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SUPREME COURT-City and County

SUPREME COURT-City and County
~ of New-York David A. Hernck and Israel Scud-
der against George s RAYMOND and Joseph Green
wood-7Summons To the DEFENDANTS above named :;
You are hereby summoned and required 70 answer
office of the Clerk Of the City and County OF New
York. at the City Hall IN SAID CITY. ana 70 serve
AT lbs Office No one hundred and Broadway IN said
city within twenty days after the service OF shs summons
on Won exclusive of the day of such service and II You
fail 10 answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
Le plants in thus aciionw take judgment against you
for he sum on one hundred and seventysIx So 100 dol
Lars Win interest from the twenty fourth day OF May one
thousand eight hundred and MY one BESIDES TIE coss VI
this action. Dated May 80, 1891. , -, a., ..
vas II GOODMAN. Plaintiffs Attorney
The copnl, MT in this action filed IN the said CLERKS
efce of the above Court October 2s,h, 1851 o3 awowF
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SUPREME COURT-City and County

SUPREME COURT-City and County
- AZ N.w-York -Joseph r. Gilbert Jr.. against Tru-
man Nj Sanford Summons for money demand on con
tlact.-lCom not ser ITO TRUM III. SAM ORD
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer the COM
plant in this action which fled IN the office o the Ger.
the Ciy and County Of New-l orA az ths Suy ran u
said y on the sOh day November 1851 and 10 serve
copv answer the said complaint the SUBSCRIBE
AZ kls Office No Wall-stfeet NewlOTk CITY, wlthln
twenty ay, scr the of this summons on you, Ell
elusive OF the DAY OF such service and You A u answer
the said complaint within the tune Aforesaid, the planil
IN tins action viii take judgment against YOU Tor the sum Of
two hundred dollars and interest thereon from me yin Jay
f December s49 and also for the Of I'VE hundred
and fftv hve dollars and ninety nine cents with interest
rom hA goth day of November. thousand eight nun
bred and y-one besides the costs aud expenses OF ths
acton-Dated New VI Tk, Nov 20, 1881. .-.
THOMAS ID. SHERWOOD,
No, ,oweuE Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Watfr Gnre.

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE, No.
IL IS Iaieh.-st., New-YOrk-In addition TO all the
usual appliai ces for water treatment, DRS TRAIL
HOSFOED have established depa tment for the special
Of ard other iemle diseases requiring
M chanlcsl and surgical management N B-Afew more
boaTdeT, denrug physiological Diet can be accommo-
dated 10 iH
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".c7TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Pn.xy-stsamship GOLDEN ATE FAMILIES and
rAr,srnlaflng voyage 20 California, are Informed
ett soxe named steamer whose reputation for speed
ss eecn mediation has been heretofore SnsnPassea "
any ,be rst day Of January next with The Govern
me Ts,. The State Room ssloons are hted Up IN me
not , s.sns NssSGIs the Of os
sL ~ Dec ~, will be IN time to connect "l'h TIE
GOLDEN % u. n. earaaT Of warren daft
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

Y IVhNNN-NN II OF an UtWOt "I s..0
surrogate Of the County OF NevYork. notice Is hereby
gwen to all persons having CLAIMS against ADAM WALh-
ER late of the city New YoTk chant deceased 10 pre-
t the came with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber II
h. store No Ss3 Grand-s;ree IN the city OF New-forS.
an or before the Thirteenth day OF January neTbAted,
New S, h Ss,,s ~ ADAM WALKER. Executor.
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NOTICF is HEREBY GIVEN, &C

