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Died,

D1cO,
On Tuesday afternoon the ID INST Of dropsy GEoRo
WAfHISeToN, son Of John w. and Sarah Avery, aged
years and months.
Funeral service will take place the residence of his
parents No % Roosevelt street. this wednesday, after.
noon at O'Clock The remains will be taken White
Plains Tor ntermcnt on Thursday morning. the 4h inst
On Monday evening, the LIST inst, Mr. JOS w. BACK,
in the AID ear of his age.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the fu
"wednesday at 3 O'Clock, p M -
suddenly. on Monday evening, Feb. /, AsBrr voon.
HRS, aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are res
pecuuy invited to attend on Wednesday, Sd inst at
O'CLOCK nom her sons Robert q. Voorhees, No Bat.
sry riaoe Her remains will be convey ed to Railway,
OhiJpapers please copy.
On me LIST February, at the residence of his GRANDPA
tner Richard Kidney, Esq, at Belleyiew Essex coun,r
NeW Jersey, hIoHnnp RiprEY WswALL, son of WIN i
una 1s.an MATILDA Wswall Of this city, aged 10 ears
in Hartford JAM goth, 0Iyr JoHrsoN lcoloredS agsd
about 100 years. '0"'o'eu| ased
In Derby, jan 27th, Mr.. THOMAS GLsrRr. avsd IA.
soloicr OF he revolution He at West Point AZ ba
ume OF aTnods treachery and retained vivid recol
days. '"' N"' 'o'"'s OF NOSE
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By TIL k MAILS.

WARRINGTON, Feb. !, lS47.
The Trsasurv-The Revenu,s and the Tartf-Report Of
Mr.. Walker on these important subjects.
In certain resolutions Of the Senate at the
instance of Mr. Cameron adopted about month ogo, in
curing whether it Is not expedent to increase tho re-
venues and how far that be done by Of
toe duties upon imports and how far by reduction
such duties, and how much may be raised by tax on
the articles in the free lst-n to ell this Mr.
Walker sent into the Senate this morning very copous
report from which extract the following estimates
and calculations
The Secretary assumes that an increase of revenue il
necessary to sustain the credit OF the government and
that for this purpose in state OF war; competent to
trespas upon tariff stem intended for the peace esa.
blishment He thinks increase of 900 will ena.
BILE him to get along and assuming that the basis he
says II might have been acquired in 90 per cent adj
vsorem upon tea and Coffee but that does not
sit we'll upon the stomachs Of Congress- he makes out
the following case.
He calculates from ten per cent increase upon the
80 per cent ad valorem duty of 1896 the following
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
MODIFICATION IN THE TARIFF.
The Three Millions for Peace with
Mexico.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&c. &c.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2, ls47.
report received from the War Department, with
the annual returns Of the militia
On motion of Mr. DIX, the President was requested TO
transmit to the Senate all information in his possession re-
lave to the importation of foreign criminals and pau
pers.
Mr. SEVER called up the three million bill for procur.
ing pease with Mexico and made speech in its favor
Its object to peace. The President and the
government willing to make peace if Mexico would
give indemnity for the war; New Mexico and Upper
California
Mr.. MILLER replied that for the first time the
avowed object of the was to get New Mexico and
California. He could prospect of peace by voting
th, money. The would still 60 on and he believed
when all expenses were paid, It would be found that
they amounted to one hundred millions of dollars for the
hrst year.
Mr. BEnRIEN moved to postpone the bill until Thurs
day.
Mr. SEWER opposed the motion.
Mr. CALHOUN favored II he thought Senators the
other side had right to nsk the posponement they had
shown disposition to prolong debate delay in
the ado pon of Government measures and had consum-
cd less time than Senators on his side.
The motion to postpone was agreed to. % to H.
The bill to sell mineral lands in Michigan and wiscon.
sin was then taken up. amended and passed.
After an Executive session the Senate adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
Mr.. McCLELLASb, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported amendatory bill for the improvement Of
rivers and harbors which read twice
Mr. BUTLER KIro, from the Naval Committee, re-
ported bill granting certain privileges the New York
Yacht Club read twice and referred to the Committee
of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole, Mr. Hamlin in the chair
considered the bill making appropriations to the Military
Academy, and ordered 1t to be reported to the House
They then took up the civil and diplomatic appropriation
bill.
Mr.. WENTWORTH DENY addressed the committee in
opposition to the tax on tea and coffee.
ANDREW JOHNSON and COLUMBUS DELAN followed.
Mr. DELAro (whg) declared that the war waged for
the acquisition Of slave territory and that the would
end was known that slave territory
was to be or could be acquired by it.
Mr. Wick closed the debate for to-day and the CON-
mittee rose.
The bill making appropriations for the Military Acade
my at West Point read third time and passed And
the House adjourned
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$6,335972 50 Sc. 3N,3H 81
Premiums received on Northern and other funds for
the quarter ending slst December, ls4e, $6277 SO.
Premiums paid Northern and other funds for the
quarter ending slst December, ls46, 49, os IA.
The last dividend Of profits is 81. per cent the
pital.
The fund reserved from the profits for contingencies
amounting to $23s eos 81 the first day of January,
ls47 increased by the Of Ss 674 a. which remains
of the last half years profits after the dividend of 81
per cent amounts to $96l $50 -equal to 04O per cent
on the capital and 10 above what is believed necessary
70 make good any losses
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W..uisoros, Feb. !, 1917.


