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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-28

ALBANY, November 20, 1913.
The Strength Of Parties IN the Nert Leg,slature-
Grounds Of Opposition to Ss,oard-P Probable Re-
peal of the Ne,o Code of Procedure Treat, icals,
&C., &c
Nineteen Of the wing members of the Legisla-
ture OF lSiS have been reelected none OF the de-
mocratlc members have been reelected.
One Of the strongest objections which will be
urged against the election OF William H. Seward
the United States Senate is, that it will have
tendency embroil the South still further with the
North upon the question of slavery IN the terrific
RES of the United States. Mr.. Seward, as have
already mentioned, is particularly obnoxious to The
South his attitude toward the Gordon of southern
States, while he occupied the executive chair of
this State, was so hostile that 1t has not been for
executives Of two slave States upon the subject of
the release OF criminals who had been guilty OF
abducting slaves, and who had fled to this State,
Mr.. Seward was not content with simple refusal
TO comply with the acquisitions upon constitution
al grounds, but he INDUCED in strain OF invectivo
against the South, which was unworthy OF his
high position, and MORALLY offensive to the citi-
zens OF the South. During his administration, Mr..
Seward was so unfortunate as to have frequent
collisions with the authorities OF slave States, IN
reference particularly to the question whether the
rights OF property of shareholders in their slaves
ceased as soon as slave set MS loot upon the soil
of free State.
The policy of General Taylor's admlnistrat
will be TO heal and not to aggravate the divisions
between the North and South and 1t Is not our
purpose to oppose any obstacles to the realization
Of an event go foruitous. But the election OF MIR.
Seward will be opposed on other grounds; eonsi-
deratlons OF vital importance to the wing party
and,the country demand that his election should
be defe ated.
] understand from distinguished member elect
of the Legislature, that strong effort VIII be made
at the next session to repeal the code OF procedure
IN civil cases which went into operation In July
last. I am also informed by one OF the "commis-
sionefs CT the code, who were appointed to reduce
into written and systematic code the whole body
OF the law of this state, Nc, that the code to be
reported in part by them to the next Legislature VIII
have the effect TO annul and destroy many OF the
important articles and PROVISIONS OF the code OF
procedure reported at the last session. There IL
In fact powerful and organized opposition to- tho
new code, which will develope itself in some shape
at the next session. The commissioners on prac-
tice and pleadings will, however, be prompt in re.
porting the second part Of the new code, which win
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WM l. SHAW JAMAICA ROAD ADJOINING THE
w Union Race Courte) would inform the public that his
house Mt all times supplied with abundance subsanas
and dsc cies to suit the most asdous epeure and
quality as cannot fail Of giving satisfaction to whomsoever may
homer bs house with visit lie will them on
sr way rejoicing MT Sullivan an0 his attendaA made
Ing preparatory his fight with H the hackers and
OILERS in the result Of the fight anxious TO sec
sullivan from time to time who BY the way always happy to
meet his fends the rdergned pledges himself have on
band At a, times bouptul supply Of all that the market af
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A ,RowD-"LooK wsAT A CRowpl-waAT Tai

A tR0HD.-"L0CK WHAT A CROwD-wdAT Is TdR
N matter l-somebody hurta horse ruaawsy-a sucde-a
murerl-wlat 10 the matter lhow isteestedl Is IL
curious coin fourd while tearing building ia IL
sthnthc divine that going preach lis IL eagle
omc say u,d TO perch the pinnacle Of St Paus
sua political mass meeting devoted to patriotism" poor
man nsht and that other thing whats you ma, call him Us
Jack erhard at the theatre topeht 10
go d leather jevery and mousaebes without the
oner- hn pumy ruhing TO the orera-is it, "sop! stop!
my friend no such matter that you have would cnue
fsc THERE sensible and philosophical motive The crov
'hr-whose action and N f-S
resolve purchase package Of MRS JERyss COLD
ss ohsr throat and lung complaint fferd or
relation bee recmmcndedH scd wholesale reta by MRS
JthvlS, Ig Broadway. Of white streef AGENTS.
Ecodtg Co, Boston zetcr Co.. Philadelphia; VIM Taylor
Baltimore, and by druggists generally.
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I Asst WEEK BUT ONE OF THE GRAND HISTORICAL
II NHrama of the Bombardment of Vera Cruz sos Broadway
kbs Garden Moving Figures Ships Steamers Soldiers
Re- real Canon and Bombsher Admttanc cents Cdrop
hafpice Commences Mt 7kWednesday and Saturday after
poonat3 f.'''
