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E1cctric:.p Febrifuge.
OR SPEEDS FEVER TONIC.

OR SPEEDS FEVER TONIC.
WHICH CUES FLYERS All Tyres End GRADES IN
FROM Two ~ TWENTY IioURs
Not one hour need be lost than the day Of attack
in any ordinary of BILIOUS FEVER. INTER
MITTENT or CHILLS AND FEVER, aud but little
il any with the more violent and dangerous Fee
veEs as Congestive, Yellow, Nervous and Typhus,
Measles, Scarlet Fever and Typhoid Pncumoni, are
deprived of least thirds U ne ordinary danger
and difficulty intact
Fever Cannot Exist
but very short time under its potent and agreeabs
influence, while all anxiety, uncertainty and trouble
of nursing is dispensed with We better de-
scribe its effects than by quoting from letter FROM
B. F. Fly, Esq, of Madison county Mississippi, dated
Columbia, La, Oct. II, 1861, in which he says
CAS- far as have Travelled, your Febrifuge has been
used with wonderful In at least five hundred
cases this river [Ouchita it has been used, and in
every it has acted like clIarI 0idEs restoring
the patient to perfect health from four 70 ei9ht hours
AS far my knowledge goes there fs nothing TO COM
pare with it it acts the surface, opens the pores
of the skim equazes the circulation of the blood and
the patient lies down and goes to sleep he swakes
and is well, hardly knowing what cured him. is
phatically the remedy for feyers."
We could add proof by hundreds of the most sub
well physicians and Others but better evil
dence than the article itseget it, try tiff ii is not
what is represented be, return it and get yor
money.
Prepared and Sold by A. Kendall & Co.
"a, MAGAZINE STREET, NV ORLEANS,
JAMES BLAIR, Columbus,
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Piano Fortes &c., For Sale.

FIanO EOftcS &C., EOf SAFE.
lust received from New York, three splen- ~
j did Rosewood Pianos, which will be sold II
low for cash Enquire at the Furniture Ware
room kept by J. WoMELsDoRFF Also, good assort-
ment of Cabinet Furniture consisting of such articles
Bureaus, Wardrobes, and Bedseads Of all kinds.-Wash
stands Tables, Chairs, glasses Mattresses. &c
N. B.-The undersigned would also most respectful
ly inform the citizens of Columbus and its environs,
that he will discharge the duties of undertaking with
neatness and despatch whenever called upon do
JEROME WOMEISDORFF.
May 10, 1851, 15:6m
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r000 YDS. OSNABURG, Twilled and Plain,
IUUU just received from Pulasks, Tenn, and for
sale by HADEN g. READ.
August so, 1851. Agents.
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WANTED.

A GOOD English and Classical teacher get i'm
Il mediate employment by applying to William T.
Moore, Choctaw Agency P. O., Oktibbeha Co., Miss.
Aug. 16, 1851 29:3t:pd.
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r 000 DOZ. FACTORY THREAD, Nos 4, g.,
y .UUU and 7, just received from.Pulaski, Tenn.
and for sale by HADEN g. READ.
july IS, 1851
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DOCTOR LANTER

OFFERS his professional services the citizens of
" Columbus and its vicinity. Office at the Drug
Store of Taylor Mccarthy. He may be found at
night at Popes Hotel. Printers fee paid {
Columbus, May g. 1851. I5:x
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Q1-For Sale By Druggists and Dealers gcsealy 90
C4IfT10N,

