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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
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= ANACI An 5o Tsgulats q the salaries ot the dip
; Belt enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep
lresentatixes of the United States OF america in
Congress assembled, That the gBdges of thsd dis
trict courts OF the United, States shall receive,
as compensation for their services, the following
yearly salaries, to be, paid quarterly from the
Treasury. Of the United States to wit. II II
The judges Of the districts Of the States Of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, Iowa, and
Wisconsin, two thousand dollars. ~
The judge OF, the northern district OF Florida,
two thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.sb
The judges of the western district Of Virginia,
North Carolina, eastern, western, and middle
districts OF Tennessee, northern and southern dis
triet of PennsylEania, western district Of Louis-
lana, Texs, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana; Missouri,
eastern and western districts Of Arkansas Illinois
and Michigan, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
The judges of the districts Of Georgia, South
Carolina, eastern distrit of Virginia, northern
district Of New York, northern and southern
districts of Alabama, two Thousand seven hun
dred and fifty dollars. s--rl
The judges of the districts Of Maryland, Mas
sachusetts, eastern district; Of Pennsylvania.
southern district of Florida and southern district
Of Louisiana, three thousand dollars.
+ The judge of the eastern district Of Louisiana,
three Thousand five hundred dollars: 2 1-t.iiot :
The Judge OF the southern district OF New
York, three thousand seyen hundred and fifty
dollars. - sssrg =
The Judge Of the northen district Of Califor-
MIA, five thousand dollars. = 10 zss'lss--is1
Approved February ID, 1855. EIss ss4 Z8s
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
LEAVENWORTH,

- .fTzz va -. kkSl, tss,rr,ye Stss-t -tss.U Z
Be It enacted by the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES of the United States Of
America In Congerss assembled, That.
the President ofdthessU United States Be-
authorized To- procure, or cause to be pro.
cured, o suitable site OF sites f6rbuildifsg dr.
buildings fora courtshonse an3 post Office
in the city of Baltimore and that he. pre-
pare and ,snbnitts Congress, ,at as gafly a
day as practicables plans and estimates for
the construction Of 8 bailding or buildings
On suchssits or sites, etegefhsr With the es-
Inmates for fitting upor furnishing the same
for the purposes indicated. And if q build
| ing or buildings should be on, such site or
sites which can be remodd delled or chang
ed 50 as to answer the purposes indicated
in the title Of this bill be. shan submit to
Congress plans and estimates for such alter
atoms; and also estimates for fitting up or
furnishing such building Or buildings: Pro
vided, That any contract or contracts he
may make for any sach site er, sites shall
be conditional and made subject to the APP
tprosal of Congress. q is'-ss9 tfs19 E
Approved February Ia, 1856 O beg I
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
JOHN a. HALDERMAN,

LATE OF LExINeToN. KENEucKY,1
= A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL
n Business Agent. Leavenworth, Kansas.
COMMISSIONER to take Testimony, Afidavits,
Acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, Pow
sTs Of A6Tnsy sc, fo6 All aui
Homes in Kansas secured and safe invest
ments made. gees - CT .-aeF e stie -
References-His ExcellsncF L. w. Powell,
Gov. of KY, Hon, John c. Breckenridge and
Chancellor Pirtle, Louisville, KY, J. S. Cheno-
weth & Co: Gin, Ohio, s. M. Ryland s. Co.,
St. Louis, Mo. 80 ----
Nov. 2, 1854.
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rPublic 341

