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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 139l000 Baltimore and Ohio railroa d
Div. Bonds 7s; shares Bank of Baltimore. 83 10 do
Merchsn Bank ss do do do Baltimore FIRE Insur-
ance 64; 10 do Baltimore aud Ohio raro Co 3d. do Sus
quehanna Canal l2 United States Is of 1867 closed at no
asked. look bids Maryandss closed at 8T asked $50 bid
Baltimore S. Of 1890 at s3I asked 95X bid; Baltimore and
Ohio railroad shares at $50 asked, SIX bid
PHILApELrHIA, Feb 6-Fyrst Board-S25o Lehgh scrip.
DO b, ss 500 SEA 7 IS 1895 ooodo coox 2ooe State
.asr Board-sooo State S. NV. 7aJ 1000 do 3D. 72;
Louisyllle %; 1900 State S. S. ~ 1000 do b 72 100
Vlcksburg l0 80 Norrsown. &C l4 1000 State SIS s3wn,
72k; 1000 72k 5000 do b5 7ax Second Board-2Ooo
O. 90 ssA: 7os 90 67 Io0 500 Lehigh nav coal scrip,
49, 100 6s 37L After B0drd-l000 6s 81, l00H 500
Lehign Nav Mort 6s Say; Pean Bank ao: 10 Vicksbus,
sx; 100 Morris Canal, NT; Is N Copper, 2S.
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Police Intelligence.

tOl1co lnteulXonCcs
Doings before Justice Osborne.-Ths Police ONCE was
rather void Of interest yesterday at the watch returns
The first prisoner brought before the magistrate
white called Catherine Riley, who had tho honor
Of being the beloved wife of ooored gentleman who
In court anxiousy awaiting the decision of the JUS
tcs which would either consgn his fair beloved to the
Tombs restore her the of her dark panion
She brought lin by officer Munscn, charge Of
violently asssultpg black man called Joseph Jacobs,
str king him the left eye violent blow with cart
Tune knocking him down insensible, inHcting
cut the cheek which the dsrkey had bound up
sick monkeys in Gage, from the effects Of the wound.
MMcIrRArE-Wel, 10, what charge have you to
Jo-Judge didn't know weddsr dis woman did any.
thing not; all els child knows is what he's got on
MAoIRrnArE-oface have you any witness who saw
the assault?
OrrcER-No, sir.
Then" raid the Justics, "Cstbarns you can co. e.
no svdsros Is here to warrant my looking you up"
The next prisoner Irish woman called Julia Ro-
Of striking man BY the name Of Thomas Cronan, on
the head with flat iron, with such violence that the
man was carried on to tho City Hospital, inssnsiee
MAesTRArE.-Well, Julia, what do you say to this
charge!
JuIA.-oh Mu,hsr mush.r dear Judge sure and
bssn killing one another ali through the house and
this Game into the house, In my room drunk, and
which don't like to say before the prssenos Of your
honor Look, your honor whore the villain bit my
hand. Oh, bad luck to him.
hurt and must hold you until We hear more about
him. he may possibly die, which will place you in very
awkward position. Take her down to prison, ofacer
The balance Of the prisoners consisted ofsx vagrants
who each favored with six months imprisonment
Blackwell's Island
Charge Of Grand Larcsny.-Two black fellows enter
Cd the dwelling house No 90 18th street, occupied by
Mr. Cock. Tuesday evening, seized four overcoats
and off, pursued by Mr.. Cook who chased up an
alley way close by when the rascal jumped back
fence and Into 18th street. and subsequently
arrested by officer Moore Of the 9th ward police whose
attention was drawn to the alarm given by Mr. Cook
The four coats it appears worth $50 The rascal
gave his name William Amos, and Justice Merritt
locked him up for trial.
Hall Thieves on the Increase.-The entry thieves ap-
pear to be the the halls Of dwelling houses
robbed nightly. Last night the dwe ng house, No.
ass Pearl street. was entered by thief and three
overcoate, valued at $50, carried Of. The house No.
ol0 Clinton street robbed Of overcoat valued at
sac, belonging to Mir. Beers Likewise, the dwelling
house occupied by Mr. Duryes, In Monroe street,
Rutgers evercoats stoen7 therefrom, valued at
$50 1t is almost time that the policemen caught
Of these thieves. What are they about Where do
they keep themselves?
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Number of through passer gers, 22e,4ol do locomo-
tives g. do passenger cars frsishtoars 0i baggage
cars Q; also an undivided interest with the u and s.
g. and IT, A. and r.. and A. and r.. railroad companies,
say 26I In 65 swhes passenger cars 90 smgrant Ia
baggage, mail and baggage cars Number Of machine
shops /, horses 5.
