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. TATE BANK or ILLINOIS.

or the the debt due Of all kinds In the last report
the robabi is that consi cradle than one half
is suspended OF the s7so74s Of discounts named in
the report for October, 1s4s s4l2eol under the
head OF suspended debt. The amount put down
der the head OF "due by other banks and bankers,
10 not probably worth i've dollars. The sundry
stocks" composed principally of the stock Of the
bank judging from the report Of August lsa6 which
contained an item, "stock State Bank OF illinois,
$l73300. The broken bank notes not worth the
paper they are printed on The capital Of the bank
according to the last report 81 ZOO There has
recently been speculative movement In the stock OF
this bank in this market, and prices have advanced
venture an opinion regarding the probable value Of
the stock but shall leave IL for those interested
shareholders to figure It out. We have given above
all the information in possession In relation to
the final settlement Of the affairs of the Company, all
say is that 1t will yet be sometime before the
trustees close up their accounts and anal division
90 A
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GRAND CoNcERT-ARRANGEMENTs HAVE BEEN
mental scale OF masniacen noe aad ib.rsiisy
which sha surp.. al Others heretofore given This city
and 81 are sn.,sea which .i,h ,he aud
semeat POrOn pro eesds Of th. eSnssr. 70 he
Sm s :. the SsIs.5 q sts
lens Tickets OF admission the 81 each which
% 'a; eth: srssssE s. on: : ss: .Sss e
T'5 ssa %ass ": S. s
Sony;nsnes ho,s attending III. concert the elss VIII
and 4 the clos. o. the the ssdd
the audience and delivered on tie evening Of pesrnanss
or sas seis Day ,saa,rcd committee q re.pon.ss
ssn q The article. herein nsnseSsd yis.Hir.s On.
'9a ss'Sl' s ;sss 81 so "a de- ss
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q n ci.Sss iron a ne s''I s ct 81
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& fS la h s IL %ss's' :,.ssS
ssss!s.cn: s ss i a. 20 :p -.
an ss 10 en- S as s dSn
son velvet 81 each s. SD. sd ,ih, ssth s5ts do.
::'s .;;s. $ % ,s ss s:
sss ,h rian: tssr1.s ss s G sis EN-
si?issf: se ;s =, go s s s sue =; Sod Do
&C.; pSys 2, s.ss 90 70 ,c 90 90 Sons.
tacht ITO 20 I3e DO 90 ~ Jenny music foss Insv
article 81 80 each l3 TO I35 40 aeoordeons a. ese
re 70 80 do ~ 70 portraits o. Jeney Lind diet sad
Beetti. beautifully coored (sssl 81 each above
enumerated articles he suh
scribers. JAQUES BRoTHnR Music Puolishsrs No .slS
Broadway ". y where t-k
NB-reens residing out Of the city wishing purchase
tickets for this Grand THAR
orders Immediately, postage pre- paid
Two THE THEATRICAL PRoFEssIoN.-LADIgs AND
gentlemen Of aeknovledgsd talent desiring sueaxs-
menu At tho Astor Place Opera House com msuous on
about the LIST q March address hessr aa1
Ihorne Of Mr. Chas Thos Psrsioe Theatrea Asenf
- Chambers street, adjoining BurtOns Theatre.
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A MEXICAN HoUsK, HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
"A The undersigned navbs entirely rebuilt asd Enlarged
the above extensive estabshment containing all
three hundred and hfy rooms would respectfully give
uce that ready for the ption snd
ton Of the travelling community An extended notice Of
the unsurpassed convensnces Of this house IL deemed
perfuous ~ the provenens which have been
made not be properly rven in sdvs.tsemsnt sat
tee to that has been
apartment perfect The furniture ade 20
der regardless Of cost aad certain portions f especially
the drawing will be tobe Of the bsauta
end tasteful The dining capsclous
and the hoers for heals will be arranged sut the
convenience Of the and late Every department. Will
be conducted In and the pro-
prefer pledges himself that the American House shall Be
trul the travellers home. LRWIs kICK.
