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N o N r Y M AR X f IT.

THURSDAY, Feb 26-6 z NJ.
The market continues active, without any ma terisf
| variation in quotations A. the first board Reading
Railroad declined a per cent Erie Railroad, u Della
ware and Hudson, 4 Canton Company x. New Jersey
Zinc advanced y per cent Sussex Company, u. Erie
and aiding the favorites among spectators, and
suppose long they able to raise money upon
hypothecans at low rates of interest with moderate
margins, there will be serious decline from current
prices The stock market by looks attractive
TO thofe who not large holders Of the fanocs, and
those who are do not like the looks of tings in Wall
street much There Inducements offered to enter
into operations with fair prospec. Of success
and spectators in the street will have to wait long
time before outsiders will take hold of stocks with any
avdity at present quotations All that capitalists out
of the street have to do is to walt and they will set the
| stocks they want almost at their prices.
The receipts at the Office of tho Assistant Treasurer
of this port day, amounted to S75eoi 80 payments
$57 565 92-balance, So 440Os7 SO.
The stesmship Atlantic from Liverpool, brings four
days later news from all parts OF Europe. Politically
the intelligence does not vary materially from that
brought by previous steamers Commercially the ad.
vices favorable than there Of the previous week
Quotations for cotton and bIeadstuas we're without
change. Money was abundant ana cheap, and consols
had slightly advanced Several large failures
ported in London, Notwithstanding the reduced value
and plentiful supply Of money Although the Bank Of
England had in hand large amount OF idle capital and
the rate Of interest ruled unusually low required the
best security to obtain loans The failures daily
ported in different branches of bushes, had shaken pub
lie confidence great deal, and tho accumulation Of
capital In the hands OF private and public bankers is
70 certain extent the resul The feeling exists
here and the eject is somewhat similar Several largo
siures have lately occurred in this city; houses which
had NOT been previously suspected have suddenly
pended, and confidence, for time past, has been
gradually disappearing H.Ecs the abundance of money
seeking employment at low rates OF interest upon
doubted securities.
The current quotations in London for bullion tho
10th instant were &c followsMexicsn and South Ams
rcap dollars 4s 1o3Sd per United States dollars 4s
l0 per oz bar silver containing gold, all gold above
above five grains in the pound to be paid for 6s 0&d
per or standard bar silver without gold, 5s 0ad. per
OF. standard bar gold, c3 17s 81 per OF standard
sp anish douboons g lSs, Sd per Colombian doub
oons, f3 lSs per ounce The quotation OF gold at
Paris about par according to the new tariff which
at the Eng mint price Of f3 LIS 10d per ounce fog
standard gold gives exchange Of 26l7 and the
change at Paris London at short being 70 ~ it fob
lows that gold is about o4 per cent dearer In London
than in Paris
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INVESTIGATION INTO TINE CoNSuor OF THE Con-.
MIssloNRRs ON THE MEXICAN CLAIMs.-A select
committee Of five, with power to send for persons
and papers, has been appointed in the United
States Senate, to investigate and examine the pro-
ceedngs Of the late Board of Commissioners on tho
claims Of various persons against Mexico, arising
chiefly out of the late war. This investigation will
bring out q vast development Of curious matters in
connection with GARDENERS claim, Mears claim, and
others of which We have heard SO much. Revela-
tons are expected in reference to ex-Senators and
ex-Ministers that will astonish the public. II
these cases are probed to the bottom, there is no
doubt that there will be laid bars an amount o.
Galphinism that will cast all the Galphinism Of
General Tay lor's cabinet into the shade.
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issssss Il. but ri: esn:.rsss.
maximum Of salary and fees than BY Law he is now entitled
SIC Alt any oaissr or spider who would living have
ben 70 's s q S, the az s Of
surviving him The child children oosr oiior
are no shdisn living sAss father or nosSs1
NJ the Or %
81 9sf or s 40 g name, :. though ssa
10 the contrary notwithstanding.
The foregoing section concurred In by yeas 49, to
mays Al
sec SIN the event of tho death Of cd or non.
ccnmis,Cnos eiser musician or private who sh. have
ssa act during the tendency ofsuch application any
II s of S such
Srd Tor the benefit OF those entitled thereto the
lin all cases where the militia volunteers.
. service and whose services have been paid for by the
or .oap a1f sasts Ct IL. R
@ . rsn sa a. 70
service .he United States approved september 2 1876
pcy.ions q sd at. proof Of length service
r. .rd hs tn, s psSvso I'll. sh section
BY Iepesd THAT noshing herein contained shall
or bee ONE entitled TO the same
Sounsssrs who may have been Actually ens.sed 10 any
ass rs ~
sc .odt hS u Ssd
Granted to such or n would ss s.sa
this enactment had constituted part thereof provided
that thing herein contained shall DO construed 10
grant than hundred and sixty Of land 10
who already BIO entitled tot der the act above
mentioned, for his servicesin any u
This section was eoncurredin by yeas 80 to nays a.
EJECT. 6T OF one hundre and sixty
about TO be Issued, shall be assignAble. .
sEc THE act of September 1850 extended 70 AL naval
officers sailors Forda and marines. serving With land
troops where they could not entitled prize
money.
sEc Sin computing the servise Of the
and soldiers of militia volunee and for ths
aot the act Of which this act s explain
tory such term shall be computed from the time they wore
tho time they DISCHARGED thereo provided this
section shall not extend to the provided In the
section provises TO the second section
ths act Of which this act is explanatory.
Mr.. JONES' (dem OF Tern moved to lay the bill upon
the table but the motion did not prevail the vote being
yeas So, naysS9.
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed and was
read third Time and pending the question OF Its pas
rage, the House adjourned.
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Interesting Southern Items


