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a Lady who was present NJ the Rattle
~ SovasOea.

Mr.. Msrgsrc, Martin, who u stopping st
the residence VI her grandson. in this city. II
nip',y -eivh, years Vi age. Sbe is oge II the
few remarkable woiei, " the revolution who
took part IN the memorable Occurrences u the
struggle for American Independence. Her hus-
banj Gilbert Martin. was a srgeant IN the
army of Gates, and xss engag,d IN the battle
at Saratoga Mrs Martin, tb.n very young
woman. was on tbr field during both struggles
constituting this battle and terminating in thr
,leIat of thr splcrdd army which B,Teoyne
hal transported with such immcng labor and
exIsue from Canada. roofskptly anticipating
that be- wouIJ h. abb with il to divide The ar.
NV of the patriots anil .-cure lir Henry Gin
ton in poeAs-sion ~ f'p southern line II d.
fDr~.
Mrs Martin r,I,r>.-nt. the .,rugge a. most
terrific she -ays that toward evening. when
Bnrgoype. naLlcred by tle eo,.c,oans-ss that
all hi. splendid schemes were about to le d.
fpaied, directed his whole r,~4ryc anil cavalry
foree upon the freile army oi fhc Tafritf.. tho
contestants stood within halt rnbska range n
each Other and poured 10 their DEADLY yolieys.
whil whole fls> either -iaie I'll IN their track.
anil still neither gsvr obe ipb.
! Toward evening Mr.. Martin VIA wauDdssi
in the -houl,br. and wbiIe bi. wilc Sas ,n ibe
act Il afixing a iafshgr -be bcr-f was wuufl
e,l in the hanl "Giisrt .pnDg up like a
chahd lion. r,-gyy saiJ NJ, IN 20 and
teach 'ht.e co~ardly t4lows trttr unners
than To- .hDf at a woman : sbJ 7 saw him ~
NOR ,iIl tho fight va over
+ az .icL material werr tlsr nyp and woppcn
Of the reyolu'i'n.
w can readily iusyiwr thai ibe 6,I'l q lar.
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DOId Talk tm EmgIsnd

The London Puneh will fall under the charg
Of disloyalty, II il persists in publishing NOR
verses Ike the following about Lord Earnes
Vane,' who was recently tried FOR kicking tn
Of theatre down stairs, for prevent
ing his entrance into the dressing. room Of n
actress while making her toilette:
"Apd what Is my Lori Earnest ysneS
And what IL my Lord Earnest vap-s'
He's a brat Of nineteen,
Who our lady the queen,
In her service is pleased to retain.
"And what deeds doth my Lord Earnest vsnes
And what deeds doth my Lord Earnest vansS'
Why he does what he likes,
And he drinks, svears and sttikss.
And bangs managers backs with his cane
And why !. b. Lord Earnest van.'
And Why IL he Lord Earnest vaney"
Because his late father,
better man, rather.
Had . brother, a lord, though insane
Aud who pays for my Lord Earnest yane'
And who pays for my Lord Earnest Vsnef
Why, you do, aud !,
For the taxss supply
His pay TO the savage young rhane.
"But the system that made Earnest vsue'
Bat the system that made Earnest vane''
That makes us all aunkeys
To such titled fnonkeys--
Ahi whsn will tAet finish Its relgns'
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We 90 not regard tlG changes VI o war ls'
,wc.n ih's country nnd England aS coming with
~ Tue iTobae|i'ieN ot human occurrences, un
"HA "i" e""'A~ o' d'sPu'a Hbo"hI "f'~' grow
'ng oui 81 events VI which we have no pfeino0i
Tory 'nlinia'ioi' NJ present iut, u ever Wal
,e"o'n ,ahe place btw1n Gng,am and tbr
'n"" e.a"r, VIZ "'' ISrsn"'n 'nns .n' provo
ah'io" ~,n no' enhn 'rom 'he otnfr smr' 1m
""' "a,nes "e'"""',a'o"s w" w 'nSaH ny ns'
M ,a f"R'aan ea"n"t a"os" W w ~ Wat WIN u"'
nl'g 5'se~ p' na'ooh' esn"nee ~9uII y"
mlsf,fh ny sueh M event. she ''v's Wy brr
Wo's,h'I" n~ 'he 'naanmctnr'ny ,n''f's,s
pay "c """"' on n'r "pt; S"W'y h@r WIN
w., s'aags - nM, "'i NJ W. e'., .'u'eo :"
,,v xn,ld !, n"e" s,u, ~, H.. nc, ,a,".,," =,
hc, ,,,nn,,,or,,.. t'y hn,,,n ow a., snn,.,,, -,
r,u ,n,,,,i.i .hich Z noe''.'.,v q, ~
IN ,ooiioo /, wauiJ d"n,ivo h., ~ h., Ic.,
marLc, a,l co, IN ,be a,,,,e,, ~, xL,cI, .he IN
Ilr1 ,or f,o.5 a., hrr o,.,a,o,s, n ,',,d o.na,.,
a dis ,h,. h.. 81 xL,sl, .,,,,,.i ,.,.L,,,, h,.
