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TElE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that lie has, in connection with his book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bmdsry and is ready to undertake the printing Of
Pamphlets, Cards. Blank Checks,
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of Taling,
Labels, Bill Forms, Dray Receipts,
Auction and Show Bills.
Also the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFICE.
AM, TON "a Exchange Plaeo.l
Il 4 and Lots for sale, wiz
y IN TEXAS,
II leagues, on the river Navasoto,
ii do on the Sabine, near Caddo village
do on the Trinidad
do the Navasoto,
do Oh Red river,
do on Big Alabama creek,
do and III acres, on Charles creek, near the
do between Village creek and Pine Island
Bayou,
do on the head waters Of Con Bay,
do on the Angelina,
II do in Milam's Colony,
do and III acres on Red river, little absv
do on Red river,
do on tho Sabine, 40 miles below Gaine's
l do near Sulphur Fork, six nIcs from Red
do on Mills Crock,
l-sdo nileslrom Lnn's landing, Ma,agorda
IL do on the Bay of Corpus Criaty,
Several scrip, Of GAO acres, unloeated.
DO of one league do,
1890 Acres, soldiers Bounty Land.
A,h" above lands are we'll situated other for SPEC
ua'ors settlers. The titles arc inspuable and fully
Al.sO.-5oO Acres situated near new river. and a.
bout ten miles from the Mississippi, to which there
is good road There are about 40 acres al pre-.
sent, under cotton cultivation.
ITO Acres near Ibcrve, La gsed cotton land, heav
lily tilnbered, with cane underground. y
l72 Acres, mile from Alinons Prairie, and about
5from the Mississippi river
Lots, in Faubourg Washington, fronting Rue du
port, 80 feet 9 in by l3l fl. 8 in. in depth .,
3 Lots, in Fauxbourg Nlarigny, S0fcet front each,
on Union street. by l20 feet deep, between la Rue
Liberals and Fsrce.
Lotin Phippa st. 81 #. front, Ky 96 jesp.
Together, with several other city LOTS which Of
fered on accommodating terms. an2l
NEW MUSIC BOOk-IN PAIENF NOTES.
NNASON'S SACRED HARP. collection Of sacred
,VA music, (stereoyped in patent notes, arranged
by Lowell Mason, author of Doston Handel and Haydn
Society Collection Church Music-the Choir or Union
Collcc,ion--Lyra SacTa-Spri,ual Songs, sSc-and by
Timothy B. Mason, Professor in the Eclectic Academy
of Music, Cincinnati. Published b, Truman 81 Smith,
Booksellers, Cincinnati.
Masoa's Sacred Harp is adapted to the wants of all
denominations The variety OF metres is n,ucl Greater
hymns contained in the hymn books Of the df!eren,
denominations of Christians for which tone may not
be found in the Sacred Harp 1t contains great variety
OF very beautiful psalm and hymn tunes collection Of
interesting anthems, set pieces, sacred songs sentences
and chants, which are Short easy Of performance with
out instrumental aid, appropriate TO the vrons
sons of Christian Worship the wants ofsingng schools
musical societies, and pleasing aid useful singers for
their own private practice and improvement.
The Harp contains much new and valuable music,
which has been drawn from the highest sources of mu-
sicalase and science in Europe, especially in Germa.
ny. II has hecn the constant aim of tho authors ia give
acoll-c'lon OF tunes that should be easily learned
easily sung.
Tcachcra of singing, clergymen and others who ar.
tesirons OF improving sacred music, can employ nc
mtans SO ciccal as the circulation of this al .bls
collection, which has been rcpaI cd expressly tor til,
South and West.
HoTCHKIss e co.
sept ~ o ChartrcS street
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NEW BOOkS.-Essay the Rate ofWages, with
| anexaminatlon of the causes of the difereneesn
the condition Of the aborng population throughout the
world, by H. c. Carey.
Clinton bradshaw the Adventures of Lawyer
in two vols
The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1886 For sale by
nov "a HOTCHKISS s. Co.. "a Chartres ST.
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A 1NsuopTI,S ~: 49,, rs
N virgil Belphn yapxs Homer "F Ssbrsrs i"ne nary
CON But1,nnnn's Greek grammar Noore,s Jo i,nannl
Delphlli, Ovid Delnh;n, Snilustii DeInbn; anbon's
Suliust Smart's Cicero. Greek Tcstan.ents Jnesh,s
Greek Rsndor, Virgilus. oyidii LLer Pr;mps ADAMS
Iatiu Grammar WiIsonis S.l,st -,Wo,h;n~,n,,. Va
Bolmars French Grammar, Cnbi's spanish (;ra,pmar
Griushnw,s Iistory of England ''0n"' -
Suu,h Amsrica-
France,
Blake's Natural Philosophy
Natural History
Goldsmitbs t|o
Woodbrdyes Geography.
