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Congressional.

The Senate occupied to-day in discussion OF
great and exciting interest, of which give full
port to which have just space enough left to direct
readers.
In the House, the debate the three million bill was
continued by Messrs. Stephens Dillingham;, Milton
Brown Collin, and Harnanson.
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o. The company OF Dragons which has bccn form
ing in this city, for the purpose of aiding in the against
Mexico, had full meeting Apollo Hail. Thursday
evening and organized by electing Edgar Robinson,
captnin W. III. Degges, ls lieutenant Henry ;. Addison,
ID lieutenant: and John Harrison, 81. lieutenant A
finer looking body of men have been anywhere
1t is understood that they will present themselves for accept
Tomorrow
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We it announced, in the last St Louis Unon that
Major Aphonso Wemore, of that place, has been ap.
pointed colonel and authorized TO raise regiment Of
infantry for the service OF the United States The Union
is mistaken in this, learn from the department,
that no such appointment, has been made, and such
authority given.
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IL, and evening Mt 81 o'clock.
T,RUsTEE's sale OF valuable two story Brick
l. House.-By virtue of deed of trust executed by
Brooke NJ. Berry, of record i'm Lber w. b. No 4l9 AL
2l, 422, and 423 OF the land records of Washing.
county, the undersigned will oer for sale public auc-
ton, the highest bidder Saturday the SOt iay Of
January, A. D. 1877 at the hour of IL O'clock n for the
in said deed mentioned LOT Of ground with the
appurtenances situated in the city of Washington d. c.
and designated the plan of the said city No. l6 in
square No. Csc, subject to the widows dover.
This property is egiby and beautifully situated on Can
to Hill fronting the west side of LIST east between
and streets north containing comfortable and well fin
shed two-story brick house. with ouhouses garden DC
being the same which was occupied by the Hon. Mr. Holmes
OF South Carolina during the last session Congress- and Is
now in the possession of the said Brooke Berry The
title is indputablc but the undersigned will convey to
the purchaser only sch title vested In him by the deed
Of trust aforesaid Terms of sale cash The sale to tax
place in front of the premises. IrT
JOHN b. MAGRUDER. Trustee
Dec zS-3tawlwads A. GREEN. Auctonee
90 The above sale is nnayoidaby postponed until
thursday the llth February, hour and place. BY or
der OF JOHN Is. AAGRUDER, Trustee.
Jan y)-eodSds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
C1 The above sae ~ further Postponed Thur
day, the 25th inst, hour and place, by order of
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
REQ ii--eodAds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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story having gone the rounds OF the newspapers that
General Scott had employed upon his staff in conden-
tal capacity, Mr. Gomez of the editors of Span
ish paper, la Paria,' published in New Orleans and
that the latter had thus become possessed OF the plan of
campaign against Mexico which he had disclosed in his
journal; we take pleasure in laying before readers
the following extract of letter from officer serving
with the army in Mexico TO friend in this city, giving
an authentic account of the transaction referred TO- The
facts stated in the letter may be fully relied on, the po
sition of the writer gives him to the very best
sources of information
Extract of letter from officer Of he army 10 friend in
Washington city, dated
:" BaAAos SANTIAGO, Jan. 2s 1871.
"Gencral Scott from New York General Brooke
and Colonel Hunt, to look out for person. New Or
time. OF gcntemanly habits. Col. Hunt EN-
poycd rather recommended for the place, the gem
erals arrival in New Orleans, Mr. Gomez who assists in
editing Spanish paper there The general made some
concerning the Mexican lie informed that
the synpahies OF Mr.. Gomez with the United States
and he recommended thereupon that Governor Johnson
should give him the commission of lieutenant colonel
which was accordingly done. The same day, however
several gentlemen informed General Sco, that the paper
upon which Mr. Gomez had been cmployed had not been
sonnd the subject of the Mexican and that it had
contained deal OF abuse OF the administration The
general Immediately directed Mr. Gomez 10 be notified thu
his revoked and that his services would
be required This DONE and all these
took place during day. The general was in conpa
with Mr. Gomez three fire minutes during the time
il this gentleman has disclosed of the
paign, he have guessed them. He certainly
informed by General Scott any member OF his staff "
[Gomez makes similar statement in the New Orleans
papers.-UMoN,
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DIED.