C4UTfGiNs
None genuine without fac stuti1e signature, with
the likeness, authority and signature of James Speed
the envelop. We wish persons to be particularly
cautious not anything purportng be the Elec
trcal Febrifuge, unless bearing the above marks of
commences We deem these remarks called for in
consequence of persons having been imposed upon BY
counterfets, pretended receipts &c, which, if not
worthless are, to say the least, extremely dangerous
having proved fatal in many
A. KENDALL e. co.
May 81, 1851. lS:3m
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Hunting Levers, Independent Second hand Gold ~
ais, and Anchor Gold Watches extra Jeweled Hun-
ting Lever plain Lever and detached Escapeent Sill
yer w atches; Gold Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Gold
Clasps Buckles, &c, Gold Thimbles, Pens, Pencils
&c. Silver Table, Desert and Tea Spoons German
Silver ditto superior article and ali of the latest sEe
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Respectfully beg leave call the attention of country
merchants planters and their friends, 10 their
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT !
They determined to offer inducements to those who
have OF late years made their purchases in other
cities, and to supply them with
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Her body with her charge laid down.
She has gone to her inheritance among the saints
in light. We have her precious memory and her
beautiful example. Heaven has her still more
beautiful spirit. ***
COLUMBUS, Miss, August %, 1851.
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According to the report of the Secretary Of Trea
sury, the total annual tonnage OF Maryland entered
Daring the year is stated at 7o427 tons board Of
which were 277O seamen; foreign ton mage Of Mary
land, 291e1, employing l 341 men. The total Amer
and foreign tonnage OF Maryland, is set down at
4Ss vessels of s95ss tons, employing ALI men, The
total clearances 52I vessels of 12ssl9 tons
ploJing 5275. The total number Of vessels cleared
from Baltimore during the year 1850 was 62l, $780,
$40 tons, employing 5275 men. The total number
that entered the port of Baltimore during the year
was 49, of 90 5sstons employing 4ill men. The total
aggregate tonnage of the district Of Baltimore is set
down 1909 SO aud the total tonnage steam
navigation at 1914 81 tons.
The number of vessels, tonnage and passengers
which have arrived at Quebec in each Of the past Eve
years, is exhibited in the annexed table.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF CANADA.

The above includes the vessels bound to Montreal
every vessel that enters the pors boarded and report
ed. whether che is from Montreal Quebec. OF the
vessels arrived this year 90 foreign English
namely: As Norwegian; ~ American Gu }; 10 Prus-
sian; Russian; 2 Portuguese; Hanoverisn; 1swsd-
ish; and Dutch.
The San Francisco Herald of the LIST Of January 1851
gives the annexed statement, compiled from official
Of the shipments Of gold dust from California
mp to that date -
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fVs-5sl ,osI
The above statement Of monthly ship ments from
April 1st 1912 to May Ist 1850 includes only the gold
dust shipped by the regular mail steamers from
San Francisco Since May ist 1850, shipments BY all
the lines OF steamers have been included It is sd
mitted that there have BEEN during the past years
about hundred and City thousand persons engaged
IN California, mining for gold. IL IL our impression
that the aggregate production Of gold dust In Csfor
mia has been much greater than here set down. An
amount has, no doubt, been sent out Of he
country by merchants and miners OF which account
has been taken The amount Of gold dust on hand,
with the miners brokers spectators and others and W
circulation for commercial purposes is undoubtedly
much larger than reported As regards future produs
ton all IL dou bt and conjecture. IL stated that re-
cent develops ments N the gold region have demon
strssd that the yield will hereafter be much greater
than Il has ever been yet Discoveries Of veins OF very
rich gold bearing quartz have been reported, along
nearly the whole range OF the Sierra Nevada noun
tans and ell that Ia wanted TO develops the richest re-
eulfs In anti HE m achtncry
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CLOTHING.

CLoTHITG.-spRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT
" whoiesale-We would call the attention Of merchants
visiting New York for srrn purchases 20 stock q Spring
and Summer Clothing which for extent variety and excel
lence OF manufacture and STYLE Is much superior 70 that q
former and feel assured the sprro
baton Of clothing dealers all sections Of the counry
one Of the firm visits terodcsy the eurepean mar
lets purchasers rely having all the latest and best
STYLES goods made In well known ee-
gsnee Of hph prices much lower than houses who
depend solely this market An inspection Of stock
before purchasing elsewhere respectfully solicited NJ b.
We prepared fer the largest demand for California
ID. n J. DEYL1N,
50 and IS John street. corner q Nassau.
n ADIpe AND GENTLRMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL full Informed that they obtain the full value, "a
cash for all descriptions Of second hand east of cothnS
and second hand articles In general BY sending their address
through post OF otherwise or calling JAMES kORONkY.
At his store. No. III Orange street, near Chatham
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MUSICAL.