TIKI RIO 0RANDE REvoLUTIoNIsTs-THE TEHUAN-
TEPEC TREATY, ETC.
The New Orleans papers received by the Southern all
this evening contain from the Rio Grands by the
steamship Fanny One account says that Osravsal has
recrossed the Rio Grande with six hundred Americans
two hundred Mexicans and two field pieces With su,h
force there little doubt of his success in the reduo
ton of Matamoras
Colon Mea, of Mexico, arrived at New Orleans in
the steamer Fanny with dispatches for the Mexican
Minister at Washington in restion to the Tehuantepec
treaty.
schooner Venice eighty Eve thousand dollars in specie
Both vessels were from the Brazos.
Mr. Gsrniss, the keeper of the Aims House in Wayne
county NC was murdered on the 10th, by one Of the
lunatics.
Charles Granger has been committed to prison at
Charleston for several bank forgerieS
VIM Rose, from Halifax, N. q has been arrested at
Charleston, on . charge Of Kidnapping
Hon A. Burt continues i'll In South Carolina, and de-
elines Q election to Congress.
fire occurred at Greensboro, Ala, tho 18th inst,
which consumed the whole square, from Daviss store to
Darman's corner
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Assembly,

ALBANY, Feb, 20 1852.
rHr corrrsrrp ELECTION cAsr-MR snow SUSTAINED,
rh.on.,a.r.,,on :, ~. .or,...., .ao,,on COS. 10.
AAO 0o'HiueiAs.o' y ~ ~ ~ ~
resuned and after debate vote WAS taken
on the resolution reported by the minority Of the Com
r,,.,o. =, r,a.,,on. th.tEI snow %. not antt.t "a
Ani'se0 w 11i'''Ao' $500 = - ~ ~ ~ ~
his seat. The result vas-ayes, SO; noes 81.
motion to reconsider this vote was rejecsed-57
.os1
"e'
Mr. VAN sANrvooRD, (dem OF Coiumoia, tnen ssHea
II the question did not recur upon the resolution OF the
,;ortv :, ~. .omm;tt.s dsnvno M ar,ith III. ..at
A1'9.. :. - o, - -
and declaring snow eecteo he caueu ZOE DIVISION OF
the ouestisn upon the resolution and that the vote
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flo use OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 1852.

THE BOUNTY LAND Ac~.
The srEAKsR announced the frst business TO be the
motion to lay the table the bill perfected In Com
mtee Of the Whole on the State OF the Union sxpans
tory OF the Bounty Land law september 1850 and for
other purpo,et-provdlng additional compensation to
land Ulcers who locae the warrants extending the
provisions Of the law to new class OF cases
The Eouse setasea t@@ IL a4A The tabs By ysas
So nays f2 and proceeded TO vote separately on con-
curing In the amendments agreed 10 In committee.
AL the amendments having been agreed TO, the bill
provides that -
The Registers snd Receivers ~ Land ooe shall each be
entitled " receive fifty cents for his services each bounty
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From Washington.

LOOKING FOB TIE BALTIc-CAsE OF MRS. GAINES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1852.
The arrival of the Baltic is anxiousy looked for The
PRECEDENT and cabinet viii visit her Saturday.
Captain Page has preferred the steamer selden to
vey them to the Baltic whose anchorage will be oppo
ate the Arsenal. Congress is likely TO adjourn
The decision In the Of Mrs Gaines IL looked for
daily 1t will certainly be against her.
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Railroad AeClden t..

