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abou. s15,o Geo On the birmingham Branch. The
income from the branches generally stand about
the same as last year # We exceptthe Broohline,
which this year pays p ct. On its cost and the
business is daily increasing,
The stock market at Boston Is active and gene,
rally buoyant. Money is abundant and the guam,
ti,y n paper in the market small
We give below an abstract oil the condition Of
The State B ank of Indiana the alst Of October
last as made by the branches to the Board Of
Control at Indianapolia Notwithstanding the
Back bol upward Of 100000 Of coin drawn from
its vaults in the course OF last Summer and "A
tumn for notes returned BY me Associated Banks
Of Ohio, 1t viii be seen II was fortified ~-ta
large proportion Of coin aud large som to ITS
credit with Banks and Bankers in New York
subect to sight drafts. The surplus fand j. he4ry
equal TO 40 per cent on the capital stock, Most Of
the branches made per cent dividends fer the
lasf rnonthe
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JAaEs COLE, Aucnoneer VAN
n0SITIVE. SALE OE HOUSEHOplpl

n0SITIVE SALE OF HUUSEl-IVe'I.eg,
4 FTrRNITURF, Silver Ware, Jewelry ard 9es ,s1s&a
n,are &c belonging 10 tie estate Of ars * q.
f dereased 10 he 5d at Auction oy order q ra ans
ernlor-JAMES COLE w1l sell at Auction, ca d. It's
nay Dec -. al 10 O'Clock, al the corner Q! ila-5a
FnTFifure consisting OF large assortment o. MatSaJ
InsbIe and other chairs, Ingram Icarpeis, ma
sofss beds.eads bed and BEDDING, large asss.sd -
nses sg5r yqare Consisting Of spoons
6fbs ot Of jswerY; wear.ug appafs ssg
III. Il kas3 ollie duases together VIA naI'' ci.aJ0s
der ciotfss wurs.ncY=s ari other srtcles' ssoDeeS
vi e regoy or TUESDAY al ue oiuce OF l9 -. Ts4
tal. st 8roo5 81, al Waist 5'e" lt III ar
cash on Is'.5try. In bGrzabe moaey only. tfH
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&, After deducting from this sum the dividends Of
3 in July, and 81 in January, on their capital Of
s4,5oo,o0O, paying the interest on their Bonds
ISSUED, and deducting $lO,5o0 for the difference
betwaen two light and old engines sold, and two
new first class ones to be substituted, and proyd
ing for the renewal of % new freight cars and
TWO platform cars, they have reserved income
Of $4,000. The construction account viii also be
reduced by the s>e of lands aud other stock
about $4,000 on tho lnsiD road aaG increased
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V1RIPLER HALL.-GRAND HOLI-

