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sssss,s - q - sgaia'r q corner o. Bsssd s-i q
nsgs5 z e aaHPy slr lraas aad fss 81 III
49, &c aea etc., af nc best ,s'
s re .3lslast pziees viii be pad Tor risii-- - -
port8ti0n. - ~ eaaxe tzaus'
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

o. 'ss ie p os Tssruary. Isss you =. ..Hss .,-,
to eis1s Hss sssrs 70 fas ConTsssrzts CO...
--s7 serve i1ea iaitafzly and 10 ia les. o. ~
-e' IN h prssaai coHeress i nov svsn mv,.s
= -ll' ~ aas 20 aanounes 70 sou thasI 50 q cs-f7-
'A'a . sprs'sat the st1 conszsssonaI Ds.-es go
= e Of las eeuafss oi spencer. sulut., 5 sasr.
'''. r. "aiaLsstoa. aHdur1oa. Mercer. Gsrrass srd
's' ia p rszs CeHgfeaz L e.scsad. / ear ou-y
p 'aiss an 9nsifiass d-vssioa to so1r il sssrs spd
az eaHss.
Ihavs tie haaos % be. mosf s-al7.
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F0R sac
81 D - u AMaR

AS @ iauuars Past 1ti is;3 Man nau usa f.es-
tie len ma i0ur mi.ss f-om Wanasboro ca go -
Z aaon -nir y si gear1 OLD, dars complex oa boo,
IN 7afe4 sna Sissy pounds. Bs has a --5f1 4. ~
Fers siaflen. en tha 9aar8iz raiiroad -fil nv ~
msnt In al 90 taal can get tlla
g. j. PARR
r-a 3ohisv Pond
reairen cou ~ "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

- A very large number Of cotton cards
have been secured BY ths aushoFiliss Of NoTih
Carolina, for distribution. The srTaHgemeni
was made for thzse hundred thousand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

~ TIE attention OF all parties interested is
invited % The exeh4nge notice q Commissioner
Oal8 n smother column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

H On the 26sa MA II jar Day captured
Tszswsl, East Tennssses, with 3 number @
prisoners and stores. TszsFsn is within twelve
miles Of Cumberland gap
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AegalHeIEE Elerlla..-

.,t = = saosz-e to Hanounee he H5n HzsRT z.
-AL- P'eseHa ne ab sr CT Cars-sas. for ss o,s.s5n
On 20 taird csHsrs Elio1a District Elsorez tasss
pee 90 tse iosa ,rs ~ .5ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

T6e enemy's hring upan the city continue,
STEADY EightY-hve shots were cred frera bslE
past Eve o'clock Thursday 30 hsifpast Eve Fri.
day evening. There has been no further fi-iup
on Fort Sumter The monitors and aud nss
teries ceased friag ca The wreck Tnursdsy
Hight, the former moving back 70 their usual an.
Cborzge.
The Yankses are still working on Battery
Sragg, and we're s.so vegy busy during FRIDAY
hauling ammunition 70 Gregg ana Cummins
Point batteries Our batteries kept up 8 slow
but steady 61e at their working psrlies- with
some effect A large Ere was observed on Foliv
island 81 day, supposed 70 be the burning Of 4
Yankee hospital A Yankee guuhost Ia Moth
E'ssto was also reported hard aground Fridsg.
ing great efforts Friday night to release ber b7.
had not sueeeede3sup to a late hour
The nambsr Of vessels inside the bar eons.u-
Uss about the same
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

.DfToas AFPzaL. 1sa. 'zH aaHsuues re r. youe
2-P'r 5. sans.sa.s f9e caasr sss IA shs klsTsn.h
- 'sl .as - z Aea.a ssy susa is ths in-.
Pas1le' . oal e-as e tas .asiaess nov sssars Con
- .'1' e - sLsa o 10 sso tls rsasura of
- EoFsr e s7rrErsprnqa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