An Act making an appropriation for COM
pleting the public buildings of Oregon
Territory, and Minnesota. zs5
Be it enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States OF
America i'll Congress assembled, That the
sum of sixty-seven thousand dollars be and
the same is hereby, granted and appropria-
ted, out of any unappropriated money in
the treasury, to defray the expenses oil
completing the public buildings in the Ter
ritory of Oregon, which are new COM
menced and partially completed. z-
SIC. 2. And be it further enacted, tina,
of the said sum of sixty-seven thousand
dollars the sum of forty thousand dollars
shall be expended, according TO the pro-
visions of the act Of the Legislative As
sembly relating to the public buildings OF
the Territory, in completing the peniten.
tiary; and the sum of twenty.seven thou
sand dollars shall be expended, according
to the provisions of said act, in completing
the State-house or house for the meeting O
the Legislative assembly: Provided, The
commissioners elected to superintend the
erection Of said buildings without addition.
al expense to the United States. a -
SEC. 3. And be'it further enacted, Thai
the sum of eleven thousand FIVE hundred dol.
lars be. and the same is hereby, appropria'
ted to complete the histerritoriaf capitol and
build workshop ior the territorial prison
IN the Territory af Minnssola in accordance
with estimates made by the. gent appointed
by the Secretary OF the Treasury, said sum
to be expeded under the direction of tbs
Treasury s. s.;;s.f -,-.1 ssg ,s=a
Approved February IL, 1855.
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1T = -sy..si5 - fuEilc DO. 81. > e-1it-D
AN ACT to establish an additional land
district in the Territory OF Oregon
cit enacted by the Senate and House
Of Repres esentatiyes of the United States of
America in Congress, assembled. That all
the land lying south of the. fourth standard
parallel, in the Territory of Oregon, be,
and the same is hereby, created a
new land district, to be called the Ump-
qua district the land office for which shall
be established at such place within said
district as the President shall from time to
time. direct and the officers for which shall
be appointed in the. same manner, and
have the compensation, powers, duties, OBJ
legations and responsibilities, that are pre-
|scribed in the sixth section of the act appro-
ved July seventeen hundred and fifty-four,
entitled "An act to amend the act approved
September t,yenty-seyen, eighteen hundred
and fifty, to create the Office of surveyor
geHal of public lands in Oregon" Sc. ::
Provided, however, That this act, shall not
go into effect until three .montds after JUS
passage. g s.5r,GT -. -.
Sec. 2. And be it furtesqf sqtsin enacted, Il Ct a. That
the district lying north Of the fourth STAN
dard parallel in said Territory shall be
known as the Willamette land district.
Approved Feb. 19, 1856 u
Public 36. :zE2
AN ACT making appropriations for i'm
proving certain military roads in, the os.
Territory of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, IT hat the
following sums iefmoneys be-. and are shere-
by appropriated sfor improving eertainroads
in the Territory Of Minnesota, to wit:
For.emting! out the timber on the teffito-
rial read from the Falls of sAhthony to
Fort Ridgelg, ave thousand dollars. 4 Z
Fer cutting out fhetimber on the road from
Fort Ripley, via Crow Wing river, - the
point where said roud intersects the main
road.ieahng to she Red FiaeEnf 4bes shUsth, ;
ten thousand dollars. The lafaresaid SUMS
to be expended ,nndersthe direction Of the,
Secretary of War. -
Approved Feb. II, Js55....s. 2. l's' 'ss.1. !
bos 2ainissz Public 37sl..oJ .z25t2 0 Il
ANaAG1 apsoTid defori ssaee01ussdasi5aa
for the courts of the United States-fefsssI
,.the district Of Maryland and fer 3 ar
post office al Baknore aty,-
1851 h9-S Nafylafsd. 80 y &s'el
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
JOHN M.WHITE.
wH,TxEY Jolly.

-ditornsys aud Councillors at Eau,
asne-sl Land Agents & Dealers in Real Estate.
GRAssnoprEs FAILS, Kansas Territory.
w & J. have perma nently iocated them
w seIves at Grasshopper Falls, the vicinity
ef the 5ast tinbered snd wfate5ed portion OF Kan-
sas. They Will assist actuaE ssttIsrs in securing
:.siaas, either timber or rich pfal:ie. Settlers
will find it FOX their interest TO apply TO them
rs theg have given the adjacent coailtr' tho
rsash exploration and have become familiar
wish ali lis adye ntases. ..t
I-r ri 49,, ~~-+- ~
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= 80 --ir,af. - tsrT .ass.ozsA. 8 !
BY sEsASTIN s&.eAD ANS
DAVID j. JOHNSON. .ys5 s1!i . JAs.M. IzIE
HN6ONa Sc IYLE,a