NOTICE Is HEhEpl ul -. E.', az.
corang 10 law TO all persons having claims asanS
DANIEL, POWERS late OF the town OF ,Ne~tS~n,
oneens county deceased that they are required 70 ehn
Ne came with the vouchers thereof TO the SUBSCRIBER
T,tns " Powets at No lN Cimson-s ST. IN me cay oil
RTcoklyn on OF before the twentieth day Of R
Dated Jane 10, 1871 TITUS
ie90 taW6mFs AehikSAAsSos'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
q rosae Of the County Of New-York. notice Is hsrey
siyen 10 all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST Nv IHOsiAo
late of the CITY Of Newl oTA merchant deceased 70 PIE
seut the same with vouchers thereof TO the SUBSCRIBERS :.
the oce Of Robert Golf Ne Broad street IN the CT
of NewYork ON before the thirteenth DAY Of January
nsxt-Dated New YORK, the ninth day of July. 1851
ROBERT II. GOFF. Administrator
wi lsw6mFs ELIZABETH THOMAS. ADMINISTRATIVE
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Befsre Judge
DAY. Valentine Hall against Hamilton toons ana
HARVARD McParien.- Plaintiff complains that ne
hired apartments at No. Orange-st from portion
of which he was wrongfuily evictcc by the land
lord aided and assisted by the other defendant. lie
brings action To recover damages. Verdlct lot
plaintiff 500 80 and costs
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MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

Through Line 70, yan b sTans sS az va
CnEe' n The spiendid steamship CHEROkE Ivy
% burden wSs csT% soeG;E E'i' s from her
ehH -, - w ayTen -. N R. for Chagres cohhectihg
sh the mail steamship Golden Gas =" the
eu. y III. AZ Panama For passage or hegD'' sPP d.
Ma nTca No III West-st ccrner Of Warren-st., n n;
kb-a. ~ Isl eh VI i7 d2 10th
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|IFW-YORK and VIRGINIA STEAM

NEW-YUKk and VIKUINIA . EiN-
IN SHIP COMPANIES RICHMOND, va non
lvL sp sen oply-sallng SATURDAY, Dec. g. at p. NJ
r.. Pier No. IL North River, (Albany-s s.. THE new
hvpl. engine side-wheel steamship ROANOKE. q 200
&c Nm } l.. Parrish, Commander Will receive such
nEsss as may offer during FRIDAY. 5th inst, up to
N on the day Of sailing, leaving positive as above
esht or passage apply only 10 the Company Agen
r. No sc West, $. corner Of Albany
IUDLAM WATSON Agents, Richmond.
WORTH CAROLINA -Passer gers viii be landed at
yofok taking the Portsmouth and Weldon Railroad ior
he interior . -, r - -, -.
v5 ~, ~ i atng are signed therefor.
~. new steamship SARATOGA will take her place in
,,s Inc early in March. oil 81
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-Before Judge King
Hamilton & Dater agains, Oitrr Alien Shu.g.-To
test the right of plaintiffs 60 take back, on giving
bonds 10 abide this suit quantity OF goods sold by
them on credit to Brewster Freeman, Smthport, "a,
on the ground that the representations oil Ar. r. as
to his ability to pay were not correct already re,
ferred TO- The Jury considered that the title had
not passed TO Mr. r., and gave verdict for plaintiffs,
yalulng the property at s6fO.
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SUPREME CorRT-General Term. I'D
Missions 10 The Bar.-Cyrus Lawton. John u. scole
and Clinton Haung Esqs, have been appointed
Examiners of candidates for admission, the exam
nation to be held on Monday afternoon next at
O'Clock, IN General Term Room, Judge Edwards
presiding.
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"WEDNESDAY. February 5, 1851.
l.. Hayes. esq. OF New Hampshire. was admitted