wca,hl,.', ...r.lan,. I, .s,iJ ',..,,,..s Nv. .,
,,,'r,,,, s,,t r,,,,co L,., =, a,,,," a., I,i,J -.
nour, a,non, Tho eor,n.,ci.I cno.,,,s. ~ H..
,o,o /, .n,,ii ,.,,, l., o,I,,,;,., T., d.,". .,,
,.o,,,,,.. ,,,,, a.. ..,,,I, ..,.i 49,. ~. - H. III
ts. as,,.,,,'' ,.L,,,, !, -, ,..i,.'',' t'. u.s. ~
homc In he, xar with Rnsai. rr shrr rhas b.o
oo.,,.,..t !, h,,,,ou ,,oo,,. ,.h,r..o, sh. ,oa,d
end ,L",u .nJ an, osn .Ii,s h.,c h...,, 81 ,ns'
,s'.I @ A. ~ @', =, w. w., w" , la, ' s
~ .,I,,'s. .,s ~ ~ - - ' a"'
~, Nv, ','..y -, - y" ""' W - III =.
p"" W gum" ''r -. pn" As"',s' n'r
p"y, ~ W "'' my s'p' '"""'" l""''''"p
'"I ,. o''p .,.
",a Ia ,na;, ~ 80 ,s, "" n I'm w., eu'ny sn 'ns as
,.e"n .hld 90 s.n1 ~ ,he C,i,aa. M H. -.
~ -,
LIoy,Ioms would i, l~i, onen Ia nm, s,esr.hin.
her ,o.rchsot ,nsriss would i,e cft unp,osecird'
and her poss.r.ion. in the West indies would
he an easy prev,
o.. Iii ,
op "os', na," uT @m /" 'Anee' t~'nAps'
ya' '.ne' oouN =. u, amor" ~ uy u~ e.P.
r'mep. " "m WIN w '"s,soni 10 sc'
We ss - l,ntcfsn. mnfxs' 70 rrs"es = 70
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II Is sometimes instructive, and at all times
interesting, to learn something M the eccen.
tricities, fsilings, and toibles Of remarkable per-
sons. Such traits form the most attractive
and salient points Of biographical works; they
may be called the cooring OF literary portrait
ure, and, being endowed with al individual
vitality, are found 10 hnger Longest Ia tic
memory of the general reader.
Having gathered together number Of these
personal anecdotes, we propose to pass away
a gossippiug, and not wholly Improbable bali
hour, in relating them to our readers.
1t is painful TO reflect upon the inordlnate
vanity which characterizes many hI1strlous
lives When Caesar became bald, he con
stanty wore the laurel.wreath with which we
see him represented on medals in the hope OF
conccaling the defect and Ciceros egotlsm
was 80 great that he even composed Latin
hexameter in his own praise:
Oh fortuns,um uatsm me cop'u'e Roma
ION fortunate Rome when ! was born her
consul }
n line which elected the just sarcasms OF Ju-
yenaI. Queen Elizabeth left 5000 different
dresses in her wardrobe when she died; and
during many years Of the latter part OF her
life, would not suffer looking glass in her
presence, for lear that she should perceive the
ravages Of time upon her countenance.--
Macenas. the most egregons OF classic exgul'
sites, Is said to have wicided the Roman EN-
pire with rings on his fingers The vanity OF
benyenuto Cellini is too well known TO need
repetition. Sir Walter Raleigh was, perhaps,
the greatest beau on record His shoes, on
court days. were SO gorgcousy adorned with
precious stones, as to have exceeded 5000
euineas in value; and he had suit Of armor
OF gold silver. with jewelled sword and belt,
the worth Of which Is incalculable.
