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WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1S4S.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1S4S.
Sudden Illness Of Mr.. adams, of Massachu-
sets, &c.
Mr.. Chase, to-day, introduced resolution OF
thanks to Generals Twiggs, Worth, Qutman,
Pillow, Shields, Pearce, Cadwalader and Smith.
and gold medals. Mr.. Adams was in his.seat,
and voted On the two questions, preliminary to
ordering the engrOssment OF the resolution for
third reading. Just as the Clerk was in the act
of reading II again for information, there was
a quick movement eby two or three members
towards the chair occupied by Mr.. Adams; and
in moment he was surrounded by one-tourth of
the members present. "What's the matter %
"Is he dead % ''Has he tainted % &c, was
eagerly asked in all directions The scene was
OF intense excitement, and every one was on his
feet In breathlesslsnxiety to learn what had actu
ally occurred. "Take him out, ""bring water"
said several gentlemen DR.. Fries ge.itly took
Mr.. Adams in his arms, and ran with HIM to the
rotunda, where a crowd soon collected. And
amd this scene, an adjournment of the House
took place.
In the rotunda, Mr.. Adams was placed upon a
sofa. His features were almost rigid as though
Ia DEATH and there was serenity upon his
face that betokened an absence of pain. Mr..
Hudson, of the Massachusetts delegation, and
others, removed him TO the Speakers room
There are, at least, five doctors members of the
House, viz:-Newell, Fries, Edwards, Jones, of
Georgia, and Lord; and these gentlemen were
unremittlng In their attentions. Doctors Linds-
came Immediately. When Mr.. Adams recover
ed his consciousness he inquired for mis- wife 4;
and she was now present In MS extreme illness.
Devanger cupped him, and mustard plasters
were applied, which seemed to afford relief
The cause OF the occurrence was paralytlc
stroke. Mr.. Adams again relapsed into uncon
seriousness; and, at quarter past four O'Clock,
this afternoon, his family physician CDR. Tho.
mas, )said that medical skill had been exhausted,
and that there was struggle going on between
lite and death. 1t is somewhat singular that the
response of Mr. Adams to his name was louder
and more distinct than any we have heard him
give during the present session.
The Senate, participating In the painful intel
ligence, adjourned at the Instance of Mr.. Ben
ton, who made the announcement to the Senate.
,SMr. H,iard has returned to his seat In the
House of Representatives. He was called to
Alabama by an important law case before the
Supreme Court OF that State.
Mr.. Davis, CommIss TO China, left the
city this afternoon for Norfolk, where he will
take passage. FhLlx.
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rs Arrle1.

On Tuesday the Dad inst, at tho Church Of the Mes.
siah, by the Rev Henry w. Bellows, JAMES Com
STOCK, to MARY PHLLIrs, daughter Of Israel Brown,
Esq all OF this city.
Boston papers plesse copy.
On Tuesday. % inst, by the Rev Mr. Creah pastor
of the Allen street NJ. T.. Church, Capt. SAMUEL L.
RonERTs, to Mrs ANN f. OUTLET, daughter of Capt.
James Hart, ell of this oity.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1913. !
10 O'clock, Z. NJ. {
Mr.. adams


We understand from the capitol, that Mr..
Adams breathes more freely, and that his crcu-
Iation is warmer than few hours ago, though
he is still speechess and insensbe. DR.. Tho
mas, OF this city, is. with him. The condition
of the venerable ex-President is such that he
may die within ANY given five minutes, or he
may recover SO as to We some months longer.
