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l27os From salem by ss6iam oty Central Washington Butte
Caapooya Union Point Pine, willamette FORKS, Mckenzie,
p and eugene cy Ill., SO miles and back,
p lesye salem Tuesdays at u IN; .a 7r iinf1
Arrive al Pheasant hin Fridays BY opmi Ei l9nIl
Leave Pleasant nil Saturdays g "a q, . "a M 80 ~
l2TOs Prom North canyeaya y GsssyIo Islnd eoa River
Henley, 20 yrska, Cal, iao miles and back ouca weok
ae Leave @sot North capyonyire Monday a. ram;
Arrive at Yrcka next Thursday by opmi ilaAi
saEs ksvs atfss nt Ncr sn'ssy y neS - BY Opm
i2io FROM north Canyonsie by Myrtle Greek, Roana Prairie
Alder Brook Rasebursh, and Winchester 10 oaklar''
Leave ave North canyohsilc Thursday at mi y giis
frys fssrs oakIsSa :, Gsslpas ssufasy y y ~ @ @
Arrive at North cansopville by pm. s.
Oakland iy Koosg ktop segsbus aud Gardincr
city mIass ey 2, 1lss s Is. and back once week
faaFs ffys tpaas Il e%sss Siy w wsdaslay @ ae q M @
la7la From 1esay By Srssa saa ,syy'pprs 70 willamette
Leave Albany Thursday at oam; a2 stf
Leave willamette Forks Friday at2pm;
Arrive at Albany next day by pm ~ . ...,, ,,.
ia7a From rs. or9 s y as "a Coos Bay Gardiner CITY,
Leave PORT 6ffSfd Huuday Al ram; @
yS ssSe dar%sr ss ss1ss City thursday SsSssf
H Arrive AZ Port 6rord Saturday by sp m: . ~.
Sassss FSs tsp% e about 'i s ' Same
la74 Frsm Port oord by Randolph aid Ertt Iy 70 ccs
'7 ter and back, once week.
E Bidders TO state schedule and distance .s Aat 2at
WASHINGTON.
1880 From Rainier Or BY Monticello wash Ter c.s Eox Cow
hz Highland Newaucum Grand Mound, and suffer Creek
10 steilaroom City, 40 miles and back, once week
Leave Rainier Wednesday s,y nss Ct rriov BY pm
Leave ssIas00m nora es cry s"G,y M%.y sS q, mi
isds Il extend to seattle SO miles further considered
215 From Vancouver Caes Wascopum Oregon 90 miles
Leave aqa SSn vancouver every other "wednesday
Arrive a wascopum next Friday by IL mi I'll
" faayo Wascrpuin esory other Monday at t6am;
. Arrive at Vancouver next "Wednesday BY . an.
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Letter writing and Copying.

Letter writing and Copying.
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
u ensness, friendship confidential ars, have
mopV ,ud neatly executed sso copying attended to with de-
19ilegf EDMUND r. BHowN
ft e Notary Public Nc, corner md street
~ BAH business in this ONCE kept strictly confidential
Oct 3-2aw9m Intoll
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Marble Manufactures, T0mbs, Statuettes, Etc.
tVN1E SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attel-.
Il ton Of the public TO his Large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, TOMBsToNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
establishment north between Twelfth and Thirteenth
.t & .a.-.
and other workers fins
marbles, and other description OF
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
- OF his manufacture and Of superior quality.
IINIIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIILs, CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
...E YORK FLAGGiNG, Sc
everything that required the marble and bust
either for utility taste for the fine arts HrS F
particular description Of s stock Unnecessary, but
daily invites visit his yard where every Judge for him
self /. I'd
In addition TO the articles he has number OF
beautifully suitable for either the tonb the
den: imported by himself from Italy II these please
fancy, he will manufacture order such desired
varied facilities strict attention TO business
he hopes TO meet the expectations of his patrons sa
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD .,a
street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
\ 3-d6nl & gt
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GUARANTEE.