ALBANY, Feb. ZB 1907.
This morning . man named John Cuff, . brakeman
on the gravel train to Stony Point thrown from
car next to the fender, by the breaking OF
chnery. The wheels passed over his legs below the
knees severing enc entirely and soturing the other
80 badly that 1t bad to be amputated.
The name Of the killed yesterday was James
McManus resident of Hudson. The Coroner's jury
his case exonerated the engineer from all blame.
PIrTsBuRG, Feb. 20, 1852
This afternoon Mr.. Winche the comic lecturer, was
ran over by the ct the Allegheny depot His arm
was broken and his skull so badly fractured a. TO leave
no hope Of his recovery.
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The nissouri's Wrsck-sudden Death, &c.

DUHTON, FB8 20, 1904.
letter from John +. Gowen contractor for removing
the remains Of the steam rigate Missouri dated Gibra
tar January H. states that all the machinery had been
removed except the rhsfs which would be got out early
in the spring The light kept for eight years the
wreck had been dispensed with Mr., Gowen further
steamer than the English did In three years
John Billiard County Treasurer Of Norfolk fell dead
rom bis chair yesterday at bis home in Dedhsm;
pected.
The Boston stock market IL more active at lower
prices Large transastons have taken place in Vermont
Central which has declined to 2lL account OF the
large Gre at Mortified, vt. Money Ia easier call
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

1enatos
ALBANY, Feb. 20, 1852
MEMORIALS.
Mr.. CorcER (dem.) presented memorial for com-
mittee to investigate the late railroad casualties.
Mr.. MoMuRRAY (dem. presented memorial for cid to
the New York Blind Institution.
ON
Mr.. VANDERBILT (dem) reported favoraby on the bill
relative to Justices sessions in Kings county; ALSO to
close certain streets in the Ninth ward, Brooklyn.
INTRODUCED.
Mr. TABOR (whig) introduced bill to incorporate the
Albany Tunnel Company.
Mr.. MORGAN (whg) introduced . bill relative to the
Superior Court Of Common Pleas Of New York.
Mr.. McMuRRAY introduced bill to incorporate the
Mechanics Savings Institution Of New York.
But little other business was transacted prior to
adjournment.
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The Wing Indiana State Convention.
SCOTT AND cRITTENDES.

SCOTT AND CRITTENDES.
ISpiAsAPoLIs, Feb 20, 1852
The Indiana Wing State Convention met to-day, and
made the following nominations:
For Recommendations AcCarty.
Lieut. Goverpor-Wiilism Williams.
Secretary Of state-John Osborne.
Auditor-D. MEG uire.
Treasurer-Achilles Williams.
Superintendent of Public Schools-Aaron Wood.
Judges Of supreme Court-3lessrs. Howe Q. Dewey,
Mcdonald, and Gookins.
The convention instructed the delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention to vote for Cen Scott for President
andJ. ]. CTittenden for Vice President.
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Fire q.

DESTRUCTION OF A LARGE AMOUNT OF VERMONT CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD PROPERTY.
NoprnFiELD, yT. Feb 49, 1851
The machine shop engine house, and seven large
freight engines belonging TO the Vermont Central Rail
road were dstroyed at this place this morning by Ere
which orig from the boiler Of the stationary en-
CINE The lie estimated at $50 600, and the buildings
only were insured. Only one platform car burnt,
and no freight The passengers station and the new
engine house saved.
COTTON AND WAREHOUSE BURNED At PROVIDENCE.
PRovpEscE, Feb 2e, 1851
by Benjamin Weeden and Walter Martin in tx change
street was burned last night Mr. Weeden was insured
for eco In the Etna, Hartford
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and dealers Patent Congress Bosts read the folio wing
oponor aud save costs and for piracy. cer
granted by HORACE II. DAY owner Of all the paseu Is
ions have examined ths patent ssued Dupont
opinion that the of elastic gores made by wcsyfng
hbrous materials which expand and contract ia combns
tion with IL da Rubber Springs sprled In the mauutAo
trre cf Outer boet T. an infringement upon the patent
g. lSS-I have made similar examr alton OF abe letters
patent Above referred 10. and in Mr. Cuttings opin
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Court CnIen0ar-ThisD av.

