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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

EEAVE YOU a COUGH? Do not neglect II;
d Il thousands have met premature death for the
want OF little attention 10 common cold
Have you cough DR., JAYNE'S EXPEC.
TORANT, SAFE medical prescription, containing
no poisonous Drugs, and used in an extensive prac.
ce Tor several years will most positively afford
lief, and save YOU from that awful disease pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds OF the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely, and the gay.
Hare goa Cough BE pursuaded to purchase
bottle OF this Expecorant TODAY! Tomorrow
may be too late.
Haze you Cough Jayne's Expeciorant is the
only -emedy GU should lake 10 cure you.
For his plain Reason, That in no one of The
thousand cases where 1t has been used, has it failed
to relieve.
Ii NAV he had of the proprietor No. 90 South
Street Philadelphia. Also, OF E. P. Walton e.
sons. Monipelier, W. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

1 IT
StT0RRS and LANGDONS have received Flesh Or
~ anges and Lemons lo sale by box less quantity.
April 90, 1912, Sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

NNE are about receiving a large and prime stock q
w new and seasonabc GOODS which were bough
very low and will be sold at small advance from COST
If you would buy CHEAP give n call
BALDWIN. SCOTT s. Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

FLOUR. GROSS IL HYDE,
NEE@EA TTAVE on hand, for sale, good sup.
ltSAEEEEa l. i ply # the best brands Western Flour
Y Rs.5ssssssslzE Also
9asss S1lss5 10 Tons of Nails rom the Eagle Facto-
~ IRON and STEEL good assortment Window
Glass. all and sizes. Most kinds &c dry groceries
which we offer for sale at Burlington prices adding only
the freight for cash
MAY Is. 1872 57G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

A Cases Tcklngsi I Blue Drilling; case Wei"
Il lngton Fancies Bale Brown Drilling do, Can
vase 10 pc. Red Padding.
For sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co,
Burlington, June I, 1912. 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19
MONEY MARKET.

monday, April 1876 r. N.
The sales at the stock board to-day were to a moderate
extent, but prices were generally better. New York
State SIS improved l. per cent, being now nearly 10 per
cent higher than previous to the passage of the tax bill.
Illinois e's rose |, Harlem I; Mohawk J. Sales of bills
on Philadelphia par; Mobile ~ discount.
George r. Davis, of Troy, has been appointed receiver
OF the wstervliet Bank.
The influence OF the news from England has not been
very apparent to-day. Commercially the state Of affairs
abroad was not more favorable than 1t was at last scl
sounts; but politically the state Of affairs is thought to be
better from the fac, thaIthe dangers which threatened on
nj. sides, grew out of the ~grasping and domineering poll
cy Of Great Britain, and the question Of war or peace
seemed rather to depend upon the powers Of endu.
rance on the part of the United States and other
nations, than upon any other contingency. The
India news has, however, given another aspect to
ansirs-not that, numerically speaking, the loss Of six
thousand men is serious one to an empire like that Of
Great Britain but toe moral influence Of that disaster is
such s'to shake the very foundation OF British power in
India. Hitherto the progress Of British arms in the E asst
hasbeen one of uninterrupted success, until the poor In.
dams have looked upon them as invincible. Hence IL Ia
that a very small force Of Englishmen has bsen able to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19

