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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
Stock Sales.

BALTIMORE. Jan. Assoc Maryland 6's, a5i4 800 Balt
6 1897 OK; United States 6s Of 1901 closed at s9
asked, 9s bid Is s askec 9s bid: Maryland
asked 95 bd Baltimore and Ohio Raoal shares SIX asked
37ls bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 25-First hoard Planters Banh
Tenn 3o 50 90 Treasury notes 6s 986 $1,000 Lehigh
NJ Loan so so Morris Canal 81 500 Loan s., 1857 80
$500 State S. II; Phidad Bk 1O $3.50 Re adin RR Bds "a
$50 Morris canal 1878 Leigh Canal Scrip s3k 10 Phade
Ihia Bank ITO $500 Leigh 6 54 Reading Rail Road
$1,000 do BIDS GiA $4,000 u g. Treas. Notes 6 3d. so Gart
Bank, 80; 60 Reading Rail Road, ASK.
Dosros, Jan .tth-Brokers' Boards shares Ftehburs
Railroad ZIG; Old Colony Railroad ssx ii Vermont and
Massachusett, Railroad 72; II Western Railroad o4 g.
Western RAILROAD Rights zeci Reading Railroad a5;
do 81 q, :scd ss do SOD 81 do SOD 81 50 East 30.
s.chuse sste So S 1000 Treas Notes ssss
1000 do 3oon Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 63% 1870
63A 5000 90 63 Second Board- shares BOSTON and Wor
ce,ler IA lIosa Ils Reading Railroad 2js; FchburI
Railroad il5l 10 Western Railroad ot 10 lo4k as Ner
Eastern Ralrosd 1885, $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850
637s: joc0 do SOD o e..
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DYEwoops- so tons logwood sold, at So, Dash.
FRurr-ssles Of 1000 boxes of Damaged rsisins were
made by auction including whole boxes at ST. halves do
500 boxes wetdried sold 81 6 and 800 casks of sun
rsisins, at 81 so . SIS 1000 boxes Of Messns lemons
Sold at 81 e7k and 100 do oranges at the
price. 800 bushels Charleston and Savannah pea nuts
were sold at ST. 06x 81 lsH; and 200 casks Zante
currsnts were sold by auction, az sX s1lc months
HEMP-No sales Of dew. rotted were reported. Ten
tons Manila were sold on private terms
HoNEYSsles of Ia bbls. Cuba, were made on private
terms
LEAp-Continued quiet.
MoLAssKs-Good New Orleans for immediate delivery
worth 29c and to arrive, ~ 27kc Small sales Of
CardenAs were reported at % 26c In barrels and
hcsshssds.
NAVAL srosEs-Ths market continued quiet and no
Ons--Linseed-- market was armer, and We note
sales OF loco gals Of English at coo 1000 do at 6c
and 1000 do at 6akc and sales Of 1900 gals Of Amer.
Of selected whale were made at 800. There was
change In other descriptions Of fish oil.
PRoysIONs-Sales of about to 400 bbls Of old prime
pork were made at SO SIX, and 100 bbs mess
At sl So aud to 900 bbs new prime reported od
made of prime, part river and part city In
spection at about S. 934. Lord-No sales reported
prices remsnsd about the same. Cheese.saes Of 900
change in butter.
SALE REAL Estate YEsrERpAY.-House and lot
Cherry street "a by 90 TO- $6750 lot ss Cliff st.
lot 90 d. 81 35O House and lot $40 Broadway 25xlOO
$l2 250 lot b6 Sd Avenue IS 8xl00 So 260 house
is1So house and lot corner Psl and Dover sts
2lx50 So 400 house aud lot Ia sh street. 50 500 do
ll9 do So s00 lot 33t street 7th Avenue $3.50;
de adjoining. SIS each $5,006 do on 18th street,
near 7th Avenue, 25xl4l each, 81 45O each, $4,000
RrcE-No sales reported
SkEp-Saes Of about 1900 bushels rough fax seed
were made Mt 81 IS.