.dITORNEYSSICUUIN AZ A-HW,
- =, =. LEAvENwoHTH CITY, K.i.TsD baa
HAVING permanently Located in the City of
II Leavenworth, and associated themselves to-
gether in the practice of their profession will
give prompt attention to all business entr rusted
to their care Tats1a slo5u ? I'll 9ssH}<
OFFICE-Secondd door west Of thes Leaven-
worth house on Delaware Street, where one of
them may at all times be found.
N. Especial attention given to the obtain
ment Of bounty land .9l1p oELapril6 q, 80.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04

-THE undersigned having perrnansnt-
ly located himself in the Tesgn of Leav-
enworth, would respectfully ANNOUNCE to. the
pablfc, that he will earTyson the above business
ronass Of this eomhupitg1aad thu surrounding
country =. :. - - - A. -
.a9 - = Il. u ETREETER AGO.
Es.yesvo..h G;sY: eabs5, fe5s.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04

Gen. Sutter, once the n nfieiess. sas IS said iobe
now among the poorest men in California.
To parerty is added ths infrrniiiss Of age.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
WILLIAM G. MATTHIAS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR

AFIOHNEI AND CVUNsELLOhi
Leavenworth city, Kansas Territory.
WILL attend promptly to all business en-
Wy trusted to his charge,.in in the way of his
profession, and will attend to the. procuring OF
Land warrants TO which soldiers are entitled un-
der the acts of Congress- the sale Of lots pre-emp-
tion claims. sc. s
April 20, 1S554f ----.e~ -@.- 3
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xyitIiana phisliDs,

re- Laui Gnd Land .qgeucy Office, go
South side Delaware street, first door nest
Z. ON Leayen,Yo; tn Hotel.
Leavenwo.th, K. T.. ff-'i ~ - ~
Jan. 10. l855-1y. & tslC5E - 80
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04

Mr.. Twigg, of Arkansas, who married
Miss Tree, q celeb d southern belle, put
tlp on the bridal tour, at the ST. Nicholss,
aud Of course occupied the Bridal kCham-
ber' an nskateelebFated establishment. The
next merning after thesarTarais Of fshe hap
py pair the groom. ..on opening the door,
found wafered to ia slip of fspaper contains
ing the following appropriate distieh; ssEo
Twas nature made them ola common mind,
Just as the Twigg Is bent, the Trees inclined, ?
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
,YeHy DONiPUAN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Weston Mo-, con-
N tinues to practice his profession at Westo
and will attend the djacentf Courts in Kansa,
Territ Dry. sept ~
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04
A MACAULAY,

A A.1MACAULAY,
ATTeRrEI AT Law AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
a Leavenwor;h, Kansas.
Eov. 3, 1854. - -a-z5E coza
JOHN M.sWHITE,
ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoR AT-LAw,
49, LsGrenrorth, Z. 7.
ofss. corner Cherokee and fourth streets.
Jan. 26. 1355-3m.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04

