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amnsemenis.
NIDLO's GARDEN,

lOI$O' pAhDFN.
~ Lessee and Manager. WHgATLEY.
II affords Mr. Wheatey much qualification TO be able to
announce an engagement for limited period with
TIE GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST,
- MISS BA1EhAN.
VINO VIII make her second ~ this theaer
TUESDAY EVESING, Jan ~, 1868,
10 new live se Play Singular anu beautiful interest
LEAH,
. THE FO2SAKEN,
arranged nom the Germln Of Noseuthal expressly for
MISS BATEMAN
SDe Will DE snppot'ed a previously by
NH. JAMES w WALLACK, JR,
AVID
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS.
snd company OF artists expressly selected with view TO
the htien Tor the characters 10 be represented This
Drama which has become one Of the cacs OF tho German
stare hss been receDty added 10 the repertoire Of Rstod
but VIII not be produced by that artistic either Paris
London until tho conf Spring Therefore the public Of
over both the French aud English csptas Il will be pro-
duced with NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY BY Mr.
ENTiaEIY ORIGINAL MUSIC. composed by Mr.. ROB.
EHr hrOEPEL
hlrlicil Director. HARVEY y. DODWORTH.
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES AND APP
By MONS purI f4ISFM , IN sp w,,,,s
THE CAST
VIII bs found TO be Of unusual power and completeness.
LEAH, Jewish Maiden. Miss BArEMAN
her hrst appearance at this the,ter.
Nathan an Apostste Jew.......,..MrJ w Wallsck IT.
Rudolf young German farmer .......Mr Edwin Adams
his hrst appearance OF this thstter.
Esther Loenz. the Village Magistrse... Mr. J. Barnett
Father Hermann the Village Priss....Mr J. Lanegan.
jacob Country Youth. C. H. Wilson.
his hTl appearance In New-York.
MadAlena niece to Father Hermann. Ms g. Chsnfrsu.
her hTst sppesrdnco In this .hsaer.
Madame Grcschen. .Jrs okerrett.
Abram, Old Blind Man.........Mr George Andrews.
Sarah, Jewish Woman. H. z. Grsan.
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DEPARTURE OF THE PHILADELrHlA C9N'ECa CID,
rtoy SHIP roR EyGLASD.-Toe bark Aeniles, Oa ~.
WIN. b. Gallagher, sailed at an early Sou, street
morning Of Jan. ~. from TIE foot Of sou,a s SsS
for Iiyerpool with full cargo OF hour Gnu o,1au
stnfis for the starving poor OF the HAh'iA''e
districts OF England ..hl.. r.. ,,,os bsld in
On SATURDAY. afternoon ga sssemoias9 n 70, ,nan,
the sacn OF the sh apnd pabcsprled clzeus Ad
o. J VIC wsrs made BY The Right Rev. Alopzo roy
,ns n Messrs. George III. stuart Alexander We
T ep Eiward g. James, Charles hnec6t, Chris'
Isa'o' Hoffman, Whitney A. Getty, George "A.
W uaI IN s. L. Souder, j. Miller and by Capt..
msIlaober and the Rev. j. Walker jackson.
,rsrsS was offered by the Rev. Mr. Reed followed
bv an impressive and fervent suppicalion from
R;shop Potter for the blessing of the Almighty upon
the charitable enterprise and all connected with w.
both the givers and the recipients. The invocation
of the Bishop WIS solemn and affecting, ana iip'
pressed all present by its earnestness and besu'y
The Committee have labored faithfully intne 5000
cause. and have succeeded remarkably well IN OBJ
tanning contributions. Owing, however, 10 tns
