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These returns show the enormous extent Of the
foreign trade OF this port, exceeding in the aggre.
gate nearly that Of all other ports in the country
combined. The heaviest month last year was Janu
airy. This year it is likely to be the lightest.
The Governor Of the State of New York, in his
message to the Legislature stated that the receipts
Of the general fund during the fiscal year ending
Sept 30, 1854, amounted to ST. 1855 527 AZ, and the
payments to ST. SIT $50 9s-defciency at the close
of the fiscal year. after providing for that Of the
previous year, $279,054 80. The receipts of the
State canals, from tolls, rent Of surplus waters and
interest on current canal revenues during the past
year, amounted to $2,9ss66 81, land the aggre-
gate expenditures for repairs, superintendent, &C.,
were 81 237 ,s66 20. The surplus revenue was thus
only sl,750,799 OIL. In accordance with the re-
quirements Of the constitution, the sum Of
sl,944,s6l u has been set apart for the various
purposes specified in that instrument, including
$780, 900 toward the expenses Of the State gov
ment. There is deficiency, therefore, in the reve-
Aues Of the canals Of $l94,O62 II.
The total amount Of circulating notes issued to
banking associations and individual bankers, and
outstanding on the 30th Of September, 1854, was
$24 SCI ST. for the redemption of which there were
held in trust by the superintendent securities
amounting to $25, lG0, of which $6,7ls, 24s IL
were In bonds and mortgages. The whole number
OF banks, banking associations and individual bank
ers in the State was 1874; the Amount Of circulation
was $40 1862 ,535, and the whole amount of banking
capital was $50. 773, 1885, being - increase of s7,Osl
2l3 over the previous year. During the past year
fifteen banking associations and eight individual
bankers have deposited securities and received cir
culation.
The amount Of dividends payable In Boston Is
stated as follows in the Boston Tsiegraph:-
Manufacturing companies. lo0,o0l
RAILROAD Somptnes.. 600 ooj
iolai january, ,ooo''. ooy
January, 1904 ...................... 3,02l, AZ
Included in the above Is q payment by the city o.
5000 900, not In the list Of last year. and the Mich
gan Central dividend $4,000 is omitted the
company not yet having ficially decided to the
dividend. Taking into view these two items, the
decrease from last years payments on the same
stock is about 81, 900, 900.
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PROPOSALS..

CORPORATION NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF REP AIRS
~ and Supplies, December 20, 1s54-To Contraetors.-
S sna g @ al
ment until Thursday, January !, 1858, At II o'clock
NJ, at which time they will be opened In accordance
with the amended charter Of 1853 the paving of Chat
ham street, Bowery, Fourth avenue, around Union
square, TO with the Russ with granite
block pavement better known the Belgian pavement.
All information In regard thereto be had at the Of
foe Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies, No.
right to reject all or any Of hs ssmatss IL deemed for
- ''''''' - :. BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
PROPOSALS. FOR REPAIR OF TERRACES AND FOR
IL water works at the University OF vnginihGPro-
posals will be received at the Proctors Office until the
10th day of January 1885, for the renewal OF the ter
races the east and west lawns OF the University
buildings per plan In the possession Of the proc
tor AZ the same time and place proposals will also be
received for Introducing supply OF water for the Uni
versy and constructing the necessary works for the
same Proposals for the works invited, both
Tor Iron ane ss%.ns pipes The Plans btu o.
seen by application TO tho proctor. rno-. "a dstance
and bill of materials and quantities by letter addressed
to the undersigned. For the terraces cash win be paid
and for the water works two cash and for the re-
manning three afths bonds Of the University viii bs
given payable on the lst diy 81 gsry iss pr1s
Proctor Of University Of Virginia.
CUPPIIEs or BEEF AND MUTTON FOR THE INsTI-
- tutons in charge Of the Commissioners OF Engra-
on-proposals sealed and Endorsed as above win be
ceiyed by the Commissioners of Emigration at their
Office 81 Anthony street, until three O'Clock NJ, on
the 10th day Of January 1890 for supplying the nsti
tutons on Wards Island, and the Marine Hospital,
Staten Island such quantities of beef may be ured
from time to time for year, from the 18th day Of
January, 1866 to the 18th day OF January 1s56said
beef 10 consist Of the following pieces to be cut agree
ably to specifications and samples, which may be
at this office.
l. Shoulders, o, Roasting pieces,
2. Buttocks, 4. Sirlon steaks,
3. Chucks, 3. Legs and shins
4. Rump, 0. Mutton,
D. Cornod, 10. Veal
Payments 20 be made semmonthly, presentation
Of bills duly certified and offers 10 be accompanied with
the OF two responsible persons wi their assent
in writing, security for the performance Of the
tract.
Any proposals not in strict compliance with this nd
verement will be received and the board OF Com
mssoneru 10 themselves the right Of receiving
rejecting any proposal, portion thereof as they
may deem Npedient.
Any information that may be required by parties offer
ing for the above, viii be given application at their
oice.-Omce Of the Commissioners OF Emigration, 81
Anthony street. JAMES KELLY,
r. PURDY,
JNO A. KENNEDY.
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dom at 81 n per cent premium. On Paris, 81. 22t
as5f. l82.
The annexed statement exhibits the value OF
merchandise and specie imported into and exported
from this port during each month Of the year
1851
COMMENCE or THE PoRr OF NEW YoRK-vALuE OF In
PORTS AND EXPORTS.
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BILLIARDS.

