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NOTICE TO HOUSEkEEPERS.
LADIFS, FEgIIyAL,

TUNHE LADIES OF RYLAfD CHAPEL MITE
n SOCIETY will hold q Fes6vL IN Pusousa
Hall, Island commencing MONDAY IVRING,
the 18th instant and continuing en the gst insAna-
Fancy articles and Refreshments Of vAi1<n kfhds
will Be offered for sale Season nohsas - OsoAs "
be had al the door; single admission u Gents. The
patronage Of the public is cordially solicited
o17 " .... SD.
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ATTACK on THE UNlTED STATES MAIL, We are
informed that an attack was made upon the United
States mail wagon, on Monday night, ON its pas
sage from the railroad, depot to the Post Office.
The attack was directed, it is supposed, against
the, mail agent, who fred upon the gang. The
shot was returned. H I..I Xxi + .4s.l la..r x
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b aIssuLTING LADY.--Last night young man
named John N. johnson was arrested by Captain
Mills for following and insulting a la,ly near
Browns Hotel. The lady called upon the captain
for protection, and wentiout upon the street and
pointed out johnson as the person. johnson was
sent to the workhouse for ninety days by Justice
Donn.l t.' Il. - .,....a, HIT.
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Look in at Purcelps, corner of Maryland avenue
and Seventh street. Fletch is clever fellow, and
knows how to treat his customers. Everything
nice there, and cheap too. a.tt "a 80 9r.a d u
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| AN HONEST DRIvER.--John Norris, an omnibus
driver on Vanderwerken's line, yesterday restored
| in safety to the loser, q bag containing $500 in
gold. letk by him q. q seat in the omnibus. Good
| for John!t iI, sslI,,I d. .Fss . ..,a #ta HtJ
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p JAMES 81. MooRE, corner of 18th and c streets,
Qsland,) has always on hand supply of fresh
Groceries and Provisions Of all kinds. Give him
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4, REyoLyERs.--For the truth Of the statements
made few Days since on this subject, We refer
cur readers to Mr., Alexander Bradley, our in
formant., The name Of the man who uttered the
words is John Wood = o' y q ~ q" =
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Segars, Tobacco, and Snuff. ..,.H
of the best brands and munuiactsry in short al
most everything generally kept in such store for
family use w ~ r. ."f h&
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FOR RENT.--A brick stable, with hay-oft and
room for carriage and two horses. @e1 ..r '.H . 81
. Don't forget the place, No. 5i4 NJ street ...
~ h'@',.st" TIOS. N. ADAMS.
NorE. The country trade will find il greatly to
their advantage to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere every article fresh
new, and cheap.
n 00L-lult
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4 No. ODD NORTH M STREET. I'VE recommend
people residing il This vicinity to call upon Thos
n. Adams, at bis new Family Grocery, Variety
aud Provision Store,r where they will obtain every
thing III his line Of business, fresh and beautiful
and cheap. ~, 30 aa@.las ~ ltoDaa pr ~ 1"H.
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The work Of codfyirg the.laws Of tie Distict
was completed the.lgth Of October, and the same
certified to the President OF the United States on
the same day by the Board Of Revisors, as re-
qured by the act Of Congress-. The act oleo re-
qures the PRESIDENT on bong so notified, to cause
the code TO be prioted and circulated among the
people Of The District, aud 70 designate day and
the place for them to vote for Or against its adop-
ton. ,grBt-4Atu.
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IL Te14A By Judge Arlington.
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Public Meeting

pnrug the las. Sumner fearful and fatal pes
uee which il ill e,b In memories bad fixed itsef upon
our borders threatening city and Dg M Inhabitants with
alarm labor visiting and m;nTing 10 the Necessities OF
the sick and dying fn heavily upon few phi nthrOpc and
heroic individuals Among them, II will be recolected Ds
pu Bns and New Utrecht distinguished ttems elves by
and untirng devoedness 10 the prous
uty Of dispensing professional Az TO those who stricken
by the destroying pesence and at last fell themselves
dying martyrs for the public good The widow OF one Dr.