Mac Bruins ystc, n otto.-
Bake's do
Balbis do
Munay's English Grammar
Smiths productive do ~-
Comlys do
Ingcrsoll's de
sfeauets Arithmetic,
l-acroix's do
Colburn's do
Pixies do
= Cohb's do
Torrey's Botnnv,
Mrs Lincoln'sto
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Scstt's Lessons, Tooke's Pantheon, Parey's Gcogra
ply, High School Reader, American Speaker ColIlm-
b Orator, Whcpley's CompenI Of History. Wor
ce IS History, Webster's and Grinshaw's Diction-
Globes, Parley's LIST. % and Sd Bo,k Of Hstoryfor
sale by "
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DUNGLINGSON,S Human Physiology. o vols,
do General Therapeutics
do Elcmen,s of UvSicne p
Devices on Children
do Females
do System OF Midwifery
II do Essays
Horner 5 Pathological Anatomy
Anatomy Of the Tissues
bostock's PHYSIOLOGY
Boisscau on Fever
C.och on Females
Broussar's Phlegmasic;
Scndamore on aout and Rheumatism
Blackali ON Dropsy
Jahnson"n Climates
Beck's Murray
Clarks Trratisc on Pulmonary Consumption
Conner an Di.Ioc ations'
uorncr's Spccial Anatomy
Coopcr's Lectures
Hall on the Bood
Mackenbcns Branten
Cohoun Prout
CoXe's American Dispensa'ery
nicnirus fhysloioSy
Fheli's Dental Surgery
Kichards frmciPlcs "i Medicme
Ihatch:rs DsfcnsatorS y,r~uy,.,co
feh 10 % Chartros ST.
WPISu i D E1,0C1sJI WIJISKEy far sale hy 4
NJ INrEDun n 60, s,rso, ,,h, los cnns,nr,I,,
~ Lnni c,I $500 r,;nac md Chan,n,;rns Rran.
H.; 'I II,I1 ~; Ivc.Sn E;sh md n,hcr hranJs In
aie:, ho'"u 'n i f:.oip,,d ,,' . ,nnrari d No.
I";ra r ,r n pIc Sh,rry I;rInc ncc anil o,Lcr
port shon1 Tencrifc: pico. MADEIRA Sicily do: Cham
49, a'G Rn,,a, Cl,,rct &c wines Of ihc host do
rI" ",Emi, D" s""''S' G,h 10
0..ll,.".- ,,,- ~; x, y, M = -
yu,uE. Chinese n gencra, Iescrin,m nf III, Fm,;rc of
China and its i,l,abasts. By John Franci, Da-
ri. Es, FIN s. sc. In . yois helm. Nos so anil
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NEW Work

NEW WORKS..
TIME NATURALIST'SO OWN BO0K-Comprisinr
Il desert ,tiors and ut entic anecdotes of Qualrup
eds; scientifically arranged according the system of
Cuyet by the author Of the eYoung Mans Own Book
THE NATURAL HISTORY of INSECTS-In
two volunes-vo Q, forming "A of the @FaniIy Ii
brary".
A digest Of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN cRImIsAL CASES
by Henry Rsscse, Esq. with notes and references to
American decision, and TO the English common law aud
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswood.
ON DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES of the CHEsT-based up
ON the comparison their physical and general signs,
by W w Gerhard, NJ d.
PRINclPLEs OF PATHOLOGY, AND PR.cTIcE OF
PHyslc-By John Mackinosk, d., fronrthe lhst Lon
don edition with notes and additions by Samuel Geo
Morton, nj D, in vel's.
THE AMERICAN QUARTERLY REvIEw-No &c for
December 1885. just received and for sale by
f12 WIN MekEAN corner fCamu and Com. st.
LNURNITURE-The subscribers have received per
Il ship Shakspear, the following splendid new maho
gany furniture, which they offer for sale liberal
terms.
30 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved with
and worstodamask seats il Mahogany french puriour
chains with damask hair seat "a do do do do plain 10 do
do do do crimson worsted damask l3 do Grecan do do
hnr CLOTH do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
do mum. chains pair ooucllcs, everett s,andAll of
rfI5 DuNBARS Co. 50 Tchoupi,oulas st
GAS WORKS.