Dr. Newell, of the New Jersey delegation, has
kindly provided us with his own personal testi-
mony of the melancholy scene in the House to-
oay and it is as follows
~ 8. HOTEL, Feb 2lst, O'Clock, P. NJ
Mr.. Adams, at about O'clock P. NJ, whilst in his
seat seized with paraytc attack He was borne
of by members him to the rotunds and thence
to the Speakers room. | was With him from the time
of the attack until few moments since He Is gradu-
ally sinking and win probably die before morning He
spoke very indstnctly but by placing my close
bis mouth, was enabled to make out the following
words - want to the officers Of the House'the
last Of earth'I have lost the rest Of the sentence
which terminated with the word, 'somposure.' en-
quired how he felt He said, Very we'll y wish to
see my wife, He attempted to say much more, bu,
his word: became entirely unintsigible. The abov'
the last words which he spoke my leaving the
capitol, and they probably the last Of his life"
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FOREIGN MARKETS

MArANzAs, Feb. TO- Rice. l0H rails; Hour, American
Sl3 $4 lard IL lac; box sugar superior brown OK
s&; common to good, So; Mu.covado, A = Az per
arobe coffee, superior 81 molssses, IL rais
change on the north. q "a premium. Three cargoei
OF RIGS had been stored
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THLsrLE BALL-THs MANAGERS OF THE THIS.

tie Benevolent Association respectfully that the
Second and Last Sail for this will take place at Cass
formerly 70 be distributed among worthy objects Of
without distinction OF The order OF dncinR
according to programme Manager of the Floor Mr. George
Robertson and Asssruts Leader ofthe Orchestral Mr. w liam
Wallsce Bagpiper An has be
made that stages will to and from the Garden until II o.
clock tho usual chstges Carriages w enter the Battery
by ts Greenwich gate Of the opposite
Pearl streets returning, will take up in reverse order The
Inspector Of hacks will be gdy enforce The police
REGULATE Tickets g. 70 admit gentleman AVID two ladies,
obe bad at Me, stoda Dunham's music store No. 3sl
Broadway; FIRTH Hall Ponds store No. 239 Broad
Captain Mclean 81 Walker street snd Of either the
managers, Checks not transferable. A. CAMERON, Sec
re
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HARPs THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
he offh that hev

HARPsI.THE sUBSCRIBERS REsPECTFULLY
nora the Musical Elite of the United States that they
have bseu engaged for the city of New York.
iii the manufacture Of Double Action Harps Their expe
has taught them that the limited sale OF this
trl instrument ha, been principally Of the
exhorbtnt charged for them by
and by the manufacturesaso The subscribers
degn To brns tho Harp into general by reducing the
gus being practically familiar with
they pledge Themselves to furnish Haps that power
aud bancy OF tone superiority Of rouch and elegance
lately imported harp, from the Ne,.s Erards they
with the approved models The subscrbes
ing been called repeatedly to repair Harps made
being Improperly seasoned and selected has induced hm
seasoned defy the Manageable climate affect
lin all they give unlimited guarantee PITT LEW
Y pubshsr Of the Besutie. Of the Opersn and manu-
of Harps Of to 6H ocaves Of Gothic Grscan
Ezsbehan Louis XVIII Francis the t and the Victoria
snd Gecen styles Of Double Action Harp, ofeegau
at the reduced prices of 500.
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onRsass.asd Plsdges.-An Elegant Lat just
csms hand sonsstng Of cloth fock and drss "a
.aonaby made q French es,h sato ss sseh pants cloth
so:ls s.d over co',: with rich Innings 81 $40 beaver
ing Cash paid for gents clothing Of Nassau and Be
men streets Broken bank bills taken in exchange
III. h Jones's new York Savings Bank, at
old No. tsow called No. l4) Sc near the Anne can
Museum 800 20 &c that ia better Boots sod the fol-
lowing ces, than selt 1910 u 500, s soil fine
Boots retail for cash, which enables sell such
kably low prices sell FIRST quality of French calf dress
Roofs - 30 To scoud DO 50 so to 81 French patent
leather Boots 81 My is small hight, and
c0mpetitioni is challenged.
