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NOTICE TC SPORTSMEN.

All persons Al. forbid iuntin. with day OF
gun, on the premises OF the hnbscriners, with
out leave, and viii b. prosecuted according TO
Law. Act passed ll2s, chap. I, Sec. I.
+ Z. X }. + HOWARD.
Rising Sun, Nov 10Th '5O-3t
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- rimshaws history of Rome and G.ccc
w. also the Life OF Gen Taylor and Mitchell!
oollec Geography and Atlas, for sn l. by
VIM. PElI..
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DAY STATE SHAWLS, Long and SQUARE
Dior sale by WIN. TORBERT.
Nov Is
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GUM SHOES.

Ladies' Gentlcmcn's and Chlldrcn's meta llic
and Patent Gum Shoes, for sale bv
VIM. TORBERT.
Nov. Is
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH,
LIE. HI! LIGHI!

I.1H II LIJH
Medal, Fine o., Camphlne and Fluid
ar cknowieueeJ superiority and Punty,
and tor sale at The lowest
noirsale prices, by
DAVIS s. HATCH,
at tho old Cslab suCd s.aLu Vi the late DeniIm
L. DAVIS, LAMpEH, New Jersey. where ,Iucis by
mali " utnsr~ are snCitcd ana proinp, altVn
iIsn VIII ue gwen. The voice OF t.c pubic Tor
fifteen years. auG the award Vi IA Su.e, AIchai,
ana com .D''nrntary notice ny the Franklin In
slllute over all competitions, Is sufficient evidence
vi the excellence vi our Oh.
Fur. Pucn, Tu,pentinc, K"sn, and Spil.s Of
Turpentne, aid AlcVhui Tor sale Wholesale AND
Retail, at the 10" csl prices
Nov ,, 5O-3m.
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Court OF Charcery OF Maryland, the sub
xcribers as Rustees, will offrr at public
nDA .Batls;ng House OF the Susqur-
ii r ue and Bank Company, in the
s No. + [11i,'' in Cecil county,
SATURDAY. November inst,
a,aP NJ. Vie follow, valuable real ea-
tate; Eing al | the rea lPer'y IN SAID
towns ~ned5Y the s l1ehanna Bridge
and Banking Compa0i on the 2lst day
OF February, 1884 which, by the plot OF
the sl rsy;ot Of Co county, which will
be exhibited a Me time and place OF
sale VIII appears hore particularly sci
forth by its bearings and distances; that
The. property eompos.d of Lots l, 2
and g.. upon the Creswell survey, and
having in the whole front OF 1870 feet,
by 200 deep at the time OF that survey.
This property is now divided as to ITS
length, INTO two parts by the main street;
the one fronting $50 feet on the upper
side Of said street, and having upon it the
Banking House of the Susquehanna
Bridge and Banking Company, with all
the improvements attached thereto. The
other portion has the same front upon the
lower side OF said street, aud runs down
10 the river, comprising an extensive
wharf property, with water front Of
N.41AW. 100 feet, N. 49 E. % feet,
N. 40 w. 80 feet
Ezra The BANKING HOUSE
@nGAIs fine stone building two
4a stories high with basement,
&sszihD has a front of So feet
with depth of 90 feet. 1t has por-
tico of 80 feet front and 10 feet deep,
and is adapted commodiousIy, for the pur
pose of dwelling, as well as those OF
banking institution. On each side Of the
main building. and feet in the rear OF
its front line, IS a stone building, Of one
story, with basement, 13A by II feet.
That on the northern side is used as a
dwelling and directors room; that on the
south isa dwelling In front Of the
Banking House, there lisa stone wall, five
feet high, binding on the street, the en-
closure being on level with the top
thereof, and the descent being by flight
VI Stonc Steps W ttlt epSS'. Ahc 'nh"
ing House stands back 80 feet from the
front OF the lot
On the portion ofthe property refer
red TO, which hes next the river, is one
story frame Office, IL byl6 feet, and a
Stable 1874 by 32h feet. The sides and
ends OF the dock and wharf are built up
with logs, two or three feet high. This
portion Of the property is made ground.
and the wharf might be made extremely
valuable, by extending it further into the
stream.
The remaining lot is marked No Is on
the plat OF the town and at that time had
front of 40 feet on the river, with adepth
OF 100 feet, and contained about 23a
square perches. There have been about
twenty feet of made ground since attach
ed, making the presen: measurement
about 26a square perches. On this lot
there are no improvements.
The terms, as prescribed by the deere e,
are one third cash, and the remainder in
two separate and equal instalments at s
and 10 months respectively with interest
on each from the day Of sale, and secur-
ty to be approved by the Trustees
JOHN GLENN
S. TEACKLE WALLIS,
Trustees.
Nov. 18th, '50--ts.
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Also Flour and FcSd, Wholesale aud retail,
and Wood by the core, oi all qualities HIS
friends and the puuiic ar requested to cali and
see him. NiC1OK l.. BENNETT.
Eiktou Oct 90 NJ:
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber has now in store. fresh SIP
DIV ol FALL .4.hD WINTER GOODS.
The pubic will please tall al d .1am,ue
Elklun, Oct 10 BENZ. y MAY.
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John A. J. CresWell,
Attorney at Law,

