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BALTIMORE, Feb. 81, 1919.

BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1919.
Reception of General Iayior at the Relay House-
Pickpockct OPERATIONS Tie Hohnstocks, &c.
General Taylor passed on to Washington last
night, from the West; not, however, without
spending about four hours at the Relay House,
within reach OF our citizens. special train,
comprising nineteen closely packed cars left the
city at o'clock, ard reaching the Relay
House, found the General in charge OF large
committee of citizens from Washington, who had
from the country around had assembled IN great
numbers.
He received the Baltimoreans with countenance
beamlng with pleasure, and continued to address
them for some time in kind of running CONVEX.
sation. He cordially thanked them for the honor
they mad done him In lntenupung him his
which he had undergone compelled him to remain
in his car, Tor he would like to come down and
push about ameng them, taking each and all by
the hand with hearty republican grip
Inc General looks as tough, weather-beaten,
and hearty, as a Western trapper, the numerous
wrinkles IN his face all tending to give his coun-
tenance most happy and pleasing expression
The sobriquet OF Rough and Ready" describes
him exactly.
The pickpcckets accompanying the Presidential
cortege from the West, operated extensively on
our citizens, during the half hour they spen, at he
Relay House. heard Of at least . dozen that Il us
had their deposits removed although most of them
carried them their poe nd over
coats tightly buttoned over them
Inc twin artists, Hohnstoc had third concert
last night, at Carroll Hail. and the house filled
considered by our musical artistes excsng any Of
the great performers who have visited this city
Philadelphia and New York have evidently failed to
give them fair hearing they would not ha 70 come
10 tAls city almost unheralded.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1873.
General 1dyisr's arrival at Washtngton-H

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1919.
General TdWsr's arrival at Washtmgt on-H
Recent Injuries, &c
Inc long looked for and anxiously expecte,
PRESIDENT elect arrived here this evening by tn,
cars al about haltpast eight o'clock The usua
nour Tor the cars Is hafpast SEVEN and long before
that TIME the avenue and the depot were denselv
crowded. The delay In the arrival of the cars
gave rise to fears that some accident had occurred
wnen at length the whistle was heard, and the
first shot OF the salute doomed out. A good deal
of delay was experienced at the depot In gett,nga
passage cleared through the crowd so as to enable
the General to get to his carnage ; and at last,
when he did start, it was with the greatest diff.
Guilty the immense throng was prevented from
crushing him against the side OF the cars Col
Seaon, the Mayor of the city, entered the carriage
with the general, and 1t was then rapidly driven to
Wizards Hotel, followed by an escort of the
Rough and Ready Club, on horseback, and the
whole of the crowd which had assembled to wit
ness the old hero's arrival.
Arrived at Willard's, the soverelgns lmperious-
~ demanded that their future President should
show them the Light of his countenance, which he
at length complied with, and came out on the bal
coRy, hat IN hand. Fr0mthe first moment OF his
arrival the most deaiening cheers had marked
now strongly the people were affected by his pre-
sence; and when he appeared on the balcony, it
was some minutes before order could be restored.
He appeared to be greatly gratfed with his re-
ceptlon, and as soon as he could be heard, said
GENrLEMEN Il am TOO unwsll, even were quail
hed to make you set speech to night am suffer-
ing from . very serious injury Accept my sincere
and heartfelt thanks x the cordial and enthusiastic
reception whish you havs gisen and permit me to
wish health and happiness to each and eli Of you
he then bowed and retired. In passing through
the drawing room he cautiously saluted the Ia
dies OF the house, who there to pay him their
The old gentleman, notwithstanding the fatigue
OF hlskjourney, looked very well. He has an ex-
lremely benevolent look, SUIT at the same time
here are strong traces of determined will about
h nm He is remarkably plain and unassuming in
his appearance.
The following gentlemen arrived In his suit:
Or. Mccormick, Major Garnett, Mr.. Van Allen,
BaylIe Peyton, Judge Winchester, A. G. Bullltt,
J w. Benjamin, il I. Hodge, Mr.. Christie. Col.
Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Peyton, Miss Christie,
Miss Wicklitie, and Miss Johnson, alss form part
of his company. b.
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1arketss