HAvRr-Packet ship Loui' Philippe, ashore on Long ls'and-
pkg soutey ron & Perrot-4 w Vyse-l G G Hoeger-5 J
Yoistn 4 CO.? l. Goldscsmidt &co-s o Gcinst-Ii J X < II
VALERA Boiceau s Rusch-2 Gardner, Coliy & cos A Bar
Iev-i v Burns-i 60 A Kendall * eo-i " Drspe Is
coz G He ,senhery & COZ W,eh' & sayre, Philaa-l v Bsh,
OPT Harnden & coll Y Moncur.-io D Mailard-isy B
bier-s + B Rhodes & col. J d .Wright-2 Russell, Matti.on
\ TayIDTyI,i pnderwSoa Te,eael L Bi.io7i Geodtue & co-s
WIN Kobee12 M9ran & sslin7l Davis 4 Brooks7sM
son Y Co.'S K Y Fl Haight 4 col > e Hooker-2 Edwards 4
Stoddard-l l. Pisdanna-3 Y Schmidt Y Andrsa-2 Merriam &
nhsenieldt-4C Gignoux \ ce-4 l. Dsimote-i 5 2 Riee-Ss
+ Boudard-l Morlot " Schehtr-6A H,ubat-l j Magnin *
eel < C~uendet-s Ba!ly. Ward x col A Fiot, philad-7
Spies, Christ * tool Coolidge & n ssell-l Reinard-l Schultz
4 bleidorn-l AVaret-i De Gaunayt& c,,-I J 7 Ascknann
i & D Phipps Sco-l J Behrmann-l F Gebh ard & co.,
to order.
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y; r.; So e: r.; - y 3 is;s si Il Ct: al. ;S w, : :.':ia: x x ;s
Whalemen.
Arr atN.w London April 10. smack Shaw Perkins, tender 10
he Gel. n1i. ~ Ds;olsiion I.l,ni, with 100 bs!s oil. Ieit a
sail ior hOneia sdays; Phsnis. sri. AGO bb,: 50 %. and 4 sperm \
3 ss E .ps siSn csSs:s ier s sfm fd Il : tS saSS: :m. Ma, arm. s;la ,;m IS y ps :: iSn &c 70
do; Apr "a, lat IS n, Ion 70 40, spoke Chas Frederick, NIB ON a
Al 1T Helena Feb IS. Mida', s Il. no oil.
Spoken.
81 PetersSurg, Hsure for Mobile, April S of Loo Key.
Andrew Scott. Apafachicola for Liverro 81, April s. lat 40 80,
Franklin. from Havana for Portland, April 10, lat 80 As, Ion
robert Willis me-. Lisbon for NYorl, Mar 80. no lat, Sc-hai
escountercd heavy gales and sprung a leak.
Foreign Ports.
LIVERPOOL, Mar is-Sld OberMn. WORK: 18th; John @ Ccs-
ter; Eorieans; lsh, Virginia, Nicholas B.dile, Eli whi:ney
BasroI. Mar?sNsid Notion. .NYork
FALNourH' Mar aa-orient, for New York, ft'irg for emf
PsH ss. ;1e F II. i Ma! ls1 TsI.. SlsSi' sys SYort-
nh a.s 81 Si Sa5 1:1 d. , lsSS'etE S.. c xSsai 18Th, 49, Sqlly s ;SS; So %
SS:s4 :'is::' ss .I;s !. q! ApSS,ssa', NYorA.
BoEDEAuI, Mar is Arr Puritan, NYorh. Sid 7th, Charles,
ALI,nOs, Feb2s-sld Mary Emily, NySrt
Havana, Mar si~Arr Charles. Boston; +. canus, City Point;
aR .fsSIs; . Ssri.;;sa.. A Ssn { Ssi.'; Gsff's So; H. Sa.ss,ig PSr. r. d:
via$sSsss.; WiiisS;S, Portland Fec i,mst.' Key West.
e. es'., ss 10 si. & ]; i i:s : az o. , 5si a e.: js h' 1 S, Sis; A%; &.
idg; II b Foster, do do. Sid L lebanon, Boston,
United States Ports.
BATH, April i2-ArrP Planet, Fredericksburg. Cid nth, Hal.
dee, Washington DC.
G5oueEsTrs April l..Arr Ch,Il.pge, Prospect for Phla-
SALEM. April l5-Ar VIM Wallace, NYark. Sid Granite.
rosI9y. April i7-Arr Algonquin, s.atanz,s; GSv Robbins,
Philadelphia; Banker, DO; lanes, Port au Prince; Ellen sayan-
nah; Sarah Young, tlizabe'h City. Ar ieth NJ 'rgare, Eorb,s,
lin, Trinidad: Alpine, do; Bostoaias, NO,ieans; Fox, Havana;
HOLMES HoLs. April l4-Arr Vincenaes, Cienfuegos fer
Portland, and sid 18th with others.
HARTFORD, April l6-Arr Laura, NYork. Cid PatriotsTex'
tor, Mary Shields, ~Parthenia, and elocity, New York; Ellen
and Bell, Albany.
FHLAprLpnIA, April Is-Arr Uadine. London; Joseph, Tri-
nidad; VI P Stevens, Hartford; Ermina, Nassau Mp Cid Gp-
sey, ii alifax; Grower. NOreans; Palm. ion, and Pensacola,
Boston, Marquis, Portland; Franilin Fall River; Victory
York.
ALrx,NpRia, April i5-srr Clifford, Kingston ia
RIcHHoNp, A Prl l5-Sld Josephine, NYoik; Eliza Ellen,
Portland.
WmNnNeroH NC, April ia-Arr Chas 4 Thor New York.
CID be, Philadelphia.
CHARLEsToN,A April i3-CId Ellen, Apalachicola; Bradshaw,
(Br) Liverpool. Sid Arabian, Lisbon; P%owhattan, 1t Peters
burg
GFoRGErowS SC. April s-Cld Halcyon, NYork.
SAvAS,An, April l2- rrC, liza NYork; La Grange, do. Cid
Albion. Liveruool. Sid Pho lx, Portland.
New ORLEANS, April Std Hermitage. Cadis; Trad Ferry,
Baltimore; d nj l. swan, ew York; Philanthropist do. Arr
Tagl,n Hayre; Persian d.; Chester, Phil 4delphia; Empresa-
rio. flaw. ma; Flavie, DO. en-; Julia X Helen, rhomaston. Be-
low, Orleans, I'm NYork.
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Dled.
On Monday, April 18th instant, DuscAN c., SON Of the
late Christopher and Annsbella r. Livings, aged four

