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City Intelligence.

REMOVAL AsHEs.-This branch OF street cleaning was
somewhat less progressive week owing to the su
snow and the concomtant visit Of Jack Frost The beats
used for conveying away this garbage were again ios
bound in their DOCKS and the consequence was that thu
loads had TO be carried greater distance than usual
with proportonate increase the cost Ten thousand
three hundred and thirty three loads of ashes were re-
moved from the different wards at an expense e
$2476 81 This decrease in the number Of loads re-
moved but an incrsase In the cost owing to the
already explained.
DRILL TIE SEVENTY. FIRST REGIMENT largo crowd.
with goodly sprnkng of the fair SEX were present 1t
the Division Armory last evening" witness the drA of
the Seventy first regiment under Colonel vosburgh Sc
veral light infantry movements, from "Hardee's TAG.
tics )" were executed, many of them in credtabe man
ner and those present expressed their satisfaction
rious ways. The regiment turned out pretty strong
numbering over 300 uniforms The men appeared IN
good spirits and showed little symptom Of fatigue at the
conclusion of the drill which lasted almost two he ars
EXAMINATIONS The FREE ACADEMY Yesterday the bi
ennal examinations at the Free Academy were DOM.
menced. Unfortunately the dsagreeabe state of the
weather prevented large attendance of the parents ana
friends OF the students however the few present must
have been entirely satisfied with of yesterday
proceedings The Senior class examined in Greek
the junior in analytical mechanics, the Sophomore in
dern history and the freshman in trgonometry and sur
veyipg-each acquittng itself with much credit
FIRE IN Troy SrREEr-About eight O'Clock last night
fire broke out in the attic Of the three story frame dwell
ling house No. 81 Troy street. owned and occupied BIZ
Robert Peterson. The FIRE when first discovered was
burning in the centre attic ROOM and from appear
ances doubt the work an incendiary Only two
nights ago fire was purposely set in rear frame huiId
ing with the same premises Some facts have
now come to Light which will In all probability enable TIE
Fire Marshal to detect the ncendary Mr. Peterson has
the North River Company but insurance on
bis furniture The loss the building will be about
800 and on the furniture about $780, The second floor
was occupied by Mrs. O'C0nner, whose furniture ia
damaged by water about 500; no insurance.
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Bequests of MIR. Gilpin, of Phtladelph,s

Bequests of Mr.. Gilpfn, of Philadelphia.
Last week recorded the death Of Henry ID. Gipiu,
Esq, ex Mayor Of Philadelphia We have now 10 state
that he has disposed Of his property which is consdera
bic, for public purposes-after life TO his wife aud
mother and the payment OF 500 in various egaces
The residue learn from the Bliie will be appropri-
ated thusThe first III I'd part Historical So.
cety Of Pennsylvania 70 be invested in the public stocks
of the city, and after period Of years longer if
deemed expedent, the income that may have accImu-
lated be used for the erection Dire proof library
building, To be designated sThe Glpn Library OF the His
torcal Society OF Pennsylvania After the Of
said building, the trustees to appropriate annually
the library the income OF the said third part OF the estate
The entire library belonging the deceased is to be placed
In said ouildng none Of the books, however, to be
taken from the library but to be used with liberal
arrangements) by students at the library. The second
third OF the said residue OF the estate
"a devised 70 The president and directors of Pennsy
wanna Academy Of Fine Arts 10 be appropriated in the
same way for the purpose OF erecting proof gallery
Of fine arts 20 be part OF Ore proof edidce OF SAID
academy aud TO designated The Gpn Gallery Of the
PeDnsy Academy Of Fine Arts" After the compile
ton OF the building, one half Of the income is to be ap
propriaed annually TO artists in painting sculpture and
Architecture for the best works, models and desgrs in
their respective branches OF art such premiums 10 be
awarded after such pubic competition trustees
deem suitable, Third-The remaining third part " be
invested in the for the Of the Historical
ceiy Of Chicago for the purpose OF erecting IRE proof
building and TO be designated the Gilpn Library OF
Historical Society OF Chicago"
This H. indeed, princely munihceace; aud nobly
tains the high character which Mr.. Gilpin had made
through . long and brilliant career.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN

This Board met last evening, President Peck in the
chair.
remonstrance received against the proposed or.
dnance appointing weighers Of COAL and asking that
scales be placed front of the station houses to detect
fraud In the weight Of coal
LADDERS.
