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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-27
Democratic State Convention.

For copy Of the suhjnined proceedings W
are indebted TO Hos. II TnAYEg, of Musca-
tine The late Lour at Which we receive et
them, viii not permit Of ocr making any ex
tended remarks this morning. The Convention
is said to have been the largest ever aed il
tn. state vas very Harmonious and enthus
iastie. and by a large majority in favor o.
Douglas for the Presidency. The resolutions
passed are quite temperate. re-afflrming the
Cincinnati Platform and expressing a firm con
viction that STEPHEN A. DouGLAs is the man for
the times. A resolution favcring the passage
Of Hon estesd Bill was unanimously adopted.
| a resolution was passed to the effect that the
next Democratic State Con. entisD should be
held in Davenport-Good
DIS MolsEs. Feb. o.
Henry Altman. Eco. Of Davenport. called
the Convention to order. ard Hon. A. 0 Pat,
terson, having been put in nomination, was
unanimously chosen Temporary Chairman.
J. W. Woods moved that committee Of FIVE
be appointed on crsdential-, amended by G. E
Hubbell TO read one from each Judicial Dis
tric., Adopted.
lat, Dis.riet-R. ". McFarland.
% Districs-judge Harris.
Sd Dstrict-Josefh Sharp.
4th. District-C c Smei,zer
5'h District-B Granger
9th Dis,riet--Ja. w Seekers.
7th. Distriet-H Al,uan
sth. District-Joseph Mann.
9th District-D. ; Lee.
10th. Dstrict-D. Hamrsr.
ll,h Distrct-W N. Meservy.
Bennett moved 70 appoin, . committee Of
FIVE on permanent organization. Amendment
accepted that it be one from each Judicial
District
Committee nominated by the Convention
consisting Of Vim. Thompson, of lst District,
chairman.
I'd. District kies.er.
81. Dis,rict--S ii. Craig
4th Dis,rct-Judge Whiting.
5t~. ID rict-J II Walker.
9th Di.tict-I c. Curtis
7th District-G. + Hubee.l
sth D.stre,-Ed ward Lucss.
9Th. District-G. o. karrick
10th. Dlstrct-G W GRAY
llth Dis,rict-S. Bsrksley
Baker of Charlton, moved tha, committee
of Ole from each Judicial District be appointed
on Resolutions, and that Ben " Samues be
chairman.
samuels objected to the formation Of he
in that manner. and declined 90
serving.
Resolution vas withdrawn, and Conve ention
L
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EF Remember the New England
Festival at the Burtis House this evening A
grand good time is anticipated and magnifi-
cent supper is to be disposed OF.
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AAES o'NsILL, FL. HICKEY, JOHN o'NEILI
ONtILJ. BlG X EY 4 lN.,

IMPORTERS OF FRENCH BRANCHES, HOL-
L land Gin, Wines, Irish and Scotch Wl,iskies,
Recifying Distllers, and dealers in puro Spirits,
Alcohol, Old Bourb-n, Rye and Mono aga Aela
Whistles. Teas, Tobaccoes, and Cigars. No. .
East Front street, Opposite Burrows Mills,l Da-
vceport, Iowa, and i7y Michigan street.. Chicago,
Ill. Sole Agents for Sands Chicago Cream Ale.
n0Ts0-1y
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Wher, so many pretty ladies rs LsClaire
can boast q are assembled together, it is diff
hcult matter to tell who is the most captivs z.
but II We may judge from the swarms Of am
bt,ous young men who were ever around her
Mirs I. reignsd supreme = Ls Claire Register
Hor provoking John. cenfdentially, W no
IS that" Miss L 2 If the mysterious letter had
been ID" or W or r." We could have
guessed it inatanter, but U who can i. be :
We throw ourselves on your generosity, John
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L1- Yesterday was decidedly the
finest day Of the season-varm and Spring.
like. fs~ more such days will send the ice
down the river.
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UNPRoFITABLE.-Two Hebrews named

