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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

A little girl hearing her mother say She was
going in'half mourning, inquired if any OF her
relations were half dead
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE SCHOCH.

TERMS.-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
quarter half if not paid before the end of
the wear dollars and half Those who receive their
papers by carrier stage drivers employed by the propre-
/ or, VIII be charged g. l-2 cts. per year, extra
No papers until all arearages paid except
al the option of the Editor.
UAdversements not exceeding square (sixeen nes)
will inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
every subsequent insertion larger ones in proportion
liberal discount will be made to yearly advertisers.
PA letters addressed TO the Editor must be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
For Sale, Rent OF Exchange,
That valuable SAW MILL,
9zA House and l2 Acres of Land.

&z7A House and 12 Acres of Land,
I;;::Hs situate on Cherry creek at Dutots-
.kMsEasszEa& burg, in Lower Smithfeld township,
Monroe county, Pa, about two and half miles
from Stroudsburg, county seat of Monroe, and
about half mile from the Delaware Water
Gap, known as the Carey property. The above
property is offered for sale on reasonable terms.
Payments made easy, considerable portion
Of the purchase money can remain on Bond
and Mortgage for term of years. If not sold
on or before the first of April next, it is then
offered for rent
For terms apply 10
NJ NJ DIMMICK, Stroudsburg, or to
ENOS GOBLE, near Dills' Ferry.
February %, 1872.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

"A part of the above, the author has heretofore
published.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
BELVIDERE FOUNDRY.

or Flour and other Mills, together with Castings
IF every description turned and fitted up in the
est possible manner. Possessing conyehiences
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DOCTO r EJI.