A petition was received respecting new fire escape
ladder, which was referred. ~ ff
WET WASHINGTON MARKgT.
communication received from S. W. Morton,
stating that Mr. Gideon Tucker late Secretary OF State
did not votefor the sale release of the West Wash
ington market property.
Alderman FAnxr offered resolution TO the effect that
Justice Welsh take charge Of the Police Court in Eighty.
sixth street during the illness Of Justice Brownell
Adopted.
COURT ACCOMMODATIONS
motion was made to lend the Chamber OF the Board
OF Aldermen to the Superior Court for their special term
business and the Chamber OF the Board Of Councimen
for the general term OF that Court discussion ensed
when the matter was opposed BY several members who
thought nas tne supervisors should provide sufficient
commodationfor the courts Laid over
Alderman CoRNKrI offered resolution IA the ect th.
e Counsel " NE Corporation be requested 70 report 10
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BOARD OF COUNCLMEN.


This Board met last evening, President Jones presiding
petition was received from tho Foreigl and Ameri.
can Iron Pavement Company for payment for work per-
formed in 1854 In front OF the Post Office They claim
$26l740 with interest 81 GOT S. making the total
CPS o. The petition referred the Committee
Streets.
resolution nstructng the Street Commissioner to have
the house Of Engine Company Ne 81 repaired and paint
ed appropratng $3.50 therefor referred the
mittee on Fire Department
PROPOSAL TO REMOVE WASHINGTON MARKET
resolution was presented by Mr.. SHAW in of
moving Washington Market and erecting in its place
story ronl building tor that purpose Referred to the
Committee on Markets.
The PRESIDENT offered resolution directing the Street
Commissioner to notify the Harlem Railroad Company 70
remove the rail IN Centre street, between Franklin
street and Tyron row. and to substitute within sixty
the grooved rail. II was adopted.
TIE ELM STREET FIRE.
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter addressed communi
cation to Councilman Baulch, who present the
there provision in the police appropriation for pay
ing men who employed in searching the ruins the
Common Council should authorize the Comptroller ap-
proprate 5000 for that purpose resolution to this ef
feet was proposed and adopted.
SHOULD GAS CONSUMERS FOR MRrREs2
Councilman CAMPBNL submitted the fol owing
and whereas late Corporson Counsel rendered
Resolved That ths cou;intee on Iamps and Gas '1 be- in
n he Of this illegal sn. 90 and
what redress be afforded the consumers 10
premises. .. .. ... =
Resolved That the said Committee also report the amount
of rent paid by this ely for rent Of metres the
paid by the city TO the respective companies for
whether the furnished contract and other scn
come within their knowledge would he of
aiding the Common Council Iegslste ntslgeny upon
the subject - III - =
The paper was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas ....f
large number Of reports and resolutions sent in
from the Board OF Aldermen and were laid for fu
ture action.
They cOncurred in the passage Of resolution request
ing Governor Morgan to withhold his signature from all
railroad bills which may be passed by the Legislature re-
ferrinp New York
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The United States steamship Merrimac. Commander
Hitchcock late Gag ship Of the Pacific squadron ar
rived at Eerfel. .. Saturday, nisht - -
Ine steamship Powhatan, Captain Pearson arrived At
Hong Kong Nov 20 from Japan and the sloop Germaa
own, Commander Page, arrived 2lst from Shanehse
with Minister Ward on board. r-s 80 = -
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News from the Sandwich Islands.
Thh UNITED STATES CONSUL AT HONOLULU ON LRAvn
FOk H0Ak-A wHIRLwIND-TRN MONTHS PAssAoH
FROM ENGLAND. nrv ~, $1,000 y $500
BY the bark Wavelet arrived at San Franciscs Jaa T.
from Honolulu, we have received dies Of papers t.