UNPRoFITABLE-Two Hebrews named
Feeder and Raphael were arrested Saturday
on an information, lodged hy Mr.. John Ruhl,
setting forth that the frs.named defendant
rented piece Of ground Of the plaintiff. on
which he built barn with the understanding
that when the lease Of the ground should ex-
pirs. the barn should become the property Of
Ruhl Feeder not relishing the idea Of giving
NJ the barn. proceeded las Friday. accompan-
led by Raphael. to tear it down. This job they
accomplished. throwing the material into the
alley. Ruhl had them both jerked up before
Justice Blood, who, upon hearing the evidence.
requested Nr Feeder to give security for his
appearance at the next term Of the District
Court. Feeder procured the necessary, and
vss set at liberty. The Justice discharged Rs
phael.
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DIED,

In Brownsville, Indiana, February. 10Th, inst,
Of Lung Fever, THOMAS j.. sen ef Mark and K.
Noe, aged years, s menths and !. days.
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THE CITY,.

E% Our advertising patrons whose
favors do not appear this morning will please
excuse us. They shall appear in our next.
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AFTERNOON

Col Thompson from committee on permA>
nfnt organization reported
For Prssid nt-l. ~ Preston Of Linn
country
For I'tce Presidents-J. l. Corse. Harry
Dunlayey, }. l. harp, Pstrick Robb, IL c.
Rippey. q. T. ELS, H. Altman, $. Lucas. +.
A. Gniffkee d. l. Ainsworih W \ Meservey
>ecretaries-J. Is Dorr, n B Bennett. Cy-
rus Bus.ey, J. J Wadswor,h. f. F. Whtconb
by Messrs Lucas and lluhbelI,a and upon taking
his seat thanked the Convention fox the HI Oh
honor conferred He said they were met to
sand delegates to ons of the most important
Conventions he'd since the formation Of the
government lie taough. the delegates TO be
selected -hould not b. msn OF ultra sentiment,
but Of the most patriotic and conservative in
our ranks He hoped generous spirit would
prevail, and that our labors should be harmon.
ious
Il, hoped shat Illinois fsvorite son would
be the standard bearer of the Democracy, but
that whoever he might be- he should receive
his hearty support. Cheers
Committee on credentials made report,
which was accepted.
Mr. Baker. Of Clinton, moved that commit.
tee of one from each Judicial District be ar-
pointed to draw up resolutions. whicn was
carried.
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2rmofrat aud Atws.
MONDAY MORNING.. FEB. II, 1850

1 RoUSps 4 L.SGDox, l55 Randolph street. Chi
cago are rixed to receive advertisements for
this paper.
&. II. ~cnivEs, 90, Dearborn street, Chicago. is
authorized to receive advertisements for this la.
per.
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A SHoP LIFTER.-A scamp, who is
more than suspected. slipped into Capt Trout's
store, on Brady str-et. last Friday, and r,ole
therefrom revolver, tine property Of Mr. ia
cob West This Same fellow is charged on the
captains books with over $50 worth OF chick
stol'n at fferent times, and for which be will
ere long be called upon to pay. But little
more proof is nsce 'sary to convict him, ard
this proof will be forthcoming. II this mis-
cradle thief is no: breaking stone at F. Madi.
son before many days, i, will be because he
does not receive the punishment, lie most richly
merits 1t would probably be as well for him
to make himself scarce in that vicinity here
After
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J. w. .TE ~ ART,

A TTORNEY AND COUA SELOR Ar Law,
IA and Notary Pubic. Office No. 70, HiekoL's
Bl'ck, first aoor). Entrance on Br.dt street,
Dsvenport, Iowa. sssSav
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j. J. We ~ ANCE,

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention 70 his
great red ucton in prices of dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work ard prices, at his Rooms, next door
to ShepL erd's Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Once.
NIB. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day.
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 u
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auCTIo NJ 3 - LE:

az MONDAY MORNING. FLB. 21TH, At II
I o'clock, At my house on Perry street. above
9th nv entire stock II Furniture, kitch-
IN Utensils Stoves and an Hot Air Furnace also
4 choice Library Of Books, LithograIhs and
double rsed Naloicon.
Terms cash.
CHAS II. DAVE.
SAML PARKER, Auctioneer.
fe22.dtd
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VA .1ALL.