On Monday, April 18th instsnt, DUNCAN c., son OF the
late Christopher and Annsbells r. Livings, aged four
yeers and one month.
The friends Of the family. and Of his uncles Coll. N.
Charles c.. and Duncan P. Campbell, are respectfully IN.
vited to attend bis funeral, from his late ~residehce, 30
SUFFOLK street, this Tuesday, afternoon at6 O'Clock.
On Friday evening, 18th inst, sfter q short severe Ill
ness, HAWAII JANE, the only laughter Of II. and Mary f..
Fisher OF Brooklyn, aged one year and seven months
On Sunday, tho 18th instant, PErxR BARKEx, in the soth
year Of his age.
On Sunday morning. nth instant, Mrs. MARY SrANc'
LER, after a lingering illnsss, aged SO years.
On Sunday, l7,h inst, Mr.. PArRrcx Monk in the Ssh
year of his age.
Ga the 18th instant, of Inflammation Of the lungs,
MARY frances, wife Of Thomas Yates, in the AL year OF
her age.
On Saturday afternoon, 10th instant, Mr.. JOHN SMITH,
in the s3j year of his age.
On Saturday night, 10th inst. MATILDA, wife Of Henry
Boy land. aged 80 years.
On Saturday evening, 10th instant, at Newark, NJ,
JAMES VASpERrosL, Junr, ofthis city.
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saIes nj tho stock Exchange.
Cattle 1larket.

