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TAdverusement.]

r Wanted a MelodeOn or Eollan.
-. having q good secondhand instrument OF the
.,s he hour and place whore to be seen, may mo
- - Addressing j. .. Y, Tribune Office.
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~ The dead body of an infant was
cs,n.nne Ferry slip yesterday morning and
F.se H. mad House, where an Inquest will be held
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Thompson's Bank Note Reporter saws:

The passage of tho Homestead" bill through the
House of Representatives by large majority will
probably precipitate the market over stock OF
Warrants while at the same time the demand will
probably fall Offence all dealers will hold up and
prices may be affected We do not believe that the
Senate will act upon the Houses bill at this session. bu,
Washington legislation is very uncertain, and it may be
pushed through. We quote Warrants rs being worth
about as follows not saying whether shall buy sell
at these figures
100 acre Warrants. sl25 80 acre Warrants. sos
40 acre Warrants .........................S 32la
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Receipts of Produce. May IA.

BY Eric Railroads.&c. bbls Fork 222 oFlour sdo Ashes
4s7 aides Leather 81 pksa Butter, "a tcs Hams II bales
Wool, and 3s5 Hogs
BY Nep-Haren Raaroad-l46 pkp. Butter, and 200 do
Cheese.
Bv North Rirey Boats-l5o bbs Whisky, 279 do. Pork
1856 do Flour l59 DO Ashes 55f do Beef 1851 bushels
Corn 2625 do Rye sos do Wbes 1000 do. Oats $40 tc
Lard, 50 bales Wool and I'll pkes Cheese.
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(Advertissnsnt.1

~Tbe house and studio No. AZ East
csA~t occupied by Huntington, the artist Is offered
~ = Homer Morgan, No. PiRe-st.
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The Illinois Free Banking Law is re

ceived with favor. Clarks Exchange Bank, at Spring
field, and the Marine Bank, at Chicago will be ths frs
in operation under it. They are both in the hands
men who have long enjoyed the confidence of the pub
lie. In this commentator would particularly p1in
to Edward ]. Tinkham, Of the Marine Bank and n II
Ridgeley, of Clarks Exchange Bank. We were among
the foremost in urging upon Illinois system of Free
Banking and feel interest in the of every
legitimate Bank. Hence, we are gratifed to fad her
pioneer Banks In such hands.
The amount received at the Sub Treasu-
ry was s6aCs4 paid, s57 1896; balance, s3,59O,72a
The Sonora Gold Mining Company,
whose organization noticed few weeks since have
within the past week. shipped their stampwork etc. for
San Francisco per clipper Flying Cloud, which sailed
yesterday afternoon. They have also out duplicate
parts of their steam engine, that delay will take
place in case of accident when working We are in.
formed that the machinery out by this company
the heaviest and most complete shipped to Caior
MIA for mining purposes and the result Of their opera
tions will be looked for with interest
The result of the opening of the bids for
the T. s IS issued to Texas is yet known By the
loss of steamboat running between New Orlean, and
Galveston, the communication has been interrupted
but arrival at Orleans was expected about the
10th inst,
The City Bank of WILLIAMSBURG has
commenced operations.
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Importations Of the Port of New York
for the week ending Nav IA.

MISCELLANEUU5.
Straw Goods, IA pkes, S3243
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financial.

DRAF'TS on tho BANK of IRELAND
N-Payable at sight In al parts Of relsndos sale b. ~
Irish Emigrsnt Society, No. 81 Chanbertst.
GREGORY DILLON, PresidsaG
JAMES STUART, Treasurer.
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FUNDED BONDS Of the NEW YORK
IL and HARLEM r r. COMPANY.-Thess sre = pss
cent Bonds reimbursable In 1857 with seniannus nters
Coupons attached. For sale BY BLATCHFOkD hAlN0s
FORD, No. 80 Wilhsm-st
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EXCHANGE on SAN FRANCISCO
liz SIGHT BILLS on
Dan Francisco In sun,s TO suit FOR sale By
AMOS n EMO No 10 L.bert, -