Office opposite the Court House.
Eikton, Nor. 2--tf
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FLOUR, WOOD &C.

THE subscriber has opened Store in West
t.lkton, where he intends TO keep a g.netal as
>ortmcnt Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
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CLOTHS.-Just received a lot Of Cloths.
suitable Cor overcoats, which can be sold very
cheap. E. BROWN, JY.
Sept. Is
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Nov. Is
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.


The Lehigh Company-Lsss Of Philadelphia stip-T.a-
nsss,e Bonds-rhe Markets, &c.
The holders Of the common loan Of the Lehish Coal
and Navigation Company, are coming for~srd, With
toersbie freedom, for the purpose Of renewing aud
extending their bonds merely spulatipg that for the
fu ure the company must turn over ne~ leaf and %
better which that instead OF funding The In.
tsres their loans the hard cash hereafter must be
shslled out. The company promise 20 do all this and
would, N required promise twice a. much; for CON-
psnies like private indivsuas are excessively liberal
with word aud psper when caught in a tight place.
But What guaranty have the holder. that the second
which sceompsrisd the arst issue IL u. i.ish OF
company IL broken In one Instance the chances
decidedly sgsinst return 70 the hrt principles OF r
dealing no matter hor remote o date the bon A. may
hear
The steamer Amsric. brings intelligence Of IN. los.
Liverpool This a. mistakes for there b every reason
20 believe that tbs unfortunste vessel 10 the shp r
Whitney. Captain Ghdduo, 81 Philadelphia, which
sailed from I'M. port fr Liverpool on the ptn o. ia
nuary The J. 2. whitney belonged TO stephen Bsid-
gin CO Of tbs city. sae vas q new ship ofsons
COO tone bufthsp, aud vas built last ~inter In Dsms-
rscotta Maine, aud had made but three voyages. sac
took cut from this pert csrE. Of brssdstuds
have just received private tufs nafton that The -
sislature a rspnessee hs. passed q bin aaghorrBx
ths TREASURER 10 cell out the stock In tss ansrs aud
Union bank held by the state and with the proceeds
10 pvrchsss ave per cent bosds q the state Re sest
We have glorious ,prius weather today, ssI che
streets are crowded With fair prctn-nadsrs.
Scarcely any business doing 20 day sellers aBf buy
ere declining TO operate until the receipt 81 ths private
advices By the America Cotton snd bres1stahs are
duh aud m active. Provisions are st-atier.
The money msrAet s vtrJ stocks rere Tne tteaiy
day ~ saturday, rreef tnt tie tsef b. tets n
pressed that the turning roia has clne s hst pness
uff rive wsy Annexed fte sales 90 ttc frtf hcFrf
ID sle riso Bsnf Penn sif 500 ksaiins Mort B1n3s
1. 1sel Wiirington IA iresa g. ~ l"v state s sJs;
f-i a. ID, lao III Bant ~ q Schuylkii Nags fel. 80
Tner Camel iOsi Hsrristsry Railroad. 80 IS J@sifh
Int Tl PENS. Railroad Sg's 400 PttsburEs a. gia,
100 ssiuyhnl ratis - o. a. = Ksaerf s,ilreaa i55ss
500 h,ssiss ~. p t.,s.r 49,, ins-
ssrire 10 Iehiah rt ~ 81 do ~ - shirh Bsrss
kensrs,oa Barb e 20 sus Cs.il % 80 ksasias Mort.
H1nrr a. ~ feana h4iruaf. Nf5i 10 kentueky
i0 pens foEusiir Bint ~ sal Union Cansl I0ss 81
tchuyii Savia os o. sra O. Reading Rslryad AZ iJl
"a
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Poll,ics, Intelligence.