DnIIARD TABLES .--GEyTIBnS wRInS0 n
I'D purchase good and well made tables wIll ba Deaf
With On liberal terms by ealing AZ factory - Ann
street One second hsnd tabe in perfect orsr Tor sai'
shssg ggpUK 4 pEASa
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MEDICAL.

nR. LANNON'S pARls AND LONDON x1Tcd
IL Adviser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition, 4
pages, cloth, seventy hfe ebgAvlngs Soi al 21 Broq
way, and msled free for one dollar, BY the AutbDr
IArmoni, physician add surgeon, No ~ Rsais sirsl
u Broadway where he - eonsaltsi from II A
to2P ". and " In the evening, Eandsys sxospt~e
~ B--S< the drug stors. Patients treated by mail
express Address All s,srs bon go New Yort Post om1
We concur With al Nhsr payers in recommending Dr
fArm0Hi ~ the ete1.Ioprrisr les EAts Lns stat
Iaituuy Ac.
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DR wARsEx, MynBZR oy TIE COLLEGE %
~ sss..a: q y, pssll "a .ss ssS'ss ..': :, -
rrsst cstharins uhsrs he 10 Ds<formss sh> NO.
astonishing cures record v;Aeat restsalat In die, -
businsss Ysrsaiis
nK PowEfA, yROk DUBIls AND LONDON, IN
~ parsnsrshlp viih Dr. wsrs.D sss ~ ssasalssA q
No. 70 Canal strssi one aow east ~ Broadway. daily.
~ rovsr. isnsls periodical pan, ssa other nsslas,
an rsess,..nrn~diA,s .ssssiion.
TUE xAIpDD NokAs's PTIyITX MEDICAL oUxs
Il psuion, BY ~. A N. kAurss.s, pssssssar e AZ.
"a 20 se'sss oss ssSa.seh s.insn fscoDo) iz.e
ssmplsn, V -sisS -oiass q satJss., ns. si,n ssS &
.osssbeod, ss4 alsa . vie sad no,hsf, ~. fsEp
proper mode y ,rvs,p.st in t.a, siapk, bsi "a lS
nest ehsst @nsasgs .sssEy usssrs;eca Ani fS~s
toms ria usss S.ss,b.a, u.s s.sars, sass.s..s -
sas.s - bar esaspls 81 sal - spsss1 nash ssslst1
"a. a. .sssrng %. VI. .sssi s.som,as -e,h., AsS
prtsno~ Der fs,srs hssith Ia respect V which -
ssnsitivssss. fSfbAs esssuisins ssss>I ssssisnAa.
uen. q rnssy synv,1ss -hish osA.rvlss vssz ssss-
Zoo mach AnIAiy o. alarm. Has nx1y are ssfssinx
~. ee'ssiesa Or sr,g..ius. r.ssAA. V ths f~.Als
yheh thsy -. greraai, add vhiss ssr aslssey fa~-
Us sssns fe.4<a sa'lse Hs- nnssy susr frsss pro-
(-sassssa, e.hiny, he) H0w nAay are In soss,1st
aSonJ 20 macy nssiks prs<~siag snnassrsnii nss
. -. a.,, af h %. asass'os. a.i,.r., ssa sies
~ pfsftnton A1sskssu01 AL fsllef Haw May ktisf
rpTtert hos much sngash might have b~@n sp.&fsd n
W ssfsfu " ths hssbxnf, " he relatives, Gas<f
Pssssslyn ~ fhls Bsts virnss ~ Ia lfspr.stsesti.
tcnysy Tally The ysf.gss tatlsets ~Nsed a. thsy
q haiurs strictly thtshSsa fos W. nsrrsaA o. be
teHisEsE 4ng marriage. YoI sale W S,fitgsr Tovf
900. "a B.e.avAJ Aariaas s0...r1as o., Asl2
Hcnss, No Fesy s;F~st Ds wlu A D1ysr p<rt fribu
bu1dinks. Al No = Arm House. Bsos1vayt AID al I'd
Eutbsati1a cHss IL Liberty stssa Nsv f0ys Iced