NEw ORLEANs, Feb 20 184Y.
The cotton market Is easier owing TO an advance In
Freiahts The sales amount to 5000 bales. Fork has
siscinsd dollar barrel since the receipt OF the de-
cline ct New York and the North. Mess Is selling ct
$40. po, "a, 81 1910
rbs aour market continues nrm, with fair de-
msnd We notice eales Of 20o0 bbls.. mostly fancy
hyauds at SO to SO 12K Corn IL In good request with
saiss ef 10000 bushels ct $40 for whte and oOc Tor
~slov. or rye some 900 bushels changed hands at
Goo Oats are without change and We notice sales Of
The hemp market 10 very firm.
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PHILADELPHIA

PHmADxLruA Feb "a, 1919
Railroad Acctdent-Ltbel Cases-Fancy Ball, &c.
The mail train for New York was delayed for
several hours, this morning, by two or three cars
running off the track, about eight miles above
Camden. The passengers escaped all harm, but
the conductor was slightly hurt. The baggage
car was detached from the train, and upset dowa
an embankment. The train was taken on by the
engine from New York, which arrived at the spot
during the detention, and passengers for this city
brought on by special engine, sent up from
Camden.
T. r. Calender, an agent of the New York
Scorpion, was brought before Judge Parsons this
morning, charged with publishing libel upon Ma
thaniel Edmonds, by selling that paper The de-
PENDANT pleaded Ignorance Of the contents the pa
Per sold but the Judge said this Ter the Law Of the
was no defence at oil, aud held him in
> 200 ball, to answer the charge.
similar Lcherge, pending against John VI Batlsr
ana aaac g. Ashton, for utterins libel aganst John
n Gihon, was postponed till the last Monday OF
March.
The bill extending the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank was finally passed by the House ct Harrisburg,
this morning The Senate have also passed bills ex
nding the Northern Liberties and Commercial Bank
The large saloon OF the Museum was the scene Of
motley gathering, last evening" on the occasion Of ths
grand fancy ball Of the Mannerchor German Musical
Society The characters Of the greatest variety,
and some Of them pretty well sustainsd; end the Cha
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CO N ERCIAL AFFAIRE.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Feb. 24-6 p. M.
TIE arrival Of the Europa at this port with the mails
placed the commercial community possession of let
ters and private accounts which fully confirm those
public character The advcss altogether are Of the
most satisfactory nature and the effect thus has
been moderate to what must ultimately be realized.
The stock market continues very buoyant, and the
fanciss are moving steadily up. Government stocks
have been steady TO- day, and the sales limited. At the
first board Illinois sadvanssd u per cent; Pennsyva-
mia SIS, u; Farmers Loan, p; Canton Company, y;
Mohawk, III Harlem, Il Long Island, u; Reading Rail-
road 19<j Erie Railroad q; Norwich and Worcester
There very large sales Of all the leading faAcies
The gross earnings and expenditures of the Tons
wan da Railroad Company for the past year. according
to returns made to the Secretary Of State
nexed:-
ToNAwANpA RAILROAD, 1648
Amount received from passengers. ,963 27
freight. ........ 46,3OS 20
mails 6,099 70
other sources. 90 8l7 81
Total income. ..................$2 7s,Iss 10
Amount paid for repairs, engines,
Amount G sp paid for running road ' aSISa %
Net earnings. .................. SIT 1851 ss
Capital stock, $4,000 amount actually paid in'
$7O4,7OO.
Amount paid for the construction Of the road, in
Guiding the purchase oflsnd buildings Materials and
engines after deductng for land and materials resod
up to the 1st January, 1s4s, $e74,se5 SO.
Indebted on account Of the sale Of the credit
OF the State, under the Of May 1910. $780, 900
rosi With heavy rails ................. $4,000
Total indebtedness. .$lo5, 900
There Is due this road, the amount deposi.
ted with the Comptroller under the provi-
s!ons Of the act of May 1910, besides the
interest accumulated such deposits. $12750 90
Other debts due for property sold. .... 31160 65
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1t ls no Joke about them Five Dollar Suits
They conmt Of Cloth Csa Pants fancy
Also general assortment Of clothing suitable for every
station in life from s. to $50 suit Just give ohancs- you
want buy sort Of either for speculation
desire to cell will buy CorRer Nassau and Beekman
streets, Five Dollar Suit Store
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DIR. DOsls Will form MS last now classes Mt
Clinton Hall this afternoon ~ and O'Clock. This
the last opportunity for those who
Lecture and perrin nts this evening.
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Two LRT-A COUNTRY sxAT IN wEsTCuEsTER THE
Country seAt With the Turniure occxped b.
scribcr situated in Wescbeser mile Kngsbrdge
the Albany Post Road equ distant Harlem Hudson
River Railroads For further information inquire
Z. N. BIBBY.
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California Mining Boots, from $3.50 to
81 80 at Jones, Ann st. Fine French Calf Boots
81 o. utuay S. 10; daily busr Boots 81 W; and war.
Ianted to well Boots mad proof
Museum.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