The grea, Descartcs was very particular about
his wigs. and always kept ftur in his dressing
closet; a piece Of vanity in which he was inn
ta,ed by Sir Richard Steele, who never cxpcnd-
ed less than forty guinies upon one Of his large
black periwigs. Mozart, whose light hair was
Of a fine quality, wore it very long and flowing
down between his shoulders, with a tie of col
ored ribon confning il at the neck. Poor Tod
smiths innocent dandyisms. and the story of h-'
peach blossom coat are almost proverblai~-'
Popes selflovc was 20 great, that. according
10 johnson. he had bect fattercd until b.
thought he was one of the moving powers IN
the system Of life" Allan Ramsey's egotisHl
was excessive. On one occasion he mode~tlly
took preceleDce Of Peter the Great, in es,ima-
ting their comparative importance with The
public: Bat baud hold proud Gar, h.
avs. Il wad m nifsr (cxcbangc) fam" !" Ma
pojeon was vain of his small foot Saltwater
Rosa was once heard 10 compare himself with
Rsphael and Michael Angelo, calling the iorrner
dry, and the latter coarse: and Raphael again
was gallons of the lame and .kill Of Michae
AngeIo. Hogarths historical paintings. which
were bad. eguaIIe,i. in his oWB Opinsoa, tho-.s o
the old masters Sir Peter Lclys vanity wa'
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wsmay trs@ple "a ,hss, simple wood
80 brsss,y sprns,ng in the ssoay ~~W.
The sturdy growth ~ some far waited seed
Thus a"ar,shins uron gtaia ct clay,
No gauay color. dsaet arouni thy stem
No eratsfsi scent thy he~iy foliage yislds,
Hut, radsl, set, hea shinest hke a gym,
In haes redec,sa from the disisn, delts
Thou drswesi nafiate fram the dewy skis..
Thou aairst faci upon the sahtls air
Aud sen,ets@e. may the sea sele,5s thine stes
l}ot thou hssi ctssl as~u Ia this ssmefs isn
And thea art besusiai sa hrmty set
Within the rassed c,sv,ce III . stone
So ,troex, ~ tesalate 90 hepsfal, yet
50 surely Pstish.he. .ad sioec.
80 shoaassi ,hoa stand, shaa baw And siusis hear,
No timly plap,ea ea IN, kspt st ssuoni,
A. stnsng, a. tvsoiute to play thy part,
fhsash steay dsnres- hem thee oseiy roani
fsrrbanee. beavs weed, dd we thv nature know,
Rare bsims and sabtle virtues Ia thee lie
Yet Thy host nrtane Is, unhatmed 10 srow,
Tskse~s To s.;==:,, saei thy seed, Aud de
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The twa rarxx q. ffutertlalIy nl,el in th., "a M
against Russia a,re very lslk in Canada. -
In ,ha, coIrm,al %sss,ss;oo ef Enr,nnl ,he hasis
of popula,ion was originally French and ,ha,
r~cr has never ceasesl to ey,nc, its n,pupuanc,
10 british r,,le In h,t. tberr seem, 10 h, an
eatirr iuconvr,i,v between tho two elements,
and the r,0,d ,ce.a.e az the nri,ish Incubation
only rmhss shr matter worse Her, W. ,er ON
a small ,,,le an l, hih;ti,c ,r IN. tru, CORDIAL
IN of a,,, nrior between such myc,rra,e enc,
mus. 40 ,hr Fr.rch ami Eoy,ish They win
mo, f,,se harnoo;o,,sly IN this ,lo, the Frncb
I.nsdinn ma ,nsain, an his Froch ,sruliariti,.
M svs,rm auI hxIiny with nm ols,,n.ey which
TN ~ ,,,,h;n,, 90, a io,. s,r n,,,a,,, Ul.
hngnave r.l;cicn manncrs and customs insti
tpt;ons ami ,nosa,s NJ ,boryh, AMI action nr,,
ali radically ,lif.r,ot from, th English ami they
arr unmoi,a.I Inv t;me w the influx of imn,.
srn,ion liz sc,:ms 20 s,I his ur,Ie and Jimi.
