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Police InteIlIeence.

Before Justice Mountfort.-Yesterday morning the
siderable number Of prisoners charged with intoxca.
tion and disorderly conduct Among this number
tall stout he althy looking man BY the name of James
Gallagher, who was under arrest for being drunk and
disorderly, on Sunday night. Officer Wogan, Of the
Fourth ward testified that he arrested the accused and
In go doing he tore all his the policemans clothes
Msgistrate-I think, Gallagher, you ought to be
sshsmed Of yourfs in thus violating the Sabbath In
would it have been, had you remained at home with
your family; and II you should continue to conduct
yoursei in the like manner again, you will certainly
to which place IL will be my duty to fend you should
you continue such bad conduct.
irsoner-I hope your honor will be as merciful as
you can. know was drunk last night but hadn't
drank any liquor for five years before The officers
in any station house ner on the court books for any
charge before and hope Judge you will let sc this
time ns prsener now ioonsd very downcsss iearia, u
the Tombs cells
Masisrate-Y.s believe 1t is the nrst time you have
been brought before and hope IL will be ths last,
and in order make impression your mind, that
Can You pay tSs qSnl h'a sesrs shall h's you s..
rrisonsr-wen, guessi can and turning roundthe
prisoner bee koned 70 decent looking woman his wife.
and ssksd her II sbe had the money The poor
man, with . sorrowfui countenance, hitohed up
side Il her froek, and from long pocket she drew out
apurse and took therefrom S5 In bank bills aud with
heavy sigh handed the same over to the Judge, TO
hqudste the fine aud thus liberate her husband from
disapprobston towards her husband much say,
III you get drunk again won't pay jour hne.n The
rspfimSea ra.rS,pe ,Ss, how much more to
his credit would 1t be 10 spssd that amount OF money
In providing comfort for his family instead Of spending
his hard earned money In drinking and abusing his
family. The wife agreed most decidedly with the al
vice given by the magistrate and so did the husband
ing intoxicated. Ths husband then left the Court
with his wife, smiling, evidently from the impression
given By the magstrste reprimand not to taste any
more liquor for the next hve years TO come.
The next prisoner was . poor, miserable looking
young w.man, called Kate Ks.rn.y, although yOuns in
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Indgss fc~xsh.r, ana xyoodxuR ,r.sf m


JAN. 2s-The Court gave the following decisions =
Jamss Crspsey, appellant, 80. WILLOW m Bafss-This
was an appeal from the Marine Court. The action Is
brought upon landlords agreement against the sure
IT,. The agreement s signed By Edward &. Cooper,
and the surety undertakes to pay the rent due aud
owing BY Mary Cooper The defence IT, that such sure
~ only undertook for the agreement Of Mary Cooper
and not for Edward c. Cooper. The liability Of
" to be continued strictly and where the covenant
a the surety contains the Of the person for whom
he s surety the Court did noe hov he IL to BE- held
responsible for Q contract made BY third person,
without showing mistake between the parties
The evidence Of insanity on the part Of Edward Cooper
At the time Of the hiring Was properly excluded, n
there bad been any evidence of the execution OF the
agreement BY him before II signed BY the surety.
But where the question directly involved In the trial
vss whether the defendant undertook 10 pay rent OF
any one bot Mary Cooper, certainly relevant 70
ebow that such person whose name s annexed TO the
agreement and II not the the IN the agree
ment signed by the surety, vas at the time insane
where person knowingly becomes surety, either for
married woman or an insane person and such persen
occupies the premises the surety cannot Afterwards
object that such contract was not legally bindine
with the principal. But such rule does not apply 70
this Gaze The judgment Of the Justice Of Marine
Court must, therefore, be reversed.
Wdham p. Fgniss 10. Henry Seiisnsn and Isase ~
ss~wi-New trial granted.
Nm. b. Jones', rsspoadenf, ~. VS.. Wrfsh, sppsiarf-
Judgment reverted, With costs
Jsmes F1drs and Isaac Whiinsve rs. n. NJ Shivsii-
Judgment anirmed, without costs.
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Law Infslli9ence.


