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Park THEATRE
THIS EVENING March 2s--Ths performance will COM
THE HEIR RIVALS.
FauIkisud, ..t.r Abssr.
LYDIA Lsnsui.. Me. Cn.amaa
The 'i fE sGisee
S Sss;;s Mr.. sas A's1 F:s.;
Admis.ion0Boss. 81 Pr, SO esa,, 6 i.a m' 2; cents
CHATHAM THEATRE,
THIS EVENING, March 2sd-The performance wall COM
THE oo Is zen w thK,rR
Jenny Txi,eher John seftoD Golden Esr%sr. Thorn.
THE BARRAc nt1 Room.
Colonel F.rner, c Mestayer Bernard, y. Johnson
.... ONE HOUR q a''fI s SOC bIER's LIFE.
're' fs. fl,,2ma0 Seton Fl FALLEN Mr., s,,, Held
Na,r Teck John Seton
L:.tte. Mrs Thorns
hsIs Sssnts sd .ad .dtiersss, Pit nv ansry ~
Deo .onen at g.: Curtain rises at " precisely
ru, @I TTNiSLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING Mares 2'-The performances win con-
GIN DE hEILA
ffn SinadS .'er'hee Mr. Forubastis
Cinderella iSi;o"m
THE p A,bis rs' s NOSE
Bubb s.n. Mitchell Chi,,,adsn N clsason
RICHARD 10 III.
Lady ce Court Ms M;:s s s;a~Ir,,.
49, HERCULES
'ran't t,v;n;, N'ek'n'0n Captain Darling Edwin
Adn,..Os-Dsss circle soeen,s Upper ooIs. Is s.n'.
Doors at Curtain risey at half past seven
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coal, AND COLDS

Ct s Ts,sss b.
trade no c 81 siHs ASD '1 c6IDs
Many are no" I ts ai acquired by
The great E E.X%ssffy Fl hS ts CANDY
wsichhss acquired enviabe celebrity tor its nvarabe
Az GLASSES 3 =. or PULMONARY os AFFECTIONS
known By rs fInsIits good works testify for tit
''['s' only BY IF
81 Esss Ssss.?ps q =; s.asin: Hs!.hound Candy i.
Rushton Aspinwal, No. 10 Aston House. lie Broadway
Hart aIs Broadway; Walsh, sss B-.adway; Smith. ass
% ny sa.s sS.sn s
saih Avenue Wilson Co. Of Hubert Greenwich
ssd
Sn $. aSd ay. Of gTS,way and Cha%Ss
kaw. CO.. No State st, Albany Duva asa Broad st.
CO All letters postpaid rI b psnssoDsNy aisad;d,e
NB-coun.y Merchant. wishing Psss oI.houoa c.,
dy can obtain - the t the
they have dealings. ~'' WIN "" ny, ("
re- rddors via ar Rev "a
nocr that the Quarantine Laws apply
All vessels from Fo,eis. Port. having forty or more
3: & o :aa he & aas Il
n9 All :aa b:vsu the thirty first day of May
and h. sixteenth Of 2eobs, n any year from pae.
ou as OF Haoo pass to the
All vessel; from any Ilscs tiaeISdag slana, il Asia,
aa Banana Brmu Western Islands any place
e ss ayus The Tnes 1y
aaa The fIst dsy Of NoveS oer in any year;
n.a other ps:i,enf.l infection; fever existed al tie
@ aD D s Of such $ s ws' the
between the frat day ofApr an the first day Of November
whsh they had ,Iryd direct ,s from
pss.
North AMERICA and proceed thence :. n. port Of York
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r: H. TINfPsON. Auctionttr.
III az ssd pqSis Cutlery fancy
cases and lott Of fresh imported Sheffield. Birmingham and
German hardware cutlery French fancy goods Germ
SILVER spoons Aso an extensive assortment Of American
Catalogues ready ihe day preusns to sale mas 2i-
A UCTiON NOTlCE-Extemive sale OF valuable fu nj
tnre Of all aes ,ritors. this day, at oi o'clock the
large H. ons 90 Ann and LIZ Fulton streets. n
mia THOMAS BELL, Auctionepv.
UCT!ON NOTICE,-The sale Of Cloths. Clothing, Dry
Goods Fancy Articles Watches, Pledged Goods Sc,
take day large 80 Ann and lis Fulton
n22 81. 1. THO MAS BELL, Auct.
7h0 ELEGANT GREENHOUSE PLANTS AT
.CO AUG Ii0N.+1his day. at IL O'Clock. at No. IA
Pea street viii b sold a Auction, splendid collection
Azelias iMontEly Roses Cactus Myrti.s Lemon Irsess
White Moss Ross Callas, Hsatrope Forget not
the most splendid sssortment offered this season. -,
JOHN B. GLOVER
ms IT. "a -f - 'H A ioneer.
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BY THOMAS EEL.
tStSresNor ~ finn end Ms IONS srssts.)