DOCTQK BELL devotes personal attention daily until
eP Ny to the removal private diseases in every stas
All suffering under proraced usuccessh5
" hoss O
boring under the destructive effects OF QuAeG
and all who suspect the remains Of disease lurking
syse eonsuh Dr. D. always with guarantee Of
90 Persons contemplating marriage who have been ths
scts Of delicate dseases, consuh Er Bell WI I,ks
confidence PosI letters the case
assistance his prompt attention Dr. BPS treatment lsvc,
nent. ,~,,rr, 49,,
eoors from Broadway. SLIM
TINTED STATES fOTEL-The undermined gives no
tice the public that the United States Hotel formey
David oorance Esq and which has been closed far
upwards etwo ronths has been complete order
part the extensive building having been to thorough
examination and has spared 10 make
such would be agreeable t. the fastioous The
hail has been laid in ltaaa marble This furniture and x
the house entiry bedsteads
ard OF kind suited TO the high character that is m
ed this favore house should sustain he
such tn families single have accommoda
tons equal TO those private house The services Of
the best cooks q the has been secured The
the aIder shall be opplete aud the general Of
the establishment such to compete with those Of hotel
the United States without exception.
with Mr. Aonxo Reed the late well ksown proprietor the
Wavery House. New York. to aid and the manage
othe whose und vided with that
SELF will be devoted to the ntenance the high respectable
ity .fthis establishment
The Uni red States Hotel will be open for the reception OF
vsters and boarders, on Monday, the 9Th inst
ito I'm THOMAS C. REA
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IRON ' ssHS
pors be- ~ns .as a
The quite a.Iapsr sehs Abigail Eliza AtiD,,
som S'i % s
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B.nnApOs; Do. s.1A5r Aprhi,. Edentop Nc soth. Hell
, s,GO co" Bo.6a '" ud''" '0HnF sAe an
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United states Ports.
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ton do sih Homsr Havana for Boston Sid I5h Clarion,
NtwBuRrPonr Jan 2o-Arr Aurora. from Philadelphia via
s.1ss Eas SS, r'f Mobile. Cooley Ed
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mand At is.n TSlgarss Manila; hGse'us Valparaiso
Ho1Ms. HSls, J;n f7sid Fss S%,S, AT 18Th. Levi.
for no.,o. sid CLARION G.oeseown DC. In port At noon,
Fses ais-A9r sni'hd,d eha1s.ton, VIVA Tell
w. w5ss6s 81 Th2%
& ia@ Tho s'fis%ss
7sc tons with valuable cargo and rah.r out Of time is safe
sss!s els-ts z 81 TIanSs: Reaper
AIrx.rpsIA Jan i7-sld Dodge, NY rl.
Ren%srp Jan ,sEsld Agerc,, sc%ers, New York; nth,
SssSGs 1 sey'%lsssET june Work Gen Tason
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sa MGs 81, eeS SE TTs c
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rt Virginia Packet dg Tor Boston, H,rtense, from
MoBL.. Jan Arr Geaner. (rrl Greenock; syren tBr)
st Lu.is |; Caledonia. North Kingston RI Cid Henry
Shetsn Liverpool 10th Lady Scott Br) Grenada
vaiier Portland Jo Brwer do; Ben Nevis (B) Liver.
im'ca; Eagle (B fireenook; Convoy Apaaehcoa; Belle,
Nrw .RLx.Ns, JAMS Id Pioneer, Liverpool; Psnnsylva-
do; John Costsr do: Marine. Bsitim re; Diana
men; Energy Richmond; Uncas Havana; Harriet Gibraltar;
aurora. d. At Tsazsr, Tho%sston CID eh, NeE York
ton; Foster Turks Island I'D 9Th Susan Howell Liver
poet Newell Martin NYork Arr Britannia. Kogso ia;
tiuaume Tell Martinique Bashaw Boston, Flora Mobile;
Lasra, bic.
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DisPENSARY, 2oA Fulton st, near
~ Greenwich. Dr. Morrison, Member OF tina Roy al Col
ge Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon IN the Bri
Navy, to be consulted daily diseases
deicate nature and all those symptoms conse
auen nudieous the impudent v auaek
medicines Dr. M has had Of % years
and mild safe and nfaiDe substitute for mercury
cradle ag the veneea with certainty without subject
Ing Me patient 70 any risk restricting HIM in bis usual diet
pursuits, while his medicines agreeable TASTE and
suAeu. ~
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILITY-Thousands Of y Dung
suffering from the Of indulgence
secret destructive habit and whose further
ured from the Of nosrums and pretended specifies which
stimulate only to induce greater depression DR. NJ
purely pathological principles, and fails in
also the most obstinate yield to his plan OF
Letters post paid and containing suitable fee will
the correspondent full ADVICE and medicine any part
Union, by his giving history Of his in detail
olns 2O4j Fulton
NOlICE.-IMPORTA TO MERCHANTS and all
~ other sending letters to England by the ROYAL MAIL
STEAMERS from bostoo. Messrs. Harnden & Co. would
respectfully give notice hat hsE Do guarantee that al letters
The Day previous to the departure Of the boat from Boston
fore abe sails even N case Of accident detention to The
ty.four hours The ordinary running time.
NJ b. Nessrs H. X Go. would also give notice to their
friends and the public that they do not give the above assn
without power to fulh tlie
HARNHEN n n.
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Second Boardy
Provision Market .

The prices of ue in the regular markets and shops
are without change. Poultry is still high in price ex
cept Saturday nights, when the hucksters prefer
small profit 10 the chance of losing their stock on
u Sunday.
The bakers use sal ammonia in small quantities, TO
make their bread light. They sag il does harm
the quantity is small-ye we are not sure this rule
is always adhered to- This drug swelIs the loaf in size
without adding materially to its weight
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Died,

On Friday, 2st inst, RosLRr, of George and Mary
Greason, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at o'clock at
10 Sixth Avenue.
On Friday, ?lst inst, Julia A. wife Of Stephen Merri-
hew.
On Thursday, 10th inst, EMILY Ann daughter of Viii
liam TimpSon aged 10 years
On Thursday, Goth inst, HANNAH MORRISON, in the
sod year OF her age.
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The demand has been better this morning and prices
little higher Holders asked 5000, showing an
advance Of twenty five per in ten days. But we
look upon the Improvement as a squirt only.
In 1870 there cleared Oswego ll6 $40 barrels
-four and 80 S39 bushels wheat In lSl S093 barrels
-four and 81, 779 bushels wheat.
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