BROTHERS PERKINS ARE PREPARED AT ALL TINES
- TO Tat the shortest noce Suppers for parties Of
Ladies accompanied BY Our private parlor
fine condition attentive servants and rich Bill Of far Odd
Fellows Hail. corner Grand and Centre streets
~ BAND OPENING IN DRY Goods. N. MArHRR OF
~ that far famed Dry hoods Sto l Second st. opposite She
riff being enabled to retire from business offers for sale his excel
lent STOCK store years 70 rum and
good will Of business Possession immediately N. B. The
goods be had at barn and the store full operation
TT>O DAGUERREAN AR1IsTS-THE ADvERrl,EK IN.
vites attention his full Cameras-hey made Of
the best imported flint glass without regard to cost and Of
fered the Artist a low rates really good be
for Star Plates pound Bromne sensitive liquid
pure chemicals, coating boxes, baths &c.
JOHN ROACH, Optician, S2 Nassau st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS REVIEWED EVERY MORNING..
TO LET.

ITO BOARDING BOUsE KEEPERS-To LET THE LARGE
house No ii Barclay street. which be seen from
By note TO No. IL Warren street.
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ID ARNUMs AMERICAN nUsKUM-P + BARNUu MA

RARNUns AMERICAN hUsEUh!-P !. BARNUx. MA
Splendid the afternoon evening
II o'clock Five days longer the Quaker Giant 0Anes
They the largest persons the world The Ganess
years stands nearly eight feet high and weighs psund
hs Giant stands plump eight feet his stockings and wshs
SOY poupdG They be At all hours with Titans
FAIRY Queen Great Western two every after
and evening Last week OF tho Sable
gagged Mrs Jervis Mrs Mcneil Mrs. Avert Norris Mr.
Chapman &c Sc. Admission children years
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FOR Bale.

FOR SALE.
ITO MERCHANT TAILORS-FOR SALE. THE STOCK AND
Fixtures Of Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing
Establishment No. go Greenwish Of Robinson street.
the Washinton Market person Wishing to In
the the location excellent and DO
passed For further particulars. inquire at the store-
DOUBLE nEDiUh PRESS FOR SALE, WITH IRON
oylinder for rollers in frat rate order Apply at the desk In
this Office.
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AUCTION.

AUCTION
II. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER-UNITKD STATES
-. kushets At Auction. n Hoffman Co. will sell,
Tuesday 9th ns IL o'clock at Atlantic Dock Store No Is
Brookyn by order Of the United States 8N United Statss
husket CT which will DO sold peemptory Catalogues
vious to sale.
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AAUhAnaNr>.