In his city, on Thursday last, the ilh inst Mr. HENRY
BOWEN. aged rs years
His funeral will take place tomorrow morning. Mt II
O'Clock from the residence OF Mr. George w Stewart cor
OF 18th and streets, which his friends invited to
attend.
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Mr. Hamlin, OF Maine, again resumed his seat in the
House, this morning He has been confined TO his room
for the last ten days, by bilious attack He is
sufficiently recovered to resume his duties in the
House
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ID EMOvAL-The office of the National Publishing
III Company is removed to the Plumbe National Dnguer-
,rian Gallery, Concert Hall. Jan. H-lwif
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Gs- Rev. Mr.. Slicer chaplain 10 the Senate, h ex-
peced to preach in the Hall OF Representatives, Sabbath
next at II o'clock.
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hf Rev. II. stork, from Philadelphia, will preach
St Paul's Lutheran church. Sabbath morning
IL, and evening Mt 81 o'clock.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB. IL, Is47.
Agents for the Union.

The following gentlemen authorized to as our
agents. and receive money subscriptions and recep
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rOBB fnrther proceedings b. Did calI
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Died.

Died,
On wednesday, 27th inst. of consumption Jour
CorLr In the 6Oh year of his age, native of Ireland
County Cavan.
His friends and relatives and those of his brother Pc
ter and also of his brothers in law Edward and Charles
Kearnsn are requested to attend his funeral on Friday
2sh inst at 81 o'clock from his late residence 2I4
berry street, corner of Spring
On Wednesday evening JOHN AususrrN, son of Pat.
rick and Margaret Merrck aged months and I6 DAYS
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock from their
residence, % Gold street.
In Belfast Ireland the 18th December, 1886 Mr.
FRANcs DUTEY carpenter aged 49, for many years re.
sident Of this city
At New Orleans on the 10th inst MIR. EpwARp NJ.
BoSD formerly Of this city, aged SO years. months and
tYAt Lafayette Indiana, the l4th inst Mrs Nancy
y. ELLswohrn, wife of the Hon. H. L. Ellsworth late
commissioner Of Patents Her death resulted from q
aged 81. '
In Exeter, IN. H) Hon. NATHANIEL GILMAN. in the
SSH year Of his age Col. Gilman good citizen
and through his long and useful life much
ca and beloved He contributed much the promotion
OF agricultural pursuits in the county of Rockingham
he was formerly member Of the State Senate and for
several years held the Office Of Treasurer of the State
he was brother of the Hon. Nicholas Gilman who for
merry represented New Hampshire the Senate of the
United States, and Of Hon. John Taylor Gilman who
was fourteen times elected by the people Governor Of
Now Hampshire.
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subscriptions, to state from personal examinations
the proos of the avenues that railroad be brought
into the city unless the Common Council be induced
to alter the present established grades application for
which purpose would meet the decided hostility Of the
land owners.
bear testimony to the unyenited exsrtons of the
President of the Harlem Railroad who has at all times
been found at his post and We do not hesitate to state
that whatever funds of the company have come into hi,
possession have been expended with the most scrupuous
integrity to the very last rthng and should the com
pany pass into ether hands, after strict inspection this
declaration will receive the unanimous approval
who shall assume the patriotic task Of serving the public
a. faithful trustees Of important and honorable fran
chias
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d Y II III K M AILH.