SUoAR-30 hhds Attskaps, common were sold at 81
cts, and 40 boxes brown Havana at 8 cts, months.
SrIoEs so bags Jamaica rimento sold at 9A cents
cash
TALLow continued scarce while prices remained about
the same.
TosAoco Sales Of 100 hhds Kentucky and Virginia
leaf we're made at 3a4n cts.
WHALEBoNE-The market continued quiet
WHsKEY-From 100 to lao bbls State Prison and New
Orleans were sold at % cts.
FREIGHrs-Rates were rather inactive. without
change ia quotations Engagements Of made
to Liverpool at Cd in bulk and Of flour at sgd per bb
and cotton was worth 3-l6d To London and Havre We
heard OF nothing new.
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan. IL, ls1S.-Cotton-The demand
has continued active, and the sales reach 5000 bales
without sny material change In prices. Statement Of
Cotton hand Sept 1, lst7, 20 ,493 bales
do total 4o3,ss Exported to date 900 $50 exported
to-day, 1916 total 500 06a. stock hand and ship
board not cleared, l9i, Sal Tobacco-Not sale Of i'm
portance has transpired, There Is some Inquiry but
bscco-Sock on hand Sept lst7, a. 22o bids ar
rived since to date, ~ 059 arrived day So total,
A354. Exported to date IS 900 exported to-day, 30
total 25,l0. Stock on hand and ship-board not
cleared, 9aa4 Sugar-The stock is increasing Sales
500 hhds taken principally for the West at previous
prices the demand being for medium qusites Molass-
esThe stock on the Levee has been unusually large
reaching about 1000 bb Purchasers took some AGO bo
early the mernng 1T $780, but Afterwards Withdrew and
only some 800 bbls additional we're sold at lSx lsc
The market closes with heavy stock and decided
downward tendency. A good many inferior parcels
have been received which selling from l5c upwards
Flour-The market has finally broken down and We have
to report the following sales 3U00 bills Illinois In lots
at So TO- 800 bos At IS IL from the Levse, and 1000
bbs choice Ohio at IS 26. Corn-Ths market has been
White and Yellow at so to b3c 900 White and Mixed at
500 $50 White at 60c.; 307 Mixed ct 5io; and 3l6
Yellow at $40 Pork-Some 500 bbls have been sold IN
lots at SO 90 but buyers insist upon further reduction
fair demand but at still declining prices sales IL bills
at 5c $50 terces and Oh bbls at 5c 80 tierces at
O.; 1850 kegs Prime at 6ko actual tsre 100 kegs at 6
and 201 kegs ct $40. Also s5 bbls choice on prvate
Pork--Some sa'es were made at sxc for hog round
whisky Offering freely at l9c at which lot Of 80
bbs was sold Freigbts-su American ship was taken
for Liverpool at Nd, one for Havrs ut lc and two
previous rates Londsn Private Bills TO 10 per prsn
BANKERS Bnls IL par cant prsa.; Paris, SO TO 4O
New York. 60 days TO ~ per cent dis do sight 70
per ssnt prem, Treasury Netss, par
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The company broke up very late in the night.
Meeting OF Journeymen House Carpcnt

-
A meeting of the above took place last evening
in the 14,h ward, at Il O'clock. On motion, Mr..
Rice was unanimously called to the chair, and
Mr.. Daman was appointed secretary.
Tia cali OF the meeting was then read and
unanimously approved Of. On motion, it was
Resolved, That a committee Of three should be ap-
pointed by the chair for the purpose of drafting resou
tioDs for the action of the meeting.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed, said committee, by the Char,viz: Albert
Blum, Dnl. ID. Bennett, and Elias Lloyd. The
above committee then retired, and after short
absence, during which an interesting converse
ton topics relating 10 the interests of the
trade was carried on, returned and reported to
the meeting the following preamble and resolu-
tons
Whereas The present rate ofrents fuel provisions SO
being exceedingly high end the wages of our labor
oeedngly low, and inadequate to the comfortable sup
port and maintena ncs Of our families
And, whereas, we have no good reason to anticipate
any material reduction In the prices Of rents fuel
Visions and so forthfor the coming
Resolved That We the journey men house carpenters
Of the city Of New York. will ask and demand on and
after the 10th Of March le4s the Of dollar and
seventy five cents per day for our labor.