facktf, hgkDs slso !, u Pessfssa ~ csssnat stre~t
YhDscsDhia o. ~ rsesipi o. 81 copy win h u.ns.
nftts9 " n1A fteef rostars - any part ~ As tn's&
states Al Mttsfs mat - ettesnss yss rgia y ~.
A NArWCrAr, emes ~ Liberty strsst " 20
Lei, ~ - Isrs G3ft rnes
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTs.
DROADwAY rHEATRE-E. A. MAFpHAIL, soIE
ID Lsssss-Doors open at o,S; eommsnoe 1t O'Clock
Wednesday '''n soH ila SUFFER- r Ss performed
Plunhet. Mr.. Croker Florence Mrs. Nagle
THE Ms Df ssSas As' 5iE ss. d''s'aA'm
Captain Macheath. ....................Mr Harrison
Peacham.. MT. Whiting
LoeLit Mr.. France Mrs coaIcr MIRA Henry
Mat. Mr.. Grosvenor Jenny !. Mrs. Seymour
The Beggar. Mr.. Lefhngwel Mrs. Peacham Mrs Francs
Polly. MISS louisa fyns
w Brooms strsst,m , evening, Jan. 3.
Mons. DO Gonrnay MT bake
Georges dc Chsnnsvieres. Dystt
julie. 'Anesny Mrstewart NINE, D;istans Mrs cransr
ns,Sn:.' D Roster The Sisters Mis-. Rosa Bennett
Popular Mq, E Sy the b ! ioSchs:tsa
THE ARTFuL DoDGER
REErRoPoLIrAN THEAIRE.-HENRY WILLARD.
Wednesday evening, Jan. Q, win be performed
Maedu .cauoli Dou.iatsn Miss u c.r%an
bnssa sssoaS Witch 'G Ts.sn
Duncan Mr. Blake Lady Macbsth Mrs. Jones
To conciud. with UNCLE SAM, mss Dawes
In which Mr.. f. Thompson, II. Jordan. Mr. Floyd, Mrs.
Brelsford and Miss Woodward will appear.
CEO. MRIsTY WOODS M1NsTRKIs, IN COME.
NJ quence Of the destruction OF their hall, 444 Broad.
way, by ars viii perform every evening At
Wo0D's VARIETIES, 472 BROADWAY,
under the control Of
H. WOOD, Business Manager
GEO CHRIsTY, Stage Manager.
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRE1SY,
BURIESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES ETC,
Afrcanised by the most accomplished company In the
world change Of programme every evening.
Doors open at w O'Clock; to commence ct precisely
NOTES.-The musical public OF Philadelphia and other
places hereby informed that I not connected In
any way with the Band OF Mnstrels performr at
the Chestnut street Theatre under the assumed Of
g Wood Christys Minstrels."
GEORGE CIRlsrY
a AZ Broadway, N. T., Late Of 49,
Card.-Phladelphians aud others are cautions
against the imposition which IL being practisa
at the Chestnut street Theatre under the assumed nam
Of " Wood Christy's Minstrels." H. WOOD
Proprietor &C. OF 472 Broadway and late OF 44 Bway
VITAIIACK'S TTEATRE.-RXTRA
w IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW DRAMA,
THE SISTERS
ROARS OF LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE.
THE MASQUERADE,
HARLEQUIN
PIERR0T,
DON JUAN
MUsRETEER.
with A GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND,
and capital farce,
Tonight, Thursday, 4th Friday 5th, Saturday, 9th.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


