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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS l0NAL PROCEEDINGS.
TIE L E G II A r ii 10.


WARRINGTON, Feb. II, l8t7.
The Wee President presented the petition Of John
Barry subject Of Queen Victoria and plaintiff 10 tho
celebrated Barry praying the extension Of appellate
Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court, to meet his
case.
The question was presented whether q nonrssidsnt
alien could petition Congress In this manner
Mr.. WEssrER oontended that he could, and Mr.. CAL
took opposite ground.
Without any further discussion, the subject was post
poned until tomorrow.
The naval appropriation bill taken up, and tho dry
dock appropriation left came from the House Sun
dry adopted, and among them was one
authorising additional number of Assistant Surgeons
Tho bill was postponed until tomorrow
The three million bill then taken up, Mr.. Chsl'
giving the floor to Mr.. Colqutt for whom be had
obtained it.
Mr. CoLevIrr spoke length in vndicaton OF the Pre-
siden from the charge Of attempting to sthe debate or
dctnte Congress through the columns Of the Unsn
newspaper.
Mr. BUTLER thsn obtained the floor and the bill was
postponed until to
The amendment of the House to ne revolutionary PEN
sion BILL and bill to regulate 40 appellate jurisdiction
o'the supreme Court were incurred in, and tho re'
the day devoted to private .ll,
House OF Representative.
wAsHrNoror, Feb II, ls47.
~ f regulate the mileage Of members Of
establish a Court at Key West, and an sddi
"T nn, 40" district in Wisconsin.
| we're reported, read twice and referred, providing
additional number Of general officers and for other
Grposos to increase the derived from duties
imports and reduce the price Of public lands and for
the benefit of sick and disabled seamen.
Mr. SAWYER had leave to make personal explanation,
and proceeded read letter prove the charges which
had boen made by him against Mr. Culver relation
exposing the secrets of Odd Fellows Lodges
Mr.. CULVER asked leave to reply, but Mr. Rathbun
objected, remarkng that reply necessary, a.
Mr. Culvers reputation was not touched by Mr.. Saw.
y yers proofs
communication received from the Secretary Of
State, in reply to resolution calling for information
10 the trade productions, &c of Oriental nations with
which the United States have treaties.
Airport from the Secretary OF the Treasury, in rea
ton to the public contractswas received.
The amendments of the Senate to the naval pension
bill further amended by the House. and then
agreed to-
The Senate bill authorizing the construction Of fsur
additional steamships was read twice and referred.
resolution was adopted calling for the Names ages
time of death, &c, of revolutionary pensioners.
The bill establish territorial government in
Itaska then taken up committee of the whole, ana
after time spent in the consideration thereof, the
committee and reported amendments changing
the name from Itaska to Minnesota. The amendments
were agreed to and the bill passed.
bill reported and read twice TO prom te the edu
cation of INDECENT deaf and dumb persons
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AID To IRELAND

provisions clothing NC for he suffering of-ela
possible and they hsye satsaetion ofinfomiug pub
lc that Mr. Walter Gths HIS generously offered for
depot the Of Of has barges which lies at
L.nts Basin opposite No south street any articles
Of grain &c will he received and rcceipted for
by Mr. Gr hs Articles Of clothing may be sent TO the
store of Mr. Joseph Naylor No Broadway ho has very
Kindly offered TO ke charge Of the free expense to
the Committee.
GEORGE BARCLAY. 20 Beaver It
H. Is. MlNTUKN, 10 South ST.
JAS. REYBURN, 90 South William st.
WIN REDMOND, u Exchange place
a GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr, as Broadway,
Ie TIC Compitee.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. l7-o r. NJ,