Resolved, That one thousand copies OF the above
preamble and resolution be printed, and copy Of the
be sent to each builder Of this city, and two copies
among the journeymen Of each shop.
The which having been read and considered, after
few remarks by one or two members OF the meeting,
were unanimously adopted After some further
sation, the meeting adjourned.
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1t appears by this that the aggregate importation
cotton into Great Britain In lsl7 was within abou.
nine thousand bales large In ls46 The great de.
ncency, or might be proper say the falling
in the supply causing the reduction In the stock on hand
In the face Of reduced consumption from ls45 to
1885, the decrease being 6l3 O23 bales The great diff
ference in the Importation Of the material into Great
Britain in 1916 compared with lsi5 caused by the
short crop In this country in 1916
It Is difficult to form any opinion relative to the
sumption Of cotton in Great Britain the year Is4s
We have doubt IL will exceed that Of ls47; but to
what extent, dare not predict Much depends upon
prices and the ability of our planters to control the
movements Of the raw material In the event of tho
planters holding much have named above
prices must improve the supply will become reduced
to quantity less than that In the market last year In
January sA7 prices for fair Orleans cotton in Liver
pool ruled a.7k 7kd per pound and the last day
December In the same year at ~ Sd Per pound When
prices inflated, spectators took In some weeks
points nearly low yet reached spectators
withdrew from the market altogether.
is hazardous In giving any estimate Of the probs
Bile consumption Of cotton In Great Britain for the year
isis, that abstain from making the attempt II is
etimsted that the total supply Of the material for
the year, including the stock hand December 81 ,
ls47 will be about nineteen hundred thousand bales to
meet the wants Of the trade and exporters The demand
for these osssss In lea, reached sas bales and la
the event Of lie not exceeding that In ls4s the stock
Assa d We Gloss ef We yrsst ys we~ld n sbsvt W
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A CURE FOR COLDs-MRs CARROLLs MEDl
n Gated Vapor AID 5ulphgr Bah s Fulton street. oppo-
Church street ccta cuie for colds coughs iheun,
the changeabe state Of he weather The Sulphur vspor
Bath recommended BY first physicians IS
cure and diseases OF the akin NO danger oil
takiug cold after the of these baths.
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reduce the OF their Boots the day of their
Emu LOT our Trend Young, opposite office, selling the
pest quality OF French Calf Boo for 81 so such sold
~ oer stores for So and ST. he has nice Calf Scwed
noo. ior ~ oo usuny IS her with splendid
men OF patent eahsr Boots Congress Caters Don't for
sol sma profits tho Of friend Young the
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Oil treim is, WITHOUT doubt, tho only proper arr.ie to
pourish and improve tbs hair by chemical process, of
three mouths he gun and offensive smell
trey extracted Lowing its nu,rive qualities uninsured
Being ghty peumed mel her barns dries hair,
article, do IN all when applied the
head. To be obtained only at b RnER'5 La lies HAIR
Dressing and Shampoorg Rooms, $40 Broadway OF
Lsnnard steer.
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The Ricnelleu ninmons Pointed Gold Pen

is sold BY h. Watson Co.. Is William street. and j.
Saas,, % Fulton The Rcheleus invariably
rt I'D II the poiats of anew one will be given
with1at charge Gold Pens Of Description
c sli retail The pens and that others advertise to
Sell az 81 So sell tor 81 IS Gold rens repaired
changed ~. B.-Ihe kicheleu Pen ia sold only above
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STsIC rURE-DR RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE
- Treatise The nature, symptoms denotng ITS exiSence
cons, the recipes mode Of detecting and
only permanent cure No wok need long
he troubled with structure. t'h edition, 3t2 p Price IL sold
b. al book es.s In tbs uated states Sold also By the
author No 90 stree or mailed Tee, IN secure en-.