A D0DwoRrHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. scs
a. broadway, opposite Eleventh street., Il nov epss
tor the reception OF pupils, whs commences ~ any
TIME. LADIES' and shildren Wednesdays and a.tuf.
aAys - and r. N gentlemen Wednesdays,
mursdAys, and every other Friday, atTkP Pres
setng assemblies Saturday evenings for ladies' AaA
Gentlemen. Monthly screes - usual Circulars, soa-
Aining days. hours and terms Of instruction can Be ksx
- The academy ct sny time. or sin b seat By post
nANC1N0.-MoRE NEW CIAssTs.-L. Or q.
~ m00KES 25l Brooms street, is forming sew
srnl new classes, TO commence Immediately. All TIE
fashopabls dances taught Ia course Of Lessons.
Private lessons ~ various hours. Soirsss Wednesday
sights.
DMvATE DANCING SCHOOL, 600 BRoADwAY-rHE
u new term win commence after the holidays All
dances taught In the quickest possible tins Glasses for
beginners and for those who have partially learned
applications 70 be made at ia Bovery, Ia the book
store. n BiyRNTON
rT,HE SECOND QUARTER or MIS-. A LANNAYs DAsc.
Il Ing school Al Montague Hall No. BCourt street,
brooklyn viii commence on Wednesday, Jan. TO- Les.
sons on Wednesday and saturday afternoons oommsne
Ing az O'Clock The second "matinee dsnssntev
VII take place on the 9Th inst.
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NIIsCELLANEOUG.

49, 49, -- 49, X !
Tex CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w%k II.
100 VAN NOTES stove store--we have large
assortment of the latest patterns OF stoves for sale
stone and repaired CRATES set end repaired stoves put
up and pipe furnished for Also soapstone grid
des for sale wholesale and retail The excellence OF the
gddes consists In their requiring but one greasng when
used.
HURE OF CORNs BY MADAME BERHARD, NO. leI
" Bewery, east side, between Brooms and Delaney
streets Madame b respectfully informs The public
that she has reduced her prcs In order 10 enable
TO Be free from pain and fssAs CONFIDENT h pro-
missing that abe wiz remove corns, bunons, nails grown
convenience Persons can be attended 70 1t home or
At Madame BIS residence. nom until o'clock p. Il
HERRNG's PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFE, WITH
IL Halls patent powder proof lock, having received
the prize medals at the Worlds Fair London 1851 and
New York In lsb3and 1854, offered by the sub
scrber to the public the prize safe Of the world Test
ed and improved ~ they have been everywhere their
browning victory was reserved to be awarded ny the u
res Of the Worlds Fairs. Depot Of Water and
Pine streets.
T INJURIOUS WHISPERS OR MOUsTACHEs FORCED
IL to grow strong and thick In six weeks by using my
opguent, which will NOT sain nJure the skin. Price
81 bottle sent to any part Of the country. r. G.
GRAHAM l07 Nassau street. Hayes, IFS Fulton street
Brooklyn zeiber, "A South Third street, Philadelphia
M RS GARBANATI, ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORKER,
lXk In imitation OF nature II Greene street, near
Broome ladies' wigs, &c. made to order the materials
used being strong well light the additional weight
the head is scarcely felt whilst their
renders them yentiating ladies heads shampooed.
NEW STYLE OF PATENT BOOTS AND SHOES-THE
IN subscribers beg to inform gentlemen and citizens
generally that they have opened store at No. 3l4
Broadway with an extensive assortment Of the above
noted boots and shoes, manufactured BY Roudiere, in
Paris who received the gold medal the exhibition
1s49 Boots and shoes manufactured for the Wholesale
and retail trade DE1AF0ND Il LEFEBvRE.
yITAREH0UsE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOS.
wv 60 and OF Nassau street, New York.-The subscr
bers have commenced manufacturing news and book
paper at their paper works. at Windsor Locks,
tanning fourteen largest size rug engines and two inch
Fourdinier machines Zone to be added),
ready to receive orders from persons in want OF supe
rior quality OF news or book printing paper. These
works have been built with great care embracing all the
modern improvements with full supply Of spring and
artesan water together with never failing power,
suring uniform good color to the paper and regular
supply in quantity and quality. Tho capacity OF the
two mills TO manufacture fifteen thousand pounds OF
paper per day PEsSSE BROOKS.
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OCUIIsTs AND AURIsTs.