FTNRIPLER HALL.--GRAND HOLl-
Il DAYMUSICAL FESTIVAL. on tn URSDAY EVE
MING next Dec. l9-Musical Manager, Dit. bochsa.
FOURTH GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
on the European plan OF the famous Julien and MIsad,
and scale Of agufcence SURPRISING that OF last Thurs.
day. which such universal delight TO The four thou9and
who graced the Han on that memorable occasion.
EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAMME, COMPRISING
Hector BsrOzs eccentric and grRndose Overture 10 an
imaginary tragic Drama called by that celebrated French
poet musician the musical Byron OF the age the " Franc
JugesD , ,.
Jullien's Position QuadnIes."
Isbtzkis Scotch Watzesn with bagpipes)
Ardiit's g Cuba Incendy Conuedance." TIRE! hre9
TIE youthful SlilanoIo, .SiGNoRINA LAyiNIA BAN
DIM on the yo9 her ss 81 SPPe Rs96P America
By unanimous desire Of the American public viii appear
in the course OF the evening, ard sing
, The Arab Song Of the Night, lin the Dessrtnl
s. A Duel yin MISS F. DE LUCE
VOCALIST THE, PRINCIPAL FLUTE PARI
of Quartet for four duties,
Founded on the National chaunt Of the Abiho'.
First Time
MISS DE LUCE in various Songs
French Flaeeoet Solo... Monsieur 1s1.e
IRE Third Part OF this exciting entertainment VII con
sisl Of the Buresque Variations on me Carnival VI c.
ice performed BY the fail band, .,,,--
~ in FANTASTIC COSTUMES,
and of Rombergs famous "Ch!idTths 2yilpaol:1 ~
cuckoos rallies penny trumgets Sc &c These 10Y slr
ment. performed IN CHARACTERS, By young candl'
pS snrSdd Orchestra Grand Chorus under the suPera
te9ael % under The immediate direction ofr Bochsa
Floor ard ParQueue tickets, lncudng Dancing IA Lady
snd Genteman 80 cents rrsI aDd second Tree single
ticket fadnitug also on tue noUr) ~ GEMS . DC Tau u
ibs Music Stores Hotels and at the Il all
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Dances, Sir. Whale, who viii be
assisted by four Masters Of Ceremonies wearing proper
s3ss Office In order that ali possible facilities may De
gIyep TO the YoaTies OF the TersPchorea ART More par
tIruIars viii be Issued dit SITS
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ASrHuSY J. BLEEcKga. Auclioneer -
rEHP T-SIEEtS Sal Z Gk % VALlhs

ASTEUNY J. BLEEChkh, huttIOAI.,. n .
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF % VALeaa.,
4 Bile WILLIAMSBU RGH BUILDING, LJ ttsyas.
AUCTION-ANTHONY BLgECKEk VII ~, se ,llS n
ton on THURSDAY December ls5 ~; ~ , ~ re
the Rea. Estate Sales Rooms brosl.'. VIC
vsusl. property uy order 81 The trustees ". : r.
WiLLtAasBUBGH- desirable building ,2tsI3 n
ing in enc body and forming eni5e nlocs OF osE.
cept ots. bounded by Gfsnau1s X Tsf ron, ard og
sia-sts said 9ss being each u sA-' Il '' ioN GU
iOn feet ia depth. ,6tt .,,..,a e h,,il4les,1r'
pgsesi oe.s ~ G and others favorable opporp 4
maze a and probable 5s.1 a bond 9 s5g go
i e, and f1rtker particulars apply TO the AEsq5sI
BrOsd-s1. Nt~''I
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last month";


This Bank has been well managed-its notes
are freely taken and sought for throughout the
Western and South. w estern States The
Branches as to stock and dividends are as dis
tinct as if they were different corporations, are
pro rata liable for each Other and all are underline
absolute control Of the State Board, which meets
quarterly, Or ofener if necessary, at the seat Of
Government. This Board consists of Il persons
and the Presideat, Of them aud the President
receiving their appointment from the STAT the
residue from the Branches, each Branch one, usD-
ally the President Of the Branch. Frequent and
searching examinations are made by this Board
into the state aud condition Of each Branch, and
the system is found to work very well.
The Bank of Hamburg, s. c., has declared a d
vidend Of g per share, being at the rate Of y z
cent = annum.
Attempts have been made to form an amicabe
arrangement between the Central and Rutland
Railroad companies as regards the through pas
sengets and freight on both roads, but no arrange
mcnt has been concluded.
The Act passed by the Vermont Legislature
giving the Vermont and Canada Railroad the right
to construct bridge at Rouse's Point, gives the
Rutland and all other Railroad Companies in Yer
mont the right if they deem it expedient, upon
adequate compensation, to widen the path Of the
Vermont and Canada Road from Swanton to its
western ternin and to lay side tracks over
which to run their engines and cars to R0use's
Point, there to compete with the Vermont and
Canada Company. This was done to prevent the
Bridge becoming monopoly, and to throw the
busineis over it open to competition 1t is now
stated that the Vermont and Canada Railroad
Company to whom the privilege of bridging the
Lake at Rouses Point has been recently granted
by Vermont have eitherreiased, or intend to re
fuse to accept the grant.
There was a meeting of the Directors OF tue
Buffalo and Cohocton Valley Railroad a. Batavia
on Thursday They resolved to 20 on with the
work as speedily as possible. The stock from
Batavia to Corning has all been taken along the
route There is to be another meeting Of the
Board of Directors at Bath on tie 7th Of January,
to prepare the road fer letting. 1t is proposed TO
have forty miles from Corning west, graded and
ready for the superstructure by the frstol August
next, and cars running by the first Of October,
While at the same time the work vii oe going
forward on the other sections.
a, Pittsburgh the Money market is moderately
easy
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ADJUSTMENTS