necessity of hurrying the departure OF the vesse'
for fear of ice, there il balance yet Que lot .no
cargo for which the Committee have made tneai'
selves responsible. Those who have not yet suy'
scrbed still have an opportunity to aid IN nsr'''
iul and noble work.
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that the whole affair is not looked upon as serious
one by Mr. Seward or any one else, and has been
treated as an amusing joke by the Foreign Legation
at Washington. .....1u :.
Il is obvious from these facts that the initiative Of
this transaction belongs entirely to an obscure proc.
of Galveston, and that neither the French Gov.
ernment nor any Of its responsible agents had any
part in it.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS at the FIRST
i CONCERT Of ths ssseuishng .. .,,,,,
HKFTrO CHILDRES anu EMIL ORAMa
They 0n0ulced toe - ....,. go.
They will give ,hrir second Couccf.
'' WEDNESDAY, AIT JAhUAkY, a.
DODWOKTHS ACADEMi No. 200 BROADWAY.
They vii be affi.ed by .
Madam CLARA BRlNKERHOFF, soprano,
MISS LIZA VI. ALLEN,
aud tho celebrated American Tsncr
WILLIAM CASTLE, &c.
Ttrk.,. so cents. Concert TO commence al O'Clock
m, SECOND Concert will oOnsi4t Of entirely new pro-
RICARDO. year. Of age will play new Grand Fanta' v
an III, Comet Piston beng the smao,. performer In te
world 90, ,,.,t
hrs, concert at Dudwortbs Hall assisted by hrL tira
Mr. Wm. Castle and other iayOre aTiistA the
performance Of the Bothe Rretto aged ssen eleven sna
ibIrte.n wears really extraordinary. Their mastery o.
nts they play perfectly Is wonderful bernard
.nd Emil executed violin duet by MoNenhauer with 50
much nerve aud ~n,s5s 70 et the continued applause
they received Master Ricardo aged seven psyedA upon
the piston the iusuuent beng almost as Igc As
perfection 4 detail which nvaed the per
Ioruaroe Of the most eHprIieuouG artists We oonmend
their second concert which tskos place next "Wednesday
evening", 70 tbs patronage the public. lherald
Master III Alde old pdpl OF Sehfbef, the coILet'
apisol player really astoBishod tho audience.
lSundAy Couher.
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CYuCE ~ AHHr CLoTGisG ND kGrIrAos. - !
20. 2 Broadway. NEW u TX. Jan. u. 1913
RliY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals viii
~ be- received Il his Office u. Il O'clock IN WED
Depo, o. Arny Clothing aud Equilsso
VI all Terff fni flies
Hospit. T"l.s AID Flies.
Common fonts
Wal Tout Poles and Pins
Hospi, Al Tent Poles md Pins
Common Tent Poles aud Fms -,
To conform 4 oil Tesp'c.. 10 the specheaions In TINS
Office sud % he becI to inspection by sworG inspeoo.
Bddefs ii uts how they wish % FURNISH auh tho
thoftet possible tine in wLcn certain portions .! Tue Iun
Der Nd FOR can be delivered proper guaranty Muat &C
somIsuy the proposal
The privilege o rejecting portion or the whole OF INC
bids sy be deemed for interests Of the public seI
vice, l. reserved by the Uniied Statel "
PTopos.s should he iudOfsed Propoaas !or furnishing
Tcnts,' and adGTesSedto -. - . =. .
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60 Ubon, II mon Gontern.
Esw. YORK. Jan. IL. 1869.
MI 70 nm AIT nf I nnielntilra of The