II he Grand jury were buslIy engaged in
theirFduties for eight days and presented
during theaterHi twenty. Indictments for DIFF
ferent offence from murder to that of keepe
ing gaming and disorderly houses, there was
bdl one trial during the term that was the
U. .S..vs lohn Keefer for Keeping a gaming
and disorderly house which resulted in his
acquitas 9lgaB ef6t sla ssss. - .on ,sas
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On Monday May a. after lingering illness AVN ELIZA
wife Of Thompson Pinckney, aged 81 years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
the funeral from the residence Of her sister, Mrs.
A. g. Valentine, No 90 East Nineteenth street. this AZ
ternoon, at half past three O'Clock
On Monday morning, May A. MARY HOFFMAN DrKEMAs
daughter Of Waterman II. and Julia DitemAn, aged ii
Her funeral win take pla,e this afternoon 1t ONE
O'Clock, from the Church in Mulberry street. near
Beecker street The friends aectionately invited
to attend without further invitation.
On Monday, May IA, MARY, wife Of Michael Ksrrgsn.
Her remains will be taken from her late residence,
No. 1872 Delaney street, 1T nine O'Clock this morning,
to st. Marys Church, corner Of Ridge and Grand Streets
pose her soul. The funeral will take place from the
church Immediately after The friends Of the
family, the members Of the st. Msrys T. A. B. So.
ciety, are invited TO attend.
On Monday morning, May IA, SARAH, wife Of Edmond
Palmer, in the esd year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence No.
2s Seventh street. this afternoon at two o'clock with
On Tueadsy morning. May Is, Mr. WILLIAM voScK,
aged o. years, months and Is days.
Ire friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral TO morrow afternoon, at
street. without further invitation His remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery for iuterment.
On tuesday evening May 10 at the residence Of her
Asss HoRSER widow Of the late David Homer Eo of
Monaghan, Ireland. - "
Notice Of the funeral win appear In TO-
Irsh papers please copy. r-f'
On Tuesday, May 10, Of hydrophobla, EDwAap BnASs.
FnLD. DA~'s-
His funeral viii take place this afternoon. =, ~.
O'clock from his late residence No. So Roosevelt
The members Of Olive Guard and those Of his family are
invitto TO attend.
On Monday, May IA, OF consumption, CAROLINE w,dow
Of William Bagserty, eyed a. years.
The friends and relatives " he family respectful
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On Tuesday morning, May l5, at st. Marks Church,
by the Rev Henry Apthon, BERNARD l. SMITH to SARAH
A. UrDERHIII. both OF this city.
On Monday evening, May IA, at the residence Of the
BRIDES mother, by the Rev DR. Mlett Of No Ill East
Seventeen tn street between First second avenues
Mr. GEORGE 7, MEIIIsoN Of Roxbury Mass, to Miss Ca
RoIINE s. GREGORY, Of this city
In Brooklyn, Tuesday, May IT, st st. AIMS Church,
by the Bev. Or Cutler Mr. N. NJ. SUTTON to Miss MARY
Lowe, both Of Brooklyn.
Connecticut papers please copy.
On Tuesday, May Is, at the Church OF the Pilgrims,
BROOKLYN BY the Rev. s. Storrs, Jr., D. D., Mr.. d. r.
w. McMULEN to Mrs Lucy JAM eldest daughter OF the
late 4. G stanton, Esq all Of the above place
Hartford and Albany papers please copy
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ly invited to attend the funeral this Afternoon at
O'clock from her late rvssnce No rs Clark street. Her
remains will be taken 10 Green wood for interment
At her residence No. 156 Cherry street, OF eonsump
ton, LucY osuLnvAS, OF county Kerry Ireland.
Her funeral will take place at two O'Clock this after
The friends and relatives of the family
respectfully invited TO attend
On Monday afternoon, May IA, MARTIN HENRY, son OF
Carsen and Catharina hangels, aged months and ~
me friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral ths afternoon at two o'cocx pre-
cisey from the residence OF bis parents, No 60 Roose
welt street. corner OF Oak street
On Monday, May Ia. JOHN r. AHRESs, Of Fred.
and Anna Ahrens, aged years @ months ana Ia days.
The relatives ard friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence,
No 2s3 Canal street, this afternoon at one o'clock.
On Tuesday, May 10, from injuries received by being
over, G,oRGR WASHINGTON eldest OF Capt Archer