Dec. IL
We learn, says the Commercial Advzisz that leave q
absence has been granted TO Hon Pratt United States
Consul at this port by his govern ment and that he IN
tends returning home q visit for his health about hs
first Of February accompanied by Mrs. Pratt win tho
approval Of his government he has appointed Mr. Thoas
Dougherty, Vice Consul TO ocate during
and the latter has already been formally recognized By
his Hawaiian Majesty's government.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. Is, unwesome visitsr
made It's appearance in the shape Of violent whirlwAA
which, II appears, came down from over Punch Bowl
Hill and careened with considerable the Orous
ground On encounterng such obstacle the Pavsa
quickly brought is power TO bear upon it, and lifting u
severa! feet from the ground came down, breaking
everything beneath it, and nay level with the ground
complete wreck but was not much torn.
On Thursday morning. Dec. Is, says the Posynesas,
the British clipper bark Sea Nymph arrived at this port
She was sos days on the passage from London. Up.
wards OF q ten months passage BY what Icaru
she has undergone succession Of disasters enough .
founder a squadron OF ships
The Ponesidn OF Dec II contains official announce
ment Of appointments by his Hawaiian Majesty
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.

FEB Ga new panel of petit jurors was called this
morning Non attending jurors will be fined s25 each
and after Tuesday.
The People Us Henry Kdrples-The prisoner in this case
brought from Canada under the Extradion treaty
two charges Of forgery and grand larceny The pri
tried In the General Sessions and acquitted
The complaints were, however, again laid before the
for forgery the third degree and for grand lar
ceny and endorsement Counsel called the atten
ton Of the Court TO these facts and asked to have the in
dicments RENTED to the Court Of Sessions.
The Judge said that the prisoner could not elect wha
tribunal by which he should be tried The motion must
be made BY the District Attorney.
ASSAULT FOR RECKLESS DRIVING.
The People Daniel Lynch-The prisoner was indicted
for felonous assault but under the mitigating
stances Of the the District Attorney accepted plea Of
assault and battery, with intent to do bodily harm The
assault complained Of from driving reckless
ly through Of the narrow streets on Broadway, in
which rail track laid thereby endangering the life OF
fellow workman of the accused The prisoner struck
he reckless driver with hook which had his han
but the blow did not nflict any serious injury.
ELECTION RIOTS
The People Potrick Campbell and others.-The pri.
soners were indicted for eonous assault and battery on
the last election day. The counsel moved to have
the postponed to future day, when he would be
ready although important witness for the prisoners
was in Savannah. The trial postponed for week
WOMAN CHANGED WITH MURDER
The People u.s. Mdygdrs Sheridan The prisoner s
charged with the murder of Michael Caney by stabbing
him with knife on the It'll of la October. Counsel
slaughter the third degree 1t appeared that the pri
and deceased occupied tenement house
when the woman under the impression that Caney had
stolen money from her room, followed him up alley
way and stabbed him. he died Of the injury inflicted.
The prisoner then left the city but arrested Yon
kers, brought back to New York, identified and
The District Attorney accepted the plea Of manelaugh
ter in the third degree and the prisoner remandet
for sentence
There being other cause ready for trial the Cour
adjourned to Tuesday morning, ut 10 O'Clock
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Feb. 6.-Fuvsa Us. 1brrest.-Mr @. OCouor moved to
bring On the hns hearing Of this cause the report OF
Alvin C. Bradley, Esq, who fixed the amount OF perma.
nent aimony to be allowed the plaintiff four housaaa
dollars per year.
MIR. Van Buren, objected to such hearing a this 6ne,
on the ground that TO the report had duly
fled and that q had been made TO have suoh az
ceptons reviewed order having been made by yules
Woodruff allowing the defendant TO do 30, and staysS
proceedings until such case should be settie1 81
the referee. Mr. Van Buren, nsised that -
would not be in condition for hearing until tho OK
ceptOns had In some way been disposed Of. $780,
y Mr.. OCOnor o0ntended that the TO be- hoard
the order OF reference report and exceptions aad
the exceptions overrued the report would Of
be confirmed. -.---fF nt4 .f r8g
Judge dmonds associated with Mr. Van Burea saA
M Brady for Mr. Forrest) closed the argument Ter
the defendant.