EXCHANGEo on SAN FRANCISCO
I Sisht Bill on DRExEL. SATHER 4 CHURCH,
6ep Fruncisco In sums 70 suit FOR sale by
r. SATHEk 1874 NsssauSe.
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the annexed abstract of the annual report Of the Lehis
Coal and Navigation Company The total receipts from al
sources during the past year. amounted to e4452o So
and the expenditures to s574O46 - as win be seen BY
the following ltems:
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GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING
ISAAC KIP, JR., Stock and Exchange
Rroher No 46 Merchsnfk Exchanga WALTZ Nax-Yort

II NICKERBOCKERS SAVINGS BANK
IN -sth-av comor Of 23d-st-Open daily from 10 a r.
70 M-The charter Of this Institution 70 mtnoD
and foales married unmarried the entire sontxe a q
o,oncys depoItcd In their nsmes
ARsoN WILLIS Secretary
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father VIM Perego respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, from the residence of his parents No 27
sItrg street. to- morrow afternoon Feb at ociosk.
Bie remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Tor inter-
inert.
On Sunday morning Feb l. OF scarlet fever WILLIAM
youngest son OF Wm d. and Ann Sheehsn aged years
and days.
His funeral will take place At o'clock this afternoon
from the residence Of bis parents % Washington str
brooklyn.
Troy snd LaDsineburg papers pease copy
In Brooklyn, on Sunday evening Feb L, Mrs Maria
ANn wife OF N r Miller in tho 18th year Of her age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
Lawrence street to morrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
On sunday morning, Feb. l, OF typhus fever, MARY
Rosr wife OF John Rose, at her residence 81 Rose street.
eyed % years.
Her friends requested to attend her funeral this
forenoon at IL O'Clock, from Nj 81 Rose street.
On Sunday morniog, Feb l. after lingering iilness
MAAy JANE, wife OF Augustus IL. Murphy, Ia the 18th
year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are resps
invited 10 attend her funeral from her ate residence
Monroe street. this dry, at o'clock without far
Their Invitation Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for inteIment.
On Sunday, Feb l. OF consumption, JAMES Bsowv, son
OF Charles Squire in the 2lst year Of his age.
The relatives and frisnds invited to attend his f
raj from the residence Of his father 29l West Four
ter tn street, at O'Clock, to Dorrew, tho 3D. inst
At Annapolis Maryland, on Jan %, RioHARD W Gut,
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals OF Maryland On the day
folovt his death the Court took appropriate action
Ierpect for the memory OF the deceased.
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aened with the blood Of many of the consen hing

hosts.
The papers, as usual contain acoounts Of tina r.
wages OF the Indians in the State of Durango. OF
late they have been more than usually aud scious in
their depredations. The Sigh charges the govern
ment with indifference and imbecility for not taking
active means to put stop to these disturbauc
and to give security to the lives and property of tho
cleaeDs OF that unfortunate section Of the republic.
hat paper say that I'm ess energetic conservatory
measures are soon taken, the whole state of Duran
go will soon be reduced TO desert waste
ln Sueretaro the criminals tlorentsno Lopez
terstino Ramirez. Iiba Lopez, and Apoinar,o
Nieto have suffered the punishment of death and
in Saltillo Jesus Cantu Rodrigues
lire OF electric te.egrap phi Is to Do constructed
from Pueba to San Andres, CO... jova, aad Os;aaba
IL VIII be finished by April next
A riot took place in the city OF Msxco on the
list ut, on the occasion of bull fight, 10 which
some Spanish fortros were TO show ct. The people
refused to let the Spaniafd perform.
Tie men bers OF the diplomatic corps have had
4 conference with the Minister Of Relations in
reference TO the tariff ana the Matamoras schedule
The result was satisfactory to all parties.
Il was reported ia the city Of Mexico that the
house Of Mackin.osh was on the eve of breaking
publication in the CpirerSai corrected tn, rumor
Gamio 20 had mads an arrangement with
their creditors,
There had been disturbance near the city of
Puebia, ipstigated by some notorious characters
who took advantage o. the popular feeling on the
tatif question. Some lew sptlages were committed
before The mots'l was suppressed A more serious
revolt had broken out at Coatcpec one han i.ed
men marched from that place a1d took possession
o. the city Of Jalapa Tbs garrison of the castle a.
Vera Cruz was Immediately despatched against
them. These insurgents demanded That the sys-
ten Of indirect contributions should no. % re-
established
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02

