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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY.
Partial returns Indicate that the Wigs lnve
,arred tie county by about 50 votes.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
FREDERICK COUNTY.
From the Frederick Examiner-Extra.

FROM Inc Frederick ENanner-EXtra
GRAND WING TRIUMPH IN OLD FREDE.
RICK COUNTY.
Old Tinnccnnoe WAS in this bnltle hnys IS VOL
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
.yohn Tgier, ca Virginia.

~, E..s!or; 2" PrssiI>af Gad Wee Prttd'n! o. As
Cai.s! States,
PHILIP COLE. Of Washington.
JOSEPH C. BROWN, Of st. Lous.
SAMUEL c. OWENS, uf Iavkson.
STEpHEN CLEANER, of Rails
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-27
MR.. VAN BUREN's REPLY.
WAsHINeTON, INV 3l, $50.

GENTLEMEN: Official duties growing
put Of the closing scenes of greatly
ptotracted session of Congress, added to
those which are of daily occur ice, have
compelled me to postpone to this time, a
reply to your communication.
You have not. gentlemen, in the course
you have pursued, misjudged either the
xtent Of your oWn rights; nor the impor-
lance Of . free communication of opin-
ion between the constituent and pro-
posed representative. The authority ol
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-27
GEORGETOWN, o. THURSDAY, AUGUST 81 1910
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-. After having raised IL in fact. il was opened,
md the body was found in an anhoped for
state Of preservation. AT this solemn moment,
Il the sigh of the easily recognised remains Of
him Who had done so much for the glory Of
France, the emotion was deep and unanimous,
At half past 3 o'clsck, The guns OF the fort an.
nounc Il to the ships and vessels in the road.
SIC al that the funeral procession had common
ced its march towards James Town. The mi
iita and troops of the garrison preceded the cas-,
winch was covered with pail, the corner be-
inc borne by Generals Bertrand and Gourgood,
and Messrs. lie Lacases and Marchand, the
authorities and a crowd of the inhabitants fol-
lowing.
The guns of the frigate having answered
those Of the fort, she continued 10 fire minute
guns. From the morning the yards were slung
and the Gag hoisted half.mast high. as signs OF
mourning, in which foreign ships and vessels
,ined. When the procession appeared on the
quay, the English troops formed double line,
through which the car pdsssd slo@iy to the
shore.
AT the waters edge, where the English lines
had terminated. had collected all the Ulcers
of the French division. waiting in deep mourn
ing and heads uncovered, the approach OF the
coffin. When within twenty PAGES of US it
stopped, and the Governor advancing to me,
delivered up 10 me, in the ia ne OF his govern
ment, the remains of the Emperor Napoleon
On the 10th, at 10 - lock in the morning, all
the off ers and crews of the French ships OF war
and merchantmen having been assembled on
board the G.igate, solemn funeral serl ice was
celebrated; the body was then lowered between
decks, where "A chapeRe ardent had been pre-
pared 10 receive it.
At noon all WAS terminated, and the frigate
was ready To sail; but the drawing up ct the
proceS-UcTbGur required two days, and it "as
only the morning oil the 18th that the Belle
P,ue and Favorite were able to get under
weigh The Oreste, which left at the same
time, sailed for its destination. Af,er PROPER
Gus and easy passage, have just anchored in
The Roads Of Cherb ,urg, at five in the morning.
Receive, Admiral, the assuran e Of my respect,
The Captain of the Belle PouIe,
r. DURLEANS.
Roads of Cherbourg, Nov. 81.
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FoikEluN rrGMs
RECEIVED BP THE ACADIA.
FRANCE,

