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The native American., 1840-02-15

ID ALEWELL'S GEOLOGY. int, nded to convey a
- practical knowledge Of the science, and comprising
the most important recent dscov cries, with explanations
of the facts and phenomena which to conim or in
validate various geological theor third American ed
ton from the fifth London edition, edited, with an ap
pendx, by Professor Sillman, Yale College.
This day received, and for sale at w. M. MORRI-
SONS Book and Stationery Store, doors west of
Nov 23 Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-02-15

rINHE CHRISTIAN BRAHMIN or Memo;r, or a..
Lie Writings and Character Of the Converted Brab.
min Babaee including Illustrations OF the Domest,c
Haos' Manners Customs, and Superstitons of the Hin
general and an Account Of the American Mission Ali
mednnyyur; by the Rev. Hollis Read, American,Mis-
.,onary to India few copies for sale bv w. M NOR.
S'' '10"'o "es' VI DToWns hotel nov Q
The native American., 1840-02-15
T1R. PHELPS

tTR. PHELPS
~ The testil
distinguished ind
Pills, in every Vi
Texas, and the. I
pleasant and efiici
In addition to Il
cient cathartic tina
ton, Rheumatism,
Bowels, Liver afe
the commencement
operation is power.
removing all OBJ str,
ed; ScpiroSittes aud
forms; and if pc rst
in cases of conf I'll
| Taken either a
they render the 8 y
or epidemic disc; s
sonsresiding in 10 '
ing, or exposed t {
the sick, who hy !
to the emuvia of
lose their appetite
Pills, in renovating
ing the functions t
by intense and long
those also of seden
from an occasiona
! For that congest'
| which occurs in the
er, these Pills are
rheumatism, cougl
have prolonged ma
been a sacrifice to
| Be particular to
that the proprietor
cents.
The native American., 1840-02-15

IL UILDING MATERIALS. of every description for
Nd sale by U. WARD,
Near 18th st. bridge
The native American., 1840-02-15
IS CoMpoUND ToMATo pI,1s

IS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS.
nony OF hundreds of Physicians and
iylduals, 10 the curative effects OF these
lrlety OF chine in the United States,
;anadas, establishes them as the most
ent medicine ever discovered.
leir being the most agreeable and eff :
can be used, in Dyspepsia Constipa-
Headache, Worms, inflammation of the
ctions, Bilious Stomach, Colds, and
of Fevers; Sea sickness, &c. their
FULLY directed to the gLandular system,
lotions of the glands wherever situat
Scrotulous taiilts, in their incipient
vered in alfording all reasonable relief
ed and neglected scroluia.
5 hort time before or after exposure,
J TEN less liable to contract contagious
e $, AMI should be resorted 10 by per.
and marshy situations, or when travell
contagion. Also persons attending
OIL & watching and fatigue, or exposure
he sick room, become deblitated, and
, VIII Ind great assistance from these
nd purifying the system, and restor-
healthy state. Persons debilitaed
a ppllcation to business OF study, and
tai y habits, will derive great benefit
us e Of them.
& a nd deranged state of the system,
-aut umn and commencement OF whit.
"a rti cularly applicable, in preventing
IS, ongestlon of the lungs, SC. and
ny a ! lie, which otherwise would have
the C. Ranges of seasons.
no, lire for DR.. G. r. Phelps, and see
3 sigma ture is on the label, Price STA
G. X. PHELPS, M. d.
Prc'pri stor, Hartford, Connecticut.
The native American., 1840-02-15
For sale at

IUUD'S Drug SEOre.
And by most of the Drug gist in the District of Column
ba; also, most Of the to in the United Sta tes
where circulars containing particulars, and numerous
testimonials of the highest re spectaby may be seen.
Dec. IA
The native American., 1840-02-15
D RUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
HENRY MAY,
CHAS. l.. JONES.