If the gentleman who sent this proof of
the efficacy OF MIS- Jerviss Gold Candy, will leave ad'
with Mrs Jeryis he will colf.r g,eat fayo More
spontsueous thankfuness-Head Nav YoRK, February
l6th 8is De sadaml had very bad cold thought II
would terminate the for some oil your
Cold Candy and before week Over was dow1 20 my
bn.'nsss You humble seryant SAMUEL H. kONps 81
MAN. Sold by Mrs. JGRViS, 379 Broadway corner Oh
White street, and druggists generally IN the city anu
Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers have paid
this branch OF their business ano nave
hand the beautiful and well seecten asoft-
Of pen pocket desk aud sporting knives IN the city
with large variety polished steel goods kazoIs ground
and set Cutlery repaired u. SAUNDERS SUN.
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DARK THEATRE-sANDs. LENT Z CO.'S AME-
rcsa Circus for three nights longer-The fropr!cors
men, for three nights LONGER viz; Tuesday and
will positively close the Company ssve for Boston
Thursdsy Monday hvening Deneft OF M q SANDS when
day evening, the joint ANNiVERS sRY ,F THE BIRTH
DAY OF WhsHlNGTON and Of THE BATTLE OF
entertainment, will be given Wednesday evening, positively
Boxes rs Gallery 2k Private box.s IS each
Children under ten Of when accompanied BY their
at half past o'clock Performance comms-cs at
O'clock n. b. grand afternoon performance ednes
day. aud positively the last
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War 1ntelllgence.l
ITEMS FROM MEXICO FURNISHED BY THE


From the Washington Union
We have had the pleasure of interview with Mr..
Freaner-' Mustang OF the Deua-whose letters from
the sest OF have been read with much grstifca
ton by the country at large and regret to learn from
him that the patriotic of senator Webster Major
Edward Webster Of tbs Massachu.ets volunteers died
between the 20th and 25th uimo at San Angel about
eight miles from the CITY OF Mexico of the typhoid f.
ver which MIR Fresner tells US Is unfortunately orsva-
lent among thu troops Capt Barclay Of the New York
regirnrn. also eied lately.
Mr. Sreaner left the city of Mexico at midnight the
making the greater part Of tbs journey without an
Escort ii met on tho road supply-trsn going from
Vera Cruz TO JalApa, under escort composed Of
Louisiana mounted men and Tennessee infantry
General Cadwslader was in the quiet occupation Of
Tolucs with his brigade he had under oourtmartisi
several priests, accused CT Efforts to produce dasgton
among our troops He WA expected In tbs capital
about the 5th, on business connected with his Depart
ment
Colonel Withcrs, at Real del Monte getting on
smoothly Ia the collection Of arising from the
silver mines in that country-hs position controlling
the mines OF that region Gel Clark marched for Gusr
navsccs rom the city Of M-xso) on the st inst with
brigade composed Of the LIST and l6h Infantry Geor-
ga united battalion, and Lieut. Lovels hshl osttcry
for the purpose OF permanently Occupying and garrison
ing that point which lies about sixy miles from the CITY
OF Mexico on tho great Acapulco road from tne ospsA
to the faciac.
The Tennessee troops garrsoning the post o. the
National Bridge sud new nass, h.,nss jim IN
Crus and the National Bridge.
The brigade Of General smith and Col. wiliams's
regiment OF Kentucky volunteers Is In the city Of
Mexico nsint an effective police All attempts at
disorderiy conduct III the city had ceased
General Marshall ana Colonel Lane, with their re-
spectve commands are at Molino del Rey and Chepul
tepec--Generai Butler commanding this division.
Colonel Rey's brigade Is Mt Tasubsya
The brigade of General Gushing is at San Angel.
THE ATTACK OF col. MCCLELLAN ON TIE GUmLLAs.
From the Free American OF Feb !
The tram leaving Vera Cruz the 3Oh January en-
osmped that night at San Diego. The next day they
advanced, and fred upon by some gusrillAs wAe
were dispersed by artillery and cavalry ater lev
voleys leaving Ave or six their numbsr dead At L.
eoedad the commend OF Col MsClellan was cosey obs
served by body Of gueriss lie artillery tprooeeds
the Pee a1<ssn) was broughtto bear thsu and q
Ne asst ahot they dbpsrssd In sSsat confsea soA t
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CILDERS' GU aRDs-THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL
NJ ofths Company. for the benefit OF MT Garrett Qusck
enbush, will b.. held Friday eyearg February 2on. at
Tamfueny Hall Tickets One Dollar be obtained at No -
spruce street. and Mr. LebaI's book store No Houston
street. and Of of the Committrc Mr. Dodworths
Band is engaged for the occasion j. II. HOFFMAN, Char
M ia LUCAS. Secretary.