Average number of men in the employ Of the compa-
ny Iol number miles by passenger trains, 9s7a
do freight and all others, % sal. Total, 72,495.
The annual report CT the Utica and Schenectady Rail-
road Company, for the year ls47, exhibits very fat
terng statement of the financial affairs of that
It is the productive railroad in the State, and 10
equal to any In the country Its dividends have ave-
ragged about ten per cent per snnum and stock
from fifteen to twenty per cent above par Notwith-
standing the heavy outlay last year, In improving the
road and In increasing s engines cars Co. its income
sufficient to give large surplus after paying all Its
current expenses.
Urea AND scHrNEcrADr RAILRoAp.
Length of road In operation, 7s miles
Cost of construction to January l. 1e47 ia 80
Expended for construction Of new heavy
iron track, In ls47. Cos ,255 30
Total. .................$2 S33,3s0 10
Income from passengers was as follows.
I4o 9Sa first Glass; through passengers $3.50 $50 90
263il emigrsnt sI,4ia 90
is7, 2eak through passengers. ...." .$4ls az 90
90 26pta way ............ soOil IL
Total income from passengers .seos7 s2 as
Income from freight. ''.''''s ios ~. ~
". malls. ,..,..,.''ss 2"oil oI
other sources. ...,,,,'s,'' iooiS ~
Total income ~ the ysss ls%'. '>sae.7l4
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uoRsEs HORSES BEING TIE MOST FAITH.

JORsEs HORSES BEING TIE MOST FAITH
fol and useful servants OF the complaints OF these
animals demand his constant attention There none which
the horse than heaves End as he very liza
bic to contract the disease this se.ono The are
Heave Powders dways hand this remedy, besides ITS
being specific for hesses will prevent them, BY its curing
promptly coughs cAarfh colds which lead 20 this
plant. A. II. Cough o., 10 Fulton aes. sole pscprs'
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On Wednesday, 10th instant, RICHARD JACKSON, In
FAINT son Of Thomas and Margaret Jackson.
THE friends and scquaintances are respectfully request
cd to attend the fuuera his late residence 80 Allen
street this Thursday 18th instant without further
tice.
In Muncy township, Lycoming county, Ps Feb. 9th,
MsRcY ELLIs, aged 81 years
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liable 10 b taxed which was made the special order Of

liable 10 b taxed which made the special order Of
the day.
MEXICAN WAR.
Mr.. WILKMs's report ON the Mexican war coming up,
motion made to postpone the same until Monday
next on account ofthe absence Of Senators
Mr.. TAMBLIN hoped that an earlier day would be
named there ceuld be difference of opinion on their
resolution between Clay Taylor the latter having
declared that could he have voted he voted
for Mr. Clay Upon the direct question Of the war; tho
democracy would be agreed.
The report was laid ever until Monday next.
BILLS PASSED COMMITTEE.
To reduce the capital Of the Equitable Insurance Com
pany.
Making appropriations for Sing Sing State Prison.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Progress was made on the bill the formation Of In
sursnce Companies.
After which, the Senate finding that it had quorum
adjourned.
Assembly.
MUNICIPAL COURTS BROOKLYN
Mr.. CRoss gave notice Of bill to reorganize Munich
pal Court in Brooklyn.
Mr.. McCARrHY brought in bill to charter the CITY
OF OsweGo
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
MIR. Bowen introduced resolution calling the
Public Administrator Of New York to report his fees
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The committee of the whole again took up the bill to
incorporate the Troy and Boston Railway Company;
and resolution wasintroduced that railroad companies
could not be incorporated by general law.
Mr.. srAuLpINa opposed the resolution.
Mr.. Coz moved to amend the resolution, so that 1t
should DECLARE that the taking Of private pro-
psrty for railway purposes concerned could not
be attained by generallaw. No question taken.
THE SUPREME
The Chancellor and the old Supreme Court bill
rejected.
WATER BROOKLYN.
bill to establish permanent water line for Brooklyn
was passed in committee
cArsKILL SCHENECTADY RAILRoAD.
Progress reported the bill to amend the charter
of the Catskill and Schenectady Railroad Company
and to increase the capital The bill referred with
instructions that the Railroad Committee report the
esssity for the increase of the additional capital
Adjourned.