~ cnnccr,,,J In IN. maintenance M b;s original
na,ion.I,y
Iowrr C.na.ia Il the stronghold of this nce.
who comnose nina tenth, nj its humiliation I'm.
NOR cana,,. or The o,her hand IL Rr,,ish ami
,hc io,,nigra,io. no,,r,,,v INTO Can.,la GOES n,o
hi. Jiy;son A. a n.,nrul cons.,,ueno,. Low.
or Cann,la grows only Inv the ,ncrasc Of it, ma.
live nonnla,;on wb,c iynner Cauaia sboo,s
ahs.I With wn.,ers,, i,n,,.,.s Herr l. ,he
so,,r,,, ,,r ,r,u,hls m. Frnch s,r,,erly hold
,L., s,.,,,,r, or l..,;ala,iv, .n,ho,;tv anil orc
mt w,I,;y. =, s,s,,nr !, ,ass away ,s,m ,he,u
I0or ,hs rs,..l,;on H. 10 nrny;,rrs wer. re'
,,,.,ua ,o .a ..,mai,,. ~ ,.,,,,,.,a,,n, IN an.
.s;,,", p.rm..,a,.. ,h...h H., E,,n.,h ,,ro.,n..
% iarnIy e,n."d ,hs Rri,;.h in tho nnnler ol
nIatS.ass Tg;s wa. cJ, ,o ho A. in,,,s'
,;c,, h", as ,hcv hal no, NJ N. nowcr 20 Alter Il
r.. - a,I;.! =, ,ns,,i, .aJ AZ s.an, an.
go ,h ,ssa , ., - 49," wv ~,
year ioso un.,i I'o<, 'ne 'naJor"y p'oV'nN nso
u@ sanfe huh',Nf o REPRESENTATIVES, III 'ar''a
me.M ~ Tue nnnoriiy Que
but marx une iairnes o, 'ohh nun, aoo".
We y.", 1000 pcSa" :" oo asoc' 's"'.'" 'n"'
tne ne'''sn pros'HT' oy n"son " 's mrHe
sccess'ous Q, immigrant popaAaon, was ge.'
ung ucchciIy ahcaa 0, the oucri ana when III
ioos inc eScess proven gu'n iarBe,a vigorous
movement was set on 100, w ue brh'sn d's'
u,css 10 have the oas's sssefra, ana fePfcscn'
tation sPporuoned sc'ely according 70 popn,a
,,on' such y the justice meiw OUT 10 inc
rfench Canadinns ny thcn br't'sh 'el'ow col
on'sts and British rulers. Recent accounts
stats that the cismor raisd 10 Upper Canada
for this change 's 20 strong, that It Is obvious
II must be granted sooner OF later
What Is the remedy Tor Tins we do not
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Mr.. OscASYAS, Of Constantinople, is deliver
ing course Of interesting lectures in New
York upon Oriental Life and Institutions. -
The following is a sketch Of portion Of ous
Of his lectures:
The word harem, he began. was word II
milar 10 most, and yet. despite the familiarity
Of the word. Misrepresentation Of the siguii
eAnsy Of the word, as applied amoug the Turks
was almost universal. Most considered Il u
word that II was not proper 10 mention 10 carr
polite. The word was only suggestive TO them
Of grand conclavc Of beautiful women hold
imprisoned as mis,resscs 10 the sensuality Of
the high magnatcs OF the oriental countries. -
This he proceeded 10 show. was great mis-.
take. Harem maant nothing more than
Of Turkey. With them II had no such mean
Christian people. II was al arcana Of the
Turkish household, where more o(lan the rs-
tired woman gave her time 10 her Koran aud
praying than TO degrading aud promiscuous
and vile scnsuality. The seclusion Of women
In Turkey was q custom Of great antiquity 49,
II vas custom that prevailed long anterior
10 the time Of Mahomet. The Koran, indeed,
was only sustainer Of the harcm. II adyo.
Gated the careful seciusion Of women from the
rude gaze Of men. For this reason the houses
Of the Oricntals were divided into two apart.
ments--onc for the males and tho other for the
females-the female apartments bearing the
general designation harem. Hatcm, there
fore, Il was shown. correspondent very nearly
with the word home. When q Pssha Was
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Re, LHiisr Farnham Rad q papr bsfre
th. New FnslaDd iisiorlc t'fsaIozlosl ,o'i.