Corpr or Arrr.Ls, Jan. 5.-On the opening of the
court this day, the Chief Justice announced that, In
future Iulss v VI and n. Of the court viii be risdy
enforced. Rule V. requires index 70 be added 70
the case, 10 II voluminous. Rule VI requires the
folos, numbering from the commencement TO the end
ofths Gaze consecutveiy shall be printed the outer
margin of the paper The chief Justice said that In
tho,e eass prepared previous 70 the time when this
rule took effect July lsfp vhich were not folioei at
all, or where each pleading or proceeding has been
foioed separsely, such may be folioei refo
nosd ss the may be- eonsscutively from beginning
TO end with pen instead Of type and In the last
the printed folong Of the separate papers must be
stricken out. The sixth rule requires schedules and
tstement In hgsres 20 be folioed cell ss the text
The Chief Justice also suggested that The points should
be preceded by brief statement of the case showing
the general nature thereof that the Court may
the oufset better understand the points and state
ments Of couhsel Aso that would be better for the
parties and their counsel and relief TO the Court n
sttornsys Who intend employing ether council 10 Or
que the would put tbs into the hands Of sue
counsel IN season. snd let him prepare tie statement
points and references Rule Y r.1uirSs where an er
tended exsminsiion of evidsbcs by tie Court NAV y
nsosssry that the leading facts ~hch the party iesm
esfsblished shal be stated upor his printed points
vith references 70 the foiics ~hers the evidences .
such facts may Be found.
The n.,isstion Of La. Er,s 10 ops. between cl.,,
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J.Srsnr %, 1850 Angeles, Anegspy county John
r. Smith; lie Raysville, Jeferson-Jsseph Gardner;
Florida, Orspse-wm l.. Vail; hushford, Auexany-
0rvills Boardman; Csllikoon Depot sulivan-Cbsrles
Horton; Belfast Allegsny-A. GJwilliams Austeri:z,
Columbia-Majer NJ. Tyler; steuben, oneids-A Alfred
Gilletti Sugar Loaf, Orsnge-A. A. Ackey.
ksw Ofees Esfabhsksd -Ovasco Lake, Cayugs-Da-
vie Chsmberaine; Laops sChautauqusJesep ph D. Hall;
East Freetovn, Cortaad-Jno. NJ. King; Barnes Cor
ners Levis-D David Curtis Brush Vile Queens-Tb
brush; East Grafton, Ren.elaer-John Tiliey; Hart
Lot Onsndsea-E.f r. Cornell; South Hartuick, Otse-
60 w. hcckveil Eaft Pitcairne, ST Lavrsncs-C.
boeles; W.t Fowler, st Lsvrence-Thos Mitchell;
Wrdoorc Wsrren-wm. n Ward; Kirkwood, Broome
-Jno v. Weehs; Dspomora, Clinton--J n. Gibson;
De Iancy, Madison-Levis &. York
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Court Of oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Mitchell and Aldermen Frsnkiis ss'
Concklin.
CASE or Tux DRuRY

or TIIK DRuRYs.
Jas. 2s-Ths trial Of the Drurys, fsther sod sen,
charged with the attempt TO murder MI Wsrs~ va
postponed tl 70 norro~ (ru.sdsy) morning, In co.,
sequsuce Of Judge Edmop5s before whom the csss 10
20 be tried. being engaged at Albany
Mr. David Graham. (Actinx Attorney Genssal.A snA
Mr. McKeon District Attorney ON behalf Of the yvose
eutiop ss veil ss MIR Clarke, the prsoners eoupsst,
declared themselves perfectly prepared - 18th
the rroceedrss; go that there II nov o.obabty u
any further desy In ths inyestsstios VI this uoss
trsordnary oass.
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Rev ". rettnsel Of Essex. CO transmits the fol-
lowing cheering intsg We are IN the midst Of
very Interesting cork Of grace. which commenced
ZONE tvo months since In my psrish, and Is stil In
progress Between thirty and forty already hoping
that they have passed from death unto life. We
are Employing only the ususl means Of grace. II h
MY practice the sabbath 20 invite ell vho wsh "a
converse With me 20 call at my du ing the week
srd every day there more or lees 10 calf have
no help. sud am almost broken down With svxiety
and labor.
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Meengs Rave ben held In uf the countes of
North Carolina, in which resolutions we're adopted
strongly rerrebstrg the action Of the Legislatures OF
ana connecticut, upon the subject Of slavery.
They also sppsinted delegstes 70 meet In conventon
t Wilmington, on the 6rst Monday in March nsxt 20
appoint delegates to attend the Southern Convention
10 be held st Nashville, on the 1st OF June bext
The Free Soil state Convention Of Connecticut viii
assemble st Hartford, on the 3oth inst.