FNHIRD ANNUAL B N EFT OF
L THE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND viii take
place at NIBLO'S on SATURDAY next, Dec. q, 1856
Tire President Trustees and Directors have the pleasure 10
announce The following bill of attraction:
Madame ANNA BISHOP.
Slgnorna TRUFFEBENEDETTI
Mile VfCTORINE FRANK,
SisUora BERTUCCA,
Mile CELESTINE FRANK
Mrs STEPHENS,
TIL RAVE l. FAMILY,
Sif WILLIAM DON. Bart
Mons. LEON ESPINOSA. and the
Grand Partisan Ballet Troupe,
Signor FORTI and
MAX MARETZEK.
ONE ACT COMEDY,
The characters by Nj BROUGHAM Mss MARY TAY-
LOR, ind the Ladies and Gentlemen attached to brough'
HIns Lyceum. And also
ONE ACT COMEDY,
Characters by Sir WILLIAM Don. Mrs STEPHENS,
nnc the Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Broadway Theser,
with the concurrence OF Mr.. I. A Marshall.
Admission 81 secured seats 81 81 Tickets TO be had OF
the President Trustees and Directors Secured seats q!
Nibo's ticket Office Broadway, Thursday Friday and
SATURDAY mornings, from 10 until O'Clock dl8 Ais
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4 A. 4 - a..Icleef.
BANGS. BkoF HER y 20. ~
A9B8OA0NA9.-cest .efsssae-. s'sas agoo ss -,
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nlaArURE ALMAsAc......rH1s DAY.

svs-asss.....7 70 % Nor Rises ga
HIGH WATER.-..-- DEC, b.
s.asy Hook. pa GOV. hand... 29a RsD Gatsl ia
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The Controler of the City edyertises for propo.
sails for loan of $4,000, bearing interest at 2
cent, redeemable in 1870.
The Boston and Providence Road has declared
& dividend Of L cent ehe Worcester Road 81
p cent. The accounts Of this Road show an in
crease Of over $500 per month over the last year
or a total of $4,000 on passengers alone, with a
slight increase on freight, This is over $40, 900
above the highest passenger receipts Of any one
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CITY OF WASHINGTON,
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 20, 1850.

nzMr HEsRr M. LEwIs ofMongomey, Alabama, Il our gen
s travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted by Mr.
u. BRxrr.
f. JAMES, No. i62 South Tenth street. Philade
phia general travelling agent assisted by MesD JANIS
WHprlK WIN III. Weld, II. p. STEM, JoHs CoLLSs JAMES
DErRIss, XIX WELLINGTON ,CHAs. s. HAIL. A. EVANS,
JAnEs CLARK, JoHs w. ALLxs, and r. LocxE.
0y c. W. JANIS, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, 10
travelling for the States assisted by Mess
K. sTu, T. DExT TAyLoRJ w ARMSTRONG, PERRE
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and G. srsiSMAs.
0g-Recepts from either Of the above will be good,
O-voLxsr authorized receive advertisements for
York. Philadelphia and Boston, and receipt for
payment for the
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General Foote being 1--WE regret to say) confined to his
room by Illness and not being able to revise his remarks
delivered in the Senate yesterday requests through
friend TO say that he (r FL did not design to charge
Mr.. Hale with skulking from responsibility He meant
to be understood as asserting only that Mr. Hale nigh,
have offered his amendment yesterday il he had been in
his place. as he was not General r. did not consider
himself pledged to allow Mr.. H. to Offer his amend.
ment except to Mr. Bentons resolution. He wishes this
to be stated to exonera,e him from the charge Of not hav.
ing kept full faith with Mr. H.. seemed to be nsnu.
ated by Mr. Dayton yesterday.
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supreme Court OF ths United states.
MoNpAr. PRELIMINARY IS, 1850.

