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HISTORY OF NORTH CARoLINA-The first
volume of the Rev. DIR. HAWKES. History Of North
Carolina is nearly ready for publication. 1t is an
octave Of 254 pages. The volume is complete in
itself, furnishing the most full account that exists
ing materials at this day afford of the first sttemnts
At colonization in North Carolina. The period EN-
braced extends from the year 1884 to 1891. and
Includes the five voyages made under the chsrterto
Sir Walter Raleigh
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Mr.. BROOKS DEATH The Washington Star
of Wednesday has a fuller account ofthe sudden
death of Hon P s. Brooks, of South Carolina. 1t
says:
He had been sick of inhsmmstory sore throat
for o few days. On the day before yesterday,
(Monday morning,) he first deemedit advisable to
call In resident medical advice his affection having
become serious, though up to bali an hour before
his decease apprehensions ofs fatal termination
were entertained, we learn. The immediate cause
of his death was . sudden attack of the quincy or
Group, Incident to the affection under which he la
bored. About twenty minutes before the sad event
took place powerful emetic was administered to
him. which failed of any effect whatever. Drs. Kid
well, Hall and Boyle were present, as well as some
of his friends.
Instantly after the sad event took place 1t was
known the city, and the halls of the hotel were
crowded with inquiring and stricken citizens
and strangers We never before knew such event
to give to such wide spread, real grief was
manifested in this community on that occasion. No
man ever in Congress has been more universally ard
sincerely beloved here, for other has been
dowed with nebler nature more loyable traits OF
character The heart felt grief manifested last night
by so many men of all parties, of high intelligence,
all of whom knew him well personally, af6xes the
stamp of fasehood to the partisan SANDERS
ing him with which 90 lsrge portion of the North
ern press has teemed for political effect, for year
pest. If ever death touched the heart of this
munity of all classes and parties congregated in the
FEDERAL metropos-it il in t. is That Of Pies
ton 8. Brooke il mourned mourned. mourned.
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27-The Westport, Me-, cor.
respondent of the Republican, under date of the
2lst, says that the Kansas Legislature have repeal
ed the law against the circulation of incendiary
documents. A resolution had also passed both
Houses under which convention will be called at
an early day to frame State constitution.
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MISS MATILDA HERON, the actress, has taken
the New York public by storm. The papers there
are filed with criticisms on her performance, de-
claring her to equal Rachel In many respects, and
surpass her in others. 1t is Miss HIS first ap.
pearanoe in that city, though she has been star
ring it for two or three years in the South and
West
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Arrest for Mail Robbiug.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. 27-Col A. Hughes,
special agent of the Post Office Department, with
Deputy Marshal Jenkins, to-day arrested James
McFeteridge, fugitive from justice from Cincin-
natl, where he is charged with robbing the mail.
They left here this afternoon for Philadelphia -
McFeteridge was arrested at Cincinnati in July
last but forfeited his bail and fed.
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ANOTHER "NIGHTINGALE."-The Stamford
England Mercury announces that Miss Emily
Anderson, of Lea, has received through the war
Office beautiful brooch of gold, with . globular
centre of red and green enamel, on which are
crescent and star 10 diamonds, and the back the
following inscription: Presented by his imperial
unemployment of her services in the hospitals of
the British army in the East 1856"
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40 THE FIRST Annual
H. LIBERTY 4 III COMPANY. OK

The members Of Liberty Fire Company would Ie-
spectfuIly inform the ladies and gentlemen OF the
city of Richmond, that their
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
will be given at the new and spacious HALL over the
Fi,st Market on MONDAY evening, the I'd of Feb
ruary. This being the first Ball which they have
ever attempted to give they hope, by sparins nei-
Their labor nor expense, and by their
sIertions to render csusummate satisfaction and
pleasure to all who may attend
x The Supper will be furnished by M Andrew
Pizzini
R Music-By DoLLINGER's Cotillon Band.
o. Price of Tickets 62.50-admtting q GENTLE
man and two ladies'. Esch additional lady, 80 cts.
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TK1.rGRAPHlG NEWS.
PORTED FOR THE DAILY DEsPATCH
-.1'>-o~1 T.xTsK FS0 IIiT GR0PR.

