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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-15

IT The Hon. DAsiEL WEBSTER was pres
ent at the Now Hampshire State Fair, at Man
chester, last week. He wa, Of course, rcccv-
ed with great enthusiasm, aud made an clo-
quent speech. lie has been invited TO visit
Vermont, and will probably do so, in few
days-coming over the Rutland Railroad to
Burlington, and perhaps thence to Montpelier,
after short stay.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-15

s.r The result Of the election in Georgia is
very gratiiying-thoueh We had reason TO ex-
pect the success Of the Union ticket The ma
n severe and timely rcbukc for the Secession
lists. Mississippi will follow in the same track,
leaving South Carolina to back out Of her
present unsupported and humiliaiing position,
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by this renewed expression Of your respect
and confidence, and That It is received with
emotions Of the proioundcsi gratitude llav-
ing occupied This chair but II twclve.month
since, Trust know something Of its cares,
~ pcfplcxilic, and lis responsibilities and
when / rcrOluri the uniform courtesy and
fofbcnrAncc which wna extended to me Qp
TINT occasion, and tho gcnllcmnuly dcport
mrni which has over characterized lhe House
Of Representatives Of Vermont, II IL does
not inspire the humblcst ptctcnsons with nm
air NJ confidence, II does nj least afford the
gratifying Insurance that, in the discharge u
the duties before me, your generous aid will
no, bs withheld.
Ours is tho high prcrognivo Of lcgislaiing
Tor vitiuous and an intelligent constituency.
mud II is to bo hoped, that while our dclib.
eralions shall be conduc,od With customary
prompiness aud dispatch they will be wisely
tempered with TINT cautious prudence which
should ever characterize men into whose
hands great and important interests nrc in
trusted that We may prove ourselves, in the
language " tho onlh we have just taken.
"IdMJui, honed representatives. and gud,di-
ans n he peopic." The present is not the
occasion, neither is the duty mine, 10 prcscnt
topics for your consideration and having
ih1s briefly expressed, what seemed due
from inc, the thanks Of n grateful heart for
this testimonial Of your confidence. | mus
coniert myself with invoking he blessing
of Heaven upon our efforts TO promote III,
prosperity of those whose guardians we nrc
On motion of Mr.. Barrett the House pto
ceeded to thu election of Clerk pro icmpore
aud the result was ms follows
Chalon +. Davey, Of Burlington, lij
Guslavus A. Burbank, Of Dnnville, 20
Bradley Barlow, Of Fairfield,
Aud CnALoN +. DAvEY, Esq was de-
clared 10 he elected, and was sworn.
The usual resolutions ala,iyc to ncwspa
pcrs, &c, were adopted.
On molijn Of Mr.. Kellogg, ordered that d
committee Of three members be raised 10 no
iiiy the Governor Of the organization Of til,
House; and Mossrs Kellogg Barrett ant
Stacy were appointed us the committee.
The Speaker nominated, and the Hous,
appointed the canvassing committee OH it
part The following Is the committee 10
this county:
Addison-Messrs Wright, of Leicester
Porter, of Cornwall, Beers
On motion of Mr., Crawford, the Hous
adjourned until o'clock T. NJ.
SENATE.
3 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Adjourned, after returning from joint as
sembly without doing any business
HOUSE.
r Resolutions. b. MIR, Rose that the Speal
err be directed TO invite the resident clerg,
men OF Montpelier, to oiliciate as chaplain
in rotation, during the session adopted. B
Mr.. Hubbell, for joint committee Of on
Senator and three members from each cour
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
OCTOBER ., 1851.
SENATE.