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81 Cutlery fancy goods guns, pistols violns &c-Jacob g.
Pat will sell o'clock the Seet'on
lots asoed goods above suitable for country well
chy purchasers. among which IL Birmingham German and
curry combs frying iron weights ill locks rat
spo ns squares hooks and hinges Carolina hoes brass
candesticks shoyes ssnd tongs, drivers FIJI braces
tlcks japlnnery Jews harps homes sup-ndcs
meuesSc Al.o copper aud jpannea powder TASKS single
plated himhles Gaze scissors cards 100 staa
glasses Nos snd hide wbiIs lucifer match
tey-Alsot II o'clock ia Its to suit purchasers 1900 doz
self nd black tip stag white bone partially wood aud
black hanoles which the OF dealers directed
so 1000 DIS and pocket knives and
tfeyery variety suitable for retailers SC Catalogues
rad
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DINGLE's WASHINGTON BRASS BAND.-THE
~ Fourth Annual iary and Civic Bail Of the above Band
viii in1s p,ee At the ApS, on Monday Evening, Feb 2a
mission the Brass Band will perform select pieces Of
Tickets One Dollar be had Of any member Of the
Band, or at Headquarters 81 Bowery.
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COVERNESS -WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY,
situation as resident visiting Goyenes She is fully
qualified to teach French, Music and ali the branches If
English Educaton Any letters addressed D. c. this oce
will met with prompt attention
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HORSES HORSES !-BEING THE MOST FAITH
Ii full and useful the comp Of these
animals demand his aeaon There which
dises the horse than hcaves and he liable
act the disease this the year. owners
recommended to hsves supply of Kirk rides Tatterslls
Ieave Powders always hard this remedy, besides its
being appetite for beaver will prevent them nv its curing
promptly coughs cetsr and colt which -ad 70 this
tors.
noa sALE--THE LOWER SALOON, WITH FIN
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IN sfths eh.,.essts dssfs iolsSAt Jaus psionss, 60
Warysa street NIB All dresses, d theatrical Prcpbrtss
tnads 10 eydss u the shesteAt heussi
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wi da, evening FAB a. VIII be prs.snttd muncsi Es.
!l.vag.nz, entitled The new PLxNET. Tbs New Planet.
Mrs H sherwoot: Mereury, Mr. Conover Jupiter Clark.
Au,u %h Sca me Ey 9ns. RsS
dame KabT Ms Henry Annette Miss Roberts, The FAIRY
NEW YORK IN 1913. Nose. ChautIau; Harry Gordon,
Clark Mr.. MeE9n NJ; Henry Mary Miss ph P, TO
Chanfnu Mad Dupus, Miss Mary Taylor Doors open at
n risesn
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SINGING AND PIANO FORTE-MRS. AND THE
- Misses a'one Ra, mond, pupils of the
European Masters give the above accomplish
menus Terms may be known at their residence 90 Chamber
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r ECTURE ON pHONOGRsPHY-A. r. BOYLE
IL will give ofthe character and claims Of Pho
roarsphy, Clinton Hall Wednesday evening 23d inst
At the close OF the lecture class wilt he formed to
practical instruction in the art Of We btm reporting Tickets
the lecture IS the lobe hsd the ONCE
of the Anslo srou, OF the Lbraan Of The Mercantile Lii
bra Association, the door. Lecture
haEpsst o'clock. N Tcketst to the lecture be OBJ
tanned free OF charge and to the class reduced by the
members Of the Mercantile Library Association by applying
10 he I,brarsp.