MAGNIN'S LUCINA CUKDIAL,
TOR the and speedy Of 1ncpient Consumption,
Barrenness Irnpotescy Fluor Albus, Whites, elect,
Cbsucted difficult painful Nenstruation, lncontnence Of
Crime involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostraon Of the system matter whether the su OF in
The wide spread briy of this wonderful and inestma
bic cordial hemisphees, sufficient for its
and complaints. Nothing be more surprising than rs IN
effects the human frame Persons all weakness
and before taking it, become robust and full
OF energy under its influence couute the
the female which the
y Of and which prior to pr IMAGINING dis
moves the irnpediments produced by physical prostitution
which frequently deter men irem getting married. Language,
indeed justice the OF the Lpcina CORDIAL,
which regarded by the heads OF the faculty all parts OF
the world of the most important medical discoveries
OF ary age.
For Broadway Of Grand street. and
North Sixth sreet Philadelphia
Price q per bottle.
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as sSPi s ;s IS Mt, IL
BTb 'I vsSss Hull II Mo%ecd Co; Rok.ch
sS sse BJ JUAN &c caa sf'5 S'{
Brett vose Amsnla Avery, Neu,as, BY he Argo
ca @ osesn s. fboa. and
tsw1s Rost Ms Sor JDys,t0n Nd & wsh
ws.Sssa NC ss "s xbsa Hssse
@s'eRsm Ms "'"''0"' I've" '''A '''' 'S
iii sipa1o for o1
VIM Won 9 n isde e hi si for hae.on '' SPOKE 0'S
sehr Metsmoa Wnsiow days from iiav fruit to the
British 'chr sultana Hail. days Bermuda ballast
,. ssR .,. Assi Tibet sd from N'vbs cotton and
Sch "a L Aekerman hsG. from Pitts Landing, NC with
sehI Alfred Thorn, sandiord from wilmington, NC with
sehr Copper Townsend days from Rappah,n noeL uruber
LrGs, Sch; sS Escso g from the wreck of the Olive
sailed.
saGSas 'li sl. hSndon weS od fosaT:
Bcrmuds, and others. ~ 'A-'
General Record.
ssa sS raise h ;.S E Es s w % sunk a's
the zee on The BATTERY They h. soeee ed N ge,s etas
e .chr LEFT Halifax her agent there had effected insurance
snr FkAsKrOsI I'll; cutie. Ewing has, by order Of
in The case Of the wrecked ship fisTt and We ave hs py
1, ~ ' ho G have :. ssa Sswa L r IT, 3
rance Ic c hat ss, nopes ere 'S!f,,eS Of ei sie TO
on Thursday with sloop tow, edeu h ehpiy
purpose the Frankfort. The schr fNcha-g
came W from The frankfort Thursdy, with pork
7ts bbis ouc 65 lard: she left o'clock We'd
n,saay night; the the hold had been reduced
IN FIVE hours.
BErrnn snr Opr,s,, Vaughan OF tJohn NJ days
from ssgOv bound NYork with 1853 pasu into
harrington on I4h ult short rre,isi al
sur OcrAsa-3srks Lius. aud Ten Brothers from J -
mica have arrived New Orleans with the passengers of hs
Oceaua.
,.oss suLrA.A--Henry Laichiooe, one e our
pO!s who esiefday Informs us hat he - oks
.schr on W'dn sday from Che North who informed LIN a
the nc aud valuable sc stana Cap asa Irons Which scd
from this port on the 18th ult with osI Of cotton or New
fok We blown ssh to the eastward OF aticrss the
ash Tho ss '.ta lo The cargo was saved ihis vc'se
to from our wharf bdes Of cotton, c1usgued S
Mills = co ard 80 70 Lef n Rsdmoud She sarew sud
valuable vessel aud Capin Irons
careful sober ,n.eheut m~u, and an with the
f1,eorgetown, &C. rayer.
BsrisH snic sus ia, Harvey ~ d., from =, Jsgo lie
tvba bcu.d 10 Swansea, Wass Georges ID r.
tnuds De- 3lst in want Of two adtnons hards , ar
pumps; she 10 to proceed on her voy,E, Jsut
BsrG NV HAvEs Of ard from New Haven nj Bsrhslrss