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~ mum, Proprietor and Manager; Henri Sanford Assistant
hanafe-Ths wesh will be presented rich various
Of The Vicar Of wakeheid The oamestsr an eIcitns
trssedy. the eomsdies Lendon Assurance wives
pTsnh Mt ~ request q mssy patrons nsw puoosu.
new and pthy farcss All these will be rendered By COM
pany whose talents are daily commended By prcss and
the public. Add these attractions those Of
tes and the ,gpsrisr,y Of this seetrssed cstasshet
pAlrable to ALL There are two daily performance
menens at and Pm The popular voice comments the
arrangement Of the numerous curiostes Adnissiou. Is
cents.
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THE AFRICAN ARTISTS ASSOCIATION. HAVING
obtained their charter, ready 70 reesve works
Of art for exhibition 1T their SS Broadway their
gallery TO he opened 10 the public tho LIST Of March,
IL required that members wishing exhibit should
their pictures before the 10th Of February.
nAGUKRRKoTyPE THE SCALE PLATRs-ruRsI
~ plates warranted TO be perfect. and 70 give the
impression much richer than any
The subscriber agent for the French manuaoturers ana
mana T." Assr... vieros srSnoP. ssis.. lsns On DO
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CALIFORNIA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACROSS rHn
~ Ishmus Of Pssama zachrisscn, neIscn o., ~ Pa
mus or shs il throssh shippsrs sp-
and property covered Co. are ~
damage secider the trsnH rhssbAstss trAsspcr-
s"'n "~r sAcssissoNa o. .'N" wns..,s sssS
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OPlRA HoUsE. Aston PLACE.-REDUcrI0N IN
" Price for the few remaining nights
Parod Price Of Admission, Parqust ana Boxes 81 50.
Seats may be secured ~ the Box Once from A.
cents 10Th eubscrptie. Night Lat but three
sEpesrsnee Of egnerna Tsrssa Psrod in LA FAvORITA
Nile Nathalie FtIjanes in Grand Ballet Divertisensnt.
Conductor Max haretzsb Leader, Mr. Kreutser. Friday
sse, FEBRUARY ~ VII, Be performed DSn.ettS opera
ssno Benevsntano Bal Superior Of the Convent Of
~ James OF Conpostes Signor Novelli; Leonora Gus
sgnors T. Psrodi; Fernando, Stgnor Lorni; Ines
s.r lad ~. 70 LsSnora ssnors 0:rrstt; Don Gapais
Court CamsirA Mayor Pages Guards Monks Pilgrims 49,
scene ., action kinsdom OF Castillo 1910 between the
acts Grand Dtsertisement, la FEE AUX ROSeS-0rand
Pas do Deux by Mile N Ftsjames and s,gaor csrrese
O'Clock. No Free List. No Oraers S'~
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os, o.s: =. s..s 4 Az. :sssi
D. ss. sri S. Il. street. :s
S:sss i .ss pea islas
suslsIy !. pIia: ss ~ s st
.ssh ~: .s.s e
n.S M O. s and q hand sIws shoe l1iyss aofr
ship anger cooper novels sparrow Ss snsmsiisd wash
az; s:;ss:; :.:;
ns a.ntSSE and , md
spoons. g. taper nlss ssws sets ss trays
Also spoons Csssissa:: ss the asa
tionroem Bale without reserve.
WALTER oREENOUGH. -AUcTIoNEER-BRIa SEA
e. r xs :s the 4:
brig Sec ssv Of sp K las 80 s..s A
sssd and heavily copper sail. new sosns tackle
81 foot Of oSaysInsur street. pier
JACOB roar. ,AyGTIoNE.R.sEoEE: NO: Is
an g: TSIn,.sIs the house; s,stss Il shs usual
d. p.1s S: as Ss' :.p g. 81 S
ETHoNY J. BLEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
a ~ q sr, c a. Y Nc a. the
Brosn ~ 10 and 500 w..Sinssea street
i Bsn M and rs
ana about thirty building lots on Jane HoTatio and Fifty
M H ..,sI5;1 FOLIO OF
o'clock by D. Parsn at his Gallery 3il Broadway,
eg,9ls Gentlemen WISHING to make family port foos
AND beautiful subjects Sale positive; terms cash.