4 n eOSGDuN. VA -ALI.
cove OON HALL.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At Law,
~ and Notssies Pubic. Once, North west
e,rner of Brady and 5econd streets, up-ssairu-
entrance on Brady street July ee-da
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The chair apr ointei upon that committee.

The chair apr ointei upon that committee.
l.t Dis;rct-J Hall
"a District-A. p Bentley.
81 Dis.rict-R u. Kellogg
iih Ds.ric,-D c. Farley.
5th Ds.rict-C Il Bennington.
9th District-B Hem.
7th Districi-N B Baker
Sih District-W. H. Merritt
9th u strict-Ben. NJ. Ssmuels
10th District-G. c. Wright.
llth Dis,rict-J D. Thompson,
J. 3. Dorr offered the following resolution
to be, il adopted by the Convention, embodied
in the report OF the committee on resolutions
Mover accepted Al eninlent TO refer it to com
miitee on resolutions, which motion was
adopted.
hesolred, That the Delegates elected by this
Convention be, and are hereby instructed to
cas-, the vote Of the State of Iowa. in the
Charleston Convention. as a unit. for Stephen
A. Douglas, 90 long as he is a candidate before
that body, and to use every honorable means
TO secure his nomination the Presidency
Mr. Workman offered the following:
Resolved That when this Conven.ion pro
ceed to elect Delegates to the Charleston Con
ths first Congressional District, and four Dele
gates from the second Congressional District Of
this State, as such Delegates with four alter.
mates from each Congressional District.
Amended so - to read, -four delegates at
large. and two from each Congressional Dis
trict." by motion Of Mills
Mr. Mile moved 10 vote in the election OF
Delegates by counties, riud eocs
A motion offered by Mr.. Coolbaugh that
when We vote for Delegates, We vote for four
at time, NO from each Congressional District
Motion carried.
Moved and carried that We proceed to elect
vird vocs
Benjamin NJ. Ssmueis, A. G. Dodge. D O..
Finch, Bosler aud others were put in nomins-
ton.
Mr.. Curtis moved that the delegates present
cass the entire vote Of the county. Carried.
Whole number of votes SIS, necessary to .
Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Notices under this head L. cents per line
ach insertion, or so cents per week.
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J. &. PARKER, N. h.,

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
with Messrs. Roger 4 Bowers, No. 10, Brady
street.
Orders lef. with them will receive prompt at
tention. IOWA
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r.. A. III DITT.

1,oLE AGENT FOR DAVENPORT AND ROCK
y Island, fo- Downer, bems Cos Champagne
Aic and Freeman Cos Peoria Ale. Depot IN
b .seInent Of Island City H-iel.
i,b2j-lSwtf.
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Satisfaction universally Guaranteed.

,y1nE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED
/ the extensive Boot and shoe cstabiishm nj
3f j. NJ EIpRlDGE. No %. Brady street. where Le
aili continue to Keep on hand Large ana com
flete stock Of
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Col. Thompson in . speech Withdrew his
name as against Dodge or Samuels
The Convention then proceeded to The elee-
ton Of the fourth Delegate At large
Col Jas. D. Jenkins arose and withdrew his
natns from before the convention, in favor Of
CIR RaIar
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r1NERALD MINES or NUZO.
- PRoPoSAIS HOR aFiR IEfrINa -