WEDNESDAY
Wsnsy. and splsnddsse of second hard furniture
Of all descriptions.
mortgage. - 80
A,o 20 hr'irsts sofas Is rocking chairs parer do
Al 200 yards splendid Brussels Carpet and other choice
-. THURSDAY
o OF sofas chaIfs otioutans
~ % articles IN the housekeeping line, Io o'clock in
- THUR DAY aud FRIDAY
>. tloi O'Clock, in the sales roems
Dry Goods. CIo'hng Jrwrry. Fancy ami PLEDGED A,.;-
ees Hardware, Cutlery Guns ach.s sc Of ali descnn
tions. ~ uese''P
Also 800 vars West Fl England snperln. oths
| Test patterns Trimmings hosiery suspenders &c:
Aiso 50 boNeswite. 20 10 candles, 90 do charola,e
Aso. 80 pieces Bu.io tcloh, pieces fine satin srip,
assJ suspender. fdrcy articles. e
Also sp'esdid fine god patent lever watches, Sc
The above valuable stock, with two addonqi nyoie,s
must be positively ced BY The Fridays sale and form alto,
gether mo- tdesirabe assortment
THURSDAY..s9h inst.
Furniture SaleA 10 O'Clock will be sold the elegant
utue taned Tie house $50 Bosdw close the es
late Of the fate David G raham, Esq.
81. e.. :. TUESDAY,, April 5th.
AZ 10 o'elcck, at No 3Franklynst.
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Mr. MhES lately from Europe Professor Of the art Of
cling and in of the straight, crooked TurIkh
Sabre Hunting Knife Musket and Bay staff every
sp.ties OF weapons
For icnl.rs enquire AZ sos Pearl sree' In.
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-OU ARE REQUESTED TO READ THE


FOLLOWING.
IRON J. BAKER, Esq F. II. g. l.. Fellow Of the Roy.
al Sri.tafc Icstiiu ion he Royal cltnihc n.ti
ton las rorsd with specimen Of Jones' Oil Of Cora,
Crcaa for The purpose testing ITS recommended qrali
ties. aud reports IS follows
we have minute examined and tested Jones' Oil Of oral
Gre and frd that il consists If comp unds decidedly IA
yorsbe for norrshins sof enn, e,usg growth curing
qualities " ended b. Mr. Jones which this society
find p,rttly and virus thereof award Mr. the
above testimopia.o
Signed j. s. BAKER, F. X. S.. |.
Port street. Portman Square, L,.don
Th;ss sold al s2unless careful Of the right
Der you'll he cheated 50 Chatham street Price My
stilmes bottle. Beware Of ccunteits Agents-e7 Dvi-
street. and 80 Fulton street, Brooklyn. m2I at
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MARITIME HERALD.

PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH "a, Is4a,
nIsrs .....5 So MOON SETS ..........
suN 81 4 Maa NA1rl........... s AZ
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MONS. NALLAN s7a Broadway.
sR-I pleasure be able offer my testimony
in behalf your celebrated mineral During my re.
Paris called at e:tan shment in the Rue Cas-.
trone and having had teeth ied with your mineral
can only say that have had to be satisfied
its utility value end the degree
any injury from its effects any manner
whateverDuring my visit to Mons Malan saw .vsral
could, nee great benefit ond value. AS far
abed to Judge considered then and ii consder
ths he AZ Of the kne Off public
am air re spectfully You're bedie ntservapt
VANBURGH LIVINGSTON.
SIS Greenwich street ne ar y orr port
New York May 81, 1884,
Mons MALLAN may be ,nsultd daily at 3Ta Broadway
hot franklin and Whit aide " ;mis.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &c.
w. SPIES co, opening their spring assoc L
n Of the following kinds Of goods ad are determn
ed not be undersod by apy house 10 The trade
MANUFACTURE TabI. Cutlery ses, ftt9n; wares
new Iatcrn, Patt Metal Tea Kettles aud Saucs r.sn
and enam eileJ Shelf HarIwares OF every Description
now IN PORT AND IN sroeki ea,..L
200 double barrel uun' from RES s1S
500 sirg'e - e. e. 80 eso
IVY rne n,o,s 81 TO $40 psir.
x goo R,,n. B.rre's (6rst rate) -. slt each.
aoo M, =. tsrals of ali s for altering aud anufsc
u Eams n "a. powder fasks,psrousson caps NC &c.
s,o1s. m sn articles OF tvery variety. -.
pssI being the greatest modern mtf vsmsnt IN he arms,
car w ~, nd re- ali. ma I'm
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CUSTOM Housg, INV York,
Collectors Once, March 9, 1872.
~,nTCE-Propssasw i be receiv ed at this chce until
" saturday ,e aeth March instant 70. Furnishing the io
quantity Of oil for heus Of the Light Houses in this
aso Gallons sceti Strained Oh for summer
sos Gallons Winter fsesse OH. from h, ad matter
The sad oil to be gagged by the United States Giuge ~
the of delivery, and to be delivered 10 the Supenntend
ant Light Houses he require, bound casks
no ceed 80 gallons each The oil to be tried aud tested
EDWARD CURTIS.
N Collector.
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ISITLLEks GYMNASIUM TO those who value health
The Gy sum- 2u5 Greene street. ecker is row
open av Ia ado on the regular o. the Gymua
attached for and Bowl
ipg Alley Quot Ground Pistol TARGET with large open
aud and other out door
wi ich render this establishment gymnasium supe
all others
Branch Cy l2s Ann street. where every iml.msnt
Seres sea- fnr n-dorr eye'cise. M 2w-
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SOCIETY LlBIlARY.-G. II. HILL, Comedian having
returned from h' southern tour will have the Of
delivering Lee en- the customs
SC of the New Enganeers the Socet bray Wednes
day ing March %, 1881. -
MIR. Hill will intrseuce graf number of characteristic
anecdotes limitations &C. They have the approval the
mist refined audiences in Europe and America.
Gentle mems tickets so each Tickets IS
each, tn be hsd at the Society Library only.
Y}- Doors oren at quarter before Lecture to COM
at hale ro,cl
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r orsign ImportatiOns.
MArAeospA-Brig Osage-is hides las bales co.ton do
skins Gihon-l2e do cotton III hid bales pig skns
A Cassel
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sales mt the stock Exch.nx.