The address in answer to the kings speech,
draw up By NJ. Dupin, was read on the 23d
of November, amid frequent murmurs 1t was
still tile subject Of debate at the date Of our la
test advices, and it was thong t that it would
be greatly mJdlhed before adoption The de-
| "a assumed a very personal character, chiefly
between NJ. Fbiers ANA his successor NJ. Guz1t.
The Grner was exceedingly personal and sche-
ment. w give the address rs re ,orted.
Sire-tVe thank yuuI M jerty fT having con-
vok the Chambers beio,e the ordinary period
of th il meeting. Il is patio Iarly IN important
circumstances, IN thJse which interest the honor
aud safety of nations, that it ,AAoves consti-
tutional ring TO surround hime f with the r.
pres:ntatlves of the country, tn expose to them
Inc situation of sffIirs, to take their advice, and
claim their suppori.
I he measures which the Emperor Of Austria,
! the Qu. EN- Of Great Britain, tn. King of PRUSSIA,
and the Emperor Of Russia have taken in con-
! .eu with the Ottoman Porte, in order t0 regulate
J the relations of the Sultan with III. Pdsnt of
| Egypt, have excited all our solicitude. France
has been deeply moved by this event, aud has
followed with anxiety all tse pIas.s ol this great
Crisis Prudence req ur.I Of your AIaJe, 10
provide 10. all contingencies by armdments Of
! precautions; extraordinary eredi have beef
opened to meet them, AMI we fully appreciate
| their motives and Unity.
In this state of Things, or support, Sire, is as
for just war. a peace with,ut dignity coulu
never be accepted Gather by France or by her
King. An unjust war, violent sgg ession,
without cause object, would not b. agr.ea
bic eithIT To our manners or to our ideas OF civl
liz.tlon and progress. Peace, then, If possible
an honorable and certain peace, winch will
| leave unimpaired the balance OF power In Eu-
| roYe--such is oar trst wish. But 1t, IN the
course Of events, it b.came impossible on these
conditiuns-if the honor Of France required it
ii her violated rights-if her territory mena-
ced -
cThe Pr sident was here interrupted by an
| explosion of murnurs from the lett and ieit ceH
u. and WAS a lIns tims unable to OBTAIN
hearing Several apostrophes were addressed
10 him whi;l escaped US on account OF the up
roar. W hen he had at last Obtained silence, he
turned toward the left nd toll than that they
wold he at liberty TO make the objections dur
ing the discussion; whrn NJ. Tdsherau rose ano
exclaimed, "We cannot too soon protest against
such lar guage.' The President having repeat
es the sentence. his voice " as again oveipoH-
ed BY 10 I'd murmurs. lie was, however, at last
allowed To proeeed) --s'for her int rests ssrs IS.
ly cnmprom,sei, rem Ter It imperative; speak,
then, Sire, AMI at your vote tbs French people
wi! rise Aks sIs pssa, sAs country ws.1 sasas's
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

A happy Christmas to our readers-May Joy
ous voutb and cheerful age alike welcome this
bolydov. That those who are engaged in our
office may partake of the festivities Of the occa-
sion. no paper will be issued tomorrow.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

hAAA%xk k.D,
Onthe 2,I n'.. by rIr r.. r. g. BrP ,kiaridsr, H..
d IN Sev'i SrE;HEJ YGsKi5, rnu ,dl lie
llssc Il Department iii BlIt n"rr Htih Sc.iool, Z"
AMANDA \, III outer OF the late W.. Lowell Esq., AL
Of li.s ely
I'm the 22d inst, by the Psv. Samuel Repler, j. a. G..
TAYLOR t, N So MARY .'AY.nR, bit oitLsc b.
On the 31ld / lst., byt.e t,y. Jlhn J,ne-, JOHN
LOAN 10 Miss MATILDA 5TASsBuYY. boIh o.
this city.
o.. thu al insau., by the Rev Cil.. D. Tppetf, DE-
DRiCK G. WEAvERts Mss MARY .aNs-iA BOG
GUS, all o 'shis city.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Ml,cdgeyillc, Dec. IA, 1910.