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Gold Pens-J. W. Creation q Co., No. II Co
dsr street IN stars STILL their old stand the
false Of other parties BY which the inference would
be dawn thu they had removed They have recently made
great in the style of their aud cases
are selling the splendid art,cle that DO found
In ts market at reduced prices Gold Pens and Cases
Use ST. 81 as 81 So 81 IS, 50, and upwards They sell
superior pens lower prices than others are asking for their
rejected
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UNrEMPERANCE CUREI

REMEMBRANCE CURED BY. MEDICINE-TIP
ping habits easily, speedily and efecuay cured by
the Of Dr. COOKS remedy for lntsmpsranee A few
days ohe medicine produces an alteration in the coats
stomach which Grad The hsnkerng desire for
munts that liquor becomes offensive to the ss taste
smell The remedy pleasant and to take does il
interfere in the last with diet occupation Price 81 For
sale by the ctor az Wyatt kstchams l2l Fulton streets
by DR. White 379 Houston At.
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reduction Of 50 the price Of Gold Pens Just made
Beers Clark rs John street, (up sts) seems not NJ az 20
pease OF their yas but we can assure hem a ,ne
customers like it, We know Of no good reason why we snoud
be compelled tuch prices Tor gold pens
should profits their manufacture and sale be 80 muen
more than on other articles With the low prices oil Beers
Clark the god pen will into genera, use emo al
dealers the article will by the increased demaod moro
than they can lose by reduci prices.
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Hho DreauIuI HesuIt OF Neglect, when you
have bad cold is the Con.umption. Beware Take MS
Broadway, corner Of White street Agents. s7s SIS
br9adway " East Brosdway Lyon, 4o and ssoh Grand
% bowcry and 100 Ave. D. Nelson. Of Caharne
and Madson 2?s Bsseker Guion Of Bowey and
Hmpd; 50 Grand a. Wi!iamsbr,gh Reddps Co. Boston;
Fulton and Atlantic street Brooklyn; Wilson, grocer JeT
soy City; T.. Il. L. Williams. Broad st Newark.
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=
The sensation which created among the Medical
Faculty and h the civilized world hs announce
msnt Of Dr. UphAms Electuary for the cure OF fes
that resisted all former medical treatment has ee9
down into thorough conviction that II positive hna
external internal and also for all diseases Of the ,omson
and bowels such and hsbtua costvere dyspeP
sa liver Complaint inflammation Of the spleen, kidneys,
BLADDER bowels spine; Of the iatestines
Sold whoiesai. ard rcisii, BY WATT KETCHAm, i,l
Fultap g.. Dr A upham 1876 Bowery, New York, and BY
Drussisss 70 nsray the United States and Ca
psda. ..
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were. ....... asa 80 10
Lands, grading building, engines, and oars, g5 90
Amount Of dividends. ................ 100000 90
Total expenses and dividends. sel4 lss 10
Number of locomotive engines, 10; undivided in
terest in IS eghtwhse cars 30 eight wheeled
smigrant, Ia sightwheeed baggage and eight wheeled
mail and baggage cars owned by railroads between Al
baDy and Rochester, lin sl l69 eght-wheeled freight
cars and - four wheeled do machine shop, horses
number of men employed 462 Number of miles
by passenger train i4s $780, Do all Others ls AGO.
Total number Of miles run, $50 900.
A loan to our government is the safest investment
that be made and the European capitalists
satisfy themselves of the fact the better for their ints
rests The Rothschilds with their usual foresight see
thif, and may avail themselves of this opportunity. As
should want part this loan in Mexico where the
Rothschilds have, no doubt, large sum of money,
which they cannot get out Of the country 1t will
be good chance for them to make 1t available.
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ond Pointed Gold Pens made and sold excusy by B.
T. Watson CO. IS William street. and J, Savage, %
Fulton st The Rchslieus sold with unlimited
rantee and IT, at time. the points off proves
Other way in the slightest degree. unsatfctory it
will be taken back, and new pen given. without extra
charge Gold reus Wholesale aud retail Gold Pens from
5Oecns 50 each Gold Pens repaired exchanged-N.
public cautioned Against and
compare the writing qualities the Rcheeun
Pens with aAy 50 pen ia the market.
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Ice antsd 70 furnish the above quantity of clear and
pure Ice. Willie furnished in New York within few days
at low rate To il Brooklyn, WiliamsbuTgh Jer.
isy Gy or hoooksn It VIII be furnished in Of
Post Office giving and address, will receive m me
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Masquerade, Tabaeaux, and Fancy Ball
costume. eharacsr wigs: whi;ssr. nou'.sclys, rnGls
querades ready for inspection at SO Pres and
$50 Broadway the only warehouse where ladies' and
tunes every other article o. o. f. baud or made
up to order yohn George Taylor Costumer VIM Dibblee
hair dress
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
~ Private TIes,se &C. consulted upo q any Of The
street, from to and to PM (Sunday ereepted)
Those who apply in the early stages Of these complaints vii
tho chiefly however those who haye suffered
long from certain class Of psops or otherwise who can pro-
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arcle-Ihe GOODYEAR Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway,
opposite Trinity Church hs on hand large supply OF tih
lug and Sprts ems Boots superior article rcduce
prices No person whose requires him TO be much
the should be without them Also, The nchAnge
bic Gloss Ovcshoe and Style OF Oyershoe oil snpri-
sing finish and durability This warehouse has connection
with any other in this city.
