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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25
TEUAN RIsING'S ESrATE.

TEHAN RIsING's ESTATE.
Washisios District, Montpelier within and iI ioT said
- UsSELL VALET and FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
~ Executors on the estate Of Tohan Rising late Of War
account for seuemen-Wh il is ordered that the
same be referred TO the s5h day Of May 1913, at ine Pro-
bate Office in said Montpelier for examination and allow
ancej ond that all concerned DO notified hereof, by the
publication of this order In the Vermont Wachman State
Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
may be- that they may sppear and at said time
place. IL they cause, object thereto.
BY order Of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
true copy OF Record,
90 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25

STEPHEN F.PERKIN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at
Washington District IS MOapsSI, within and for said
nAVlD HoLBROOK, administrator on the estate of Ste
~ phen f. Porkin', ate Of Painfed, in said dstrc de
ceased presents his administration for settlement
Whereupon, is ordered that same referred to tho
Sst day of May, le4s at the Probate Office in said Mont
peler, for examination aud allowance aud that all concern.
ed be notified hereof by the publication of this 10 the
Vermont Wachman and Stale Journal, printed at Monipe.
Her three weeks successfully may be- that they
may appear aud said tune and place ii they see cause
object thereto.
by order of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
true copy OF record,
60 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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NoTICE.-The Genuine Uph6ms Elce,uaiy has his writ
ten signature thus A. Upham, NJ. ID. The hand is also
done with pen. Price 81 box
1J-Sola Wholesale aud Retail by WYATT & KETCH-
AM 1911 Fulton Street N. Y. s. p REDFIELD agent for
Montpelier and by Druggists generally throughout the U. S.
apd Canada
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Any would be bitterly disappoined who tho pin
epe mat thoe cannot be too much Of good thing should
ss on moro than Is here in order
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MARKETS ELSEW HERE.
STOCK SALES

BAL rIMoRE. Feb 12-$O10 Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Div Bonds 78 shares Bank Of Baltimore BIZ 10 do Bal.
tmore and Ohio railroad Co s8A 10 do do do 38 United
States IS of 1867 closed 1905 asked I0Ox bids Treasury
1884 BID Msrya.dss clo,sd s5 asked s5H bid Bait.
railroad shares at $50 asked 38k bid.
PHMApELrHIA. Feb: H.-First BoaId-a5 Beaver Meadow
IS; $500 6s g. l00 Louisville Bank "a 50 Vcksburg
TO- S3Re ading a. .dsr Board-i7 Mech end Mining Biz
ptg ~ 900 Wilton RR 27 $50 Morris s. loM $oS Penn.
State So IN Manu- fac Mechanics Bank, 2 $4,000 State
S. S. 72 $4,000 Reading Bonds b3 62k SloOe State SIS b3
r. 100 dDo Bank IS sS s,sco site "a sseeo d
Board 800 6 67 !oo $50 State SIS ms 1000 do "a
u Manuiac Mech,nics Bank a. Alter Board St te
6s 81 loeh; 100 War BOUNTY scrip, SAX 900 City 6 H. 9s
T N hesapE TX -, 90 S2e go Grsd Bank lo l2'
w RK
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Leaving surplus Of. ............. 5000 49
1t appears by this statement that dividend Of 10 per
cent on the capital paid in go b0oOoo) has been de-
clsrcd and paid to the stockholders while the net in
come has been only about s11 per cent the actual
cost Of the road and equipment and while there is
floating debt against the corporation Of about $3.50 O00
The transportation the road is represented ha
wing increased during the last greatly beyond that
OF any previous year both in the local business and that
connected with the Western Railroad.
The renewal of the track with substantial rail-
to adapt the road to engines and the largest
has been nearly compsted aud important improve
ments have been made In the road-bsd in widening the
cuts, and in laying the rails more firmly. The Milford
branch has not yet been completed. The Brookline
branch nearly ready for laying the rails and will
be finished. route for . branch from Holliston to
Midway has been surveyed and found favorable but
has not yet determined to construct It, Arrange
ments had been made for the erection Of additional
freight houses within the CITY, to meet present pressing
demands Of business and large prospective increase
Large purchases 225 00o Of land have been made
this purpose the vicinity Of the freight station The
passenger depot buildings also to be enlarged and
tracks apart for departing trains with for pas
sengers distinct from those which appropriated
trains on their arrival.
large increase has been made In the number Of en-
gnes and cars and further increase has been ordered
These PIGMENTS render increase capital stock
necessary.
The capital stock paid In, Is $500 oO0 and the
present amount Of floating debt Is $747357 The cost
of the road to the present time 10 s3e es9 and of en-
guss and ss45 alternating the total cost Of road
and equipment, s4,iis,6oe
The annexed table exhibits the costs of the road at
different periods Of its progress the gross income,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