Married.
At Hudson on the 10th instant, by the Rev Dr. Cos
man, NoFNAS FISLay, Of Poughkeepsie, to Miss MAR
sARET B. RuIcEns, Of the former place.
Died.
On the 2lst instant Moses LooKER aged u years. On
the 22l EMILY infant daughter James and the late
lamar LOCKER.
On the lslh instant. THos +. B. JOHNSON, pilot.
On Monday evening, 2lst instant, Mrs SaRAn Couap
aged 81 years, relict OF Lucas Cough
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her late resi-
dence, 10 Beach street
On Monday evening, 2lst instant, sARAp HrxpyR,oy
daughter of the late John Henherso
Funeral this aft at 81 O'Clock from her late re-
sidence, 1856 Greenwich street.
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gao REWARD viii be p'id at 1856 South for the
CO recovery Of the Cioaxs stolen from No. College
Place. the 2sth Of February last maj 2tis+
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-13

o. KOLMsTOCK'S vERMIFUGE This remedy
for worms is oil the most extraordinary used.
efeetuay eradieates worms of all sorts from children
and adults Thousands perish by worms withoutth real
cause being known. Some other assigned for
their sickness until too late the real What
immense responsibility then rests upon the parent who
does not knew and the doctor Who does not understand
the complaint which destroying those precious flowers
of life-chdren What should be done1 The answer IS
plain Give this vermifuge, which will be sure to %
stroy and eradicate them with certainty and precision
truly astonishing II cannot harm the smallest infant or
the strongest adult. There Is mercury or mineral in
it, Mercury is the basis of most remedies; and the
remedy is sometimes than the disease Every per-
son will be convinced trial. that 1t is the most per-
feet invented The above to be found only al
at II Maiden lane
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laborlng woman of course and common character
cannon Dali, swift and fresh from the gun, will
the same ball, nearly spent, might apparently injure
him much more severely, and yet would nor kill
him, as the slight but sudden motion of air will
shake the light from candle, when much greater,
but yet steady motion would not put it out The
Doctor. cited multitude of cases, all tending TO
prove that sudden, and rapid motion, would lake
away life when slower yet greater application of
force will not do il. The rapid motion of the car
Rage which is conveying the sick person may
itself take away his life, when the steader mo-
ton of the vessel in which he was going to sea
would have restored him 10 health You NAV
run a. bayonet slowly through man, and he
may survive; yet when you come TO pass bullet
through him, even though il make hole but half
as large as the bayonet, he will die instantly. A
cannon ball takes off one leg quickly, and he dies
instantly; the railroad car wheel which takes off
two legs more slowly, and he lives a month. The
rapid blow makes the man look unaccountaby
pale, while the slow motion does not affect his color
at all. fainting person, left still and quiet may
recover; when if you remove him he will not
You shake the life out by sudden rapid motion.
DIR. Nelson promises that the next Lecture shall
be much more interesting than this has been.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-13

New YORK observation-disclosures from all but three
counties have come in Majority for Bouck Fl $50.
Those counties to hear from Chautauque, Essex,
and st. Lawrence. They will reduce this majority
about 700. To the Assembly, 90 democrats and 36
wings have been elected. To the Senate, eight
democrats and one wing. On joint ballot the demo-
Gratis will majority of g. To iCongress have the
democrats have elected "a, and the wings 10 men,
bers. All this is sure
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DecsvcY OF THE CooysKlVs the Tribune Of
yesterday that moral and decent print, as IT claims
exclusively to be, we find the following remarks.
applied to the Hon Charles G. Atherton, US Sena
tor from New Hampshire
Prohgae morals but able and plausible, he is prot
badly of choicest specimens Of the genus
demagogue and will make figure in the Senate, as he
takes seat which has been filled by secondrate men Tor
years He has been for the last five years in the House
where he has acquire enduring nfmy the author OF
the hrst Gag Resolutions offered by Northern man.
designed to fetter the Right Of Petiton-Horacs Greedy
W. would ask our 10000 readers, If ever such
language was found in the Herald applied to any
man in any rank OF society," Yet how these coons
talk of the Herald The sknniug which this same
has got seems to have effect on his manners
or language. What will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-13