THEREFOR hates tie free sellers with deep deadly
hatred es the defenders Of the Union He hates them
gcus vars, one Protestant sect would hate ali o.her
Rroe.tasts much heartily than il did or could
rate tae Catholic Church servetus in the hands Of
lawn Jared no worse than the free soil leaders would
fase IN the hsnSs OF Mr.. Garrison lie loves and I'D
mres whiss ard democrats about heartily as wolves
DO Hoepncrds; but th,re words in which 70 de.
scribe bis sentiments respecting free soilers and for
very good reason; thsy have greatly damaged his bust
Free soipin therefore must De re yarded in the
tgnt 81 political safety valve, and very useful it has
been
The LEGISLATURE yestef day elected the v,;, Soy
geart-stArms, whose place Is OF the best IN the
state The person who was candidate against him
was accused OF beirg eolter and therefore some OF
nis n ends toltedn him.
There are ell kinds of stories aaost about rem ,ysl
sad appointments Mr. Croker Is uuder.tood 20 have
Den hgIass.a ,er the sherialty OF Suffolk Mr. Park
~ vac patfiet attorneyship and MIR G for the Police
.nsucessio. The offce OF Attorney General 4 now
GENEROUSLY bestowed BY the public half en- ia
Weee,ei's senior counsel Mr. sumner Of Berkshire
ana others bat nothing definite is about il,
A,set We have Rad but .ew additional petitions in
fsTtr Of the PASS # the Maine law. It's supporters
pefhsps being s. opinion that they had done enough
when they got up the big petition The prospect that
such sw will be adopted by your State has gyeu our
Temperance * new incentive TO act. which heaven
knoNs they bad no occtson FOR Tie ideG III New York
getting sh.ad Of Massachusetts in such matter causes
eur u.tras e stand astorhed They il for
granted that the Ne~ York Legislature is certain to
aa tns law ana draw the Inference that ueps aud
forh viii cease cut ofthe .comuerca! mstr. polls =
Ane fot!Fct 81 me next presidency conmsnds more
than uusl attention among men Of sill parties It is
drnsoa that General STANDS better now vita the
semorrsts tnan be be- Tor org ,in- though his pros
PectS htFs been steadily improving ever since the
ing q Googrces Even his ,1rT alton in the Kossutn
business Is not univorable to MIN tor every believes
tha h. Would BE- sdy 70 a. Ia. n any man IA carry.
ing lib, raj foreign policy Some ~ Mr. Don,l,s,s
nients Sc ssuF;ed with Bis snobbsh renarks abou.
fncari ssd Ireland, l. hR speech 81 the Ko,suth ban
Gu
deseiai Bn'ler's prospects are good with our demo
ssats aasy hno8 MT e would cake the bert demo
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Indian News from the RIO crande.