BALTIMORE, Feb. H-eP.M.
Sales Of Howard street Flour were mace to-day O
50 2S 1000 barrels Baltimore City Mills were sold at
50 3lh prime white Wheat sold at las cents and prime
red at 1855 cents per busheL Sales of primo white Corn
made at go cents 900 bushels Of yellow at 81 cts
Rio C ofse brought IL cents per pound.
The weather was very pleasant to-day.
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WAR MEETING

a meeting OF citizens, held Stonealls on Thursday
10, The purpose Of making the the Necessary
he general the of the with
o samuel Csgood called the Chair and George
was appointed Secretary. After the appointment Of
committees ana the Of uton 70
g IL e citzens 20 attend public meeting the meet.
ing adjourned SAMUEL OSGOOD, Chairman,
d.. OF Preliminary Meeting.
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PHILADELFHIA, Feb. Nv r. NJ
meeting TO devise for the relief Of suffering
Ireland is being held this evening in the Museum Build
ing The attendance very large, and the feeling en-
thusiastic.
The -four market is dull Holders and purchasers are
unwilling to operate until the arrival Of the steamer nov
daily expected.
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND

plANO FORTE Tor sale at the store of Msssrs. A. T.
Stewart u Co. IL. Worcester 1877 Sd avenue near I4fh
street has generously placed the disposal Of the Commit
the dement, Of the uheIing Of Ireland Of his
aenssd s Pes the sane for sale i the OF
OF the public TO this excellent Instrument sas.d thar tbs
LIBERAL price. Ts,o ,s s4o
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TO THE
LATEST MO ME n 7.
II K l. E q X AP HIC.

WAsMINeToN, Feb. I7-s M.
Wehave no malls further South than Petersburg Va
tnis evening Nonewa
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GLASS WORKS GLASS works.!
THE subscribers have taken and reftted the New York
and Brooklyn Glass Works situate in John street.
street Ferry Brooklyn where they constantly
Glass Ware of superior quality, and in all ITS variety Of
colon. Particular attention given private moulds
- :, STODDART X CHENEY.
BROOKLYN, Feb Is feb s2w*r
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A FEW MORE OF THE REFERnNCES
AS TO THE GOOD EFFECTS

MRS yERVISS COLD CANDY,
cu'ng Colds Coughs, Hoareness, Sore Throat Whoor
ing Cough Influenza slight Bronchitis and al diseases Of
the Lungs. that LEAD to the dread CONSUMPTION.
MAJOR GENERAL MOSELEY. 34l Broadway.
KEY. w: GOTHARD, Pastor Of the M. z. Church.
DIR; CASTLE, -asl Broadway.
PhOEESSOR WHITNEY, SOL Broadway.
Nh. TRAPPAN Reading Room, Society Library.
MY bOukHAM. corner Of Houston and Broadway
lSAAC II. BROWN, Sexton Of Grace Church. corner of
= Broadway and 10th street.
White street. - ~ "
HAeENTs7Rushton Co.. 10 Aston House. aud s6 Broad
way; backe 1854 Bowery Bunton 40 Sixth avenue and
3oS Avenue Eys Aud.oa .trest Nelson q
sion streets and Mrs Hays l39 Fulton and Atlantic st.
Brooklyn; E. H. L Williams, Broad street. Newark.
W Each package is invariably signed MRS. w. JERVIS
pqtup IN packages OF Is, Is, 4s. and 81 each.
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A GRAND CONCERT
o,,,, WILL BIZ GIvKH IN THE