Gentlemen Of The Senate
and Of Ehc House Of Representatives:
Since vour assemblage ON the 81 ultimo, the
cotton crop Of this year has been generally ga
thered and the quantity raised has fallen so far
below the most reasonable calculation that, with
out fOrbearance on the part OF creditors not to
he expected, the pecuniary distress of the people
for the next year will be unprecedented and ruiz
nous. feel it my duty, therefore, To call your
attention to this SUBJECT before your adjourn
ment that you NAV adopt such constitutional
measures FOR the relief of the people your
wisdom NAV suggest exp .dient and proper.
The Central BIuk, burthened it Is and ne
cessarily must be by preparations for the sup
port of Government, cannot extend further ac-
cnmmudaiiDns; and If you concur with me in the
opinion that the eXigrucy requires and demands
at yt4ur hands efforts for he aid of the peo-
pile through the diff .ulties of the ensuing year,
GiSdpp tinted a. they are in The usual means at
meeting their engag cments By the almost total
tlllure of The cotton err IN SOME places and its
great dimiuuiiOn every where. yo cannot turn
your alten ion too N to the subject. Beng
unapprised Ut any measure proposed by you for
this su.jert, and not being willing TO incur the
expense incident Ia an extraordinary session of
the Legislature, when 1t is as we'll known as it
be some months hence that the necessities
tf The people will certainly require relief, which
none bul the supreme authority can afford,
place tbs matter before you, not doubling that
al wi be done by you that can be 10 avert the
Consequences Of calamity that none could have
loieseep, and that nn rEdence could have guard
cd against.
CHARLES J. MCDONALD.
Upon the receipt OF this message, solutions
we're adopted in both houses, requesting his FIX
celency TO suggest some aefnile measure OF re-
lief. The partsans of the Executive resisted
hut the resolutions were carried. We awai
with anxiety to know what measures the Cover.
i'll 1,ro,ose
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Ac communication adj
dressed to M. Van Buren,, as chief servant OF
the people, by ''GraOior JNonc" was received,
but came to hand 50 late that was not inserted,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25
DIED,

On the 22d inst. VI AIRY. IA litter Of John P. and Eu
.ena D. Adams, aged mouths.
At Best m, m the 18th inst, of typhn' few err VIII
LIAM SHAW A.JEs, aIed y ysars, late Of PFoSi'
dsuce, r. !.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25
DIR, THOD. N. FOWLER

Green street, one door south OF Market, Is an
gent. and authorised to receive subscriptions
10 the Pilot.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

a. g The obvious definition of a Monarchy"
saws Cibbon, seems to be that Of State, IN
winch single person, by whatsoever name ne
NAV be distinguished, is entrusted with TIC e1S
c,ttion Of the laos, the management ?f "'e 70
vefite and the command Of the army"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25
rHAAnING SIDES.

The Governor of Georgia is one of the most
decided supporters OF the anti-bank and hard mo-
ncy policy. The following is a copy OF a late
message to the Legislature of that State:
MESSAGE.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

Snow VS.. EeGs As eggs are dear, and
snow as L,en, and probably will again be
cheap, we observe by some oil The newspapers
that notable honse.wi e has discovered thai
SHOW, IN culinary operations, cake making, sc
j. an excellent suDstltute-two snow balls, oi
The sz OF ant g, being equal 10 two eggs it.
sci. Nonder how The snow balls would answer
Tor eresklas' Should they be Lard boiled, Of
se.l-M \, Cen.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25
UNITED STATES BANK.

MIR. Jaudon, on his arrival in England, pub
ished an account of the condition of the United
States Bank, which we find in the London pa
per., and which we extract.
.7s5ets Of tic Bank Of TIE United States, Oc-
tJber !, lS4O.
Dollars DJllars.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

Nr.,,lN ..L..N 4 n-D EaUlESi1 A'O - EGLG
avn T'ITRFSHINC; MACHINE.

Nn,ss ssS IN IaOA<9E4 A'O - FLLS
Ann THRESHtNG MACHINE
SeyfTE subscriber would inform the public that ne
Il has hee. able to ties as NEW HORSE POWER
4 THRESHING MACE NE, aud now oiiTs them &c
the public; believing tia. they will fully meet The eNl~ci
tatGn md wishes 0f the purchasers. he thinks That ly
Will he found eqna, f uJ superior IN any Machines ~
dat purpose now ia They re compact, suJhs
md Il lelie".d To he vcd rahe, caculaledto be work
I'd nv t.ur horses.
de- has also oA hand other Horse powers and Thresh
a.. Machines less expensive.
lie Is likewise. Agent for the sale Of Mr. Umuys Horse
Powers and Threading Machines; those pretetnng these
Nachurs can pfnrure them by calling at his Farmers
depository, in rrIit srcGt. ...
j =.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25
MIR IREET.