struck by gh MUG 18th VII ch ed lie "A
tor descended to the de,s asd killed five ho;s,s
Adcr Is days I'm NYork for Dancp, Gs. Jsn H. south
~ " ,ttcras.
haienge of Thomastpn, Phiadepl' for p, Thors, Jar
il, ia, ~, lon % 20.
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nass sasoSB coR5HKF .. JANE
Sig rranosschn oans Prims Donna. from the best Thea
Sinclair his appearance in New York these two
Il he psesSrtsd 1a al the
direction Hsrun Schneider and Rebhun consisting Of the
HtrrK,hL Herr sssw ss;J.
Rebhus, kon,g
s. .,sSs,, SS SAinsas''
Ass.ss. I Holm;
MISS JANE sLOMAN will give her pianoforte reeitals
from the eminent eous oseu
cand DssfDs ioa sy mi Mr.
5. Conc RIO, M.s J,ne sIomsn. ranofer., Grand
n sa oss s@ q w,li;.% T.I '' from ''' Dscher
4. Scotch sens-Mr. slnclair -"John Al derson
S. Ari4gsisnor CARTS. Perehe mel suibio ME
s. Fartasia-MIs Jane sloman-"La petite tam :,
T. Solo en- the FIute-Mr.. Ernest
h s a'r seeecss from
h. 10 5. s
OPEN to render the whole ss4 iTd agreeable
"' ' on &. L.s'ni END % u fSs
Jane sIo%;.aPsne Forte
s-Rendo-Senora Frauees-hini Gsrs Donzetti
5-New BalIad-Mr Similar" Come nt thee
down." Sinclair
Doors open at o'clock. Concert to commence at pre-.
= dmittance 50 cents i2Oa
ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE BENEFIT SOCIETY,
4 Known ~ the u. A. u OF Druids "A Lecture wi be
given BY F. A w. to the members at their regular
ing edaesday ss,h Instant the business of the So
cley aud Of the Library on The lpnnee ofCircumsances
IN developing character" l2,lt
WINTER MAIL ARKANoENinN I'-Ihe Post Urirc
w ats AM and closes at PM daily, except Sun
days. On Sundays the Office AM, aud closes
TO-, Ope,r again At zap and closes It n PM
The mas aie osed at thu ONCE follows viz The
Great North Mail the East side Of the River via Yonkrs
Sing rg Pousbkeepsie Hudson, 10 Albany snd Troy,
all Offices North and Wet or the theyState of New
York at O'Clock night and eaves III. city - o'clock
morning This mail includes the Offices the
Vermont lying on the West side Of the Green Noun.
y MS Upper aud Lower Canada the county of Erie, Pa and
The West Of the Hudson kier, via Hackensack j. and
P,rmont NY, close at Am and supplies tn, counties OF
Rocklspd Orange, Ulster, Sullivan, Greene aud BRONZE
The Great southern Mail closes at 81 Pm daily
Sunday, which day il will hereafter be closed at II Pm
In this included all matter for The Southern and Yves.
tern States also all ofese in T. and the Southern tier Of
in the State of New York An mail for Pha.
NJ on the route through Hewsi BrunswicE and Tren.
ton TO Camd.u made and sent daily and closes AM
All the other mails close as usual at this office;
Post Office, New Yerk, Jan. 20 1884, j2llw
ONE DOLLAR will buy ROBERT MSRRYS MIJ
" scum neatly bound in cloth. aiming Epgravings
several Of them beautifully coored 10 pages music aud sso
pages reading matter from the IF the real fete Parey
BRADBURY. SOLDEN Il co. "
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PRcketsto Arrive.
To Masters Of Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having liz,
oil their cargoes aud report of vessels left II
TIE port whseee they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
On their arrival here for Commodore BsETr, of tot
Of news scheop.s He viii board them Immediately or
their arrival,
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Married.