C6O RCH or THE DIVINE UNITY
AIo Of the Sunday School attached 10 the Church and
is sa5., ls. n; choir on s
sIGNORA h. PiCO' ~ "en"'meh Will a'''t'-
THE Celebrated Prma Donna.)
MI sid T. f Fl 1!9tAl SEs,
A Amateur Basso)
MA gen AS2E EtEMsN
IT,. cL..--r -, (Au Amateur Tsnore)
, no'r o. tne hurch assisted by several Ladies and
MN bEAMES WILL PRESIDE AT THE ORGAN
PROGRAMME.
vo,.... PART
/tabat Mater dolorosa" Rossini
.. Dust-M.a Jones and Mr.. Andrews-" Graceful
so,o ort from the Creation -. ........ Haydn
y "o,oZA Gentleman Amatsur-"ln nativeiworth',
5. DuA-sircn Piso and MI f;.iige-Gaud: n''aA
C. Solo.sf Ns."Pray:r in Nsbuehadn.1u,r.ivi S'n''n
Prayer from Moses in igyps-Chcr and Chorus. Kosin
D. soo-M, Andrews-'Come. gentle Sleep"-from
> soo-signora Pico."Hs shall feed hi. f;ci:s% ''""
rom %essiah.. Handel
/. yoiuutary-Org Beames.
B. Aria-Mrs. Jonss-.Oh how pleasing to the sen
l. Gentle nan Xmaaef~Ycn glorious. orb: ih;, h'Sda
s s0le"s1 Sssi-o jc.u bon. ra:or =. Gss%s'
o. Anthe m = hoIf-soo and Chorus-"God Of the
O., iathsIie;s -. Weber
g. solo-sgncra ico."Av: Maria: sc hoi,ni
g. Full ChoIus- Heavens are tel'ing"Creaton. Haydn
Tickets Fifty Cents TO be had Of Messrs c. Francis
Co., Book Store, No. 232 Broadway and at the Music
Concert will half past o'clock fIs ltsrc
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Married,
On Tuesday 9th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Stars of st.
Msry's, Mr. HUGH Moss to Miss MARGARET A. CLINroK
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NOTlCE-DIssQLUTIoN OF COPARTNERsHIP-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COPAKTNERSHIP-
~ The partnerhip existing under the of
WIN SWAIN SON was dissolved the 2lst OF July last
by the deccse Of the said VIM SWAIN and the business
now. and will be in future, conducted exclusively by the
subscriber, who has had the sole charge
Of q: ranacea and vemifuEe for the last fourteen years
Inc ranacea Will be usual in round bottles dued
ongitudnal!y with the following letters blown
Swdtms Panacea: PHILADELPHIA" and the only chan re
S and Written on the LABEL covering the cork and
work, comprising nine different dies which have been
turned for the exclusive the proprietor by Draper
esnt form The body Of the work the
by two circles Of lathe work. The words Swaim Panacea
are engraved conspcuousy turned strips and large
semcircuia die forms the upper margin The borders
composed Of PLAIN lathe work strip outside Of which
graved IN small letters the entry Of the copyright
JAMES SWAIN.
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PATRIOTIC MEETING
~ susTAlN OUR GOVERNMENT IN THE

MEHTOAN WAN.
ALL Citizens who, with noble superiority party
mon IN the of the with Mexico
tosvcorious and honorable conclusion and the
time demand oil our national legislators that they the
Ole and patriotc example Of their sglson
upon tins subject OF untimely and irreev
70 impede result emnsntiy essential to
naonAl rights aud reputation invited attend public
Instant at hsEpas,7 O'clock
Resolved, That be recommended to the city and State
a9Aortes and the popsors public hotels and places
ay isth 10 order aid calling public attention to
war meeting TO be held Vsuxhal 0raen that evening
ing "
ssnsd BY upwards OF one thousand citizens without dis
have been made with the proprietor vaur
ha Garden to extend his large saloon aud such enco
ting len thousand people. fi72sTc
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AN IMPORTANT WORK.
NEUROPATHY,