A UoTIoN NoTICE-THoMAs BELL. AUcTIoNEER-
"A BY n ~ Bush, this day. At 10y O'Clock viii be sold
country sore-shces laces cutlery splendid watches,
hofiery. gold chains, trunks military clothing richly
trimmed London guns, he. Saurday-elegant furniture
in the Sale rooms Aonday-the TOOLS fixtures: so, OF
Jeweer watch and pencil maker athes draw bench,
shears engines &C. THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
E0R sALE.-To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
ThursdaY February 90 1884, at 10 o'clock. A NJ part Of
the well known property Of George w. Horton
Cty Island in the to.n Of Pelham and county of West
Chetsr and State OF New York. 100 lots of 50
front BY 100 deep situated public road OF 80 feet
sons desroug OF entering the oyster business
modated Well calculated for
private residence Terms made known the day sale
N Elf the weather should prove stormy the sale Will
take place the next fair dAy.
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IN AvELLKRs, GUIDE.

INV YORK AND rpILADRLPHIA--Ngw voRK
Az and Philadelphia dirvca-UefssA nsAtss Nail Lse-
rnro.ss y ~ ho.rs u. Ne. isr,sv nalyess FER. re
New rerh as - f.sn fset % o?.rslssts ~ 80 49,
Philadelphia ~ ssdsA =. ssdsP. n, frsmt feesef
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BR9ADwAY THEATR.-h A. MARSHALL. SOLE
7ss will b Srssd fomAais spectacle three
sct entitled rAUSTUs The D~nsa Of the Drsshsnss
SS: .S.va NJ wh.ti.xi cog oraAi. M Hill Adn:.
The pslformanee win With favorite farce Of
GkAkDfAfHER wHIrkHEAD-Drsyton, Mr.: Matthew'S
andfsher Whitehead Mr. Davidge; Lousa Miss Olivia
Doors open at Drsss Circle aad Parques SOc
FAMILY and Third Circles 26e Private Boxes IS sad 9o
NIBLo' s.-JOHN sEFToN. MANAosR-FRIDAY
Feb 18th night celebrated dancers Miles ROU6-
whose and a.nsss were rss;ysd By AUDIENCE
public amussnents At Nbles 0srdsns TO atT
oeloen With the French ya.devis Of IL cohMis 1T LA
conclude With the grand ballet Ia dss
Bsndits-CAtarina, By the celebrated Mile CAROLINE
In the Of the piece 10 sancssPax
smsn,n sos ~ .d,.. ~ y. o,r R.
Pas Roses Vile Caroline aad her three Pas
the Grand March By the Corps q Ballet Pas ssui q
hanola by Miles CAROLINE and Adelaide. in which they
have gained viabls rspstaon In Europe ooneudnx
with Gaop Final by Mile Ca ROLINE the whole comps
any. Tickets 90 cents. No performance Saturday.
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TnE WORLDS FAIR.

WORLDS FAIR ART UNION, INCORPORATED Bv
w the New Yorh Legislature.-Sharcs, e5 esch-hfty
prizes. prize 10 hrst cabin passage 10 London aud
bach, and 800 10 In London. In addition.
Ter OF he rtAs air really worth moro than -:
list 10 hllius rapidly, and IS the number o.
IL limited By the charter Of ncorporaon appuos-
uons for shares should be made Immediately. remit
tance Of tb will secure 10 shares Funds eutrsnt A Ms
place whence sent tAhen 81 par, and remtsness viii be
the cempsny risk All letters must be prepaid and aAfts
lars may obtained on application geronsiiy b. raid
letter ct the oompanys ofoe, No. 81 Wall street, New
York. BY order J.ToWHsBND, Secretary.
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CoMPLIMENTARY .ENEFIr TO Max nARErzrK.

COMPLIMENTARY >ENEFIr TO MAX nARETZIK.
" at Aston Place Opera House, Wednesday Feb l1-ThS
Committee Of Arrangements have this saac ton
ing the frenda Mr. hsretzef and Of the onera
pubic generally, that they enabled upon this
occasion programme OF unsurpassed Tho
entertainments of the evening will include the fAvorta
grand Opera Of -
EMIRAMIDE.