MMEDI3TEL II LSB esa.aLli1g avs or az
r50mH wish stable attscbad g uyenisat 4, ~
otdR - part Of the T. Ardsess H
f-= fsra ss7rsstf e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

afoBILE FsnasT7 asia 1864.
DA8 8ikE 20 obtain = suiieisus uuashsr Of men 10
E rserui my eorinsnd oi a BartorF of Horse A-tii-
HFs nov s'iionea 81 HsllH siil~, near aabile snd
stt-sAta 20 tle 20 Regiment oHisderaia CsF..lrr
&C zsnaed by CJL Barry Marry.
lsgs aath9fitF from lhe Chisf or ihs sursau Of
Con ef s7iou of ths Danartsnt to receive rscrpits
rtieeipa - q sa1s it1ieg ard cihsrs 4 be 70 con
seupsiou vii b. rsez iyed &c once uron soulusti -
ms 8. aa,ia hala, or 10 CAPS. aorrison, Oonac1I1t
gH1HAs T. TO8g.
1sptan cur 81 iua TO ms aafferv
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For G0naras4


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J03Sso Of tss g szit.liou eg K.usuesv ,ss.-s
sias1 sz eaalis-ts &c rsprsssit the Tanta -.
sion District Of xaafaasy. Kss.ssz Fsbs
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

30 BASS arouaa Pea. ssa
lssO 90 bsss Sweet Folasoas-on
eo-ssnmenl and for Eals -
p P PHAsR
fe5 g. Att o,d taDd of csss 3 Dsvfs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

h2 one aasirg zmei bus nsss DszK g. 81.
- can md parvlsser o1 sDv casIsa A. tas naee
g u 50uraBRS EEPaE, ,s C0HPASY
f-4 fi.itaura sect
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WANFkD. Tn IL.

A Na C9aK. 80 eocz fn- = small ssrsiiv -,
"A whom liosral price viii - givea AoDl, "a
y. DEaDERick
gea ~ Fcrsyth street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

10 kEsTueEIAss: 7 raturned 70 this plaes as
eyaning from Hais.iaa 70 AlsHs.ppi on asaount Of
ths ntHsEy Relief ssestY regret to aissovsr that
much pss,oas feeling has been susendsrad. amaua
uany ksntsekiaHs during n5 abssnes IN oonaeqasnas
Of shs contest for seat "a the caufsdsrsss Congress
traHa he Ninth Congrsasioaal District Of Ksaiassy
IeaaHot conssiausly sus willingly b. sanHe ln any
sansF, Of the unhappy sldle Tor Is Is ny hishsst am
7ition "a Be Psseaaasr, AID especially lsivaea ny
ofoser Ks9tueRiaus a this present arssi the history
Of our beloved Safe aAd Country. I aeeeplsd tn5
Houlaaa 4 a. ssnaaGo. from Z pgsss ava psssistis
purP11e. and irpm conscientious eo1EicI1n q dnty;
and with fair pEospss o. hou0rsbls success b.
fore ne positively and unasndisionaly deelins To
neal1ssisu. % ils Wi.a high ssass OF the disia-
suishsd honor eosfsrrsd apsn ne By ths Dalton Con
vautoa, aud VITA AZ u1dimiaishsd eeaaisncs IN tie
patriotism sra ia.sgEity Of ths gentlemen who eoa.
stiiutsd shAt body.
I1ow retire 70 my hsme--shs r1azsp-vith ths deter
uainasi0n to share whassvar fate m27 bsds the go-
rloua old Is. Kentucky brigade.
7 DESHA PICKETT.
Atiznta, Ga FsbFusrye 1854
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AbEERTlSE#EAT
EEour Flour .
RAsTED,T3 RagT.

& FEw SACKS iuss Ia ssoss. qall s0aa Al ts
= Atsads e O. CAYUa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

esEss 81 BaslzizaeG E-ciHha EzrorEred NJ fI1s
seEsHern EzPress Cs=ss=uzT. Eebrmary 6,
1864
Nos .siuship kgs boxes - j Z. Gaaspfe Nara.
z d Green, J Dyihl, = 2 Z dsrgraves " Shiriy
ner, 4 3 q Msaan efsIdn 4 5fcDsFs Z; pea 10
Col Ed dsasey Mrs " 3 Cox; Z o Ts6d , psss; : j
EnTiss pkg a CraHio1dj z or SKI; % 8
B GSn es1
TIE ahHve freight s stored at owners riEk ard ez-
pease and viii Be sold fr charges n not called fer
u n WITT o CLARK
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kentuclzv Rleclion.

have tie hoaor % De. moss tzul7.
as9 in- sr.,-----
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