6SjTE1 Two comfortable Two story Rgirk Ii !,G
sAitG- DWELLINGS :, III Lnycly I.anei adloin- -
NC the tnur lending Ia Nnr u lead Fer terhI5 apply
TO ~. w. Mcclellan, or 10 the subscriber. ~
Mi 2awH IL kAhuhH'
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

Il Ii Az - ~ OS1L IA ~ E4ASY
Y i on hand and for sale by
TURNER, WUEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
di7 Suuih Charles 81.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

EUC * EcTS, BOXES, BOWLS. B.AsKA ELS.
nAA FRUIT BOXES and BASKETS
GCSBSH 100 dozen Painted Buckets
CARDS, assnurd
900 Futter Bowls and Trays
500 smperh Hutlcr Prints
Willow Carrial Ps and Cradles
WUoIle. and Flax Spinning Wheels.
DUKEIIART & CO,
10th mn. 81 i0Ib Baltimore street.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a STORY or BALTi-
a MORE, hy the Author of the 'Su5IIdfn. to-" Mum
Knight Il Culhu ~ aud for sale al the principal hook
stores in tttc CiIv de Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-19

A SMALL FAMILY harirg more rooms than hey occupy
a would willing TO let them at low rent Apply at III
Elm. near Proome at. s7 81
MRS. FirZWlLLiAM begs have respectfully 10 inform
h her friends and the Jube that her farewell Benefit AMI
last appearance prior TO her departure New Orleans, will
take place FRIDAY next December 18th; which oecs
clos viii be performed the two new pie or positive the
time The Banished Star Leaf for the Life Of
an Actress-Mad Fansy Nonusreil, Ian aetres Mira Ftz
william Out OF Place. with other entertain MIS- will
he ed in future diT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-19
Il3:NRXH:XEIN

X q Z i, z TX y r.
MY CHILD was recently afflicted with he Group, and
wi hought she wsuld not pryi.e Two hours WHEN We W.
ssrnce OF oarhound Candy IS rsisn street; nd hd
go and the effects aston ching Her complaint b@E 80
csd mediate relief he child erPsetoratsd Freely,
space three hours sic corsd red oat u dan
ger and IN hours performed rcre Please
publish this the benefit q those who have da JIG
little children afflicted my child vas
J. HAUItSON, So Nam street Brooflyt.
Msssrs. J. nsass 4 Son, As Divistrs street;
terteme n--Hayng been troubled with
for the last month tso to be quite Unable TO ~
tend daily husness) advised b. friend 10 make
Trial OF your ClsrGed Esseaee sf bloodhound -ndy. Which
cid and found relief and mend
ed TO sevstsl Of my profes.on ard they found aue~
''s"'~''' " wv CoUNsE Flor sMITH. 20 Liberty e.
You at liberty to make puu,e Of ths 20, hk
proper. t-h
AgenisJ Zisbgr N ". Of Third and roct
rhilsdelphia J. bedding. Nos state at Boston, ass Dv
Brooklyn, L. None rensise unless each pstase signed
tained wholesale and retail. oas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-19

BY THOMAS BELL.
fStsres Nos 20 .gsp and us tsfff-n sfyesfs.)