RossISr,
First time this season in which sBnorina Parod he
waole strength o. the company will appear aud
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
, - Between the hrst md second acts Of the Opera
l. Overture "kiIzio," (tull orchestra) 4arstlek.
e Grand iantasie de Concert piano. on airs from
File du Resneat," composed and executed
- n.y.. ,.. Maurice Strakosoh.
s. Rom.nlA sisnOr Lorin sirto gentn." IA
4. Grand Fantaise Drsm,tique, violin. on airs
from Lucia di Lammermoor,' composed and
s. Grad Fantaia lie. Coronation March" from
heyerbeer's "Prophete,' arranged by NJ S.rak oseb.
and first tine. executed by him, assisted by
fifteen Performers, ladies and gentlemen, on
eight pianos
suhscrbers re ain their seats until Friday mornng
when the box book will be opened at the Office OPERA
House when and where seats be secured Prices Of
adnisson-parquet srd boxes t~o dollars amphitheatre
fifty
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RE MOVALS.

REMOVALS..
u EMOvAL.-BUDSGN ROBERTSON HAVE RE-
III ed from No ia Pearl street. to their No.
$50 oadwAy oinipg the Howard Hotel where they
PENN large and elegant stock of staple and fancy
Dry Goods uited to the Southern and Western trade which
they offer on the most favorable terms.
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RURT0N's-CHAkBERs STaEET-DRAEATlcT EsrI-
- monial-Beneft Of DR. Nor tha author Of David Go p
perheld." "she's Come" Lucy Did Amour" ana
one hundred others original and adaped The friends Of
DR.. korthal with the hearty operation William z
Burion, propose Friday evening Feb to him.
testimonial Of their appreciation Of his long
ccssul labors for the local drama benefit abovo
heuse; which occasion The favori,s comedy Of the
POOR GENTLEMAN. will be performed, in which
nr. Burton. hr Blake, Mr. Lester. Mr. Johnson.
Mrs Russell Mrs. Hughes and Mrs skerret will appear mo
the strength Of the company. and LBCY-DID-SH SHAN
AMOUR In which, with the Kind permission Of p T. Bar
num- ESQ., Miss Caroline Chapman will her original
character of Lucia orrnsl address will spoken -
Dr. Eortkall Tie follow ng Kentemen are few Of tho
many who have volunteered active in tne
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THE BALL SEASON.


EHoURTH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE GILDEks
GuArd-The company takes this opportunity TO inform
their r nds that thr Fourth Annual Ball will take place
81 the chinese Rooms Friday evening. Feb 1851 The
committee pledge themselves hat pains shall spared
to make pleasant reunion OF the 0ders and Glders
Guard. JOHN HOFFMAN. Captain.
RALPH 0sTRANDER, Secretary.
VoUN0 0UARD-ExrRA soRIEE.-MEnBERs AND
subscribers respectfully informed that OBJ
tain their Tickets for the above eories to take place
Niblos Monday evening Feb 2h Of the undermined.
CHAS. A. THOMPSON, Secretary
At the Street Commissioners once. No Hall Of Rscsrds
oTICE-THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Journeymen Tsilors Proteetye Union will be held
Tammany Hail. Monday evening" February 10th, 1851.
Adkins celebrated BrA Band Is enragsd for the occasion.
Tickets One Dollar TO admit gentleman and ladies'
to be had Of any member Of the Committee.
N B-The Committee will meet a the sixth Ward Hotel
on Sunday Afternoon.
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lust ARRIvED-s0O SUPERB SINGING CANARY
Birds the beat lot imported all selected BY myself.
They have the water and bell choice
sodhnehes and other Kinds For sale by importer,
L. ESSENTIAL 2sS srruoe street
TIE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY 10 NASSAU
street, oner 70 Sou th.rn and Western merchants.
the city large assortment o. Clohns aad other Rssber
0oods vel worthy the attention Of the public. This
psny has the sole right under Goodysar patent 70 manu-
faoture raw ar ticlss.
nEpoT or coRNRLIUys SOLAR LAMPS, GAS FIX
~ lures Chandeliers Gran doles mante CsndelakrAs In
ormulD and aa%sss finish Asc. silver Plated .. osrmsn
silver Casters Baskets Tea Sets 50 ~ Table rsrhe ~
Spoons fdor; enc Ivory Table Cutlery &o AsHBa nOe-
GAN s2 william street. between Fulton and Ann, oppssts
the Chnrch.