NIUNDh1t TtUIHufy ~vt fvoO'
c. Daragh, esq, Of Pennsylvania; William @ Wood
seq, Of California; Frederick $. Tamadge. esq., OF New
York John H. Glover, esq, OF New York and Edwin
NJ Stanton, esq, Of Ohio, admitted attorneys and
councillors OF this court.
No O. The State OF Pennsylvania. complainant, Us the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company William Otter.
son, al The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr. Stanton for the compliments and continued BY
Mr.. Stewart for the defendants.
Adjourned ill tomorrow, IL O'Clock.
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pOOKs from London-List No la--Gregoys Mathematics
ID for Practical Men. Enlarged edition vol
sheridan's and Life. Complete In ! vol.
Jacksons Minerals and their Uses. vol, lsfs
New edition, remodelled by Rutherford or
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich so isss
Dictionary OF Scientific Terms. VOL, icss
Francss Dictionary Of the Arts and Sciences, ! vol
Bucbanans chronological Dictionary. vol. -
Pendergas Law (Civi Relating 10 omcers OF inc Army vo,
lsaa -
f;ordops Lunar nd Time Tables. vol, ls4s III.
Iuuous and Tables New edition, 1872
t,aIbrahs Mathematical and Astronomical Tables vol
imported from London, BY .u.,ry r.v,o.
rhaNth
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DIVISION ORDER

Companies Of the District militia Of all arms vii
turn gu, in full uniform military TO the funeral
McNkL, officer distinguished for bravery
patriotism the baves and most patouc OF those who
fought and bIed in American independence The
funeral viii proceed vsg HOTEL at two O'Clock on Tues
day. February The companies will rendezvous IN from
OF that hotel O'Clock and report Brgader Gen
er,l Mason 10 whom assigned command Of the escort
WALTER Jones, Major General NJ. D. Q.
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GRAND Instrumental Concert at Carust's Saloon
The Gemana Musical Society consisting Of twenty nst
peromers respectfully inform gentle
men Of washington and vicinity that they will give their last CON
for the Wednesday evening February a. nj Cars
Saloon Tickets 80 each for the usual Doors
open concert O'Clock For further pacu-
lars small bills.
Feb 2f-A
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ma thai IL was the purpose Of the present dy-
nasty 10 add fuel TO the fame OF controversy and TO ar
raw norton OF the nation against the government that
Il might retrieve lis bankrupt fortunes by raising the
"Union flag The conduct oil Thomas Ewing and
WIN. H. Seward on the Sd Of March-the power given to
free soism and aboltonism in the cabinet-the earnest
Efforts which have been made TO keep alive the free-so
pary--the recommendations OF the California message,
and the labored efforts OF the National Inteigenesr to
conceal from the people the dangers which menace the
country while it was endeayoring, with the spirit of
true Jesuit TO make il appear that portion OF the south
ern people desired to dissolve the Union convinced us
that il was the fixed purpose Of the men in power to
drive the country to the brink OF civil war Tor the ac-
cursed purpose OF retrieving the fortunes Of repudated
party We needed not therefore, the evidence furnished
BY the course OF its organ in Philadelphia to convince us
hat the cabinet are shaking with fear and trembling lest the
honest patriotism Of the people should come to rescue our
country from the imminent peril which hangs over it,
est the democracy OF the North should penetrate
the designs Of demayogues and factionss and stand firm,
as OF yore in defence OF the constitution and the rights OF
the States. Happily The fowns OF power have not awed
the people The democrats OF Philadelphia have neither
been seduced nor terrified, but have forward the
men Of America should ever come forwards and holding
out the hand Of friendship to the South, they have re-
buked faction forbidden dangerous legislation and ar
ayed themselves in defence Of the compromises Of the
constitution We ask the people Of the South to look
the picture presented by the democrats Of Philadelphia in
he Chinese Museum, the 22d February and to con-
trast il with the spectacle which presented by the
wing majority in the New York legislature, when Ged.
des's resolutions, dictated in Washington. were on their
passage.
We cannot close this article without rendering our
gatulaons and thanks to John w Forney the editor
of the Pennsylvania. In the hour Of difficulty and
danger, he has stood fm and he has looked upon the
storm which has swept over the northern States without
fear Now he has his reward for bis hour OF triumph
has come His people have risen up against those who
msed them, and their patriotic instincts have placed
them by his side. Again we tender him our congratula
tons and our thanks.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7th street.
THREE NIGHTS LONGER.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
Tickets 30 GENITAL