iStsres Nos 30 9sp and US t'ff-n sfyeefs.)
sAIUkDAi.
At al past 10 O'clock; at The sale roons
EaeGsse SALE Of Fsgs sno s.r' Ss ,'ss
niiure Of all desc iptiops
o .spsIisr piano f'rts marble io0 pier and centre Ia
hard organs used for some time in cr0''T
Fine Furs-Aso II ii oeIocs The Fulton street stores
With imperial rug to @tteh; hanging, Astral hall and atl
lamps table suery Aso large counter with marble sian
The piano tss carpets fus and choice furniture win be
will commence usual in half pas o'c ock
az 10 o'clock handsome light chandelier suitable for small
TUESDAY.
At half past 10 o'clock, IN the sale rooms.
Dry Goods Clothing fancy and pledged articles IN great
Also, trunks second hand clothing guns cutlery, Sc
WHY'S &e-Also bastst superior Lha%pasas ~ cases
bb apples, fer family use SC Wines, viii be sold pre-
Also, consignment of German slas. ware, assorted.
BY BUIrERFiELp cQAcHMOS
Out door sales fGroesres Furniture &c puneuaIy
tended TO, and respectfully solicited
MONDAY, Dec. a.
At II ocloo X, in front of the store.
& s Of Ss Of sSss s R o w Be
rrshre Constable Also at the same time, quantity of
''0'"'Ns' TUESDAY, Dec.se
Asie ofoe 6, a. ' n 1asIn room No q c,h,.
ne street large assortment Of u1redss~ed pledges which
have been pledged year ard Vi. eSas p.taSon:
Aisc at O'clock. fine al sorment of Watches jewery
Tuesday Jan. s.
ATTIC oclack. at the don
Pawnbrokers sale-By older Of Esrer Levy, No. cvi-
sion Iage of uBredeemed pledges which
have been pledged year and upwards
TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
Alto O'Clock. at the au tian room
SaeBy order Of Louis Levy, large assert
ment of unredtemed pledges,
All PRIVATE SALE.
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
charons Liverpool do Delivered at the market
free Of carriage.
Also 0Ccotisg Stoves.
SALES OF FUHNITURE.-The auc iianeer respectful
gives notice that he will attend personally sale 81
Household Frrnure 81 the dwellings ofth declining
ksepng Liberal cash advances will be made on furnure
the auction store Inventories and o
the effects dece personally attended to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-19
Amaze nae0Gs.


PARk THEATRE.
rms. BENEFIT .FI or THEM AIs r. lts HUGHES
cn %t's. i"coNE, 4GtIN
T'"iHPshs Chapman San" Mr.. cbiDvS N sie
Infant Mins,rs III, Masr' III GhEs, ia ore Ct .her ia
lobe f'l,Sysd X 'f Eth "a, comedy Of
El'er f::.,,. Mr. Clark woeH'fi; WI. ~, Held
Al,sr which tho Masters rUGnEs rii,ss% per.
me FIT e fGSspsf EA the a''' Of
F1oryijlls,, Mi Jones vsIdau ,M,chigr indaIs
bds:s r. s,n Gallery :.
BOWEKY TnEATRE.
GRAND rRIS MAAEFps SPECTACLE"
'0" fHE T nv fTT'8SfE r fRSff ff' 'P'd
Aft. Which Mr. Gonoysr The FLEXIBLE Man. will exhibit
Glea,Sy WIN bis hGr' :, fall seed ~
balance hi%sf es;r q: Ssst q S'is;
BY Jesiie &c FSgr Hungarian Cousins wierhi-
0 Graz Ba,toat vsutng in which Dse throws so and
s &. s.7 z Rider will
The Arena conclude with chiros end Achilles.
M sGs ssf vi" rs sToaIe bEsfhr
psG p. Ss.r at Quartz cs
THIS EVENING, Dec ,s-The performance will cemn
THE W" @ir i%i p; oF '' The q SEA-
Hugh Dalton, Mr. Kirby
Cromwell. MIR SCyeus BuTrell, MIR Cline
Zillah, Mrs Tkorne
To be followed bv the force of
DOES YOUR MOTHER KNOW YOU'RE OUT.
Mr. Cotton, Mr. Andej ,ca Miss Brown Mrs Thome
To nrlude with the drama of
JONATHAN BRADFORD.
Dan Macraity Mr. Kirby
serimmage, Mr. Stevens AM, Mrs Mossop
Jonathan b afford, Mr. Cline
Doors open at St, performance fe commence at
Boxes 2d and 30 tiers iit2i cents gallery M
MlTCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE 80
THIS EVENING, &C is-The performances wiA CON-
mence with the free emit led
THE KING INCtG.
Tom Stiles MIR Edwin Mrs Dibbs, Mrs Watts
After which,
Sclo, by MIR DowEe
To be followed hy the Extravaganza called
STARS AT The AsTOR
Apolo MIR Mitchell
Jove, Mir Russell Juno, Mrs Timn
To which will be added tie farce called
THE PARSONS NOSE. -
Bulb, Mr. Mitchell Madeline, Mrs Tinm
The estert sinmens to oonclrde With the farce OF
THE WI3OW'S VICTIM.
Twier, Mr. Edwin Rattlttor, Mis- Wssss
Doors AT haH past 6--curtan rises at :. =
Dress Circle SO oents-Upper Boxes IS esn''-rh oSe -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-19

