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In The chemical iUuolatorf 'ho g. ...'
cold that We can produce Is about LOO ueg.
below zero. At this temperature carbonic
gas becomes solid substance, like snow
If it is touched, it produces just the same
effect OH the skin as a red-hot cinder; it
blisters the finger like burn. Quicksilver,
or mercury, freezes at 40 deg. below zero
that is, 70 deg. below the temperature at
which water freezes. The solid mercury
may then be treated as other metals, ham
mered into sheets, or made into spoons;
such spoons would, however, melt in water
as warm as ice. 1t is pretty certain that
every liquid aud gas that we are aequaint-
ed with would become solid if exposed to
the cold Of the regions of space. The gas
we light oursstreets with would appear like
wax; oil would be in reality, "as hard as a
rock; pure spirit, which we have never yet
solidifed, would appear like q transparent
crystal; hydrogen gas would become quite
solid, and resemble metal; we should be
able TO turn butter in lathe like piece Of
ivory; aud the fragrant odor Of flowers
would have to be made hot before they
would yield perfume. These are a few Of
the astonishing effects Of cold.
, 1858-11-05
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For one year. when sent by mail or taken at the
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Of the publisher, until all arrearages are paid.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ IRVINE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York-James Meiss and Henry Richardson Charles
Morrison; John pnlon; John kir.op aeorgs Brown and
Robert slater against Alexander D~nnistown. william Wood
William Gross benjamin y. Dawson, John W. Wood Alexan
der Icnnistoun yr, Thomas sellar John =. n Yuilfe
Jane Campbell, William Crawford and John H,ne-Sum
for relief To the the defendants and cache hcmrou
arr hereby and required comp
this acon which has been hed IN tbs ece % the CLERK
~ the city and county OF New yort, ri the City
Hat. In The city of New York, and 10 copy Of
your the said compl Amt the subscriber At his
trcs No 1877 broadway IN the city OF New York. within
envy days AFTER the service Of this you
elusive OF the day Of such service and fail W
the said complaint within the time aforesA the psns In
his action will apply 10 the Court for the relief demsn In
ihe complaint. 0EO. SHEA, Plaintiffs Attorney.
January y. 1888
rhe complaint In this action Sled In the oce Of tho
CLERK G. the city and county Of New York the 18th ~
January. 1863. GEO. SHEA, PLAINTIFFS Aty lsT Brosiwsy
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AMUs&MkNss

WAi1ahsesk,,sy I TH;.1.ss 80 ,,s.,, .ro~,
A '''a Arranged aksssxi W. st,ss
Mss AGNES sosEsrsoy
founded toe beautiful epsodO in Ss prsssas lahiln
MIR. DION sousuicAgLT,
The author Of London assurance" who ~ hsnf
TO MIGHT AND EVERY sIcHr DURING TIE WEEK
w" DC the e. ssSss dram" TIC a''' ats
w.,,,.. -. =, On TINS i.iT. or 1UeKsov.
~ nee old assas ' aud ScaSs ' S 81 ''' '''
1 Essm Ssr; 4; s'RS kssA q sss5.ah
Rsnda sS..resor Cap; in II. 7sib fIrb,cd.rn Mr. ,Ss
dssrdi. Mearesor his brother. Ansisa N the
Rev David Rsan Chaplain the SD sss,mea, sr Bisas
sweene private sc =. Ess.nsn, 7. b Johssal
Ssh;;sndsrs q tls 7s;h sssimsns -'' ''''-
followers Of Mems sahS
6ssrle aud se her children Master and Hss Reeve.
Jessie Hro wu her se want Miss Ag,,e. Roberts "a
Scene 1.-The Bngaio or country house OF Mr.. Campbell
Lucknow, VITA distant OF the city ard the ooo
Home India-nan- the spy of the Nena sahib
Jesse Brown aId her two ossrIhe foster ara
sEr.erser Of Ae nuos.o BY nigh. I..sr 1000
-A.s!s q ISuld lang sSSnsn a,x..n,u.,,
sM al the 0ubreskThe terror OF Amy-hsnd1is
mise 10 rescue"The Mcregor hiss mis- word nele lax
up'1he sudden Appaarahco Of the NecA Sahi The ~
oS Of the Hindoos under Nena sshib the pungsic-
The attempt to blow Tia brdge-Tas asnsi guns from
Lucknow.