THE cAMPANALoGIANs, or BAsp o. SWISS BELL RIsesns
respectfully three only their select and
novel musical entertainments above with change
In addition 10 bell music the concert viii be enlvcned BY
band composed Of Herr Feebeye and his three talent
ed Sons. For full particulars see programmes
Herr Conrad Ffcebershyer musical director.
Price Of admission, Is Tickets the principal
Music Stores Hotels and the door Doors y concert TO
O'Clock.
win also given "Wednesday afternoon ~ o'clock
Tickets FOR afternoon concert 25 cents.
Feb a.
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From the correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce
The Nicaragua Question Settled.

WASHINGTON, February q.
is perfectly certain that treaty has been made hss
between Sir Henry Bulwer and the government OF the
United States respecting the Nicaragua question
friend, on whom reliance can be placed, has seen
the document with all the official signatures attached
Il provides for the restoration OF Tgre island TO lis o
mer owners - "a.
Il fails 10 recognise the proceedings of both Mr. Squ
and Mr. Chafed
il also provides that neither EDgland nor the United
States shall exercise sovereignty or jurisdiction wlhT
the Central American States. -
Ii agrees that Grey,own Qate San Juan Nicaragua
shall be neutral free port, as well as another port o.
the Pacific, al the western terminus o. the route.
also provides that the canal shall be neutral and open
for The investment and transit trade Of all nations uhde
suitable regulations 1t is said the treaty went cut
England in the Europa.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, Feb. Esd, p.m
Call for Union mssfiag-Ar. Ciay's vssOislions caG
fornia fsper.--Ths aarkefs, &c.
Mayor Stansbury has issued call for meeting
be held a, Monument square. on Monday, The 9TH day
March, to be composed Of all parties, for the purpose
taking consideration the present state OF the Un
AID declaring the views OF citizens as 70 the position
that Baltimore and Maryland should take 10 relation there
TO- There is eonsde rabe difference Of opinion the sub
ject ktre, though there is great anmy In The desire a
the permanency and perpeuitY OF the Union, and thin
determinations TO maintain a. all hazards,
The resolutions introduced in the house OF delegates
this State, in favor oil the compromise resolutions Of N
Clay, being inconsistent with the resolutions alead
adopted relative The slavery question, by an almost
imous vote, will cause quito warm contest II passed
that body The wing members, OF whom there Is conf
siderable majority, feel lound by party stand by MI
Clay but il these resolutions brought vote, mani
OF them will be compelled TO vote against them, s
dodge the question altogether. They come up again O.
Wednesday for discussion, though il is now thought thai
they will be quietly pushed on one side.
The Hon Lswis o. Levin has IN ade a speech In Phla
aephia declaring that the Wilmo Provso coneosd
in the Papa palace Rome and sent here by the Pope
distract and break up the republic MIR Levin IS undoub
eddy wonderfully great man
The California fever continues to increase here, aud
there ships, one barqne one brig, andtw
schooners advertising FIR height and passengers gea
many have also secured tickets for the steamers.
There was the usual of incendiarsm here yss
terday, keeping the remen on the alert throughout h
day Several stables, exc were Dufhl, pW Gic uaiiase
done quite light
The MARKETS in the Baltimore market this morning
the sea ner's nd rather depressing effect aud he
sales are $50 bills Howard street -four at 81 6Si and 30
bbls at 81 62h No sales OF City Mills Sales OF some