Mr.. Walkers Report on he fd'tD'
We transmitted you to day few extracts Of the cream
of Mr. walkers volumnous report in figures in
to certain late complex and intricate questions PROFOUND
Oh to him by the Senate.
Mr. walker ventures to encroach upon the schedules
Of 49, the extent Of million So in the imposition
OF higher duties and these imposons all given to
the good old State Of Pennsy vanaa ten per cent in.
upon coal and certain manufactures Of iron while
the New England lords OF the loom" brought down
per cent lower upon the very articles which they
best at manufacturipg-such coarse cloths and the
cheaper sort Of cottons We rather spprehsnd that this
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Married.

Married,
On Tnesday evening" Jan. goth by the Rev Mr. Chi
NEAL, MIR EDMUND b. BAILEY TO Mrs En-. A ns
SHAW, all Of this city. ~ "a "~Ap
Al Brooklyn yesterday morning, ID inst, by the Rev
Brodbend, ID d. JAS OscAR LLOYD of tbis c;tv 70
MAEoARErTA RYDER, of Brooklyn ' WY !"
AT the same place and time, and by the same u..x.v
TALL1aN, OF New York, to CATHERINE ri Rxnss ~
Brooklyn ' Vi
On Tuesday the I'd inst, in st. Johns Church bv a..
Rev DR.. Bsrrian, HENRY r. RANDoLPH, Of Virgin;a 20
LOUISE only daughter of the late Peter Dempsey, ESQ
OF this city. f'
In Fall River, 25th inst Master PHILIP s. TAecAp- Of
Newport, aged II, and Miss MANY ANN MAsop APT Of
Fell River, aged 10.
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G.. b. CLARKE.

Merchant Tailor, Iie William street 5etoen John and
Fulton.
BELIEVE my reputation Tailor is well estab-
msncd TO render necessary for me to what by this
time almost every body knows
My Black French Cloth Dress Goats made to order for
S2o ower grades SIG and S8) 10 be equaled
less tns 10 at other places neither take credit
profit. 49, ~ w "
White ManeIlles Vests, Black Satin do always hand
made and handsomely trimmed, Sack Overeoss
are sill LETT which will sell At cost, ranging In price
nom SO TO SIC, n iwsc
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AMERICAN ORATORS,
And Eccentric DeI;ns nf;o,se of C6nro,fer