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ITO THE LOVERS OF CHOICE BIrs-THE UNDER
signed win offer fer sale Saturday, February snd
me weeh foloving a. his stand. $40 Broadway some the
county beef south Dow muttor, and choesv
nd most respectfully svits the public TO call ard select
for themselves A. BROADWAY s4s Broadway arst deor
shove Thirteenth street ''N
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INSTRUCTION AND SAFETY
~ Everything vsrmrcus
Reaches lfs's terminus.
when ~ imbtes Lyons death dealing doses.
Roach and bedbug heel over,
Lke shot duck, or plover,
when his powder touches their mouths and their
His pills, mice and rats will
Stay quicksr than cats will;
ret strange-is II not-hunso foit large ADD small,
MAY eat pulls and powders, nor suffer ct ALL
Depotfor Lyons Magnetic Powder ssd Pills, s2o Broadway.
II BARRIsoNs PORTABLE SELF COOLING nIIIs
II. Burr Stone orinders-Patsstsd November, Isl7.-
mills warranted to do than asv ether
MILLS IN use aad do not require half power.
The first pr~nium awarded 70 the
n N the Fairs Of the American rnstitute in 100 ssa
eSo Ass, 1T the Fair Of the Chariass M
chanical Association In 1850 hese Kills very
ransvcrtaon their shole weight being much lee
nss .ne stens Aons OF seumcn mile They are admrs
ns:s.ra Esle psin.s pumsaS m.nsss.ss ss.es
sssd. oil eshe. 40. &c. For sale BY
He WARREE CO. ~ Courtlandt a., ~ stairs-
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roAL-I AN NOW DELIVERING rue BEST RED
~ ash and egg At - rs veil screened
IRON s.s sheds In ny yard 'srnss q nn Ans 9rssn
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HN0LIAN PIANO. FORTEs.-wR WOULD CALL TIL
81 attention Of the public 70 the me assOrtusnt Of
Piano. Fortes with and without the much admired oan
acoonpAnimen made by the celebrated house Of Gilbert
Co, Of Boston recently opened at az Broadway, by
waters Berry The pianos Of T. q. Co. have been
100 long sne too favoraely known need a.y
uons Hundreds In this city testify 70 their superior
eacellence NJ Bsscond hand pianos taken In exchanse
Planes TO let fine assortment OF tho above
may be found at the warerooms Of LINCOLN X THOMP-
SON. 10 Fulton stree. Brooklyn.
INFANT DRUhhER PoLKA-wx HALL h SON
Broadway opposite the PARK have In Of pubca
top and will be issued in few days. this grand Polka
composed by Henry q. Wason with splendid Lthogaph
Of the Little Drummer title-psxe The Polka fs de-
signed for the grand concert which promised
on the 27d inst, At Tripler Hall
TNO MUSIC SELLERS, hc.-A YOUNG NAN Is DEsI-
II Of obtaining ssstion in musio Store sales
being anxious acquire good knowledge piano.
forte playing small salary expected. Good references
given. Address 600, Herald once.
A lady, QUALIFIED IN EVERY RESPECT BY
IA experience and ability 70 give nstruet the pisno
for dsrous Of ladies' whom she would
attend az residence the residence
Jerys podfrae. Application 10 DO made TO Mrs. 9. H. box
50si Post Once
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~~|0~~~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~~~~~ >s~~~>>~~~~~,~~~>~~~~~~
~ AIRY, about half past ten o'clock. y. n. black
leather trunk with white cover, marked sseh
snd Of cover W. L. 81 and br.ss plate the lock,
w. star New York Whoever will deliver the 10 III
Cortland street, will receive the above reward.