Briggs, aged years and IL days.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of his
father No. "A Oliver street to afternoon, at
O'Clock The friends and relatives Of the family
spect July invited TO attend.
Wilmington, N c. and Providence papers please copy.
On Tuesday, May is, of consumption, HENRY FREDE-
RICK KEHIBEEx Of Bremen, Germany aged Is years. IL
His relatives and friends and those of his brothers aud
Snces are especially invited e attend the funeral
south Brooklyn this morning, at ten O'Clock, without
further invitation.
The remains taken to the Cemetery Of the Ever
greene, from Glove place, BROOKLYN.
On Monday, May a., GEORGE son Of John and Alice
Woods, aged year and month.
IT. funeral will take place this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No. 1874 Plymouth street. Brooklyn.
Goshen papers please copy.
On Tuesday, May 16 at her residence, Cinton avenue
West Hoboken, after short painful Illness Mrs. ANN
wife of Thomas McCabe in the 35th year of her age "
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral without further notice. from her late residence
tomorrow afternoon. at two O'Clock.
In Jersey City on Tuesday May is, AssENATH NIoHoL
SON. late of this city, well the keeper fifteen
years OF the Graham Boarding House, and author Of
Travels in Ireland during the late Famine" and other
works OF merit
Her funeral will take place from the Dutch Reformed
Church, Erie street. Jersey City, at two O'Clock this az
ternoon, and her remains taken to Greenw
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who lease out their property for such unworthy pur
poses Accordingly, may expect to in print
long nat Of these individuals, many of whom will
no doubt b. persons hitherto considered to highly
Respectable and yirtuous citizens, who will in this
way, pe completely exposed ana hsld up TO- public
those hypocrites who 20 to church regularly on
the SABBATH, and turn up their eyes in pioss
horror at the bare mention Of gambling prostitution,
but Who nevertheless wink at and secretly encourage
their existence by not refusing TO rent their property
as ss as % shs sss Ss
unmass ed, and given little lesson which wLl teach
Them 10 have lees ostentstion and more real piety.
CHARGE OF ExBEzzLEMESr.
About two or three weeks ago, gentleman named
Mr.. Goodwin, from Cincinnati, called upon Captain
Leonard Of the Second district police for the purpose
Of obtaining his in the discovery the where
abouts of two Germans, in the employ OF Goodwin Il
hshon manufacturers OF chandeliers gas fixtures &c,
charged by them with having walked off one fine day
with some goods, amounting IN value t. good round
Their search at time unsuccessful Since
then, however, Messrs Goodwin Mahon have received
auopym communication, from person in New
York in which the writer stated that he knew this place
where the two thieves stopped which he pointed out ss
No. lo6 Greenwich stree N. Y. Mr. Good vim in con-
sequence wrote 10 Mr. Leonard explaining the whole
matter and Recommending that proper steps might 90
taken tor the of the parties which he suggested
could be managed by Disgusting policeman as Gec-
man, and despatching him to the house indicated.
fl description Of their persons was also given, and their
An officer was accordingly sent, who succeeded in cap
eornR the fugtives from justice. The folio wing amount
OF property was found in their possessonrares gold
watches and chains two double barreed pistols three
pOrtmonnaies purse three pockeE knives, dirk
one segar and large receipt book The ROBBERS
were committed to answer the charge.
BEARS KEPT BY A COUNCILMAN.
resident at the st. Nicholas Hotel complains
that Coupcilm Wild keeps in the of his candy
store, in Broadway, near Grand street, two large
bears, which occasion great annoyance to the neigh
bors. One Of the g wild bears'' escaped few days
ago, and collected large crowd tine sidewalk,
dering it almost Impossible for pedestrians 10 pass
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India siiks.-Just received aud for sale
cheap 200 pieces of real India dress silks OF the newest
e. III. AD6EATER * CO.,
ST Broa iway, eerner Leonard street.
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Theatres and Exhibitions