On Tuesday, 18th inst by the Rev Edwin p. Hatfield
Thomas D. HOOVER Of Harper's Ferry, Va, to CATnn
si,r NJ, daughter OF r. Pegg, ofths city
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

POR TUNUESE FEMALE PILLS
THE Sc farfamed LIBERATED pills from Portugal.
perceive to DO obtained this country See advcr-
t;ssrr,d IN. Last eolu'npof fourth page dee ,m.u
DR.; CARPENTER bsgs leave to announce in SIX lines Of
tous success to the afflicted aud at
his old esahl shed d.pensary, No Peek Slip Dr. G. is
graduate Of Union College cenate OF the New York State
Medical Soc ETY. and for early 30 practitioner of this
trtrtlv tial ;oooi
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M u S | G..

MEssRs; G: WEISS 4 GRAIM, menbsrs Of thu C,sr
WI Musical Society, beg leave to inform lhion
able society Of New York aud vicinity hey ave
formed full and effective band OF instrumental per
new Wales Gators and Cotilioss Of th celebrated
professors and hold themselves readiness to attend nrvsss
parties soir.es &c They will attend
violin and piano ore aud any additional may
required Favo will be promptly attended 10 by ap yg
The music store fle broadway and ber sdences Ne
m
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MADAME FLORINE LEFEVRE,
FROM PARIs,
FRENCH DRESS MAKER,


MADAME LErEVRE, Qate Mile: Florne) beg, leave I,
i inform the lades Of New York that she has 60
Enlistment Of Mines Chenin Lesueur Gin which she act
forewomau &C. since her arrival from Pa,is for thu
purpose Of forming own where
sets &C. will DC made after the latest fashions From tn.
ure OF her arrangements with agents Paris she will
enabled give the perfect satsacon those ad
who ma, honor her with their patronage. d2o I'm
EstSE's S AND AeESey-tor the Transportation Of spe
Parcels, &c 10 with Mes.s Harden Corom
New York and A'sanv to Buffalo, via Schenestady Utica
Syracuse, Auburn, Sea<cA Falls Geneva, Gsnandagua
chester, Batavia &c. -
Messrs Pomeroy Co will attend to the Collecting or Paw
ing Notes, Drafts, Bills Aceptsneee &C., and all and
such business shall be committed to their the
above named places with promptness.
kkFERENCEs:
Erastus Corning Esq President Albany City Bank
1nom.s w. Oiestt, Ed :" Mechanics and Farners'B
p Patchin. Esq, Cashier y Y. State Bank
Noah Lee, Albany Exchange Bank
Watts Sherman, Albany City Bank
James Taylor, Commercial Bank
Theodore Oleot," Canal Bank
Ezra P.Prentice 4"
ohm Taylor,
Caice Nosa Wall street. New York.
POMEROY CO., Office No Dourr's Buildngs
Albany, Nov. 18th. 1871. mis- In
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x r. II. LUDLOW, Aucticneer.
WILL Sell at Auction, en- WEDNESDAY 7sh January.
1854 al ~ o'clock at the Merchants Exchange The fol.
loving valuable property:
UNION PLACs-That elegant situation known az the
Bank In fse The land will be divided INTO 40
some q which the desabs location for pr,.
or pueic sudings of any in the city of New York
street. N' N"'''6'"'e i>ooo' ano ioui
1 m S o. ssie Per cent on The day of sale per
ecu. o INC aesery OF the deed, and the balance
y, o pong ana mortgage on the premises subject
thu option of the pure haser ~ A''' ~ 'ea''
2. GREENE STREET-Au ,h., L.. .r u..-.a :. r.
known as Nc Creme street the esiery eide begin,
ming It's feet iouhey, from usten street being 1et
front and re ar, and 100 feet depth. 80 ~ wv
Also the lot Of ground In fee Broadway and
street thirty feet front and aud ssv-nyye feet
SO feet deep. = $50" ~ ''
Also ms next adjoining lot Of land in fee buildings on
brosdSay The lot s 80 feet inches Broadway and rs
feet deep, parallel with Bro dwsy and about the
with stores and thereon of inches
front EACH and about "a feet each the rear, and feet
Deep
Terms of sale0 at the sale per
livery OF the deeds the balance may secured the
premises for five subj to the nent Of lawful inter-
est semi annually.
The premiss rented until May n.xthe purchaser
will oe entitled to the rent from the LIST Feb next.
Lhograph be had at Il Office of the Anconser,
NO. III brosdstreet, 1revious to SALE ST.
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Passengers Smiled