4 osT-BRTwKEN Aston PLACE OPERA HOUSE AND
- Wavsrly place. Tenth and Bleeeher Streets Dia-
mond Breastpn set In blue enamel The hadr will receive
twenty dollars and the thanks Of The owner ylsavn N
f0l Waverly place
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EELL0WS OPERA HOUSE, 44 BROADWAY, BE-
tween Howard and Grand streetsThs manager begs ~
state that the given his
Concerts every evening for the last eleven months by the
elite and fashion Of this great metropolis has induced him
TO engage artists OF the first talent
lssque italian Opera Scenas Bursque Concerts Baet
In ttyle equal TO the originals produced At the Italian
Opera OF this city On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Concert, commencing ats Y. NJ the OF
families Admission Is Doors open at half past s.
con cert at half past o'clock
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COAL.

STEAN BOAT coAIs-rN sIzs AND QUALITY Rx-
rrsssy adapted 70 steamer for sas by ne
Address v. TYLER 4 CO. Philadslphia-
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GRAND CONCERT AT rRIPLER HALI-oN THURS
~ day evening" February 49, ISL Rspsated BY general
request and for the relief Of the Hungarian Exes
following eminent artists comprising
and instrumental talent will appeAr-Mrs Eastoott tn
tsyoriie American vocalist Mad stephany Roya
Opera o. en,a Mr. squres American tenor first appear
Anee Several hvorite instrument Solo performers;
Grand Orchestra and splendid Military band Tickets
Der-san b btsincd from members Of the Relief Com
mus nd boak sfor ~-
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4 ADIRs OR GENTLEMEN DRsIRoUs OF coNvRRT-
IL ing into cash their superuous effects such cast on
clothing costumes firearms furnture watches and iswsy
win obtain from the subscriber 6y cent than here
ofore received by the post etherv
ISAAC a. LYON. No. Wall strseA
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COPARTNERsHIPs.


dissolution -rHR C0-PARrNRRsHIr HERETO
~ fore existing between the under the of
Phillips Clark expired the nth instsnt by mutual
osnent kther party authorized 70 settle the business
o. the late ooncern. WILLS PHILLrrs,
Nsw YoRH, Jan a. 1881. JOSEPH CLARK
nIssoLUTIoN.-rHE FIRM OF RYDER, BRoTHERs
- tailors H Broadway is this day dissolved Either
party win act In the settlement Of accounts.
Feb 4, 1881: Al III RyDlR
samuel n Ryder will continue the BUSINESS At the ola
stand, atd veus respectfully ask continuance the
patronage 20 literally bes.cvea upon the late firm.
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DARIs ExPRRss-LIvINosr0N, WELLS a CO. a
wall street. rsrcign Espree. FsrwarAers will dsscatch
special on ~. am
Tesrusrv Psshagss s.npes orders As received ustii
Draf@ Paris sad all
LIVINGSTON. WELLS CO., wall 81
IlARNDENs BxPRRss roR NEW ORLEANS AND
Mobile All goods entrusted 70 for Nev Or
leans, Mobile or esss adscen will 10 forwarded
pronrrsss ssd dsspatoh BY 70 Axsns
burns, Coays Co. 81 Camp street. New Orleans
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1 Grand streeOpen every night during the week until
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
aINsrssLs comprising a. efficient and versatile o<ps
management Of Crty whose concerts In this oity for
ssccession Of Ave year, been received with favor
by highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
cents Doors at halt past ak AZ half
O'clock The patrons Of Christys Mnstrels
spsctfuy informed that the usual Saturday
will be disoon tinued for fut
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M ARLINGTON s BIRTH DAT-THE COMMON
w Council of the City of New ycrt having resolved to
observe the I'D day the natal of the Father
81 his country in worthy Of that devotion
uuepsriot must feel for his memory and PIES the
military and civic institu and societies. together with
al the Of the city are invited TO participate
In the themselves to the Committee of
Arrangements at No City Hail. before Monday Feb
3d. oecck for the purpose of enabling the committee
somplete it's arrangements.
49, COMMITTEE OF ARRANeEstEsTs.
Aldermen. Assistant Aldermen
JssKPH BRIrroN, 8. L. II. WARD,
WARREN CHAPMAN, CHARLES CRANE
RoBERT T. HAws. JOHN b. WEsR,
HENBy SHAW, ROBERT A. SANDS,
JAcoB +. 0AKLEy. THOMAS J. BARR.