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
>'~'~- LxTsK FS0m EGR0FR.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.
HALIFAX. Jan. = The Steamer Arabia, Vim
dates from Liverpool to the 18th inH arrived here
The virtual settlement Of ths Swiss difRsu,sy Il
conArmsd Ths dstatls Of the arrxnssmsns ars In
course of adjustmenss t e = - - :
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. e9.-Cotton declined on the
week Flour declined Cd Wheat declined 1s02d.
Corn 306d cheaper. Canal Flour 31s 6d032s;
6d035s. Mixed Corn 33s 6d033s9d. Red Wheat
s. 3d.
The bullion in the Bank of England had decreas-
ed 81 400.
American stocks unchanged.
LONDON, Saturday, noon.-Consols for money
935.
(sEcoNp DIsPATcHl
The Arabia arrived here at . quarter to -
O'Clock last night.
She spoke the Europa on the 18th inst.
The Neufchatel difficulty 10 virtually ended
Committees of both Houses of the Swiss COME
deration have adopted the proposition to release
the prisoners, and the National Council had
adopted the resolution by vote Of 81 to 4. The
Council of State had not yet voted on il. No
formal engagements have been made by Prussia,
OUT IL ID uu0cretOOQ That inc Ming resigns al
claims to the sovereignty and revenue Of Neuf'
chatel The two castles Of Neufchatel and Locke,
however, remain the private property of the
King.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In Great Britain meetings continue throughout
the country against the war tax on incomes.
FRANCE.
Ferouk Khan, the Persian Ambassador to
France, had arrived at Marseilles
The corp legislatif opens on the 14th of Febru-
airy.
The Bishop of Amiens has been appointed Bish'
op of Paris
tits rumored that Mr. Lagard ha obtained con>
cessions for railroad from Rustchalto the Gulf of
Laaland which the Western Powers favor with .
view to military purposes.
A dispatch from the Russian Government to it's
Envoy with regard to the Neufchatel affair en-
strant being placed on the freedom OF action of the
King of Prussia.
THE LATEST.
BEREE Switzerland, Friday-The final vote in
the Federal Assemblies, has just been taken on
the proposition to release the Neufchatel prisoners
and the councils decided upon its adoption almost
unanimously.
PARIS, 10th Jan.-The Federalist prisoners of
Neufchate will be set at liberty and conducted to
the French frontier by Swiss troops.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 9-Ibrahim Pacha has
beaten the Russians in Circassia. A Russian
General was killed
MADRID, Jan. Is. Twenty-Five political pri-
soners have escaped from Valentia.
THE WAR IN CHINA.
The Governor of Canton, at last dates, con-
tinued obstinate, and had issued proclamation
threatening martial law against people venturing
to speak of peace.
The Americans had destroyed the barrier forts.
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Safety of Two Of the Lyonnair' Gre,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29-The Ledger here has
dispatch from Boston, stating that two of the
crew of the lost steamer Lyonnais have arrived
there on the bark Essex, and report others proba.
bly, saved, as vessels were in sight when they
were picked up.
BOSTON, Jan. a9.-The bark Cambridge, from
sex, from Boston, for Rio Janeiro, having on board
two seamen, saved from q raft. They belonged
to the Lyonnais. The seamen report that 60 of
those on the steamer were drowned, and the ba.
lance took to boats.
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COMMERCIAL FAILUREs-The number Of fail
ures in the United States in 1856 was 2,705. The
average liabilities is estimated at $50 600, which
would give an aggregate of $54 100, 600. The
probability is, creditors have received about 25
per cent CT their claims, leaving q clear loss of
near $40 100000. The great majority of failures
ia the dry goods trade owing to the fact that
this business is transacted almost wholly upon
credit
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LAID sAIE--Ths farm belonging to the estate
Of Michael whismsf, deceased, lying near Mt. Me-
rdian. b Augssta county, Va. was sold ct auction,
&C thA 18th Inst fof e37,75s. The tract contains
4lsi sersA ths price per acre being t90s7 This
u one Of IL Ansst estates In Aususta, Il wen i'm.
proved, and has , splendid water power, which
new raas alssss merchant min. DR.. B. r. Walker,
Of ReskineAam, was ths purchaser.
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MIR. Thompson,s Lecture.

