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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
NOTICE.

80 S NOTICE.
"a soboxes Of Shakers Garden Seeds and
,oo rounds Of Sage In pound bundles.
a quantity Of Princes Imperial Polish Tor
brass. Copper and silver ware.
Also 81 barrels Of fresh -four on eonsIgn-
Asof 90 I GREEN b WHITE.
ea~.EIEs afd J w MUssELMAN, agent
r,v o. 40
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M FOR SALE CHEAP!
300 pairs Of 8 points French Aankets,
stamped, (Garnier.) for sale cheap, by
aug.5 &c LARGUIER & SON.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
The undersigned have tits day formed a
co-partnership, under the firm Of "Wi}liam Da-
wilson & CO." for the transaction of a Cotton
Factorage and Commission business. in the
city of New Orleans Office. No.. 81 Canal
street. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
e5 john PARKINSON,
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wentv wears. / will cheerfullly give any par
t,cularsin relation to her case to those VINO
may va" ST.. ELIZABETH.
s,ner;or Of The Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lrum. Prince street N. Y. Dec. Ia, is4%.
have confidence in the representations mace
hv Martha Conlin, and have full knoWieaSe
y case> Elijah r. pUDRY,
Alderman 10th ward Of the Cry oliseW
VI Dec. IA, 1912.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30

LIME.
SO bbls. best quality Thomaston lime, for
sugar making or other purposes,iust received
and for sale by 4 MONIAN.
Nov 5 80
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AVIS.

TiIOS. II. BLAKh, ),
co,,n;s .aire du Bureau General des 1lerfes'
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know Martha Conlin and believe what she
states in this document to be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER, VIcAR GENERAL OF N. Y.
Rector of St. Peters Curch.
Given at New York this 18th day of De-
cember, lS42.
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place full confidence in the statementm
by Maria Conlin, having known her thee
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

. The Subscriber respectfully informs the friends
patrons ofthe Messenger that hewlI continue m r SSd
cation, until it can be sold. Those wishing o pnO
scribe for hework may rest assured that I viii T SUB
only be continued, but its present reputation shall % %
susl slainsd. F Ue
The EDITORIAL Department will remain under tbs
Fectfon of its present efficient and able Editor u u,
whose ability, the reader may judge by the present, ~. VI
( lyFThe whole establishment of the SoUTHrrr r.
ERARY MESSENGER, is for sale. To gentleman viii ~.n
qualified 10 conduct such work il will pay belsva
about 2500 to 5000 dollars per annnm. ANY iporms
ton connected with the establishment will be gu..
by the subscriber. p D. .BERNARD
7s.gIs-- dAoAr
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From the Organ and Washingtonian
NOTES FROM THE PORTFOLIO OF AN
r d. E5~
WHALING.

Three years ago-'tis sure dream can it
be possible that !, whose every faculty was di-
rected to find out the easiest way to crafty vici
Gus ppetite-whosecr cry was rum, night and day
whose ideas concerning the. utility of migra-
ton from place to place, were all valued accord
ing as they afforded facilities for getting drunk
should now stand forth ssa man redeemed - with
hOpewinged arrow, endeavoring to impress the
benefits arising from life of total abstinence on
the hearts Of my fellow mortals? / sometimes
envy the person who has never tasted ardent
spirits. If the elastic bound of joyous feelings
that have accrued in my case since abstaining
has been great, what must be the elastic JOY of
one who has never tasted the Circeian cup?-
How superior the judgment of the Asiatic who
looks with perfect loathing on the antics that
man, under the influence of drrdck, and its yari-
ousS notifications, enacts before high heaven?
1 have noticed, during my journeying across
the ocean, that in all the seaports where l have
been, that the American and English sailors bore
away the palm from all other mariners, for pro-
found drinking. The feature that distinguishes
the Yankee Nation among its older brethren is,
despatch, which was strikingly exemplifed dur
ing the 'sAlcoholic Age;'' under which designa-
ton, future historians will hold up the age now
passing away before the radiant beams of the
Sun of Temperance, to generations yet unborn.
You would see the phlegniatic Hoilander spend
ing hours over his glass, smoking in silence; ;
the mercurial Frenchman, slipping his wine and
chatting ineessantly.; the Spaniard, with the
grave sense of decorum that distinguishes that
nation, luxuriating in the aromatic odor of his
cigarito, avoiding the least approach of drunken
ness; while the American would walk up to the
bar and turn his liquor off as if ashamed of the
weakness that prompted his otherwise indepen-
dent Judgment, to be slave to custom, retreat
ing quick as if serpent had stu1ng him.
'Tis allowed by all thinking persons that we
know not how to value blessing until deprived
of it, which truth was most strikingly set forth
by an accident that occurred to boat which /
belonged to, while engaged in the whale fishery.
1t was blowing double-reefed topsail breeze,
and our ship carried white bone in her teeth,
as we term the white foam thrown up by a YES
sells bows, when the man at the masthead sang
out,
z.There she blows ~ a,[
"Where away!" shouted our skipper.
"Ihree points on the weather bow, sir,r was
the response. sza. ssSss -. -
"Keep her close to the wind, but don't shake
her" was the order to the man at the wheel
"Ay, ay, sir!'
We soon made them out, to be two gspernli
whales, and from the height of their spout Judged
they were worth trying for. soon worked /
the ship down to them and when the order was
given "stand by the boats, they were a pointf
forward the weather beam. The main.topsaiI
was hove aback, and our waist and larboard boats
lowered away. We were soon near them and +
noble fellows they were.
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subscriber having ,,t.n,.
IN testamentary, according 10 law, on the cs,asa e.e
LlrTlEBkRKY White deceased, and having made bt Of
arrangements to settle the same, hereby gives MS
notice the children and heirs of the said WSS
heis ready 10 divide, deliver and paw ovs, mat
estate Of his testator to all persons 10 whom ne
may be due by the will of the deceased. SSue
eIegaIees IN other States will please make ar,r.
tien as early as possible. FP"es'
*, LEROY r. MITCHELL, Eqe,uo.
Nash County, March 10Th, 1913. 44O-s,
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IN a If,lsIGfHNs O. ASTON 1k ALT Tk0AI1.
q &, Ihe annual Meeting defs 0ftllie
RaIeigh and Castor Rail Road Genpanys vii held
Raleigh on the first MonGaf in June next: gener-
al attendance, either IN person or
ssFs PATTERSON Pres't:
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road pfieeSf aad Sst,-
~ -. .t49.E April 26fh, 1884, $50 l5t1".s
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University. of NorfIl earoIialIials.
-. lsDIALEoTIC "

