentland.. $3.50. ......... Clown.
- MOseIey. Equestrian Manager
the great vauer, is also to appear U Boxes
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers Street
RETURN o or THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN HAR-
NEAL and STANLEY. The above Company having taken
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully To the ladies.
that having purchased largely AZ auction he enabled 70
offer sgncent selection Of Ball and Evening Dresses at
the abeve reduction He also calls attention
quantity q Embroidered Cellar Cheass!s. e. s.hty
price The remainder Of the stock Of Winter Hosiery Of
bred equally low prices and inspection II 10 believed
will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO, III BROADWAY. ~ lm-re
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H. Z. WILLARD & w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
WILL give their personal attention to the saeso House
Stocks ofCIocke. Dry Goods Grocery and
sales Of Real Estate the Merchants Exchange Also so
SALES ROOM, ISL BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will the spacious store No. IL WALL street.
Adams Express Office. mril liner
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MIR GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform biz
1 Friends and the Public that he = prepared to giye In
sruction on the PIANO FORTE at his resEdence Chy
made known on application fl3 1msnc
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FIELD, respectfully informs hi. friends and the
public that he has returned his old favorte quarters
PASSPORTS ROOMS, entrance ~ Ann adjoining the
Museum building or ls Fulton street The Rooms and Ia
Marble and Ircn with AR India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
the best in this country Larger balls for SouhernerCsro
NBBsssfcrd style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather best in the cy fine Billiard Cloth
and acls the trade, constantly hand and for
FIG lmfmc
2TEAM POWER-Rooms to rent With Steam Power Ap-
- ply TO r. HOE x CO.,
md 2wrc 29and 81 Gold street.
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GUIDE no SOUND TEETH.

GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
from the Evening Post.
IRA c. CASTLE who he. practicsd for the lsst seven
- this city, has obaiaed snvsbe emneree
in his prsfeson He upon the Teeth with gs.t
and ability He has also prepared Composition for filling de-
acds and injecting becomes hard as the tooth IL
self IL 10 peculiarly adapted for nervous persons.
DR.. Castle inserts artificial Teeth.
DR. A c. CASTLE, Dentist,
mis- lm-m 3ei Broadway, corner Of White st.
TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK DOARDS-ioooo lbs Trunk Boards. Of superior
quality and numben just recety ed and for sale
PER6SE & BROOKS,
n lmv and 81 Nassau seYse1.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT THE CASH TAILORING AND CLOTHING.
ESTABLISHMENT OF w. H. DEGROOT & CO.
No. lO2 Fulton Street.
WHERE the following great attractions will be presented
W Cloth Goats, from 81 to SIC Alpaca Costs from So 50
to Is Thin Goats Of Linens Gnghsms and Prints from rs
cents e Cassimere Pants from 81 Sc Msrino Pants
from - To 81 & Drilling and ether Summer Pants from 81
to 81 Satin Vests from g e g sa@msr Vests from Is
and vsspgs which will 10 made order the
fasdlous Boys ClothiIg equally chep-whch prices
admitted to be twenty-five cheaper than other
store III the CITY. m2i lmsrc
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WILL give their personal attention sslesof
i::s:'f;
4; r hs
Enpss os n %
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
A.. s', sss s:s sss q
a 1 Is q S: II = s:S sold e; s
Sit: i':ss :: 's:
I'D 600 and 's'''
ms ,w.m NJ La sf foRSE ~ s &. rlsni...
IL 4;
"snt 9Th: rent For further particulars snapTs 9
asI'aI ROOMS WANTED 3 snail family
&Sss 'ss sfs ''s
TO TAVERN KEEPERS AND OTHERS
sx: :s 1ss':: q ss s's.
hoqs For further particulars apply the prem,:es No
THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 Reade Street, West Side Of broadway.
s;f.i e. his friend and he
e:S
TIE ss.as: hs%s. I street, he a.i,ss himself viii
pc VINO may patr0nlse estao-
shmrn,, while effort his will be wanting 70 merit
TSs asa rsI.s. Chops Steaks. Welsh R.rebi ro.ch
cd Eggs &c will Be served up 10 perior style.
The Room will be regularly supplied with city papers,
wsfl full supply Of foreign by sya from
Europe mis- Im.rc JAMES EVANS.
MADLLL FANNY UODEFKOY, ma. J II. 0ayslleJ
v1 broadway stairs respectfully informs the ladies
Of New York, that Thursdsy next 3th March, she will
her large assortmeus Of Spring goods o ls mF6MT
LONG WHITE SHAWLS.
lust RECEIvED-Psr Hsvre, 100 White Long ehawls,
which will be sold cheap with full assortment Of
Square Shswls, Paris Cashmere.
Elk shawls, Paris made
Qr-nadins 6haws, do do.
Grape Shawl printed.
e.a . -e'''' '''' "; jxa iias BECK co.'s.
NIL s. isc $50 Broadway.
INDIA SHAWLS.
JUST RECElyED-A l.rfs s.:orsnsas q Iadis ShayIs
reduction from usual prices and WIN be sold under
CANTON GRAPE SHAwLs.
Of the richest kind ever imported
White and Scarlet most masnfcentlY embroidered.
Drsb and Mode, very rich,
Black and Grey,
Rich Vanegsted colors,
Spleodid extra rich 4carfs,
% cases low priced Shawls
PLAN slack Grapes. S4fins and 6inchsws.
10 fine small Plaid Ponchews suitable for summer
dresses all which will be sold small advance cash.
by JAMES BECK CO..
mil Sits re 80 Drosdway.
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ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the Washington Boot and Shoe
Store, No 22 Greenwich Of Barclay street would
iespectfuy inform his customers and the public generally
that he has established the One Price system The price will
b. found written the dient kinds OF Boots and Shoes
which will be the LOWEST and only price asked in future
this Establishment He would thank public for the liberal
patronage received and solicit Of he
this most desirable Of trade the One Prce System.
Do not forget the number 21 Grt-rueh corner Of Barclay
street, near the Hoboken Ferry. JAMES WIG0INa
lmSr
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GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the fall value Tor
" a kind: Of superuo1s effects they wish 70 dsPoss o.
Arms Furniture &C. Gentlemen leaving fseunips g the
who pledges himself fair price for Ill articles offered
B.-A line through the Post Once vii Be promptly a.
yvs%r Hvosd vi
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Daguerreotyps Apparatus.