From In. San Antonio Ledger Jan $
iehn Y, Aates, + Bur.eson, and four others,
rived in our city on the tn instant, from the Rio
Grande. They report that they left Davis rancho
on the 26Gh Sl,imo, With q drove Of mules ami
horses, numbering 10 al t.ty one belonging 70 -four
Of the party IN the 2'!h Of tho sans m5a;a,
(Dec D AZ bout i o'clock NJ, they had encn N ped
a5ont thirty i've miles this side OF said rancho, 81
yorie to this city, ard while eating their iianer,
they were charged upon BY about ighteea l0ians,
believed 10 be CamaDches This party fred only
one gan, aud killed one Inial ths other gun
ttheic being two IN the company ni:seii-s TIE
party finding resistance 70 be os no avail, lsi for
The chappa7sl, thence TO Aqua Nueya on the road
leading TO san Patiicio. There were uono OF tn,
Americans wounded or Injured in their persons.
They lost all their animals, except two saddle
horses. Mr. ates reports tina. ne lost property in
mules and horses ana gold II value not less tnan
ao IU0, which the Indians took possession Of. Mr..
Thomas and two companions, ne III bers Of the same
party. lost property to . much greater amount
we have heard OF two other robbercs lately
committed ~ our req brethren, upon our frontier
citizens, between this place AID The Rio Granio,
the particulars Of which much TO cur regret No
have OF been able TO obtain
We seriously kope that these depredations are
Of short duration We had battered ourselves tina,
the day Of chronioleipg these sad ard disastrous
events had passe d; qua we now believe tina. if our
government would lis:on o ara heed tie vice of
cur commanding general, our trootier would soon
Be feed ire a ne .ayag<S Of tAeSe Hagine and
thicying sGyases.
ARMY NEWS
r
: Le loio"iDg army oFde's are puo!isaea IN the
'ass san !A i,. papsls;
SAN ANTONIO, Dec 10, 1851
nv. o1.'ts '9. -;
~ np ~ ~ PaIiss % tne ON infantry, stationed
q rc.' " sisp, = a.d ost cTates, u ana !, and
Austin a, viii be Immediately pu. in motion, pre-
p27atoLy, IA coli apction with tue other companies
VI tIs - ne occupation OF military posts
az sne Ioncao ais an oaoa, ~ soon as me al
ei..o-a! pSa"s ~ laASpots sl1l nave arrived, tas
seFsn c.al 1'les q lae ON lhantsy, 'Ans concen-
Iateo az itLe logan, tae Two companies at
Ioit nAts'9 ocVV', aia tae company q; san an
dShlo, VII! noFe 70 ! on -dasoo, on the, Liano
% 1he npr oiarcn q me Concho, ana the lett
hitE VII DC eS.aoAsacd q tAe heaa OF tao oan
S"pa I've posltlon On Inc north Dfanen o. the
CeLeeo VIZ y nea' no .!o,ssog q the me OF &c.
g0I. o,ssahs e la'elJ maze ~ Lieutenant colonel
Johhtloh, iopostepaicdi Engine 1Is-sha' en- tho
an ,NpS w 90 =. 'ne 2s@d spf!ng 81 tnat TiVcr,
-'eal tn5 - ; 80 Qua Aae nesIes SSe1 ior Vae
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Naval {ntelIiUctt