A resolution has been introduced In the Senate Of
Ohio, instructins their Senators and Representatives
i'm Congress TO eli legal and honorable means for
the passage of Law spproprstpg 100 600 square miles
Of the public lands 90 citxens Of the United States
giving leo 20 each and so 900 square miles the
free coorsd people sppropristipg 100 70 each
settler, ss everlasting heritage TO them and their
posterity.
John Kerr is announced ss vhis candidate for Co
vernon OF North Csrolins.
The aboltion convention Of Msssachusetts, held ct
Boetsp, adjourned the 25th instant IL ended in de-
nuncistion Of the constitution and the Christian
church
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Us. Comm,..,,p.r.s Court.

r..
JAS. 2s.-Tne Mysfsrfous Care Ce--tndi ~ M.r-
rissy.-Jsmes Merrissy sgsin brought before the
Commissioners and the examination OF some fer WIZ
nesses vas continued. They proved that on the open
Ing of Miss Dilavsys goods the missing articles we're
not discovered.
william Jarvis the second mate Of the Andrew Fos-
ter, depotsd that the prisoner Morissy came TO him
since the vessel hauled 10 the dock ana sked
him What time he would be ready 20 go bsck 70
Europe witness told him about the hrst OF the next
month, and asked him " he (Morrissyl thought go
Ing back; he sad he did think Of doing 90, but VI"
Florence Mccarthy counsel for the accused vas tnen
swern and deposed The day previous 70 the nrst ex
animation In this wss cent for aud vent 70 see
the defendant at the jail He told me he would require
H. he tcsi certain property had been found 10 MS
possession belonging 90 the late Miss Dhlsvsy
qussted me TO tahe property and give II 70 tns
parties. He produced what believed 70 be . brse
watch and ashed 20 take " and give 20 the per-
ties refused 10 take the watch, but called another
p.rson and told him vhsr. u vss and vhst Il vas and
requested him 20 keep until MOrrissy could get OUT
end give " up With the other property ts the
q Mrs Dills-sy, st the time thinking he would Dc
cut the nsxt day
The testimony here terminated and The Commission.
or tsid that the presenteds different "pect
from what u did on the fret Day and " the evidence
remained. as n then Was he should not, from the
conflicting nature Ct the tsstimony Of Miss Irsnord
have felt bound 20 hold the accused over Hovever,
there we're ince then certsn articles trsced 70 the
counted for and he (the Commssioner felt IL ipcuu-
bent on him to commit the accused at the same time
intm ating his Willingness to admit him 70 bail " abide
his trial, IN the Of $500. The Commissoner feli
that he would not be justified In imposing lowe'
smount ~ bail In oonsequence of one OF the officers
the chip having testified that Morrissy had been ne
sotsfpg for pssssge In the vessel on her return y
Europe
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The mails from the steamer Niagara we're re-
csived At the Boston once ct twenty minutes TO
toclock Friday afternoon The envelopes OF the Nev
fcrk bses we're taken OF the MALE arranged, dss.
patched from the once, asd reached the Providence
depot At three minutes TO o'clock Despatches from
the u. Legation London, received at the sane
time escorted and forwarded By the sgent per Adams
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snt and Buffalo.
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This stesmbost built under the direction Of Cap
tain ssndford for Bangor company She is TO run be-
tween poston and Bangor the outside route and
heavily built boat, expressly for the outside Her
length is 22s feet 2s feet beam and II feet depth
,f held Ner burthen is about 500 tons She drew
~ feet Of water when launched but vn draw TX feet
when her machinery is oil on bard and she Is In pro-
per ssiIirg trim Her keel IL much deeper than the
ks.ls Of boats plying the Sound She s exceedingly
,tropg built Of cedar, white osk, cheetu MT ana
hscmetak She eeiled inside with three inch plank,
c.ultsd ana trammelled through. She has strong
tress throuahout her lover csbn supporting the main
ssck and adding materially to the strength Of the YES
eel This IL not usual in sound boats Her promsnsds
dsek INNS fore and aft (which IL another pecuiiarty,
snd she s htted up In the best msnner for PASSENGERS
and 10 take the place Of the steamer gene
copper. x..A, ,arna a. an.
too, os Ntpth street 20 receive the remsader her
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POLHTlCAL.