A YOUNG FRENCHkAN, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO.
"A wishes to enter into respectable family who would
consider him member and receive lessons Piano
grin French or compensation fer their trouble The
bshest recommendations and references will he given he
will bring splendid piano With him. Those who would well
consider him, would ind him most faithful young
Address T. II c., Herald once
DIANoS-A 6z OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. ONLY
Smonths in use, and OF excellent tone for 80. Also
two new and superior rosewood Pianos Of 81 behaves be
had at bargain. ALSO for sale chesp gold and silver
watches, Of dentists Instruments saAmander safe
books Paintings prin ting press &c. So Cab advances
merchandise and personal property Of all kinds.
4. JONES. % 40 street, I'd floor.
MUsIc.-A LADY, OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL BIL-
w tiles As Pianist the most unexeeptonabe references
uon to those The is already teaching she will either in
struct them at their residences at her dwelling
Terms-For BEGINNERS. 81 those advanced. ST. Apply to
3. O., Herald sfhce.
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n ADIpe AND GEN1L.uEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT


NEW YORK AND FFILADELPHTA.-NEw YORK
and Philsdephia direet-United States Mail Line
fhr.s;s e ~ hour, y. Ne. isT.sy RssOss Far. re.
New York se r. from feot Of ccurtisndt 81 and =.
A. ~ ard p. ~, from foet Of Liberty street. Leave
philadelphia At and "a nsdsP. n, from sae foetof
Walnut strsek
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COAL.

STEAn BOAT C0AI-TN SIZE AND QUALITY Ex-
esy adapted TO steamer use. for sale By the
Adore" ~ TYLER A co. Philadelphia
ITO COAL DsALRRs-THE % DISORDERS VIII L Exc
cute orders for spohn and Lewis Veins Red Ash Gal
and White Ash from Broad Mountain Of ali sres At ths
lowest mnhet rates ORDER are respectfully solicited
" TYLER CO.. PHILADELPHIA.
DEACH ORCHARD CoAI-PRIcR RRDUcEp-TBE
subscribers have reduced the price o. Peach Or
chard coal which they are prerared to furnish
craer Of the various ses Also for sale Lehigh
Camel and sohuylhil yhite ash =
Canal and Elm. and Jane and wssi s,r..s
COAL AN NOW DELIyRRIro rue BEST RsD
~ ash stove and At Is ton we'll screened
sy FROM under sheds In yard. q King and oreea
vish streeN p1TER CLINTON.
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AMUsEMENrs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUM's MUsEUH. PBILADILPHIA-P r. BAR
nun. Proptietor and Manager; Henry Sanford As
nanagerThe celebratsd Scriptural Opera, called rlIB
lskAELlTE5 IN EGYPT. will be produced in unexamped
styls this week Mrs segun, Mrs Bailey Miss Banknan,
Mr. Meyer Mr. Csrman and Mr. Segun. with the aid Of
and Pable chorus enlarged and able orchestra and tho
entire dramatic will appear this piece Tho talent
Of the eors damatqne will also be expended the after
In due season. Add to these those Of go 900
rosies; and the superiority OF this establishment 10 pApa
lie TO ALL There two daily perform 40
and r. N. The popular voice oommends the
fthe numerous curiosities Admission IS ct nts.
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MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS.