| undersigned, residing at State Of , undertake
foregoing bid for carrying the mail route No be
accepted by General the bidder shall prior to the
h August 1885, enter into the required obligation,
perform tho service proposed with good and sufficient
| suretics. B L s.r#
uaed by garanors The 27 section Of e act Of Congress Of
July 2, 1886.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
aeI 1T is NOT A DYE.
a.. o. Aliens worlds Hair Restorer.

cray ared, bald, or perso1s win s'@'" " ''A' " -
following aud iRdes ~ The articles
mrs. &. ktsxs,s Zyiobaisaiss1 nm,
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NEW BO0KS.--The Life of John Fitch, the In
IN yenor OF Steamboat; by Thompson wescot 81 IS
Quits Novel by the Baroness Nutphnus, author OF % Tho
mtials.yt 81 -tg.5s. II ~ g4s 81
Legal ADVISER orr Diminish Losses and Lwsaits
Trouble, Mou by Conducting business according
Ffccdloy author OF "a Practical Treatise
&cs' 81 25.i fat gailt tAatia 4feif aa4e
Banans Information Texas by D. f. r. rs
Modern Exsnined tho Union o North and South the
sal,c.a Of slavery; by Joseph q xlcs 81. s
its Analogy introduction, and
m Howard Macom DID, president the university, Lew
sburg, Pennsylvania just received, and for sale by
'ab 4l. a1gfs9g BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Late r. Parnham,
Sept 20 5sf lb Corner Pennsylvania and nth
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CERTIFICATE.

Tl,c Undersigned postmaster of state OF ccrtdoa
y his Doth office that he acquainted with the above guaran
oa and knows them be property and able to make
the guarantee. Key #E. nt #s.aaE3# ,'# E#a.@t@4l "r
Dated
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yxrINTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON

1NTlNTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON
'. 30 tons white ash egg coal for radiators
fa eso ons fte ash broken coal for t W8sJ
aoo TONS r,., ap -" coal for CRATES s.f
400 ions small lie for rssn nge and cooking stove
s,.tt# 200 nj Cumberland coal. F5ss .ss# H68#
Also
arre Of BIcKoRy WOOD
As supplies OF all KINDS o ue We
feel confident the advantage OF all uosc VINO may
a. with their orders ga st@Gat 2A&
A5-Promp personal attention given 10 every orucr'
nS-Coal ker fioorcd and rooled yards. 4h ~
B122a0 lbs, to the ton, =; . - 1855
s. .a.4 q Northwest corner 18th and streets No. 5H,
l@'f3 'H ssi''F one square south Of Penn. avenoe.
Sep 2-lmR .g Eta V.5sIa&a l .s aEiwGE3
h agaaa EBBITT HOUSE. asy
J. Ii. FREEMA AN.
street, between 18th and 14th streets,
~ ihG@# @tf WASHINGTON, ID. C. 8at@h 5a}
rJNIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
onply repaired furnished with and superior furniture
IL contains over roos and has all the requisites OF
boasc. vs. f+.vIIt4.t J..E fsE ufL.
The provided coach which wllb al the railroad
depot landing every arrival for the conveyance
passengers and baggage TO the hotel.
Oct g. t'GAH
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Duodecimo.- -Dickens Complete.

oLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND SHAVVLS--TAR-
~ PER MITclIEtI~-The cloak connected with
this and take pleasure in calling tho at
and purchasers generally
goods embracing all te novelties Of the sason
consisting IN OF s., ~ ri. .t 4 l ~. y So
Embroidered trimmed plain Lyons velvet coaks and
lnantilas Fi.feer es4 SIS abss. s.f-a.tS -, u
super black cloths plain and trimmed
8s ss8 in every variety OF style af sirif 4nJ.a. III
large and black and gray cloth busters and
81 A mourning oloaks l tsA.t q 44eIA
B5qMH Shawls, shawls, Shawls! sgs6g
In shaw Ia We have a and beautiful stock
Caines hair scarfs #+f't
Long and square brocha purchased at the late large auction
u York
i8 sieIIa ia all colors chenille borders
Long aud square State and Scotch plalds
Black cashmere with silk borders, for mourning a r9iy
Oct E
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r.
the United July L. 1s5S To june ~
agreeably 10 u
General dated October y, 1857 an
by the following mode or conveyance, viz. 3 .saa
the annual sum Of -- dollars
Tts rropool made nth m knoledg Of The distance f he ro
tie ,oci1ht Of he carried dH other particulars 4c
ece 10 e roue service olSo after careful ariRaoa IF
tacs and instructions attached to the advertisement.