fFNrsyLvkSiA rHN Srrlrcf ~ sLtVrnY.-rro
reports have been presented % the Legislature n
FtDnryl vania, one siorty and the other minority
report touching the right Of Congress interfere With
The question Of lsysfy In the territories. The first
sTecitts the powers Delegated by the copstiiuton Ia
rcre q which u the subject q slavery In tn territories
then 90 be srqursd, touched upon 10 rspudi.es rny
action q Congress TO prevent the risrpho der f<m
taking his property Into The territories the
fgkts q aud becrs ~ fbs whole States ~ ~hsh Coo
" oriy the sN.ni srd has tirht exclude
The Stuih. vhile the NcftA " p.rnitted 60 enisrats
With their property The tarrisoues ~ cell ne
property q the south q the North aud Il " con-
uarJ % the srri, Of the ecmgsct that sbey sba oot
~ sqral IN rights. The report stso proposes. that
TsrBtylvania thsi not contoue Co withhold ftxiuv
slaves a. " IN direct opposition 10 the oonstitucou
aud only be productive a evil Ths niiusrsv re-
pst asserts the rich ~ Congress o. lsxiAe san the
Subject a. tlavery 10 The territories ana hods rfua.
directly a. vaiisbes VITA ths majority report
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.JENEI.HY.

xrATcHEs. yEwELRY, AND sTLvERwsRE-THosE
w who wish purchase watches and Jewey will End ~
greatly their ADVANTAGE 70 cs ON the subscriber, who 10
rrnstratv receiving all descriptions Of Cold and Silver
watches direct the manufacturers England France
snd switzerland which he selinS a. Wholesale and retail
az the very lovess rrices
Fine neid and silver fntish patent lever Watches By
Cocper, Totss. Beesley aud others.
C6ld and oliver detached lever and ierins wssches.
cola susrd fob aud Chains Pure gos wedding Rngs
Cfstiains Chtins for aides.
Cello Gusrd Keys fob Keys snt seals
Cola and silver Pencils snd gold Pens. . -.
Charms for pttch chains. Co.'s and silver Spectscles
Ftcrlirr silver spoons Curs. Forks, ac
cola Watches az Low ae S15 20 81 thch.
watches and Jewery exchanged All Watches vsrfantes
a, tese good time moneT returned
sehee Cockssnd Jewelry repaired in the best manner
4 ~ GRO C ALLEN Importerof Watches .rd Jswelry,
Wholesale end Retail 81 Wal o., ~ stairs.
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DRY GOODS, &c .

CPRINC rANTILLAs--oN MONDAY, THE 2s1H
- Instant sha open spring stock Of Paris MATTHIAS,
consisting Of the greatest variety tor novelty and elegance
ever in ported. JANIS BECK CO., $50 Broadway.
GRAPE sHAVLs-JusT RECEIVED. AND WILL
~ Monday, the 18th inst, srlcadia assortment
OF China Grape shav 20 which particularly invite the
''N'"'' ' JAMES BECK. = co. ssS Broadway.
DARIs MADE kANTILLAs.-A. T. STEWART d CO.
are ready 10 exhibit choice and splendid assort-
ent Paris Mantlss made ~ hs mest artists
street.
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A GRAND MILITARY BALL, GIVEN IN AID or TUE
"A New York VOlun teers Gund-This Ball. given by Dod-
wo Cornet Band aid Of the fund for the relief ~
hers Of the above regiment who through i'll health
the their country able
TO provide for themselves will tats place Chinese AS
ssnbly Rooms Broadway Wednesday evening next Feb
rusry "a Tetets 81 TO be has Of the others
who have kindly volunteered 10 act the committees BrSr
Gent Storms and Qfeer' Capt frsnsa, Cart undsrhil
Pisekney and m.ny o,her ossrs Of the FIRST Div.sn
and at the principal hotels and at the hcr
House, Major Dykemans Central Hall, MAJOR smiths
Military Hail. Capt Bsywsrd. 6O2 Broadway, Major CrAw
ley, Military Argus oce Col Durham
termaster stewart Newark ard at the head OF the
Band 3 Broadway Of the following members the
n. D. Dcdvorh, a. Dodworth g. Doavorth T. Dodver,h
T. J. Dodvorth. H. Major r. MADEIRA n. r. Botsf,rd A.
Smith. C. Schultz O. Trojs Cenklin W wthersH Cur
ts 7. kIN0sLAND. Secretary.
ITO BALL COMuI1TBEs.-TBE NEW ASSEMBLY
II Rooms, In Chambers street, next door 10 Burton's
Theatre ready occupation and
20 the notice Of committees particularly adapted for first
glass assemblies and recherche balls Thirty eotlons
Be danced the foor while the extensive promenade gall
leres present original feature spacious supper room,
under the popular direction Of Mr.. Herbert well furnished
reception rooms ladies' and Eentemen dressing oms. hat
and cloak refreehment saloons Sc most
nisntly attached en- the sane foor Appy 70 Nh PA
COCK on the premises frsm 10 to sel0ck daily. Terms
moderate.
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FIN ANCIAL.