Crane thus been EFF with three children aud without ade
qlato OF support.
The urdersgr ed feel that they but anticipating the p1b.
lie sentiment in proposing that some suitable expression and
substantial evidence Of appreciation should be siven by the
munity Of the services and scIfce OF these members
medical profession particularly with 70 me reei
the widow and children OF Dr. Crane
FOR fs purpose we request our feowciti1ens
TO attend mpet1 10 he3 the Governors Room in the
City Hall, Brooklyn, on THURSDAY EVENING next 18th
inst at y 10 adopt such measures may be deemed
ssitsble 10 accomplish the object above stated.
SAH'L g POWELL Mayor, HENRY f. VAIL, esq,
9EO HALL FIX Mayor, JAS. W HARPER, esq
Hon. JOHN GREENWOOD, JOSEPH G. FULLER, esq,
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BY order Of the Committee, $1,000
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JOURNAL for February contains: George Stephenson the
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Iustrsed Power OF Body Mind Phrenology aud toe
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r. E T the G E N U N E .

G ET ths e.. 6 6 E N U N E.
3fwErrs sprERs,ss T Pso n SCHOOL DC
GUAGEs BY J. L. JEwrrr. Editor of "oaendOH' New
"'''''' "''' ONLY ABRIDGMENr
be seen from the following letter. dated Paris
Jan. S 1857, just received By the publishers:
Of YOUR rspra . Of Genera F1sas and Esgs 0sf'cs
a,y Of School edition Of this work would tender
ao S. your edoD. Of both bee works are bona Id. what
y 40 0s % TsP no al Of yo uS cy h
done added work another mans name and in
book entitled Sptey. sa,enmss french School Dictionary
can see nothing q nine bat "yssms.
may not perhaps be unineresng you know that
find Spe,s Sayennes French School Dictionary those
Dictiops.s such comic prod For instance a,'ns
still translated in in the venerable Boyer Faction de
elegant French, bu. such deoon bu. led
into since the French have exact equivalent tneeadie
par nd!reAInee be found In the edition Of
Spies surenne's french and English Pronouncng Die
tObary Might be tempted how
two EDITIONS sOc.Ied Of spers sursnaes Dictionaries
differ tXtreuely in and the word Ny editions
NewYorh But the School Dictionary"
Tyot.er' and ,casoa sOibboieh of French aud
French BY hst sgnky saL, brseche. cu)te de
eIO hGu'eg. which msht be Translated BY
rather I'D unsrAnsstable term which 10 aiors bat
those learned in The lore Of antiquity eoad az Wa"
es French school DictioI sry ses and can't. ae
Now 'fe round JACKET aud edmi.os 'hort night
worn ID OF 70 my
edse-as wastcos, The only Translation wanting Ia the
proper term si.st
dpDts still faithfully translated in "Spiers Suren.
mes French School Dictionary" By de pin e.
no Ordinary erroney 70 sscrbe 70 me this Translation ~nen
said in the preface my Gener French Dictionary
follows: omme De has been invariably translated
by pine 0pp and vice that all the French j0urns In
cir of the city feast Of the oh November I'll vi hin
the three years aay charged the Aldermen
o London proverbNy renowned for their good tsse With
bavr peace 10 their dizes,ons many hundred
"S'-eoas', in FRI nes p0"m.' dep'a"
JEwETTs sPIERs's PRONOUNCING SCHOOL, DIG
TIONARY contains upward Of y NO words the
WORK entitled "spers Surennes School Dictionary" bat
which Of the nguhug charscenscs Of Dr..
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and by typographical combines the sd
vAntsss Of larger Dictionary with the poI,abene. aud mod
price OF a smaller Price 81 80
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We al.o pnbli.h:
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Che Ball season.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC "A GRAND BALL
"A PROMENADE CONCERT will be given ~ the
Academy Of Music
THURSDAY, Feb. 10. 1857.