The Senate was called 10 order by the
Hon. Julius Converse, when prayer was
offered by Rev. Edward Putnam, Of Mont
peler.
The roll was called and the oath Of Office
administered.
The Chair nominated and the Senate ap'
pointed canvassing committee
On motion Of Mr.. Royce, a committee Of
tWo to inform the Governor Of the organi-
cation of the Senate, and that ii was ready
to receive any communication from him.
WAS appointed, consisting Messr'. Royce,
and Eastman.
HOUSE.
The House met at ten o'clock and was
called to order by +. + Merrill, Esq, Sec
rotary Of State. The roll was called and
the oath administered,
Tho House was then directed to tho cleo
ton OF Speaker for the year ensuing, when
Mr.. Stacy nominated Thomas +, Powers Of
Woodstock, Mr. Kellogg nominated A. j.
Rowell of Troy. and Mr.. Barlow nominated
Isaac Il. Bowdish Of Swanlon.
The ballot WAS reported as follows;
Whole nomber, 100
Il. T.. Powers, lOI
A. j. Roswell, 72
l. b. Bowdish, IS
Geo, w, Giandey,
l.. G. Kellogg,
Whereupon the Hon. THOMAS 4. Pow
ers was declared TO be elected, and was con-
Quoted TO the Chair by Messrs. Stacy and
Kellogg, and on taking tho oath Of office
addressed The lIouse as follows;
Gentlemen Of he House Of Representatives. :
can assure you that ain not wholly in.
sensble to NE distinguished honor conferred
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For Gorernor.
Whole number, 44,363
Charles X Williams, 22,676
Timothy p. Redfeld, 1880
John S. Robinson, 6,6S6
Scattering tl-2l GS7
Majority for Williams, 9S9
For Lieut.. Governor.
Julius Converse, 22,G22
Ryland Fletcher, 15,O64
Giles Harrington, G,s25
Scattering, 1l-2l,90o
Majority for Converse, 1872
For II easurer
George Howes, 22,G65
ID. p. Thompson, 14,s42
Z. c. Reddlngton, G656
Scattering, 1l-2l 500
Majority for Howes. 1856
The committee reported that two returns
of votes were presented from Glastonbury,
both of which were rejected. No returns
were received from Searsburgh, Piltsford
and Wallngford.
Adjourned.
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FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
WM. II. CARY & co. 243 and

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
M NJ. II. CARY & co. 243 and 245
' Pear.st between John and Fulton s;s) inyts the
attention OF the city and distant Jobbng Trade
70 theiv large and cared stock Of Good.
which they offer the oeesl either for eAsh Of APP
Under their present Arrangement. they Offer great
their customers he benei, d he large {isoais which
they have gained BY he increased amount Of their Dur
ehsses
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their stock vii De kept .i during The whole year, ana
Tite The MEXICAN shd SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 70
examine their s,Ock OF Jewviy, manufactured expressly
for those markets s'so their stock Of Ivory Combs adapted
The following articles constitute part OF their stock
Various makers, plain and satin hn!shea black drsb,
Witty brown and coiored, Nos 2oxso.
Spool Cotton.
Carks, AlexandeTs, Smiths Eagle, and Reaisgton's
white black and colored. Nos 0xl5 25 10 SEQ yards
Tapes aud Bobbins
Razors, knives Shears, SCISSORS and Table knlyss snd
other celebrated maAen
HAIR CLOTH teeth paint varnish, shaving shoe, er1mb,
horse. scrubbing &c. &c, in great variety.
Musical lnstruments.
Accordeons Vions, Flutes Flies, Clarionets, harnoni'
large and rich assortment consisting Of beautifully
carved pearl, ivory bone ard wood sucks also PLAIN
sticks with plain, fancy sud silvered paper.
fv0Tv Combs.
Fine S, SIS, sSS, and NPU, lix4i inches
Combs.
Plain ard fancy tuck DIE 1.ng pocket and nds' Of SHELL
buffalo and horn.
Guns.
Single and double English and American, real and imi'
taton twist also, variety of Rifles.
Pistols.
English and German pocket belt and holster; Colts and
Allen ThuTbers Reviewers. Also, complete assortment
OF Sporting Apparatus
Perlumery.
Lubins Maugepet COudray's, Pivers, Pinaud's and
Edes fine extracts.
Ts,hi
Guerlain Pinaads, and Maugenet Coudrsys assorted
styles &c. &c.
Also,
Percussion Caps Needles Pins, Hooks and Eyes Stee!
Pens Suspenders Buttons of all styles Pockes BOOKS,
Port Monnaes. Purses, Stationery, Beads, "n@eOone'
Irorv' Tortoise SheH, Pevt she'd, Horn Tp' &C. Tor
CSisIosues in the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. 1Sl Smeoa's
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LECTURE NOTICES.