TT>HE MERCANTILE BANK capital, $500 000l HAS
opened for business at lGS Broadway Discount days.
Wednesday and Saturday but offerings will be acted
daily addition city funds Bills Of Banks throughout
this State will be taken deposit, at discount.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac N. PHrLPs. CALvIS BuRR.
JosHPH STEWART. W. u. DOUGLAS.
GEORGE MERRITT.
w. ID. DOUGLAS, President J. Q. BELL Cashier.
The Mercantile Bank will receive the Of the Bank
Ithaca ct one half OF per cent discount.
DARTNER wANTED--IN PROFITABLE MANU-
Il featuring business Present capital required 5000
$1,000 Full particulars given, by addressing ManAfAo
turer, Herald Office.
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vTo BALL coMxr1TEEs.-THE NEW ASSEMBLY
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA;
w Denoia, California Refer Lewis Hanora SHARP,
Wright Ripley and r. ". Trsadve, New York Jaeger,
Ireatwel Perry Albany e. II. Carroll Co., Bostoni
fendexer Ahsn Baltimore. The largest ships dis
ohnrEs earxoes NJ Benicia without the typsn.e % I-
snips. N. r wETMORk.
CRxGoRYrs CALIFORNIA ExPREss- SPECIAL
Isv. Tor sh: r.sr oufS hass'' 70 sas fr,ns.ss vi
Thursdsy, asth instant and Cherokee 18th March a.
usual With small parcels psckages messages for sii
psrts o. cslisrss which win be delivered BY The proper
JOIN g. THOMPSON, Agent. 90 P.Ari.,r...
4 CUNTS cos CALIFORNIA ExPREss- PERsTEAx-
II or Falcon. 70 sail February 18Th Express Treishts
Packages c. will be received 81 ofc day Oh
sailing and forwarded San Francisco and all parts 81
mines In charge eta special mesenger Once S. Roadway
ALBERT wELLEs. Acting Manager.
~ n. HoTCHKIss SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
". having located in capacious warehouse and wharf
slsnmens Of nsrchandse, and refers y nessrs james
Kesler Co.. 100 front street, New Tork aaa W Ia a.
Cannon. Eco. New Haven.
CoR GALE TO THE CALIFORNIA TRADE.-cANNoN
various stes from sx FOUNDERS down 90 sviveis AL
secondhand Anchors sud Chsins and proved inch
chains, will he disposed Of low Tor cash. ~s work
outed with neatnt and patch at the old rad ~ Front
street. ISAAC HALL.
CAI1FoRNIA HOUSEWIFE WELL KNOWN FIRM
" Of GEORGE FREEMAN n CO., are prepared to supply
shippers eig,nts with houses TO Anything in
this other market, a. low rates Our houses
have been tried approved o. and extensively pAtrod BY
Cahfornians and others. Call at 70 Broaduv
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MINERVA ROOMS. 4os BRoADwAY-UNIQUE CON