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COLUMBIAN HALL, 265 GRAND STREET. BE-
~ tween FSrsyth aud Eld,dgs -Orsn every night during
Brothers, eight in number will appear this lIhursdsy) eyes
universal satisfaction conssistpg OF Qusrettes
Gee Dances &c Tickets i2 cents Desrable sests
O'Clock,
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CONCERT OF THE GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY.
~ for the Relief of Infigent Widows and Orph.ns, on
Thursday evening, Feb. H. 1919 at 81 Matthew'S Church
fe:e Burg lat GD-Luth.r Chorus s,d Bss, Solo.
The Star Hsydn- Prayer (5ung by The Lsiderkrsn!,
under the direction Of Mr. Hecht )-Kc,n S pas Sole
-sss g. Duet for Sopranos and Chorus. from The
Lobgessne "Mendel.sohn Second rarai, Song for one
Alto dice add ChO Mendessohn. q Solo with horus
from ''St.bat Maern-Rossin g. Chores with Solos tBy
the Lederkranz under the direction Of Mr. Hecht lotto
TOTO, Elijah nMendelsOhn S, ARA for Bass Lord 30
merclful - from the Oretorio st Psui -Msndels.
sohn g. Grand Chorus, Haelujah" from the O,storo.
Messiah n-Hande Concert to commence at o'clock-
Broadway Hoyer SOL Broadway, and Mess Schsrfea'
brrp I.uis Broadway
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CHELTON's AMERICAN BRASS BAND ANNUAL
- Ball at the Apollo Room. tlo Broadway, Friday
ming February l8h 84a During the evening the Band will
appear their and splendd form, which not
pissed equaed by any uniform in this city, and play
several ayorte pieces Of Hu'e Tickets sto be had at the
members of the Band James sh ton Leader NJ 1877 Mott
street, William Robertson. John B. Finayson, John William.
James Hyne. James Harrison David Adler Frederick Hess
Isaac Adler William Terrier Frank sbrne John Abel Will
liam Withers Military gentlemen particularly requested
t,rp in uuif, nm
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,uis are taking place Of sac suits they certainly
well we'll They comprise cloth
pants ancy over coats and coaks 10 x0 esch
bu ~ each Cleaning srd rep,fipg; paid
for gents cothna Nassau aud beehman. Broken
bank bills taken In exchange.
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DOsT OFFICE. NEW YORK. FEBRUARY I6, 1sts.
The United States Mail Steamer WASHINGTON,
from New York for Europe The Mail for the above steam
bruary, o'clock PM The postage be prepaid,
cept letters packets and mailed Bremen
Mail Bremen either for delivery dstributon
may be either with without the postage being
ing half ounce weight cents half not ex
eecdng cents and for additional half
fraction Of half ounce, Is cents on each
paper pamphlet, price current, cents. ROBERT H.
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A CnRD-DR. WHEELER, oCULIsT, RECEIVES
n Patients his residence, 20 Greenwich street.
morning from8 A. NJ to O'Clock PM. after which prac-
ce exclusively devoted families their residences
Diseases of Eye how howe
obstinate they be in their be efectuay etsd
Gated and permanent effected References families
of the highest respectsbily will be those
quainted with him. Artificial Eyes inserted and for sale
L.
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On Monday l4th instant, at st. Patrioks Cathedral
by Rt Rev. Bishop Hughes, MARIE ELIzABrrH We're
RISs PAULINE BrRAuLr, daughter Of Charles 6erauit
formerly Q 1t. Domingo planter, 10 DoNrsco bsorsr
kvrs, Of the Island of CUBE,
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MO CURE NO PAY--DR. CoRBrTT. Is DUANE ST.
IN men Der OF Royal COLLEGE of Surgeons London
be Consulted Of certain delicate diseases
tce devoted to Diseases enables DR.