"WEDNESDAY, February 8 1911
John l.. Hayes. esq. OF New Hampshire. admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court
No, 40. The United States appellants, l.. Boisdores
heirs On appeal from the district court OF the United
States for Mississippi MIR. Justice Cstron delivered the
opinion OF this court revsng lhs decree OF the sad DIS
trct court aud demanding this cause with directions to
dismiss the petition OF the claimant
No II. J. Darcy. plaintiff in error, Ketcham, Rog-
and Bennett The argument Of this cause was con-
tnued by Mr. Keichum for The defendants in error. and
concluded by Mr. Coke for the plaintiff in error.
No, 49, L. c. l.. Gruner. appellant. Us the United
States This cause was argued by Mr.. Attorney Gen
eral Crttenden for the appeees and submitted print
ed argument by MIR. Sherwood for the appellant.
No u.s. j. p HotehkiSs CT all plaintiffs in error M.
Greenwood st al. The argument OF this COM
menced by Mr.. Ewing for the plaintiffs in error and
tnued by Mr. Chase for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, ii O'Clock, a. m.
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CRIMSON Il New York, Ne Orleans. and Mobile
Express connecting with the swnes and responsible
Msine New Hampshire Yer
Masachuses Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada,
New York stais, Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland, District OF
Indiana Illinois, States generally
Mississippi Alabama and the prominent places in
Georgia and the Caroiinas
facilities extensive and perfect that the
speedy transportation Of freight trunks packages and van
parcels end Of the other, and bstwssn
points.
in the express business while
Adams Co.. and Numerous advantages
other the least OF which u the confidence and
community assured thst shah
satisfaction 10 our ends the
jewelers., Bankers and merchants generally
We beg leave California express from New
Orleans and between New Orleans and Mobile
oces Camp Orleans md 10 Wan street, New York
Feb 6-dhcpi2w
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ny Q. w. BoTKLER, Aucs,on.sr.

ny q. w. BOTELER, Auctionser.
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
y TION-On Thursday, February 8, commencing IL O'Clock
shall sell the residence OF Allen A. Hall, esq., Union
Row. between 9th and M streets all OF his household
furniture, consisting in part Of
elegant Louis l4th
Ten elegant chairs, style Louis i%
silk damask
chairs, sy. l4h covered with
elegant table, style 4,h mnrbl.
Tapestry Brussels, paror, and step Competing
Gtrsndoes French China mantel
French plate mirror, ornamental gilt frame
oil CLOTH broazed iron hat rack
One large French China dinnerset
Ivory handle table cutlery
Plated forks and spoons
One beautiful plated q and coffee SET, 8 psees
Radiators and tight
wardrobe bedsead drsssins basan, chairs. enclosed
waahstand, and \.
Cured hair and other mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, mahogany and other washstands
Cottage chairs French and cottage bedaeAda
Chamber carpstns, wardrobss and chairs
Bathing bowl, refrigerator
Large circular dining table
Dining furniture
Very superiov air Tight COOKING
Kiiehsn usnstlu, nc.
The furniture l. Of the best quality and exesaas ORDER havas
only six month"; The those
Of good articles 10 particularly called this sae
The viii b. comfortably and the for
inspeesIen g so'closs on The nor.isg Of The sale
cssns e sry days $50, wo four and months for s
proved sndorsa4 notes, bearing interest,"
The hes fot Nnt-possssson gwen Immediately asr the
ssls ua SD
20 s-Ndn c. w. BOTHER, AacdeneAs
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Case.-Ship Franoonis.-Adams j Co.'S Express Rob-
bsrg-Ihs Markets. DC.
All sign, of winter have again disappeared, and
day, wa ch has carried off every vestige
ice AID snow.
The Baltimore Board Trade their meeting gave
their cordial sanction TO memorial, very numeIously
signed by IN. business Of city, praying the gov
provide a suitable post Office binding, aie
qusle of hs city and tbs business of de-
parmen and upon better equality with the Of
postage paid by the community The present. building is
entirely small for the business Of the otor, and
be hoped that early and favorable action viii b. had
the memorial
The graud jury found true bills this moroinG against Fol
ger p. Lovegrove young member OF Baltimore
the Tor the forgery Of John Glenn esq and
the other Tor the larceny of from the office OF Colonel
John Spear cholas He has already been in jail
mouths Awaiting trial,
found In the part Of the city last
evening, and brought the house, and few min
utes after her arrival she delivered OF fine male
child Itsppeared that she had been living with certain
Mrs ghi who, discovering that she abost
confined, drove her into thu midnight The
hide stranger and its mother TOD with great kind
ness, and removed the alnshou.e this morning.
The loss of tho ship Franoonia, off Hoyhead bound
Liverpool from this port-with the loss of her pain
mate and eleven Of her crew, all Bamoeans-has been
received with profound regret Captain John b. Smith
of oldest shipmasters-havng sailed of
port for thirty year'-and leaves large and ntees
family.
kog OF silver stolen from their express IS 0O0-ths
contained All hope ofthc recovery ofthe money now
been given up.
THK MARksTs In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF so bbls OF Howard street. flour at
81 So Sales yesterday sernonn OF $50 bbs City Mills at
81 50. Corn meal and rye flour unchanged. Rod wheat
IS l03 cents white do, los liz Yellow corn 90
cents, and white 66 81 cents Oats - IS cents Rye
10 Tho provision market 10 firm last quoted
sales small Groceries steady Coce is held frm-sales
OF Rio at III liz cents very prime held ia
Sugars and molas,es quiet Whiskey, 24a 25i cents in
hhds and bbls.
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National H.Ii-rhe third Night.