MINERVA ROOMS. 406 BROADwAY.-UNIQUE CON-
~ cert and Exhibition BY the four Aibino hinstres
White Negroes evening this week, Non
day. February 25h These singular beings brothers.
having milk white compilations pink eyes and hair Of
genus Lusus Natur@ remarkable for their musical
requirements their sprghtnsss smiabilty They
born Of black parents and there is perhaps parallel TO
these talented youths Doors at ~ commencing At
o'clock Single admission 20 cents; gentleman and
a CT A. chi upd ten
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WILL SHORTLY OPEN. AT THE GREAT HALL, MI
w Rooms, Broadway Baynes celebrated series Of
ssants entitled Voyage To Europe .mbrss.
Atlantic, Liverpool London. from the Thames. (paspE
under the brdge and ending with magnificent view the
Thames Tunnel, brilliantly Illuminated, and both banks of
the beautiful River Rhine exhibited Boston for ~ weeks
and since In the cities of Philadelphia Baltimore, and
Warrington, TO upwards Of 5000 persons.
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ITALIAN OPERA. AsT0R PLACE. COMPLEMENTARY
Benefit to be given to Mr. Max MaretzeS Thursday 7h
March. $780, The Committee will thank the subscribers
their seats before Saturday evening March
"a, the taken by that time will be let
who may apply for them on Friday March Tickets 81
NONCERT-BY TIE ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE IN
~ aid Of the funds Of the H. B. G. B. g. at the TAber-
Bacle Thursday evening" Feb 23th 1850.
Psr'Gi Overture La Cana Ladra Rossin Duo, from
sstt Cavatina Irpsni (by requestl by Sgnorna TRUTH
Verbs Cavatpa, Roberto Devereux by Signor Fort Dom
izet Duo, Sabat Mater by Sgnorne and Per-
rni RSssni Prsohe Ansbapti.s by ssnoIin Bsqsvan-
TIP Top Polka (by request Marezek Rondo Finale Of
(by Iequest by sisnorna Bertucea Marstzek Due,
Attilla by Sgnori Beneventano and Nove Verdi Trio.
from Don Giovanni ssnorine Tru and Patti and sgusr
rort Mozart Preghsra nose by the whole strength Of
the Company Rossini
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AmUsE mENTS.

-
QowIRy THIATRE.-TUEsDAY EVENING. FEE.
sch The x sOmmsaes With shs drsHs Of
ss1ss Mas %ssy' Ate. sSisS tls eS%ssy Of the
Mr. Henry vslson
DuSsins winans TheopIiioas Trump Mr. Jordani Ri
vernon Mss Denim Doors Spsa
TNHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE TUESDAY
4. rs ss s
% s i;; S;Ssti: ;s is
Ii ssls as .ss Shirley s a'ss~ Mr.
II sSnslsSs Sh m Ms kEsED
E e w nspPs played &c ss rsms Of t.
sssssy Of tn, siRHof .s sei s sA!ia sas
aas Sleek sss. w Mr.
EEss Ra%
Mis- Nishinsos To conclude with the drama of LAyATER
M NJ n ss
A MEXICAN nUsEUn--P. T, BAKNUx, MANAGER
and PIopristos y o5ssngo0d IT, Assistant Manager
* O'clock sDgagem Of Jim Crow Rice great
sa a. as' .nn each 4. r Be
c s Ss''s a
m IN S a aad
& nss
Madame Rockwell. FORTUNE Teller Admission. Is cents
RARNUN's MUSEUM, TALENT
% Wonder and Beauty concentrated! forming the mos.
and s Gnt .s Kate and
yeIte sh,y.stsrs every .i,srnSSn for This Sssh only
cGss hydro. 0syssn which %asn.. one
sesesss Of With d,1ns Sranasu
win every evening Ancient and modsr. sa.o-
maid sea lion new eosmor.ma, and 7oo0o wonders to 30
u ATTLE OF REsACA DE LA PALMA. FOR ExHIBI-
ID tOn the Society Library corner Leonard and Broad
e:
h asw % aaylSv we'll s p1
trait: Of the on the SPOT a.; true
% me- &
eolOsa y b. to explain
children under IL years age Tx cents Season ticket so
cent?.
Mrs. HORNS COMPLIMENTARY BENErIT CON-
Complimentary Bene Concert to the widow Of the cele
y v H.
for that occasion BY the proprietor W. Nibo E
CRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARn-
Price.
e Py.s s.,:s sSss @
troupe Of MODEL Artiste comprising Of the best
IN sS 1 with sSf
lefqus Comic and Fancy Dances with ehAste variety Of
Peormance be found ct other place Of amusement in
New York.
PANOEAxA FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID PANORAMA,
nearly embracing views Of the picturesque and
interesting and painted by the best artists Will be
sold IT bargain. The Panorama, with all the necessary
machinery in perfect order and ready for immediate exh
hilton. Apply to 4. II. EVEN, 3 Chambers street.
A MAIN OF COCKS AND CHIcKENs:-A MAIN TO
come on Thursday next between New Jersey and
West Chester county This main will be the most interest
main Of the To be fought the Hazard House.
Norte The fret match 70 down Ut three o'clock
cisey.
BOARDING.
BOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE,
- and two small children and nursebcow Canal street,
the west sids Of Broadway preferred Address Homer
bexi752, Post Once.
| BOARD wANTEp-AN UNFURNIsHED RooN.wirH
~ Board 10 wanted, by man and his wife, in genteel
house where there boaders Location be
within three min walk OF the
the Bowery. References exchanged note stating price,
60 &c, left at No. IS Bayard street. to j. r., At the hair
dressers will be attended TO.
| BOARD wANTxD.-Two uNFURNIsHED ROOMS
~ wsned by tltman and his WIFE, about the 18th OF
March respectable private family where there are NO
other boarders References exchanged No objection 70
n.eet1y. Shs 10 MINUTES walk Of the fsiton fairy
VDOARDINC.--A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RE w ARDS