HAVANA, Jan. 80 New sugars still in very limited
supply, the quantity in the market not being over
900 to is 600 boxes Purchases made for
SPAIN at 8 rails for white. bk rails for browns
and yelows ~ for Cucuruchos or old sugar, only
very Insignificant trine remains Very little has been
done In Muscovados of which only few small parcels
have as yet appeared and the planters higher In
their pretensons than merchants willing to pay
EXPORTS
From Jan. TO Dec. 81, 1876 ls47
from HAVANA. .5l5.IS BOZ $50
From Matanxss. .........., .295ls5 356 500
Mossses continues ut ~ rails on the spot but very
firm, and at some Of the outports IA rails still
paid
EXPORTS MoLAssEs
From Jan | TO Dec. 81, 1886 ls47
From Havana ............,. .27,73S 35Q5S
From Matanzas.. ..............53 1897 54667
From Cardenas .,............. 6e 95S "a 994
Coffee remains extremely scarce, and none Of prime
quality In the market. Sales are made at S6H T.
Freights Since the charters at f3 for Bremen and
f3 So to Venice named in last report nothing has
been done for Europe has anything transpired for
sugar to the United States while for molasses 50
"a the last rates. and vessels are very abundant
Exchapge-For sterling bills more is asked.
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RAILROADS or THE srArr or New Yonx.
Total. SIS, 325, 4sS 2.3l5. o7s
Deduct Alb.&W Stkbdge i,777.0l9
le.268.25O
-. 8l6,548.469


The increase in the roads during the past
year. has been $ll7s and tho increase in the gross
earnings for the period has been 1851 equal
to about nifty per cent the additional COST In s48 tho
earnings about ID per cent the aggregate
cost of the roads, in s47 they about seventeen
per cent II fifty cent Of tho gross earnings de-
Quoted for running expenses, the net income will
rage about eight and half per cent the aggregate
cost There six hundred and seventy and half
miles Of railroads in this State in active operation
costing on average $27 22b per mile. This is
favorable average than the New England roads, and tho
and net earnings of the companies In this State
will compare very we'll with the roads Of the Eastern
States The expenditures the roads Of this State
during the past year have been unusually large
the old reads larger than they will be again in the
period for many years to ooms and the gross income
hereafter will be larger per cent the aggregate cost
than exhibited in the above statement for the past year.
We have deducted the cost Of the Albany and West
stockbridss Railroad from the aggregate there
returns of the receipts Of that company being leased
to the Western Railroad company and its income in
cludsd in that companys report.
The sixteenth annual report Of the Boston and Wor-
oestsr Railroad Company gives the annexed statement
Of the receipts and expenditures for the year ending
Dec 81, ls47.
BosroN AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.
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Amount of dividends paid July l, ls47, and


Property owned by the company: six locomotives five
swheel passengers cars three 4whssl do joint inte-
rest with other companies in mail and baggage csrs,
equal to four mail and baggage cars, twenty-ssht g.
wheel freight oars twenty i've 4whsel do two wagons
one engine house, machine shop, carpenters
shop, one horse.
Average number Of men employed In ls47 was 90.
Number Of miles run by passenger train was IL 1854;
do by freight train a. 500 The length Of this road s
estimated to be AK miles
The annexed table exhibits the length cost, gross
and net earnings and expenses Of each railroad COM
pany in this State according to reports made to tho
Secretary Of State to the sst Of December in each
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Marr1es1.

On Sunday evening lsth inst by the Rev. Charles J.
Hopkins, Capt. JAcoB 8. WADE, of Newport | to
Miss MELvENA s., second daughter Of Abrsm Floren-
tene, Esq of New York
Norfolk and Portsmouth Va. papers please copy.
On Monday the l4th inst by the Rev DR. Ferris, Al
FRED WRoHr, to LYDIA, only daughter Of John S. Nc
KDbin, Esq, all Of this city.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