10 GREENWICH STREET, BETWEEN DEY AND
Il 20 FULTON streets-Great bargains in Dry Goods
Selling of to leave the city. Lindey Curtiss having
made TO vAeate their store by the 18th Of this
and many articles less than which will be done TO eec
immediate sale and dspose of their stock close the
business eshal have but two weeks to sell OF in Ladies'
and gentlemen will call while tho best
be had 81 l79 between Dey and Fulton streets
recently from Europe three very superb French oamels
hair long double Shaws Of the recherche design
(being the pattern that obtained the Gold Medal
last Paris exposion) They would import in the
regular way, nearly hundred dollars each but the
owner is immediate want q money. they gill be sold
considerably lees than half that May
the old established Costume Warehouse s. Prince street. two
blocks from Niblo'r, Broadway.
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

RRooKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., T. n KENT
- Parquete IS cents; Gallery l21Perf to
mence at ~ Second night of the engagement of Miss
Hathaway. Performance to commence with the JEALOUS
HUsBAND-Harriet. Miss Hathaway. Songs and Dances.
After which the Siamese Twins-The Twins by Kent and
seymour. Dsnce-hiss Hathaway To conclude with A
DAY IN PARIS. Emily-kiss Hathaway.
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TnE WORLDS FAIR.

WoRLD's FAIR ART UNION, INCORPORATED By
w the New York Legisaturc.-ShAres, IS each fifty
prizes prize Is trst cabin passage to London and
back. and SltO 70 PAY expense in london. In addition.
every subscriber has mani hcent engraving of the into
ror OF the great Words Fair really worth than IS
The subscription list IL filing pdy and the number of
shares is limited by the charter OF Incorporation
tions Tor shsres should be made immedi Atey remit
lance Of S5 will secure 10 shares Funds tho
place whence sent st par and remtsnees viii be ss
the esmpanys risk All letters must prepaid and drafts
made payable TO the seeretary shares further rsricu
ars may be obtained on personally ~ raid
letter ~ the companys otos, No. 90 wall New
York. BY order J.TOWNskhD. Secretary.
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l. s....s Manage. ..4.; sSss
dR.i:::s s' 'i D,. .s-ta.s
an A: Es.ss $50 q S. S:' e
T. is s:.:i :.
s Wiz I G.I: 1 D:S a, At hs'ss 81 the
dsn...s .s.seT H. o.
iurtter notice.
COMPLIMENTARY BINErIr TO MAX xARErzsK
Es have Il: :as:.sion ss o. aion
pubic Gs snsS NJ sns 81 the o osT 1sS 4
on the 81 s ". re
sExIRAAIDE.
First time this ssnorins P.rsdi .ad The
NsssI AND y issiissh osctRr
I'M ny ssssss ~. q
0';fs R:a.;: S::s
Ro1sn. sis.oi isiin sIio isas iI"f r.. s'''.''s.'
rem "Luois ii ismmsrnocr." soapsssd and
s. Gr:.d T.s.s;is:: aGoiel..ion i.roh.i from -
ssd arss .in. osssassS By him assisted BY '-'
fifteen fifteen performers. ladies and gentlemen. on
Of II; SSs SS: Sns. from ssisst Prices
fornanos. to e.mmsnss At o'eiSss - '''
ITALIAN OPERA. AsroR PLACE NILE TERESA
general thu. her aad HIr In .
ps.Ianes in New Yori. viii place on Fsdsy is.h IN
Viii be Sraas for :so
ssa on s Ha.
day morning. 18th inst Prices Of ADMINISTRATORS
extra charge Tor Is:sA
MECHANICS HALL. NO 472 BROADWAY ABOVE
frlss
a a. aser. .Gd ssrPS
m.n.seasns oTssy whose Concerts In this city FOE
y highly Ss.peesasis f:shianssis .udiss
saturday are
next February 18TH, Annual BENEFIT Of G. N. Chr.ty.
FELLowy OPERA HOUSE. ~ BROADWAY BIZ.
hs ssss q
and % ,sT ss' s eigsn q no
To- nss ct s a % to Ss,
f s U 70 as A. Ss a
CGpesrt :Cmnienoins stsP for the anson%ed..sn q
cert at hall past O'clock. 800 '"' -
MISS MARY. TAYLOR RESPECTFULLY INFoRYsI
IA her friends and the public that her hrst benefit
sn f9ss'y syfss a
and dnd S ppsny 81
asan1a with .other novelties For particulars see tho
bills OF the day Box book now open.
ClRGUs-NEw YORK AMP HIrHEATsE 81 BowERY.
m ISL and d 9 s JACK
BY Mss 'f fraan Rivers rs s SS
Feats. Comic Songs. Donaliso 10 engaged
and will appear Clown Thursday Extra per-
fOrmsnces on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
at ~ o'clock Admission. private Boxes so
Boxes IS cents pit l2 Children under years
oompanied by their parents. half price TO Boxes.
OLYMPIC, BRoADwAY-NAGLE GRAND PIANO..
" Of Ireand-Paintea by the Irish artists m
sketches taken within the last three in hdey ine
rest and beauty unriyalled with Irish Irish
and Irishmans illustrations. Every evening, At N.
o'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at oclock-
See Handbils Admttance Dress Circle and PArquet
cents Chidren under ~ half price; Private Boxes
lery l2h cents; Gallery for coored people l2l cents
~ and Thirteenth street.-The hrst stoton containing n
collection of views Of Europe Asia Minor
the Holy Land Egypt Nubin Arabia will be exhibited
until the eighth OF March after that date all these
replaced by new views equally interesting.
DAN0RAhA OF THE PILGRIks PR0GKESS-PAR-
uoular Notice-At the request OF pastors and
Others and In order allow ell the Panorama
the uzfom price Of admission will hereafter twenty
ccnts On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons children
will be admitted ~ price, Descriptive catalogues l2
cents Open every evening At Washington Hail. 6s6 Broad
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REMOVALS..