WARRINGTON, Jan. n, l8x7.
Mr.. Ciley's resolution for Withdrawing our armies
from Mexico went by the board In the Senate today
His argument in support Of appeared 70 b.
chiefly upon the ground that troops in Mexico were
in danger of being shot at.
Mr.. DArror in really great speech-he policy Of II
Is another question-came down pell nell upon the sd
mnistration and General Kearney By the way. Gen K
will have difcu 10 settle with the Governor
of Texas who claims large portion Of New Mexico mi
GLIDING Santa Fee his property We shall have some
Mr.. scHEScx in the House, produced very inter-
esting maneuvres on pre- position similar to Mr.. Gil
lsys, ending in smoke. Every thing at this uncturs u
involved in smoke, including the in which are
writing Our stove is like the Lieutenant Gensrali II
don't draw well.
The $4,000 900 bill is through goes to the Prssi-
dent to morrow Fellow citizens bring in your money
Mr. Walker wants the snews of war; the bone and 81
new of the country are not enough.
Moreover we learn that the Secretary il going to
commend partial increase OF the schedules of 1896
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AUCTION NOTICES.
CprrND,b5 Ae9s & rhATT, Aue,isns;T ,.co.

CpLrNn,b5 AS9S rLATT, AuetienssT .co,
Al 10 a.Id will ,, ,s p,. a. hi. Hardware: sale THIS pay
w,snt H.wI.worih Moss: wI.ss. Patent; Cam. Rod
.P .aa T b,n d.
s ens ana two blade Dk clay. Congress
edge, and etched motto blades: csricsiafss Se with
shield Co. most choice a as.o,,1e MIN . lac
ssssS s sS., s1S Eo', Scissors Shears
sf 1AS9p sA fRtHTE A1 SALE THIS SEA
sON-Jacob g. Plat will sell this day, 10 O'clock At
B@nsSa% rSs sss :use% sna
domestic Hardware and Cutlery, among which
irons. Csrona hoes patent heads bench INK
Sommoae ln3' Indian pond scythe stones salts,s
Also table knives ard forks caver Bread shoe and butch
Also. handsome invoice of new carded pocket cut
Also, 100 gross American table cutlery,
Also casks cast butts and Norfolk atches in origi
Also, 80 cases suttons conundrom sand paper.
A A,so' NV doz wire ssves, slightly damaged
cnsSc an entire SET English Sheheld pattern cards Of
wneh .ns sale viii commence consisting Of Knives sc
y for @ SILVER goods: etc. etc., paen
Also, 80 doz. Clark's half axes.
Also, leo doz wool and horse cards.
Also hgh pans, patent scales gridrons, braces and
Also. 100 large and small metal kettle knobs and
Also 70 eases tin and apannsd ware VIE: lamps coffee
pG pals basins. ,ptIoon pepper a9d drudF. boxes,
above, this day j2a itsrre
A LEVY will sci, on Saturday evening, stsX O'Clock. at
NO 2s3 broadway another invoice Of we'll Pic.
which % be- s0 osa isssn imported
Jeco. VOW ready Tor examnation. i29 2tsrc
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Married.
In this city, on the I'd of November 1886 bv the Rev
Henry Chase. MIR. JosEPH g. Thomas, u s. navy 10
MIS- EL,zABsrh BEDELL, OF the city OF Brooklyn.
tD- Portsmouth and Norfolk (Vs) papers will please
copy. r
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POSISCRIPT.

10 O'CLOCK, M.
The House is still in session. II has been engaged
since six O'Clock with closed DOORS calling the ayes and
noes motions to adjourn and to excuse absentess--
Further proceeding under the call dispensed with,
% to 10, and the doors opened.
motion Of Mr. GrLrs to take a until tomorrow
at ten O'Clock was negntived, ~ to 80.
The House Is calling the ayes and noes on IN sp
peal from tho decision Of the Chair having been called
about twenty-five times this afternoon. Symptoms Of
yielding for adjournment.
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AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&C., &C., &c.
II Il l. E q IL Al HIC.