NBw.YoRK. Jan. IT, 1869.
DJJRSUANT TO an Act of Legislature of the
Il STATE OF Ncw.York entitled AN Act 10 authorize the
formation of Corporations for Manufacturing. Mining and
Mechanical CheuicA PurpOses" passed February IT, lB3
Tbs NOVELTY IRON WORKS, a Compsny incorporated
under act and the amendments thereto make the follow
ing report: 49,,
The Of their Capital Il three hundred thousand dol
lars 10000 The proportion actually pad in the whole
thssi to say. 50 1000.
The amount its existing Debt 10 hundred and two
thousand i've hundred sud oriynins 1900 dollars tl2,
$40 49, GEORGE b. ALLEN Vice President
q. + A E1Hsnrr, Trustees.
J. w SrRArrOy)
State Of NewYork. City and County Of New. York, So
GEORGE r. ALLEN Oh said city, Vice resident Of tho
Novelty Iron Works. being duly sworn th that thu above
report signed by him ae the best OF his In
form alton, aud belief GEORGE +. ALLEN.
Sworn to before this 1871 day OF January 1863
THOS. j. MCCAHILL. Commissioner OF Deeds
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De00lrg CARDS, ST.

A Il VIM. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
"A CARDS.-These celebrated Engraved Cards sod only
at No. lol Fulton.sL, n. Y Etts5isledlSij
7 ii. JOHNSTON IL CO., No. $50 Bowery,
~ WEDDING aud VISITING CARDS. DC. Latest styles;
specimens by mail Also Watches, Jewey, Silver Wno and
Plated Ware. OF the best qualities, ind at low prices
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ELECTRO-PSYCHOL OGY-SCIENCE and
IL AMUSEMENT Prot Is. BRITAIN and TIEOPH-
nus FfSKE will give series II Lectures aud Astonishing
and amusing Psychological experiments LIVERY EVENING
dnfng this week a. Clinton Hail. Asorpace. Persons In
psisety ~sksul state from sions tbs audience VIII oe
op.faed upon their voluntary motions controlled also their
sight hearing taste. SC. The experiments VIII be OF the
most character well Astonishing Admission
IS esuts Do0rs open o'clock Lecurs to commence
"a Cl.ss. ~ b. formed ~ thorough instruction " this re-
nee and 10 application 10 the cure u disease
nr ~ vs. cane.lAy Ahalnoan a O'Clock.
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a. uonr,,,ry--The number of deaths In this
city during the past week was 'e than ,hs num-
nS h 500 week last year The deaths fen
oS " ,r. ASST ohrOnc disease 1885, external causes
LrA
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YNIIE EIGHTH LECTURE of the FREE
A. LECTURE COURSE. at No Is Lsigltst. will be Do
y-ed rms Tu-.dsy) EVENING ct 4 o'clock by II. X
ROBERTS late Of Go. H. leh Indiana hrgment. Sultsct:
The llebeionits Causes History und Probable hesgt'
Mr. Roberts has In tho service ID months, aud pro-
,ents fact, as hey have been presented 20 him
mn. NINTH LECTURE II tho famo Course viii be do
ly,tcd bv Prof HEDFlELD Subject: 4" Phy,lognony"
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The NrwYoRx BIBLE SocrETY.-The 3'io 81.
nysrary Of the NswYOrk Bible Society was hsa
evening in Madison Square Pressy.eAn chafen aa.ma
were delivered by the Rev. Dr. & H. Coz ~, "" ,ra thu
and others. There was rspectaoie a., Of thu
deepest interest was manifested IN al 'O'
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
Isss WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lst
COMMENCING DECEMBER /. 1862
Passenger Station In NewYok corner 9Th Il aud 4h'av

sts;i3n In NewYosk 9Th u aud 4thav
entrance o. 27h-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NbN-l oNhi
For New Haven IL. OK u 10 E" tbAl 0i"f'I
For Bridgeport :, II CEI) l2s, 2l't E1). 80 40
For Milford s,rstford Fairfield, Southport aud we'p0t,
"a M; ~ IS, $40 80 p, n. 49, -
FoINOWsik !. $50 il2l5 2l5 (EI) 80, 40 39os
For DArien and Greenwich l. $50 l2.l5 $40 40
For Stamford T. CEx), go mi l2ls, ais (Es.), $50
49, $50 p. m
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 10
l2l5, $40. 4.30, $50 6 80 p.
For Port Chester and New. Rochelle, 8 o. m
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield (Ex.), 2l5 (EI) epL
For Boston, via Shore Line, lGl5 D. m
FOR Hartford aud geld OK lll5 2l5 (Ez),
bpm
sid Y IS p. M % Nouhsmpion,
For Hartford. Providence. aud fishkil Railroad a. m
Nx J. l2l5 p M
FOf New. Haven NewL London and s,Onington Railroad at
Sc u. IL Is, as. p N.
Csusi Railroad, i2.l5 p IN to Northampton.
For HOusztonic hsii0Cad to Putshoi1 a m
For N4Ggatuck RllroSd .. M. is p. m.
For Dsnbury and Norwai Railroad. 7 9 m. 30 4op. m
COmmodous SIeepirg Cas- attached ~ ths o. Train
JAMES IA. HOYT Superintendent.
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TRAGIC END OF DEsrERADo..PstIick Si !, ~.
oohs pri.on by the officers while attempting 70 iun
@ack among Them with large life wit" saa, Tssa
See" b,ina for long time the terror Of the Tfojsn&
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~ CHAs. NIN0T. GeBer.l Superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-