Last night the National Hall sced by crowded and
brilliant audience. capacity
The temporary boxes the and the gallery all crowd
ed. IL much the largest house they have had
The heroine Of the night Miss the drama Of
Love Knowles nearly well
calculated test her power the audience tho
Hunhback Of Tuesday the of Characters such
give eecual support Yet in several
acting very conception part Countess
sinking her Of carrying into execution was
admirable Ye her performance equal to her nmlabs
Hunchback Pauline In the Lady
of equal ihoss and because
supported hoped the large audience which
lions.
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Now, that under the present the
Of 49, TAO has taken place that the net import 10 900
than under the srih OF l5aa and the produc
Is $50 900 tons. fifty per cent that the produc
ton of ONO btu ninous coal delivered Cleveland only
has increased two hundred per cent The Virginia pro
duoon has also greatly increased, but have the o
cal figures la the face these facts. how perfectly alb
surd for polcansto propose to tax every garment in the
country Offset for pretending benefit the coal inter
by increased the insignificant quantity brought
into the country Ohio exported last year 800 tons
Canada, although the foreign coal, being bitumnou,
into direct competition with and tho cost OF coal
Ohio and Indiana Is less Than Tho Of freight from Phil
adelphia New York. II is proposed reduce the
duty foreign wool which meets that Of Ohio in the At
antc cities, thereby reduce the value OF every sheep
Ohio and raise the price ofevey garment under the fraud
ulent pe,ence that the little coal imported New York
affects that of Ohio. Tho roigh, a OF coal the
Erie canal alone is 50 80.
That any class of should suppose that In
the of the country, with its abundant GA pi
ta premium held to it by the government Tor it
bark in any branch would benefit those already struggling
against excess OF competition, 10 wonderful,
The produce markets, with the exception OF cotton are
bete tina, article is depressed by tho abroad
For -four tho demand is active, well for export for
home consumption-saes straight State, ac Ohio, 81 rs
81 81; Ohio and Gouesec, extra, IS 81 So 81 Cana.
ds, in bond, 81 81 Alexandria and Georgetown SIS Is
S. 62i Rye -four, 81 Corn meal, So 90 81 IL Wheat
Ohio, 81 o. Oa's, ~ 50 cents; Jersey ~ so cents
Northern barley, 100 liz cents Corn 10 quiet Hemp,
dewro,,cd American. $40 SIl5. Hops. 30 Is
Btnseed on, oU Si cents. ONO pork oeUsf--of mess,
say 8I2 O6 a 9i2 IS prime, 80 IS 50 Is, Ohio
mess Sl3 25. Beef IS 80 $40 3d. Lard is better
sales 81 cents Ohio, ~ cents Fair Ohio butter.
IL a ~ cents Whiskey, e al cents.
Frcighu-Coton to Liverpool bs2d. grain, Sd asd
-four, Cd. 10hd
Money continues very plenty, Notwithstanding tho great
accumulation amounting to $40 900 900 Of unconed gold in
the almost useless mint OF Philadelphia. The premium
small pieces Of silver and gold continues increase, and
the rush from the country becomes greater. The pre-
MUM he will attract matter of course, the metal
from the interior, and, It cannot be coined here, 1t
will go abroad
fraudulent defacaton Of Ray Tompkins of the
late Governor Tompkins, and Of the freesoil Blu
abolition faction, who sympathixs much with him.
His examination goes before the police. 1t 10 Of
hose monstrous transactions which shake all confidence
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FOREIGN MAILS.