WARRINGTON, jan %, ls47.
senate.
Mr. U,HAx presented . resolution from the Lsgsla-
ture Of Vermont agsnst the Mexican and the scqui
sition OF slave territory.
Mr.. CAMERON presented memorial from citizens Of
Pennsylvania praying aid in the formation Of colony
in Oregon. and Offering in the sgainst Asx
leo withoutpay.
The Committee Naval Affairs reported bill to pre-
vide for the construction Of four steamships of war
MI NILES offered resolution declaring nscsssary
to raise additional revenue OF i've millions apHu-
ally by increasing the duties articles now taxed and
imposing duties those Free meet the sxpen ses
Of the war.
On motion of Mr.. Hvrrmoror, the COMMITTEES Of III
nance were instructed 20 enquire into the sxpsdislsy
Of revokng certificates granted under the warsheu,ing
system
The bill granting donation rights of land settlers In
Oregon, taken up and opposed by Mr. Pearee, and
supported by Mr. Bresse II postponed till to.nor
The ten regiment bill then taken up and debated
by Messrs Benton Dayton, and Jsrnagn. After further
debate, amendment proposed, providing for one
regiment Of volunteers and regiment Of foot rins
men. in lieu of nine regiments ofnantry Rejected ~
{, II.
MIR. ArcHrsoSs amendment then rejected 20 to 90
sundry other amendments proposed, few of which
agreed to- and without final action the Senate ad
Journed.
House OF Representatives..
Mr. HoPxNs resolution Of yesterday, to terminate at
one o'clock to dsy, the debate in Committee Of the
Whole on the Naval Appropriation bill, sdop'sd.
The hill then taken up in Committee Of the Whole,
ID debated by Messrs Bailey, Ewing, of Tenn simms
8. C., and J r. Ingefsou
One o'clock having arrived MIR sAwvKs moved to pro-
coed 10 vote amendments.
The Chair decided that the resolution read ITO NOR
row." though offered yesterday must date from it,
passage
The committee rose and reconsideration Of the reso-
u'ion being moved the House refused rs to lls lay
The motion recoDsi5ersd on the table
motion to adjourn was negativeJ by yeas and rays.
From ~ until o'clock. the House was engaged In
calling the yeas and nays motions to adjourn,
to excuse from voting calls OF the House. appeal from
the decisions of the chair, &c.
The Hsuss left in session this despatch closed
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AmuSEnEnTs.

Mr.. COLLINS BENEFIT
p.e!%:d the comedy Of KING oNsL .,;e %ll
After which. The WIFE HUNTERs-F.lir o'srisn. Mr.
= II eorslua. with HOW TO PAY THE RENT-Morr.H
=, s 2; s:. , wiz
&; 6Iv VII IS he
(: iS'lax:s y the Ss.. Of GLoRIoys MAORI
.s V; i:%f: safuR ' S.s.
'1s Sss ny s:
SENETo "a MIS- FakIIKsT2S Ever.
d. So Sa NJ
To b I9lleTsd " The farce Sf tn. DUMB BELLE
xsI v%ss 8: ,, dram. ETA II MONS 1%caTEs-Mon.
pSfs% Az: s.:s entitled SKETCHES IN IN
f5s: Ssas. " 'A'
5 sya St H h ESA u
HS5. . .sffIGTs 81 & H.s1g
s Edss. O.
Hono to Lues Mr. B.. srn0' M'rn A Lady Of
lst tier Boxes and farQusste. .............Nes
fTYss. ss... n !i:i:oa;.
Seats secured at the box ofc: from 10 A. NJ till
o'clock, Z. M daily.
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
BOWERY HEATRE,
varied BY I'll: introduction, the Hs hi. season.
couRzR 9E 81 .SETEssguReA
E Sissl NS;SPeo1E.EoN
Mr. M2RSM1 o HORSES Use S. upon
Ths Dancing Horse: Ei.h!ng Ponies. &c. he, &C.
Pse s9sa :sss,.S
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, rHILADELrHIA.
BENEFIT OF MIR, AND MRS. cHAs KEAN,
THURSDAY EvENING. Jsaa,ry .. is,7, will be per
'''% Ta e G sslsS::'if Kay Of
Mr v'I Bsveiiv. k ks,n
sstuLsly. .............. NJ I ja%,soa
:Ai! fS HiH' $6 5A s6 5isR''y ~
60 oH' Tins tn: i. ccm.di;n ard H.ei.s.
esgaeed for few nights, and will appes, on Nond,v
-, AECh sIKEET THEATRE, PH!l ADk..fnIa
bUnTor. .................. Msnagsr s.S Lssse.
~ Thi: Thcsti: ha; be:n ;hcrcuah, f.deeorsisd u
the gorgeous style spd the hrsusf,, T4.
BENEFIT or SONORA CIoCCI and las, appearance
Of the ''A Fai iiSaGf iiVnsSsNG len oh 1917
ROLL OF THE DRUM.
USER: mr. Howsrd
Peer Pesnowsr. $500" .sr. BurSe.
'-"''' - e - 80 - 80 -
After which, the new ballet Of
TIE Abdul TIOE OF NINA
Na NV. s,smo' MorrI
adele, srpof'na F Mantia
To copcludc with
LADY OF LYONS
Cid NEEDLE '. ..........."..M ~! Burke
r"lly AM MISS HUMAN
SHAKSPEAkE DRAMATIC AS -OCIATlON
H " .nnu. fancy dres, and civic Ball Of this assoc
otio, "i take place a. The Coliseum, on Friday ey-
ning, February 5th 847 Tickets be Obtained thu
!ooss q the a.soc ton Gothic fa Of Jno g. Taylor |,
rripcr the Coliseum and of OF the
the ASST citation.
Mir Jfo g. Tevlor. (cosumer to the as,ociaonl No 81
Prince street is to furnish Faucv Dresses Of
desc pti oderate rri MIR r. will also
To the residences Of parties ho intend appear
and send for them on the after the ball.
Jag 7nssrc
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POST OFFICE