We are requested to say that Mr.. THoMPsoN's
Lecture for the benefit of the poor, has been post
poued on account of the condition of the streets,
until Tuesday evening, February Sd.
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More snow

OswEGo, N. Y, jan 2S.--There was a great
snow storm here yesterday. Over two feet Of
snow tell on level 1t appears to have extended
over ten miles around.
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VOLCANO IN VIRGINIA-The Rockingham Re,
gster learns from the most reliable authority that
the shock of an earthquake was felt in Pendleton
county, Va, some days ago, and that an aperture
has been formed in the mountains, within two or
three miles of Circlevle, in that county, from
which volumes of black smoke are issuing, and
large stones have been thrown to a great height /,
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WINTER FERRY ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI
The Davenport Gazette says: 1.-THE sail sleigh
which we noticed yesterday is doing good ferry
business, carrying passengers the river, at
five cents per head. We venture to say not many
of these passengers ever crossed the river in
quicker time 1t is a rough looking machine
but it flies like bird. 1t has two short station
airy runners in front, and zone movable runner
acting as a rudder, in the rear by which the boat
or sleigh, can be whirled around in a moment
The motive machinery is big sail
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FROZEN TO DEATH. Eight persons, all resi-
dents of the country, the line of the stage road
from Dubuque to Iowa city, were frozen to death
on Suudsy night, the 4th inst
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The Steamer of Nantucket.

NEW YORK, Jan 29-The steamer New York,
from Glasgow arrived here last night was the
one seen of Nantucket, but was neither ashore
nor in distress.
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The Rolling mills at spartansburg. 8 O.. were
Destroyed BY Arc few nights since. Loss 60 900.
The Augusta, c., and Mobile, Ala, papers
notice An extraordinary digit Of wild pigeons,
over those citise
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REsIaNATIoN OF AN ARMY OFFICER--The re
signation of First Lieutenant VIM. E. Jones, re.
giment of Mounted Rihemen, has been accepted
by the President to take effec: Jan. &c, 1857.
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M OVER SHOkS.-l would call the
attention of all in want, to my stock of Gum
over Shoes, embracing The following kinda:
~ Ladies Boots, Sandals, Slippers and Heel
Over shoes; Mimes Buskins slippers and Over Shoes;
0entlemens' high and low cut Over Shoes and three
strap sandals. Also, q lot of No. u Ladies' Over
Shoes at Is cts) all of which will sell on reasona-
BILE terms, at 2l9 Broad street
W. P. w. TAYLOR.
n B-l have on hand q small lot of double sole
Boots for gentlemen, and parcel of Sole Leather
for having more than have use for
at this time ia S0-6t w. L. w. T.
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GREAT NATIONAL TRIAL OF MACHINERY AND
IMPLEMENTS.-The committee of The United
States Agricultural Society," appointed at the fifth
annual meeting, held at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, in the city of Washington, on the 14th of Jan
uary, Ito designate the time and to make all the
necessary arrangements for national trial in the
field of agricultural implements and machinery,
have invited the inventors and manufacturers of
all such articles, both in the United States and
foreign countries. to participate in public trial to
be made a: Louisville, KY under the auspices of
the society, durisg the fail Of 1857.
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THE FIRST SNOW STORM IN THE CITY OF MEM
Cola Nscion, newspaper of the city of Mex
CO. speaks, in its number of the 2lst ultimo, of the
snow storm there, thus:
"Last night, at half past O'Clock. heavy .now
storm began, which lasted several hours. Never
have ssen this phenomenon SO common in alti-
tudes CHER than ours in Mexico before. 1t also
cited high degree, the curiosity Of the inhabi
tants of the capital. The thermometer of Reaumer
was one degree above zero, and maintained itseli
there during the whole Of the might. The at roofs
of the houses the Streets the bills which surround
ed the city of the lakes and give her beautiful
aspect the public walks all ind u.s. this morning
of the first storm Wi the ssed, which
last fall In the United States aud in Europe Mexico
city presented this morning truly picturesque sight,
fer the green leaves Of eternal spring formed
lively contrast with the fakes of snow, which dress
ed them in attire to which they were not accus-
tomedD
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Schooner Wrecked.