Court Calendar-This Day.
UrIrED srArEs DISTRICT CoURr.-NeB. 30, 80, 49, 90
"a, IS, SO, 81, SO, so.
SurREMK CouRT.-General Term-Adjourned to Sa-
turdsy, 9th Of March Special Term held BY Judge Ed
monds
SUPERIOR CoURr- Give branches )-Nos SO, so 42e
4b2 ISL 1853 49, 45e 467 45s 46l 4e3, 4e5. 4s7, 46s
a. asa go AL a oo has e. Sss 5ss AL s
430, 453, ass, 459, 464, SO.
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From Kentucky.

NEGRO STEALER CONVICTED SCOTT AND JONES.
LOUISVILLE Feb 20, 1851
Rev Calvin Fairbanks charged with stealing negroes
has been tried found guilty aud sentenced to be pr
eoped in flls psnentiary for fifteen years
The Louisville Courier comes out strongly for General
scott for President end Gov Jones for Vice President
and contends that that ticket will vim while Fillmore is
certain to be defeated and not certain TO carry
Kentucky
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make Of sgo fpid through the urgency Of
friend Mr. r. Brcwr, for my hsir which had gradually
fallen not from sickness but n supposed from oons
tutonsl causes Ny Was bald ~ about thirty
and father about twenty sx years Of To
bic and great atonishmen hair has elegantly
and remains firm and thick. Yours truly, q. w. VOL.
LING can DO daily at tho Chiefs ofoe, City Hall.
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feel highly honored and respected when worry respectable
and highly Intelligent ladies tary oall-hise kllis
with her mother and shsw head OF half she SAID nns
and thicker than her original haiti She had ae rcsAns
her eyebrows beautifully which she ssys cor
fora number Of years resisting everything tfied NO.
Norfolk street, New York city.
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Tn. Ph,lnds,phians VS.. tho Pope.

PROTEST AGAINST THE MARBLE FOR THE WASHINGTON
MONUMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 20 1882.
The inhabitants Of Southwark held tirg 20 night
for purpose Of protesting against receiving from the
Pope Of Rome the marble he designs presenting TO the
Washington National Monument The meeting was ad
dressed by the Rev Mr.. Owens, and others
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Apple Ounce, Raspberry Orange Strawberry Festsrne
virsaloo Pear Apple fully equal OF uperor ANY
imported drops snd at less price by the quantity deal
ers with general assortment Of superior quality Candies
and Lozepses Of All kinds Assorted candies in boxes
IN IA 16 and rs cents per lb for exportation South by
STEWART, BUSTING & Co, Wholesale Confeotionors
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Green Turtles..A very fine fresh Turtle
served to day Soup st all hours Orders for Brooklyn
Williamsburg, and Jersey City promptly supplied.
PETER NJ BAYARD. State street.
NB-Lunch daiIv fro ten till twelve NJ
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Special Notice to Passengers for Call.
fornia-The steamship BROTHER JONATHAN. 1900 TONS
and the fastest In the world has deferred her
Of sailing TO Saturday, 18th instant avoid delay
the Monumental City will leave Panama the 18th March
few through tickets be procured Of the undersigned
only Passengers invited visit the Brother Jonathan
st pier For through tickets apply to A. II. PRIDE
CO., ~ Cortandt street. near Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PUBLIC LECwUREs.

Spiritual MANIFEsTATIONs-PRoFE 3. H..
Brtton Will give course Of lectures upon the phioso
pryor Spiritual Phonomens sustained by numerous facts
HOPE Chapel No. 7ls Bresdwsy commencing on Monday
evenmg march ISL ~ IN o'clock Bubect The leo
.urs-The Relations Mental 70 vital Notion and the
pewef on man resst ood oontagon, and The varous
cents,
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great ps,su,s state th.. called A. your place Yon
hers. The Hon. Aaren Yark and Col. Oliver o. Denslow
residents Of your village there They had known
for many yesrs. showed them my hair, and told them
shat had used but Magic produce What
hair they saw which had been gore nearly ten years They
street. Yours truly W BARKER sincs thon the Cola.
mel hAa fastened snd filled his hair beautifully
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MRS. Jervls's Cold Candy.-The great
reside Remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarsenes and the
rious throat and lung complaints Bold BY Mrs W. JER
Wis, S66 Broadway, and by druggists generally.
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Spring Clothing at WholesaIe.-We beg
call the attention Of Western and Southern
chants visiting City for spring TO
Spring and Summer Clothing which large
varied manufacture Of this season. II embraces
every new and desirable style manufactured with all the
taste and elegance for which essab think
Justly celebrated, and prices strictly low
form. d. j. DEVLIN,
SO and Is John corner Of N Aea An akroek
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Com ercial Bank, New Jsrsoy..-E. Ev.
and Fulton street. redcems notes this bank
cent discount in ready made Clothing Of
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KelIlnger Again.-mr. IL. N. Wild, mt his