QOwERY rHzATRR-YONDAY EvENISc FEBRUARY
~ 10 will acted. for tho time this season the
Aibaoes NJ Gibert Glaucus. Mr.. a. HALF Aedon MT j. n
seYtt LYON Carhe; Apacide.. Mr. Jordan; Mr.
WinanG Miss Wemyss Ioue Mrs wsloot Tho psror
molses wa with NAVAL ENoA oE1ENTS-adm Al
Kingston MIR Gilbert Lieut.. K,nsstor Mr. j. d. Han Miu Nor
timer Miss Taylor After Naval Engagements TRE Mill
Unknown. Mr. Stevens Henry. Mr. a.
Hall Louie Miss Wemyss Boxes 25o Pit I21<o Oaorv
l2He Dsosspen a o. O'clock; commencsatT.
6NHANJRAV NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAN
.MoAday Evening February @ will 70 the drama Of
hr Padey AndreaA Mr. Tltor GanaId Mr. Herbert; Aado
lame Miss hesayer After which NOSE IN CALIFORNIA
hofe Mr. ChsDau s5kssy. Mr. SEYMOUR Mr. Adoiphus
ssrsud Mr. W B hspmas LIE Ms, E. Mesaysr To con
Ton admiral Franklin. Mr. Pard.y; Bill Laokaday, Mr. W.
lhapman Curtis Mr. HERBERT Eugsnia, MS Isherwood.
rike atY.
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CALlk'SDkSNlA


E1CELSOIR ASSOCIATION, PER FIRST GLASS BARK
CLAkISSA for San oman
OF which coed blacksmith state room ia
ao reserved, which will furnish excellent for
twolsdes gentleman and his wife, passengers aso three
other good passengers bertha Various and mecsn
tile professions ably represented in this phys
oan and surgeon OF middle and long experience who b.
cation For shares, passage, or freisht, apply to
JES' UP FOX l78 South street.
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.-TO SAIL ON THE
nrst h,rch-An association to consist 40 members have
purchased the new and fast sailing bark SUSAN Captain
Of SO tons burthen coppered and fastened
nsd up In superior both for comfort venenoe
few are yet to DO had at $500 eAoh including the
AND complete outfit for two Two carpenters and
s%th would b preferred among the number experienced
physician has been engaged Apply board pier r. foot Of
slip ora "a Wall street Meeting hod evening"
at Wesche.er bouse corner of Broome and Bowery o'clock
ITO CALlFORNIANS-WITH AN RXPERIENCR OF Is
years in preparing stores for ss and passengers the
scrber confidently offers his services
the California A. his store had estimates fer
provisions every description for number
lmon to All stores will be suitable packages
to croes the lsthmus for the longer cute and will DO
ranted to keep. A. KEMP. l16 Wall ct N. York.
r. OLD sEPARAIORs-TnOsE GOING TO CALIFORNIA
" will do well to call the of Broadway Park
Place and examine the keroura Gold
tried Machine and tho principles
work successfully.
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vUNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY. RI
tween Spring and Prince streets and the only In this
country conste Of great number Of life Chinc
81 all clsses several hundred Chinese paintings apartments n
houses stores and vessels msdsls Of pagoda temples md
bridges specimens OF Chinese manufacturer thor aicuurs
And mechanical implemcnts instruments Of music
10 Open from nine AN till 10 Pm daily. Admittsnoe 70
oents: Children under twelve. half price.
WALBALLA, Sc CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
Open every evening At and every Wednesday, and
day afternoon at o'clock Extra attractions nights
double troupe of Model Arstcs S6 numberJ will appear
every evening"
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VTNHEY LIKE THE FUN AND MUST SURELY THINK
that they get the worth Of their money, they would
rush in such crowds 10 the Classic Museum, No 75z Broadway
comprising Professor Gulsumes Of vennos Artists
masters Of painting and sculpture OF ancient and modern days
Nothing equal these exhibitions has tSer
America you wish chance Of sight you 20 early
A. the house crowded teor. the
boxes IS cents parquoe SIX Afternoon performances
R. WILLIAMS Manager
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r. WILLIAMS. Manager.