rhs szans contract Tor the letting OF The EmsrAd Mines OF
Muso belonging 70 the national governept erprnq on tb
~ February 1850 the executive power has dcsermin ID /,
vs proposals. fo parties within the rauadian Confeders
peaons must Be- addressed and delivered under sss 70 Se
pnSooo q bentAs Bogots" esfore y N Of the 10th day
Of q Secretary Of the Treasury and Adadcatsd
.rm 80 ax years nor for sss than e annually
Ondsr - contract the III obtain the exclusive
sspIsna fayrscss % b made . The q.r!er
aped IN E Nocoso do Nneva York where hs Invitation Of
ne 0rnna1tan government has bssn pubshed In full For
further hfgma130n apply tho GrapadAn Consul LOS Pearl
0reo o. 10 The vioe Ooasu. Is Pine street. New York.
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nor SAVANNAH.
The steamship HUNTSVILLE, John A. Post commander
viii Leave pier II North river, Thursday, Feb Is
Psssase to savssnsb with unsurpassed accomsacdstps
$D Through uckets To New Orleans $50 rs; Mobile Sa6
Montgomery SO; Albany, $2 Columbus $k3 Atlanta IS;
kacon, SCI Augusta, SD :
FREIGHT 10 cents foot Apply to III. B. CROMWELL
CO., 66 West street ~ !.
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No r spni,I'r Class
8 EEWroT SMfrH Cmmittse.