ITO TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELEcroRs OF
and s
tee with the duty Of publishing accurate satemen OF the
.asn, It q IKE party & Ne"
1ir. ina. on assembling Of tn. delegate. from u,
Ese'ivs wards HALL on the evening o. the ar.s
va. appointed chairman pro tenn. Tn. appoinesn. was
iy IN m :Ssss and y s ens S
the meh,rs; conferred right Mr. Dsnman 20 ast in
si' ss ss$ss
have se'ssassd any ether member .,
TEA sss S a p. =: . s
sssn IN: A.s :'i'Tss M A ,:
nshtesnth ward and sssns' the express dse
sS sa VS.. ai is' @ i.s s
hss S 8, s cs1msa
vhreupon the never Put himself audit was carried With
Ihss Ilsrssrsn n,@ss. moved sh,. Nj, Western ,;
s, refused - ~: 1.a1:r vas gg
here then ,ariy Of the cOnnittse
shenId not concern .nybosy but themselves tina, In
sniSs 70 vote The .arnbutp,s CON nit,ed fatal srrs
hh,, ''''A'd to the '''a IT their 'P''''H By 'A'' "
i nay rot :: gsre,sr z "a: ~. ,ss ., .,.s
ed NJ Westsru occupied the Chair Chsirnsa pc tea
NJ bssa s cs ss o. ss q
sIs, q .srs ia, ;hsrsrs b s.I,ss:s e s the ,s@
r.ry o. r.',enn. vas Mr s, Ms, ter yssr@sn gss
caam,s. aurr,ss =. Is. Trs.oes msssSs. Ga .Issss
rrourd therefore, MI Western TIE regular chairnan
The MOTION remove Jackson aud 20 pisce Mr. wss-
tern in The chair havsg before stated been al ptet in
the sne hearing and vita the knowledge Of large
majority q ,bs whole Con ms,es without dissenting voice.
after fret srpointins two Secretaries, pro ten.
motion then made elect permanent ofsers tha
vas put in loud and distinct and passed maui
"is,.y fssin thss. W. no ai'..n, 49,. 49,, ~.
Metn ~ utanireus cuhseat, he sppoinet The regular
Charnas for the ~ there had teen single nsgsvs
vote 20 tbs proposon the haotng must have rroceeded
s.,. rs pss 80 :, .. ss ws.,s,n Asr~ss
s Treasurer together With the venerable Gr Becker Ser
ftaht at Arns were unanmousls elected % thase oces
~ virtue 81 these procsedas therefore the osnersi Com
mitte has been regularly eresnsd usder sr western
10 TO te ameatsd that u thinrs sh0ad
vhct can produce distrzcn In the democratic PARTY, but
The G'nerh ommttee esnnot recognte BODY
he 10 what AZ T. the individual appear
70 seats in the Ceters Committee. he, they
selves redimen 20 err taking and keepng their
val be ofsrtd and most che erfuy ell the Com
mttee hear and fairly deternins all applications for
beyond this, the General COMMITTEES can Yield noshnr
They ia N the regularity and good faith % their
d. under the beeL they respectfully insist tina.
other General COMMITTEE for the present year dee
exist End that body assuming 90 be such should be
permitted 10 assem be in Tsmmsny Bal
The Pretended Committee proposes, We undersand 70
srsmit The quss the saehes u Tamm Seesy snd
they Threatened that the Saenens Will 0eprve
the srsst uestne which the General mee have call
I'd Saturday 70 cvusut uron hs prceeat crisis %
the Unien sud ward on he assaults Of The fsntn We
also will leave tito the ssehems, Nho We Know VIII obey
Wv BASikL g. sTcxLEs,
EDwAsD q. VEST COMMITTEES.
HENRY ARCULARICs, Jr,)
Fetrusry sth, 1880
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CoMMERcE OF LAKE CHAMrLAIy.


Io,el Sl4 90 so eao,ooo ~
Showing increase of from importations the
last Of $50 IT. The intercourse between the
Csnsdss is as shown by the above figures rapidly In
cresirg and will continue to increase In nearly the
ratio for years to como; which will greatly aug
mept the business upon the Lake, and increase the
tolls upon the Cbsmpsin Canal. The number OF Bril-
tth vessels entered and cleared at the Custom House
Rouses Point In the quarter ending 3lst December.