Passengers Sailed.
LoSpor-ship Gladator-Wm Beckwh, Of Lond on; Ni.s
Farmer, r Lee Me- err Robert Roberts Quebec Anth
ny Const milne, Edmund Stevens.
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Departure OF tn. Atlantic stemmsr,.
PacSetsto Depart.

LONDON
Gladiator, Brilton. Jan. 2,
Mediator, Chadwick, Feb. !
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan. De Peyster, jan. 25
South America, Bailey, Feb. I
HAySH.
Louis Philippe, Castof, Jan. 81
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MADAME COSTELLO

M ALA vi II OOIO L ELLO.
DEAD AND BE BENEFITED MADAME cos
n TELLO Ia well aware that II " SOMETIMES
nicnt adies who afflicted with suppression.
have that attention st their residence which the
nature their and To such she would say that
prepar, furnish them with beard and the beet
nrrsiJg al her residence, 81 Lispcnardst
" BAH cor muuicatons must be post pasd
jls In
ffWlNES2oD bales Br,drort aetry, comprising
" variety from III ~ IS b Just received aud for sale by
oil EDWARD G0LIlNs X 90. So souh at
7 ONDON SADDLES--A few Of the best London made
y Saddles, compete with appointments aud ha'i sping
bolts and stuffed for sac, either sngy or the WHOLE
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 Sonth ct
RICH STREET THEATHf:, PHlLADELPHiA-To
Il Rent, Arch street Theatre Apply to p. NJ Lafourcade
No Crowns street. Philadelphia, between eight and eleven
NJ isN
ITO LET-Thc spired Lease OF Stote, Is Peck slr,
occuplets. Grocery and Liquor stot Tor which
business been loug otebhes The situation IL couve-
tent 10 the Williamsburg and Peek Slip irrJ which viii
early in the Spring. and Affords favorable opportunity
for person about ti'nibs rk IN the ABOVE business
Possession be had the Let Of Fesrury Apply on the
pr,uses. Jls
IyOR SALEA ehoice Thoroughbred b. Kshre boar, Of
fOssinc imported stock. IS months od Can be seen ia
N, rear of o. CROSBY street. Dear ttipee. NsN
NoT1CETbe sue eriber, conducting thesen,ai Auction
~ and Busine having associated him Ell with
Ja.obS The business will in future copducf
ed under the firm Of EIELL ARCul.ARus.
i2Iiws HENRY T. RIELI.
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MEssRs. SCHNEIDER REBHUN, direction,
w OF the wen known German Band, beg leave to inform
he fashionable soaety OF New York and its vicrty thss
their full aud effective Band consisting OF twenty
tai performers ready attend private pEtie sorcss
&c. They have all the latest and most popular Waze Co.
liions and Galops of the celebrated covpossrs
Strauss and Lsbzby, and Will attend either with two inst
meats Violin and Pienoortc number that b.
required All iavore will he promptly attended 10 by apply
ing at Mr. FRANTZKEE'S Fur store 292 Broadway w6ers
Ladies inspect spen
did assortment OF Ers Skins Caps and kobes, offered
~ the city Of New York ~ o25 3n,s.
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BY THOMAS BELL.
bfores Nos. % -dIn and rs Ftsltonsfres:s.l
TIJRD

Ee-an furnitnre-At io o'clock in the sale rooms-An
unusually exttnsie of
new furn ure Of all des cription s
Also the entire ha dseme furniture Of family giving up
hQuoeEeeping removed for convent of sale
TUESDAY,
Sale OF Piano FortesAt io O'clock the sale with.
10 splendid piano fortes by the
makers in ths or any other ucsairy
Levsr Wa,shes o'clock without teseryei2 splendid
Soe lever atches, without reserve and BY The