Absces 81 Apoplexy Is; Asphyxis. 2; AIophis Bleed
ing q Bleeding from Lungs q Burned or Scaded Bron
chits, Z; Cstsrrh, Il Cancer Casualites Consumption
49, Commissions 49, Group 9; Congestion Of Lungs 81 Cy-
propsy pog.y in the Head .; DROWNED p
Puerper,l Fever kemtent, Fever Scarlet Fever Ty-
phod Fever Typhus %; Fever Conge,ve Hears Dis
nammstion Of Bowels l2 ILLUMINATION Of Lungs 25 nflam'
nation Of Somich, 2; Inflammation Of Liver, Il lntempe
race Narasnnus MODIFICATION Old Age, 81 Palsy Q;
Premature Birth sascIpfus . small Po. ~ Spinal Dis
Age-Under one year, ST. to years "a to 80; to 10
49, 20 22 20 to &c. 49, 30 to 49, 49, 40 10 90 2o DO to SO
A. w. WHIT, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. February 70, l9i8
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are seng crowds come from all they neat so
Pants and Fancy Vests Also Overeosts and Coas 81 to
81 Business Coats 81 to s. each Cleaning snd Dying
Cash paid for genteens Clothing Broken Bank Bills taken
in Exchange. Corner Beekman and Nassau.
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Gold Pens.-Prices Reduced 50 cts. at o

IL ha, been stated advertisement Of Of the Gold Pen
establishments of this city that the Rchelieu the only
Gold Pen depot as John ap stairs. have dozen d
in the market The pens they sci. at 81 so precisely
the the So and made By the
Beers Clarke for 50 cents less than at other place in the
supplied great discount former rates Gold pens re-
paired, exchanged, or repointed.
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sa,iss,iso sa.ias,7s sloea, $50

1t will be perceived that the running expenses have
averaged than hy per cent during the past ten
years. and the cost Of tho road has than doubled
within the past six years. This 10 Of the most pro-
ductive roads in the country.
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COM N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
n1~-AAvv Nah IA

Monday, Feb. I4-6 p. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
most Of the fances fell of fraction At the Hrst Board
Penn 5's declined y per cent North American Trust
u ; Farmers Loan, q Canton, q Norwich & Wor.
cester, u Reading Railroad, y; Erie scrip, Long
Island, u Harlem, u Ohio SIS advanced6, and Read
ing Bonds IA Treasury notes closed at prices current
Saturday at the close.
At the second Board Harlem fell of per cent; Can
ton u, and Farmers Loan, H. There were very few
transactions at the afternoon Board.
The Hibernia is in her seventeenth day, and Is
fairly due She will bring days later news and the
general impression is that the accounts will not vary
materially from those received by the Sarah Sands
There will not be much activity in market until the
steamer arrives and very little then If tho intelligence
should be more unfsvorabe than the last, regards
prices for staple.
The annual report Of the Attica and Buffalo Railroad
company for the year ending Dec 81 ls4 presents the
annexed statement Of the company a. that date -
Africa AND BUFFALO RAILROAD.
Amount expended on construction account to
Amount expended on account in ls47. .lo54s4 SO
Whole cost of construction. ......., SAP 1873 90
Paid for cars and engines to Jan. l.
Paid G' for do do in isi7 ~ $50 10
Total coat OF road and fixtures. $4S7 ,543 33
Total income Of the road from all sources in ls47,
was follows -
rtoa' peo'easehs'" .pio4OIV ~
riV" aio'bhe.. lOVOV w
From united states mall ................ 4500 90
Total earnings Of the road .sla3 $40 "a
To this add proceeds received from sales Of old
BLOCK ............. l2S72 10
Iotai income, 80. go. .$lS6 $50 81
Number Of through passengers in
lsT. ...a....... .ll52s9-fars, o6,7o4 90
way ...., 1880 7,248 IL
Total passengers. .l8O7g9 $l040l ~
Expense in ls47, Of construction, as before
stated. 1900. ....l06Se4 SO
Paid In ls47 for and engines. 1850 90
Paid In ls47 for running expenses. 10000 90
Total expense Of 1s47. ...........". Sl6l,734 80
Amount Of dividends paid In ls47. $1,000 90
$2l6,724 80
Length ofrosd 81 miles and IS chains; length Of
branches about 90 chains.
The company own and have In six long passenger
OF the hrs class three do do I'd class "a long pas
sepgsr freight and baggage oars short wooden oars
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE Richmond
Times Of the 4th inst learns that the telegrapho line
between Charleston and Richmond put in operation
the l2th inst
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and the public The Cedar Restaurant,
Of Cedar and Broadway conducted the same
par. and with the same price. as he late French and
Boiled Joints per plate sd Poultry Is Cd. Breakfast
and Tea-Beef steak Veal Outlet, &c Sd Tea Coffee
per cup. Sd. The cooking will be OF the first order with
walters polite and attentive aud every thing served up
style of and cleanliness which good taste requires
II
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Died.