RUNS, NEDIUINES, &c
N. w. rof Pennsylvania iuenue & 6h sts betueen
Brow" s = GaaS6ys Hole IS Washington city.
,HE und ersgued respectfully informs the citizens Of
L Washlr gfon, and the pr bile generally, that he has
taken the ID ug Store ionne occupied by Dr. S. Mitch
ell, 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Brow rs and Gatsbys Hotels, where he intends
keeping on and full and fresh supply of Drugs Medi-
cnes, Chen Gals, Paints. Oils Dye Sufs, &c. lso a
very general assortment OF Fancy Articles, Chewing To-
bacco SHUTS and Segars. of the best quality
Physicians prescriptions carefully and accurately com
pounded :
July ID Phdrmuceus
The native American., 1840-02-15

MPoRTAt 1T INFORMATION to persons afflicted
with the blowing complaints, viz: Scroula Leprosy
Salt Rheum st. Anthony's Fire Few ,r Sores even when
the bones are affected White SWELL 1gs Violent Erup.
tons, after m eases Scurvy, Foul F STEERING Eruptions
Pmped and IarbuncIed faces Sore T., Sore legs Scai
Head, Ulcers Venerea Tains when Mercury has failed
and all dsord srs arising from mpur of the blood
and hunos assured that Dr. RELIES Botanical Drops
continue walled for the prevention relief and
these complaints In proof of which read the following
remarkable cure ola case Of II gears sta ading:
Extract of letter. ssr: My leg. which before did
not look like human limb is entirely healed up
[aer resisting every other appca ion for ~ years)
Previous to taking your Relies Bot nnal Drops had
given up all hope Of relief.
another Case. An agent writes, There is person
taking the Botanical Drops evidently with the greatest
advantage" He declares, 10 his own words at is
doing wonders for him. and is, it We're, scratching
him from the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where persons were
pining away miserable existence nothing they could
procure atlordng them permanent relief until they had
made use Of the above invaluable Medicine.
They also the best Spring and Autumnal Phys
Price 81, or bottles for So.
For sale by s.. TODD,
March "a. Washington, ID. G..
The native American., 1840-02-15

IAGES ECR sAL.E.-The subscriber has IN
va: icy Q family and pleasure arfia.pes.
e not surpassed by any thing of the Xxi nd i'm this
such as
hes, close and open barouches
and large chariottees one with thru e Sc ats
,y-wagohs, sulkies, &c.
will be sold low tor cash. Secoi ,d-h and car.
en- in exchange. Repairing done as usual with
md depatch, and on the most reas enable terms
THOs ). YOUNG.
Penn. av. between Sd and - streets
The native American., 1840-02-15

JONES, Attorneys at L az, Washington, d c
their professional servic es the Public in the
lie District Of Columbia ad the neighborins
Virginia and Mary land They will attend to
ton of claims before Co ngress, the Depart
feneral Land Office, Sc. sc. Their office
ner OF Pennsylvania ave nue. and Third street
building with Gen. W alter Jones, to whom
fully make reference.
HENRY MAY,
CHAS. l.. JONES
The native American., 1840-02-15

LEAD FACTORY.-The subscriber offers
sale or rent, on liberal term S, the white lead
Gently erected by him, near t he railroad office.
'osed of by the lst of Septe, nb'.r, the fixtures
will be for sale. orparticr lars. Sc inquire of
JOHN PURDY.
rent new three-story b.ick house, situated
on B street
The native American., 1840-02-15

Nv are called on TO caution the public the Druggists
w in particular against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever pretences they may he offered any of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22

BosroN Apr 2o-cd Reeside Langley NYork 10th, Ed
ward Clark. dos Hale Chase, do; Citizen Small, do; 49,
Oscar Lowell do; Renown Lowell do; Cambridge stimson
do America Croweil, do; George Henry, Hall, dol cid Benz
PRovIDsneE, Apr isarr Keller, Hsyder, Mobile sid
Lawrence, Townsend Richmond; Lady Clinton. NYork Mo-
Eddy, do; Herald, DO; Motto do. .
New BRpFoKD Apr is-arr Republic Soule, NYork; Rod
Food, dos 6t Glide, Smith, do; sid Clnon Kelly, do
EssTPoRT, Apr iO--arr Texian Small, Halifax.
SALEM, Apr is--cld Ocean, Wilkins, NYork
PHILApELPHA, Ayr 2O--arr A Stevens, Briggs NYorl;
yug ThobuTn do; Planet Watkins dos cid Algonquin Tur-
ley Liverpoo Leila, Morrell, st Thomas; Illinois, Tomn
ALEx1SpRiA DC, Apr 49, arr Richmond, NYork.
PETERSBURG, Apr H-arr Sequel, Nfork.
WILMINGTON, NC Apr i5-arr Belle, Powell, NYork Re-
peater, Lincoln, do; America Somers, Charleston.
CHARLEsroN, Apr Statra, Montgomery, Newport
Wales.
SAVANNAH, Apr i6-s,d Cordelia Pendleton, NYork.
MOBILE Apr Barr Persia, Chandler, New York; Hannah,
Boss, do In port, Ct ships, 10 barks and y briss;
NEW ORLEANS, Apr i2-cld WIN Tel, COiGn, Gibraltar;
Bombay, Gay, Mobile; Orleans, Norton New York: Oregon,
Smith, do Mount Maria Burgess, do Wy?ming Dunn, iia
Ontro Adeu st 1homasi Michigan, Sturges, LII
verpool Virgina, Jordan, NYork. -
! APALAcHICOLA, Apr 4-cld Timoeon, Clark, NYork
Foreign Ports.
There American vessels at NeuvtaS IA days
No American vessels at Rosario, March "a.
MnrANzAs, April 5-Chlo for Hamburg, sh; Elizabeth dc
Jno Hale, Cowes do Metamora do dys Casda do
Astoria Soue I'm Havana where she was taken up at Sd
for Hamburg quar Byron for Cronsiadt M Geo Ryan, dc
i2h Canoncus do lg Lodi Provdance6 ds dc
Endcott Crons tadt; Wave, Merrryman Havana
MAYAcuEz. PR II days sinceCondor, Hatch, for York
dsg Hercules Ray of Cherryfd dos Henry Hobrook ldg
Robt Warning, Carr of NYork, do Sagadahock, disg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22