"AVING on hand large quantity of Coke and Coal
Tar, ola surEIoR QUALITY, orders will be receive
ed the Gas Office fer the delivery ofthc same, either
in large small quantities. JAS n Caldwell.
I'll Chairman Camn;ttee.
WRAXiLIS MEMOIRS, &c.
Memoirs of My Own Time, from
L Il 1772 TO 1891, by Sir ~ William Wraxnll, Bart.
The Posthnm0us Papers Of the Piekwick Club, con-
taning iath'ni record oil the rHranhula,ions, pcr-
lis, adventures and sporting transactions ofthc
responding members, edited by Beg.
Manuclo! the diseases Of the Eye, by Littcll, jr
d. just received, and for sale Ivy
feb2l BENZ. LEVY,
A BARG AlN-For sale, d first rate female cook and
N general house For sale low for cash.
Fur further particulars apply at Mrs. SMITHS, 90
Royal st. III
ID AlsINS-2U00 boxes Geo. l.orins & br..id, direct
~ Importation, per brig Reaper, from Malaga, for
fahlsq JTHtYER & Co. n Poydras ST
ToaN--fS6o hushsls core, is grass bags f8r sale al
= IL New I-egee anil / G, DORSEY.
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FOR NEW YoRK.-(New Line of Packetsj
- - - H.

s. HIP ARKANSAS, c. 8. Dennis, Commander 81
~ >, tons, to sai! February 22d.
Ship NASHVILLE, J. Rathbone, con,mander 5l3
tons, to sail March 7tll. ~ r-l4t
Ship KENTUCKY. John Bunker, commander 62s
tons, to sail March lst., -
Ship ORLEANS, S. s. Sears, commander, 500 tons
10 sail April 4h. 81.
Ship ALABAMA, c. c. Berry, commander, 474
tons, to sail January 26.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sail May Cd.
The ships Of this line will sail punctually from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
cut the
They all of the first class, copper fastened and
coppered, and were built in New York expressly for
this trade
They commanded by experienced men, draw
light draft of wser and will at all times be lowed up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their ac-
commodations for passengers are very superior.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter, parcel package, by put board
of them, unless regular bill of ladng be signed there
for, at the counting house of the agents or owners.
The rate of passage is fixed at $70 wine liquer
furnished board For freight or passage, apply to
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
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NEW BOOKS-Rieuzi.t the last Of the Criluncs, by
l Y the authors of Pelham &c.
ONE A THousANn,or the DAYS of Henry 0natre, by
the author ofNicholien sc in , yas.
MAlINuD, in volumes,
CAsKET OF KNHwI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS received
bvs BANCROFT 81 TRIER, II camp 81,
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NEW PuBIICATInNs

7
CLAW 'tY AT THE SOUTH, or the south vinif
Scated fron the treason and fanacism Of the northern
abstonists. vol. II mo-
The book of Pleasures, by Thos Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akensie. vol. 10 No.
The Gentleman and Iady's Book efPoitcuess and pro-
prety ofdeporent, dedicated the youth of both
es BY Madame Celnart, translated rom the sixth Pa
ris edition.
Infantry Tactics, or rules for the exercise and
noeuvres of the United States infantry. BY Major &C.
neral Scott U S Army. In vols 10 no. just received
and for sale by WMckEAN, cor camp & SIS
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pRANDY,. GIN & RA1SINS---A lotofa few hun
ID bred boxes bunch rasins few pipes of French
Brandy several pipes of old superior Holland Gin, and
fifty boxes sperm Candles all Of fair quality be sold
low to close concern. WIN BATTEYl34 old levee.
N. B, Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for few
hundrettons of old Iron and Copper, apply as above
ian 81.
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NANk CnLUk bOt4 8. ia
STHECk books on the following banks, viz: Mar.
- Chants. Exchange and Ranking Co., OrIeans.