Dated (sIgned.)
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The studio OF Powers, at Florence-Hs
"Female America

Florence Dec 28 of the Liverpool Post
portrait bu.s ns stands unrvss both for rendering Of
character and deicscy aud beauty Of finish Wisely sub
hitting Art TO nature he finds In every line and wrinkle
Of the human face expression Of individual character
and nature The body the souls expression and there
Is line, however faint, wrinkle. no viewer minute
individual. The finest portrait bust extant universally
Acknowledged 70 be that Of Seneca, In the Museum at
Naples and there not the hundredh part OF inch In
that bust without it, line wrinkle Ii to this recog
milton OF the soul chisenR Of the face that Powers
his supremacy In the difficult an Of portrait busts.
bematiOai Of America Partially and graceially drsped,
she stands, leaning her right hand the Union repro
D a. bundle o. r0Gs oo Sos
the thirteen original Staies; her left foot trAmplng
upon chains, the emblem Of tyranny the arm and hand
public This figure s government com mission intended
for the Capitol 81 Washington but with various excuses
Rurstion during his rule DOCS he fear the satire Of
the CHAINS trsmpled 10 the dust BY America s-fear
that this statue OF Posers celebrating the freedom and
ship, suggest lifting emblem figure trSmpling
the liberty cap under IL oos RICH hand resting
bludseon the e nourshlDs alo in triumph the ost o.
Of considerable mechanical genius and there exits 70 this
day curious proof OF his combined artistic and mechan
cal power In the Museum 81 Cincinnati, where . dark
room In fitted up the Infcrno,'' with various de-
Woes Of ghoeu aevis and hanged mse ,ors starting
and arranged by him In his youth The visitsr views
this strange through iron grating and should no
chance 70 place band on The bars, an electric shock
Mr.. Powers has adopted method OF hn own OF model
ling using plaser instead OF clay By which means the
rsks 81 drying aud cracking 20 veil known TO sculpors
are done away with s,ogeiher and the hrst model u
produced In solid and eadarable material capable OF
taking high finish The grsa. difficulty Of this nes ma
teria w the instantaneous clofgng OF The file 10 use
among scuptors by the powdered plaster Mr.. Powers
mechanical talent here came 70 his assistance. He In.
vented and made BY hand fe OF peculiar formation,
altogether getting rid OF the evil and admirably adapted
10 the needs Of all workers In son metals, wood 40.
Hand ele making was, however too laborous process
ting beautiful piece Of machinery by which large
Der Of these hes may be made In Q day and which,
labors OF many crAfls
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from the DOnd0n COun journal
The approaching ball nj the ruileries anticipated TO
Of the Emperor. verbally expressed that the ladies OF
the court should consider the:occasion gaia night,
and seize the opportunity Of wearing all their jewels has
caused the grestest agston amongst the fair competitors
Tor court favor and exorton has been made TO
repovatc the old family jewels in some cases, and TO
wsh to obey the Emperor's Injunction For this
every ieweler IN Paris has been fully for
time past In cleaning and rcsetng In aichlng and
pttipG; and the result has bseu IN some cases, tho
amost total despoment Of certain stones In certain ale
ers, and the carrying OF the very best specimens for
the completion Of parures e un worn and unnotced ever
since The wedding day We have heard from or the
nrst jewellers Of Paris that certain descriptions jewels
ioBg since gone Of fshi have been eagerly sought
amer during the last month that they have risen 10
value more than double. The iris and the Bra
lillian emerald, and the aqua marine, stones which
have been well nigh forgotten since the beginning Of the
century have all been sought after with much eager
vesrn appropriate for court ceremonies In day.