DIR. Z. T.. Banning viii lecture before The P5re-
.dIssics Society at Citation Hall WEDNESDAY EsEN-
iEGM7I O'Clock. Subject: The Human Voice. ADMIT
lance, I2i cents. q
ny ELDER Itch, Of Philadelphia 10 expected TO
rJsseb on The Signs of he Times at Washington dali cor
Yer Of Hester and Bowery, THIS "wednesday EVEN
ING, att o'clock Seats nee d l
~ Wi,linmsburah Lyceum Nonce.-Rey.
Ina bs sessoS on THURSDAY EVENING 9Th mt
Central Hail corner OF South First and Fifth ss, al
oeock Subject" GOES Hand m N ATerSa De- eo
T- CotboIIc InstItute.-The Flflh and last Lecture
,iSe course win be delivered THIS EVENING, Feb. 5,
A the Siuyvesant Institute go Broadway, by WIN ".
NURvINYE; Fac, Of Albany, NY; Subject Catholic
Al or The influence Of Art upon Society.
Single tickets Is cents each The Lecture commences
rs O'clock Girl T. c. FINNELL. ~ D. Secretary
~ Lectures mt the Collegiate Institution
fer Young Ladies', spngler Institute, Union Park
Eev GOrham d. Abbott, Principal. -
sx Lectures on Geology. by Professor BENJAMIN
gILIMAN ST. LLD-The Records Of Creation, as they
re Inscribed In the Earth on tables OF stone, exhibiting
he rice and progress Of life from the first marine plant
snimsl up TO will be the main object Of the Course
Lecture la general view of the Structure the GLOBE
and arranged them in The order in which
Lecture 1.-THE Marine Life both Vegetable and AMI
nal which prevailed IN ali the formations above the Pri-
nary and below the Coal
Beds Of Coal and the attendant strata which form It's roof
nd f0Or. ,.
Lecture lN.-The vegetation ana Animal Lie oet"eeu
NJ era Of the Coal and that Of the Tertiary Introduction
ofMsne and Land Reptiles and Of early Birds of Palms,
Ismis CcEdess and COnifere. The Chalk, with is ma
hpe remains and microscopic organism.
Lecture V-The Era Of the Tertiary Formsiisns-lDIro-
Sue0n OF Terrestrial Animals and of the Cetsces and
cher marine mammalia having lungs and warm blood.
Lecture VI The Human Era, including man and his
companions Of the present Creation. Results Of Geologi
al laws rs regards the welbeng Of Man. Relation Of
Scesee 10 Religion.
The Course will commence on TUESDAY, Feb. II, Al u
Pm and be continued on Frdsy ih, Tuesday l0Ih Fri
day, 2lst, and two evenings Of the following week
uiped al the Institute. j3l iw's
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

r. Twelfth Ward Democratic WhIg Conn
mittee for 1851 The following persons compose me
Ward Committee and itstOicers; MARCELLUS EELs
Chairman; CHARLES s. MILLER, Secretary, PETER KAN
DELL, Treasurer - r.,
Mepbeys0f Ward Committee-Peter Rsndel, A. C. Jud-
son, c. w Van VoOrbis Harris Wilson, Gus Grimes, Johh
s Vreedenbureh Gd.on Lee Knapp W. D Molepaor,
James Fisher Robert " Pennoyer, Walter Oakley Jonn
Gillian, Charles S Miller Henry Ashley and Isaac hailo-
way.
NR-The Weird Committee will meet at Hynard's on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 5, at u Pm. 81 IT
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES Who has the only
lot OF VALENTINES imported this sessonl
sTRONGl
Who manufactures Fily thousand Dollars worth Of
Valentines this year,
STRONG
Who has Three Thousand kinds Of Sentimental Vs,en-
tnesl
STRONG!
Who publishes Five Hundred kinds Of Comic Vaennesl
STRONG.
Who offers Valentines al ths lowest prices
STRONG
Then whom should you call to select your Valentnesl
STRONG
90 Nassau sL opposite the Herald Office. Al hs
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MEXICAN BIRD FANCIER.-i
7VHE PHILADELPHTA SATURDAY
American Chancery Digest
DANKS. GOULD 4 co. have lust