MEG hanics and Traders, Louisiana. Louisiana srase
Achairlayn, Canal and Banking Co.. Commercial
Carrolion, improvement Co., Gas, Citizens, unian aaz
City Banks; fer sale by 1IOTCHKiSS e os. =
jan 10 a. Chartrea
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HoFCHKISs 4 COS COUNTING HOGSE
DIRECTORY FOR 1887, =s-
tSf published containing lis, of oil the Banks, DN
- rectors, aud Discount days, Insurance and sihae
Companies, Tariff Of the of charges adopted BY
the Chamber of Commcrce, Aucioneers, arrival and a.
narurc of the mails, Foreign Consuls, &c. &C., pub
hslled and for sale by HOTCHkJSS &CO. 81
j3l % Charfrea N. e.,
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nRY GOODS-40 cases fancy colofcd domestic
~ prints; 10 bales Trenton improved tickings 10
bales Oxford "A tickings blue Pittsburg cords
case heavy black carPeting, landing from barque 10
sephine and for sale by TCCASH g. Co,
sl0 M IA r,nns
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
THNHE Chinese, general description of tbs Empire of
4 China and its iaabitasts. By John Franci. Da-
Wis, Esq. + N S, &c. In 2vois, being Nos. so and
81 of Harpers' Family Library.
Letters To Young Ladies, by Mrs II Sigournry New
edition. 1887.
The Pilgrims Progress with Life of John Buynn
Rober, Southcy, Esq. LID. Poet laureate, &C. &c.
Illustrated with so cuts by Adams, after designs by
Chapman Harvey and others. New edition, 1887.
Just received and for sale by w MckEAN,
q Corner OF Csmn & Common ste.
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II We perceive by the report OF the board of Alder.
men Of the city of Brooklyn that they have accepted
th.nvltaton of Mr. Harrington to visit his exhibition
at the Dioramc Institute City Saloon and have ap-
pointed this evening; an additional inducement there
fore presents itself these visiting this elegant and
fashionable place Of amusement
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this CITY. who was received with rapturous applause
a short time since as Therese appears this evening for
the second time this evening as Imogene. She is
highly spoken of for her pure and natural delinea-
tons, and being beautiful GIRL we have no doubt but
lhat she will meet with warm reception-the even
ings entertainments being for the benefit of Mr..
Judah.
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Justice Palmer. and held to bail in the sum Of five
hundred dollars each. The required security being
given, they left the Office, as did we to pen down
this short tale of wedding night in the watch house.
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MARRIED..
On the 18th fs BY ihc Rev Mr. Downe David W ostanderto
Miss Abigail Bailey, AL Of this city. . - - -
M - Elza,cth A. Asee . y
On the 18th by the Rev Dr. Lud@w, Thomas Russell 10
Miss Mary Hamilton
On Tuesday the 18th inst William Haitsorpe Robinson, aged
~
ruara ate noon from his late residence 100 Booe
o. the 18th inst William Thomas OF VIM and Caroline r.
Coakp. IN his sth year
Funsrs i- az en.on O'Clock from his fathers residence.
AT ihe about Brooklyn on the 18th inst In the year Of
bpr ase. Aruc, wife OF Abraham A. Remsen
The freas of. f,ni rer,ase1 u att nd her fanera
Thurs lay afternoon tho s0th inst ut . o 'clock.
o. ,hs 18th inst Nelly Morris, wife Of William Powell Morris
AGED 60 year. -.
a. yooa on the iath inst Maisr daughter Oft !, Hon w
. ~ rs,on on the is,h Mics ca,hs NJ dssshle, of
Com lsaac t'haufrey.
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Amuseme Ats.

k9AKK THEATuE.-THls EVENING. will In PER.
SOLD Frs COURTS HIP Col oGayton, Mr. Msson-Lady
Meiiord Miss wheafl
After which the Play Of
LA BAfADERE-Zo,e, NJ lie Aug1sta-ratima Mas Kerr
Niiko Madame Otto.
Io conclude wi h the 0pe &C
Carrier ' - '' '''eS"'' -''i''
Loo open at e. Performances Commence al II osocA-
boxes 90 ~ 90 cts Gallery rs cts.
a MESICAN THEATRE, 30 ERY-THIS
- hvENrN q VIII be presented the Farce Of
CONF SERVCE-Simon, Mr.. Gates Mary, MIS-.
Herring 800 -
After winch the nterlude Il
ClNDEkELLA-fhe Prince Miss ParowCindcrella Miss W
10 conclude with the Drama Of
NORMAN LESLIE norman Leslie, NJ. Sco-Ffodorck Nor
ton, MI. Fynn-Leuisa, Miss Wa ing
DooTsop haH and Commence nj
oclsek Boxes. 75-ph. s7a-GnlLry % cents.
lfISANhLIN THIATltE.-rfs EVENING wIllpe
L p,esent NJ he TRAGEDY OF
oTHELLO-Otiseio, Mr. Juah-ago MI. Barry esaemona
After which the Faceof
SWISS co rrAGE-Naz Teick, Mr. John SETON Lscite.