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Verdis opera, III Trovatore,
win be repeated this evening Will also be gwen for
the last time Friday evenings after which the Italian
company positively leave for boston Those who love
good should not lose the only opportunity they
viii have for time to hear this great masterpiece Of
Verdi
BROADWAY THEATRE. -ShakspeaIe's beautiful play of
"Eamet" lis announced for this evensg, when Mr. Da-
vepport o fine actor and great favorte, appears as
Hamlet, Miss Fanny Vining Ophelia MIRA ABBOTT as
Gertrude, Mr.. Grace Laertes. and Mr. LanergAn as
Horatio. The Game OF komps" concludes the amuse-
pepts
BowERY THEATRE.-The benefit Of Mr.. j. Thorne, the
scenic artist takes place to night when the drama Of
the Seven Temptations (the scenery Of which he
mence With the 6rst act Of sRobert Mscaire" and viii
conclude with the Seattle Stealers,"
BURROWS THEATRE--This favorie resort continues to
do good business. The laughabe piece called Take
that Girl Away" will commence the amus ements The
succeeding piece win be the comedettA of Deicate
Ground" and the closing entertainment will be the
farse Of ssThe Spitfre.o Good casts to each
WAIAcK's THEATRE-Tnis neat theatre, by its good
nsgemen continues to be successful The pieces selected
for this evening the comedy OF the Bele's Strata
GEM the farce Of the rish Dragon 1t is scarce
~ necessary TO those who the habit of FREE
quenpg this theatre that they viii enjoy rich treat
LAyARGE's MErRoPoInAN.-The second representation
Of the CHERRY Wives of Windsor off to night,
when doubt the house will be crowded. as Mr.. Hack.
ets Sir John Fast IL considered the best of any living
artist The other characters will be sustained BY very
good company. The farce of the stMoussache Mania"
will follow.
AMERICAN MuszUM.-The domestic drama Of the s'Gol.
den Farmer and the musical farce of the "MSuntain
Maid the selections for the afternoon. In the
pg the Golden Farmer and the farce of "Poor Plc0d
dy," Clarke, Hadawsy, Monroe and Miss Aestayer ap
pear.
WooDs MISUNDERSTANDING solos, violin performsn noes,
dancing and the buresqus of 'Aacbsth" announced
for this evening
BucKIEY's SERENA DERs.-The new musical burletta,
called Matrimonial Speculatons," which introduces
several original musical compositions is announced for
this evening
PERTAINS MINsTREIs-Tbe burlesque Of "Robbers
Take Care" the CHICHESTER Knockings and great
riey Of instrelsy, the features Of this evening
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~! Look I'm Oak AaN!!!-They selling
entirely stock Of all kinds Of spring and
clothing, Tor boys At prices that wont be beat
DEGROoT SON, Oak Hall, "a and So Fulton street.
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Mourning Goods.-We have now . large
stock bombaznes apacas deAines bareges silks Can
ton grapes genadnes tissues lawns prints, hams
and every other article the mourning line, which
selling at lreat bargains. Il H. LtADBE AfER a CO.,
347 Broadway, cor Leonard street.
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Those 50 as French Calf boots, Made to Or
der by A. BAKER, 10 Ann street. will we'll any
~ btots Also beat French patent her boots far
stitched, IS to 81, shoes aud CATERS equally low.
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The Baron, Dr. sPolascO, M. o., A. B., &c.,
rom London, Of European great and good sa
sran 1t is generally conceded is daily performing
astounding than all the faculty. St.
Nicholas Hotel, 98 Spring street.
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ing about and singing the mechanical taaux represent
vessel tossed the India rubber pointed
pencils Also canes, COMBS and toys Chinese ugglers
turning somersets among tho many curio les for
porium, 345 Broadway,
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rheumatism Sulphur Baths, 81
Walker street, established in 1890 for the Of rheuma
tsm colds neurals Of the skim govt
highly recommended by most eminent ply
also medicated vapor baths.
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msny Cirmen honored CITY with their presence
during the week. As of them guests of rr
vate famie found 1t dicult 20 learn their sect
Bumber, bunaly asoertained 10 to be 3i AS they all
purchased NV Hats Of KNOX, at Us Fulton st or 6S
Broadway NJ Knox enabed to furnish with the in
formation, foryhich he will please accept thanks