Post Onse, New York,
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1O1 DR.. La MOTIF FaENCH REMEDY FOR
private dteases This elegan safe, and agreeable
mtdeue celebrated ia Par as IN nfa hble prepari,op
direction Of the Original inv,nto for the purpose OF sunps
perfect and speedy without exposure by numerous e
pl cati Cor the remedies that prove unsnccsn
FMS /, pleasant aud certain few days Sold on
at Isl Flu ton street, Neg York Price So DO tie oioes
ir Sm the countrv post paid, ponctnaly ateE'edto'
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Gold Pens will bear in mind that all makers stamp tbe
their best and the names of or
Cheitnin.n and Other dctit'c%; stamps tho. second
co, No II Cedar street. Zone door from tho Post OF
fcoJ have the rens Of all the hest makers, which they
advertise sell the best in the city, for a. they sell for
81 80 only, and others low IN proportion Gold Pens
paired
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EEFECTS OF ONE INDICATED YAPOR BATH
n on severe coldI was affected snort time ago. with
cold by total loss Of voice-could
not utter words EXCEPT whisper gentleman remarkns
nv Of hnt and speech recommended me to
Mrs CAROLS Vapor Baths Iei Fuon street. telling
quest the attendant employ csne with tbs herbs went,
yau.hed my sthing bee me easy, and nv voice
store Ike this known for the good Of those who be
street, ". "
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-Flour continued dull Sales of
about 1000 barrels Howard street made at So SIX
Wheat continued dull at 81 80 for Maryland reds and
81 SO for do white. Corn-Sales Of 5000 bushels were
made including Maryland white and mixed At &C., and
yellow at $50. Meal continued the Whiskey re-
manned unchanged, and We quote 1t at "a q s5c. No
change In provisions.
ALBANY, Jan 25, ls4s-The markets are more active,
without material change in prices There is better
demand for flour, with sales at S. 81 So IL for prime
Gsnesee The receipts of grain large Sales Rye
ut rs 76c corn at 81 81. The hog market Is
not quite 60 stiff Sales at 80 90 Sc a5, and some
choice lots brought Sc so.
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We are requested 20 say, that the adver-
tsemsnt Of Novelty Hail. Csate rect relative 10 Professor
Calyo, which appeared ia Mondays Herald, the th
anaashesissd and " sawwssatsd xss Of kls meme,
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nILEs. PILES, PILEs-THE CAUsE OF THIS COM.

DILEs, PILES, PILES-THE CAUSE OF THIS CON.
plaiut either external OF internal consists
the with defange Of The
ulness son Of he vessels connected
with aud consequent plethora or fune Of the abdominal
especially Of the blood vesels OF the rectu
section OF the bowels arrangement Of the from
bite the Of drastic p1gaves IN the shape OF pills. or
rwise some ere predspoked this mplsnt, from
cuiar physical temperament Ohes by sedentary and su
deus habits luxurious inempcr e use OF spirlti
drinks ia abort wheyer has Re ldency
10 any way weaken the digestive may be regTded
causes operate by producing bv Of the stomach o'por or
inactivity o. the liver and bowels producing 9feuM cotye
and congested state Of the pohsl CIRCULATION,
finally Piles for which II there no emedy made use o.
te,mns Re in dist essing fsuasDr. Upam's Vege
able Eiectuuv will uuder cure the above
and agreeable pie sant and safe medicine e.
take AK that has used II and they do not tell
you quaed by any medicine 70 The world Sor Ply
ia Faiton retail by Dr. Upham 1876 Bowery New
York and by Druggists g.nerdly III oughout the Uaed
States and Cam das Price 81 a box.
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-Dn KNkE-
I'm. 2ermm Pnysi,,an fifteen var .ssoeni p,I sa
Orcr Phade lphis The OF All deases OF inc has
maladies of delicate and destrpctve ap'n o. youns
sui continues engage Dr. kintens utmost Menuoh ~
ysids whose pisns the most desperate conaonp
depend beng always condu.ed oy W ~ rs
win pro treatment 10 eriey eus'
stranger travelling. supplied moments nore Win
Inc sufficient 10 themselves ~ the most
,sr, pos, sd will ssst prompt sueptoe nssatnef
sarney az Third sad urios nail sarsrs Evm ~
shsvas ~ forul psrs,suls ssstib page OF NE FsAss'
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mature end tetm,n Of Seminal Diseases and other kin.