The market to-day has been rather dsll. and prices
have a tendency to decline.
There were offered one thousand bccves, fifty cows
red beeves, seventy fine sheep, and ten cows and calves
remain unsold.
Those sold fetched the following prices, namely
beeves from $500 to 800 a hundred wei9ht-shecp
from 81 so to 50 80, aud cows AMI calves frsmn $4,000 10
$500 q head.
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SiS1
I EFT INVALlDS read the foil wing account of = sailor
L. cured Of aeon ,lication Of affections in n neteen DAYS by
Which have affinity 'iorihe cause Of diseae, and Brandreth's
Prs ere made Of them. head and be Convinced. Take the
XIII soRSSISAsy CURE q REEE5TAM.AT1IsMtss
ing duly sworn, SAYS H. he was taken violently sick about
six moaihs sance. The pains in hi head breast back I-it side
and instep being so bad that he was uaabie TO help himself and
was take into the Chelsea Hospital in the city # Boston.
That, after being in said hospital fi,e weeks, Doctor 0,issaid
could do nothing FOR him, nor could he pre- CRIBS any medicine.
to t. /" the s,ier's Retreat on Staten Island. That he was there Rhsr.
physiekedw " th.ail sorts OF m edicine for a period Of four months.
ses.des sis aGreiial Of Ii. bboss h. " ; troubled much with a
d sesse o'ihe lungs; . .mstimesh he would spit s,quart ofphlegm
Hai more orie satt.nd,dh him frem The Commencing Of his
sickness. That az times he dreaded a s Dol worse than he would
s have t% flsao Of sa ass } v 's.i be , f1o sG% e. so sSs t 'i.''. Hf to n suifs4:
Ing worse than death at the Sailors Retreat, on Staten Island,
he must try to sir about At this time he YVES suferIng the
greatest misery. That his bones we've so tender he could not
bear the least pressure up9a III elbow : upon the knee, that
gve h,m no more medicine he dsis mined 20 procure some Of
creased the dose to eight. The first weeks use 50 much bene'
SAID, snow, Shaw, you are looking like a man again; If you
improve in hi; way YOU will SION be well" That he found
him Of the psin when at stool; that they next cured tie diar-
~ &c and 69slly The pairs in his bones tnat he msd cine
yesterdi ~, the 18th In 'tani, that he ELI him :ef well, ard also
a 5sat s he ,S SS1 E. s had 1 Is ies' ,be n, |" ea 5rinsI fol sia f.t,s %u dsr. rr ,Sat
the Doctor told hin. ifhe had know? he had bee taking that
He Considers i his duty to make this public statement or The
ben, I'll of al similarly afflicted; that they may know W hsre
to fad a msd'siae that will cure them. ouS
John Shaw being by m, duly sworn this i2th day Of AprI,
is4a, did depose aad s'y, that the Tor gong siat,mesi is true.
Commissioner OF Deeds,
PRINCIPAL on: e, "a BROADWAY; at a4 BUWEKS: at
is5 HUDsoN street; and us sEjoND street. New York.
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FROM r0RrsMoUTH.
Gladiator, BTitton, Mar. 10
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 20
FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Cole, Mar
8. America, Bailey, Mar. 80
FROM AAvEE
8 de Grasse, Burrows, Inc.
st. Nicholas, Peli, Mar. l6
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FOR PoRTsMoUTH
Westminster, Moore, April 90
ST James, Sebor, May 10
FoR LIVERPOOL
New York, Chopper, April 10
Siddons, Cobb, April IS
FOR HAvRE.
v de Lyon, Stoddard. April a
Utica, Hewitt, May l
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City Post.

20 WILLTAM SrRRET.
FRIseIPAL OrFIoE-Leiters deposited before half past
s,na'tpapt IL, and half past 3 O'Clock, will be sent out for
delivery at 0, I, and 4 o'clock.
bRAscH OrricEs-L-tters deposited before 7, IL and ,
O'Clock, VIII be sent out for delivery at Q, | and 4 O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG. Agent.
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1%HOT COFFEE!-T Subscribers, having taken
the basement No. II Ann street, corner OF Theatre alley,
r rrenared TO serve their friends and the public, at
al: hours of the day or night, with all kinds of refresh
men.s 0iquors e~xcepted), such as coffee, tea, cakes, pies,
e. &c. with fav orite brand Principe and Havana segars.
Those whose business calls them out at night will find
this place unsurpassed for a good cup OF hot coffee or
tea Watchmen and u~wspaper carriers are invited to
fifth district, can be served with any of the above re
freshmen either at the cellar or at their engine. The
house will be open this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19