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w. BROWN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FUR
n,ure House Furnishing Goods, &c-y. w. BROWN
will sell this day. Wednesday, Feb 2,d, 0K o'clock No
2 Broad by catalogue large assortment ofhsndsome
styles sofa bedeads wash stands easy
cnas, French Goth and bedstesds hair &c
Also, chin, and cIockry plated trays table
cutery. rich cnt glass ware girandoes: Sc &cS
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A NCIENT JERUSALEM OPENS AT ~, ON THE
IA only Of Tuesday Thursday. Saturday, and Su
day, with Mrs Malone Kaynonds Pipular Lecture Adns
reduced 10 IS cents; chld,en and schools half price
Pamphlet and map l21s cents Bruneus Gallery, Panorama
Hall, Broadway.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, rHILADELPHlA.
w BcreGt OF Mr. george And sWedre sdsv. Feb 23,
1913 will be performed the Comoy of the HEIR AT LAW
Dave Dowss, Mr.. Andrews; DICK Dowlas Whestey: Lady
Io eSaeIpde With neT pses wen By NJ andre VS.
Rehng's benefit On Friday tNr. Char mans benefit On
Saturday Mile Blangy will make her first appearance
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A GOOD OLD VIOLIN is OFFERED FOR SALE
IA cheap, Phineas' SteslPen Mandatory, 1873 William

ITO WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTs-.H MI
l. GEON CO, Cloth. Cashmere, and satnet Refnish
No 3l West street, ready the best svle
their the shortest notice The Gold Medal has bsen
awarded By the American Institute for superior osh Rsfe
q. Lngey Co, So Exchange place D. Brigham Co.. so
Pue N. DTwo thousand dollars the
ipsur ooada
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nR COOPER. Il DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William SITS has for the last fourteen years
enjoysd the most eSsye practice in private diseases of
disease; mild in two to tive DAYS
strcursDr Cooper has discovered method BIZ which
weeks with scarcely any pam TO the patient Constitutional
debility BROUGHT on by secret habit INDUCED In By
wsahaesa OF The irbs asa sa o s hack eoaiass oi The
nsss, sse aysssaqD society ssss us~sstsd ersss
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DARK THEATRE-THEP PUBLIC IS RESPECTFUL
y Informed that this ssabs will be reopened for
the Wednesday March LIST The ladies and gentle
Of the Corps Dramatque requested to attend
hessal on Monday the 28h instant II o'clock the fore
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Eoa sALE-rHg LOWER SALOON. WITH FIN:
tse~t sRees, W sASs,
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yNOW BOAT WANTED-ONE OF $50 TO 800 TONS
J. Apply nj No 1859 Maiden Lane
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III RDWARE--PARTNER WANTgD--A YOUNG
man who has had seven ySars experienes in the Real
ing connection tn person who has capital the
of from $4,000 $500 The
with the business all its aud for sold
tools 70 the Mechanics of This city. influence large
of establishment vciatty
bic references gvea charact cpabltv &c.
For hav the capital invest this
nitv seldom 10 be with. Address Hardware Herald
Office
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ROWERY THEATRE MRS SHAW'S BENE.
- F1T-WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 23rd-
Performances will with shakPeae. histor
Ensland Mrs shay; Cardinal Wol:ey NJ Barry; HeSIy
ps. To conclude with the comedy If the LOVE CHASE
Constance Mrs Shaw; SIR William Fondove. Mr. B.llamy
Master Waller &. w. Clarke; Master Wildrake H. Hall
Boxes rs csns Pit and Gallery, l2k Doors
6X O'Clock. Performance TO commence nj T..
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ROY WANTED IN A LAWYERS OFFICE-ONE
ID who plain hsnl. and knows the City. About
sixteen seventeen Of age Apply at Nos Wall street
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pALMo's OPERA HOusE.-WEDNEsD.Y EVEN
ing Feb 23Reduction Of pricesTo all Of the House
% cents-rrofcs,or THEIRS GROUPS of MODEL AR
fists, twenty number WILL have the honor O. appearing
series oil their celebrated Grand Iableaux Vvants and
Pose. asque which ha, been considered the most classical
try, and has been honored by the patronage of the most
personages. Doors at 6E to at TX
,clock q y nthcA nnen from A "A tn T.