TO which viii be added,
BERTkAM- Beam, MIR Judahlnogine, Miss Frances Emery
-CIotda, Miss And.rs,n
To with the Farce II
RISHMAN IN LONDON Martoch D.larey MIR. T. P.eston-
Louisa, Mrs Prilchard
att Performances Commence al ocluck pre-
cIely BOWS Gee, - .mI.
v ATIONAL TIL k,ATR E-BlRs FLYNN's BENE
SwEErHEAkrs AND wIvEs-Bly Lac kada, !, Mr. MncAe
-Eugcnia, Mrs. t,nn
To canc uie aitha Bu Iesqne, cal ed
Lizzy, Mrs rhor.e. ~
To conclude with the Farce of
Mrs. WhffE-NaJorP, pper Mr. Collins dow Waite, Mr..
Conduit
Box, si-P't 50 Cutlery s7A CENTS
IL Doors open at clock rfofnasce commence at
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rapy xhsha. ,idedd Harp aud Plane under The h.s,
n Processes n ais ant Iord ahd whs al present ,cac
M city has inse rn t Two ph is On either
s,onen Ase "a rrsseu HA0 ard lefi al The office Of
paper, wilhc atenseItp. sls2w
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~ OTTO E.- focn the Steamboat Rochester hs-
ARRIVAL from Allan the ~ TIC 18th inst odi
nary sired bnck Leather Trunk bovs cp, with stars, he
a marked the ps'e IN 'ion $50 his nias
NJ IN white pant the end Nv euruns ~ al The
efbce foot Of III eiy street liberal ward III b. paid all 81
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CLEARED.

Ships washington Irving Latham, Apaachcola, f. T. Hurbut
Co; Howard ~ Orleans, X, Elwel Silas Richards
Dickerson, Liverpool N Peck o ORIENT Elizadrayes Bal
timee Boonen Graves Co. Rg Criterion Marslman Phla
delpha; Luna Nc Manus Havana, Putnam & Socum; Anna
Daiberg Astwerp p ii Robertson; Hoatlo, Bermr Hal
Schs La PIMA Lockwood Turks Island SHIELDING Ferris III
Linnell N Bedford; John Highs mley Newbern N. c.
Hudson Gushing BATH Me-; Ella Richmond -la,s Elizabeth
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OPPOSITE ST. PAvLs CHURCH, BROADWAY.
esTEkLiNG ATTRACTION romo nv. evening and dining
- tie week addition hrce pieces to HANINsr0S's
MOVING DiDNAMA-.-InAt um.ntal Concert by
Mlnsfes VIII III al warned the evening"
oi Flfcea Dofotfc Tie the FANrOC.
CiNI, viii he tor the fist shown the
DESTRUCTION or BABYLON.
dtr departure of the trOs ~ land and water
Iroud IT martial grandeur Ly Walker. 50 ~ M.
eminent art ~, abeauiai
MOONLIGHT VIEW or HE RUINS OF THE ABBEY OF
SAN JOSEPH,
whfuncfa process gh prod cling m effect at tho
n,ensc The third painted by B.nsog rc,r
the
HAUNT or THE NAfADR
being grand subma bisa formed coral on
the lake dreams, with te fsy fmlace from le Ia
of slsey waters, with attendant guided by ~ and
doIpliIns. -
pTocs sor Of he PsDo. sr. Uas-ofd
Doors ~ u O'Clock pernnisnce. commence III
bali pas = Box tickets, 80 cents IL stats - cent
uf97
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TO SMALL DEALERS IN DRY GOODs.-
person who had been IL business Envand for
years having hrough portion Of th stock 10 New York and
engarei other would be gad dispose
them considerably usler The stock silk
goods, millinery, English shoes, Trimmings, sc.
Apply at ~, Canal street between 10 and oclsck ais ct
nEPOT FOR WINDOW AND PICTURE
~ GLASS. ~ Spree street. the Park.
CHANCES White Bnrlish DWN GLASS; DO 30. ~ pOU
PIE THICKNESS, Of sliszes o', hy 20 ~ BY ~ inches
FRENCH GLASS, Of superior color and quality hom 7bye ~
% ~ ~ igsles. -
" AZ wv = ~ Gfo CHANCE GARRETT
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ia BACHELOR.-To 10 Lodie,.--A gentleman in
old vh flo. due excel
lent and aiabe d-poscn c Herald TO the
American Bellies being too busy IL VI II ~ IN himself a.
de his sctermnsion 10 abandon tho bachsor life
abou readers this who
the BIO IN he
wishing he docs 10 foird happiness and she
will eddy find good nacd sccia,e and a
companies BY sending through the Office paid note
L. Of the Rsv y Burost appointing da, for inter
view.