COLLYkR's CLASSIC MUSEUM, 252 BROADWAY.-OPEN
every evening this week Performances at7 precisey
Dr. Golfers original Artists their celebrated Living Tabeaux
Mr. Ness will perform ten different
time An efficient Orchestra Illuminated by Drummond
Lights Progsmme changed every evening Admission, rs
contemporaries 80 cents.
NJ APOliEON CROSSING THE ALPS.-THIS GKEAT HIS
~ horcal PICTURE by Delaroche exhibiting Ma.
tenA Academy Of Design Of Broadway Leonard
street. Open from pine AN, until Pm Admission $50
ticketa &c.
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CTRiCTUREs-ITs NATURE SYMPTOMS CoNsEoUEN.
~ ces the rsmed and recipes mode Of detecting and only
permanent cure No possessing the work. need long 10
Troubled with structures fifth COTTON 2 pp Frice 81 My
he had 81 the anti Ms post
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lotaI ''...'... .................. $40 TOO
Mr. Macready, the actor, took portion of this.
under the head of England. His quarrel w,r,
Forrest does not appear to have shaken his fa1tJ,
In the United States; al all events as far az IN
Veslments In stock are concerned.
Mr.. Clifford, our Minister to Mexico, arrived
mere last night Senior Don Luis de la Rosa.
the Mexican Minister to this country, together
W.'H ms iaqy and daughter and suite, consisting
OF Senior Perez GalIardo, under-s.cretary. and
SIX attaches, also arrived at the same time, and
have taken rooms at Wizards Hotel Sepor
M Mosas will address note to the President On
M nIsos a ana ms reception will probably take
OF heiauons during President Pena Pena's ad-
mnstratlon; and to his exertions, in CONJUNCTION
win rtnas IS to be attributed the Successful ne
members Of the cabinet are er-oeirjo me mhers NJ
both houses OF the Legislature and in this latter
position, Senior ROsas exercised great influence
IN bringing about amicabe re- atoms. He is
most simple, almost chIld-ke manner, is a profound
statesman, and one of the first debaters in Mexico.
He is ttavorrably prejudicla towards thus country,
and VIII, OF course, do every thing in his power
exists. Indeed, Mr.. Clifford says, that all tho
public men IN Mexico are well inclined towards
the United States; and the opinions or feelings of
the lepsr1s Is OF no consequence they possess
no weight. Senior Rosas has addressed a letter
to his government, speaking in the highest terms
OF the kind and courteous treatment which he ex-
perienced at the hands of Mr.. Clifford, as well an
from '.the officers and men, of the ship which
transported him from Vera Cruz; and "without
expense" as he expresses it. A similar letter will
be addressed to our government. The seven ac-
companied Mr.. Clifford to this country by invita-
ton. MIR. Clifford looks somewhat bronzed, by
his residence IN the sunny cline of our neighbors;
but we should Judge, from his appearance, that
there is plenty OF good beef IN that region. He
intends to return about, the first of January so as
to be IN Mexico in time for the next meeting Of
Congress-in March, we believe.
With reference to the names of the members of
General Taylor's cabinet, which we forwarded
yesterday, we have received confirmatory accounts,
which place the accuracy of our statement beyond
doubt, as things now stand; and unless some ex-
arise before the fourth of March, the cabinet will
be as we stated yesterday. Put this down as
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QCF- For CRY TRADE REPORT and MARKETS ELSE.
Fourth Page.
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TMPokIANT TO HAIR DREsSRRs.-A HAIR DRESSING
and Bathing esahishme in eligible location in Broad
win fixtures attached for sale may
ebtd siy time between this and the The oon
ero frequented y the fret lass Of yields
some income and VIII be disposed Of very reasonable
Inquire a n. fHAbON 81 Broadway under Judsons Hotel
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nR WHEELER 0CULlsT - GREENWICH STREET
- devotes his exclusive attention Of the Eve ana
orhthamc Surgery Cataac removed in ten day Without
pain on new principal and sight restored Artificial Eyes for
sale and inserted once hours from A. 10 o'clock p. n
References 10 the first families In the CITY
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CMlTBs MINSTRELS ARE AT THE NEW ROOM $50
~ Broadway next door to the Broadway
Eysrng commencing At oclookThs director Of Smiths
hnsels W. Smith, has the pleasure Of introducing
public New York composed Of accessible
the country embracing the of troops
taken the New Room one Of the most beautiful commOdOus
In tswn for the season. and determined from
Amsng other well known and talented musicians singers
his D. C. Abbott late director Of Chrstys Min.
strele r. Carter late Of Campbells Nnstres G. X Sewel
late director OF the Sable Harmons Concert Every Even
during the week At o'clock. Doors O'clock An
Afternoon Concert every Saturday commencing at O'clock
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. n, 1874

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. n, 1913.