BOSTON, Jan 29.-The schooner Relief, from
Alexandria, Va, for Providence, foundered in Ia
late gale. Her crew have arrived here.
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VALENTINEs..I4TH FEBRUARY

170on'so1S'
l offer at this early day, to supply country orders
for VALENTINES so that they may be received in
season. On SATURDAY Will be opened the i'm.
mense stock provided for the approaching tuentful
day They will comprise the most extensive varsity
ever offered in this market, having been rejected
from nearly all the various manufacturers The col
lection will be rich in comic styles and every other
description made, with envelopes to match Prices
Of Valentines, from cents to Sl0-sent in envelopes,
post paid. Send orders carly to
GEO. M. WEST.
/. eo-o,;F Richmond Va.
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COLD IN GEORGIA.-During the recent cold
spell, man started for Atlanta with load Of Che.
rokee whiskey. In the Deighborhood of Marietta,
he camped out one night, and in the morning he
found the hoops burst off bis barrels and instead
of his beloved beverage, a. many icy pillows stood
before him as he had barrels. 1t was certainly
cold weather and weak whi.key.
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- Learn YouR DEsTIsY.-
MADAME 9yVcTT

MADAME SWEET
IL ore Of the best CLAIayoyAHrs IN THE wokL
AND CAN Read Youa LIFE LIKE A BOOK.
Her Rooms are daily thropsed
Consultation reduced TO OsE DoLLAR sseh.
Rooms corner Main and 18Th Streets, UP sstrv.
~
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ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,
J.nusyv Sfth 1877

N ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,
n January S0th, 1857.
II The Company will assemble on MONDAY
W evening next Feb I'd, at O'Clock, for the trans
This being the regular annual meeting of the
Company business of importance will be laid before
the meeting
Members are required to be punctusi oergesn's
will notify their respective squads.
By order of the Captain.
jaS7-5t JNO. McDONALD. v. ..
& - ATTENTION MEMBERS Of
~ ~ SPRINGFIELD DIVISION, NO. l67,
x SONS OF YEMPERANCE.--Attend q
~ called meeting of your Division, till:
\FR1OAY) morning, at your Hall, at IS
o'clock to pay the last tribute of respect to our de-
ceased Brother, VIM. HENRY ELLIS.
BY order of the W. P.
ROBT E. RICHARDSON,
ia S0-lt r. Scribe.
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THEATRE MISS AvosIA yoHEs--We have ..
fore spoken of the appearance Of Miss JONES On
the stage. She ID young iady Of very fne per.
sonal appearance, and though she has but Just be.
eun the toIlsome path d Tho profession ahe hss
chosen, she has given proof Of talent that with
perseverance, win secure for her IN euviabls
tame. She win make her Arss appearances In this
city, on Monday night - '.Pazthenia," In the In.
tsrssting play Of "Ingomar." Miss JoErs the
daughter Of that accomplished actress Ms. NE
LINDA JONES, and = . native Of this city. TN
fact should excite here warm interest In ner
success and we trust she viii be hailed BY full
and generous house. .-7
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= RED BYE FOR SALE...This dis.

