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NIBLO's GARDEN
TWENTIETH wEES ''' '''-s''
OF the engagement q ,
successful ever performed By any artistic ON the
American stage; the management desross Of caerina
during present Week this dsnsuished favose vii sp
NIMITABLE PRESERVATION
CARDINAL kIcHELEu,
r ne ss nas I'M IN h sa o as ags
tSIorAGLED, ' + Yet AsS srLEspoR.
Characteristic eos,umea * The sn Of Moa Kill
s,,,ou,s. New appointments, Properties, &C.,
CAST or rHARAcTERs OF RARE ABILITY
Or Monday ns Jan IS wa be preseu'es Bulwer.
RIcaELTEUi
Laaa y, "a, RdCMsLiEU Mr. EDWIN FoNkEST
CASTOR Luke oesns brohe, to Loui. Nil NJ ssrn
Bsradas favorite Of the King, lrss gentleman OF me
iSs y 4:
Hugaet ian OhOer or Richsiieu shousehold guard.a
Francois Chrs page Richeieu, Mr. Harkins
Captain Cap, Of the aaOhers aoadssu
SssS Secretaries, of State is.sssss
Governor Of the Basc Nj! Beck,
courrers Pages Gcnspratcrs oncer. soldiers, &C. a'''
julie dc Morlemar IAN orphan Ward to aiehe.
Marion Dc 10 oii.ssess but IN Richie oo's
scenery the piece by Messrs Hsard and
Room in the Palas CARDINAL Apartment in De Msu-
The Gardens of the LouvreAudisnce Chambers in the
On 1Urs me 'T zSrsy lasaaFy 90
Eb Sff sss p % appear for
the second time al Rfsiai
Doors open at o.; curtain rises at7'a
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NIELODEoN, $40 BROADWAY.
M MONDAY, JAN % 1851,
Second night OF the administration.
crowded house aud enthusiastic avoanas greeted the re
Torrance Of the company Satussny evening the
opening night This evening the whols OF this mammoth
In comic SONIA dances &c
spared by tt proprietor 10 contribute to
the pleasure Of his patrons. -
introduce bis troupe bsasiRu young ladies In splendid
NATE PENNoyER
Y ELDEkTAS,
ADELE WELLER
HATTIE JAMES
AUGUSTA wALTBy,
- PAUL CANE.
CHARLES SHAY
DICK WATKINS
CHAS "a. DOBSON,
q. O'NEtl,
II. CLARK, 6c., &c
trrsh additions VIII be made the company often
stars OF real merit present themseves several new arac
tons In preparation. and will shortly &c produced.
JAS S. wIBIRT, Proprietor
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who cannot be equaed elsewhere the Gaieties
where gentlemen invited 10 ca and Judge for themselves
which the best place this city pass pleasant
Admission 13 cents; orchestra seats 20 cents private box
seats 50 cents
Positively no boys admitted
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RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MusIC-MaTINEE Ex.
ID traordinary-Tn compliance with requests,
and accommodate those residing at distance, JOHN g.
kAREY, will give afternoon exhibition Of Horse Tanning
Brooklyn at the Academy OF Music Montague street
Tuesday afternoon January ~ at o'clock This viii be
positively Mr. Rareys last exhibition In Brooklyn The lee.
lure will be practically llu raed by the Introduction OF
and int esng subjects OF the most unamabc and
vicious The celebrated formerly entirely
manageable but Karey system under the compleest
will be exhibited audience; Also the Shetland
ponies smallest the world The sale OF tickets for Mr.
karey only afternoon performance In Brooklyn and his last
there win be continued Monday morning Jan
80 the box of the Academy Admission Doc Reserved
ats
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w sale i now challenge, and will wash or nvc NH
nues with any inventor Of washing machines In the known
world million Of doarA make exception
price cest Of machine My Challenge Washers all wood
no rt 10 the clothes and friction them
They wash eight towels In minute, sheet in minute,
shiT or table cloth minute and then wiring them per
fccty dry besidc-sll for ~ piece Any smart
make aloe per month by busng counties and sne town
,igLta on them Prices OF couaea $50
~ sogn according 10 population Send for q circular with
return stamp Money be sent through the mail when
ce,tsrale ~ right will be Address Van Hoesen 4
prohe proprieiors Merchants Posce Night watchman
o, south street N. y.
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~ yANDENHoFFs
VI. UNION POEM,
BY special invitation,
TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at clock.

RpsERyFp SfArs-Genenen desiring reserved seats price
81 obtain them the ticket Office Hope Chapel Mon
day from ~ A. Nj. TO O'Clock
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V'IE NEW YORK DYING AND PRINTING ESrAB.
shmen works Staten Island, 9S Duane street date "
John street, Branch Offices, 10 Broadway New York. and
l36 Pierrepont street, Brooklyn.