MusroAL.-The celebrated vioncelloist, Max
Bohrer, gives his concert on Thursday next.
A new female violinist, has made her appears
Mademoiselle Girard, young Polish beauty of fif-
teen, gives concert at Niblo's, in few days She
performs on the violin to perfection.
Nagel is at Albany, giving concerts to the musical
people. The coons, now that they have nothing
else TO attend to, are focklng to these concerts.
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mz- MILLER AND DIR. BRowNLEE ARE AT

a7- MILLER AND DR. BRowNLEE ARE AT 1T
strong and heavyMiler says the world will to an
end next April and Dr. Brownee guarantees that sh all
not-who is right, time will te-nobody disputes hut
Whit they both learned men, still they inal-
ble and know Of nothing that is except DR. sher-
mans Lozenges for coughs headaches and worms Ware
bouse O5 Nassau Rushton and Aspinwal are agents
Codngton. 2Q7 Hudson st. Church's, lss Bowery and
sands II East Broadway.
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Arrivals.

Fort Hamilton; Captain William Brown, Boston; S Ly-
man and lady, New York; Stilwell Fort Plain; Mr.
Duncan, Philadelphia Henry Higgins England J d
Forbes Troy; VIM Brown, Boston, Walter Cary, Bata-
via; w Hammond Cherry Valley; John L Hall, Alba
ny; Brown, Boston; Charles Scudder, Boston, HUI
but, Connecticut Eugene Lynch, Virginia Edward
Lynch, Mary land; Lee, Collegs Pont George Cell,
Reading Pa; Captain ockton, New Jersey.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The gorgeous spectacle OF
+" Gustavus ILL.," is to be produced at the Chatham
on Monday evening, in splendid slyle-Mr J. R.
Scott and Mrs. Thorne sustaining the principal
characters The Devils Daughters" being de-
cided hit is announced for repetition. The beau
tilul play of the King of Sweden" is also to be
performed, together with Jim Crow in London, IS
in which Mr.. Rice appears in his original character
A capital bill.
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CITY Intelligence.

PoLrcERut little transpired either office yesterday
of interest Jew disler, named Louis spannier and
two nephews Abraham and Henry arrested and
examined at the Upper Police Office, charge of stab
bling the horse of Benjamin Hutchinson, carman with
dirk several places and also threatening his life while
he engaged in removing goods that had been
sold under sherif's sale. They were held to Dali 10
answer.
THE Pmzr FreHr TRIALS commence at White ri"n'
ON Wednesday Of next week. An attempt VIII De made
to remove them to another county.
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Thus have given you fair outline of the whole
proceedings To-day is their last day. They go
south afterwards. To those who are coming up
here would say, put up at Capt. Stewards, at the
Rolf House, or Bake's, at the Mansion House; both
good hotels. Bakes is very quiet and retired. But
Capt. Stewards is the great emporium for news, and
all the choice spirits of the place, and he sets SUI
perb table II seems that more can be learnt there
in hour than in the balance of Newark in day.
At least such is the opinion of AU REvoIR
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90 TERPsICHORE SOCIETY.-Thei managers Of
this Society having completed their arrangements for the
coming with Mr. Alker (tne proprietor of th e
Apollo Rooms they will give their first soree Ball me
above rooms on Thursday evening, the oath inst
Gentlemen having tickets reserved will please call for
them previous tohe first Ball The Managers every
Saturday evening, at No 80 Canal street. from 9 TO-
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CoNGREss.-The whole country should rise up as
one man. and insist on Congress- at the next session,
doing their duty at once.
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EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.-The shock of an earth
quake was felt in Montreal the 7h inst, between
eight and nine o'clock The shock was very per-
ceptible, and resemSled the heavy rolling of artil-
lery. 1t was also experienced at Lachne, Three
Rivers, and several other places.
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QUARREL AMONG THE CATHOLICISM very seriou
quarrel has broken out between the Catholic clerg
and laity in New Orleans.
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GUILTY oP MuRDER-Fletcher Heath has beer
found guilty of numbering mulatto girl in Rich
mond about eight months ago.
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o. Who wrote the Review on the American
newspaper press1 Who killed Cock Robin? Who
will buy lot of squashl
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GRAND.-The wings intend to abandon their politi-
cal organization for year and day, and leave the
field entirely to the locofocos. If they do so, the
latter will quarrel most terribly and leave an OPEN
ing for Cay's election in 1874 This is their best
policy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-13