C. 70 cure the worst form Of hi. disease Recent cured
in four days No mercury used diet bus
ne % cured two weeks with
ly any Constitutional DebilityThose individuals who
have INDUCED certain oathsome habit positively be
stored health and socety Remember 10 Duane street. next
door tn DR. Johusou,s
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DANVARD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi river painted on three miles Of canvass 6s
Jog the IN ss az Ss non
evening" Sundays excepted) Admission 50 cents, children
prcs The Panorama will commence moving at IN o'clock,
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and saur
d.vs o,cl ock
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suits came up, aud day makes them more popular;
they consist Of Cloth Coat Cashmere fans fancy
choce lot OF Over Goats and Coak oach; bust
Gs.. Goats 81 70 ss Cleaning and RsPsrng Cash paid
change. corner Beekman and Nassau streets.
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Ann St, near ths Museum You tho best Boots,
for the price, sold and II astonishing what great
business Jones his Go by selling Boots such remarkably
low prices aud he sells for small profit,
destined 70 do more bushes, than all the Of the
New York, aud the time far dstnLt when Jones'
lite store, at No Ann will fulfil the without
.lnn.La
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THE VALUABLE COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
ofhe Old Masters open to the public from A. NJ TO
NJ Admission Is cents at the Fxhbiti Room oil the
National Academy Of Design 3t6 Broadway.
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DKUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE As LIFE
ID I'm Mexican componron) IeP,,:entsnG the VENUS pE
NEDICfS and APOLLO DE MEDlCIS Open from IN
M 3o6 Broadway pext to Stoppanis baths Admie
tauce
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UINIoN BANK OF DOVER, Y. J.-BlLLS o. THis
~ Bank redeemed BY ne ~ hsyssofore. VAN pVAAN,
Exchange Omos, ITO 0rssavish street.
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Portable Shaving Cases.-The most purta-
ble and he complete article having
every requisite gentlcmsns toilet and travelling
companion invaluable For sale at g. Saunders Son. III
Broadway, few doors above Courtlsndt street
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NoyELTY.-sIGNOR ACAs'
" THO will his first appearance America, the
Tabernacle, Thursday, Feb Nth sgnor Aeas'ro will
perform the the Flute and Piano. Ths follow
the occasonMis, julia Norhnli. Miss BRENT. Mr. Man
and Mr.. Mayer Full Orchestra of the lt,an Opera;
Leader, Sig Rspct, MI Loder the Piano. For psrd.
cuars small bills Tickets be had the Music Stores
principal Hotels Price-Family tickets for three
sons single tickets at Music Stores and Hotels IS
single chets the door Of the Tabernacle ST. Doors
ar PertO 4
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I EARNED CANARY BIRDs-slSNOR sPlNEI 10
city and vicinity his exhibition Of these wonderful
birds chamsd the people Of TIE old world are
now on exhibition The Lecture Room the Society bary,
3i8 Broadway Afternoon exhibition every day ats O'Clock
open evening Monday evening excepcd att o'clock
The performing birds will commence at hapas7 precisely
Admission rs ceuts-Chdrcn half prce
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OPERA GLASSES. FANS-FREDERICK A. WOOD.
~ WORTH, gas Broadway. opposite The Broadway Thea
has received by the late arrivals assortment OF Ope-
Glasses manufactured order and Of the desblc
patterns Also, two csses PLAN and cut bone stick Esps
and inch white coored aud silver paper which will be
offered to the trade small advance on the cost Of i'm
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ton their Of PEN Pocket and Sportsmens
Knives warranted Razors and steel goods &C. Also
for the OF their they have made
rangcment for the repairing Of oil kinds OF utery having
all orders in that will satisfaction IT, Saunders
& Son. III Roadway. Opposite Howard Hotel
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PICTURES on AsTRoNoMY-NEw YORK. 18th

T ECTURES ON AsTRONOMY-NEW YORK, TTH
IL Februay i848. To Professor J. r. Ncbol, L. dear
s-Awae your high repu and ability an asrono-
m,r we hes TO express to Won and that Of the nba
bnts OF the upper Of the city. that you wa, ds
Of lectures Astronomy in some more ecces..u:
Hall than that which you arc delivering your ples11.
course. We respectfully samuel nusse .s
John A. King Teson, RAY iona NJ Wsn1v rsps
Samuel Henry Dickson, Jacob Harvey, w. beneocs ~.
Nchol has the pleasure OF announcing tna "a III
deliver course the more interesting o. ~
and phenomena IN the hspe oil the
ioiysrs Washington square, on the evenings OF tuesday
and Thurdaythe Lecture to Be given on me evening
Tur.dsv I'm n February. at hsLpaN o'clock full
svlIabu Of the b, had the bookstores Of Mess
ILL., Putrs M ISL Broadway, and Keinot, SIS Riosd
wsx where tickets may also be procured Tickets to the
ron,,e a.; admitting lady and gentleman 81; 10 single
lsct 50 cents