NEUROPATHY,
OR THE
TRUE PRINCIPLES OF THE ART OF HEALING
THE SICK.
Being explanation Of the action of
GALVANISM, ELECTRICITY, AND MAGNETISM,
IN THE CURE OF DISEASE,
Anda between their powers those of Drugs.
Medicines, Of all kinds with view to de- termne their
lative value, and proper
BY FREDERICK HOLLICK, M. D.,
Lecturer Mythology the Origin Of Life the Causes and
Cure Of Disease, &C., &c.
Price, Is cents. Published and tor sale by
d. &. MOORHEAD, l92 Broadway.
The trade supplied on the most liberal ters fl2 iwsrc
fAkloiAN DYElNG ESrAbLlEhMENr..
Depot for the reception and delivery of Goods at Mfr.
Courts, llS Wiiiiam st., Neso York
I Z. Court DESCHAUX, 1.-THE lsttery recent
y arrived from Pars) beg respectfully TO-
the manufacturers and merchants generally shat they dye
and hnish ii and superior STYLE before
troduced into the Uned States and according the latest
Paris fashion, all sort. OF goods sewing silk and Twist either
plain shaded trains, organisms and SKIS zephyr
worstcd and wOoen of all kinds, sewing cotton
hair, linen and cotton yarns
They have imported machinery for putting MP silk
and wonted IN the best and most approved elsr
spoos skeins.
Damaged faded sewing silks woteds ribbons silk and
cotton gloves and hose nges cords and tassels
dies and gentlemen dyed and made equal 20
articles
Orders carefully attended aud promptly executed
jR20 lmSr
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Philadelphia. August, 1876.
SWANS CELEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CTyRE OE

FOR THE CURE OF
SctOulG General DebtItv. White SDeliing. Rheun>a-
secses arising from Impurities cfthe Blood
or the Effects Of Mercury.
SWAiM'S FANACEA has been for more than twenty 1--we
years celebrated ~ this country aud Europe for its
to the directions and books (Which may be had gaas
compauying the Panacca
hss been used in hospital and private practice AID
had the singular fortune Of being tho
others. bv
VIM Gibson, M. D., Prof Surgery, Pa. University.
valentine Mott M y. Prof Surgery, N Y University.
dt. Dswsei S. NJ rIof Midwifery. Pa University
T. PMke, M D. President College Physicians Philad.
DIR. Del Vale, Prot Medicine, Havana
jose Lourenco da Luz. frof Surgery. Lisbon:
J. hpmsn Mem Royal College Surgeons, London.
sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, x c. SC
And also, the wonderful cures effected bv Swams Pana
eea nave Tor many years made invaluable emedv The
innocent PREPARATION 1t may be givea the tender
The RETAIL PRICE Has BEEN REDUCED
to One Dollar and Fifty bottle three
.aLSO-SW.dIArS WERMIFUGE
vain ,be Family Med cine being highly approved
remedy for all Diseases ar.ng from Debility Of the Digestive
Organs such Worms Cholera Morbu Dysentery Fever
ADD Asue. Bleeding Piles Sick Headache &c. &c See the
pamphlet w Inch may be had gra the
mifuge.
New York-H. H. Schie ffeIn 4 Co
Liverpool, Eng-Jsmcs Watson.
Hav'ns-L. Melizet.
Observation-Disclosures Cross.
Buencs Ayres-O: j. Hayes Co.
st. Thomas-A. II. Rise.
Canton-I Swords.
Sandwich Islands-E l.. Benson.
Calcutta-Huffnaxe 4 Co. f182,wlts*yc
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LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS Mistress of the Ballet
Avn begs TO state to the Managers OF Theatres United
Stss that applications Tor made
ksr agent. Mr. JOHN POVEf Of the Park Theatre, New
York. who duly authorised make all for
Les Danseusss Visnnose. ia # re
MR.. POVEY has read with surprise card of Madame
AVA Josephine Weiss stating she has agent this coun
try y the only notice he has Of such
ton OF Madame Weiss MIR Povey begs leave state
Juce TO himself that he has hitherto acted capacity
under the written direction Of WeIa and shall eon-
tnue TO do so until he receives from herself witd of
such authority. ia IRE
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AUCTION NOTIlAA.
By JACOB 8. PLATT, Auctioue.r.