very pretty white wheat 100 cents Sales OF VIII 10 con
at 4s so CENTS and yellow at 30 81 cents Oats S3 cents
and scarce Sales whskey at 25k cents in bbs and dull
Beef cale The offerings at the scales Today reached
only 67O head Of which $50 were sold to city butchers
balance left over The stock very fair, and prices range
from 81 60 to SO rs the hoof equal 10 70 90 W
net and averaging So Is gross Hogs are selling at 30
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The oseIle Rosa Jacques, who Is now
nightly performing opera the Adelph, Is extraor-
binary vocalist and shoad be heard by all lovers Of fine
music In Washn gton.
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The city is full OF speculation about Mr. Webster and
Mr.. Calhoun These rumors are spread abroad by the
correspondents Of the press
II lis said that Mr.. Webster means boldly to throw
himself upon the angry food, and propose system OF
compromise. One report is, that he designs to propose
the Texan compromise, running the line Of 80 deg 30
min. to the Pacific ocean, The Baltimore Patriot OF
last evening does not specify any plan which he has in
view, but simply remarks:
It 10 said, however, that something something
else necessary than has yet been proposed unite such
jory In both houses Of Congress In is favor would
give the emphatic authority that essential It's full
moves at all TO presents plan OF adjustment which will
accomplish this great end and by forever excluding all
OF controversy between the North and the South for
any domestic institution which may exist In the and
In the other section, take bond Tor the pepctuy
Of the Union.
The task 10 worthy the great mind OF Daniel Webster
The agitation, which Is now going on In Congress
should be settled IL ought TO be allowed extend &c
people and above ALL IL bchoovcs the great Of the
county prove by what they do that IL array
the different members Of the Union grounds which
marked by sphcs sections party lines Mr. Web
will add greater glory 10 his fame than he has ye
achieved f he do this. IL is task worthy Of his bes
efforts We trust therefore, that he will unds rtake H.
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
triot writes
printed and read In the Senate by his colleague, Judge
Butler, day. IL Is the great Caroniani
last manifesto or appcal his countrymen lie will re-
sign his seat am informed, and 10 Fort Hili his
homestead in South Carolina.
We can vouch for none OF these statements.
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Ap,ur.sr GrsrnALs ory,or,

Washington, February %, 1850
The funeral General Jons McNE viii take place om
Irving House, Pennsylvania at O'Clock, This day
The friends Of the deceased Of the army navy and OF
the corps and generally are respect
fully invited To attend.
r. JONES, Adutant General
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l- Lcctures.-The next course Of free lee
The Smithsonian Institution win be delivered P,oies.o
Araz Animal Creation" In con
A. at Charleston soni
Carolina will Obliged limit his present course 70 h week
Of number Of hearers
possible, each lecture win be repeated.
The order Of the lectures viii be NJ foIlowsi
L. Tuesday, Feb. ", at O'Clock, p. repeaied m
Wednesday, Feb. 2 at O'Clock, repeated M
Friday, March l, nj O'Clock, repeated ~ m
NJ r. The will precisely at te hours men
attending O'Clock respectfully requested
give place to Others nj O'Clock
Feb 26-4d
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l,-MasonicA regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No. win
evening O'Clock Masonic Halt corner Of and
All good standing aernay invited 20
Feb rs a. A. scHwARzMAN Secretary.