POST OFFICE.
THE steamer H9ernia win sav. sc,ton on Monasy, Tho
nay III The 5 Her 9s Nil close the Css
and each additional EoSsFT II SSsss
extra mail for the above to 60 By express. over
sS.G to u n. n inst Office open from A NJ
The CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK
IN THE WORLD.
Is
II. sSo Whsssss from original drawings taken
E Sai. on a. III. HES scisn;.s G.npP
T. ks sw 2, at ssf f. 1issi MGY9a'ain'
%u%s pres. all Of the copoy and The demand
supply Thi. ha. Seca,ionsd delay getting out the
& nn. T Viii &c sS11 Of
Legend, by ;hs editor. John Kssae, ESQ 'AN''
II. LONG BROTHER.
on theIeccpt sfSi postpaid. j2e itdy&Wa
UWNEn Of property ana one tn.t is taxed to death
Editor thar you justice to ali parties. siio~ me TO-
ag through yepr valuable paper THAI this styled de
M able h 20 look Tor
tam that is. the natives and wings both sold great deal Of
.Hss iHsa h sS. ps,ns
s nc ,pa fuT h the said properly
buildings the erchsni found market for his m:sh.n
ds the sa,mn b., und employ the ha. found
n: OF s: 81. 1 ssr 3 az
BY Coepros. report to he G saa
d. aa 'l the snI. s
6sE II sok AV oS f f SOIL
u AGUtRRE0TYPE PLATEs-s quarter and large
,.,,., WM H; SMITH, & co.
joy N'f No. Maiden Lane.
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TO THE
LAT ELS TIM 0 MENT.
= Ell EG X A RH 1 o.
n u U N n E-B1HVs
WAsHnGToH, jan 20, lsA7.
We have mail south Of Petersburg.