The Empress has suit OF the STONE called perioieau,
which. when OF certain size and color considered
valuable damonos This suit-loug neglected among
the boux de In couronnesa presented 70 the vito OF
Louis Quinze, by the French East India Company the
being reset for her Majesty and great excitement
bsn produced among The ladies' OF the court ascertain
the effect OF The peculiar green OF these stones surround
ed by diamonds The great fear experienced 10 tina, III "
viii XII every other stone which they may happen
TO be placed. Tho color 10 dark olive green viii pc
cusrly son and liquid ere, like that OF the jscinhe
more dangerous than the vivid sparkling OF other
precious stones for absorbs The light aud sends none
back. This stone was formerly considered the rarest
and most precious OF Jewels and In The East 10 ssl
farced with great reverence the most powerful OF
asmans, and the only preservatve against the evil ere
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Theatrical ana muSaC0ls
BROADWAY THHATRI Gabriel and Francois Rave Urea
Natl las the Mar'inets &C again appear in series Of
unique perform to night
BowKRY THEATRE Tho highly successful drama called
"The Gunmaker OF Moscow" and the splendid spectacle
Of "Ondine," continue thefessures here.
BuxToS's-rhe beautiful drama entitled Vice and
Virtue" in which Mrs Barrow, Mr.. Beltsn and Mr. O.
Fisher appear, announced for this evening, with the
"Breach Of Promse"-Mr. Burton - Sudden.
wAIIAoKs -Miss Heron still attracts large Audiences
TO witness her delineasiou tf the part OF Camille which
Win be given With "Dr. Dilworth'' 70 night
LAURA KlINn's Dreams OF Delusions, !" ~ Rachel,
the Reaper, aud "Ioui BAcchus," provo sufficiently
remumeratve TO warrant their retention on the bills.
ACADEMY OF MueI0 Madame Wlhorst II 70 make her
debut In Italian Opera this evening She win essay the
character Of the heroine In "LuoiA d LAmmermoor"
AMERICAN hUsxUM. The popular drama entitled "The
Boar Hunters Is 10 be produced both in the afternoon
and evening "Nr and Mrs. WMte' also 10 night
The hINnRE1s Geo. Chrsty and Woods troupe Will
repeat "New Year Calls and the Buokleys soon Juan
night. BNn parties issue nns programmes Of songs,
&C., with which their enlartanmen1 commence.
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the Liverpool Adelphia stables has during the past
week, Forwarded 70 America pure thorough bred Arab
an mare, Tor Richards. Mo most extensive breeder
In Louisiana The mare bred In the great desert Of
Ssbs and purchased from the chief OF tribe OF Arabs
~ rroye, ESQ, the celebrated artist well known
png this valuable animal Mr. Troye who has had great
experience In the snsference OF cattle and horses by
sea, and knows im dif1duy has written q letter OF
thanks 70 Mr. Bell Mr. TroIe has been collecting mate
rails and productions for work the East the result
OF his labors in reference to which, amougs, other nat
tiers Of interest an extensive view OF the Dead Sea-
finally be enlarged and his collection By ste ches
ard relics In the Crimea Besides his coeottons Of
Sketches and paintings Me- Troye has got torcsbef an
Immense number OF oh ecs OF interest ected WIN
Palestine all OF which he exhibited IN Parts before the
En- peror Ious Napoleon These, on his return Amer
lea TO be exhibited again prior 10 their ultimate use
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SUIT AGAINST TIM CITY GOVERNMENT.
JAN. 27.-FreacA and Heisr 49, ne Adyoy, &s., Of tie
DIV of Neo Yk-Ths was action In which tine plain
Ills sought 70 recover tho vaue Of certain stage furniture
fixtures and other articles which they had erected In
Castle Garden for the purpose Of fitting up for public
entertainments taking the lease Of the Garden from
the Corporation In 1874 Messrs. Evsrts and BOVINE sp
peared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Wlooxuou for the Cor
poraEon It appeared from the evidence, that in April,
1854 Just before the lease OF the plaintiffs expired they
commenced tearing down and carrying away ell the i'm
which they had erected In the Garden during
The term OF their Lease. The lease provided that oil the
improvements that the plaintiffs might place In the Gar
den during the term shosld belong the Corporation
its expiration The Corporation Counsel under this clause
OF the lease procured 70 stop those acts OF
the plaintiffs and they bring this suit to recover the
value OF all the improvements which they prevented
from removing from the Garden by this ipuncsn The
rent reserved In this lease two thousand dollars per
annum.