DRoPosALs ron CARRYING THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
ing route will be received ., The Contract
s ~ q. OF Navy &: n:
Il H.va"., ofcuS.' miles, month";
md ss 81, each q month
nssvs H.S.n. on he On and Nd q month";
st. Augustine Indian Key Key B'eayns,
Msm and Key v.ee., ' one q N are "vd
New Orleans. will also be considered.
ThsPropos. should SET forth The rate description
vessel with sufficient parca. 70 enable the decision =. e made
convertible ship Of And speeds. notice
MARCH, ss so.s S.ps .eep.S. n oshs
= for e.n: AID s ua
proper oce made for the being converted
their to pay q. fair full value at the ,ms Of delivery
hs United s.as AND o by n. pns. or owners with an umnr
to be appointed by the President Of the Uni
Tns may stipulation carry agent
stipulation may preference given
in yo, Of bid sous. Other respect. over bid not
BY his by before the Is, Of July The
.sd IMP performed,
s an, ue re %
rendered specified
plaincd ine failing into
part said mail. for suffering The mai. or any ps Of IT, to be
injured o, destroyed Tor in place Q, manner ,h.
made convey BY any aadon. steamship vss.. BY
trips contract, arriving set; ALSO for
%. X. p: ...
null the contract for rspes,ed failures for violating the Office
discharge when required BY for assigning
without The eon.sn, Of me General or for
The Postmaster contract,
1saursa % e The
he may in such case
hs on timely notice he prefer. to The change III.
allowing nont,'. pay the dispensed with
the e. ss h. %: .,.
ny Offers, should be distinctly stated in the proposals.
Form for bid wAes change FROM adseisenent contemplated
BY hs bidder.
"I Tor the may there in
nm Of stat. tn. residence. rssidense hereby propose
oNen the .dvesm." for proposals on n.
and BY the foo~n. mod.
.y% % wit ss, s S"v 90 :. To- the
dated fsisnsd,J
The following III. form Of the which should be n.d
of the bidder and third beginning
shown By 4. Written or
and q 20 %.s soos . s :.
cerihed, should accompany each bid
ina hs maj. Nv s g, es
ener such bid prior the i day Of July nett with
least good and sueien perform pro
p''1 Dated fs.o.d,p
Form Of certificate.
Undersigned, ceihes
quained with the property
that they suhcien and able make good
Dated GsisnedT
The bid should be under
General and the words ma masn
Of the letter and should
before the 9Th day o May which viii be the
ceivns proposals under this advertisement
The bids
by the 18th day OF May
The with the
July 1851 he bidder shall
the
specify NJ contract
will expire with the ending
June 1855.
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
rosT orros DEPARTMENT, February 3, 1881.
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{-Festival Ode0n.-A ari-
every
Odeon and Pennsylvania avenue beginning
Monday evening February continuing
during the week. miniature house, beautifully furnished grotto
Fountain and other and articles will be exhibition
aud sale.
The object Of the festival aid Ascension
(Episcopai,) II, between 9th and 10th
The public generally earnestly invited to attend
Jan 3l-dIw
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,y DYER a MCGUIRE, Ascsson..r.