~ From foot Of CoU.t,andt st oEbsesg ct Hsa4Dion
Junction with the Delaware, LakswsDna ard Western Rail
rosd, and at EGsou vita the Lengh Valley Railroad and lie
connections forming dec line to Pbn-h aud tie We
without change Of cara
WINTER RANCEMENTs Commencing Nov. H. 1852
Leave New York ~ follows:
HAEksBuss ExPKEss-At .. 70. for Easton READING
Tot sYile, EsIrhbufg Nauch hunk. " ilsLntpcr..
MAIL rkAISAt8b NJ for Esston. Water Gap, Scranton
Great Lend. biugasuIt0D. PttstOD, MiiLe barre &c.
II " THROUGH TRAiS--For Eaaon Allentown. Rfsdl1K
Pottsville. Harrisburg WiismspoTt &c.
r. ~ THROUGH Tran for LLston. Bethlehem, Allen
town: and Msuch Chunk
Eve 4. WAY TEAIH-FOr 5oneryIle and intermediate
Up W1srRRs ExPREss-For Ea.ton Allentown Rcad
Ing Lsn1buIg Pittsburgh, end the Wo kieoing car. from
Jerfey City through to iitfbureh
EKPEEss TRAIN POR HaKK sBURG-rb1 q m. Express
Train from Newly arrives Hausoufg r. M connect
Ing sat and Wed 90 Peansyvaua Central Rslroed North
ern Central Railroad North and South aud the CUmbs
hnc Valley Railroad
Tag TBHouGH ExPEE@ TRAiy POR TBH WKsT leaves
NewYQk Of 0. DALI isnudLys Excepted making close
connection ct HsInsu'g with Penuy v-uia Rarosd-with
ehsage Of % PtbuT aud bat Cincinnati aud
Chicago. Two hours time IL saved by tAog this train
EIlLABETBPoET AMI NRw- YOkK FHRRY New. York
nom Pier No. 2, North River At $50 q and 1880;
and p
The stop al Berser Point aod Marner Rsrbor every
Zip each wsy. JOSIAH q. STERNS. Superintendent.
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A!rnsenlcut6.
DARNUM's
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ONLY TEN DAYS MORE
-. THE GRAND WEDDING AT HAND.
The werld'renowaed Chare, Strs,ton. Known a.
Will be married to little
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
On TUESDAY Feb. 10th
10 Of the most fashionable Churches in this city She
PEELED TO retire from public life few days previous to
PREPARE FOR THE NUPrIAL CEREMONIES,
'"' "'''' ONLY TEN DAYS MORE
remain for the public her Duog his time she will be
on exhibition DAY AND EVENING,
w ON TH The PLa al 70 IN THE MAIN BALL
Ofthe Museum at Intervals, and
on the STAGE IN THE LECTURE ROOM
During each dramatic performance, appearing each day In
different and elegant dress and In chA',e selection Of her
splendid 1TG; s,w1y qcgdsS asE %ssDisI;N9as
which she ktsdIy exhibits to her visitors.
Mis-. WARREN 1, undoubtedly the Smallest Woman In the
World Though she IL no larger than ordinary child
'. aISCHEs HioH, AND WEIGHS BUT 20 LBS.
FULLY MATURED AND DEVELOPED WOMAN
HER FORM Is PERFECT, while she possesses every
grace and accomplish meut that
AOoRNS A LOVELY WOMAN
She nI W%Ys sy CHA T pi nrs ysIroes
She l, seen ia company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
TIE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT,
the most drninutive known, making
THE SMALLEST PAIR
Ofhuman beings tho face Of tho globe.
TOGETHER WEIGHING ONLY 5It POUNDS.
Also to be seen at all hours day and evening the
UhAND AQUARfA, ALBINO FAMILY. WHAT is 1T 7
CALiFoRNIA BEARS. exhibited and performed by Herr
Dnesbach, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY &c
DION BOUClCAULTS GREAT DRAMA,
Il III A N L O NJ,
which has been prepared with great pense and care
THIS AFTERNOON at O'clock aud
~, ,,,,, ~ - THIS EVENING at u o'clock.
MI. EMMA BELL, Vocalist her lrd apuesrance
Mr. HARRISON. COMIC IMPROMPIU SINGER
appears 10 his iumi.able songs a. each performance
Admission IS cents. Children under ten is cent,
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AND MONTREAL FREIGHT