rrAnsas COUNTING Rooms FOR PRACTICE AND
M Instructions In Bookkeeping mad business affairs 3is
and beautiful Works eaions printed n eoos Adapted
for self teachers.
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SrOR HOUsH- THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF
- bo1el arc respectfully collected TO give OF Their
snsndsd vss IN have their ready arrival
,fnas. y. A. 4TETSON,
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TRIsH CONVENTION THE DELEGATES TO THE
IN SS"sv s,. MIN % rsrn ~ U % s na rrmce
ate axrsngemen for the coming anniversary Of lreands
Pe6Ua SAINT BY order JAMES SANDFORD, Presidsnt.
JAA O'CoNN03 FABs Secretary. .t
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xPoRrAMr TO BUSINESS MENU sCaIFr CO., 4s
Dey street r. oder for sals their whole well Assorted
stock Of staple Fancy Goods and SmawAre OF their
eva oeshsr With nxures In order TO clss ne
capital willing 70 eabish huaek 10 h lne OF trade a. lie
hnsnea vel easahrsed sd enicys the patronage OF long
M Of cash customer Tho hourshing condition OF the business
ely BE- proved and satisfacry given Tor
~ dsconnuencA apped tor desirable arrangements
b made for u premises ocped present very low
renk For particulars apply above
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HHHK sfEEPIE CHASE At NrBLo's GARDEN
Oosx BARLY.-As tbs entertainments at CoOks Royal
Anphheaire commend With the and popular hso al
pageant Of the MEdRY SPORTS OF OLD EyGi.ANO the
msnAger would suggest that to avoid diasp oon aod
rood siaerB should early orlsr witness
the eIcng eepe Chase and oher games and festivities Incl
dental q ptec0,
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A UkTRALIA.
Kangaroo line Melbourne; only ship the berth;
packet for March The elegant Al extreme clipper ship
HOUND,
Only ~ tons REGISTER Of sran capacity horoughiy vents.
promptly 40 above Freight and passage the Lowest
Apply on board at pier u East river, or To-
MAILER, LORD QuEREAU,
No los Wall street.
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MEKCANTlIsE LlBRAHY IsSOClA1IUN CLAsSEB.-
l The members OF this Association aye respectfully In
formed that caaees FRENCH other studies for
Ahe second forming Those desroas ouing
will please register their library
during The present The Of 81
called the drawing class under the direction Of Mr. ~ Morse
Aleo IA the writing and bookkeeping the
superntendence OF Messrs Wheeler Thomas
Jones AL the Glasses are in successful scn aud
bers viii find thoir ad-antags thsseves OF the
Inducements offered Unusual ssiies arc Afforded 70 those
Who wish join any OF the principal riding academies of
gyrnnasia Ia the city or In Brooklyn. n.
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRK-ruE UNITED
II States mail steamer ARAGO, ID, Sines, commander,
Will isa,e for Hayre touching q Southampton land
mails and Passen2err Saturday March3 as l2 O'Clock
be- i've water aset sSmPsrmen :noo.ins the ENGINE: g
reach nem and he pumps being ss 70 work, Ne safety Of
e veal and ps,seosssp would g esewsd Price q
apply 70 W. g. DkAYrON, Area Ne TBroadwsy.-
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CrEAx TO oLAsoow,-1H9 LrvERPo0r. NEW YORK
- A. lhIsda|Phs sx11e1R 0o.esax1 s1en9lS Oily
nom pier HossA hva casn pes 70 either Of The aboye
places S56 third easg 30 and supp6d with properly cooked
provieons For freight passage apply q Tie eompanys o.
hce Is Broadway. JOHN g. DALE AgeoA
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HAvn REcExvxD fnn
MARMLSf EyCOHruMH Ir
WAHME8r ENCOMlUMH
WARMk6I ENCOMIuMS
WARNEST ENCOMIUM
WkRkRST EECONIONS
wARNIST ENCOMITME
MARMESE ENCOMIUMS
WAhLEST KNCOMUMS
FROM THE
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
s SIXTY T THH9UsASp P Pk9PLE
sixty THOUSAND PEOPLE,
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
eIxTY THOUSAND PEOPLR
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
Who have this Drama
Dress circle scats secured ten days IN advance
o'clock.
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rAPsCorrs LINE LIVERPOOL PACKRTs.-PAssAaE
from or 70 Liverpool Gan be ensnEed ~ tbs vel
drxs for any obtained payable any part Of Grea
Britain Ireland BY applying 70 TAPSCOfT Co., Sc South
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DoRfERS SPIRIT or THE TINES
L. tcG f7tt REMOVAL. M ~ sit.Hlta
The editorial and business o0ces OF PORTERs SPIRIT OF
TIE TlMt6 have been removed from % street 70 com
odoas and convenient at @ Waite three doors
Weoe OF Broad Eays A.. G. DAYTON
.,..rr..a4.. !. s'.. Proprietor Porters Spirit.
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jsOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
TIE BPLEEDID STEAMSHIP ST LOUIJ
-. w. h. Huds Commander,
Win UT psesed accommOJaors for and
c Tor 100 tons az freight evil he despatched New reaus
arsc on Wednesday February r. wharf Of
oal ssscet :. : !
Fog passage or freight apply At office Q,
PAcIFIO NAH. g. a. CO.,
S3W Ill street.
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MRS: RICHrKR, TEACHER OF DANCING. APPLY
AVA "A Forsyth street. first floor young gentie.naa also
ustendanee 70 teach dancing.
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DRYANTy MINsrREIS,
d Mechasos' Hall, ~ Broadway.
MONDAY, FEB 8, and every night Ia the week.
THE ExCbLsIOR TROUPE or THE WORLD.
CROWDED HUUSEB UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Of tho new and orieC 81 Dance,
The MISS ISsIPPI FLING,
BY the original easence Of old Vhgiuny,
DAN BRYANT
Burlesque Italian Opera.
MAeter end Pupil; or, First Music Lesson.
Plantation Song and Dance
DIXEY'6 LAND Or FIELDS OF COTTON.
Doors open at 6H performances at ~; tickets
Is
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INN uQHTH GERMAN LIOYD'g STEAMSHIP BREMEN.
y d: Wes CcmmandW, carrying he United States maA
sxftRDAY. Fsb. Is, u u O'Clock n.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
$3.50. o. Taking passengers Tor
LONDON, HAvRE, D0UTHAaPfOM AND BREMEN,
At tAe following yaAas:-
FirsA cabin 500; second cabin go steegAge rs.
dRLPcKR, kEUT0RN 3 RKICHEL1,
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FREE GALLERY
OF OIL PAINTIN0E,
$50 CANAL STRKET.