GUNGLS BAND-MR. GUNG'L RESPECTFULLY AN
nounces to the public at the solicitation Of his
that ne play with his band at balls orees
private paruea All applications DO addressed him
at 81 Chambe street.
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CASTLk GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUM-
mer resort can be for Evening
the ensuing For further terms apply
the Once on the premises by letter paid
the prepretors. FRENCH u HEISER
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M ECHANICS' HALL. No.l72 BROADWAY, BErwEKN
l Grand and Broome streets open eyery night during

WI Grand and Brooms Streets open every night during
week-The original and well-known CHRISfYS MINSTRklA
S the eldest In the world he
popular style Of Ethiopian entertainments; whose
this CITY, for period Of years. have bean paonised
They will have the honor Of their nmitb Concerts
om %nu further notice N sroduons - each
new Buesque their Voyage Musical Admission Is oens
Doors open ut -Concert to at O'Clock. An Al
Concert every SatTIday oSmmsaens ats O'clock M
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RRoADwAY CIRCUS. BROADWAY NEAR SPRING ST.
~ Monday syerins Feb % the entertainments will COM
scene Of Umnasc by Mr. sands and hs children together with
performance In the BY hessr Stout Ruggles PeIes
the third time her. with the bqT spOTns csns On
ToRE-Aofc Mr. b. Gardner Wildly AcGowan Mr. Pentland;
Pat Mt HankinG Italian Grinder Mr. W. Ayma Miss Dnah
row Mr. Dan Gardner Admission every Of The house.
n half
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AaOORn RRYn~

u ROADWAY rHKArEE-E. A. MAssHALL. PRorHIH-
new drama, II sse acts Of KATE woobnUfI. on rhs
Nj MoorhOuie Delsno-y Mr. Dyot Nathaniel woodhu, NJ
Fred ert ks; Colonel Burr Mr. SHAW: Nathan Prenss Mr.
Hsdswsy woodhull Mas Tebin; Kate woodhu hra
Abbott nsrha eodhu Mrs Isherwood To conclude with
Mr. vache; Crashcr Mr. Bhaw Ross Mss Rose Tebn Drcs
Circle and Parqpette ~ cents Family Circle % cents Gallery
Eh oerts Door open ham past 8; commence att
RURrONy THEATRE CHAMBERS srKElT-NoNDAY
kvennE February "a, will DO played he KING OF THE
KS Argus Mr. arden; Poe ebake. Mr. Rea; Soyez
ia, Mr. Never 0pon Know Who " Bseuxham; ~.
ments to commsuce with the comedy OF rdE FAST
rocket Ned Mr. Brousham NJ Hushea Mr.. LYNNE;
sy MT ID, milton styl.rk, Mr. Johnston M Brerston,
r sortn eg Lu,cher Mr. hears srapcm M Rea; Scores.
nj fnnhe Bob NJ Christian; Mr. Hurley Betsey
Miss Chapman. Dress Circle Psrquetts oOe; Family Ors
DO. Dooss opep At NJ curtain rses att.
MITCBELLy OLYMPIC THKArRE-MONDA YEveNINo.
~ FEB 20. to commence with LAvATER THE Pay SIOa-
Mr. Nckipson Louise Miss Niolinson. which THE KING
of TIE Argus Miss Clarke ylorizs Miss Phillips
Prince J.mapy, Mr.. Lsvere: After which, FOUNDED ON
FACTS Mr. eieptic Mr. Holland; Captain HArwood NJ Nick.
RALZAkAN AND BADOURA-Buas Mr.. Nickinsop Cana
ralznman Mis- Clarke Jim Sling Mr. Arnold; MAmsune Mas
Cannon; Badoura Miss Phillips Dress Circle 5c Upper
boses xoo: ft rye Door open at 6k oommsncsat7
Josef GUNG.L 'BIGs TO ANNOUNCE THAT he WILL
give series Of Gala Balls 1T the Chinese bly, Rooms
honor performing with his band at the grand Inauguration
grand Public Ball 9th by desired German BALI 2Sth Inau
1st mPlimeniary Benefit Fall to Josef 0ung The 7uads
watzes Pokas &c. performed BY the celebrated band
compositions Of Strauss Guns Ticketr admitting
dollar DO had 1t during the day. at the door
each evening
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Sailing Of tho Isthmus for Chagrcs, &c.
NEw ORLEANs, Feb. 20, 184o
The sesmship;Isthnus salsd to-day for Chsgrss,
with forty FIVE passengers.
The weather Is extremely cold being more intense
than has ever been known this far South.
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LOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFoRNIA-TO SAIL ON TIL
WANTS.


WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
W situation IN private family Chambermad Nurse
to do the general homework small family.
front bafement Receive calls for days.
w ANTED-TRAvELLIN0 AGENTS, TO MAKE SALES
w to the trade throughout the country unyer.
sal use. Apply At 2s Broadway.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN OR BOOK.
w keerer in importing house. by Young German,
has had oevera experience Satisfactory given
Address p T. office of this paper.
CITUATION WANTED, AS MASTER OF VESSEL PRO-
- ceedng Calornia-1he subscriber has filled
with credit himself and aatiaction his
sailed several times through that navigation Hs would
taking charge of vessel chartered by His nautical
character sustained the high
est recommendations Address Sailing Master Herald office.
INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT FREIDIERIKE HOFF
German arrived In this from Texas
In August September last Any information about hor
little and half Old will be thankfully received by
n. r. A. LOFsCBIN, ~ Greenwich street.
GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND FIRSTRATE
business qualifications Injured to hardsps by
toll of most respectable connections and who will
OF Recommendation frsm Of the
ia make cement with senten be Cali
portion Of the fur necessary outfit money
and share the products Of his labor Address r. r. Herald
Office.
ITO MERCHANT TAILORS.-A FRENCHMAN WHO HAS
teen for long time best ablshment
Cutter wishes place in this city Address D. b. Mr
La Vie No. 2Ol Fulton street, New York"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


7 O.OF R-THE MEMBERS OF BROOKLYN TENT. NO.
TO- are notified to meet at their Tent Granada Hail.
18th inst at u o'clock ~ for the Of attending
the funeral Of sate brother Henry The
the order in general respectfully invited attend
s. L. BLAKE5LEE, RS. P.YOUNG, G. r.
NAw YORK, FEBsUARv ~, l549-RMIGRANTS AND
others having luggage left at house, of Liberty
and Washngo requested have within
thirty from date win be cold Immediately afterwards
at public auction to and enable enlarge
my buildinge. HENRY BIEK Of Hambacher Schloss.
w LILLIAN MIDNORE, WHO WAS TAKEN UP ON WE'D
w rssdsy last for grand larceny, is not the William Mdme
OF I'll I'd avenue
NJ oMCE-THE sUBsCRIBERg HEREBY GIVE NOTCH
IN Of their intention to apply tho Of tho Sts
New York during the session thereof for
poats thmsevea and their associates with Of tive mil
lions dollars under the
Nail steamers Company Now York and Liverpool Line for tbs
running line Of cleaners between New YeHk and
Mvorpso In England--yan- IL, l8lD.
EDWARD K. COLLINS,
VS. wETMORE
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TELEGRAPBIC INTELLIGENCE.


Election OF U. 3. Senator from Delaware.
WARRINGTON, DEL, Feb. 2s-sKPM.
An express from Dover brings information that tho
Legislature Of Delaware in joint session to-day,
ior the purpose Of nng the vacancy In the reprssen
ration Of the State in the Senate Of the nitsd States
oocssioned by the resignation Of the Hen. John NJ.
Clayton. John Wales, Esq, Of WILMINGTON, was ohio.
sen to oil the vacancy.
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NALIFORNIA DA0URRREOrYPEa -PEKSONs ABOUT
~ visit California leave their iksueeses
with their ond would de we'll TO call At Bradya Nos and
M Broadway where Of improvements
dions TO his establishment faithful and hkensssss nay
ottAined Ut the shortest notice