a. RID EYE FOk SALE...This dis.
49Xtinsuished Racer and Stallion, whose per.
@A formances upon the Turf have excited the ad-
mira and applause of the Union and proven him
worthy his descent from his illustrious sre the in
comparable Boston, will be sold by his at the
ra field Race Course, the Jockey Club dey Of the
Spring Races of 1857, which takes place the first
week in the month of May.
RED Eye" ia in perfect health and vigor. and has
shown himself surs foal gsttcr; and for sze power
.and appearance is unequaIled by any thorough bred
Stallion in the country He has already made two
seasons, and his colts unusually large and proms
Jog. He will be eleven years old ths 10Th day Of
May next
TERMs-One third cash balance in two payments,
at GO days and months. Notes with undoubted en-
dorsers and negotiable and payable at the Bank of
Virginia, required for the deferred payments. The
purchaser will receive ime date sssion of the
Horse upon complying with the above terms, and
with him all The benefits of his son, which will be
stated in de aii the day Of sale, paying the State
tax for the same. BELCHEk u CROUCH.
ia 30-wl lst AprilS 2awtistMay
~ Porter's Spirit of the Times and RchaIds'
Shirt of he TiInes eOpY,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ID RUNIMEL & ROYSTEkS,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
FLOUR. GRAIN, COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. 90 WATER ST, NEW YORK.
~ Liberal cash advances on consgnments.
JOS. BkUMMEL
OF Htearns l. Brummel, Richuond. Va
ALEXANDER L. ROYSTER,
OF New YORK
JAMES B. ROYSTER,
is6-l2m Richmond, Va
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rHx1 G1sr1 = si1sS.I 49, q g. 81
IN possd me u yoa = . es.di6ses ~ ~ JUDGE.
4Hir z or D!st.ise nsss . .k = sos.p,ls.e.
mvss1 o SOS 8 ssslidsfs les tSsk elnss.s 1 n
fiv sceseieus o. TIE dissity anA ipossssss q sks
olIiss foe which ssek yosr s.9faess1 Appreciate
a 81 eur lats purs snd able (adss. 4 81 e~ay
1910 q Won ny bsse slosts to lsShases sAe 1ssies
n u ONES. e yos shali ssao. Y 2: n I.ess
s s Y, s q ssss l 81. sss Sc ~ !:
eontinued - other State elections. .,
Hanover, ao,h January. 1881. jssi-sd.
~ The undorsIgn ned, at the selieitasiss
Of many friends irrespective Of political parties
ice Of CRY SERGEANT, and soIici.s the citizens
Of Richmond generally to give him thsir support;
j. io-dn .----I D. :. oAi'
~ City sergeant. I'm couformity t. the
expressed wishes Of many Of my friends, announcs
GIANT, and # il should BE- the pleasure 81 my ri.
duii.: to the best Of my ability;, =,
talS-iM oEO. w. WILEY.
~ To the Vefers 81 the City Of Rich
GEANT and respectfully solicit you suGrasss at the
j. It's THOMAS W. boswell
~ Fer City Sergeant. The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for tbs
office Of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election.
the city: HENRY w. QUAkLEs.
ia 1-dts
~ Notice.---At the solicitation Of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
of City Sergeant st the ensuing Municipal Eleetons
statement and impression on the minds Of soms,
'D de- as"am NV ' THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
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Snow fell In Fredericksburg, Va, for an nouf
and half, on Wednesday morning. Persons rom
the Western part of the State say that the snow
ives. of the Blue Ridge. was nothing IKE as deep
az |. IL on this side. Snow also fell in Alsxan.
dri. on wednesday, from II O'Clock in the morn.
ing until . late hour in the night, aIsainins .
depth of four inches. A letter from Jenersonfon'
in Culpeper county, says that the snow drifted
to such . degree in that neishborhood, that II
took several days to open way to some Of the
houses. 1t took the writer two hours to dig bis
horses out of the stable"
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ELECTION IN WHEELING, Wat the election
In wheeling, Va, Tuesday, the American ticket
with the exception Of City Sergeant, was elected.
Mr.. Conant, DEM, was elected Sergeant over
Chaplin by 10 votes. Mr.. Caldwell was elected
Mayor.
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lHO X e II A k ID HANDS, ROUGH.
T. NESS OF 1HE SKIN, &s.-Ls,Cour's Balm
of White Water Lily; Cold Cream; Amandiue; Sand
Soap; Lows and Clesver's Honey Soap: Glyeerine
Soap; Pure CASTLE sosp; Old English Palm soar
ana pollsIds Rheumatic LiLiment For sale BY
JNO. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
in 30 18th afr
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EDWIN WOkTAAM ~ CO. saer Ter
- $40. and keep constantly o. hand;
yr.desar Bar Iron. escorted ssss
Asaasd Ensiish Bar lroa, assorted sisss
Common ksglisA Bar lron. assostsd sises
Ameiiean hammered Ison, assostsd stxss
Oval and half.souna lson. assorted sisas
ncaoh. lard and hoop Iron, ss6aftsd aisse
horee shoe and plew Plata Iroa. assoateA ases
Nail Rods ~ Dkeet lton. eseorte1 sises.
Also. Eneltsh ana Amsftesn Dltstsrd atesl; Nay
lore Cast And 0esmsA steel Sheet xaao ssA Sol
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AlDLkI q HDBlNSONS PREMIUM
~ Improved Pearl Dentifrice, 10 one Of the mott
deli ehttu and fiesc:ous tooth powders now in use
1t clesnses and the teeth renders the
fame to the brssth Prepsred and sold by
LAlDLEY l. no SIN5ON
Practical Chemists and Phsrmeceutists
10 30 4th and FrankIiu as
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I A, n. II. A. PATTkSON,
y. COMMISSION MERCHANTB,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NO lO4 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
JAMES A. PArrEsoN,
THos. A. PATTEsoN, ia SIM
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ADMISsION-Dres Circle and fefq1ssses - ses
f,o extra charse for reserved sests) "a Kisr Boxes
IS eta; Galleries 50 and Is cts.
~ Boz Once open from toS O'Clock.
- Doors open ct Z; Overture eommsnees ~ ga
tar hafore o,oIoek pYocieelv.
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