Mr.. Fagg Comptroller OF the CITY, testified that the
ordinary yearly rental OF Castle Garden ten thousand
dollars.
The Court held that the question be decided was
purely question Of law whether by the terms OF the
lease the Improvements the property OF the Corpora
tion OF the plaintiffs and directed the jury to find
verdict for the plaintiffs for 50 500 and interest," And then
ordered that judgment upon the verdict should be
pended, and that the paatins should make upon
upon which the question OF law should be heard ct the
General Term Of this Court.
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Ovr Bermuda CsrresPeadoAce.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, jan Z. 1857,

hAAaIioS, o'AAuus, Ssn' AoSts
The Home Government and the Local Elections.
His Exoellenoy the Governor having received by the
last mail despatch from the Secretary for the Colonies
together with the opnisu OF the Gown officers Ia Eng
land the proceedings in the House OF Assembly during
the last session, In the setting ASIDE or the duly elected
member for Psjet Mr.. f. Il. Smith, ana substituting In
his stead the favorite OF the majority Mr. g. Ingham
enclose the opinion Of the Engsh Drown officers. You
will perceive they express In strong terms their disap
probation OF the pursued by the House Of Assem
bly, desoupcing their proceedings an outrage Doth
Parliamentary law and common sense" and that they
entertain doubt that In going thus far and In su0s
tutne the return Of Mr. Ingham for that OF Mr. Smith,
the Assembly have altogether exceeded their constu
uopal pow ers"
Parliament, and general election takes paoe OF once
the wris being returnable the 18th Of February
next
The Islands once more clear Of fover trust long
time u remain
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oiau Of Princes street osmned suoade ~ osovns ~
bis brains n appears that Mr. Ade nsd tsr some @o.s
past been in : vevy deeposdng sase q mind OWING 70
bad health and particularly, IL believed on account OF
his failing sight.
Lord MILFORD died at his seAa i1cton Oase, IN Fem
tllness
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TAKEN TO NEw YoRK.--The individual who was
arrested and taken before Alderman Enue on saturday
evtpns, on the grave charge OF reducing young lady
10 New York . few months since by means OF drugsed
vine was sent on 10 that city las evening In charge OF
ocer George b. Moore OF The reserve corps where he
10 be placed In the hands OF the authorities OF that
city 10 await a bisi --Phlddelphid 7irses Jan. Il.
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WRECK OF A MAIL BoAT--IoUIsvILLE Jan. "a,
1897 The fine steamer Nissnrs rum ing between Cairo
and New Orleans in the regular mall inc WAS totally
wrecked while on her last passage Nee orleans the
vesss broke In two, but her passengers oil ioru
nafely rescued and landed on su islsnd
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ELoPEMEHT IN MfssouRf.--Thc ST. louis Rspnb.
tcan ss,es tns Robert q. Moore, OF Liberty jackson
county, No., lately eloped Win the wife and child OF
Henry Hu're Of that pace Moore vac leader In the
Methodist church that risce and -ss connected both
with the OTaer OF Cid Felovs snd thai OF Easons
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ANEuG31DDuDUYNs
DROADWAK TaEATRE.
u Il A 6ArkaLL Lessee. " II Blake, stage MsasC~
BRILLIANT AND TALENTED
WEEKLY CoMgIHArI0L
Mr., FORREST will appear this week On
THURSDAY SATURDAY EsRGISCS.
i'e SGAERrFr AND Pr ANCoIs RAVEN TRogrx
ms present WEDNESDAY,, JAN ~,
ORDER OF PERFORMANCES TONIGHT.
Fra-1he farce Of THE YOUNG WIDOW.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ballet pantomims-most rsvts-
rousiy received
Third-TIGHT ROPE by the great Mons. BLOfbIh -.
Four,h-Comic pantomme ballet, first time this soAssa.
GODENSKi.
GABRIEL KAyRI.
FRANCOIS RAvEL,
fkCA hATHIA All,
MARIINErTI FAMILY.