9cd p nsS,ons Th Hint, to the Young just published by
BOhurss, sihtN1ER co, aga Broadway. Ii must
become stand rd book for beyond all comparison the
grciteU work OF the hind ever before published.
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M EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
Iv1 Signs-Theie letters remarkable Tor Durability
and o the gliding by other article
in the ctywbich briancy is warranted to sa9d exposure
weather They also japanned TO- any col OF th aJ
h, dsaired Orders left at Jones' Beebee Co I2l Fuos
re, will be attended to- The partnership hcrsofors
sng between Mslnhardt Scott, was dissolved os s ISL
Julv " MEINHARDT
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nR COOPER, A DUANE STREET. BsTWEEN
the most diseases Of
msd al man IN New York He the aggravated
r,ses of this disease; mild i've days
strcture-Dr Cooper has discovered method which
he can cure form Of structure in from TO two
weeks with scarcely any paio patient constitutional
debility brought by secret habit nsuged "a by koune
men This when freely INDUCED in beges yspepnas
weakness OF the limbs aud small OF the back coafusoh OF me
intellect aud society cure warranted IN every
.nr.. rhrrrs ~. M crK mad
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who wish 70 reduce th,lc boot bills cheeraly recon-
mend to call friend JONES Ann rect, seis
the first qsality Of French cslt dress Boo 81 s"ccrd
81 co. nice at - So His best French
patent lie thcr Boois only 81 90,
price
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L,OR LIVERPOOL-NEW LINE-REGULAK PACK
the 26lh yanuaryThe and splendid fast sailing
eadias and will positively sail as sboye-he. regular day
apply on board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street, Or to
r. X Collins, Sc South The Packet Shp GARR!Ck
dav
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The commercial revulsion which has been dsas
trous in Great Britain which has Frustrated the
featuring classes and restricted the wants Of
must have, for length OF time, very great influence
upon the consumption Of this staple From se to ls47
only year, the consumption Of cotton in Great Br
tain fell of 453o6s bales, equal to more than twenty
five per cent Of the aggregate in 1916. In the face Of
this decrease in the the stock hand at
the close Of sa 90 s54 bales less than at the close
Of the year previous This result arrived at as FOL
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hundred thousand bales 1t highly probable that the
demand from the above nsmsd will exceed that
of 1877 but prepared to any
"A TO the probable axtent
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Fine Cutlery.-Ihe subscribers have paid
particular attention to tn branch Of their business and have
Of ket. desk and sporting Knives the city
wi large rety of polished steel DDS. Razor, ground
and set Cutler required. G SAUNDERS & SON.
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Portable Shaving Cases.-Ths undersigned
have devoted their attention 10 improving and
fecng full and articles and have hand
arey Of construction most snit bic g the wants q
Broadway, a few doors above Courtandt street
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SECoND ANNUAL BALL OF THE ITALIAN
~ Guards. To be at the Apollo saloon, Mond
ming Jaa 3s 1913 Tickets be had ofany OF the follow
Captain Joseph AvezZans az 9rdge street;
Lieut. M O. Length, Eighteenth conner OF Third Avenue;
Lieut. Auoeh lo Waverly Place: sergeant o. G,annni.
Sergeant Jsmes Lew l0 hrd Avenue
oral NegreIt 236 Water street, Corporal II Giaun,ni, las
Elm Georse Cp,ico. BE ekmsn street. JOSEPH At
Seer A Be- xtree
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Theatrical and musical.

BosroN, Jan 25-Ar at Mcnisvideo Nov 49, ship Bazaar
Simpson New York. I6h brig Treaty Tatem st Catharine,
Sid from Buenos Ayres Nov a. seht Forest for Boston
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MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE wEDNEs.