Movements of Northumberland end Maready
The Charleston Steamsh,p, &c.
number OF members OF Congress on their way
to Washington, have arrived here, and the fol
lowing are now staying at Harwell's Washing
ton House Hon. A. Felch and Thomas Fitz-
gerald, U. s. Senators from Michigan; Hon. Ru-
fus Choate, of Mass, and Hon. r. McCelIand,
M: c., from Michigan. Gen. Sterling Price, of
Missouri, Governor of Santa Fe, with his family,
and Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler, are also at the
same hotel.
The theatrical excitement in relation to Forrest
and Macready Is soitening down, but they still
have large audiences to witness their histrionio
efforts.
Our fine Charleston steamship, the Columbus.
makes her last trip tor the season on Thursday
next. Next spring, she will recommence her
trips, in connection with new and splendid
stea mshIp to be built at BIreley's yard, Kensing-
ton, for Capt. X: F. Lopez and Mr.. Lincoln, Of 600
tons burthen. Her machinery is to be built by
Messrs Reany, Neafe 81 Co.
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sCog $ PLAT. AUTHORIZATIONS FANCY GOODS
OH Paintings ScJaeob s. Plat will sell this day at q
Plat street. 60 cases Toys by the assorted dno
1oy ard great variety Fancy Goods 90 pair Silver Hair
be- Gold Jewey Hardware Table Knives and Forks
Cutlery &c. Sale to conner at 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-28

STQPPANl HALL C0RNER OF BROADWAY AND
~ Walker street. Grain Co.'S Grand Moving Panorams
Mexico illustrating the Picturesque and Romantic Scenery
that wonderful country and the glorious Campaign Of
American Army under the OF Winfield SCOTT
rom the bombsrdmsnt Of the City Of Vera the planting
the American flag the Balls Of the Monexumas now
ssraay During the Of the picture explanatory
New York Volunteers, who participated in ali battles
Doors open at O'clock The picture will commence NOV.
ing at quarter before eight Price Of admission rs ccntr
children under ten years oa half poe Reserved seats can
be secured ut the office from till IL, and from till Liberal
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+ W. BROWN, AUCTI0NEER- CROTON HOTEL FURNI
Js ture at auction Wednesday and Thursday Nov 10Th and
5Uh ut 10 o'clock at the Cotton Hotel No. I42
Br wn will sell at auction as above BY order Of ssgnecs
oil the furniture comprised in the above com.
pe assortment Of parlor chamber dining room rn ure
tFether with tie kitchen furniture large floor srate
aud vsrou other fixtures Of the houc Catalogues will be ready
on Tuesday
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THE AGENT OF TIE STEAMSHIP FALCON NOTIFIES
passenger leaving for New Orleans Havana Chagres
that Is for them call his Office compete
their about hhs that delay may occur the
ship will positively sail the day advertised The
the Republic Of New Grenada at his Office 26 street.
Freight taken from Monday until Thursday New York, Now
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NOR SAVANNAH-RECULAR IINE-TBE NEW AND
very superior Ocean Steamship CHEROKEE Thos Lyon,
H. from Pier No. a. NJ r. For freight or passage to
SAML. l.. MITCHELL. 1914 Front street.
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HARLEM PARK TROTTING COURsE-A MATCH FOR
S20 milo heats best in in harness. come OF This
P'E as RI oSGa Brooks Colonel Walters
for $780, mile heats best g. c. g. Bar tine enters
g. IN. Lady Eery; J. Nelson enters b. z. Hard Times
WIN. FONNER, Propretor
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~ EW ASSEMBLY ROOMS COSTAR MANSION BROAD
~ way between Spring and Prince sreetaThe Germania
Musical society from Berln Of twenty perform
no9pSs the ladies and gentlemen Of New York that their
ani Farewell Concert for this will take place
on wednesday Evening" the 9th November The
oer OF the Society DESTROYS to make this their last
pains shall be spared to satisfy the most astidous and happy
this occasion The following programme respectfully submit
ted-pARr Ii Overture Guerrero. Lindpaintner Cava.
tina Ms dame Arithmetic Otto; Soldiers Waltz Lanner;
soS fS the THmIss Gns executed BY
l. Grand nusca! Panorama of Broadway, descriptive pot
Pour Lenschow-for particulars Of which programmed
Grand Aria Madame Antonete Otto Souvenir New
sIh wnia C. aenschow The stormiDs of Constantiue.
door, also at all the principal stores in the city Com
nencement at ocloch doors open o'clock No
ment on account Of the weather.
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MO CUBE NO PAY.-DR CORBITr 10 DUANE ST.