BOOKS OF HERAiDRY.;-T. BROWN. STONE seal I'm
Gs t s rs, Di2afsaS S's e r
sssrsysd Diamonds. aHsihys s ,orste: e!y.ts.
Pencil Case. ss%st Ring. With soss sf%:
Goats Of Arms pantd and Forwarded to of the Uni
Books q H-aidy KEEP, with upwards Coats
CURE YOUR COUGH BEFORE IT is TOO LATE
from iS;' dreadful ssiss
S,es ~ se h and Of its c
R 81 ;Rfs Isl b 5SRs
h bear testimony to this day ANNOUNCING n, II,
S s. %:d a
Market street few doors above Broad street Newark and
spss wsss%. '''''' near "''''' street, We" i'rA
| IvER CONTAINING disease often terminates in
another Of more se Drs Propsr ar not
GSs FREDERICKSBURG 81; Ss's' AID Gfk
y cleansing stomach and y
ssrwbeh he Compopnd srcpsbsnins PHI are st,n ave
;sPss md d tone g 9;'s tender .s's which ,ar, such
as,N RSi N i r e ss fSr sale
Newsgk and at No Division street. lear Chatham SQUARE
JAMES LAsGALh late Of e, hair dressing s.,s,i;h@,n,
for number Of years begs leave respectfully inform
$ JOHN r. ' Ho
viii &c .eTd With 6s cSs%poo July soSSGe1 thai TsqS nth
street attention to his business will continue 60 deserve and
hereby srS s .Se friends and the public av SssS
VALUABLE woRKS-A fel and perfect set OF very rare
publications offered for sale at very law price, being
the properly gentleman who lied by
10 dspse OF them They embrace foil and perfect set of
the Edinburgh Encyclopedia the Anaeciic Magazine, Of
which there but few peect sets existence The
cvcopedia will be sold g $780, and the Mag from
1905, beautifully bound calf s OLE red at subscription
price The proprietor has had much trouble 70 obtain perfect
sets OF these works. Apply to A. r. HEART, Troy NY
ara Inn
CHERNAN's COMPOUND ORRls TOOTH PASTE.
- The best entrce made Tor cleaning ard WI fleming
the teeth harder'ng the and rweeeup the hre ah.
DR. A. SMITH saws he say any thing that would
eomp,rs with H. and thinks its gent raj use will preserve the
THE RfVeMR PERRIN perp its va 10 add his name TO
the rnphy others who thinks So hshly this dcutrifcc.
col L. HAINEs, says 1t surpasses every thing Of the
hind hr tried
uFN D. VAN RhNsFLLAER, permits his pane 10 be
added ne lst &C these who highly pleased With a.
PROFESS Or BINGHAM. was indscsd 20 try Sher
orris Tccth Paste aud w' pleased with that he
CONNIE nds IL 70 all who need d,ntrihce.
For sale Nassau street y " aud u Westmi s,er at
Proy dcnce. - aT21
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
Corn TrnHc.