And Eccentric Delimeations Of Character.
MIR. WHITNEY respe ctfuly announce s that he will give
1 his impersonnons Of American Orators, the Society
Library of Leonard and Broadway, Thurs.
day and Friday EVENING" 4th and 5,h shine,
which occasion he viii be assisted by the celebrated
DR. VALENTINO,
the Eccentric Deneator of Queer Quaint Quizxcal and
Comca Characters. embracing fun farce, freak folly and
oibes illustrated by celebrated and unknown per-
sons interpersed with musical sketches, comic lectures
&c sc.
Tickets. admitting gentleman lady and gentleman, 50
cents To commence at O'Clock precisely. r. 3tis"r
NLW YYtK 0rkKA House, lChsIl,on .ueet corner
OF VMick 1.-The public is respectfully informed that
regular DRAMA opera ballet and vaudeville.
Artists OF acknowledged talent and respectabIlity can
make application If by letter, (post padl Mr. FREDE
KICKS Acting Manager at the boz Office Of the hestrs
WANTED.Twelve ladies for the Corps dc Ballet. Ap-
ply between ihe hours OF " and2 j3o tic
"HtBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY"
THE eighth annual Ball in I'D Of the funds the abov
S9ciety will take place a. the Apollo Rooms Weduss-
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies' Five Dol.
lars-To be had of the folio wing
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
II. AUNSON, ~ William street.
LEWIS MAWSON, 1863 Water street
JOHN LEVY, 1874 William street.
LYONEL A. MYERS, 90 Reade street.
M. A. MITCH LII, 2i3 Front street.
LEWIS s. LEVY, 40 Maiden Lane
SYLVESTER BRUSH, cor. Pine aud Water
CHARLES .. LYONS, sc Cedar street.
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PLEASE READ
TIL f. FO L WING LETTER
FROM REV. E. COVEL,
No. % EIGHTH AVENUE NEW YORK

GENTLEMEN '
iswith feelings Of graft ude you that deem this
ledgment for the benefits have received from
the use your Clarified Essence of Horehound Candy In
OFFICIAL Pastor labors t seyera
years have suffered severely from excessive hoossnes
which caused lacks Of the bronchitis every me
cine heard OF without relief Your was
recomme nded tried it. and happy say has entirely
%snelug to preach by using half sckof the candy that
candy. Yours very rrnlv - Wv
PEAsE & Sons: +. COVEL.
Sold by j. TEASE SONS, No. IS Division st.
AGENTS -Rushton X Co.. 10 A,tor House. ITO and $50
Broadway 81? Broadway; 32 Greenwich street. 27s Broad
Way 2ti Sixth Avenue; 1888 Bowery; 36 Csharns street
IL Itsr -'~"-'-' A'' - >"S D'ooo sucet
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The Boston telegraph was interrupted yesterday
morning and up to nine O'Clock last evening" communi
cation had not been resumed.
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3 100 III
029.a67

Increase under the new law. .......... 500 $50
The Secretary recommends dessrtion Of the adj vao
rems and the increase proposed Is only Of
the exgencies OF the war; and to sustain the treasury
notes and loans at their value because looking back
to the war Of 1871 he discovers that the treasury paper
had in 1914 deprecated to so tho dollar. lie
wishes to avoid this calamity and he thinks that in
crease in the revenues Of 900 will tho pur
pose. Ten millions, hswever, might be very conve.
nenty absorbed The report ordered to be printed
ard when printed shall send you copy or two as 1t
very long and useful paper upon commerce and tho
fuances. Respectfully, THE DOCTOR
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TO THE
LATEST MO MENT,
Il k Il K q IL APHIC.