TOR the Ct certain well known discrls The wrsp
contain printed sk tch OF the Of the
plain ALLUDED TO- WHICH will enable the patient TO adcpt The
The asdicins u varr,aed TO disease radically aud
shorter space n time than aev remedy before e public
Try ~ md IL u fails tie price shall positively he rsurred
Tree 81 ID at the drug stores, corner Wster and Fulton
Broadway; ct Chambers st. Church street;
Canal ST.; aud al Grand 81, Of Eldrdse at d7mi.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-19
AMERICAN MUSEUM,

Corner Of Br0adsrdy and INN street
rREMENDOUsAND UNRlVALLEn ATT RAcTIoS.
Last wssk of the Of srs GIBBS, the eelebrz
Re.ersasement of Mr.. C FREEMAN, ,s great,
youth Of 20 years oil whs Sc lneredt
bic sine bined sgy and strength strikes every bs-
In addition the above the pr.nrletors have hen aoIe 20
effect a short engagement with Ners ADRANT the r'sAf
rs GIBBs will contribute TO Diversity the entertainments
e Moss. ADRANT with choice 'eitean Of songs nams
On Monday Tuesday .Id wsdrs'say vii , Sing Row,
and Rory OMore
THURSDAY, tnd I'd saturday,
'The Moons ON the Lake ~ IN In, 49, "s'n we "e"'p
conm,u,i.g on MONDAY. EvENING, December ish,
aas e,fnrg aujns .s T,fs every Eve
Trs ssr s,i.p. He, e sorcIy Astounding Experimental
kors Ad,cni will fee various articles ~ mage n
the sssos during his rtriosn which may De ~ ~ ,hy
place situation o the building reasonably ~ ne
audience THIS feat estimated Ne Plus Ultra OF the
E.ereuan,ie Art. -, 81, a.. a.,
Ths evenings ~ conclude with Mr. Mset
unrvslist Aecsiies fRse- consstng
,is.n vsu,r aud zoe Danear! Turkish Jusriefi Op
The stay VIII appropriately arranged repfes'ntng
Temple Of Msgi, al lsIa'an 49, CT. pt-..-
In sdliiou above nay be seen Fancy Glass Blowing
AZ ss",'ur. the grand CosMoRAMA. which sress
every thing 81 The had ~ the United states.
NB-Day Visitors admitted IA the evening" ~thost eAue
P.formsnee will eommere. tie saloon evening at
Prnsiyas Of School,. aud their Fus admitted liberal
terms. . ,, -, a, A. .....,...,..r,. %
cent, CHILDREN under 10 haltrr,ee. els
lIIII.,s TUE ATRf-'rhc Public respectfully info "a
II that this beautiful utlc place ~ emssentnt w
eJen or short vnt,r season. on or sSs., VIC nu az.
ggemen, will plegsc spb by letter. lto'trsd) dn'eea v"
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ldEssRs. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, members Of the
vi (iern.n Musical Society beg leave 10 hfo the ashton
ble sesty Of New York snl s vicinity that they ay,
twenty ia num SER required Thsy all the fshonsble
Of Lsnner Lss'szky aud other emiaent
Professors aad hold hemsess readiness to attend private
MITES, seirtes, &c. They will attend yith two Instruments
Vi,n Piano Forte aad additional number that be
e1rrd Favors will be promptly attended {, BY applying
he large Far Store, Broad and i2i Norfolk street
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