Daguerreotype Apparatus.
JOHN ROACH,
Op<iriau "a Nassau Street,
III AS constantly on hand French German and American IN
other material used By under his
1nspect,en Chsmicss rlcses Eases Vaskssun &c. &c
passes manufactured for the trade
Magnetic Electric Machnes Of approved cousu etou for
medical pu poses mil lm.rc
SECOND HAND
CLOTHING and Furniture Wanted-The highest cash
~ price gwen for all kinds Of Second Hand Goods by
B. LEVY, l9k Chatham u.
N B. line through the Post Office will be buncuay
tended Constantly hand seasonabIs assortment Of
and second hand Clio cheap for cash mis- imsrc
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and Importers Of Orusmsnt.l Hair
wv Work, Wigs. Toupes, Bands, Curls Seams Bandsau
bnd Braid HAIR Dsnguy celebatsd Curled Hair fifteen
fnce long and style Of Everlasting Curs and ell kinds
pt Hair Work, wholesale and retail
II ~ B-The trade supplied reasonable terms
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LONG WHITE SHAWI.S.

lust RECEIVED-Psr Have 100 White Long ghawls,
which will be sold cheap, with fall assortment Of
Square Shawls Paris Cashmere.
fix Shawls, Paris made.
0r-nadjps 6hawls, do do.
Grape 6hawls. printed.
Cashmere dEeosss Paris made Scarf, st
m17 St src $50 Brosdwav
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MESM ERISM.

MESMERISM
RapODS will deliver Course Of Sx Lectures on Il
r5i!9:ophy e. MesmsIism; the present. week The L
Monday evening March a3d haf past O'clock and co
Tune every evening during the week The somnambol,
Wall exsmine the dssases Of peons each evenir
and sos Of the most interesting experiment. witnesss
n will be Performed aud which have
and delighted thousands Admission IS mas lt-
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SECOND SPEECH OF
HON. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
ON THE OREGON QUESTION:

MIR. Adams said the occasion on which he hat
spoken, which, in the estimation of his excellent
friend from Pennsylvania, [Mr. j. r. Ingersol
should have taken away from him (Mr Az the
right of addressing this committee at this time
and which, he believed, was the only occasion
on which he had addressed this House at this ses
sion AT all, was upon the bill reported here from
the Committee on Military Alfhirs, for the pur
pose OF raising two additional regiments for the
army. 1t was so far from being the question
now before the committee, that the main drift
Of the few observations he had then submitted
was complaint that he had understood by a
general report current throughout the city, that
the Committee on Foreign Affairs had detcrmi.
med not to report the notice which was now be-
fore the House. Upon that occasion, the chair
man of that committee Mr.. C. j. IngefsollI sta
| ted that no such determination had absolutely
been taken, and that no member of that com
mttee had been authorized 10 make such de-
claraton TO this House. Whereupon, ii might
be within the remembrance of some of the mem
bers of this committee, if not all of them, that
he (Mr. Az stated that he was very glad TO hear
lt, and he hoped that within the course of ve-
Try few days tlatreport would be made, and that
it would he made the first subject of considera.
ton in this House, as one of many highly impor-
tant measures which would necessarily follow if
that should be adopted. Sir, (said Mr.. Az 10
my great qualification, within three days after
that time that report was made by the chairman
Iof the Committee on Foreign Affairs; and, as |
then expressed my desire, it has been the first
subject of material Importance taken up by this
House, and under their consideration ffotn day
to day TO the present. AT that imo, when adj
dressed the House, sir, stated that was not in
a condition TO, address this House for any length
of time; that had neither the power ofbody or
of mind; and now the situation under which
rise, for various reasons not necessary for me 10
detail to The House, makes me far more ncom-
petent to address this committee than was then,
upon any subject whatever, for any length of
time.
Sir, (said Mr., Az at that time stated ex-
pressly thai, after great deliberation and with
great reluctance, / had twelve months ago de-
clared to this House that my mind was made up
that the time was come for giving 10 Great Bri-
tain the notice ofthe termination OF the conven-
lion of the year 1927 at The expiration oftwelve
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
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STANXAS
TO NJ. r., OF WHEELING, VA.

by FRANK.
Although thou nrt gone Mary,
Yet my soul is sill with thee,
And in each dream Mary
Thy image oft see
There's not a thought Mary
That rules my beating breast,
But call to mind Mary,
Thy form in beauty drest.
Oh, have hope Mary,
That time can never change
A dear and blessed hope Mary,
That o'er the Christian reigns.
When the night winds mourn Mary,
And 'at seems to weep
ForioJ qed Mary
Then this Goddess hope greet
Yes, like the lone star Mary,
That guides the pilgrim on,
Hope fills my heart Mary
With some enchanting song.
And ifno more Mary
"a Thy smiles view at even.
When alone we walk'd Mary
Hope says tive meet in Heaven"
NEw-PmLADELPmA, 1876.