WARRINGTON, Feb. ., ls47 "
The Now Orleans mail arrived at half past O'Clock
this afternoon. The papers of the Goth ult announce
the arrival Of the steamer Edith from Brazos 18th ut
but she brought no news.
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$1,000 H7s8 2s3oS 5s,s'7 1853 5ss5s
This trade is principally with tho United States, and
the increase, compared with ls45 amounts than
one hundred per cent.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, including the branches on
tho LIST of January, 1916 and lsa7:-
L.. QAr
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NorEs jim CiRouLArroS or THE WHOLE INSTITUTION

Sa,O6s, 7s9 90
Add circulation at Norfolk and Charlottes.
Vile denominations not reported 1911 e6s 50
$2,2So,o s7 80
Deduct amount OF notes on hand at branches,
denominations not reported. 5000. 10 s3s 90
Amount in circulation above. .S22 l9 sls so
There is a uniformity in the aggregate movement of
this institution calculated TO strengthen its credit and
give bill holders such confidence in its issues as will
secure large circulation.
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THE albania SALOON,
$50 Broodosy, bei,ceen Spring and Prince shests,

0os Dro0doay, oeft1es1 Spring and Prince sHesfs,
COMMENCING
THURSDAY. FEB. &th,
And every night until further notice.
CHklSTY'S
farfsmed and original Band of
ETHIOPIAN !uINSTRELS,
whose unqn. and chsse have BEEN paonsed
principal cities Of The Ueion respectfully announce that
they will give series Of Their popul and inmitabls Con-
CERT, Introducing variety of emit rely Songs Choruses
Burlesques, &c.
Admission Is cents Doors open halt past g. concert
Will commence at half past O'Clock
Chahge OF prog ANN each representation. fe3 SITS
AMERICAN CIRCUS
BOW RY AM PH 1T Il A IRE,
THIS EVENING; Peb Sd. q entire bill of per-
POSEY RACES.
The first .ppearence of Mr. HOBBS
MT sANps and his Dancing Horse, May Fly,tse Fight
The Amphitheatre is pleasantly warmed throu shout
Doors open At u past 8. performance commences att
Boxes 20 cents RI l23a. Seats secured fl lwrc
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
f. A. Marshal. Lessee. W. H. BLAKE, Manager
Third Night of MR. COLLINS, the celebrated Irish
u Comedian and Vocalist.
Inc pieces on MONDAY being received with the most rap
WEDNESDAY EVENING February 3, 1s47, will be
born TUT To Goo 'Do LUCK st'th fa''''sa
To which will be sdded the n. buiieta, called the
IRISH POST. .
IT, ietteensce O.Gr.dy; Mr. Collins
EEARf FOR THE LADIES'"
To conclude with the farce Of
HOUSE DOG.
GGinK'caes. ..................,. MT Abecket
Tomorrow evening, iic collins viii appear a. the
SOLDlER OF FORTUNE A new piece dramatised
from Dickenss last wors, The Battle Of Life" will also
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TAYLOR'S GOLD AND SILVER COIN
EXAMINER


FOUNTAINS facsimile engravings of gold and silver
~ coins, with their names and value together
and valuable Table showing the weight neness and value
boo. will be issued every three months with large additions
single eopy Is cents The trade supplied very be
raj terms Agents wanted
~ 2t.r 8. TAYLOR. Publisher 90 Broadway.
TTNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FIFTH CIR.
CUlI and District Of Louisiana Saturday. 27th day
June D. Hs The Court met pur,uan, to adjournment
Present the Hon Theo II. McCaeb District Judge the
Hen: j Mckinley, presiding Judge, absent
l. e the S9pGt tina. the Defendants. jacob Ba
M w. vanSu' W WSJtsr Jaeger CO; Mr.. Alice
Avs Melville Go, r. BO.resm CS, fnkney Der:
been served wiz! process. Of subpoena and tina,
H. Wide i &C! clio Sompanant, B. Duncs.
court and objsctng that this rule be published
months requiring them to plead answer demur the
Monday in November next ensuing the allegation Of
compliments bill will be taken for confessed by said defen
dauts.
Clerks Office Circuit Court of he United States Eastern
District Of hereby certify the to be
true Copy from the original Of Record in this Office
Wines hand and the seal said Count at tho city OF
New Orleans, this 9Th day of July, 1886. "
feb3 itaw3mrc ED RANDOLPH Clerk
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GRAND RELIEF BALL,