REMOVALS.
u EhOVAL.-EASTNAN. Sheldon TOWNSEND
~ have removed to No. 81 Cedar street. opposite the
Once where they offer stock Of Silk and Fancy
Dry Goods mostly OF their importation. They viii
constantly be receiving and fashionable goods their
line to which they would call the attention of city and
country merchants.
u EhOvAL-HUDsGN h ROBERTSON HAVE RE-
~ moved from No IA street. TO their store No.
$50 Broadway adjoining the Howard Hotel they
opening large and elegant stock of staple and fancy
Dry Goods to tine Southern and Western trade which
they offer on the most favorable terms
- EN0VAL -PFEIFFER FRANCKE, MANUFAC-
~ turing Jewellers, have removed from IS Courtand
street No 80 Csurandt of Greenwich street.
trance in Greenwich street.
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PERSON Al.

A REwARD-LEFT HONE, ON FRIDAY rue TTH
"A inst, EDWARD Obonnell. fer Willamsbursh. Was
seen same evening" about the ferry
en- the other side but has pot sne been heard
k conplesoned, shout ave teet six inches high
Had on dark overcoat and panaoons grey and had
also wsch on his person, draft Mohurrsy fer
go with bill Of sdins 81 some CASKS hosiery from Liver
pool Any person giving inform TO his
or seneing the same to his afflicted wife, rs Frsnh
viii suitably rewarded, and confer lasting favor
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THE BALL SEASON.