QzFIcE CEIEF INSPECTOR oE FIElD g TEsssPosrs-
TI9a 80 DI5rsf
Augusta ga. F=5rlary 9 b. lsf4.
7zSP3sALs ars inrled f5r farrishis 8 Husos
Grease. Wagon Sexes ana Wzgcn qIl.Bsr Tor ths
C1nisdsrs,s States.
E07hAE v. seIIE
fs5 81 sfsi1r and ~hFsf fuzpeels-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

KILLED HIM.-Fw0 yoaag .a6ies, living %
Canada, me. large waif aa hey were goiaz la
church Tscently. Though isTnoly fighfenog
lhey managed 70 beat him with sticks aatll 81
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Kentucky congressional
Election.

POLL viii bs opened o. vFsDNrsB2 ~ EExT.
az RoArks corner eafrsr Of F7biish1H sud NisehsI
srse'' tGajo1 Asie9Eas e aaort sac Ksntaskiaas ia
Atlantis az epporHniiY q vo,iag fsr Consrss sou1I
r. pr=s- ntstiv~s tsq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

TWO HUNDRED Asp ELrrrrru nv

TWO HUNDRED AED ELEVENTH BAY.
The euaGy e9utiaued 20 fire a. the wreck ci
Che steamer Presto sIi Wednesda7 niyht -
EbuTsday One Of the Inoai.ors assigtii r ~
land batteries, fred eleven and fifteen inch sislIs
1t me wreck cutting the hull ia two The see
ssing ,mo9th he Fieocbet Gr;ng Of the moui-
tors on Friday wss mora Elective than usual
The HumbeF OF shots fred as the city from
hsf PAS clock Thursday evening vas eighty.
IE damage iriRirg.
Occasional firing is still kept up on the fort
Thee shots were 6Iei a. Sumter Wednesday
moIEieg and three Wednefdsy plight The for
meE struck ard the lstter exploded overhead.
Thsre was 10 change amoug the feet wershy
Of notice.
The 6riug on ihe city stiH continues a. sie
hoaT ei closing onr rsport
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

We are aaskofissa b snlousce Har n y .p-e-
~ eaaaidsts for ra-eIestian IN the ,..,s -
Co grsssi'nal District
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08
KENTUCKY CONGRESS
SI0NAL ELECTION.
S0LDIER ABD GITHEIg TICKET,
EoAINATED By CosvEEuos,
Held a. Brig Gen Jo- Z. I.o77is' r a5qusr.zrs,
Near Dsitou, Ca, January 2o.b, 1854.
EIectiola Fsbrasrry lola, 1891.

First DsEief,
". 3. 1Eaehen.
Ss-ani Dai-ief.
George Triplelf.
Iaisa Dslles,
~. y. Cofer.
Faalib D. net.
George ". Ewlag.
Fra Dstn@s
Thomas Napier.
ska D-srrl
Phii, B. Thompson.
sevtr -ucs,
a. ". Bruce.
ERhsh . s-ues,
3. q. Pickett.
Ninth Dlsrcs,
%. Desha Pickett.
ls.la D.str.el.
Thomas goaasoa.
Z sVslls D.ssreg.
Thomas Il. HOnroe.
TFeifsn Dssnes,
}. N. Elliott.
Atlanss and 3IaEs.iz papsrs cory - 7 slees:sa
nd sead bills 20 his 2 li e fsr collect .sr
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Amuaememia.
NyENINGS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
WINTER GARDEN.

EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET.
Mr. e,usr, heg TO announce that ON thus evening and every
ovsnin, mill further notice NJ Edwin Booth viii appear
hi. great role of Hau character in whch he IL universally
aeknowIedysd To have no living eona rms play the M
of seres OF be produced nce Nh booth
Immediate direction in which the efort thSt ha
such cheering sympathy viii be continued 10 pns eu
npon in a style combining spiendot oi
with strict historical correctness. Hamlet Hds pe'i IA
preparation for npw Of three months under 'le az
agement OF Mr.. J. q. Harley, end no expense oi g Ia
been spared IN the endecvOr ny more su'cty -
arrangement OF the ordinary stage resources sha Q! va
fidelity appropriateness and superior exee.'lon o. ~.
means OF scenic Illusion carry out tie sr OF the phy
in tho minute deSis and thus advance 'He
branch OF national literature and art .
Pie scenery music, costumes properties ard ae
entirely and to give perfect completeness 10 'ne cast
engagements have been made With
MRS. J. W. WALLACK, JR.,
of the mos. gifted actresses who srseed the stage
Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE MASON,
and the eminent comedian
MIR THOMAS PLkCIDE.
who appear each evening conjunction with Mira
frau Chester Mrssrs. @. II. Angows G. WalcotJ o. han
Icy J.. Eberle c. w. Chester q. ). FGwee, DUEL! Bur
ronghs, Borgess., &c.
II graft Tying and stimulating 20 the management to
find such confirmation OF the faith IL the enduring power OF
works such cheering evidence that toll
or expenditure devoted perfection in their production will
ever be napprecated Newly have been furnished by
he enthusiasm with which this play has been received curing
The past nights by the most crowded and brilliant
sudeuces gathered la this Theoer, and ALEC IN the
hearty encouragement and APPRECIATION extended By the
press
Doors oren al e. Commence7 "a.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson r. r., 81 W.srenate0
.. m., u M. $3.50, $780, 1910 p. Sunday tain
from 5Jh.st.
To Albany, by Harlem L. r., soth's' t'haV, 10
To Baltimore by the New.Jersey X r., foot OF
Courtandts. and ~ a. m, y p. H., and ~
midnight Sunday. n
aud Stolington line, Pier 10 n. r., daily Sunday
To Boston, by New-Iiavea X r., via Springfield.
2i,hst and fh-av. ................Ba M sand . p -
To Boston. by New Haven X. r.. 9Th I. and 4th-
av, via Shore Line, l2t and p. m. Sunday... p d.
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, foot Of Pees
To Buffalo and the West BY Erie Railroad: foot
oQLambersst. 81 aud IN A. M osnd y "'
To Greenport 8 g. m. tand Oh Saturdays ml,o
lsphark, Iiip Farmn gdale, Long Island, by u.
I. Railroad, from James slip and foot OF ytB'st
H. Observation-Disclosures M. ard D.
To Loug Branch, by Raritan and Delaware Bay
ar. R., via steamer Jesse Hcyt foot OF Murray. .
st. daily at and u D.
To New Haven. Hartford, and sprnshsId-steam.
ers leave Peck Slip at. ...:...'...S ADD IL r. m
10 New Haven by the New-Havcn RR, 27tL-st.
and lth.sv, at 10 ~ III. III. g. $50 81 sad p m.
To the West. by Pennsylvania Centrai Railroad,
pcr2 n. r. a. nj. and p m. Sunday train. \.
To the West, BY Central Railroad Of New.Jersey,
pier 2 y. g.. IA m. II IN. and 700 p H. Sun
To Philadelphia, by New.Jersey Railroad foot OF
Courtlandt-s IT., aud 10 g. Il M, aud n.
and /! midnight. Sunday. p. m
To Washington. BY New.Jersey II. r.. foot of
Court!sndtst., and 10 ~, Y p m. andh
midnight. y.
For farther information In regard TO Railroad Time Isbles
see advertisements In another part Of this paper.
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Hlc0ieal.
HNUE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
the CELEBRATED
Hlc0icGl.
TROPICAL BALSAM,

PREPARED BY CARRENO BROTHERS &Co,
Known a. INFALLrBLE for tie speedy cure OF PhIllSiS
rROI r and an o;hes affections OF the CHEST and THROAT
Affection. rcsnir- from FALLS, BLOWS, or BRUISES
UFNORRHAGFs. WOUNDS, COMMISSIONS, ULCERS
PILES. FELOSs, BURNS CHAPPEpLiPs, HANDS &C.
HEADACHE. ToOTHAcHE EARAcht' aud a. o'he'
SErRAbQIc, RHEUMATIC ans sPASMop'o rAlN''
X,la,b,. Iet. certifying to the wonderful Elected
nv TIL. pr.eion. medicine are Published in TnH TnBcSE
Tn, I,p.yyxprxr and the COURIER DIS ErATs uSn.
Fall directions for use tIoi each bottle, aud circ
lar, containing said directions and ssc number oil ''no
mia, letters can BE- lad the Geuers Depot aad 81 be scr
h ur,v ste re,idenc.. Of Tequ.st.
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SIruATION hY two Prolesl.

w snt, IL. mother sid daughter. good COOK, IN
de,nd. her business good biAey wgu.d ,.s'i 81 Ai'
ns ant ,ronius fhc other Egdi CHANHfRMAlD, or to
t, caro- Of cild-n md j. good Tue best Of city
references. C,i br present Place no bts-i ihlt!
,,,~a'L, IT. Please rsL ~ the basement dcos.
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finanfial.