I3- CHATHAM The second reoresen.
tatfon Of the new drama of Z4noni, was received, even
with more enthusiasm, than that which greeted its pro-
duction on Monday night. 1t is repeated this evening,
together with the tragedy of Richard the Third, Kirby
enacting Richard. and Woods drama of Philip Quarl and
his Monkey in which both father and son appear as Phi
Lin. and the Monkey.
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We shall esteem it a favor. il captains of vessels ARRIVING
here, will give TO Commodore X =. Martin; of our news feet,
the vessels spoken on their passage, and a list Of their cargo.
Commodore Martin will board them Immediately on their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19

a7- AMERICAN MUSEUM The generosity OF the
manager in catering for the public, is unprecedented.
Every week new attractions are put forth Of such a cha
rscter as please all classes, and make them wonder how
such rich, tglented, md diversified Entertainments. can
be afforded for twenty five cents. The Gipsey Girl has
crowds attending her levees day and night, and the per.
formances oeNvinchell. Miss Rosalie.L La PetiteCeleste SC.
added to the hos. Of curiosities contained here, make this
really the best place of amusement in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19

On Sunday evening nth instant, by the Rev. Henry
Chase, Mr.. RosERr KIro to Miss MAaIA LovsA Mey.
cnyr, both Of this city.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters

SUN RISES -.....-.-..5 I'll NOON sETs........... Q -
SUN SETS .-...s......6 80 aIea wATER"........ 2 u
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no AS THE lair ALWAYS WAS AND IS NOW
considered so great an ornament, we have no doubt but
every person having a fine head ofhair, will feel happy
to possess themselves of the efficient means to preserve
il and where tits scanty TO increase its thickness by
the use ofthe genuine Balm Of Columbia. Sold by s.
Powell s Co. SO Gornhill, Agents in Boston. Comstock
& Co. IL Mailen Lane. N. Y. proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19

>eep IN subsection, and in abjsct slavery, the countess
millions Of race Of men. The following u the extent o.
territory and population Of the British Possessions' ma
that Of their sO.csllsd ~"sllies" or involuntary volon'
taors.ss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19

90 J. F. CURNs, the great New Orleans absqua-
tulator. stuck our neighbor DR.. Sherman. for a few hun
dred. The Doctor must pocket the loss, with the conso-
lation Of the good his Lozenges effected-and expect a
rich reward from the hearts of the pretty Creoles he
cured of coughs, colds, and headaches, as we'll as the
beautiful teeth his Orris Tooth Paste made for them
Dr.. Sherman's office is at LOG Nassau street, and No. 8
Ledger Building, PHILADELPHIA.
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RIBBONS & LACES, CHEAP.
THE SUBSCRIBER hss and is rece wing, from auction
L daily, Ribbons and Silks, which he will cell wholesale or
retail, at a very SIN al adva-ce on auction prices. Country
Mi liners will fld it TO their advantage 10 call as The very
iowest price will invariably be fixed. Laces and Edgings re
tailed as low a. the lowest Threas Laces, of beautiful pate rms.
Craps, Lisse, Buckrams, no Sn Innings, &c
K J. DRUMMOND,
a,olm.t 500 Grand
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70
Packets to Arrive.

The Belgian steamer British Queen, Cart Keanc, will leave
Antwerp for NYork on the 4h Of May next.
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o-E T. CHRISTIANSON begs to return thanks to
his friends. and the public generally, for the liberia! pa
fronage that has been extended TO the above establish
men, since his connection with it-a patronage which
he homes to merit a continuance Of by unceasing atten
ton 10 the comfort, convenience and qualification Of his
cusfamers and guests.
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D3- CHAS. MARRIATT, 1913 Madison street, a high.
ly respectable member of the Friends Society, has
kindly consented that persons suffering by the Rheuma-
tism, swelled limbs, contracted cords. &C., should be re-
ferred to him il they doubt the effects of the Nerve and
Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, from II
Maiden Lane, in such ca. es, as he has recently witne
sed an extraordinary cure made by this remedy. If all
who know ofthe great power and virtues OF these arti.
cles were as CONSCIENTIOUS, sufferers would universally
employ them without delay.
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/, OsT-Oo a7th March, One PAR Gold Svectacles. The
Il finder 81 all receive Two Dollars rev ard. AID no questions
sssa m "p''MS M DEL ,PLAINs. IS Wall st., oGcefNo.s.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