ACT IA court and hall within H,ndoo Temple L.as
now-Tte prisnersThe massacre OF CA~BposcThe diyaC
OF he Nena-Hs attempt TO mike Geordie counsel hs brother
RAnda welcome Walters frou, the Internal
regionsThe mine and dark road Of
nanda and Bloun and Tag OF truce come 70 exchange
prisorersIhe cruelty OF the konahs defence the revolt
The le'ter in Gseo-The vengeance OF the Nens-A ndes
Guy FAwkes-The by the mine-The signal Of the
clock OF the moslue-Aohmets doom,
ACT III The besdency-The kedanTte fort forming the
o.po, work OF the Residency-Dswn Of dayDstan view
Tsbleau1he besieged-rhe las, hope of relief
Jssse in dstress-1he attack ana the rspui-erse las
hope gone-The prayer OF the women 70 be killed rahes
than fall into the hands of the sepoysThe terrible recOeo
ton OF Cswnpore- The desperate fore
dshonor1he enemy spproachThe terrible defence of he
women and children from the hands OF NE bsrosrienses
sizes dresm"Hse lm dreamin-lps the slogan o. tho
IIiehlsnd:nHep help help 81 Las. -TSs X redui,y OF
to the nother hour and we are AL saved The DIE
an pbrpch of the Seventy eighth agolsuders The
Csmpbells coming Havelock forces his way nts TIE
cityShoud suld Acquaintance be forgot-The column Of
the Highland infantry carries the Retan and brave
defenders
THE FINAL CHARGE OF THE HiGHLANDERs,
with which this intensely interesting and exciting drama
cludes the audience TO the greaes enthusiasm THU
called for twice and thrice each amidst
excitement never eluailed.
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ITO CONrRACToRs-PUBLIC NOTICE IL HsREBY
given hat sealed proposals will be received At the city
Surveyors Office, OF the city OF fobokeu the twenty
seventh day Of March 1853 when the viii lie opened a
meeting OF the Council OF said held At ~ clock
r. N. Of that day for grading b.ng guiterus paving
and tagging sidewalks In the fn sing ssd city
vzN Newark street from WASH the iinc ditch
Third street washington street TO 100 feet west Of Mes
dow street, Fourth street. from River street.
rifh street. from Garden 10 the westerly Of vii
low street, Seventh street. from Washington 10 the
easery line OF Garden street Meadow street from second
street 70 Fourth street; Garden street from Fih TO sixth
sreea All the above work 10 be done and finished secor
City Surveyor, which plans and specifications be seen
a hs oce opposite the ferry gate At oooken and the sd
vork be fully completed before the day " june
aex No proposals viii be received except according "
form 10 be obtained At the City ami
panied with the names of At least Sufficient securities
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A ca DENY OF MUsIC.-THE ayuUHSors.
IA Lessee and Sole Director ~. b.. Il. Ul,nar
ON FKTDAS MARCH IL atfk
Third and last night (hut two Meye~b-~S's

A CO DENY or MUsIc.-THE audUHSors. =, -
ON FRIDAY, MARCH II aTk
Third and las, ngh, (eut tso a. Meye~b-~~'s
IT,. uz,u,o,,,. ot ARD TO rhk rusL,c .s.. and mo-.
produced hat which soompo. OF su,h masni
tue s emit - The pubic hsye had ample to
4. produo lou h.s- -irc, Gd led consequence Of
pee arrival IRON csris Of Monsieur a SssRo ~l
J: RE SORE r,RroSxA NOES OF the HUaUEnors.
ihe' Will 'e succeeded sy Mr. ssy's op'raof
after boh ;be long br,an, saasou s,s viii deai
PARTICULAR Norr,E
price OF admission 70 a, ps's w,!ss '''
EsssryeS seats g and 81 90 :oeo,aipg to location
Family circle .tn'y cens Amphihestre Twenty hve cents
The sale or sesis commences this morning. 49,
It's greet csN sid scenic eIec,r Cheap Opera night,
Administer to skm RAMS 50 cents Reserved seats IS cents
The sale OF sea;s for semran likewise this
morning.