HAvE you ever footed up your expenses IN
the treatment of your ples No; they are enormons
Ne TEL, You; and you stiil suffer Use the ioi l.L
EaIsAM' and both expenses and sueDss viii room cease
e., advertisement under Medical"
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DARTNER WANTED. A Manufacturing
/ Chemist wishes TO meet with n CAPITALIST with
81 coo 20 engage in the manufacture article which III
pay $50 clear proht weekly Address d. kOECii-
LIN Box No 100 Tribune Office stating where interview
may be lad
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Chances for Dnsincss Hlrn.

EOR SALE.-A PRINTING ESTABLISH.
j. MINT. Publishing paper called the spffOLh
HERALD situated Il Paicnosue, H. Has hInd every
thing continue and sold only account Of othe' business
Price $1,000. Terms chance seldom offered Tor
practical printer. Apply to ;. NJ. PEITLNGiLL ~.
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N rypEEITSrED BOOKKEEPER

~ WASTED tor ev-nins. only nom 10 Saturdays "a.
c.p..d Si,. r~nce. ErpeIiDce ard Iernr ric nu.,
NJ. exceed 81 pr month. hdar-'s HOURS, bo1 49,
ri1m- Dhc..
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~ ~ i, th- onic. Of THh BOSTON Posi-. i" fiHNI
CLASS CONFESSIONS forty 90 cent. pes ti"Hs'h
Il o9j en. will W p,id sud rcfmsn-nt -mpioy mem
iced Comp,,itof. ysA- GA fiE foSI ron ,S.hY
~ f5r'v dolar, week Apply al euce 10 ~ !" "hff''
~ A =. boston
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READY FOR ANOTHER CALL.-NewDufyponi
Mass has filed her quota advance for another ~
o. II million men--that s. she las sarplps "sA
vii! cove!i,. 49,.
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VNANTED-By Lady of Intelligence anc
W Csprblfy. siIrAilON ~ nor oEhEkffK
,,y NJ county COaPANlON t'sn iidetly Lady b..
Of rpirrcu, 90 Adifcss Tor one wees, HousEhEhPfh
-.,t.y,
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rl,HE undersigned have this day formed a
i Copsitne rsLip for de Transaction 81 q GENEkAL
STOCK BOND and GOLD BROKERAGE 81 5lNESS, M.
der the name and hnn OF ODDE GAMb' y, st No. >
Eroads. okx!hLE ODDh,
New.York Dee. l. 1864. ARTHUR GAMBLE
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Gopar!nership Notices.
RIssOLUTION or COPxRTNERsHIP.-

nISSOLUTION or COPARTNERSHlP.-
~ The hunted partnership heretofore existing under me
firm Of SHETHAR & NICHOLS IL this day di,solved by
mutual consent Samuel shethar viii sign IN liquidation
Nkw YoRx, Nov - 1884
sAsrL sIIETHAR. General
ED. A. NICHOLS, jpsrEeIs.
% ,S$S (. % a$HI?ur f .Pas.''
n United PARTNERSHIP.-The under
A. signed have formed limited partnership pnT.uiat to
the DIVISIONS Of Title 4. Chsp. Part oil the t.'lted
statutes Of the State NewYor and Of the Acts OF the Leg
isln;ure OF the said State an'o BdatoTy thereof
That the FIRM under which snch rafsnershlp Is 70
be conducted. IL SHEPHhB * NlCHOLS and the pace o.
busiuess the City Of Eoy-N oTh
That the general of tie bnsiness Intended 10 De
Is the buying aud selling at wholesale ana on COM
mission Of meehsndise Hats and Furs the Manufacture Of
Hats and the importation of materials for the same
Tia. the s the general and special partners IN
,eesed therein and their respective places OF residences are
SAMUEL sHETHAR Of to City Of NewYork, Ed
WARD A. NICHOLS of tie City of Brooklyn. EDWIN W.
nyERSON Of the City of NewNo and SYDNEY H.
SMITH Of the City Of rooyn the General Partners
and JOHN r. WARiNG Of the village a. foukeIs, Wet
chester County, State OF NewYDTh. is the Special Partner
That che Of capital which sad special partner mas
outbned 70 the common stock Of the said partnership ~
one Lsudrsd thousand oars. -
And that the said partnership 20 commence IN ne tst
dy Of Decebr 1906. and 20 terminate on the th'h ay
Of November, 1866
Dated NEW yopH 900, November, 1854.
anWaaD az a. hNsnIc inIs c.,.,.l Partners,
EDWIN ". RYERSON, f"
JOHN y. WAniNG, Special Partner
rl,HE undersigned have this day formed a
Il Copsitne rsLip for The Transaction 81 GENERAL
STOCK. BOND aud GOLD BEQkERAGE ~ 5lNEsS, M ,
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OFFICE OF THE NETWORK CENTRAI
N0TICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING of the
O.,Icx o. YLrnr srrxL RIVE MIsIxe CoMrAsr,t