III gcnsmsn pledges bic honor that he will act with great
At d.. reacy and the most nvioatle ava.
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,T,n WALKERsi TO WALK, Rsi gis Canal

FyNb w ALh EnSl w ~ xts anhl
street New y1kGentlcmen wishing 10 furnish themselves
with elegant pair Of r. .t 81 IS, would do wei. 10 call at
Walkers Canal street, whore thy fin, boots fer
a. - preferred by gentlemen TO We Khes price
they certainly 10 any othc Kind ever of
IN th city: They have also splendid IMPAIRMENT OF les
chhons shoes Of oil DESCRIPTIONS, suitable Tor
The public c,fy n ed g cal and exapire for them
selves Canal The oldest stand the 81 OK don't
mistake the $40 is tlc door Boots AMI shoes tho
cka0s fdOxou 7lmF
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CENTREyILLE TROTTING COURSE,

10 The FIST Spring mestin VIII over tie above
cousc the u Wednesday 18th of Ma continue three ay,
for which TIE following Purcs will 10 iier,d.
First Day a PsSe OF $500 three IL heats under saddle
afrotfing
mile hea IN harness free for all won
apurse.
Second Day Parse s2toso mile h,as udrr the cad e free
for AL trong horses Inmdia els aitsr, of
mile heats unasr the sadi e free all otns never
"A OF 500.
Third DsyPuse $500 three me heats in ha ness free TO- an
ot ing inmedi t,y after Pac,g Sweepstakes unr
hs saddle M h. ats, 81 ~ D. No distance,
added ~ tee Progr etor r. close the meet nj
Three or n.rc 10 make a race JOEL CoNkLiN,
Centrty Vile l. l.. April ~, Is37.-alsAu p,ohnet,,
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~ - " bOhh VAIfE kSA ILs.lTte rsrul ~
ru csies 81 Hoses, Carriages, Hafpcss a. cnnn .
take Place q this Ne known e.tabshnu etery Msadat y
4 o'clock.
Tho aeXt sBle vii Mon az 2hiast al * rcl
AMI ~ Horse, Carriages, &c intended ur ss p-st !.
Show aaf entered broc Saturday neat gnA int a.
sccck, Il 81 JOHN ". WATSON, 80 ifrOadsay
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GfsAeu FANCY nJsp.Ss RAJ

IL MI. J. PARKEa wshes to to he cn, : and IA
pubhc That IN conseGeace of the that II
Tended Ls last Fancy Dfes. Ball. the many aIll .ns
ms received TO repeal, be ntcn dong Wednesday
,tm pri wmch WIN be .y the last GRIND Fancy
character - N'Ne'
Tickets Tor admission ~, 10 adit gentleman his las
ruics ant the sch Ell VIII b., uued as usual until na
hour. ~ $3.50 -
Fancy Dresses can be otaa.d Of Mr. ~ Tho nan :
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~ Us,t'rON .. Asi'INWALL-

NUTItE.--Mn DAN sesnectfully rives notice 20 al
hds 81 tbs city and vicinity tina, he has eturncd
frsm hs store and uanua hts Lane
where he viii attend al cells for few hs pro
Grateful for tho liberal pat rsnsrc he has rcei,J socs
Continuance Ofthe,r avors.
For sale az the creates, vney OF Peen, Md cirss of
M. mnnaarrt and eths he found ~ w cty Al
eel rated Me,hcges To- r. ind al No - haden Lane ~fs
SAFE AMI retail cheaper than otbe sere ripons
careii nut up and Medicine Chests f nste Az "
easch and Toothacbc cured ~ he &c man Headache Pow
n ~ ,Rrafia.
WONDERFUL cuRg-New YORK, Arid ith e7.-Ths
etfy That ccttleua ~ scqr'nne~ has been
cur ~ The Scsh Tlead NJ se Dan, - Walden Lane
H hair last Dec, ner, al came on tsvins ll boa entirely
hare with wir pcky coated covering ~ al entirely
Mr. Dam has cured ha using he New Scotland s
aims ranrora irprovdb BY Mr. Dam, csen' sab RhsVn,
0nimn ~ Hehas fne ahesd VI hai a. sny pef.on
SIS A CANT ER, Jr.