Third and t X. DsS SaE &c, !; 49, ssc's
FIVE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENES
'''a'ea HA Af h III COSTLY ps.ssxs
n sase been MADE IN Paris by The q tine
original drawings They will eEsc1y correspond 70 the epoch
tn which the action "a Il s Rs's IN SCENE
y equang as o. the most celebrated European Opera
seating e1tr.ordnary variety characters corps bal
SaokUs Of one nSS saS q sIxfx
''' p'Eia Ia tsk aSss p,AxsnI. s1xpxxBusa
TIBERINI. CASTER TAFFANELLL, ROCU,
CARL FOkMES.
The HUGUENOTS will be succeeded by Mr.. Frys IH0
NORA. after which the Opera Will close consequence Of
the concerts Of
MONSIEUR MUsARD,
whose speedy arv. wei that Of his celebrated solo
On Saturday-CHEAP OPERA NIGHT.
Admission 10 cens' @ ed seats Is cents EXTRA
LA GRANGE D'ANGRI, GAssIER. LABOCErrA, Du
BREUL.
The sale of seats for Semramis this morning.
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CONFORMATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION DOCKS AID SLIPS TO he IEAsKD
public suc,ou-Notec 70 hereby gfven that The several
slips belonging 70 The Corporation OF Ne city ~
which 70 be leased from the arat Of
leased biis At public auction ruestsv IN
i6. 1864 II o'clock NJ. At the CITY HAIL for term
II ave years. The number and location OF the piers
leased and the terms and conditions Of
be obtsI application at the Comprollers ONCE, No
Hall exhibiting the Corporation Sharves
and piers may be at the same place. Department
n Fisante New York, Feb. 4 1858
DANIEL v. TTEMAN, Mayor.
A. G. FLAgG, Comptroller
ono q. BARNARD Recorder
A v. trOUT Chamberlain
THOMAS McsPEDUN chm Fin Com. I'D q Aldermen.
HENRY ARCCLARtUS, IN. fn Com sd ~ Councilnen
fnrr uussipnerv q nc SINKING Fund.
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TyoA.-oNE THOUSAND TONS BEST QUALIFY LIE
~ high broken coal for ssle sfoa on North river will be
cash approved paper short daes For fur
Their information apply 10 STREET co, coal dealers
No los Walnut street. Phlsdephs.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.
gold WATCHES
" Ladies' gold va,ches Of all descrptOua
gentlemen's gold hunting case
PATENT LEVERS
CHRONOMETSRS
and duplN watches Of all kinds for sale wholesale AMI re
tail very low, by q. g. ALLEN, Importer,
No. II Wal slrcet sgcOat Coos.
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ID Thursday March Is,

AHA O'Clock, at TOE Merchants Exchange,
yALUAB PROPERTY IN BkAyER sfkEkr,
For account of whom may concern The Liabilities OF the
Deis sAre Iackawsnns and Western Railroad Company
aiken In payment
The yaus and lot IS Beaver The
inches front and ~ feet IN the ll6 feet
0pohes the eestery SIDE and ls feet the westerly
de The y hes front rs feet 40 inches
and 81 feet inches deep; quilt 10 e most substantial msn
nee ye~y heavily nuere and has double iren shuters
naae sn1 rsttsrs and rOof. fhu
Is stable The property Is sold at the above
h-s The n rentsd ual the
ia Nay sLsN per Nrnutu aad the purchaser will be
muued 70 the quartet r'nt aue 90 that diy'
Fifty s0 per cent IN OF he funded deb' Of the CON
psny.
Thirty per cent he obligations Of the 'omp
maturing the present yeef
Tweny CsDper cen, az % the obIssoas of iae
pAny maturing 1909, Aat
T~eny per OF nat ~ purciss-, go Dc usi o.
he auctioneer When ~ are crsr1, o. suJ o "
obi g.ous of The company mentioned Va isusi -
algnee deed posa.ssl0s Viii be given on Isl april
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DEENsyIvArTA RAILROAD.
The rrest central route 70 the West Time At leaa
shor, and Of fare and freight a. low At all times ~
snv other roue passage tickets for freg
from Nav York 70 suy point in the entire West call ~ De
comm An "a Office No. aAstoy House, New York.
J, I, HrLrOTT, PsssengW Arena
LEIGH CO.. Freight Agents.