fully informs its friends that the Assembly for
the evening Of Wednesday 18th instant has
account Of the dangerous illness of Mrs Nblo to the
evening OF Wednesday March 5th The proprety Of this
Posponsmont ebvious and IT 10 believed that
the happiness and comfort of will be
cared change of evening than BY change Of location
&. OLIN BURLING, Cor. Secretary.
THE STYLE IN WHICH THE sTEAN BOILER MA
kers Ball off, in the Chinese Rooms, on the 4th
instant reflected great ereet on M James Lee and the
other members OF the Committee Of 1t
not surpassed BY during the the proprety Of
behavior which characterized present. and the
real enjoyment which this supernduced The party did
not break up till ave in the About hundred
present, every Of whom must look back the
Boiler makers BAH as of the most happy evenings they
enjoyed.
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Gold Dust shipped to Chill and Peru, by
the Chilli and California Flour Company,
ss per statement from their books, and
fer which there has been no manifest
entry in the Custom House......."... sI,a7a,ooo
Shipped by one English com mercial house,
on board 1nconetant, Driver, Dcdalus,
to the Custom House ......".,,,..... $4,000
per statement .....'.............''.. 157oao
ers date W. A woodbury. ............ $3.50
House reports ......'................ 7os, aoo
e,.,.u.u, A.. : $3.50 o42
TIE these amounts may be added the following ssti-
mstes which are m ads MP the best info alton
that can be obtained from wsll.nformed persons
pymin.r, from Mexico Chni. oregon I.ts s7,5oo,oo
no nantes. entry. ................. 5000 900
Manufactured into jewery coin, Sc., other
than the above ststemt mt. 1850. 100000
broker and others. ...'............. eoOocOO
tsc,,,ruL.uoy. 100000
l. 1870, 70 December 81, is.......... s4Soo,so
cemser 81. 1850 -. ................ so,olo,os4
gers. from April / to Dscsmbsr 81 lsip.. 7Sisoo
her an isbo. "M '' .s''.'...'....... ssl7,ooO
Az p.r .tatement No 2........ 45T60t2
A. per statsment No S.,,.......... 1900 900
se27iT jN
In the above estimates, the value Of gold
dust has been computed ut sl6 the
dsd 81 SO per ounce. the mint value say $500 Tot
-
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PUBLIC LECTURES

M HENRY JAMES THIRD LECTURE WILL TAKE
" place az the Stuyvcsant Institute this tTussdayb
Etenirg, CONNIE ncng at o'clock subeet-The Principle
Of UrivcrsAity in Art Tickets Tor the course 81
had A. the oktoEes e Messrs Francis Grower, Ker
not. Single tickets rs centt, at the door.
DIV HENRY WARD BEECHER WILL LECTURE
~ this evening, February 18th, at the Female Acaismr.
Broeklyn Subject -"Charactsr" Lecture 10
Soclock. Tickets at the dotr.
Rky. u. II. CHAPLIN WILL LE1rgsE BEFOss ruE
~ fhtenoloscal society. AT Citation Hall, "Wednesday
evening air. o'clock subject-rhe IDEAL and the AcsuaL
Admittance l2ls oetts.
nR. X. HAAS, OF HUNGARY. LATELY SURG EoS ~
chief Of the Hungarian army and formerly Professor OK
the University Of Vienna. will deliver course Lectures
on Popular thysioogy. the New York Medical college
Thtrtcnth street three times woek Tussdays
snd Saturday. o'clock Mo begin day. Feo IL
The course viii lat two months. Dr. Haas will expatn
there lectures many phenomena Of heaith aad here
tofre Unexplained andhe action OF different remedies
oordng 70 physical principles Ladies aId gentlemen
rsspeeauly invited Tickets are 70 be obtained a. Dr.
Haas, IA his office, So noutten street. two doors from
hrosdwsy ate o'clock r NJ. Price Of the two dol
lars. The frat lecture is free.
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ITO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.-JAhES N. MILLER h
Co. will sell at the Merchants Exchauge, Wednes
day February th IT IL oelsck six Of those handsome
brown stone houses situated in that elegant block Of
stone houses Lexington between Thirteth
Thirty hrst streets followsthe house and lot the
corner Of Ihireth street Lexington also tire
three adjoining houses and ot also the house lot
the southeast corner of street and Lexington
also the house and lot adjoining The houses
22x53feet-the lots 22xiU0 The houses all built in the
best all by day work fitted with AL the
modern improvements They be day. the
at the house adjoining the Of Thireth
Six thousand dollars remain bond and MORTGAGE.
Sale positive.