1e4p 27s Amesioan vessels 250-totsl 6s4 besides
two lines Of steamers daily each way The returns
from the other Custom House. the opposite side Of
the lake. would undoubtedly show great increase
OF business that side Of the lake Large quantities
Of Canadian -four grain and ashes have passed through
the lake. in bond for this city to be exported from this
port.
One firm In Burlington Vermont, the last season,
shipped upwards Of $4,000 bills -four and several thu
sand burhss wheat from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago,
direct to Burlington via the wsland Canal, through
Lake Ontario, down the Saint Lawrence, and up the
Richelisu River, through the Chsmbly Canal
The of Canada for the year ls4s, compared
With lsAs exhibits . moderate increase both in the
imports and exports The vslus Of each In each Of the
pat two years has been - annexed
CosnrHcK OF CAsApA-IMrosrs AND ExroRrs nv sxA.
lssS. lS4y. Increase.
Value Of exports by
and Quebec. =. isos,lOl fi,Sl7yslo flslSo9
Value OF imports by
see, into Montreal
and Quebec ...... l,b,s157 1,Ts2,6l5 1ol<Ss
The above increase Of imports truly represent
Cd by the figures because In ists ten per cent sdd
ed TO the invoices Of ell goods paying ad duties
while In ls4o the net amount Of similar invoices was
taken.
The annexed statement exhibits the number of sea
going vessels and tonnage sntsred in~srds aud out
vsdr ct the ports of Montreal aud Qusssc during the
years ls4s and 1Ss9:-
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sarsd dividend Of i've dollars per share the full
Stock and three dollars per share on the new stock
The Commercial Bank, Rochester, has declared Q
ssmi annual dividend Of i've per cent payable de-
nand.
The Amoskesg Manufacturing Company have Dc.
Jared ssmisnnual dividend Of three per cent, pay
able on the 18th instant
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
Bank Of Kentucky AID branches in the months Of j.
nuary and July, l84e, and January, 1850 -
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ERENcH LAMP ofL,-vICrOR eTR0UD. FRINGE
Lamp aad Ciect maker Dt greaavsy, esss leave " ia
form his tte prble that hsvns mac srr.nre
men, for constant supply o. the above esceeat Gill; he
quantities BE required
htviss fusa ~ sxpersrcs that lie mshes the
srt.bie oil for y~rch sri other Lamps being entirely
ee fs gu shich them from getting Mt OF order
aud although rs eent chssp-r tssr sperm vii burn qnits
ke degree % cold aud without o.
that SMOKE ssd sns efnvein other oils he particularly
si whc kind % lanes Sole
wholesale sseak CHARssEs lILlUA 40 Beaver suset.
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LIQUORS.

RRANDY. LANDING-295 CASKS VERY HIGH FLA
- vored Rochells; also, Alex A Seignette Bran
ssk fsyoriten and Means Just arrived from Rochelle
III easks CoGnac, Armagnae Pne and 0tard, Dupuy Co.
Brandy, vntssss o 1873 az &C. aud a. landing
BARI Howard and brig keptunu Imported and for sale by
w. w. ChsHNAN. No. Beaver at. near Bro ad v v.
RRANDY, &C. LANDING. PER "FAvoRITEN,"
~ from La t5 half quarter. end eighth Pipes
high favored Brandy zoe Ssrdines Green
fs, sn. ~ os.is. &c. Lon ynsg.J' Tor ssie by
y. hOkLUN, 10 Wsn street..
RRANDY LANDING.-423 CASKS RAsTEAN CHAR
Brady high favored high proof also 100
esshs Of tbs old traod karte Brandy, landing per
CAZET AsrIx, GO water stres,.
In store, go CASKS otard, Dupuy Co. and s. Dapuy
Brandy.
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wAsH'soros, February o, 1850 /.