MANIFESTATIONS TROUBLED WITH DEAFNESS
IL noises in the ear Sc., would do well 10 scnd for
treatise the ear, its structure and diseases and
their remedies compiled by the subscriber from the best
medical authorities and which details his and
successful mode OF treatment after being deaf many
years, and which IA self applicable by any Of ord
nary Intelligence Mailed 70 any address for 90 cents
postpaid. Address L. GriAcon, PhRanr, Nj.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

NEW JERSEY RAIIROAD-roR PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West, via Jersey City Mall and
express lnes.--Lsaye New York al and 10 A. NJ, and
and 6P. N. Fare, 81 rs and % In and 10 A. NJ
Cincinnati and the West and for Baltimore wa,hngton
Norfolk dc, and through baggage checked 70 Wash.ng
ton IN and 10 A. n, and 6P. n
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EXTRA PAY.

TT = NAVY aAIoH5 AND OTHERS - EXTRA PAT
~ promptly paid, bounty Land warrants ostainszv
sgught aud sold pensions pro'are balances dys Lsrs
Of deceased q. ssspsn collected, and all k<s<s u
claims against ths " y. recovered BY
Inward HFElI,
Agent and Late Parser y. s Navy. OF wan ssrsss.
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ITO BABFIts-WANTtD a FiRsr RATE LOAF BlsgJaT
il bAteT 70 take charge. Good wages and fsss1y eua-
ployment ~ BE- given At Gfesrs bakery Barnis street.
New Brunswiok, " J.
VIZ ANTTD--A PORK BUTCHER. MUST uADgIunAY
w trying lard kc.f good lrishman preferred 0oj
reference required Apply AZ 70 Barclay this evsf
Ing, between AMI O'clock. Inquire for John Moe
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DR WARIsr1 MGhwR OY TIE COLLEGE %
H. surgsons 81 Dubin and Edis burxh attends 10 pSt'
vst1 practice 81 hs oA ESTABLISHED ssos " haAssa
srssi csthsrins ubsrs he 10 DsSfofmss shs aea1
astonishing cures record vtAeut rssssaint In die, q
businsss pursuits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

ITO GENTLEMEN, CONNOISSEURs AND PATRONS
u Of the fine arts-The undersigned begs 70 secure
the attention Of the gentlemen private collectors OF
Of New York and ts vicinity, 10 bis admirable stock of
some few Of the ancient, from well known collections.
Among them are masterpieces by Slayer, senior and
Bright Morris senior, the eminent pupil Of sgd.
ney Cooper A. Rolfe the only true deineator Of pts
catorial subjects; sims, Tutsum, Montague Hamilton
Pickering Ausdee, Calvert, sebehan, MoltiDo Rogers.
Earl Henze well known n hrst class hgure pain
ter; Hsnckes, Ince, and many % equal smnenee
Likewise, landscape by g. Poussn, one Of the princl-
pal ornaments OF the Thyssen Gallery the
by Carracci, &C. W. EbwARIs late Edwards and 900,
20 Gerard street Soho, London Office o. No Is Nassau
street, corner Of Pine street, NewYork.
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ITO THE PrBiIC-TflE UNDERSIGNED HAS RE.
II peatodly been announced by managers OF concerts
a. violoncest Of the King Of Prussia. Indifferent as
this may be TO the public generally he stl wishes 10
correct this error he does not wish 10 his
former patron the king Of Hanover. y. vEDENAYER,
13l Crosby street.
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Liquors. &C.

A WILL SELECTED STOCK ~ wtSfS BiANDfEs,
IA whiskeys gin schApp,, rum, porter brown stout,
&c, &c, 81 finest qualities bottle draagh,, la
quantities 10 suit families dealers ~ lowest prizes,
for sale al PERSONS - Beecker street o. hi.
Eabsth
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VXTHTEs OPERA HOUSE, 40 DOwERY, oPPosrx
w the Bowery Theatre.--fwo splendid performances
on New Years 6ay-commencng Ia tho aftsrnoos, ed
az; and in the evening aiTh The laughabls piece %
TIE Niger IN TIE BAG and OLD DADS CABIN VII
both be performed
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w Il. flSH FROM IDNuoS-1IiKATTuCAi. AND
w characteristic wig maker. $50 Pearl street. New
York four doors from Broadway Amatsur performances
attended. Wigs lent hire for private parties mas.
querades and fancy dress balls Whisksru and moaa.
taches. Country thsAireAs supplied short notice
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FINE ARTS.