CoMNoS PLgAs Part Nos. lO5, s, %, 81, ~, 81,
l9i, 80, Al, 43, As. Isl, AZ, 40, 81, So. SIS.
Pat ?, at 10 o'clock-Nos. 4, 80, 81, SO, 80, 40, ~, ~,
46, -, s., 81, 81, lsl, So.
:. surraIoa CouRr.-Nos. So, 81. 80. 80. 90, 81, %, log,
81, s5, se, 90, Al, 1853, lac, Io5. 81, IL, l44, lel, loa, loS'
lO4, l07, 100, 40, IS, 80, 90, rs, %.
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DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Frederick Ten Eyck, clerk, to be declared bank.
rvpt May ~
Isaac n. Herbert, Hampstead, Ii. IL
Benz. w. Floyd, clerk, Is
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
TH ": ss,a isT,laie ,s s sn St &, ltssS' ID XIII Kills; eo asS@ p0f sss .ss ss
tiseme,d on The last columnof fourth Gage. fe4lm-u
.~.MoNOPoLV! .M%ONOPOLYh.
When wealth and Aristocracy dictate,
THE Public are respec full, INVITED to attend a meeting, to
n 1 b H. bell: IA, # r., ,h isn, ss !, s e ar. are, He'll o,sIs. On Thursday evening
He y, for our cause ard 81, ear that We may hear
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.
BY THE pAcusRREorvrE PROCESS.
M. ID. VAN LOAN,
UPrER Story OF GRANITE BUILDING,
Corner Of Broadray and Chambers Street, NY,
Entrance in 4 Chambers Street)
90 Likenesses taken from 7 A. NJ, till shutdown, IN any
kind of weathsr-clear, cloudy, or rainy. as lm|m
TO LET-T Barb,r's Shop IA the Pearl street House
l. None need app y unles. they underst mt their business
STABLING.sx or eight Horses can be taken on Livery
p at M 70 Mercer street: s's6les lrnrss and convenient
g. I Ssi"s's . 81 siai'sese aS T. Maa" %ssa e. fn s5sss on an: apeiI sssn,s
Tai Y % R.S;Ss c 3 : or ANY a x. o be-. e GT'1 r. .;y,% Or now.
Clarion. ar. requested to see the subscriber, one Of the crew at
h, .fs,1 u% =, a the Ciar NJ VIVA WAS a d; {" ,o,st.n S.f0rf 4 d, S.x I, on ,os The
al a ss' p.1'"e street. 'a'''s ~ FRANCIS KoRsENsKY
ME rROPoLITAN THEATRE.
THE Subscriber having entered into Arrangements to con-
L vert the " sshingio Hall, corr,r q Broadway and Reade
s :i5as i, i'' ;ls e ' Ss;lss. S e lie '6f, ls9s, ans s ;Rs p SPfs s ssn. 'aif9.
sSa'as u. iS:E K !. entered tx sas at ta q ss . ss sos sS.n 70 's ss s CONDITION. e. uR ssn
prof ssion demands more Than ordinary activity and attention.
THAI each person holding two shares of stock iu their
own right, ahali be entitled TO a free admission upon every
ffi0isch s%ioeiholder shall be entitled to ! per cent in crest
N' m. I s" Subscriber ao vii ian insure sa1'' X, premises. or pay each
stoekho'dsr not more Than : per cent Oh eaoh share Tor hat
'TTt;-ro secure the pusc'S,i payment Of The interest to the
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r-L.tUK- ,ALE-A me !syaa vi pLUJD SAf
hoksEs sir Years o. this sgr,ns ,T d,;,s %SsM :
qairs at No n Maiden Lars. A good wofkih''se
change. NV
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