Mr.. paldx in Ia. introduced a bill into the Senate,
for the relief of the Colonization Society for
expeBes incurred Liberia taking Of certain
recsptured Africans IL appears that the 10th OF
December lsa6 the United st.t.s ship yorktown,
the SLAYER PoBr hundred and tfy Elk recaptured
Africans n charge II The U. ed States agent for re-
captured African 40 a prk-d starving and almost
dying condition, aud al .nceptns twenty one, under
twenty 81 And further appears that these
rtcaptuTed Africans v.ie tskes st Liberia under the
protet tiop az the AMERICAN colonization Society and,
for subsstir hem the society make out the following
bill Of expense
The uht.a siofe., -, -, -,-.,-
For expenses stt.ntng the loo ioa and maintenance Of
the reesrti'es ny tbs Po,s in LIBERIA the following
l. For clothing beiore Trey e appr,r tiesl TO the
cid,srs, ~ at s. 50 eaea -. -. secs %
them on, rs 81 'len. at 81 p ssca' -. Iss3 80
,on. who t'el them, at .upory lines. AIS rs
them Ne t'ssr a, 81 ess, IS :. =. I1OW
D. For services 81 'hs colo al rhy STEFAN. for the
each 7sS :. -. - -. -. IS, o
t,aeher. tr three -. = -. $50 70
after them ths trt six mouths s.y $50, aud
foI ,er'iees of Jobs n. Le~is. f,r one year,
S. For lands s,sigaed ts,m seeordi,s 70 the Law.
s,srsrs tor -, - - - ...... 4@i 80
.. For iBeres'irg The expenses 81 supporting our
newly suiyed ,pisrHUts--'seY allied 90 may
Ilae.s In iamah.s -hieh We hsd prepared in
which 20 place "ur esistarts far seol nation
sdditiossi ssr.sse - a, ies., even Tor the
siI pOr,hs ~hiehi, iT7S5 =. -. -. 22.O0 oo
10. For provisions. se, s,ut them espte.sy by the
Chatham, frvm NsS York ......... 6os 80
s0sIl Is
net rect the .uo~,y have r~por,-t bill to re-
imburse them To the of Incurred The
capture Of thes. slaves - rather an expensive business
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amlJSC MIC VTU.


.3n &: s s.'ses "A;
III ss.' n s,Pss. As:e'ss, vhs.sy Luss:
sIss Iydl. L;nssi;S sisri.ts' ias krs kai.hs;
rus Mr. %S:sy ss .si I bhS NJ w.
sss Lazy Rs Mrs. stsss san A'S Gpsns Mr.
Blaze Doors open at 81, TO commence At clock.
RUEToN's rHEArRE-w.E I. BURTON, PRopRIE-
4, sssroSsg
sssa s ssP'ss s snRsy
LADY s0w.Iby Creamy Mr. Hnshs: ns Charles TSous
slads with NOODLES MT Timothy Toods Mr. burton;
Sa hs.sSa NJ &
yen Ts .s a ss my acorn Ms Russell
ssrs.sBsnsas q sig. and sisIa Ro.s. csTs-saaiiag
f;Fs Vi. s 4ra 4
aSs% s.sss
A e asssss
Bar g and sss s
poors oren ~ Ito commence at u
RAREun's AMBRIcAN MUsEUx.-P. T; BARNUA
Manager and ProrrietorJoin Greenwood r. Assistant
asis
i popular % BE
Ws@y sss ssr1s soss
s"a h ss Msss FANNY sns sSp pn sssS
noon evening Seven spacious Halls dlsd with rare
ad%son to the Museum anS Is @
Children under ten years l11s cents
RARNUTs MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA-oPEN ALL
fIsm Which Cen Arlington took his meals during The s.
ue at Germsnown Mexican Trophies Cren al Costumes.
hs ts's and the T 1
Disso'ps Views ChrOmatrope The gorgeous and
@ ana
lanses frioogues Comedies Burlettas Ballads Dances
80 neatly cushioned
OF 1he TpIer hooI Of the ecanrs room Aamittanes
40 cents children under ~ years, l2s cents
success Of Professor Quirin huers lied troupe
6ftnao kodel Artists knsrels and Ballet Dancers who
sppear hghy IN connection with the Sable Brothers aAd
Sisters fxtra performance every Wednesday and Saturday
ERANKIN THEATRE, l7S CHATHAM SQUARE,
wen ss the INC su .ss
band q LADIES il the world They viii assisted
Az. .ns;sss The r.iy s.%y scssshsr with rsSps q
taken from ancient and modern tinss Admission s.ss
N An AT performance every Wednesday and Ea-
turesy at O'clock.
AN EXTRA AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE TAKES
"a place today at the Franklin saloon no Chatham
who cannot visit In the evening For full particulars bills
Of the day.
I Asst WEEK IN NEW YORK OF oLIDpoN's TRAM
ran Coleet,on, Chinese Buildings $50 Broadway. Adms
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