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Dpublished, and for sale, THE AMERICAN CHAN
Gerry DIGEST In s vols Third edition. new and com
pete Equity Digest OF American Law By Ihos w Wsier-
man. Of the NewYork bar This work designed 70 be
complete encyclopaedia Of American Legal Science. Con
tain does all the reported decisions IN Equity ofhe
United States Courts and ofhe Courts Of the several states
Of The Union from the earliest period TO the present. Time II
embOdes almost every known principle OF law. II Is
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an entirely work only the plan ard arrangements
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also Introductory essay upon the nature, power and
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THE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER

4 INTRODUCED IN THE CITY -TRIPLER Hail.
Under the entire management Of KERR KRAUsZ, the
celebrated Hungarian Vocalist who Degs 10 announce TO
his friends and subscribers that his Grand Pot Pouri ORA
matte Musical Festival will take place Al the shove ha on
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 8, when he will be assisted
by Sienora Trufi Benede Herr Krsusz will introduce
his Grand Pot Pourr the Confusion Of Babel 10 thirty df
ferent national melodies to be sung the original dialects
of language for which he has engaged the assistance OF
Senorna f. Gandol6 Herr f. Meyer and Herr Sale and
Herr Krsusz will initiate the pecuares both serious and
comic OF every nation In their native tongue. Also by the
Kind permission of NJ Maretzek, Esq the full orchestra OF
The Italian Opera House Conductor, Herr kuetzer And
three instrumental solo performers Herr Gebe the cele
brated voliDs from Berlin, Herr Pychowsk, Pianist, and
Herr Ez the bsssoont from Dresden Between the hrst
ard second parts the most extraordinary and talented
child, Niles FANNY DEANE will recte " The Maniac"
In costume.
Tickets 50 cents-to be had all the principal music
stores aud hotels Doors open al g. to commence att
new and splendid grand Piano from the manuisctory
Of Mr. James PRISON, will be used this occasion.
81 lWtua
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r. Liberty Chapter, No. Is, q. u. A.-rhe
men hers Of hl Chatter hereby requested % meet Al
ihe Chapter Rooms TbiS "wednesday AFrERNOD Y.
al O'clock fun regaa, for toe purpose OF paying The
last tibute Of respect 20 our late BToih-r KNAPP.
BY Orler. JOHN DANOW. ).
WM. HAGADORE, c. Of G. b! II
10 The Treasurer OF the Fire Department
gracefully scs Wedges the fecepl o. The following do
nations. viz.
n. Bowery Fire Ins Co per Geo Taylor, Eco Sec 500
Green ~ich FiIe ms Co per Jos TORY ESQ Sec.. lV
Grocers' Fire ios CO. per J. Milton NTH. Esq Sec. %
JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer
New-York February 5. 1851 81
~ NotIce.--Psssengers per steamship ARCTIC, Tor
Liverpool Will please he board the foot OF Janas
THIS DAY, Wednesday, February s. al II O'Clock A. VI
~ NOtIce.-PosT-OFFIcE New-York The Mails for
Europe per r. Mail ARCTIC viii close al hls
Office on WEDNESDAY. the 5th inst stlei A NJ 80,
Letters for the Continent Per Arctic must be prepaid Il
cents each rate. l4fl wv BRADY Postmaster.
u The JOurDeymen Book-biHders o. the
City Of NeW-YOrk, are requested 10 meet Al ahUAIy
Hall sd nOor) on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Fec ,. AZ
o'clock for the purpose OF taking into consideration the
pTaccabiy OF establishing a Bindery on Joint SOCK
Principles and to hear the report Of the C)mmttee ap
pointed 10 drsft Constitution aud Bylaws by Oi9et oi
The Committee, Geo. McKibbin Nelson Bradley, Aonz9
Pilgrim, John L. Desse, Geo NJ. Phelps William Smu, a.
Nebe a Il
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NALENTINES.-WM. l.. JONES,
l52 Sxthav invites and those residing at
distance from his store for those In his immediate neigh
borhood never think Of going esewhere) 70 call and ex
anime his rich and varied assortment OF VALENTINES
ard Vaen me Stationery Orders to any for the
country put up In faithful receipt OF cash Adj
dress Manufacturer" above, Clark Austin smith,
205 Broadway j5l 5leodis'
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NEW-YORk AMPHlTREATER, ~
VBowery.-JAMEs NJ JUNE 4 CO. rEepnetces-
Every " EDNE5OAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
PERFORMANCE at q O'Clock. THIS EVENING, FEB.
s. The performances viii With full dress Ten
Horse Cayacade 10 be followed by splendid variety
of HorsemBnshp and Feais In The Arena Aner which,
the grand Oriental Spectacle Of THE REVOLT OF THE
HAREM Private boxes, 80 eu Boxes 3 cts FIT ia cts
Doors open ~ "a. performance to commence at "a.
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mup Ngw.YoRK TRIBUNE