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OPERA HOUSE, AsTOR PLACE-wEDNEspAY

~ Evening FEB 81 will be performed the opera of GlURA
MENTO-Manfted, Count OF raormna, Siepor + a. Rene
Blanca, Sgnora Lietti 10 Ross Cos Easa, Sign
Teresa Trg v,esao Of Benevento sgnor se.to Ben,
g,do. Maestro Drettore, Sigaor Bar; Leader Of the Or
cbesra, SIgnor Rspei Chorus Master Sguor c. Lietta
Doors Omen AZ Z performance 10 commence at u o'cock
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w ANTED-.A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED
w Woman. respe cable family. a
do plain sewing Peae call at her place No Rut
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MECHANICS HALL AZ BROADWAY BETWEEN
Nt Grand and Broom: to Overlooking with
the week except Monday Unabstsd success, first
O. " Christy, T. Pierce, Raynor, c. Abbott, + yeugha
with crowded and highly respectable audiences and unver
sally admitted excel Of similar charac
offered in this city Admission 25 cents children under
years half price, Donrs open o'ooch-Concert III
commence nts On Saturday Feb. 26 Afternoon Concert
Doors open at a. commence az O'Clock. On Monday
ng, Feb Ait Fifth Conctr The Brooklyn Institute.
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ITO LET-POsSEsslON GIVEN IMMEDIA TELY-
sma three story house Cham
with his family, which small wish to remain They have
apvate psror furnish Their own he and light give ont AL
tenant which he is allowed Free together with the
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CIRCUS, BOWERY AMPHiTHEATRE.-NOW THE
~ only ti!u;-Mr. Nixon Informs his friends aud he
Feb "a s4s which o'cson the whole company will APP
have volunteered SIX ccwnsN,ssrs kemp Lahorpe Gar.
diner, holland, Williams and Wells will also appear. For
huyf,
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T'AgERNACLE...THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
fully informed that Grand Concert OF Vocal aud Instu
mertal Mrsc will be given the Tabenace Thursday
evening" February 2h 1913 in aid Of the charity Fund Of
iiosnq Pico Mis-. liza BRENT Mrs Jsmesen end Miss
LIBERATED Costa and Dorus Gasher first appearance in Anne
rca) Mr. Manvers and Sigro de Begns the American Mu
steal 1ns ute (who have volunteered their servce and
Grand Orchestra. Musical Director, Mr. Georg. Loder.
Tickets ST. TO be obtained the usual places ofthc Mem
her off he,
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CITUATION WANTED-TH EMPLOYERS OF A
~ youtg I'D of Is, declining business wish To-
situation for him, in Office He dilisent
h ne. and the comper saton need be but small Address
Fox 1904, Post flee
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TENANTS. ATTEND.-A MASS MEETING OF
Il the Tenantry OF the city of New York. will be held
this evening, February 23d the building known the
hhambra, Prince street, Broadway take counse
otber on he pest Oh me steady annual
appointed from each ward at the preliminary
meeting Military Hail. will address and resolu
for the consideration Of the meeting Able speakers will
be enforce them Now tenants all ether and
give at the Ahambra, Monday next. By
order of the Committee
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- Mississcpi river, painted three miles of be
ns 'Ge Gsa pan'ag n tns S9t az me ranorama build
evening (sqadays ercepeo) Admission 50 children
price The Panorama will commence moving IN O'Clock,
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wedne and Satur
days, at O'Clock.
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ITO CLOsEA TRUsT-WILL BE SOLD AT AUG.
ton, by VIM Frank in Son, Wednesday NEXT at 12
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchaoge SAT OF and
desirable and situated Waldsn Ridge. the Tonnes
Ryer and within miles Of the railroad from thence
to Charleston g. aud sayannah. Geo. viii b. sold in 80
lots with the privilege Of the purchaser
require Pamphlets with giving every part cu'ar
be had at the office in Broad Wall street, at time
he fore he saIe