NEW-YORK AND MONTREAL FREIGHT
~ LINE-The expeditions and reliable Steamer and
Railroad Trznsporaticn Liue fom new ok to Burlington
g. JohBtbuy Oelensbrsh. Montreal spd eli inefm, date
towns nv New.Hsven StesmeTs Pief No - East hiver
soubss, N Y FRANCS HYDE AgeH;.
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.
IN aims esve Iersey City for PisTmoe snd Nonsey a.
2l5A IN. ago D. TO PcTm0nt ~ m, sudt m.
On MONDAYS only 4:45 p. N. I. W. DEMARkSI 1. Sn2t
L OEG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CH of
IL TEKMlAUS-PGscDgsrD Depot, Jsues-shp and foo, Of
34th-si y. R.-Winter slrau semers commencing indy
Oct a. 1862: Leave New YORK. for GeenpoT ses
HGIbor, Orient and HsMptous, ct a. M and m Tor
Islip; al AID M for Syoseet ~ r. m fof Hemp
stead Sundays the train Leaves hCueTt fCui j4h.ti
Ferry $50 ~ for Ytphank AID n'emets'e stations
OF excursion rates. returning leave. va hank al 5;3j
On Friday aud Saturday night the u Lap main viii run
through 70 Greebpo returning SATURDAY md Monday ofa-
ins a. s:l5a 10. arriving ia New YOik e. 5:52 a. m
NETWORK, HARLEM, md ALBANY r. x.
IN -For Albany, Troy, North aud "est--WINTEk Ar
RANGEMENT. commencing MONDAl nov. j.. II.2
Por ALBANY l0:2Ds IL Express N ~ Train rom 2BthsG
Station. Returning leave Alb ~ nt DO; 500
Fo- Local TIsins see Time table.
JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Passenger trans leave

"8V1IItV3 N'''E'''
~ from foot Of Chsmbersst.:
Ia M, Express for Buffalo.
o m. Mix daily fof Otisvile.
f2:isp. m. acconp,vas,i.. es'G, for PtIt JeryI
$3.50 nm. Way for Miodletoyn, Newbuga aud NHWok
5p m Night k1pres., daily iot DnokHk bph,o ard
qua aud principal ssloVa Ati9 Il ss! Isy Tini
through % Buffalo, but does nj run t. Dunki!k.
6p ~, Emigrant
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Remar6s.
Goal ano il)oo0.

L. INDLING WOOD! KINDLING WOOD
IA Now 10 the time 10 lay IN your Fire Wood The
cb.spest and best place Ia tie city 10 MCCABE CLARh'o
STEAM KiSDLfNO WOODLAND No. 2tS East sJd'L.
between lstsv. And Avenue A.
"OLD HOUSE or REFUGE GROUNDS"
Wood by the cord. load, boz, or bundle.
Orders by post or otherwise promptly attended 10.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD:-FoR Az n;

J
NORTH and WEST Trains lave: - M, .
From Chambers.st. ~, :, from WIN " 81 q, - -
* arS' q m. 5;s2 D. M. (Sunjsys includ'
Troy and Albany with sleep eal
ing csrl, 1880 2. m. lo;al IN ,,o,, lar
Pouehkeepsie train, sm, IL I'VE m, ana <'-] anu '
m. and $3.50 .. ia. pm
Peekfkiu train. 3:45p. N. l4;tl y m
Sing sius train. $50 p 3: " p. H.
9snytown 4;lO P. 4;33 m. 49, . u,,....,
rr-s.s ofFcs No 90 Wathlnston-st City Hall Square,
re- .hs;r bssgo5e checked at their residences to all
P0i"'' 0 VIC ' A SMITH Superintendent
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XyyM. MASON g. TIIEO. THOMAS
w sOIREEs or CHAMBER MUSIC.
EIUHTB SEASON, lJb2- .5bJ.
DODWORTH's HALL No. BIO Broadway.
TUESDAY, Jan. ~. At O'clock o. IL.