NKNIns-Nrs
old stand. 45l Broadway wess sde Grand and Howard
streets determined please all classes Young
old delighted with h large and stock Of
vored decousy In addition to his extensive BUSINESS he
has purchased and will keep for SALE large quantity of
call that restored the fine sof and tkei after
81 Every who tries it is delighted with its odor
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IDENTIFY 1y that know gentleman, very partinulsr
m ID, who bald about eight years. he of tho
finest Was evsrssw Being able he one Of
York Bis natural hair far SURPASSED the spendd wig for
mery have also hesrd Mr. D. L. Ormsby veil of the
wonderful growth of his wife hair will wish pleasure
relate what have heard and know TO be true In relation TO
respsot ABRAHAM BROWN. firm Of Kipp Brown. corner
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Hosiery,-Ray & A

HOsiery,-RRy d Adams have brought
70 the selection Of the styles Of hssery the personal
wanted And prepared TO supply them the or
dozen. ~ the lowest rates. at No 81 William street,
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Spring Clothing, Cheap-Doeskin and
Cashmere Pants 49, sk Satin and Cloth Vests 81 80;
Frook and Dress Coats ST. Busnse Sacks and Frock
elegant overcoa and Ciosks So corner Nassau and
Bsekm An streets. LEVIE REGAIN.
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Genins Spring style OF Hats were In
tduced Saturday. the 14sh inst Gentlemen want Of
Hat superior in style and quality, are invited 20 c.
GENIN, No. ia Broad way.
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RibbOns.-Ncw Spring Ribbons, very eie.
giant and cheap, may DO found at HITCHCOCK Il LEAD
BEATHRs s Bsosdwsy oOrne. Of Icon ard street They
printed Muslns slightly soed but eeg ant ~
price, few wet linens left. Gents Handkerchief d.
masks, &c., 60.
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Southern Railroad Travel.

PHILADELrHTA, Feb. 70, 1852.
Tomorrow the nine O'Clock and two clock trains for
Baltimore will 20 via Wilmington, Newcsstls and
Frenehtown The night mail line continues By way Of
Hsyre do Grace,
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Broadway. corner Of FULTON Street, Is row selling ches
farms Of ton acres or more Long Island, beautifully
located and we'll calculated for farming garden
smell sum ofnoney will secure the purchase applied for
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MORE MONEY FOR HENRY FISHER. -Knox, the
halter, has handed in five dollars for Henry Fisher
Cali and get it,
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~-hat M InIIIe. of 400 Rrond way,

90 Lnsvn In tho musical world says OF Dr he
known Twill with pleasure relate moss sstoni'hn
case tho restoration Of Che hair which, 10 WAS thought
voud could be restored Ladies' and gentlemen who
promenade Broadway oAn call and make the inquiry.
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Hair Dye.-Baich elOr's celebrate Liquid
hair Dye the best yet discovered for oolong the hair
Thiskers the moment II s spelled The wonderful
and certainty with which This avorte and old established
a. BATCHEL0RS Wig Factory, No. Wall street, Copy
the address,
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GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye 10 without
eservaon the very best invented equally
Goursud Medoated Soap for curing pimple
Subtitle hair from any para Of the body LIQUID
Rouge Lily White and Hair Close 40 CT Walker street.
near Broadway, and Calender, IS 8. 3rd PhilAda.
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Peoples Lectures.-Dr. Kane IL to give
his second and last Lecture the Arctic Regions and
tho Expedition sent in sesrch Of Biz John franklin this
WAS listened to Win bv tSs
Of tho season Tickets only M centsto be had at l Mas
street, q doer.
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Banta In the Field again.-Banta, being
ready for the spring trade will introduce to-day. st
we'll known stand JIG Canal street, his spring style Of
heretofore dp guhed BY their cheapness and perori
of quality Gentlemen in want Of really beautiful and
cheap Hat are invited to csn and examine.
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lately taken airs themselves but half ole
yer acceptable Scherpfs Hungarian Airs
- qusdrles. and the fashionable nuns arian Polka
the charming pianist Miss Houssook which have just
i've cents PiAnos-New and second hand Panforte
FOR sala md tn IeA
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Phalon's Chemical Hair Invlgorator,
prevent badness and restore hair that fallen o.
become thin aud 10 scurf dan dru invest
with such brilliant gloss and curl for sale
In America.