The canals opened yesterday and expected the
cets OF bresdstus into this city will be large Prices
and the been effected in anticipation and the
ket yesterday and has been very The
from Europe also has had its Influence and depressed the
Ret slightly No shipments viii be made hence Europe
long as the corn trade presents the But from the
SOUTH large Quantities going forward Last week less
than $4,000 barrels of flo bushels of wheat
ami Liverpool
The reduction prices throughout the country still going
on, and breaisufs selling within fraction Of the
prices OF lS30-he lowest known series of years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
MORNING HER ALD--sHIP NEW s
Port of New York, April e2.
Cleared.

Cleared.
h,l ISfd r S.G.s S$ss
Newport ri so' HGusyss fsd R' S2s.
ton TlGr bal Ns NS,Y. Gs;:s warshsm Charles
Arrived.
ship Huron Page Of Portsmouth 20 days I'm Liverpool with
% Tso%p.os April M 70 & 20 p isd aDf psS
Pglsferd OF Boston reported having been dmsed he 18th
ts,vs% April q IS s. sacSanssi saa. w
ship ileespont Parsons Of Boston, from Havre March a.
toeS. Knight Boston, from Sossn .'1 fGr e.
British bark Asator Wilson IS a. I'm Belfast, udr Herd
Keenap-,ss pssgrs. March o. .pske brig Medos I'm
= Domingo for Hamburg; soh, lat co. Ion 20 90 passed ship
British Royal Adelaide Vivian 30 dy, from Falmouth,
Hamburg bark Washington, Kruger as I'm Hamburg mdr
B,it.sh barb cosmo Cummings I'm Bristol Eng March as,
Brig Ashley Pike, I'm Charleston via Norfolk days. cotton,
Brig CumS,rl,nd Clopgh de from Guyana PR with ga
Brr Motto, Forbes of NIaven is As I'm Msysgucr PR
Brig Gee Washington Miner DIS fu cha.l-ston cotton to
schr C6as Mayhew ds I'm Neuvita. with ga bids
solasses 1903 bbs do 50 tics honey sesas to Holt
sehr Roswell, King, FIN parien Ca eot,on,o order.
sehr Gayle Brown Dis fm Eden,oH, NC, cotton sc to
sehr Le1en Long, Hopkins, snowhll, esr.
General Record.
anchor :, Fire Island ready 70 proceed this city
%nn Msa Chandler sS ssd Ss1es for
ashore east OF NJ DOfnnks;
syfd but the vessel cargo would probably lost the
Slaniards had robbed her; cut the sails &c
The Ohio II New Orleans. spoke Elizabeth cf the
yge hsy had bee ashore the Florida eefw lean
o'sa'y-and was bound fr.m NOrlesns, FOR NNotk.
bottom up dred ashore Sandy Cove. Dgby
Necksas week TIE name, Meridankf SedXvick was
inot ON her stern. although she much jared AFT We
paper, 18th inst. 1870
~ y y;b ~, re-: L,Er:Dg. vh. New o.,a.
log black schooner full of aud carry ing several
gnps Perhaps a fcXan other slnop Of
~ this moment h loading New Orleans Mobile
florda Savannh Charles on, Virginia and New YORK. no
less than 50 ss for Great Britain aud the
cehneut-'otal lis Total last year. in favor OF
1880. ~ vessels. "
teights 6eclining at Havana on the 9Th mat.
. spoken.
Lagrange, from Porto Rico Tor New York April lat 81 30
Ion ~ ..., ..- o.. 7 r. y
Howell from NYork Cor Ckseston, April 49, lat ss Ion 20
Ga,eile from NYo,k for savannah April ~ 81 l. 81
Cubend frcr Porto Rico cut ~ ds Cor Ny orb pril
"a, LAT n ST. lon "a q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22

Total OF ss shippers from August o. Jan $780, stsss 900
From these rsturnst appears that the 8 Benk dip
psr on coin from August 10 January iso the Of
sacpoc or one half Of the whole simcnts from the Unite
ssss IN tn tive The argst shipper appears
been Drown, Brothers, who have drawn against H.
The sctsJ balance oTr,de SIN in favor Of hut
the Imports hare been small tho amount ~ produce
gone orssrd bahi, suci,u, to cause
OF I'll" country The U. s. Danh however owes lsrge ba.
lauees there which she pay specie az ,h s NO p,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22