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EDWARD a. LUDLOW AUCTIGNEER.-vALUABf ABLE
~ residence Twenty ninth street ~ auctun-h ~ LU
Low 60 vii sell t auction Tuesev March H. a. ~
O'Clock sthe Merchants Exchangs unless pre- 'ously dis
posed ~ NJ private sale
iweny mo u street. -rhe ndsome and well built three
sor and YES n"ni brown and lot No ~ Eas
rehy mum rect between Lexington aud Fourth avenues
nonst Is ~ ~ % teet In elegant order. and contsns all
ut uoltn cnvenences MAPS and tu particulars nc the
auctoneerh office. 80 IA Pine At cot
For rent--Se,r~si first ilass sorss
To leSevrral first class furn.bed b,scs and ssvarai
unfutnisbed 49, 49,
or sale by csal gue-s large number Of yelling bouscs
different ocans and prices vacant lots and country
eests. VIZ '
To osn-ou bond and mortgage on good CITY proper,v
improved and IN improved, several sums ~ ''f"'
Sales Of buurs when actual sales a,
auction 90 ne most favorable terms. aud on tie shortest
door west q Nassau street NV ''oV~ "''
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CuBERT 9. SAVAGE AUCrIoNErR SPARTA AZ,
VI pereupory sale OF hne gold iewclry ND Watches a,
sslesroom - Cedar street friday March IL This
e includes par Of the stock OF An importer and IN braces
aGne assortment Of rich goods.
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SALES AT Auction,

IN NASH AUCTIONERR.-AuCTIOS CF SPLENDID
household furniture. Wilton aad velvet carpets
costly French plate pier and msnte mirrors three suits or
gspty inaid with pearl nd sod key. q The
superb instruments MADE ixbe oil paintings pesr;
and silver cutlery Ac vt 81 West STiesnth r0mor
row ssturdayl morning at 10 cocs the enr furniture .,
Of large and costly pier and msu mirrors superior rose
wood par Oft elegant of parior furniture 10 ricn
rosewood secretary solid carved wood centre SOFA ana
pier tables three superior etegeres marble tops
with mirror doors elegant rosewood reception
chairs rich satin and tapestry rosewood corner .eg9res
with mirror backs rich window curtains ana shades
bronze clocks costly sevres and Or vases
and rich parlor ornaments &c with number OF tine oil
paintings Dining room and chamber observation-disclosures
extension tables chairs rich gold band decorated tea and
coffee SETS elegant ruby and cut pea aud silver
cutlery cake cts casters bureaus wash-snts with
marble costly decorated chna toilet ss best hnr mat
hair CLOTH cottage and mahogany spring seat chairs
wood hall stands, oilcioh &c
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fED1CAI.

MEDICAL
IN CooPER, IA DUANE srRExr HAS ron rms
IL Las twenty sig devoted his attention oos
practice Consultations and advice usual daily from A.
DR. RALPH. AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PB1.
~ waite treatise, I4 broadway. Hours ten TIL and
after sir.
nR. HUNTER HrMaErJ-THE PHYSICIAN WHO Ms.
~ established the Huntersn No. Division New
York city In 1854 - be consulted in the
hdence from Al until 10 r. NJ 81 the old once and
where else
DR WARD, WITH THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
respectfully invites the afflicted
elsewhere Once 2o Canal street corner Broadway.
Consultations confidential. Attendance till 10 at night
nR. WATSON. FORMERLY SURGEON TO THE 10 X
~ Hospital may be CONSUMED heretofore personally
by letter from in the morning 10 a. night hs residence
50 Walker street few doors west Of Broadway Author OF
the Cause and Cure" price 81
nR. COBBETT, 10 DUANE STREET MEMBER or THE
~ New York University. and for last years At hs
present location he consulted confidence bic
treatment Charges moderate.
EUROPEAN HOSPITAL TREArMENT-By n. Lar.
~ WONT, Parts and London physician and author
&C. In person or By letter and express Mercer
evening. except Mondays Fridays u SPIN
EUROPEAN MEDICAL DEPOr-suPERrNrENDED by
~ Dr. BARROW lB7 Prince st eet a few blocks west Of
Broadway New York Consultations usual from III I'LL
and from I'LL 8, Sundays excepted
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r AURA KEgNE'B NEW THKATRE, ga BROADWAY.
IL LAST NIGHT or GREEN BUSHES
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH az, 1888,
gor he ast time a beautiful drumu of

tail Of my coa,A ireacherous orotker"'Deyi, taSs the
SSsni. than prnss~TSs Green sushss' "'
buy SSy you fine and dn "s sn
Hyou win be const.n, ana loyal 70 me.