INsuRANoE.-Ought not the Insurance offices re-
duce their premiums, since the introduction of Gro
ton waterl
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FAMILY QuARREts The locofocos are beginning
already to quarrel for the division of the "spols of
victory" TO be distributed in this city, by Governor
Bouck Here will be amusing times pretty soon
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GO The Manager of the New York Museum has full
filed his promise, of manufacturing Fudge Mermaid
is formed of monkey and fish, skuy put together
render the deception difficult to discover. The pub
lie decide whether it is superior to the recently
exhibited Master Hughes and their sister the celebrated
WEIGH Harpists, engaged. The skill they evince
the harp VIOLIN and concerna, perfectly surprising
In finish and execution they vie with the most eminent
professors. The violin solo with the variations on one
string surpasses conception. The performer is perfect
Psganini in miniature; the infant Hyra, only three years
of age displays extraordinary ability the harp Miss
Rosale, Boyce, and Master Diamond, appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-13

o. JOE SMITH breaches and prays to-day some
where, but we know not the place.
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lay- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
For the Of this invaluable medicine an important
advertisement headed Private Medical Notice."
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90 The American Museum continues to be thronged
with fashionable and delighted crowds of visitors The
Mermaid, which beyond all question precisely what it
is represented, viz monster resembling woman
and fish, is attracting universal attention. Lest should
escape the notice of some portion of community Barnum
has commenced squbbng and buresquing with view
to increase its notoriety and add public excitement
which will Of course be effective; but in opinion
wholly for certainly New York before
contained great and wonderful curiosity. It remains
another week. and man, woman child should fail to
visit it Barnum has also engaged OConnell. who
tatooed by the Indians in the North Pacific Ocean, T. g.
Boohe the best comic singer in America, the Lputian
family ten perormers), Celeste, Miss Hood &c He also
exhibits an invention of lady in Brooklyn by means OF
which the bottom of rivers lakes &C., may be illuminated
invention probably Of greater utility than anything
discovered since he day of Robert Fulton.
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DESTRUCTION OF PRINTING OFFIcE.-Two per-
sons destroyed the office of tie Bon Sens in New
Orleans on the I'd inst An offensive article against
one ofthe persons was the cause
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TUNr-" When fir { 10 London arrived
The Lord has pardoned all my sins,
Good enough.a good enough-a
The Lord has pardoned all my sins,
long to sing Hosannah
Good enough, good enough,
long to sing Hosannah
Come, sisters dear, let us embrace,
Good enough-a good enough-a!
Well see the bridegroom face to face,
And then Wen sing Hosanna
Good enough good enough
Well shout and stag Hosanna!
When love prevails within this tent.
IT'S good enough-a good enough.a |!
Embrace, hut not with bad intent,
And raise our Ebenezer!
Good enough good enough
We all will sing aosonna!
oh eighteen hundred forty-three
Good enough-a good enough-a
II is the year Of jubilee,
When saints shall sing Hosanna
Good enough good enough
For ever sing HosanBa!
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sun OFFICE, n. Y,
Aug. 20, ls42 J
Mr.. II. v BUTLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, n. Y, fire hundred
reams of paper per wesk, for
Sax months from the 10TH OF
October, 1872, to be o! this
quality size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks
NJ. Y. BEACH.
| accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
II V. UTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912
Witness, VI. 5. Beach