Judge honcrief took the papers, and said he would -
nounce decision on Thursday next. Z. 40 Alll
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Coroner Horton commenced investigation yesterday,
At the office Of the Health Ocers City HAh into the cir
cusances connected with the explosion Of the boilers in
Ames &koutons hat factory, Friday last, by which
eight persons lost tn cir ves and some twenty were
jured The following gentlemen Were sworn q the Jury
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building constructed without any regard to the safety
Of is occupants In Of fire, it having been utterly
void Of any means OF after the egess by the main
entrance had been cut off, II higher by two stories
than the buildings which atoined t. thus preventing
cape by way OF the roof In consideration of these cir
cumstanccs, in opinion, Mr. Edmund waring, the
owner OF the premises in question, responsible to
great extent for this serious loss of human life, II
was his DUTY in the construction Of the building
70 have made provision for contingency not 1t all
likely to occur in buildings overcrowued as find
this 10 have been. In conclusion would call the at
edlhces in this city constructed reprehensbe
principles, and would recommend the enactment of law
making IL Incumbent on owners of tenement buildings
place IRON starways or some other approved means Of
egress the outside Of those strucres that their height
be limited to i've stores and that other precautions be
adopted for the better preservation of the lives OF the in
mates the legislature shall The recent loss OF
six hives by the obstruction OF tenement house in Dvi-
sion street followed by this calamity uuder precisely
eimar circumstances imperatvey demand the prompt
intervention Of the strong Of the prevent their
recurrence The jurors further request that Coroner An
drew r. JACK man forward copy of this verdict TO tue
Legislature of this State now ia session.
Up late hour las; evening five add oua bodies had
been taken from the scene Of the late caamitous ire
Elm street making ten in all that have been 20 far re-
covered from the ruins Of the III faed building gang
Of aborers s still employed in clearing away the dsbrss
searching bodies II is expected that the search
remainder Of the bodies will be brought 10 light
PUBLIC MEETING IN AID OF THE SUFFERERS.
The citizens Of the Fourteenth ward called public meet
ing last evening the Reformed Dutch Church. Broome
street. Elm, in aid of the unfortunate sufferers
the Elm stree, fire The meeting organized by the
selection Of Judge Mchae, Ulshoener as Charmau.
The Rev. Mr. wooD pastor of the church, opened the
meeting with prayer
Mr. A. J. II. DucAsys, one of the legislative Tenant
House Committee IN 1857, made feS remarks, urging
steps be taken sbate the house
sance and secure 70 those who compelled live in
these barracks chance for the safety OF their lives
should fire break out IN their dwellings.
JosxPB HoNE, ESQ, followed. expressing his sympathy
for the poor unfortunate sufferers and urged the appoint
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Rr1FICIAL rEKTH.-DR. DURKIN CONTINUES ia
a extract Teeh two eeoonda, without the sighea pain
Teeth inherited over Uumps No extra charge Temporary
se<s extracting whore artificial Teeth are Inserted pr
DURKIN, 373 Canal street., one door from Laureus
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Court Of General Scssions.
Before Recorder Barnard.

FEB 6-The February term OF this court commenced this
morning the FIRST business in order being the calling Of the
Grand Jury panel A quorum Of gentlemen we're no.
present. and those who answered to their dis
charged until Tuesday morning, when the Grand Jury will
be empannelled.
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A RTrrICIAI. BONE FILLING FOR pEcAYKp rFxrz
a put IN .sns sor requiring pressure and si,!aE n
Of The alsDvere 06 Broadway fry ArN sreol
No oonpcetaoa clAzAed WITH cheap opsraGegs.
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- ostv.~c nrRrcr-TO SAIL THURSDAY
er a. op u-lts new Grsi class scrtW -trsmsl,p
a o. o. Nelson C1mmsnNer, V 4 rse.sse ,,v s..n
riy % and .ail a. eve rom oer % ~ ~ ,o,,
\ n he sieerner ~ q th@ o-e n the scr, ~" r.,
E.an~ vii no siru,e tfier No d.y 2, snnf az
rts,sre Apply On eoerd. or " NJ ~ 49, 80
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kCr r.