cnocxEBssyyA G ;fs 3 RL4ATT, Austieas.i = :,
y o'clock the ,ge room over Il. auction .iors IS Flat
street package. gs;. tumbeIs specie jars solar
ss ssS sss'dss d,S:::
months sss credit ss from the Shelves to
fsls lt.r WIN. W SHIRLEY. Salesman.
ROYAL 0uRLEY, Auctioueer.
v.v BY kSy. Sasy h Co. iSns 80. Broad
i.ay sdSas ny yR :nSs
ishsd with nae snsraviug' ana handsomely bound 1aa
TO LET,
- The large and commodious No. ia Grand
feet; contain. hiss i.Iss show Widow:
:hs: Applyio 's''' ' SCl' SsB0EN S''' OF
ils SIT l47 Mulberry street
c horse cow sci god water plenty fruit good
on Ldns pS w
sSi:i viii full particulars apply A%:"ess Tom
,AaTPRIvATE sALE-rhe property known as No.
:ss Axs Sies house % III: iso.. g os
Lara. wo M .ho ,GIy he s9, 81 n. ;' Of H Nth
deep III. same Half purchase money rsman
bond and mortgage per centsErqure the premises
,1 LEThTGe :,se !ss .Is.% Pastry ard Gsaes.
cnih. e., " w VIM nus oeen aept ~ the SUP
t. iS to 1s p
stock and fixtures for Of h,ias
the above VIII mud profitable nvsstmen Apply the
premises, No TO Division street.
M lw.rc ANN GUloN.
- LARGE SHOW ROOM A Nd sTO aE-,ro lease
E on favorable terms the No 1876 Chatham Square
~ Also the Show Room the seacnd ioor bong 50
feet ON chatham and 60 feet Mott IL very
Yrabe tor tho other business requiring good
light and extensive Can be connected with the
80 AS TO make the entrance ten ieet wide.
The third and fourth stories also to let Apply
JACOB HARSEN,
$50 broadway,
FIG lw.rc or % Merchant Exchange. II ~ over 81.
CYHus w., W; FIELD %; 40 sq,og .nP, offer Tor
Hardware, Envelope, Hanging, aud color ed Paper.
Paper OF any size or quaiI'y made Ia otJef.
The highest market pad "a cash for rags bagging,
BILE rope cuttings, bag2Ig and all
other kinds oil Paper Minu.artuIet's stock by
CYRUS w. FIELD eco,
IA lmsre 30 Q Bnrling slip N Y.
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
THE Undersigned deeply impressed with the absolute
cessy Of immediate personal exeriou behalf Of the
starving millions of fellow Ireland, and be
ievng There humane persons ready contribute
their mite aid furnishing nation, offers free of all
pense the of Of his warehouses; No 10 Broadway
committees individuals depot whore may DO deposit
cd un government other vessel despatched Flour
Meal Pork Clothing article suitable to this trying
| crisis. Remember
II 'twsre done then 'twere we'll,
II were done quickly.
All packages must be carefully put and labelled RE
lief for Ireland clerk will be attendance give
ceipts for the same. -
1
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AMUSEM E STs.
BENEFIT OF Mrs. ABBOTT.