On Sunday, 18th inst, PHILIP McARDLr, son Of the
late Edward McArdle
His friends and those Of his father.iusw, James
Stuart and Of bis brother in-law, John Buger,
speculy invited to attend his funeral this (Tucsdsy
afternoon, at O'Clock, from No. 90 West Thirteenth
street
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arcle-The Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway
opposite Trinity Church. his hand large supply of Fish
ing aud superior article reduced
prices No person. whose vocation him TO be much
the water should be without them Also, the pchanRca
BILE Gloss Overshoe and style of Overhoe of surpr
sing flash and durability
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Just published the Arstocraey Of Boston, who they are
aud what they are-by who knows them This work wi
make stir contains correct account OF the origin OF all
offend Every one a all Interested in the history Of Boston
shoud read this work II contains much curious INIT
ter Bill essentially different from any thing Of the
kind before Published For sale n Boston by ochks
TO- aud by Redding Co, and In New York at the " Y.
Publication Qee, in the rear Of 81 Nassau street Prics
IN Thrss copies mailed for n cents post paid
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Gold Pens.-JOhn w. Creation & Co., No. IL
Cedar street, stas-Stl at the old stand, notwthsand
the assertions of other parties last Sundays papers,
by which the Inference would be drawn that they had
style of their and cases and selling reduced
prices the splendid articles be found in the
ke Gold Pens and Cases at IS cents ST. 81 as 81 81 and
upward Their lower Pens and Cases
than others are asking for their trash.
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TTNpARALLELED NOvELTY,-sIGNOR ACAs'
- THO will make his first IN America, at the
Tabernacle, Thursday, Feb 18th. signor Aeastro will
perform the the Flute and Piano. TIE follow
ing Vocaists and Ipstume ntasts assist him
The occa,ionIMis' Julia Norhall. Mi" BRENT, MI Man
and Mr.. Mayer Full Orchestra of the Italian Opera
LesJer, Sig Rspeu Mr. Loder at the Piano. For pai-
cuas small bills Tickets be had the Music Stores
and principal Hotels PrceFamy ticket, for three
SO single tickets Music Sto-es and ote IS cts
single tickets the door Of the Tabernacle ST. Doors open
AZ Pc If.rrnan aInrne II q
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Professors announced by Senior Vngu for last Saturday
having commenced account his indspOsition, ha
been postponed until Saturday, 10Th Instant from to
O'Clock, PM, at No. 0 Dey street.
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retailB. K. Watson Co., As William street. ono door
low Wall street aud Savage 90 Fulton street Gold Pen
and Silver Pencil and Pen Cases to be found the city
now made among which III. celebrated Rchseun Pens
the only really warranted the market Gold Pens
ed
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Ann St, the Museum, you get The best Boots
for the price, sod and it is astonishing what great
esq rs got o % ISh
and is defined do more business than all the rest Of the
little store, No. Ann will fulfil the above without
douh
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8 BOOK KEEPING Is TAUGHT AT RENVILLE'S
IA 1nstory Counting No Is Wall street, the stu
dent becomes entirely acquainted with the OF book
keeping and the nature accounts He - enabled TO take
charge Of ASSET q books with perfect ccn6denc. in his ability
adapt himself OF real business Terms
for So which includes psnmanshp and thorough
knowledge OF mercantile arithmetic
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TABLEAU WANTS, OR THE LIVING MODEL
Pearl streets under the direction Of Professor Calico, who
challenges establishment in this city to produce as cor
imitation of Powers superb Statue OF the Greek
Slave the at this Also the polio Brothers, with
gets dances sc Singing Dancing Of
Admission shilling Doors open s. curtain ri,es at
cI..l.r
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SHELTON's AMERICAN BRASS BAND ANNUAL
~ Bail the Apollo Room, 410 Broadway Friday
nng February 18Th 1919 During the evening the Band will
appear their new and sple did uniform which
several fayons pieces Of music Tickets sto be bad At ths
members Of the Band flames sh lton, Leader No 1877 Mott
William Rober John B. Fnlayson John Witham.
James Haynes james Harrison DAVID Adler Frederick Hess
Isaac Adler, William Ferer Frank shrincr, John Abel Will
liam ithers. Military gentlemen particularly requested
to in unlf
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ID me ,s Pea. street .. o'clock eight Boz BE.
%.s. g.
X lot Of ccuS Signs. %hes Table sp,s sS Me-
Ter se,Iss Stove and Pine COaR,e &c sc
nj ORE AUCTION GooDs-F. Wv. F. GILLEY,