ng MJber-Msich m Oh Ena snd-Ass
g. gfctery costume, oh hunter 70 hs trapradA ptvsls
hox-nuffrrsry's fearful potion. hair dis and
nous letter porence1he arpoinnent-Aurctis etposs
Of toyies yliny Gao yOu ave me -ASss sudden
pcsrauce lest hat sby4l asa, C0unc OF Va
The DsiryTh tiotsrtry " y ard TIE lrynaf-Ass pro
scnef 10 The Dsrynadore ~ Ora, sight shes The -
useful I've tho aide the pond-Dnndreery and hss
Asa the victor ve rot thai shp'-A beslth W me
queror-s.sanrers Ia Trenchar ksnoT" Who iseset
BaIGa. Sar Acknowledgement cousiern a-0n-Asns ars
experiment Is openiHg eaanpe -re-puadresrJ has os
eye vi-s q me corr
Mar Meredith and Asa IN the dsryhs Description N he
home In Nmrncs-An expensive seFu nRhier ncebf
sasnhce7 he mlvburned"Asa you're akoss'-Florcncer
l,nAiy errisal"lbs II bero and toveg oa~ary'a
ooufeis- snl iwn rhties hapryAn suem2 ed elopeDew
hnn,y In ,hea cupssucot for soberAsas de,errs
naNcsr-CoJle drunk-"oulsx nurcoa his private keys-
LA feet egAn-a blos tAgb from lbe sholoer-A
rasirry N good caJsen uDdrcay sill trying "
Cryrs private cr'c~s huni foe the reesse-rhe
eYswprh for tbs teyCuves sudden arresr,ncr-
oovery n The ~ and dacorpnure OF CoyeNurccs
trayernss,sir q SIR kdvardfbe p-ol and noble sAss
bee IL his e'ensnt-Ce arm. avey q uA
o.ouds-Nurcos rcwsrd-Ior3 Dundreavys last ds>stes-
Asss rsEuanlmi,T- A genersl rnarryirg 10 hss. A-
KIND or COMEDY
n epnseaueoce q he length Of The Ccmecy there VIII -
Doors open half psE O'Clock ecnn-nce o. precsscs
pRfffS OF ArxfS ION.
prrss tTrc- AID 10 nVAs
i'oues
FANNY 'frrs = csA1
bAh~ar
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TOR TRIDoFPoRT-r ALLY LiHB.-1HE STEAMER
John BROOKS VIII leave Peck sir ever day c'ru
NJ ar-rinV W Hridgtct IN tu1r Tor
housstouic rsugsiic< snd New Haven Rst
ro...s. fart ~ ceuis N. tlken.
Z. boCRvER CO, Agcn.s, IL Sou.a Erot
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ALADDIN Or fPE woEDxRFUL LAMP. o,~
Mr. JOHN DYoTT As ABxREAZAO. -
REAPYEARAHCE OF MADAM Won BEhRH4
ALADDIN; OR. The WONDERFUL LAMP,
WIN and magnificent Scenery Costumes, Appoint
nena TopEss Marches Processona Tsbeaux Dances. -
10 order to give fuu effect this splendid Osnl fairy tAe.
tSose well known and deseryety popular artists
hive been engaged fur the pars OF
ALADDIN AsKrAgA1
The whole company Will appear, In addition thereto
ONE HUNDRED AUXILIARIES
TIE Original Music will be rendered supory.on a
MR.. JOHN COOKE
Musical Director of this establishment
The Grand Ballet IN the sAs act in which VIII appear
VILE TrlELEUR
TIM GALE SISTERS
MILE KArARrNAs
NOR wErraOFv.
VIII be produced under Mona Wa direction
Muhc OF Ballet. ..by................M Mr. Cooka
The ScenerY Mr. John ThorDe Mr. BoWes Assistants
The Machinery b. Mesars Runnion and Wallis
Tbs Appointments. Mr. c. Syvesre
Tha Costumes by............M Philippe
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NEW YORK HERALDl WEDNESDAY JULY Is. 1850
ANU SIM EcNlpS.

L, JULI 70, LOU
AMUsFmEwrrs.
w On 70 ai Ss !, T yo y 81 az, S2lys
ohio Tor The lasi quartz Of century Afforded % New
AK, S q tse rd a. s new home Ss Sesaaiu
The pubic are FSEE@F SsaSs 3 ' 'A'
TIER OLD AND oIfiR.sHED FAyoRTgs
P'r Rf s9s. f fYg 9if GT R9S'e Thea
bRISh THE oniLDRsN
WONDERFUL RANELS.