"Gi.y with your SLICK urrsh he Ice is broken asA
.ysy boysIIsre an owns foul SoGThss my jewel
Scene 3 The boys and the girls cel.br.- sveeens birth
come sisers1 BsIsysa Who done tS,s'~Despsrsa.
hei iI~Tnr yaIIsT or Mrasrss,rr,. lrs7.
-AppesrancS OF MIAMI Mississippi
ssnse CCSnor oKenosdy the hu.s.ns
OF curosites-Gong ami Grnndge In tight psce-Hatve
wild man Of the wc"ds Run DIV nor run Tor your Her
Unpsassn, unexpected ys,sr
raldne from her hearts pest xisrns struggle between
the Grea soiri, viii seek for peAosAn Indian for
iesse aNossuioe. aliga,ors WILD bears and buasloo.
bad compeny1oe and heel exercise nv Gnndge and Tiger
The ross, beef Of old England"
Scene Ths p misery aulyeTs in the betrayed In.
Scene Banks Of Mississippi By .unset-rhe recrs.n
smi's fearful determination River of my race receive
.cr iii@Isr RIIL O, HowrH AND Dusrs err. I7s
ssne JnGw wapos
scene arwa xuriosA in disguise o. a genieman"whes
scene S!.ct dong and n: Indian rriDss.-'I believe
A. wssn s, rss Sand b his s 0y :ss vas Town.
For my true love !. gone, and She forssEen me:
Adeu the Green Bushes for said he.
The power Of sopg-Welcome recogution-A sad story
SISTER. dear. don die In the sreets"
Scene asdsme ST. Aubert and her protege-Unpless
rehectous-Anrety of the unhappy TO do
living GRkrN BUSHES AGAIN.
EFeeer forgotten the melody Of her early
fsncy-A happy neutrality-suspicious. ana child again united
s6ai G my 1ss aao fsSs T sas r. ' this
To conclude with he screaming farce OF
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
jack Cabbage Mr.. Jefferson fmpulse Mr.. Sodia
ar. s.ar1%s 4 here
zee EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT,
THE FLOWEhS OF TIN FOREST Monday, with new
scenery. music, and an unspt roachable cast.
Doors open a6A 10 commence mt IN precsely
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nAsrE1 $. HouyH, AuCrfoSEER, oFrIcE NO 81

nAs1EI. $. houvH AuCTtoNEER, oFrfCE NO. 21
~ Broadway, ell sell 10 the highest bidder FOR cash,
lhis DAY, FroayJ Narlh ~ al l0s A. precisely, a.s
Wea twenty hra Eighth avenue the following
-hts iisi contains but small portion
b. sodvu carved walnut buffet extension table bed
aide table, cocs dining chats couch four
ings china dnnvr lh2 pieces silver service pieces
YER casters cake DasAeL tea sets, " silver
spcors qppr castcr SETS ivory cutlery, decantes
n rcy cut gass ware ana all the Kitchen utensils
longing the hpure basement carpet and Olcoth Also
iron safe mass nail stand aud chairs ssh
cloth Sold rosewood psrOr suits In dsmssk ani
oep chairs easy chstfs Furnish ltauteu stes'
secretary, pieces embroidered wndow drapcry, large
pier gssscs massive bronze hgures clocks
pairs large and merit rious oil psntings
velvet carpets tapestry do 4insraln do velvet all
hstrcs The house rosewood bookcs
octsve pianoor'e, made by FISCHER music cabinet
velvet ssir carpet "a silver plated rods rotevood bed
steals, rosew lod bureaus vashs,snds eommode, 2
sofas pairs shades 10 hair matr
hoeaay beaeads aud bureaus hne blankets and be idng
and multitude Of other articles mention
together form unique first class
goods suitable tor gentecl housekeepors
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VJENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
III 23 Nassau street-EENRY LEEDS 90. will sell
aucoa saturday March l At 10Y O'Clock at thu Ales-
and ingram mahogany sofas and chairs
CLOTH mahogany French bedsteads d. ete
tetes hsir CLOTH Boston rockers mahogany marble top
dressing mahogany Wristbands. yotare and
chairs In leather towel racks clocks In all embrac
n a ernl assortment
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER by v. ~ n.