GRAND RELIEF BALL,
IN did of the Suffering Poor of Ireland,
M ILL take pl,ce at Castle Garden Wednesday Eve
W ming, Feb 10th, 1si7 Arrangements being made TO
make this one Of the grand balls Of the Tickets two
dollars each to admit gentleman and ladies, may
had OF the Secretary, or any Of thu following
COMMITTEE.
a. II. Mckle DR.. X. Hogan Horace Greeley
I: a. Emmett Campbell Daniel Sweeney
Aid Walsh MIch1 Burke Martin w tiers
Aid Hart DR. ii Sweeney H. French
Edward Fox +. q Maloney DR.. Glover
F. u Connery Aid GilmaItin ID. Pollock
I. Mulvehill Thos. Boyle I. 3. Murray
ID. Gilmartin r. McBnron Brennan
P.McCormick M. Phean Francis Gilmore
Aid. Mullins T.. Fitzgerald Them Whelan
Chss NJ. Marry VIM. Reid Thos. McGivney
John Egan John Geraghty Joseph Murphy
Aid Foote Pat'k Kelly Timothy Garrick
ID. &. Broderick B flanagan Phi,,p Collins
T.. Siberian Felix Quinn H. O'Bren
James Murphy James Kelly Peter Murray
T. A Keane A. Jackman VIM Nugeut
+. II. Mcclure John Keileher John Russell
Aid. Compton Luke DOYLE g. McCah
Aid. ByIne Aid DOughe'y James Riley
BROOKLYN.
Owen Colgm Miles ukey 2: II Lennon
J. Sweeney, Columbian Hall, South brooklyn
JAS. KEANs, Secretary.
A. II MlCKLE, Treasurer. j28 cod TIE 10
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SHAKESPEARE DRAMATIC AS OC'ATiON.
frst annual fancy dress and civic Ba of this asoer
Atior wilt axe place Mt the Coliseum Friday
nng February 9Th, 1851 Tickets. may b. detained at the
OF the Gothic Hail. Of Jno g. Taylor SO
rrncr seet; the Coliseum, and OF OF the Of
the association.
Nr Joo g. Taylor, tcosiumer the association No SO
Prince street. sprepued TO furnish Fancy Dresses OF
de crpUn moderate prices MIR T. will also dresses
the residences OF parties no intend sppearsg costume
and seld for them on the morning after the ball.
7us~r
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AMUsEmscNTS.

PAIN Eyf1sYS Fss b, S0R "a
.as f M ss. Mr. Dyo
Asr i MTeS Mss Hans pNpyMoN-psus Sir.
n9aa Ciocea; untess sguorina Mann; Endymon signor
TO which will be added the EToN BOY-Col Curry. Mr.
1T The whole 70 conclude with LA PoLKA-By Sig
%ss' VII
RoWhRY THEATRE"%s dns.day kysaias. Fss,y ID.
s' M
s Ken. DsnSid il Chapman Pedro Hsdassy ci.asis!s
Sean, Fairy queen i Mi. bIs s Booth ThSs Mrs Ser
To conclude wh the Comedy SfsKETCHEs IN INDIA
nay Miss Sally seraggs Mas Mary Taylor Poplin Miss
RIe.. Circle 2s cents; Pit and Gallery lax costs
Doors open at go O'clock Performance commence att.
M iTCHELLs OLYMFlC THEATRE.-Thi. Even:
No No Mn NJ hos1sS sS S
After which. RHoMEo AND GUILIETTA-Rhomso,
sh Es S5Ss XMSsalSTGEsMou Jacques.
ss$siYSs With % he gov 6S0S3ERNons wlFE-Hslery
Dr.. circle g c'n upper boxes ., pi, shilling,
Door. op.s !. hall ns.s o'eiSsi: esIi.i. ri...m7
DALMo,s OPERA lTA AbIIsS 0 @,sRa.,, Co.,,
ns;dsy Evening srd of February. dnt performance Of
~ Nina PIAZZA PER AMOUR;
Sount itodoiph. .Sgnor r. beneventsno.
EE%1 m. daughter 's sYsnoT s. B rass
Doctor simplico. ............ Signor A. SanquiIco
aa sorss .s siSas1 T. sG %.4,;a
saturday next. 9th inst by request. performance
Of LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
1 1st tler Boxes aud rsrquests. .............Ne
Private bc!.. foi spsi:cn;. ::.::..::...".
4, ~
Seats can be secured at the box Office from 10 A. till
O'Clock, T. NJ daily. r. tire
A CARD.
ITALIAN OPERA;-The Managers Of the Italian Opera
inform the pu lie that at the request Of several persons
they Will glve an extra Performance of LUCIA DI
LAMMERMOOR" on Saturday next 9th February, to give
those WIN have not been able attend opportunity Of
hearing that beautiful opera while it will place them in
position for the large ouays made aud be made for the
production Of operas of the first order.
Season subscribers their by applying tho
f25trc
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'V'hE fIANO taught on very moderate terms by Lady
VINO understands the science thoroughly and who under
with the greatest facility Terms, dollars per month
ntendcdto 'd22 fminssrc
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AUCTION NOTICES.
WIN. w. gHIRLEY. Auctiop,.,