bab,tx that her securities wall be available Some demand
for specie may spring from this but generally the
state of the specie market returning its natural state and
will be Influenced by the state Of trade There doubt
hut that large quantities boarded consequence of
the dsrus by the suspension Of the Southern anks
aadw make its only when confidence perfect
iy restored. - -.tCs ',ftF -- @Cs FSt g." t'
The quantity of specie in this country has been matter of
Many estna the amount SiOs 900 oo mcud
$50 Yer but have estimate low
than this last quarter entitled degree of cs
fdence. We will make estimate fr the data before
In the banks held $4,000 There estimated
cuaton at that time If to this he ded the excess
Of Imports and the supply from the Mines and deduct the
nua consumption will have nearly the present stock
fellows:
Held by the banks in 1920. S20,00o,OOO
Estimate in circulation al that time 100000
Excess oiimport up to ls4o, 100000
Supply from the mines in the United States, 10000 900
Total, o7,ooo 900
Deduct con SUMPTION of l6 900 900
/ So. 1000
Amount now held BY the banks, 55Sooooo
Amount in the hands of the public, S5e,ooo,ooo
In the twenty years the population othe Union has much
with the demand for the precious metal has in
creased During the past three years. there has been
their which has ndered disposition to hoard
which inclination will continue until entire change take
place in the bank - stem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
"a BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence ofthe Herald J
... ...- WAsHISGroN, April 10th, 1910
rhe General appropriation Bii-Deata of Judge

WAsHISeroS, April Goth, 1910.
The General appropriation BHi--DeaM Of Judge
White, &c.
Mr.. Wise, in the House of Representatives, this
morning askcd to be excused from serving the
lect committee. 70 investigate the contracts made
for stationary between Hugh A. Garland the clerk
of the House, and Messrs. Langtree and o. Sulli.
van. Mr.. Wise said that the investigation, would
give rise to much animated debate; and as he had
disease in his throat, (BTonchttes,) he could not
partake in this, without njuring his health Be
sides he would be absent several weeks for the
covery of his health, and therefore asked to be eX
cused. Aud he was excused accordingly 1t is
hoped that this extraordinary man may recover
Mr.. Dawson, of Georgia. the accomplished and
gentlemanly Mr.. Dawson, declined sitting on the
Committee, on the ground that he was on two al
ready.
The House of Representatives went into Com
mittec of the Whole Mr. Casey, Of Illinois, in the
Chair and resumed the consideration of the Gene
raj Appropriation Bill. Mr.. Horace Everett, OF
Vermont, entitled to the floor, and made an
elaborate speech, but not one single syllable could
hear. Mr.. Everett speaks so low, that it is next
to impossible for any one to hear him. lie has,
| however, the reputation of an able man.
! The Hon. George NJ Keim, Of Pennsy vania, fol.
lowed and after briefly discussing the BILL launched
out into episode in reply to the remarks submit
! ted few days since by Mr.. Ogla He particu
will call out response. Mr.. keim is Berks
County democrat, or iocofocO; is man OF large
fortune, possessing brilliant education, fine taste
and is patron of the arts. He has probably done
more to encourage painting and stauary than all
the rest of the admirers of Uertu in the United
States. He has but little inclination for pariamen
tary life.
Mr.. Parmenter, of Mississippi, had the floor next
| and made elaborate speech in defence of the ad
minstraton generally, but particularly defensive Of
! the Secretary eff the Treasury, and the Collector o.
Boston. He also took short hand round at the
| Hartford Convention.
Mr.. Satensta followed, when the Committe rose
| and the House ad journcd.
In the Senate, the death of Judge White, which
event took place. at Carthage, Tennessee, the l0tt
inst, was announced by Mr.. Senator Anderson, ano
the Senate adjourned till tomorrow
Genl Waddy Thompson, Of South Carolina, &c day
addressed letter to his constituents, in which h,
takes very decided stand in favor of the election
of Genl. Harrison. Like everything that Mr.. Thomp
son writes, it is distinguished for its boldness
promptness, eoquence, and ability.
Yours, SC.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
TnrArkreA Lg.LMadaihe Celeste is at the fremont,
Boston. and Miss Sheriff at Philadelphia.

81 Q
bus Somsn dtsersedy an ree ed H..
APPRECIATION those who have witnessed the
ants soman Lssaro Mr. So@an si9gs %
strength company also play IN the oma.
play which rsceiyed every pgit
with the most hatferng demonstrations of delight lf9 I.
sIf % col r.a -, Ro
4S RESPECTFULLY Informed that the steamboat Is
romIthe for few day TO make some heres
sary repairing Due notice will be when she
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
Died.