~ SIIkNCK-This day, March H. at II O'Clock 81 their
ssesroom - street special sale " gnidcent
gold watches di,monos jewelry comprising hunting aud
open case duplex patent and detached
aiao ladies enamel I'd watches set with diamonds da-
ond braceles 1ruoches pins earrings studs rings in
cluster ard ole an Is gold also
Florepue mosaic cameo. cirnunce aud other
pins and earrings gold guard and fob chains
chse anes seal rtnes pins earrngs studs sleeve buttons
&C. Sale positive.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PHRENoCosMIAN
- Society Of The Free Acadsmy on Wednesday last The
WEES In me Of an ali via. Providence the
Pbrenososman Society has experienced severe loss in the
Resolved lha, we deeply mourn The early desesss
talented officer gentiomany STUDENT and devoted Chris
Resolved Tha. we heartily sympaihse with his afflicted
friends and bereayed relatives knowing and feeling from
suased however by the consciousness that their loss his
Resoivsd That as mark Of our respect and esteem for
the deceased we will assume The aPPropfrls badge
mourning Tor we usus peron sna na as
THOMAS CRowIHEh,
s RbSnf 5 y N9 4ssaais'. COMMITTEE,
HEBREW BENEVOLENT sOCrETy-THE MEMBERS
III this society invited attend the funeral Of Rober,
L on, from his residence, ia Yves. Twea'y fourth street
1864 PHILIP J. JoAoHIMsEs, President.
llELP ThE PooR "A PACKAGE or ONE HUNDRED
BegcyoieG soeiety costing only So wa provide family
For sale NJ The office Of the Crystal Palace fee No
bo6 broadway.
JAsEs A. CLARK. DRAPER AND TAILOR DEEMS IT
hs duty TO thank his old patrons for their past fsyors IN
70 merit more Of Ee for the aia%r IN rs
srsn6anes pefsonsiy Ihe saing department hsreafsr
scins under bis sole charge. &o. 7i2 Broadway.
NroTICE-rHE OR AND CHARITY FESTIVAL. WHICH
~ was w have taken place March To- At Mozart Hal 10 aid
day evening" asrcs ~ on eminent speakers
also the shortnes OF time and he ncenency Of the weather
the LABOR being principally attended W b. ladies.
NorIcE TO THE PuBLIc--P.RIIEs HAVING
~ pledged goods with X de Bare, No. 5sH Bowery,
licensed uaWnDroke requested 20 redeem them
not hey will be sold public auction the business
Discontinued OF III heath Of tbs proprietor.
nFFICE or TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Company, New York. Feb. IS ISIS This annual meet
Ing Of he ockhodcra OF the Illinois Central IA rosd Com
ysny the election of drectors and the transaction 81
business that may properly before the ne-ng
will be held At the ONCE Of the company in The city q Chca
III on "Wednesday the 1ih day Of March, l3c lOss
O'Clock " The tansfer books will be closed At the New
York Office he lOih of March and opened The Ia
Ry order OF The Board Of Directors
DENovh.-JAMss A. CLARK, DR.Pss AND
II sor has removed from No Clinton Hal. Astrr place
~ Tl Broad say where be could be happy 70 ace hs
Old triends and customers. JAMS A. CLARK.
7i2 Broadway opposite Asor Pisis Hotel.
aa
THE FOLLOWING PACKAUHS. BROUGHT HOME
Il from the WORKS Fair, rcmssn at the Navy Yard
New York The owners Of om requested 70 AXE them
AWAY forthwith
No. on package. Marks. Conent.
has Uenru Mr. "a
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DURTONS NEW THEATRE BROADWAY
t rn .d 1.sn ct se 90 M p.y IN as aS:.
ard his coaeju,ors BY vhirh the French
aud the present empire declared thrilling y
great domestic interest interviewer with
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republican leader Ana Marie NE Gensrsis dsughtsr
apole Mr. Barrett; Alb Ne Mr. T. Disher
Berlin spy, Mr. tetchel, simon Lecnur spy syr4.
Mad de Rohan Mrs A. Parker; Fran Grs. Hughes
Officers the army. National Guards oitzena wo kw@n
&c, by large corps Of auxliaries
SCENERY ACCIDENTS Sec ct meetings Of the IL
the Palace of Louis Ns poieon he
fellow consprators
TliE ATS OF THr SpIEs-TEKKIBLE FIGHTING ar
THE BAEkiCADES.
fearful nyltery STD murder. With its cout equsncss
TIKI LATE"
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