Tickets s2 admitting pefson) be obtained only OF
the following LADIES and gentlemen who have kindly CONSENTED
10 lOt
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Among the Engrasipgs will be found:
No Dr. Burde bis writing desk when hrst Attached by
the Assassin.
No 2 The Second Encounter the Secretary
No The Third Encounter when the Doctor reached the
Door.
No The Fourth Encounter where the Tragedy Con-
sunmAtsd
No. 5. View Of Eckels Place Of Business.
No. View OF the Grand Inquest he'd No. 81 Bond.,
with Portraits of the Authorities aud Reporters.
No. 7. Portrait of Judge Cspron.
No Portrait of Coroner CoInery.
No. 9. Portrait OF Witness job Farrell.
No. TO- Portrait II Capt Dixie.
No. H. The Witness Recognizing Ecke Crowd Of
G~nenen.
No. The Witness Farrell be appeared the Soor Of
No 81 Bondst the n.ht Of the Tragedy, when he
Ecke open rhe door.
No. IL. View of Eckeps Bookcase, In which DR.. Budeps
afA found.
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TIVE WATER-CURE JOURNAL for February
contains: Nature of Crises; Thoughts in Spare Minutes
Bru sns up Children; Antscorbutis FIREsIDE READING
Russell Smiles Children Laws OF Health Chronic Eyspeas
Premature Death Causes Exercises for School Girls; Rules TO
Wan Kinesipaihy Concealed Weapons THE AVkrH-scN
Jet Fever Diet IN Relation 20 Longevity BY Dr. Trail Fat
or &Is year. Published BY FOWLER AND WELLS No. 500
Broadway, N. Y.
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A RNHOLD, the BEARDED BOY, or MAN ia
pols tos bre.iway rhesier ARSHOLD 10 the GREATEST
CURIOSITY IN rHE WORLD being only 9 yea-s Old hD
aEss. Adlrjt;ssss, q stpsk
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X ~. 6ObOil XII ~ 49,
AVsEuM-Ihe noe. popular ard restrictive trhsancn
he t And he rtsor. :! Persons 4 literary ssts .rd
assnsp' rSv epsa II lie kt.yy,aI: Irs:Iis, Nc ~
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THAIBERG's SECOND CONCERT
i NIBL0s SALOON WEDNESDAY, Feb Ia.
v,n.xE uAseR + 1HAls MapxME JoHAsssEA
AADA'A o0r mrs. .l;. I DAvESfeRf' .Rrr1.
SIR JOSEPH s sR TTHh,ALBrRo' BIO A0N-1A
VIZ play f,t.,.. on Norma Msssneo The Prayer Of Noes
and o' i'' f cao Ff Y S sxRchE rusEBRE
T o5.. w, La Al Fo d. t Re.@sa and the End I
Ass'- MADAME JoHANNsEN
Will SIZE Romano 0uillaune Ten;" The Swallow" By
Al" md the Biz, as ss'i E. p p 1 Di1sflr
will IFeas LoDsnSSTs' F PCsE f1 s srRsG
viii play La Mesneheie," By Prqme ,s..,.,
Rs4 ses' and iSe % q s; Sea-. M ao
81 Sio 5HnsDa nd Var D Net5ss keS ~ 5 wal
On Tuesday viii be .oia the 30 Reserved Seat. only
dne.esy me 81 ard Is@1nDf $ = he s sa. ma as
On SATURDAY, Feb %. THALBERG's Third Concert
On FRIDAY Mr. THALBERG plays a. the Coneer; OF me
s. George B. cey and gives Fsi Matinee q: Dodworths
'I On THURSDAY Feb. 49, THALBERos Concert in
UpALBERGs SUBSCRIPTION MATINEES.
FRIDAY ssS 2 I TF sif iHS FRIDAY A
In Consequence Of the rapid sale Of the subscription Icss
al ladies' ho have len th.r Names a. The Gh
day Feb 49, should they not do the very Limited sub
''np'ion list must q cT "a; & hi os HOUR
majority Of the subscnbers having expressed pfeerenc
somewhat later hour the Main.es VIII commence a. I"
sea- scaEME OF The THREE M4rINEEs MUSICALEs.