W day evening January 2eth 1919 the
H1aus MsIs Mis-: Mary laySr Are. Which he dram
Adam Brock; Mr. Holland Eud'ga Mss Mary Taylor Uni
ca, M, Roberts. To DO followed BY THE YELLOW
p ps Bes'wnE Ms. Phip. TO conclude with b, 1f
Chnblock Miss Roberts Doors at sx; curtain rises
O'Clock Dress SO cents a: Pit shilling
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NJ BIOS ALHAMFt SALOON SO BROADWAY,
~ open every pigrtFust week Cf smbeIl's Eihopean
'ernade the dtst If nat r-gro mu.tr,ls
the Uni ed States Nessrs Mesti J. Garter Luke
We. Barry, j. Brao', and nsymond, ~hcse pc lor.
nance Monday the delightful sssfac-
hon Admssn IS cents, children half price. Doors
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JUDGE FOR YOUtSELF.-HUNTEhlA AN Dl sPs y.
sary NJ. Divinop street esabl shed 1888 BY ing
present for the successful Treatment. disesse o.
a secret nature ord tor The sale Of DIR HUNIEkS RED
DROP Ihis the only r'medy earth tnst can
afely be relied thorough cure this boira de We
without nury to the constitution s.d without ae' OF nn
drance FROM when all else have JAILED a c"m
pxiye each wal Twin iu orec
lions whi warranted efeeuaiy cure n all cases. no
matter no loua standing how deeply STATED Ia the yem
with less trouble the p-s and u shorter ~ ace OF TINE
Fnc. per yi,l This tho only place Ia America where
he emit RELY IN the true N'tic'e
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pANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
~ Mississippi river painted three miles of being
the largest painting wold at the Panorama building
Broadway adjoining Nblos Garden Open evening,
lsunaiys eIcepedl Admission so cents children half price.
the Panorama will N O'Clock
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays. at
oc
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BROADWAY ODEoN-ENTRANCE THROUGH


DPinicuxs Saoon-Under the management Of , GAZE
LEY-lncreased spI Of Pete Norris,
The como Methodist Also enR,ged for period the cell
ebated Odon Miaelsoe. with the
Jub the champion dancer Of the world Also Miss
heynaldsOn the celebrated Scotch Ballad sinRer-This
Evening Jan 26th-Part l-Me ,odiss the Eoan
bv Miss anchard: Ventn Sig Va sntni; Scotch
Ballad by Mss RsynaSS,on. Song; Pete Morris Part a
Song Miss eynadson Yankee Polka, rete Morris Part B.
Song, Miss Reynacson Veutloqum, Sex Vslentini comic
Duty fete M 1ris Song Miss heyna dson Part tOteon
Min,es in variety OF soogs Refans, Ounces &c Orehs-
Box so Pa IS Perform
tn commence at half past O'Clock
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NOR LiVERPOOL-NEW LlNE-REGULAR PACK
Of 10th February The aud splendid fast sailing
packet snip GARRIt X Moses Hunt MASTER 10 ding.
and will positively sail above her regular day For FREIGHT
Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street, or to K X colt NS,
No Sc South street. The packet ship Roscius. Capt VIM
NJ Moore will succeed the Genick and sail above her
regular day.
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M USlCAL ILLUSTRATiONS OF SHAKsPEAkE,-
1VA Mr. Lynne respectfully that he will give
second series Of these popular Literary and Musical Entsf
tainmens at the stuyvesant Institute Broadway the
nnrs Of Tuesday and Friday, Feb. and Monday anS
Thursday Feb aud TO- and Monday, Feb. IL Further
ticu!afs will be duly announced Admission each evening
To 3 o'clock
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m BROWN, SrONE SEAL ENGkAVER AND
herald painter 233 Broadway, opposite the Park-Coats
OF arms CESS eyphers &c engraved brass;
monds smethys!s &C. bought the rough or cut any
frm ladies' seals pencil and guet engraved with
arms device; of found and pauted
style from 81 upward Of the United
staos Canada Books Of heraldry kept of
200 900 NAMES Any iafo mation givea in heraidry.