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80. Price 81 cents per copy. -
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Published this day
TIVE A ERICAN CITIZEN.-A
n DISCOURSE on the Nature and Extent OF our Re
Erious SubIecton 10 the Government under which we
ve-incuding On Inquiry into the Scripmral Authority OF
that Provision Of the Constitution Of the United states
which requires the Surrender Of Fugitive Slaves BY Rev
JOHS H. KREBS ID
Recently published
CHRISTIANITY AND CIVIL GOVERNMENTAL
Discourse By Rev. VIM Adams, DID.
CHARLES SCRIBNER, sc Park Row
ns, l45 Nsssau-sL
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LOST.
CARDS, &C.

I ONDON EXHIBITION.-To THE
A<ExHImToRs.-Exhibilors informed that The u. 8.
Frigate ST LAWRENCE is expected TO sail on Sat
uTdsy the 9Th inst Those who not attended 10 the
appointment Of gents and the procuring Of bills OF adng
urgently requested 10 call on Mr. sTANSBURY al the
Astor House, soon possible Those who do NOT
tend to the forms required by the English Commissioners
will be disappointed In having their goods exhibited
Exhibitors, their Agents must be provided VIII the
Certificate Of the Central Authority WITH Bills 81 lsding
and invoices. 4ff"
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liverpool Price q cents per copy OF - per year Po'E
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COMMITTEE.
Henry A. Colt Granville s Palcson.
q W COster N. H. Wolfe,
Joseph h COwdrey John II Austin.
Richsrc h Winsow, Richard Warren,
Chauncey ID. Hurd, J. T. Venderhof,
Victor oe Lsunay, Hiram Fuller,
Theo 5 Draper A. p. Taylor,
Thomas h Davis, M swartr
William Young, James = Gus,
s Souihworth, James II sanford,
VIM r. Blake, A Porter Brown,
r Wickes BlaichOrd, John Seton
Thomas Hambin, Era9us brooks,
John Thompson, Jnnlus 4 Slagg'
Geo NJ Snow. george o. Foster
NJ NJ Noah, Jr. baIerd Taylor,
p Amin e. b. 8urkhardt
Geo II Barrett Aug Belmont
T. Picton, John Astor, re-
james NJ Quin, and fifty others. 5tu
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Situations forab0ut eighty