Bssror Jan 2sth-oPM.
twenty persons occupying stores and dwellings In
Msrrmsc street, Lowell, were burnt out last night
In the Legislature day. the House Of Reprsssntar
ves by vote Of Al to iso refused to appropriate $780,
900 for the Volunteers from this State
Genesss -four sold at $e.s7x per barrel Corn 81 per
bush, and both quick at these prices
Cotton is Arm at the advance before noticed
Sales Of railroad stock were made a. follows -Nsr
wioh 6s<, and Long Island 2ox Reading Bonds sod Q,
TAX
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MINCE PIE.
IOUBLISHED THIS DAY, book entitled "Mince Pie for
the Million" containing over 400 engravings, and 26s
pages in Of the wild and wonderful humorous aud witty
price only rs compan the Idle Hour hook
but entirely different from that odd volume.
Also Just publshsd Leaflets Of the BALL Room" being
complete instructor in the celebrated Polka Quadres with
the music OF the Redowa Waltz-price 121< ceuts.
TUkNER FISHER,
~, r~,r,,,, - IA Chatham street.
NALENlINt S-Ihc most extensive assortment in Ame-
rica on the eve Of completion Send along your order
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1000 PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA and 30O0 in
wv the city and state OF New York can testify to
!rf 4Sassfsi ssasy q Ihi. R0wsJs rsmedy
WOOD NAPHTHA.
For Consumption Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Spit.
ting OF Blood. &c &c.
READ READ !!
AsToNnhINo CURE OF CHRoyic BRONCHITIS.
A., Philadelphia, May "a, 1916.
MI; 3 ThompsonGDeaI Sir:-For more than four years
past had beer dread fully afflicted with affection OF the
throat which my physician pronounced och 0nc Bron.
chit caused by repeated and neglected colds The dis
ress sufe red ecrbable. My throat literally raw
with violent spasmodc coughing that bsod would come
also great cppresson and ghaes at the chest
ana sverin short all the u.u, pulmonary symptoms show
60 themielyes causing entire loss Of epos-my
throat was and blsered and sgan made
TIA OF every known remedy and At periods had the
advice OF SIX physicians, and all Of avail About two
months since made trial of Compound Syrup Of Tar
and Wood Naphtha and before had taken the frat bottle
felt relief continued until had taken bees which
completely renewed the disease restored me TO
health; and firmly believe should now be living mad
II not been for your invaluable medicine
JANE FERRY, 1923 Spruce st.
The undersigned bears witness the Of the fore
goIng having personal knowledge of all the facts Of the
ease M HARRISON Wv
ma. -r>,,, 9Almond street.
Price 30 CENTS per bottle; IS per dozen.
This invaluable remedy prepared ONLYby
ANGNEY DICKSON,
N. +. corner 9Th and Spruce SIS Phila.
sold wholesale and retail by WYATT x KEJCH AM I2i
Fulton st e retail by H. Johnson 23 Broadway; Ring 8a
Roadway, ". Y. ieie Imsr
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
n A ARTAULT, its and ISL Broadway (Lafaystts
Bazaar has Just received per late Havre packets <oe
french DasSeneotype Plates large size ofhe
French Chemicals, including dry Iodine Hyposaphte of
Soda, Bromne. Chloride Of Iodine Salt Of Gold Tnpoy
aouRe &c. IS Imsrh
OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON ms co.,
- New poRK, jan. IS, 18tT.
V>HE Annual Election for Directors will
be held the Office Of said company No so Walt st. on
Monday February ls lS. Poll open from IL O'Clock NJ TO
o'clock L. M. GEO. Il. HOPE, Secretary.
jl5 toll
OFFICE OF TIE Love ISLAND RAILROAD Ls.{
New York, Jan. 8, 1847.
THE Stockholders Of the Long Island Kilroad Compsnv
are hereby notified that the Annual Election for fh
teen Directors OF said Company will be held Compa
nys Office Monday the Fifteenth day OF February next
inc poll VIII DO open from IL O'Clock at till o'clock
The transfer books will be closed from the 10th to the 18th
February, both days inclusive.
. - By order Of the Board,
jstof13 nc DAVID 8. IVES seeretsry.
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I.
HENRY C.. TIMM bees leave announce his friends
IL ard the public tn will Grand Vocal arc In
strumenta Concert Saturday, the 9Th OF Eeb Further
particulars hereafter. ja FMw&s4tis"r
DkOLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS,
DOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, previous to taking up his
sidence in Europe the Society Library OF Leo
nard street and Broadway Friday commencing
8 O'Clock precisely. -
DIR. VALENTINE,
Delnesor Of Eccencities respectfully that he
will introduce his Humo,o Entertainment consisting Of
Qvser Quaint, Quxzcal and Comcal Characters embac
ing Fun, Farce Freak Froc Folly and Fobles illustrated
by living portrait, of celebrated known and unknown
interpreted with sketches old
maids comic lectures stage travels women,
steamboat trips Long Island with limitations of the
Hungarian Singers ,chools oratons speeches. &C.
should the eaher stormy, it will come of on the
following Monday rain shine.
Tickets admitting gentleman gentleman and lady, 50
cents. <tsc