VIM w. SHIRLEY, Auctoueer =
III 0USE Furniture and solid silver ware. by H. Willard
Friday Feb. at 10s O'Clock, at the sales room No
Pine from family solid Silver Tea and Table spoons
Ieh Castor tea and dsing Tables Chns Tea and Dnner
Of various kinds Britannia all in good order Sale
positive.
Case.
I,src
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TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
ERANtJS BLANCHET, Agent. informs the owners of
teal Estate that he takes charge OF letting houses
log lots and collecting rents, the xcasonabe terms
f. B has BEEN for the last years. OF the late
John Tonnee and devong all his time the above bus
he i'll give full satisfaction to those persons who will
him with their confidence He give the best
ersnces and security to amount required Please adj
dress note through the Post Oice No ga Sixth Avenue
ja26 I'm srr
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,

PHILADELPHIA.
I'VE Subscribers having leased the above nj o.
punishment, o;irg the by the ight week
tunt'i their return rpT The south on the LIST March
ru particulars can he obtained Of Mr. DIpmore agent
tno Iessees the tgr ONCE, every morning. between the
hours nf IL andi2 Ali
MT ylnmore postpaid or they will be attended
Jul epz SEGUlN 4 FRAZER.
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LIE PAS De FLEURS,
DANCED by the Vieanoise Children, just pu blished
"A and for sale,
sns.r sCHARFENBERG & LII s, 9si Broadway,
LES DANSEUSES VlENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet,
vA begs To state to the Managers OF Theatre United
States that us be made TO her
agent Mr. JOHN rOVEY, ofthe Park heatre, New York.
who is duly authorised make all for Dan
seuses NIennose j25Urc
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CONCERT.
HENRY e. TIMM begs leave inform his friends and
the public that his Couce will positively take place
Saturday Evening the 9th Of February the Apollo
LOOM with full and efficient orchestra.
Programmes W i'll appear Thursday. r. 1tr n
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kAk NOTIoE-SHP 0AKKlCK FROM LIVER
H3( iOOt e now disthaTgng undsr general order at
diAssly. fSrh
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FOTt
A PATENT MEDlt me, which hiss been before the pu b
"A lc for several years, ald hasme with extensive
SALE and its effects testified by large number Of Ger
thcates from various places 1t put up mnnnsr supe
ror TO OIL er extant An eprisng man. who can de
vote his attention it, with capital only doa
realize large fortune in short time Sufficient reasons
Will be gwen for the PRESENT opretors renqushng the
business Address, with &c. box 2i6s Post office.