ETY. tn ,Sh-r eyeniag, Ga the p''.,s btsar,'s ID
Bssta IL estimates that tisre art $o0ls,0
yolam~ ia private lii'rarss sIiinn tn m.Ies ID
,he station iiol-e ~ ,hs, city, earh shich eosl-
taiRs loo vo!BIDos ~ up~ar'r. Twel's u
thefa rsa;i.iD loo 900 SoluHs~, a'si TN ~ 900.
som of,b.~c ibrsr,ss arr 4 great valns from
III character AZ &sl q. ,bs Bsmisr a bSDss
e1niaifsd in thin
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A snI,.crit,r 10 the Evansville Enqusv ~
comnsr.k marriage a. a s1re curc hor the sg,'f.
AMI cite. an in-,sLnr II youBg lsiy who had
iss1 afflicted fn sHns time. sDi foaDd rclsi
AMI cure IN iIe sioye remedy. Tbrow gsin'ns
10 ,he dog after this. We 20 In fm sgue. u
only iw the .ske u trying % thu cure
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Txs t9 ,he e,nalc pssis n America, are
,p.arreling IN the IewFsfsra u New York
sbou, tbs saihor.hip n q soGB't. Their com
nuuiestifar, are nsrs fsrnarkable for bod trrn-
,,,r aDi eoor- dieiioD, than force u Argument,
t,.sical ernieli.hmsn,. Or feminine deliesry.
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Lars AND EAmv m CALIFORNIA. -. Passing
by ope Of our corner groceries, about three
o'clock the othrr morning. from which procul.
e,i . "a sound Of revclry,n q hsrk~ s.vngvs oa
his way homeward. paused 10 obtain llttlc r.
fFs~huscnt. and 10 thu hos, he mid,
1T appears TO mo Jour visitors ar rather
late, tonight"
"Ohl no." returned the landlord, "thc boys Of
San Diego generally run for fhriy eight hours.
sirnngeri rs iaft late for night hs|ors last,
p'rnps, hut for tonight, why. bic~ yon, i,s only
Just Ia the shank of the evening - California
pira,r
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Gose TO Jkmctio,---fhc Duke Of Richmond
was born At jericho" In Esscx--oae Of Henry
the Eighib's "hou~~ of pleasure" Whcn his
burly Majesty wss Determined not TO be en-
croachcd upon by calls Of business, the excuse
'naslc for him was that he was "gona 20 Jericho"
That was hia mot at home" Subsequent wri-
tors have suppossl that the phrase WAS mere
Joke, but Mr., Nichols with his record slcdgc-
hammer. cstabisb@ by the patent rolls the ex-
istruee Of "a "icnetnnt called Jericho" ut Black.
morc. near Clenrford. lieprys companion in
his visits 70 this Jsrccbo. was tho daughter Of
n Sbfopaford knight, "a fair danosell," M we
arc assured by Hall. the chronicIer. who. "in
sinp ing. dancing aud oil soodly psstimes, ex.
ceeIed oil other" Afhsnaup.
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Speaking Of the young lady who walked a
block and back, 10 Newport, KY, the other
uight, Ia nude state, Tor wager ofS20. the
Rochester Union says "the wager was barsiy
won
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ILkAsASr---A A fiectionaie little wifi. who has
made abortivc attempts 10 htbom the secrets Of
Free Masonry "Well, but. dear Tell me
oue thing. DO they put you in a cofIin s'
Pnnfh
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Coxiso 10 MS SkssKs.--Jhe Seneca Falls
Rrps,Hs ieariuly tells Of the following "melan.
cboliy affair" Al Niagara Falls. last Friday
night. young man. nan,e unknown, who has
te~h disappointed IN love, walked out 80 ths
precipicc, took Of bis hat and coat, and cast
Ing one lingering look into tho gulf bencatl,
him--tarncd and went back 10 his hotel !!
His body was found the pext morning--in
bel r.