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11I AMERICAN CONCERT HALL. ~
TT 4. zakkicAS S coscEkr HILL HAkk =
E SsIssF A .Rs.T 81 81 s sSysIEIss
oysawmsse sgccrss 3yrswmslse sGccsss
sE$ $sB iHE$sIss
FUN LOCAL HITS, 'tonc sosess' s NoA
xosp Az h hss EVERY Ma s WEEK,
TIE TIE SFSfs4E FzFk Sassly.E
the grand skating scene
Frs; Si. kfs'nsGH s sv@s1 H1f Of
THE staGk sTATyE.
First f Fl , asckEsoks Ballet Of
S and e ass new dresses
S%7 va fsR &c e II lsf'if
"' '" . 'A"H s#$sEEy WIFI Wifi V :
In his burlesque Ethiopian comcalities.
Late Of sE s3 SoH a sIP nesdsn
l. s sIsSSss,
HART II his and Gpsaaaed eap Ss sGS LESLIE
nA" - xSss' ISsffhoKsE, LINN sar LESLIE
ME- ss$E sf$$Esss NJ: s$EA
MISS Miss Eliza Ell FfSSSScH r. ss ,Sssy wEIcT,
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE,
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE,
The largest in the country The following novelties Will be
presented during the evening"
The Skating Carnival The Ballet OF Ia Sylphide
The Lansante Medley, The Viva ndiere
The Madrigals Of Spain The Marfner's Vision
The Black Statue.
And variety Of Songs Dances Burlcsques OperAatas
devles Comcalhies kxr"vaganzas Banjo sops Couscaod
Sentimental Singing BurlesQue Oraions Imprurstre
Pantomimes, Farces, Local Hits Merry JesA AZ &c and
the whole envcned by the music OF
this establishment led by r. Won Olker. Adsniss0nrPzr
que ~ cents Gallery loccnis seats IN p!ixe box 50 ats
X. W. BUTLER, Propnietcs
Mons LATHoRsr, Stage Manager
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VrHROuGH FREIGHT ARRANGEMEST.-F0R NOR.
folk. Portsmouth tity Point aud Richmond, connecting
with Norfolk and Petersburg and Southside Railroad, for
Jynchburg, Bristol Memphis and intermediate places
Freight every day and through receipts furnished
81 pier II North river
Steamship JAMESTOWN Captain skinner leaves every
Steamship YORKTOWN Captain Parrish every Saturday,
Freight to Norfolk cents per foot, to City Point Scents
and Richmond, cents
Passage 20 NORFOLK staeroom and meals included S. to
Petersburg Richmond $40 ildren between the Of
and IL, half price. LUDLAM HEfNEKEN
No. IFS Broadway.
fNONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP MARATHON, NOW
dischargng at Jersey City requested To attend OF
90 the recep, of their goods. X. CUHARD.
kKw YoRK, Jan 20 1851.
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ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS ANY PARTY HAVING FOR
sale ~ Camera aud pair Of fine sereo
scope Tubes, may find cash figure by ad
dressing Mortimer Herald Office.
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GRAND INVITATION SOIREE AT WILLIS DUTILHs
VI Dancing Academy, No Fourth avenue, Wednesday
evening Jan 30 s6i Cards OF admission may be obtained
the school afternoon evening Good music and
dancers IN attendance.
m DUMAR BALLET MASTER OF TUE THEATRES
i. Royal at Berlin and MISUNDERSTANDING Academy, 2S7
Bowery per month four evenings and Tuesdays
and Fridays g. Private lessons 20 cents Ladies afternoon
classes.
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nR CoRBETT HAS REMOVED FROM 70 DUANE
street . street between harabess and Reae
where he can be consulted with the honorable conf
dencc on tain diseases N. BSee DIT CTS diploma In
his ors "a member OF the New York University Medical
college,.
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WINES AND Liquors.


lTsEyENTU AVENUE pIsTILIERy YOU GET rHE
n Liquors 20 be he'd In the city Tor the least NOR
any quantities. N r.-Liquors for sale ~ bond
wM urGHEs SIN, sl9 ana 81 seventh pyenue
rJ,o aRocEBs AND LIQUOR 1EALERs-i AN now
dschar gins ship Hermann, from hon dan) nj pier
sN H. highly Favored snd hgh proof Gin IN arge and small
ppcs 60 suit the trade, a. tne 9"es. arkot price from
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID MONDAY evening, January %, 1861.
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY
BENEFIT
e. TILroN.
And last appearance of the
DRAMATIC AND EQUESTRIAN
COMPANIES
Prior TO their departure for
Boston,
On which occasion will be performed the Militia
Equestrian Spectacle Of
TIPPOO Sab,
n
STORMISG OF SERINGAPATAM
which has been received nightly, with
unbounded applause,
by
Delighted Audiences.