THE United States chip Falmouth which arrived at Nor
FOLK 18th u from the Pacific ria Rio zperiencei very
severe weather the coast during the last twelve
days. The following ia list Of her officers Captain
janis Mcintosh. Commander; Lieutenants, Geo NJ.
White, Geo W. Harrison Acting Lieutenant, Henry
Newcemb Purter, John Y Mason, Jr Passed Assistant
surgeon, z II Wheslwrght Lieutenant Commanding
Marines, John 8 Devn; Acting Master, p. Wager ;
Passed hlidshipmen, J Wslcrt Vim. Bridge Mid
-iipmen. D. Harmony Z 7 Speiden, VIA Men Arm
stioug BosswGin thas Johnston Gunner Aug A
Thompson Carpenter, Lewis Holmes Saimaker, Lewis
Rogers.
II is stated that Coz modore Perry has been ordered
% Tie command Of the East IrGia squadron and will
cave early in March on board the steamship Mississippi
as his lag ship.
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ss. :. 9slOsl Boxes. ssn.. Ply .snss: Seats
VI. &
W. i'fs ~ n'I's Nv Ssse
H'' aIfnfsa y
ss. u KS 6 ran LION tas
race Mr. cony idsi RI ~. Con
pURTon's THEATRE. oHAMBYas sraxa1.-pooRs
s cents Ssss.
soay Of %a ROAD sxfa ~
cSdssi sl Burton nSGn s h : III
Mr. Nh Holman a. M,aSw Warren MIs nashe. SGyhia Ais
"a ssS. 1t kss
ss & s,Sy s Mr. Ess
s. o1sS. ss ass
fainincss win WIS shs 'rsssas ofasIISo-
SSSs a Msa a. Mi
M Herbert; Desdemona H. i. Nichols; Emilia Miss
F5LcsaSSs Mr. Ta,is sse T.sssish 5s!iy
Charles. ''A'' o'''' -'''
TIE GREAT CoNUNDKUA NIGHT. ON FRIDAY,
IL ttH 9th q bSss 70 thank
witty tonundrvms they hayo sent in for competition 30
ssSss
asy m fua ana snd win Sn
up the time Inc ales the
e ssss.sss
chosen the audience, audience
casting vote msos.y viii assds The dssi.io ass q
each sompeor which must he original The Of .he
E s 20 81
s 1 and Jersey City and thei. .e,
rssen f. s & tn paS IL.
s"s' ss' u
s pSs s s thus
sxs;aa sy ON have Ssea rsoeised
competition tho from tho above cities 7h No com
81 81 nc tss a 10
decide hs nwn they e.n do 50 the above
their prizes psia viii Be- given to
pastic TO ippe shsT clsm in person itS No
a. q sH a a
@ Ses Ssa From doors
viii open st te'ose six ana the ger.ormareo win COM
vii y y ssas Sns M
sss sse i q .s a ss
for parties 70 choose Their seats Professor anderson will
ss$s;ISP g ssps a 6s4sa ssss
the conuadruns questions ara answers, viii 10 published
Ia bad Fdf h Ia ss n I Il W. e ei'
DRoF. ANDERso N.-AsToUN1ING WONDERS
rsss ~ ss ssasas 10 ssns sss
s M aaa sy ssors sss
SEQ bills ''' fs''''0' Aaass''A fA''"'A SsS'
E3RopoLITAN HALL-LasT FIVE NIGHTS. OF
AVA Professor ArdeY soma Wonders la York-Mon.
day. I'd Tuesoay. 81; Wednesday, 18th Thursday 9th;
Friday The seas COnuadrun Nighs and last positively.
One more day performance Thutsday-the lass he
dollar.
DRoFEsSOR ANDERSON BEES 10 INFORM TaE
public WHO wish 20 compete his Psizes on Friday
next that Conundrums he received after twelys
ococh on Wednesday the 9TH Competitors lose time.
Serd in contributing of wiz Books of Conuu-
drum question and vill be published prise cents
each, ready on Friday. st twelve, n.
hJIBLo 's-lTaLfAN oPERA-MozARrs GRAND
IN opera OF Don Giovanni Superior Opera Glasses
hi,an Alnf. nrlu,
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Soysm.nts OF tn. Ocean y...m.r.
PORT or NEW YORK, FEB. l, ls5a.


Snip Guy hsnrering tpktl Freeman Liverpool Dec 6th
wish mdfo Ard rassenasrs 70 TAYLOR Merrill. The G
OF che West Bank and towed sas city in sae
n:rSby tie steam tug Achilles The Passengers With tho
b.zgs &c, we're previously brought by Rector
BARR shzs barss BrsmhaiL B,rnupa days, ia ballast
BIig Toruc {of Haoveu). Berry. Masna 50 dsys, via
Newport l. with rui &c. 10 ordsr. vessel 10 Tapper
Biis Richmond toi Boston gns Rio sansiro, Dec H.
with rosewood otnec, 80 5izia H. FonBides JSn 70
los 40 Ion % 80 epohp big Geo Perhas fcon Rio Jsuero
for Bcston ps,tet Ssh ist - 30 2ssh "a
ship Pyramid toi Thossonl Henderson. fss NOsleans
foT Liverpool.
Below.
Che ship sad two ksrss.
sailed.
From QuarhntRe steamship Weat wind ChssreJ. Wind
at 6unsile. ", meridian, N; eupset 10.
CLIPPER chip John Stuart yesterday from Liverpool
h 90 ateer.fe passengers o. vhe 10Th al lat 81 80 Ion
steamship Attn Ness hence for Liverpool Five
deaths occurred on board sbe $.
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YtIegrapIsIc Jserorty,