aud selling such prices only ready s.e
but a,9p,h AID .nIpts. every one Their AWAY. full
to their sdvsn,age when we say we are selling at .em 20
truth, which !, sometimes stranger than fiction
W. ARE REQUESTED. BY THE sEGR.TAnY. of
w The Committee Of Arrangements for the Taylor Meeting
s 1s'f
the friends IF General Zachary Tay o for the
hereby give notice that the whose names
&c e. 11S S
John Iso
o ard Robert Collins members Of the said club, and
'sIs a. s
,or me and thstnot,ee OF their selection as
and of said on a. NO
'sS
snG with T tn the Si' I'll s.e
l4h February la4a
CLAY IN, MASS ME SyS HERE'S TO YOU; He
friendly the Henry Clay candidate for
ne s: ont Of ra Hi YHst S S h instant. cs
o'clock Tor the purpose Of giving expression to h., wishes
ON thu h Of june
Several e. WI address the
S sowpIGH sa"NIS ss' Coz"
ssH ERE's TO you, HARRY CLAYnIwE, THE
under.gsed having ssss our ram. attached = sa
Military The
o state we
Bieasas F"dsisl Ffss A!e. i pods: GatSs Woodruff,
Sa"s Go i'Gss ''''
WANTED-.sITUATloNs BY TWO REsrECTA
liz. IN.
wGs X, Of .% hG 3.
Apply S can
| VNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, A sITUA.
w on as waiter or TO attend su elderly gentleman The
be-. city reference gwen Apply a'' Washington '''s''
| VVANTED-Two respectable young wish OBJ
tain one as nurse or the ohe,
family The best Of city refer ence can be had At 2.2 Mott
be undertaken.
| WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do cooking. washing and ironing
sncss given Please to call at io Mott street. second floor
WANTEO-A- SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A
hs. had six ia the retail business in Boston"
!a1 n' i%@ that Refer
w lion 90 DO chamber waiting; wilias take
4 @
DAYS.
| w ANTED-A SITUATION AT WASHING AND
w ironing general housewok, in small family by
spectacle home The best Of city references will
be given Call 2t street. between 9Th and 7h the
fourth door east Of 7th averue.
WANTED-A .LADY's MAID, WHO. IS PER.
w fecty acquainted with her business She must be
but perfectly need apply For further
particulars apply to d. the desk of this Office as
Mercer street
WANTED MISUNDERSTANDING. HONEST.
w intelligent active and psseyering one for every
city where there five thousand nhabants and
every county within each State of the United dis
of Of the popular periodicals published in the
slwsy; Each must either pay for the amount Of
bonds the thousand dollars for his honesty
with the public aud prompt the publisher with writ
recommendation of his good character from the supervi
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DENMANsHIr.--MR. OLIVER 3. GOLDSMITH
will receive new pupils every day this week, TO his Dol
lar Writing Glasses MIR q. teaches to all (od and youI
ten lessons Of hour" well formed and rapid style OF
$50 Broadway and asa Grand Hours for ladies at IL
A. M in Broadway, and az NJ, daily in Grand street.
Five dollars See circulars.
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pANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river, painted three miles of canvass BE-
ing the largest painting the World at the Panorama buid'
ing, Broadway, adjoining Niblo's Garden. Open
evening (sundays ercepec) Admission so cents children
price The Panorama will moving at ~ O'Clock,
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and satur.
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W Grand and Brooms .-Crowded to overhowius with
the beauty and fashion Of New York Open night during
the week t1ssp Monday UsaHSsd
q n Chri,ty, f. Pierce: ! Rsynor. G. Abbott Y.ughai
with crowded and highly respectable audiences and
sally admitted to excel every amusemsnt Of similar chae
offered this city Admission IS children under
10 year. half price Doors open ocoei-Concsrt III
Doors open at commence at O'Clock. On Monday
ing, Feb Nth. Fourth Concert the BrOokYn Institute
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DALMO's OPERA HOUsE.--TUEsD. EVEN.
hMG FsspITnpIy PZBsnsaS Of M BUhKE-rIofs.sor
number will have the honor OF appearing in serics Of
their celebrated Grand 1abeaux Vivans and Poses Tas
instructive exhibition that has ever appeared in
august personages Doors open at 81 to commence at ~
ONCE AN to NJ
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A MEXICAN MISUNDERSTANDING PERFORM.
"A every afternoon evening-rs Pelbys superb
Scripura Statnary, representing the Birth OF Christ His
representation of an intempeate Family all in wax the
Of life may be hours every day and
without charge Beside there engegedMas john
TghtRope Dancer Great Western the low comedian
metz Mrs Monei Miss Bernard: Misses julien and Whit,
lock. dancers Mr. Whiilock Mr. Prosser Madame Rock
well, fortune teller. SC. Admission the whole as
Reserved font rests, shilling eacb