-S~sreys 10 -adpertise~snss BY Nal BE- post
80, Aer riu wst be aken from ths Pod OGes.
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DANOEANA FOR SALE SPLENDID PANORAMA,
nearly embracing views Of the most picturesque and
and painted by the best artists will be
sold IT bargain The Panorama with all the
machinery perfect order and ready for immediate exhi
biton. Applyt L. ID. EVEN, Chambers street.
MAIN OF COCKS AND CHICKENS "A MAIN TO
"A come on Thursday next. between New Jersey and
lest Chester county This main will be the most interest,"
ina main Of the To be fought at the Hazard House.
eisey.
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p~d, Aey viii net Be taken frcm the Poa 06es.
>e.Y~v>..~~>OO~NsSes'se ecDsees.~N,.~~~~~~~~~~~-
&CR RLwARD.-Losr. ON TIE CARS. THINK
Sphis on sturdy Last plain GSia Watch. With steel
H.. I.; Tosn e; above T.
clio RIwARp.-Lesr IN BROADWAY. BETWEEN
s ms @ %as hsnna on Il.
enamel picture representing lady holdns pigeon on The
!, 'hs . e. IN IN ne %
7 osr yALIsR-DKLIvKRED BY MISTAKE FROM
ne New hors and ley Haven R.rsss ,,. .s on
very to me n.na s but nsfssa ON The
end &C Any Information q ths Aeoys will be suitably re-
Railroad station, Canal street.
n osr.-oN SUNDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING IRON
IL Christ Church, through Broadway to Rathbuns Hete
ss s re ssa s g. Ssy 1sarssd
leaving Il .. the ofhee Of Rsthbuns Hotel.
4 osr, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. A YELLOW, HALF
T. p.is for him. a. No. III Front stree. -'
T osr-oN THE a,D INST IN A BROADWAY AND
IL Eighth stree, stage Magnetic Machine. without
,.ry fsyfsss for Al roSs 81 calling sss ;.
ana leaving the machine.
DrxocRATrc GENERAL. coxxITTEE.-A MEETING
~ Of TIE members Of the Democratic General Committee
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kIcHxsp N. HAaRrSoroS, s,,-.,.,,..
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vrBr JOINT COMMITTEES or ARRANGEMENT AP-
pointed sy ~, RegSss,a S.essnr Zen
and Committee Of caens Cor the Great Unon Mass
evening. Feb. 70, at1k o'clock. -
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Chairman Of Committee Of Arr So nSfnk sossis CON-
Chairman Of Committee Of Citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-26

QATTLE OF KESACA DE LA FALNA FOX EXHIBI-
ID the Society Library. Leonard Broad
admirably executed for the city q BY Mr. De-
eampsisn The view Of the battle 8ed as we'll As the
traits Of the several officers on the spot are true
This grand picture according to what the General himself
wrote its author has the life and Of the real
engagement" The exhibition will take place Monday
next 18th instant for shsrt time, from o'clock Al to
ocloeh Pm gentleman viii bel attendance to explain
the prominent incidents Of the battle. Admans cents
children under IL Tx cents Season ticket so
cenfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-26

ID Wonder and Beauty concentrated! forming the
grand and magnificent attraeo, offered Kate and
Ellen aged four and six appear in th cir
favcre characters afternoon for this week only
Merchant Venice Richard the Third Spoiled Child Swiss
Cottage Hydro Oxygen Microscope which magnines one
million times With other dvertisemens Tbs enchanting
viii be every evening Ancient and modern ourio
maid, lion, and 100000 wonders, to be
at all hours AdmtAnce CENTS children under 10
vesv euta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-26

TO Snip CHANBLsRs-FoR sALE-TuE. STOCK
srd ttturts "a SIN Chandlery IN PHILADELPHIA with
an sabst4 custom ~ fftsen years rrtsent rrorre
tcr tetrng om The tusness. will dsrssa II on Hksrai
"ttttdltr,' ttis trlce.