DEADY-MADE CLOTHING FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDER
IL wreron Saturday morning. February 9Th At 10 O'Clock
Of psntxloons, Shirts gloves, hosiery, cloth
damaged by Are the morning Of the 10Th ultmo Asr
which will be sold general Of and second hand
household furniture, Computing
Mahogany sofas, lounges, and chairs
Do secretary and bookcase
sideboards, bureaus, wardrobes
WashstaDds, tables, bedsteads
Beds, mattresses, carpets
Crockery and glassware, lamps
Cooking, paror, and chamber stovs,
Kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms cash.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Feb6-d Aueuoneers.
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by DYER n mcguire. Auotionesrs.
SToCK OF A BOOT AND SHOE STORE AT AUCTION
Friday morning. February eth, 10 o'clock
emf H.
Drury between 9th and 10th streets
prring and fine
dies, gentlemen, and children's
$50 under, $40 credit Of
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
DYER 4 MCGUIRE
Febs-d Auctiopeen
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BIBLE PAsoRAnAAn evening be pleasantly and
probably spent visiting beautiful
Odd Fellows Hail. 1t of those good things
eye dwell upon and the mind contemplate IL
kind presented
public No for sublime beautiful
seeing should their children
We think OF exhibition interesting and worthy
OF the attention Of community than this Panorama
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jan Fleece. Blood. KaA Merino Pulled, Busnos A.,
No. /. washed
1916, % 40 IS 81 20 u IS % 2Sa Is l0a l21
1880 40a ~ % % DA3 Ma % l2a4
Ia5l

He must be a bold who, having agricultural
sttuency, should venture disturb tariff under which
such deal OF prosperity has accrued to woog weIs
Even those large deliveries and prccs the manuac
turers eager buyers Their agents securing the
country pick up lots in all directions lot of wool sold
here this week for SCI cents, from the grower who
stock rs only in The year ut in
hation, 1886 The wooen dealers themselves asonish
ed al the Unsuitable demand for wool but the opening
the domestic spring goods With their beautiful styles, i'm
proved and quick sale the wonder
The great prosperity Of the wool interest abroad keeping
the raw material prevents importaton., while The great
general rospeIy OF the country at This moment canses
quick demand for the goods. What the uiacturer
nave dread increase OF the tariff OF which the
effect only would be stimulate home competition dis
asous issue Yet politicians have the ludicrous impu
dence talk of taxing foreign coal and woolens for the
benefit OF ciures, and OF reducing he duy
wool The that Al has become article ofex port
aud tho duty affects than would aduty
cotton affect that article. few figures will illustrate
this In the first place, Pennsylvania is exclusively
coal State The western coal interest has become
I'M portant. IL take liable OF the import and xpou Of
coal in 1885, from official sources ard compare with 1916
in connection with the qualities mined, shalt have
singular result Ohio has become important bitumnous
coal Stale and add the deliveries Cleveland
OHIO canal the Pennsy lvana production also The ship
ment OF coal from Buffalo, via canal;
w.. 49, IL a
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CAhUSfS SALOON.
MR.. GEORGE vANDENHoFF's EVENINGS WITH SHEER
IN compliance with letter of request signed by the Hon.
Lewis Cass, Thomas Benton, H. g. Footo Jas Shields, w.
II. Seward, aud other gentlemen.
Second evsntns TAursday the 6tA fnst.,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Tas third evening, Saturday, the sth inst,
THE CRITIC; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARsED.
Single evening, so cents.
To commences at ~ O'Clock.
Feb6
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n Fiske's CIass tn Biology.-Mr THEOPHILUs FTsKE
M will form class Of ladies and gentlemen or complete nssrnc
Hail. February
O'Clock Al enabled 10 experiment
cesuy apply remedial
disease the fee for instruction viii be returned
Feb 6-3