SECOND SOlREE
TRIO s,rnred lnsr u minor. Up .. No j. BEETHOVEN
l. Allegro splno.
2. Adsgio.
, schsfLo Allegro motto ViVace.
4 Fnsl-. Piesip. .
Mesrs THOMAS MATZKA and BERGNER.
H. TRIO 10 minor Opus ~
l. Ma Encrglc und Leiienschah
J Lebhan l0ch ncht ~ zach
, L.ug,an. n4Is ianisor EmPhaaung
& MI feueT $1,000. $1,000, .u..,,
Ill QUARTET % minor. Po,humoual SCHUBERT
l. Allegro.
a Anasn,. con motto teon YGrsElons).
a sehsu1. Allegro motto.
M...L THOMAS, ENTuAL. MALTA and
BEhONEh
Tho Grad rianoioe i' furnished BY Mesr' Srin"sy
r.. seifts viii eolaeaeo =. o'cocki door. open a. y
o'clo-t. ,.., ,u-,
he neat seree will Gi' pAeo osths 10Th OF February
TICKETS NSE Duu,.-'s
yor sic II The DOR sud a tho mu'ic stores pi
Ll. No. 80 Broadway, aud Beer SoHf'n'f' No 'Vi
ldssy.
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l)rlniing.

BUSINESS CARDS, 81 1000; Bill-licnds,
A. bl reami CTcuns. 33e l.OUU; Labels. 3Sc 600 Post
en, ProH.nnpes, Law Gases. Psmphets-al Kids Book
job aud Newspaper Printing a. e4asy low ates roper
purchased before tho greet rise H. DAWLEY COL Iesde
AID CeulIs.sta
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AENY CLOTuISG ASD EQr irAGE OYTCE,l
Twelfth and GIKAHD-srh,

AENY CLOTuISG AND EQrlrAGE OYTCE(
Twelfth and GiKAKD-srs,
PHILADELPHIA, jan 10. 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited at TINS Oi-
nee mil! I2 O'Clock ~. NEDNEoDAf, IlsI inst, Tor
Ie.ivrrv Al The schuykil ArenI, 81
= BOOTEEs. size, 30. Is, sad 5A
BOOTS sizes 10 and IT,
pegged and seyed In the ordinary way or nlhe Dy M
cbiu.ry with douL- treble on the soss screwed
bas cYsws; Or India Rubber Quite Poioha solos, Bad.
Jsfs nl ssD ftse tho pce of doublesolcd Boots aud
al ,be ordinary sewed peeged Boots or Booees must
conform IN oil respects TO the STANDARD sealed pattern
of witch cAu DO seen tails oce aud sh Of any other de-
n hod be- referred g. In TIE proposal - according TO
sent sIe sample Of ae poposcd article saonid accompany
the sd. e.,. ..,,,..
Attic Boots and Booee unt be made OF TIE beet quay
Ieafbr The number bidfOr hepr1oe and ne He
~ must BIO stated kacG proposal must give the
nan Of Two sufficient suretes that Tie contract VIII Do
g,die ae invited 70 be presn, ho opening Of the bids
o. II. Cku5MAR, Deputy q NJ. 6onoial U. ?. a.
Amy CLOrHING ASD EQulPAGE OnCE, !
PHiLADRLPBIA Jan. 10, 1893
GEALED PROPOSALS are invited at TINS Of
> hcs uutl IL O'Clock Nk.DNESDAl. ZiH ihSl''
20 deliver al tie Schoylsil Arsenal. - .,.,,,
1850 HOSPITAL TENTS AND FLIES
The Te uts 10 De pnfs Linen Duck, equal
Ia weight 10 IL Oh Z8rch yard Tho fos Of 10 "a
28 iuch Duck. Sanpes Of the aterai must accompany e
lid a.,
Bidders will state IN their proposals. tho price number ed
fOf and fat thoy De degefed and sAo give INC
Sufficient susiies for tle faithful peii0
% she cOItfbct n awarded.
Bidders invited 10 be present when tie BIDS are opened
IT, r. CROsAAE. Deputy q. N. General
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

HARTFORD, COMPLIMENTARY ~ -, 20 dI ~,
- one OIL 'n' Ds'' "'''"' " * s. PLIhploN.
s q. R,ssos, cl.rk.
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Gteamboais anb RAILROADS..