- BENEFIT OF MRS. ABBoTT;
*. comSs OF Ps5N co
simpson, Mr. Bass; Mrs; Bromley Mr.. Abbott, r,, .,,r
ere Connie. i a Nile
A Tne Whole 10 soneaas with THE CRIIIc-Pu
G. Barrett: Mrs. bangle. Mis-. Gordon.
!. s. ..ad sp:.
Prince: Asnt Baron rSmPciao X.sSs A GaSSs. SIs
Mis-: May Tsyioi ciSinS,, Mr. Booth Th'bs' Mrs Ser
AS.s Boob Ssqsa; cisis; Nfa0s: yssas Lydon'
ssi: e ao r' Pc
MrcHEEHtts N 6t4S sSYsS sfstFTE
M bSS % % q.
Ai s which SXfoGE1Ss OLD eUARn-Haver..et.
oswss BY 1s srs'Ss fu's of MY wFEs
aE E@ii fH
Dress circle 80 Spps, sU.s Cents pit one 'h
Doors opsn a. nall past O'Clock: curtai. rl.s. az.
NEW YORK OrEhA HOUSE, formerly the Green
hury '1 be *.
Tragedy Of ROMEO AND JULiET-RomsO. Mi H. p
x: .Ses Se Farce Ae. B
: sSne R"s1 Win s'fTt
Nj g. Gs 1 Nj, TSs M ws ID
Ri oSs :4. n r5s.s soIs to
pALMo. OPERA bIA1 AeSs 2rE Ha.n..r. ...-op
S,y 'ih 81
signorna C. Bau Peroto. sgnora pico; V,scouut Sir
s ss f Ss.sy II.
Nlatsi; ,dmais,IAtor Big Bensti rts's Mssdalsn' Big
and r,Isu;.,s g %, q tier do s" Private
Monday next Lucia d LammsmOor at the request Of va
can e ; ;ssrI'd at the boz Office from A.
AMERICAN CIRCUS:
BOWERY AMPHIT ATRE.
Hs nj e ssna ." entire ;s:
i''m'n's including 3 ~ RACES.
The celebrated SE s' Ms E E EsTREE En'' 'Hd
By s;.d
Boss: M .eea,sd
WALNUT Strict THEATRE, PHlLADELPHIA
E9vETH NIGHT OF Nh; MA 4,
THE III Js 1I%osry WIFE.
M. o flIsi:,: MI iRs S;:ss
A'''' "Si sfiisS S S%SbiSs entitled
Jacob scoreup. MIR Chapman
m'n' o" which Hefs.'fa She Ss Kill NpsAcK
In active P TIGHARp III hfI tragedy OF
Upon scale of magnifcenee never before witnessed in
| zsss M, LIZ nUGU STA'S BENEFIT.
| DARK THEATRE-M'lle Augusta has the honor OF an
nouncngt her friends aud the public, that her benefit
Will take place on Friday next FEB 18TH o.
acts entitled 4" Nathale"-NAthalie NlHie Augusta; L
COmte, Mons Frederick; All ed Mr. farsoe with, fir,
time The grand from the ballet Of Urielie"
Urieue VILE Augusta; Count Frederick Mons Frederick
GIaad Vizier, Mr. Pasoe with other entertainments.
fel8 lt~rc
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. :
FOrrneriy the Greentoich Theatre.
MRS. ADA STETSON
respectfully informs her friends and the iii;
THAT HER BENEFIT <"ohe'
i will take pl. ce
PAUIl Men IN I he LADY a spPesIas
JULIAlNA in the HI JNEYMVoS. anu
Glaude Melhotts- ...,...... Mr. H. p Cratt,
ae Az ......... MIR. Eredericks
80 D0 NV y. on. on. III 81
JeOWEKY CIRCUS.
CoMfLiMENT AIRY BENEFIT TO JOHN GOSSIP
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb 49, 1917
4 ~ when 0c' ASTON Messrs. SANDS, LENT co a i.
~ ueuoupe II performers and horses will appear wi
WI, uoasln il his favore assisted bv humber
'" lose names will appear the bills of the da
GRAND CONCERT
WILL BIZ GIvKH IN THE
Gnu RICH or THE DIVINE UNITY
-, BT Iadway, between Spring and Prince strests
ALL Of the Sunday School attached to the Church. an
| = 70 augment the choir, This Eebruayv i
iHl Hnder the direction Of MR. CLARE W. BEXME,
""'i ~: SnliS8wln{ L'Sie. sAd Gentlemen will assist
THE Gs!stsated Prima Donna.)
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York. February 2, 1877. :
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors of this Company
- have declared dividend Of for the last .I
months payable the Stockholders and after the 10th
slant. BY order,
D. +. CURRY, Secretary.
@ The transfer Book will be closed until 10th instant
32w&rc
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leOWEKY CIRCUS.
CoMfLiMEEnNT AIRY BENEFIT TO JOHN GOSsIN
IN ~h;.tt niDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, IsI,
( D. ~hch 0c' Aston Messrs SANDS, Lent l. co q en-.
NJ Ho,su performers and horses will appear. with
." ~ il ms avorite acts, assisted By humber OF
WI will appear the bills Of The day
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NEW YOKk GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS