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II was tho remark Of the late J. D. Booth
that IN ten years from bis time. II woah lmpos.
s'ble 10 grt In city theatre an army for "ltlch-
ard III ~ sll the saps~ would bc playing Glou-
ccstrr Ia the country"
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The Hard Shell Baptiss" are well known
ssct In the soath and seath- vest. They are
mt related. that We know Of. 10 the Hard
Shell Democrats, though their ehrrsfsn name
is the same. They 20 dad against ell Bible.
temperance and education societies; hsfe mis-
sious 10 the heather. and all modern schemes
for converting the rest of mankind. VI eourse
they are opposed " learning. and speak ~
they arc suddenly moved A Georgia CORES
pondent relates ihe following Of onc OF their
preachers Two Of them were In the same
pulpit together. While eas was preaching hs
bsppcoeJ 10 say, when Abraham built tho
AK The Que behind him atrovc to correct
the error by saying out aloud. AbraAam ruynt
thar But the speaker pushed on. needless Of
tho inserruptioo and only took occasion shortly
" repeat, still more decidedly, 4 say. when
Abraham built the ark And say cried
out the other. 'Abvaham uornt thar The
Hard Shell was too hard 10 be beaten down
this way, and addressing the people. exclaimed
wi'h Indignation. 4 s.y Abraham war thar or
thar Asours :"
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wn.Lixorox AND rHs voLrsrrEa - Out Of
the many stories told Of the Duke Of ws'lipg.
lingtou iber is one which applies to thoss
climbing heroes 20 spuy, that We cannot for.
bear repeating 1T
A young gcntIsnan Of hmily sppeared on
the Geld of Waterloo ~ an amateur. and BY
dnt ot great perrversnoe, and exposing his lib
very Fecklessly, coatrivcd TO attract the stten-
lioo II Wellington Some Year, after, this gcn-
ilsman challenged the memory Of the hero with
the TACT, and appeared TO take 70 himssf great
credit for the reckless exploit True, true"
nid the Duke. Il remember you perfectly vel;
and thought u tbe nine time, sAaf . yva'oss
fool YOU .rsrs 10 b ps1s at aA%
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RrssrtL ~ WFsrcorr Ar-up--.r ~
4 UCTION SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSE,
a GOLD Fr-E~I~T--F O., pDNDsY - =; ici 5efr
a = stb ~ 80 sts r ~. = orr - s-l -
snese to- .r--s ..as - sur--rus -7r'.'-@d q. -
.- pc.r- W.T. - rad . -. s.r cs-.,i.rSf ksg b
y Tsr-srry src ir is-p<< go al ~
: +Tses iftrs-y 500 49, -h-.- - ~
l- Fsrrf--- q &c I've is-r- Fr-crk fis-r rs 20
&c rtr1 -'o- s-les ui--rrfe-< ---Ss -tss- e. ~s-
>-s-~- si-.s- cs1s anc p7fc-its st-e Of
cErr scac 81 -t-e-arF ff---
st-se.cs s-cerr ~ &...rcss~s. fstiff Hfrs f -
az .i1- rs--e s- 5sfesrs -s-.e N a. Z, .
--rh rci-- - - - -rl srr1E s.t' - h1fe
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TINS h3EsiLL. Asclooeer
THIS MORNING. 81 l0t o'clock. by Cst1-
ne =. 30. - Broadway o. Danes. ~lfaoa
r-..rvs for c..h rh a. FUgSITCRE-ssts 4
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so. Dr.srg Bur-.-s and Ws.bgsod. 8c Als9 . o.
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L LOTION sALE Of kLEGAN hOL II

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LlLTIf Aa1LlTe-f
7 ABGE SALE Of ROSEWOOD and MAHOG-
IL ANY CABISET EC2NlrUkg. CAa2Er. OH
CLOTHS 80 PATENT BEDsTEAOs &c-f COLTOs
Ill .el THIS DAY. Jan ? ., %. orioes. e. 10 Az
tor ~ . Be-. very lNff- ss.ort1-st Of
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Go formers ano Others.

Op~FARED RABBITS and FANCY FOWLS;
"a. .uhecr,ber will sell follows Eight NIL soeaea
..,sS Rsbbits similar thos sold ey him o. me E.n9
LoH Museum year; IL shanghai II ecs sna
ts Hons Kong Geese; large rurteys sane ese.S
~ 90 s.hsited BY Mr. Aveiy veieh Ts.snse or
IL HueeV SS Pstchogue, Long Island, n L.