o''icx o, FIIsr STEEL RivKs MisIse CoxrAsrt
nro,,. No. 10 Nssssu-st.. NEW y ORR, nov. ~ 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an ASSESS
~ AENr Of ONE DOLLAR PER sHAIk has been
e the Capital Stock Of the flint stee RIVER Mining
9npsny. payable Il the Office Of the Company NO ~ Mas
|aatt, NEWTON ON or before TUESDAY the I'd day Of
i :1usiy ia5.
Inc frnser Book viii be closed that day. icr which
stock vii be tnsfsn.d unless the ss.o.sment shn nave
Ies'n paid. Nv ord.r r. X McCULLY, Secretary.
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The hunted partnership heretofore existing under me
firm OF SiiEfHAR & NICHOLS. IL this day G,soived py
mutual consent Samuel she,har viii sign IN liquidation
Nkw.YoRx, Nov - 1884
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lS-ThIs Wen Know Line Of FIRST GLASS
SQREH STEAMERS connects ss Ogdsns6uTgh
With the
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..shasepears pl.m,..od.,, ;,

The wealthy Mayer Of q we'll known
town. in Blsokshires became the patron Of
the theatre under Mr.. M-y's manage
ment il 1850, and gave hundred guineas
fer box for the season. This liberalisY
did not ariss from any particular taste for
dramatic literature; but he paid thus
handsomely for the box because he was
liberal man, liked going to the play, and
his predecessor in ofiCe paid the same
sum, and be would not be outdone.
He attended every night, was always
pleased, and very friendly with the mana
ger, till one night Mr.. Ny made his
appearance in "Hemlet," play the May
or had never seen, and when in the mad
scene, Hamlet appeared with his dress in
disorder, the Mayor took offense at tie
exhibition, and declared to his wife,
aad family, who were in the box with
him, his conviction twas that the 40
tor was drunk, aud he would have
no such dOiugs il he could
help IL 20 accordingly, he went round TO
the stage, and waited at the side till the
end OF the scene, when he thus addressed
the tragedisn: "MF. Ny, till tonight,
l looKed upon you as being a respectable
man, and nov l see you are driven to
drlnkl Tor no sober man would be be.
iore q respectable audience with his
shlFt-fIih hanging about like that and
bis stockings down ~ Tie tragsdiaB,
sstonished at The ignorance Of his
patrco, said, "My dear sir, you are quito
mistaken, assure you. only sdbers to
the authors Instructions in respect to
dis0rdered dress, to show" nWho wrote
teis play 2" demanded he Mayor. 'GoOd
oed!' exclaimed Ny "don't you
know Shakespeare wrote itF Il cant
say as l de-" replied the Mayor; "but
VIII take care that he writss no more for
this house as long IS nave anything to
do with It, sad 60 you may tell him.
EEgiish Popsr.
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SEoEsssoE q nLECERorArE. y An, HEpys5,,u
Ocs-il9 seneca Street, e a dooss fsopa sTS-5or
uyatairs, opposite tho City F,o,sI - 'NhP
Once hours rem 10 10 and froua 7to < os,7o.L
daily (Sundays sxoepted.) VIVA
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