~ ENuINE WORKS OF ART--ANY OK ALL or
NJ those fine oil paintings (of which there about
hundrcd) passed by Mr.. Austin at the late
ton sale at 81 Madison avenue, may be bought cheap
for cash. II applied for within twelve days between I
and II A. NJ, at the above number. The collection
comprises many choice originals which have been
copied The viii warrant all represented "a
the catalogue, sale.
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I,RANRIIN MUSEUM NO bs B0wERY, NEARLY
II opposite the Bowery theatre.-Wedneaday After
at and evening at I, grand performance. Thu
Model Artists will appear in a number Of beautiful Ia
bsaux among others the Three Grsces, Sappho Temp-
taton Venus Rising from the ses, with twelve other
approximations Also Ieaa Female Opera Troupe, With
other rich performances. Remember performances at
O'Clock and Al In the evening. N. B-The above N
the only establishment In the United States where th0
Model Artists exhibited.
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nR. A. j. " HEEKEREs, FRENCH And GEgaAs,
~ physician and surgeon, disciple u Pm Record,
from Paris may be consulted at his once, W Prince
street Mercer once hours for ladies and gentle
men, from 20 II A. NJ, and from 10 and 30 10
r. N. y. B.-wedpesday and saturday from 70 fsr
ladies only.
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TCRANKIlS MUSEUM, NO. 81 BOwE!Y. GRAND
re. opening Tho above establishment Is opsu
Tor the reason giving two performance every day eon-
mencng az o'clock Ia the afternoon, and At In tho
evening. NB.-stranger. viii observe that tho above "
the only pla o. where the Model Artists exhibited
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-04-04
A Prediction made by Dr. Dun,
can, Ten Years Ago, Fulfilled.

PfedICT1Cn maze by LIZ. Dun
can, Ten. Years Ago, Fulfilled.
The late DR.. DUNCAN, of this county,
says the Cinciunati Enquirer, who was
known all over the nation as a through
going and indefatigable Democrat, ten
years ago made a speech in the House
of Representatives that contained a pre-.
diction which is now in the pro :ess o.
fulfIlment. Said DIR. DUNCAN, in a
spirit of of prophecy, speaking of the
Wing party:
at begin with the unprincipled prac-
tiee they have of changing their name.
They hare changed their name 0ith the
periodical Of cpery Prcsidentiaz election,
and this for the purpose of ~concealing
their principles and deceiving the PEG,
pie. Their last name was Wing, and
that name they kepta as long as it would
answer any purpose but they aOiH neU-
er fight another battle under the banner
inscribed Wigs, again. Having er
hauSted the political vocabulary, thea
aoiH return to the abuse and persecution
Of tAeLiSh and Germans lcAich chGGac-
terTzed the party an the administrator
Of the elder Adanus. Nothing is longer
to be feared from a change of name.
The people contemplate them as they dc
a stranger, who gives himself a new OF
different name in every tewn or village
through which he passes.n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-04-04
Conviction of Leet.

The Warren transcript in. noticing
the trial ofLeet says:
The proof of the death of Miss Leet,
by Strychpine, was incontestable, and
no doubt could be felt that Mr.. Homer
NJ. Leet was suffering under the effects
of that poison in August last. It was
proved that the prisoner, Rollin A. Leet
purchased Strychni2e just previous to
the time of the commencement of the
peculiar spasmodic SYMPTOMS in the case
of bis father, and that he had the poi
son in his possession from time to time,
nearly to the period of his SISTERS death.
A misunderstanding with his father,
growing out of his attention to the young
woman whom he has married since the
examinationlbefor the magistrate. was
also shown, and some threats which he
had made in consequence.
Several admissions of the prisoners
were also testified to, aud a body of
circumstantial evidences arrayed which
convinced the Jury that he was guilty
of the crime of preparing for his faith
er, the poison which was the cause of his
sisters death.
A new trial was moved, which had
not been decided when the Transcript
was published. The punishment of the
offence for which Leet is convicted, is
Imprisonment in the ~Penitentiary from
8 to Is years at the discretion of the
Court.