vTNHE Exhibition OF the Works OF Art belonging TO this
Institution is open at the Rotunda the Park
Three fine pieces OF Sculpture by Brown have been lately
added viz Kuth presented by Miss Eliza Hcks The Bow
and Dog the gift Of Charlie. NJ Leupp, ESQ., and Adonis
CRAVINGS this collection embraces Coles Course Empr
and Voyage Of Lite besides other fne specimens of AMER
can Art BY Mount ngham, nman Edmonds Dtrrand Char
man, Roshermel, and Others.
Tbs Gallery is open daily from AM until dwk and ON
Monday and Tuesday Evenings only until 10 PM
Life Membe ship dollar single admission Is ecnts
Catalogues l2,x cents. d2t 1meodiss
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liquid HAIR DYE.
MO EQUAL-The Improvement of ls4e-ALEXAN-
~ DEh'o TRlCOBAPHE, which fundamentally colors
the Hair natural Black OF Brown, aud gives the beauty
rub off soil the skin. The proprietor improve
men presens to the PUBLIC with the utmost confidence
Co. Broadway; Us Aspinwall, William street John
son, Moore TAYLOR, Maiden Laue and A. B. D. Sands,
New York-and by the sole agents the United Status
felt lm~Ic Il q A. WRIGHT, Philade hDhia.
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INFORMATION WANTED
0F Mr.. VIM Whtehouse, Needle Fnisher of Newark
~ j. He left his nome on the 9th December last, and
was seen III this city on that day. which nothing has
been seen or heard of him. Any respecting him
will be thankfully received by his brother, Thoms White
house. No. l03 Maiden lane, up stairs. fla 3txrc
WANTED,
RY TWO respectable young women stu to do
the genera! homework Of small private family
other chambermad and waiter The best of city refe-
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AID TO IRELAND.
In COMMITTEE. Primes Buildings, 81 Wall street, Feb.

AID TO IRELAND
j ruary Is. lei7. "
Resolved, That be- and is hereby recommended that
meetings be forthwith held in the wards Of this city
Tor the purpose OF organising in said wads
collect contrl for the finishing poor of
Resolved That in the opinion ofth &C. su CHI col
ectons can be most ehecualy made, bv distrctinR the
wards and placing the districts charge suitable collect
ing committees who shall through connie
tees 70 thes landing committee Primes Building, No 81
fel7ur NJ VAN SCBAICK
DRAGONS FOR MEXICO.
THE only Cavalry Corps that will be accep'ed from
this State BY nthority from the President
tzeps OF good moal character derous Of enrolling
able and experienced officers invited
Immediately 10 the recruiting ocsr III
from M to NJ. dollars bounty and acres OF
land, with increased pay Clothing snb,teuee horse and
horse equipments are furnished by Government
By order.
sen,r End Lieutenant, Oh ARIES KEARsING.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HE subscrber. fer for sale large and wei assorted
stock q Writing, Printing, Hrdware Envelope and
Wappng Laper from several OF the best mills
countfyk They prepared make Printing Paper
notice, at their Paper Works Windsor Locks
49, PERSSE BROOKS,
lei NV re IS and 81 Nassau street.
AMERICAN MOUsLIN DE LINES
[ ,kAfTS TAYLOR. II Broad street Agents for the
~ bristol Printing Company, this d,y hundr
cases various patterns approved which they offer
tho trade in favorable terms fls star