teenih 1859 6oTbe third Concert will take place
on Saturday evening leoruary a. At me academy O. Mu
pear:-Madsme COLsON and MIR. B. MILLS. Piano; Con.
duc!or Mr. THEODORE ElSFED. Tickets for sale a the
usual place. secured seats Doors open at 70 commence
at O'Clock. BY order !. SPIER. Secretary.
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fLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
n FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINED
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The only line carrying the United States mails this route
under contract with the government
6rH And 18th OF EACH MONTH,
Prom old established wharf foot OF Warren street. R.
The favorte steamship NORTH STAR Will leave Now YORK
Monday Feb p. NJ, connecting via Panama Railroad
with The steams ship OREABA
The NORIHhRN LIGHT viii succeed the North Star leav-
ing New York MArch6
This only line having extra steamer both at Panama
and Aspnwa prompt connection Of and
mails ai the Isthmus -
FOR passage freight po the route apply the
onlv oflce OF the company in the cts Of New YORK,
No. III West street, foot Of Warren.
d. B ALLEN Agent.
EB-AI persons forbid trusting account Of
he above shp1
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MEDICAL.
mr.. WARD. OFFICE 4ss BROADWAY NEXT TO WAL
mcx;p tbeaare up stsrs consulted daily from A. NJ til
10PN.
nR. WATSON MAY Re CONSULTED AT HIS RESI-
derce street. second block veal Of Broad
War. from In the morning TIL De. night
nR BARROW, l9i BLrECKFR STREET, FOUR DOORS
IL below Macdcug1 New York. Hours OF consultation
from II 70 2 Snd from to ;.
nR. wARD-oFrICE ls3 BROADWAY, NEXT WAL
IL lack theatre up stairs Corau,sd daily frem A. NJ
I'LL 10 Il. X.
DE RALPHs OFFICES, CORNER OF HOUSTON AND
IL Crosby 39 COSBY. Hours, M 20 and 70 2,
sundsy exreptea-
n2 COOPER. IA DUANE sfExxT, NAY BE COX.
~ suited daily, from IN The msrinS mt. e5z IN The
Ing, Su-ds e1cep.ea
TAR tACQsTE rROM PARIS, $40 BROADWAY, OP.
IL poste So Ncholas Hours nom IA 70 and 10 NJ
evsry Day.
DARIs AND LONDON MEDICAL OFFICES OF DR..
l. LARMoNI, Ga broadway up ssirs. Oce hours r.
"a NJ OBJ. NJ, w. Tuesday AID Tturadsy 70 ePN.
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OPERA IN NEWARK.
~ NEWARK CONCERT HALL
The first Grand Opera given In Newark will take place
Tuesday Feb. IA by the
ARTISTS or THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Including the Chorus Orchestra Dresses and properties from
the celebrated establishment when win be performed The
whole of Verdis celebrated Opera, la four acts, Of
LA TRAvIATA
By Nine. COISON, STIGEILI. AMODIO and others
Admission One Dollar Seats secured in advance without
charge.
sic store Of p. Kinds Esq No Bank street Seats are
likewise be had the door on The evening Of the perform
Ance.
PARTICULAR NorrcE-This will be positively the only
Opera given season. Of the immediate
pature Of the artists for Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash
nptou Whether future The directors of the Acade
my OF Music viii Newark depends entirely sue
cess OF the present expeI iment.
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ness Compeent partsa viii please sppy to Mr. Charses y
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Mr. Crime as Toby Crssket Mr. Pops - Fang Mr. Brown
Rose sye Miss Climber Charioe Miss Waters Susan
The scenery by Hays Riere and Perhins emoracesMrs
Cotney's Workhouse Quarters-A Wood on tho Road X
London VI.
LONDON BRIDGE IN TUE MOONLI0HT;
The Roof OF a London street, kc
Doors open al 7; commence at TX.
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BANGING ACADEMIES.
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IL 800 Broadway, New York. -
1877 Montague place, Prooklyn.
CLASSES OPEN At ALL TINES FOB BEGINNERS.
WIN continue open until the Ia OF juno