No CuEE NO PAY.aDk CoRBIT~, ~ DUANE ST
IN member Of the Royal College o Surgeons London may
consulted in treatment Of delicate diseases No Ions
have had ulcers the body In the
pains In the head and bones Of the legs practice
fourteen yea devoted TO venernl diseases enables Dr. O.
the worst form Of this dae Recent cured in days
Nc mercury used Structures cured in two weeks with
scarcely any psn Ihose individuals who have INDUCED in
certain cstome habit positively be restored TO health
society b. Strangers cautioned not 70 be deceived D
Cohte has not removed Remember ~ Duane oppost
nr Lob
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DANORAhA OF TAYLORs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO 80
popular while exhibited in New York, Frsnkhn
and most ting exhibition placed before
people Open evening half o'clock
and Saturday afternoons At oocook Admission conta
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INTELLIGENCE By The MAILS,
WASHINGTON. Nov 25 Isa8

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, I848.
issue o. Sfoet-Mr. Mansady an Inuestov--7xe
Nee oIer'ean Minister, Mr. ClHmd-Txe
Cabinet, &c. &c.
The amount of stock of the late loans issued o.,
foreign account, during the week ending ths
afternoon, Was nearly equal to the issue Of the
previous week. IT was spportioned as follovs,-
CanaS.' 800 ''''''''''''' 05 700
Erano. '''''''....... 2,00o
az
''''''''' 40Oe
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TABERNACLE-A' GRAND CONCRRT TO SUPPLY
Funds for the erection Of Orphan Asylum the ground
previously granted by the corporation Of
take place on Tuesday evening Nov sth Leader Orces
gnor Rapetd Maestro at the Piano, signor Ba Tickets
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nR RAlJ II, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
- Trestise sc " Greenwich strse Office hours u
ssges will be surprised the rrdty and little iSconyenicnc,
attending their III chiefly however who have su
rcd from certain GLASS Of people who properly
bic services In structure from s Hrs ncipent lie nor
sdyspced snd distressing sgce iron
and very extensive praoet he sdord rarid esy snl
.sdics cure which, he han ground Cor stsrs obsspe
frc~r 10 othes eour~eir twe-ie-
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GUPERl0R ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE
~ 81 auction without reserve Thursday No $50 Broad.
way being the entire stock of Mr. A. vede C. FUTILE
will tell on Thursday at 10 o'clock, the above premises
entire stock Of superior and ted
under the direction Of vrede expressly city
The stock consists in Of and Sofas
and TeeaTees 81 the latest Partisan sye salon.
ditto des DANES, Ladies' Sewing and Rocking Ohars
ard Book Cases Paror and Hall Cbarr Wardrobes Dressing
Buesux Washstands So sde Centre and Extension Tables
PaIor and Cottage Chairs sc Sc Sale peremptory terms
cash. Catalogues on The morning OF sale.
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IS-60 baskets quarts Of this brand choice quality
Champagne Wine, just received Cockre from
Hayre will be sold at auction TUESDAY 18th s
clock, by GERARD BETS CO., within their This in
voice the first importation to this country the celebrated
home Of Thomas Of Rheus and Is put up not so for
show in the style OF the label and foil fidelity care in
preparing the wine solely with the view of introducing into
ths market being intention annual Gales BY
auction, and the quality uniformly the This wine DO
sold rercmpory on four months credit and
Tor by private tract Sam pies be the
subscribers or ut tho auction
AUGUSTA MASON 80 Wall street, up stairs
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-THE PROPOSED EX-
cursion to examine the progress this
wednesday next in the Rochester Captain Cor
ham, TO leave the foot Of Barclay street, at 7 o'clock AM
and the foot Of Hammond street. O'Clock " precisely
The arrangement here tofoe
fine the trip to day. and the boat will proceed further
than will admit OF her return to Hammond street wharf about
~ o'clock and Barclay street after Breakfast will
be provided Immediately after leaving Hammond wharf
and other meals as they DO found convenient All stock
holders respectfully invited, and tickets ill furnished
them on application at the office Of the Company, No. Wall
street. or to either OF the Directors No poponement will
take ace unless actually rains ground shall
then be covered with snow. BY order Of the Board.
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" Cha Tuesday Evening Novemb % will be presented
an entirely new romantic tale Of chivary, the TWIN
BktTHERS-Regnald de lanoy. Mr. Mcfarland; Edmund
Wilton Mr. Richardson Wild Man. Garfield; Baroness Dc
LAno, Mrs Woodwsrd Amer which. the INVISIBLE PRINCE
bella. Mrs. @ Chapman Exqustlttepet Miss Miles To con-
oude with the romantic the SPIRIT OF THE WA
TIE RS-Sir nuldebrand Mr. Mcfarland Rudolph Mr. Pardey
opdine Miss T. Mestays Oinda Mrs herwood Doors open
ut "a, curtain rises att Boxes 25c; Pit, I2xo.