COMPLIMENTARY
ITO CAPTAIN RI SELL, Steamer TALIsMAN, New York,
JsmsicA and Poft-au-Prince Line.
DEAR sIR: We the undefdsned passengers By the Tails
man. drous Of thanking personally for your unvs
ryue Kindness and courtesy duug the which ron
dered our passage highly agreeable 10 Accept our best
si,he FOR your health and prosperity and believe Us 10 be
very sincerely yours, ALFRED DELGADO,
SARAH A. LAUGuTON,
JOHN II. MCLEAN.
A. c SHINES,
SAML. y. WILSON
New.York, Jan. Is. 1863. GEORGE MORhlo.
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WALLaA1cclK,,,s;; !, ,..,. =, .. .... ,.,,..u
TONIGHT TUESDAY,
seventh night OF the pleasing and highly attractive comic
tdrama Of
THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND,
DON PHILIP. the King Couort (a originally acted BY
himl. .........................Mr LESTER WALLACE
DON MANUEL DE PONTIyEDRA"....Mr. c. FISHER
DON JAPHEr Grand Chamberlain. Mr.. MARK SMITH
Gil. PEREZ the Miller, .............Mr. GEO HObLAND
CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD................Mr PARhES
GIRALDA, peasant girl tas originally acted by
hrrl.........- .....'.......,'.. Misc MAXI OANNDN
ISABELLA. Queen OF Spain. .....Mi.s FANNY MORANT
BRIDESMAIDS. Misses GREEN and BURNlSH
The New Scenery by Mr.. SHERWOOD.
The Music by Mr.. 6TOEPEL.
WEDNESDAY-Second time
THE PROVOKED HUSBAND.
which attracted sudence Saturday densey crowded
that
HUNDREDS WERE DISAPPOINTED IN OBTAINING
SEATS.
WEDNESDAY-Sscond time. The PROVOKED HUS-
BAND.
THURSDAY-si1th time. PAULINE
FRlDAi-THE PROVOKED HUSBAND.
SATURDAY-Seyenth time, PAULINE.
Box Book open for any Of the above evening, from to
In preparation: SECRETS WORTH KNOWING
To be repe.,sd CENTRAL PARK, MONEY. BOSOM
FRIENDS. The SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL ROAD
TO RUIN. THE IRISH HEIhESS, LOVE AND
MONEY and THE BACHELOR OF ARTS
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~ NJ. MOWBRAY & Co., Rear Office No.
W. 100 Broadway, kswYort hsnufsc,ur. at fiiasylle
Crawford Co Pa Oay The guatie o. Refined " no
LFuM BENLINE OF APTHA, PAHiAFlSE OIL TAR
fpf An !. Grease. Gas pufposes &c, &c.
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NAPOLEON's THEATER, No. 53j Broadway.
~ Sol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NAPOLEON
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING Jan 90 Second night Of the
GREAT NAPOLEON TROUPE
Last evening perfect uecethe beater being crowded
by tue elite Of the city from psrquet to DOME Hundreds
cosd not gain Submission. Napoleon Rediynus-Tbe great
Napoleon Troupe will appear every evening in hef Grsnd
omnrious anuent Admission rs aud Soc. Doors
open at commence H. Office open from TO O'Clock.
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DR. MUNDE, WATER-CURE-At Flor
Dence Mas three miles fsOal NOihimpion wiz DO o9en
through the Winter.
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miscellaneous.

DIGELOW's Stamp for Canceling Revenue
Stsmps the best afcs offered and required In
Buanes. oa,e Cal and sample and leave your orders
with w. ". TAULHAS, No. % WuliAms,
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~ Il aims eaVe Iersey City for PsIoet snd Aonsey a.
Is m ;4;3O p TO PieTmOnt ~ NJ sudt: m.
On MONDAYS only 4:45 p. N. T. W. DEMAbESI. Su2t