J. Fsptsss-sonnsmbuIa. Thsoers
Andante ISflD.rs
II ITovatoren ION the Aexande Organ rh.lbcrg
March FpnspIe; pip
T. FSnts.ia-L Elixir d'Ainore" rhalbeFs
SECOND MATINEE.
Trio in major pisno violin and vooncello Beethoven
2. Fan,s,a-' Don Giovsni" Thalbers
' pataI F on the Aicxandie orsan
M.zuitss :.;....;, saIbrs
1Hrs6 MATINEE.
P fsDt.F a,s Oboe ciaiicnt; Alto vconccc Bs
Prayer OF Moses loslpeIs
ArsicS Robert pie DaSlc ION The Xciinde
OrgaDl. meyeIoeer
paet% Scims with M VIM M..cij
wi" be the SEvfS Psc clS W" on Ps s rS6
and vi" 'od9 ThE o1 AhEx I.i %i Y sSS%n
With pedals knee attachment expressly manufactured for
The capacities i 10Th" Of The Xeaspdis Organ follow
The power to sustain single n0les and chords WINE ~ me
ced.be notes being sustained by mscklim governed BY
,hs knees thu. leaving both hands free 20 manipulate " c'p'
VIOLIN FLUTE oHoTi C.x Vo,ET HORN bA''00S AND
Hour of comm ercemen;. 2o'clOck
The price of sUs Sy Tiki; h1 st sel9 fixed
which will admit the Subscribers all the three Msinee
The number of subscber has been strictly limited to
Subscriptions will be received at BREUsINGS Music Store
No 7Ol Broadway, and at VAN NoRDEN 4 KINGS, No. IS
The general rneemens reesIdns the comfort Of the Sub
scbes have been RtTused to MI BEowS Sexton OF Grace
'"'''"' IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Nearly nine enhs Of the tickets have eee9 SUBSCRIBED 10Y
responsibility thus deyOved upon the Management correct
MI e b s and
will be appreciated BY more than the subscribers them
..--1, :, ,,1S,,(,,s S,%,.I-,T1T :: D0O-UT VA
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We a.o pnbli.h:
JEWETTs sPlERSS UNABRIDGED FRENCH AND
ENGLISH DICTiOSAkY-From the latest Paris Editions
eyisec Corrected and especially Adapted American Stu
dents By Prof J. L. Editor Of Olendorf New
M.thod Of leaning French ETC. Pnce 81 y.
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lIlE LAW OF NEW STAT Elts

Subscters who do give express notice to the
etary axe een1dsFrd Is Wisng 10 Irr SuGscr
II subscribers order the dIseOnnuaNee of their peri
EEAruEth pail.
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bti2 s3t sR4ANUs sEFO ORTEEs 5edt AZ
49, OPENED THIS day. a PINE sSTocK{OF
UbfcheI iuss EsiniIo FORBES. :
u D q m nSI hne tSseNoud Ind Black Walnut hiish,
= y : Z snd 66 outHvsb, iTileae EIlstruiuentsi a.
we're 4Wnrdsll the highest pFIs4 gold urdaI az the
Aeehathcs' Fair, eld IN Bcstun eI. 1885, fSF fhe
rai senli tTa'i hlnl Faribr pfnnd Ratos and Ihvr
aaFs talss, M hig',st and pTst dyer Medal,
Nrre htig 40 gold betAis this OF lstru.
nets We have now ielite5 66atd al SllIEnhile us
t2 sell t's nstruluersH ut prices that consTs with
tT most cGingi0n makers and respectfully Invite tie
Pn5is 70 cn anu eSalins our iie stock 1iust
eS- Pianos rent. Music taught nv5 -
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Laughlins q sB1sI7 f3a7 49,

AauS MINIS q buShti61d. .iT3
.*H1tf5 3W4aoteAales slIrHRs al r.
80 baa -5stli eiIsO.20, IOHTOs Street, q
tk reeetvtug their Pail stock slLTlie
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