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WINTER GARDEN -
The management has pleasure In announcing that on
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 81
MI. EDWIN BOOTH
viii appear In his great
Role of
RICHEL1ET
With which his is nseparaby connected.
The public respectfully informed that owing to the limit
ed period for which Mr. Booth Is enabled
in New York, he can only appearfor
FEW NIGHTS
In each OF his great personati0ns.
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lcll. 'iH' '-'f sts'f~t ~ a$tStfAt.!AFs
I 10 not forget the position assumed by
some that Constitutional objections are to be
decided by the Supreme Court; oor do l dcry
that such decisions must be binding in any
case to the parties 10 suit, as we'll as to the
objects OF that suit. While they are also
entitled 10 very high respect and considera.
ton in all parallel cases, by all other Depart
tlnehts Of Tie Gtvetaa,e,iss andswhile it .iSob.
viousiy possible that such decision may be
erroneous in any given case, still the evil ei.
fects following it, being; limited to shat par.
iicular. case, with the chance that it may be
oyerruled and never become a precedent for
other cases, it can better be borue than could
The evils OF different practice
1t is duty from which they may not shrink
to decide cases properly brought before them.
1t is no fault Of theirs if Others seek to turn
their decisions to political purposes. One sec
ton Of our country believe slavery is right
and ought to be extended, while the other be.
lieve it wrong aaj ought not to be extended
This is the only substantial dispute. The fu
gitive slave clause in the Constitution, aud the
Laws for the suppression of the foreign slave
trade, are as we'll enforced perhaps as any law
can ever be in community where the moral
sense Of the people impertectly supports the
law itself. The great body Of the people
abide by the dry legal obligations in both
cases, and a few violations occur in EACH. :.
This, think, cannot be perfectly cured and
would be worse in both cases after the separa
ton of the sections than before. The foreign
slave trade, now in,perfcctly suppressed, would
he Immediately revived without restriction If
one section, while fugitive slaves, now only
partially surrendered, would 10, be surrender
ed at all 4biy the other physically speaking
We Cannot separate We cannot remove ouj
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! 4 NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent in the United States
England, France, and Belgium.
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MORTGAGE SALE
1tl Default, having been made in the condi-
4cn ot,as certain Mortgage Decd bearing date,
a1rd duly executed and delivered On the
sixth (6,h) day of June, A. D. 1856, by
pilinncas $. Fish of Goodhue County, Mime
sofa, to John +. Weber of the same place. re-
corded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
OF Goodhuc County, Minnesota, on the 9th day
OF June, A. d. 1856, at one o'clock, p. NJ, in
Book lst Of Mortgage Deeds: page 2f1 and 1852
and conveys from said Fish to said Weber in
fee: the following described premises situated
in said Goolhue County, to wit:
s The North West quarter Of the North West
quarter of Section three (3), the East half IF
the NORTHEAST quarter, and the North East
quarter Of tie South-E East quarter of Section
fourG{4)in Township No. one hundred and
:welye North of Range sixteen West.
SAID Mortgage was made to secure the pay
nent ct the pIOmis sory mote of said Fish for
tRe sum Of four Kindred aud eight dollar.
tedJune 9Th, 1856, and payable one year fro n
date to said Weber or bearer with interest al
the rate OF four per cent per IT, onth a ttcr due
til paid. Said note and mortgage were on the
Sth day Of June, A. D., 1857, by said Weber
sold, assigned and transferred to Eli T. Wilder
OF said County. and said assignment Of said
mortgage recorded in the office Of the Register
Of Deeds of said County, on the 10Th day Of
September, A. d.. 1889, at Q o'clock, A. NJ, in
.Boo!: 2nd Of Miscellaneous Records, page 300
n o SUIT or proceedings at law or otherwise hav-
ing been instituted to recover the amount due
on said note or any part thereof, and said Fish
having failed to pay the taxes assessed upon
said premises for the years 1857, 1858 and 1859,
ndsaid Wilder having paid said taxes for those
years to the amount Of twenty nine dollars AMI
four cents (S29,o4 }, and there being due on said
note and mortgage at the date Of this notice in
GLIDING the amount SO paid for taxes as aiore-
said, the sum Of five hundred and thirty nine
dollars and twenty cents 1889 ,2O).
- Now therefore notice is hereby given that bs
virtue ofthe power of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned and in pursuance of the Statute in such
case made and provided said mortgaged prem
iscs will be offered for sale at public auction at
the front door Of the Court House in the city Of
Red Wing in said Goodhue County on tho s6th
day Of January, A. D., 1851, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day to satisfy the amount
due upon said note and mortgage and for said
taxes with cost and expenses Of salo.
ELI T. WILDER,
Assignee for Mortsagoo.
Wl-DEE & W1LL1sroN, Att'ys.
Dated Red Wing: Mimi, Dec. u, \. D.: 1850,
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