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CoAL-I AM DIsCHARCINo. EVERY DAY TuIs WEEK.
~ the teb red nsh COAL for thce low prcee delivered
boats Nut - Is; stove ard en-, 81 10 portion
PETER CLINTON, King and Greenwich strcStA
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nR GREGORY HAS BEEN TWENTY YEARS IN THE
- treatment Of Private Dsca,es II You want speedy
Perfect without inconvenici charge diet az pu
suit call him pt 2 Church fet st hour Of the day or
evening at his private consulting N oms
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M EcHANICg HALL, NO AZ BROADWAY, BETWEEN

M ECHANICE HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY BETWEEN
lv1 Grand and Broome streets on Monday Oct
3D. and will continue night until
week Of the opnirg The orgpaland weknown CHRIsTYS
ME NEGRO MELoDILA AND ORIGINAToRs OF THE
PRESENT POPULAR STYLE or ETHIOPIAN ENTER-
whose concerts In this city period OF ten
months received with such distinguished favor and paro
have the honor Of announcing and
New York and vicinity that they will give sees Of their
Chouses Characteristic Admission Is cents Doors
open att Concert will commence at O'clock An Aternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing O'clock r. NJ under
the management and direction of E. r. Chrsty.
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M
N1 ing New 2S the entertainments Commences 18th PS5
IN BOOIS.Puss n Boots, Mr. Conover kaph Mas Msry
Cannon; Killmany OGobble Fillmore Mr. Niokinson Aft.r
which, ond time In musical entitled
NEITh AND JEANNOT or Il Goa du .ilsge-JoannOt Mr.
After which the buyea entitled JOHNSON SECOND
Marmakuke Snodprass Mr. Holland Woug by obbles Mr.
Conever Cmt ntna Miss Mary Cannon conclude with the
face called OBJECT or INTEREsT9r harmsdute Primrose
Mr holland Doors evsn ct bali ast6ourtan Eisos at
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- e, r,
Dec 6hIn consequence draw back law on GER
lain descriptions espcrf from France ceasng last day
the present the Of the United States
mined for avre direct Tuesday Dec and
berth secured until paid for For freight passage apply
q. III. MARSHALL. Burlinp slin
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d.--P. T. BARNUM, PROPRIErOR'

ing at l. afternoon and evening at half past o'clock
Monday November 27hTe original Gen. Tom Thumb being
on South has consented cvses at the
Ing aeneon and evening" at 1I and 75S o'clock Great
western Yankee Comedian The sable Brothers superb
and ente band Of Negro Singers Dancers Morris
Miss Leslie Hghsnd Mammoth Boys Living orang Outans
dame Rockwell Fortune Teller be privately an
extra charge OF 70 cents Admission WHOLE including
MUSEUM Performances &c. 2 thldreu years
oage and old enough walk alone l front
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DACKETS FOR HAVRE.-SECOND LINE.-THE SHIP
Oneida, j. Willard master, will sail let December
BOYD HlNCKEN, Agenta 50 Wall street.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
~ Issnder will follows-Ieave New York at g. IL l.
81, and on o'clock Leave Quarantine At g. TO- H. and
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I OST-IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN HOUSTON AND
ch.ms.rs street, on Monday night, lsdy. small Geld
Watch OF Wards makel3 jewels The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving desi Irving House. Pawn
brokers requt sted to stop IL II presented.
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NJ LW ORLEANS OPERA COMPANY, AT TIE STUYVE-
~ can't Institute Broadway above Blocker street.
every evening this week Messrs J.. swain j. G. Collins
ford most resrsetrly announce to the Ladies and Gen
las. two years to large and applauding audiences the
nobility having also performed White House. in Wash
ington before the Predent Mr. Clay, other distinguished
citizens they aer themselves that their will surpass
any thing Of the kind which has appeared enter
tarmenis will commence at Monday evening
operate music In Ethiopian particulars Gee
bills The day. Doors open al o'clock commence at
8. Admittar &c rs centa ~'
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M ERGANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.-M8 L. r. A.
l BUCKINGHAM will deliver the Third Lecture OF the
Learning Literature Religion the middle ages
this Tuesday evening at TX o'clock Tickets admitting lady
and gentleman, 80 cents; TO memtcrs % cent?.
THOS. J. BAYAUD, Chm Lecture Com.