On Tuesday, of consumption, Thomas Sullivan, in the 2s
Of his age.
The relatives and friends of his brother John Sullivan and
also those Of his cousins james and Robert Sullivan,
specially invited to attend his fune al this afternoon, at o.
clock, from 81 Cherry st.
On Tuesday evening after long and painful nsss Sarah
Aun wife Of Donald Cameron and daughter VI Mrs Sarah
Tee, OF 2s5 Peal street IS years months and IS days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
State OF Trade.

The markets generally a little active but without
material change in the prices Of commodity AT Padel-
phia there to be doing, consequence
opening of the inland navigation The following from our
correspondent 3 "l.f M
~ = PHfLApEFPHI,, Monday, p. NJ.
There has been hogsheads Quectron ark taken for
Shipment the most part of which will be from your port
~ consequence Of The scarcity Of vessels here.
The quantity of lumber received here this
been exceeded spring and the sales have ready
and at good prices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22

On tie 9Th instant at Staten Island, by the Rev. David
hloore Jeremiah Smith, ESQ., TO Miss Jane Eliza only Ugh
ter Of the late john Bodne the 18th Instant at The
place by the Rev. James Brownee, Wnant Housman
ESQ., TO Miss Mary Haughw daughter Of Ncsas Haugh
wout, Esq. all of that place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
PARK THEATRE-TMs EVENING April 2a will be
KING LEAR-Lear Nh Kean
BOLD DRAGOUNS-l.eon,M Nj Held

PARK THEATRE-THs EVENING April 90, will be
E EGIb f BRldd5ys NJ ssss NJ HELD.
RowEeY THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING, April "a Will
ATTILA-Atta, Mr. Barry; Ardarie. Proctor; Neva Mrs.
niGiiWAYs AND BYwAYsa stsblle, Mr. Gates.
Pri6es-boses' cents; f 81 cents; Gasryss sen,s
NkW CHATHAN THEATRE-Ths EVENING"
The Ap e yl De Ssrorysd Mr., soma
THE AVENGER-Procidi, Mr. Thorne.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THls EVENING, April 22 vail
yH5 " NEW s6 BSsk.e; gsY Mitchell.
HUSBAND AZ sIGHT-Ferdnand Louisterg Mr. Ed
MS LAST LEGs.-oCaaghan, Mr. Johnson; Julia Miss
Doors open atsl-Performanee COMMEMORATE.
EAGLE STREET THEATRE, BUFFALo.-'The above
sta9 ApSa,io1s from %smeer e nc Profession {po'i;;
avis AZ ,',-,,'' EDWIN DEAN.
81 S 2E Te LaT the n ssi sS s es
ia ar finished complete German silver CRATES mahogany
capacity; furnace With dues Throughout the Rouse speaking
e@a ss'"s
'f m 9fS an G 1aS IN perfect Ga g
CLARK, Esq. 1876 Water street mails Imis
Auc,TIoN NoTlcE.-BRANCF FoURTH SPRING
On "Wednesday, April ~ Furniture including large and gen
a s. t assJs fs' fsasS saSs
bna n.s pattern &c as6ssss tss TSse'
Also, second hand Furniture .
apo 81 NJ. HENRY, Aucuoneer
'I'UALL THE PEDLARS IN THE UNITED STATES.
l. WIN. NANN, 2sl Grand street. supplies Dry Goods to
greater number of Pedlsrs than any House The City or
New York. ap2O 81.
HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints of pr
vae acknowledgements, whatever other medicine you
take, il is health and money thrown away-ha in time
this terrible but retrbuton of mans wickeduess, viii
show itself ia horrible form. Then apply III
Only absolute earth at Division ST. 81 vial F
particulars advertisements outside m3l Uni
LT7- To THE AFyIIcrrp.-We would call the attention Of
readers the celebrated preparations of Dr. GkRAR
! DIN PLY stefan wlo stands inferior to in his
medical requirements hayixg devoted his entire attention
the and Of Diseases for number OF
The attending his mode of ament commends him
most strongly tc the attention of the inyalids.
See advertisement the last page ap3 I'm
! CHARLES F. FoLwELL, LATE FOREMAN TOW
" H. STINEMETS, and formerly Cutter to j. q. Wyman
OF Broadway beg leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has associated himself with Henry Adams, and that
they HAVE at 90 Fulton street an establishment for
the uansacdo of The Tailoring business all varieties
where GENT Zen will always find fashionable assortmsnt q
fine Cloths ,assmeres also description of RICH
SATIN, Ghale, Woolea, and Narse,es vesiings, which will
TWENTY PER CENT. BELOW THE USUAL
C. EFF would remark that his practice CUTTER having
warranted assuring all those who would paron the
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