MONS. BLONDIN, AM
All the Auxiliary Artists appearing.
To morrow night, Thursdsy-Mr Forrest as Brtk1s.
Friday evening-The Rsve Troupe
Saturday evening Mr. Forrest a Richard III.
Performance to begin with the Overture al eoisek Pre-
cselY.
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THE ATLANTIC HOTEL AT HoBoKrN, rHE BFsr
known and most equeued place Il resort vicinity
Of New fork. VIII be let from the Let ~ May FOR
% years The furniture and dxiares l sale upoa Ia lrs
tsrns Inquire % he premises.
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DENrraTRy--DR r. a. DURKIr, CANAL STREET
~ near varrk Old No. Es as invites attention
ssfh experience. Daily operations with
nee srt harmless bea.nens agent prvvsohnx ~ psa.
gyccs moNrsis,
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A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED By l. sILLIMAN
"A Ives L. D. for the benefit of the society Of ST. Vincent
de Paul on Thsrsday Jan % At he Brosdway Tabernacle
subject-"Church and StaeCharies compared" Tickets
Is be had the Catholic bookstores and at the door
the evening Of the ieure. Doors open at lecture at
O'Clock.
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xDYxgrrSKxxnYS REREW4s SIGH Ear,
fEkkaasNAA

fEkkHaaOAA.
D0LPHUS LOVEMAN rs HNREwrTH REQUESTED
"A 10 Gail his without fan He is q yeaag Hun
gariAn boy Ia Of speaks kDgsh french G
and u peddle with and ebulaetoA 6houM
hear of said Loyemau he would obe the
giving ,nfcsmaon 10 tho irvn Of Polasek hwart Fan
hiver. Mass
DRRNARD FARINE. OF COUROUX. CANTON OF
I'D B@rne Switzerland who is supposed n reside New
York 10 the vicinity 1851 would relieve the anxiety of
his brother Jacques also America writing TO hi
Of Mr. faquito Pellsgrin at Marshs, matchmaker,
Albany New FORK knowing OF the whereabouts
OF Bernard tarpe would confer great favor by giving inter
nation above directed.
fJHARLES-ALL WE'LL.
INFORMATION WANTED-0F JAMES MURPHY, OF
l. Kimichael, county OF Wexford, ireland Whom last
heard from he went BY the name Of Dsyd Foster on the so
BED JACKET from Liverpool Any information pectiug
him. his wife, will be thankfully received his
Uterine living at Is West Baltic street, Brooklyn
M IsS JOSEPHINE WARNER WILL PLEASE SEND
M her address TO II W.. Onion Post Office In haste
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A CARD TO THE DENTAL PRoFEssIoN.-ro COR.
n rect all false impressions IN regard 70 ne benumbng
apparatus extracting teeth without palm beg leave
state that stu hold @ use y m my own practice b,lt
was the sole paientcc given At his request ~ he said
many uenssts supposng TO hold patent on refused
purchase o. nm Nc WILSON,. pents q Bond sres.
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THE BAIL sE JASON.

DRooKLyN LIGHT GUARD BAIT,-GOrUrC HAfI,
ID Friday evening, Feb. "a 1851. wM W. MEAD
Chairman Of Committee OF Arrangements.
". II. Gov Secretary.
w AsHrNGToN GRAy's BALI. COMPANY r LEAN.
w der Buck coumandsnt The lnh annual soirpe o ~.
company will tsSe place At Apollo Rooms, wedn sias
LIEUT.. ABRAHAM r. MEAD
Chairman OF CouaJni tee Of Advancement
JAcop q, eCalELE, Secretary,
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kfTEAATUHSM.
CRFAT RUSH AT KNIcKERB0CKER OFFICE.
" Last day 70 subscribe tor
Harper
Knicsertocker
Cooley g Lady o Beck,
0rahaIn's Magazine,
Punam's Monthly,
Blsckwo,d's Mag rine,
o. the beautiful engraving Of
SATURDAY NIcHr,
With membership In the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
whose distribution will take place positively on the 18Th
instant.
Leave ysur name to asy. before O'Clock PM