Every night change VI serfornAnca
r''s'' i''o S'''fIsoi f;s a aaG1itSS.
smoNs STsHAPs.
f Sasn 4opsr Stne ro Ms
Tie beautiful classic Ts s,sa ns sni,,e sor
by Julian ana Philip Rariinetl
Grand evolution tAs cosde tendae By Lehman Nile
ChsIin. -
who will appear In new character
SssS Ss ~ Sss s, ,Ssss e
CAPT CUTTLE
sss F T81RisTns =. tHs sASr sAr phe
ME- ". F afnRRsaE RIP p@ e 0ha La
"A r.nss,~a 80. IN - 1,ro.rapa,
Mrs. w FioREN "a a. AEhaISTa II nrsENBJnY
Psp i ssS 80 ba s g Ta@d Ks"
FLORENCE as TIN soCNs AN iafsH BOY
PLENTY q oSFlF1i = ss SisT4 f6ffAfE SONGS
wai be given the in SssGs9 RasP,as pTanao
CAPTAIN EEnwAaD SUTrl .Ss. " ,. yuozsNcE
a on S9aly Se see ssSes essore
me al ana en,nusasnJ '''''s --e e'e"'s'' '"ol'''
SUSAN NIPPER. ,.......,... MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
Aiso the great pgotean farce epete wa fun sai merit
men , o'.s ed, nscgIEyoys ANNIE
saass SSsss.l' . . y''' FrdsEScs
basn Sa SS e ho a: rsa s
% fN sHG aFa Rsssn Ard va bill with
Doors open al quarter pas: seven O'Clock mmences al
THITE GEFf e FS2.PSAH CITY
s sSG Sef FACES eRs S VII hssf ft Is
All aeknog!etse " 70 Be the
s srss es he e usual s Gs s are
here pghy given in e.on FOR the nomina, price Of
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T,HI GREAT CANTERBURY CONCSRv HALL. 6sa
CASrsns siSdc CoSG tas HAL,
masses evening raSsSn and sogscmcn lis The oest
ns elns maH be seea nsSy ga saces e.re eSey
n. indeed ''N' So ~
tn. s GSSss y cs. hAd@ Or oar NATIONS
AUG ''''0' are es sapported by SS
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CANTERBURY CONCERT Al. Cos BROADWAY.
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'AA'D $50 ! ~ as H 51is 2'onA'
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x.,. v t0PIs RNoT sarss., w,,o..
.rs.t., ri,p 'sn''''4'A-'' 'pH''u"'
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Aemaon' > ce''
,,7-s HoSSs EoITsTsoS-NAsAeEns or THEA
III tres ane ss asspy. Of securing the right % perform
Obtain Sal privilege sad sqaia6e tsms " ap
seions with Mr. Bourccsal, viii please refer Them Tor imne
dlae attention 70 H. r. PALMER l Ea Twen-sLh street
OF nc a cadefly O. Music.
va III -, . "ne ~, g,
~ ~ ~ III ~ ~ u ~ 'h
MOST eRtEsyI Ann oEkrEk, Aipfrs,g
'V strt S nrc1 1 fciy,, Wn' 81
m EvEpyrt,ffS,, rresr % A..
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hPNiS'iVH WIN ID oSrtS.
GE on rNNOCENCF.-THIs pEAurIFcL kurG re
~ male figure lie size raa.ed ty en- Engh Artist Is
or exhibiton NJ me Gallery % Fine arts t8 frolcwsy.
Nc 9 Admission Is cents FROM A NJ 20 sP n
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Nondsy evening 9Oh Juiv Al Washington nslI Wi ixns-
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rvOR RRrDGrrOrT-DAriy TrNr.--rABF 20 GENTS
The steamer CATALINA. Captain wri. A. Vail leaves
Oliver sup every day a, ~ O'clock NJ running Connection
with the fou-atnic Railroad Tie se.fner BRIUGEPOk 1
Psck slip every MONDAY. Weducssg md fisg u
cock noon srr.nl tine y cJ1ssst v.A al DE eTpress
gxl.A