Nav Oslh..- Jan. 90 1882
TIE sle. Of Gotten to lay amounted to 0C0 ae.es
very firm prices W. quote low 70 strict mdtliDg at
&c. Ireghts.- Cotton, C Liverpool lot.
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DEATH or A CENTEnA9iAS. The MR. tsfer
Mirror announses the death, in Atkinson, n H.,
Gu the Sd oil OF zsy Jewell between 100 a3d 200
years Thats VIDE latitude, there being = very
spectacle f''lms between The extremities. 1t IS
said hoIever that the memory Of man runne,h not to
the coptrary,n when she not called ''old Lizzy
Jewel! fome twenty years ego she told the Mirrors
informant that It was 80 many ago she born
thst the could not tell how old she There Lizzy
was not diiereat from great many other peopla-tor
there are f.w, We believe, who competent 10 give
the exact Cato of their entrance upon this mundane
sphere sIuG takirg she had her equa Till with
10 the a thirty she used to ase IL moderately and
kept II in nice box OF late years she used canister
Ct large phal instead and old not nip it up in ksr
hrgsra but poured into the hollow of her hand and
put her pte it, After the operation her face look
Cd iuuny, iIasouch having q very long beard, in
optic o. her attempts TO hscp short with scissors the
yellow powder would assume the shape II an imperial
mousachs Snuff did not give her voice nasal tone,
u does most people but it hne, high aud soft
that u nsgpe till her lamp flight went ols Shs
really laughed, hut sort OF cackied and slid or into
squs she outyed all Of h-r resions and has been sup
por'eo by the town for the last fifteen years Her ply
iciar passed opinion that ker body would asep for
months sitter death, it was SO thoroughly enoa!med in
suuA
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NI8Lo'S OPERA NIGHTS MONDAYS, wEDNES-
IN days Fridays snd Saturdays Applications Cor Tues-
daya sud Thursdays TO be TO John oson Nblo
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REOADwAY THEATaE-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
Pry.is boxes. s. and Sc ksndsy svoaips. February u
r y; II
- ISs'J oou
.5sss N.Y.
ss THE Ds.S
q osay ., o
the grand BSs S 81 3s k0la called
Ss: Don r. ssa
ssno A. aps.
az e pi%nsa0s as7 Box odos open every day fran,
A sroR PLACE ITALIAN oPxRA-GREAT REDUc-
sn 4 I
. n lyric '''s'',A A \ 1.s's ~ s5aAs
sig a. sis. Pos
Door, 0psn to commence 'H O'clock Box otnas
nsgglar Opera nishss. Monday Wednesday. Friday ana
RARNUGs AMERICAN xUsEyA.-P r. BARNUx
~ sn sssa H. &
M cnrt w..k c 1hensS
nox localized and made douby In..rssins q
III Ma b4 r1.ass
e. the celeb' sted UNIQUE tou shns drama Of TIE
Sish ne lively piece q cRi fsS csiaIs
six the pas r. Dpa
TIE Chinese novelties SO. Co., visible aiaoss hours
HERIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL NO.
l y
Known chrsy Snsre an ssoas ana vsr
%Ss
fs's
IL siaok TIE parons chtists anstrs aTa
FULLY informed that the Saturday afternoon s
On Saturcay neat Feb 9TH, annual bsnent o.
yELLow3 kfNSTRKLs-HEw YcAg is rinIsHKp.
and esa now boast OF the srsses. bAaa Ia tbs wosa
IN Bringing sss:Ier such 81 sssn. aow T. &
sssS s s,sr iva 4iy are ~
STARE eor asIs!ns sues gentlemen a. 8rsgs Ds.*sr sliA
s | res a Fl Sa n IN & Ss .:.
day sad Saturday afternoons Adisslon usua
meaos ai7js ooloak.
CIRcUs-NEw ToaK AapHITHEaTgE. 81 BovERY.
~ -Rng'gemcrt Of Mr. J. Na,hars the famous Greoiaa
tbs xs sss Hyeaa s1
fe,ts upon Two hsrsss BY Ms j. Nathan: and
sers Smith and The 70 Wh shs pon
Races Clowns, Myers and Wiiaus Boxes IS cents: P
l2s cents.
TaANKLIN MusGua, no Cl,AlAAA nQUAEs. oEa
block above tia National Theasrs-oeosss Lea solS
every ans ysa.
SSs s.s n tho sy,nsg a. sap:s' 0ssok Ts
sns Lsas Fsiasis Eshiopan orsrn Troaps also xSas
H. % & Il Viii s
challenge sry man DO ki bullock" Wish hs osnohse
vso are saesset fss shc and Siro And wso sss
& vho 20 hror y.ras fsa, Of s o. Hs
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