WANTED.-Situations Tor about eighty
w servants-mostly Pfoies'afta- Cooks, Cha n0ef
maids, Nurses Sesmsesses General Orkers Coaea.1 M
best on are selected ard offered places but n
who smari. tidy, ane wei recommended Select Pro
'eslant Agency, Cafmlae-sI. d -
TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN want
spsor s-ope as good Cook and willing assist n
Washing and Ironing The other as Chamhs rmaid an4
WAiier tnd il willing 10 DO General Homework In phi
vste family Good city ence can be given. Cal Al
two dsys near 00"e'' - '''' Sir
NTANTED-A SITUATION IN A
w WHOLESALE JEWELRY sToRE-The ai7er-
tser iai present ep yed in one OF the !ases' wholesale
years. has wide and extensive acquaintance with me
trade in the South and West Satisfactory reference given
Address &" Energy Box SO, Philadelphia. A .
SITUATION WANTED.-The friends
~ Of young woman present on her way from lIiv-
e~poo are DESTROYS TO procure for her arrival in New
YORK empoyn ent In respectable family, either ~ cook,
houeemaid chdren's maid She can be highly recon-
mended for honesty and Will be found in every respect
desirable servant Wages not much object As an
poyment in a respectable family, Address A. y box
1896, Po'tOfice. 81 ~
A S PORTER, by mart,intelligent young
IN man. in respectable establishment Is willing 70
make himself generally useful writes good hand quick al
figures make himself generally useful in an Office un-
derssnds horses If relured and is thoroughly acquain
ences. Address Mr.. STEVENS &c EIchangePlsc Ar
DOOK KEEPING.-A practical AC-
4kCOUNTANT, who can devote his evenings to Book
keeping, will take such employment. Address " X B."
Tribune Office. 81 IL
AS ASSISTANT BooKEEPER or Entry
IN Clerk by smart intelligent young man. OF good ad-
Dress Can write good hand is also correct at hgures
Good references and security, required Address Will
LIAM, care OF Mr. Sphinx, 4O7 Broomest 81 IL
AS Cook, Chambermaid or Laundress,
IA by acoored woman. Can be al Mr. Freemsn's,
her present service place, 10 Pacihcsl corner OF Hoy
South Brooklyn, where she will remain one week Al "
AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, or to do
IA General Homework in q small family. Has good
CITY reference from her last place where she lived y years
Apply at Sixth At, second story, bsck.room IL ~
Ak EXPERIENCED CLOTH CUT
INTER, whose present engagement expires the fret
of February and who would Ike TO change MS location,
would be happy negotiate with any responsible mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment centrally located and dong
good trade for a situation. Address Trade, Tribune
Office, with name; ALSO when and where an interview
can be had. II W.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS
n Wanted situation salesman In wholesale or retail
store wholesale preferred by that has been 10 business
has an extensive acquaintance with business men in the
Southern and Western part Of the Union and can neces-
ssrv draw large amount of custom Persons commencing
In the wholesale business, would do well to address line
aff Hara Int Vif
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DURTON'S THEATER, Chambers-st.
10 REAR OF CITY HALL-The nearest Theater to
the large Hotels Doors open at6t commence AZ O'CLOCK
THIS EVENING, Feb 5. will be performed the Com
edy. Ia acts. Of WILD OATS.
Sir George Thunder. Mr. Burton
To conclude with the favore Comedy Of
SENT TO THE TOWER
Boxes. Dress Circle and Parquette SO
= cts Orchestra Seats IS cts Private boxes, s. and -.
DROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, Broadway,
- NEAR BROOME-ST-Propnetor and Manager
Mr.. BROUGHAM-Dress Circle and Parquette, 81 cents
Family Circle, 70 cts; Orchestra Stall Seats, 81 Private
boxes S. Doors open at 6ti commence All o'clock
THIS EVENING, Feb s. Will be presented the nc"
Comedy OF SERVE him klOhI.
Aner which. the Comic Opera Of the
AMBASSADRESS; or, a Managers M.seFies.
To conclude with the Farce Of
SENT TO THE TOWER.
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TIlO FAMILIES IN BROOKLYN.-

u situsiions wanted for about fly excellent ser.
wants mostly Professionals VIZ COOKS good washers ana
ironeTs; chsmberuGds, nurses and seanstresses /
Huuifess % girls for general and homework also few
small girls care children the Agency for DOmesucs
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