- - 4: - ChapsI TIlz, a4prza 1873 20
WE take great pleasure in ahnoancing TO the Public
that DR.. JOHN HILL, of Wilmjngo will deliver the
8nsa4 Address before The Two Literary Societies
aeGhapel Hill. on Wednesday Previoust to eoNMEEcE-
MRNF. ~ sE9Eg.F = - "a, ses&S ssls= -. sstssz
May 3, fS439 ssr s,s54ss zsss AA4sSt.
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ILLINOIS SENATOR. The Alton Telegraph IS
Of opinion that Judge Young will be appointed
Senator to succeed Mr. Me eRoberls, -
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ST. MAESY'S SCHOOL,

ST. MIAEeY,S SCHOOL.
RAVENSCRoFT. GROVE, RALEIGH, N. G.
Right Rev. L. SILLIMAN IVES, D. D., Visiier.
'. Rec. ALBERT SIEDES, Rector.
eHNHE Summer Session of this School will commence
II on the first day fJune, and will continue five
months, Till the 3fSt ofOctober. puncua attend
ance of the Pupils is requested.
Application for the admission of new Pupils should
be made to the Rector, as early as is convenient.
TERMS-For Board with every incidental expense,
anc Tuition in glish, hundred dollars per Ses'
sion, payable in advance.
For Tuition in Frencby SIP SO per Session.
For TuitioTin Music on thesPiano, or Guitar S25 90
SO 90 for he use OF Instrument
: April 10, 1913. 44l-6t.
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-N
N1 HeaLAH. 10000 trials, and all successful, prove
tDALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR fnesti-
nlable. not only cures quicker; but gipesno addi
tional pain nor leaves Ere is positively rem
dered harmless (S1G has been. offered six months to
any person returning empty box, and saying that
all agony amounting is not extracted in few min
ules, yet not from thousands of trials since has
claimed the benus) Parents anxious to guard against
general injuries and save money time torture andie,
and prevent their offspring from being disfgured by
burns, even smallpox Pustules, lit possessing the
enviabe power replace the celIutaTy organs destroy
ed,) can Go so by obtanf6s this inimtable saVe. Ma
ny deeply burnt cases inhe city be seen, and one
entire face burnt and wounded three distinction
in the spot while healing yet in case can be
traced the least cicatrce mark For all kinds of
hurts its rapid, soothing effects are alike Important
even, sore eyes, ALL INF PLANTATIONS and BRoK-
EN- BREASTS would be unknown, The toilet and
nursery. for clearing the skin of pimples, removing
chate, &c, will find indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish it the sovereign HEALALL
quality. Her This notice, heads of families allowing
ortures for months, and ultimately distorted features
cannever wipe away reproach, justly uttered by
disabled child for negectng TO triumph over fire.
entered according to Act of Congress- A D. 1871 by Con-
Co. in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the
United States for the Southern District of New ork
For Sale at the Drug Store By DIR. ~. L. Sti, Raleigh
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~ on II RI sg,.lI,,., ,.llv|.i1sZz

77sf aoF RVERY DISCRETION ~ qeaz5 -
WITH N ATNEss AND DIsPAFens
Z AT tthe Office OF g Sse zee','Asse ,'Assess
'eTHE NoRTH CARoLINA STANDARp "sE7 {
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&c. PENDLEToN, D,..;.,.,
BURGES q JAMES. TICpIIeIO'

CHARLESTON, June1, 1912. 442-6t.
G(AH communications for the MAGNOLIA should
hereafter be addressed "lhe Publishers of the Mao
NoLiA, Charleston S. CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Maeys from Liyerpool for ChAsstOu March h. lat
Alexander from Liverpool for Mobile. March iish. Eat 81.
Mountnneer, Besumnnes for New ohsans March l. ls' ~
liberia from New Orleans for Liverpool FEB a. LAT 20
Foreign Ports.
Orr CAPE CLEAR. Mar ii-Roeksire LiverFsol for New
G c1r Ma. AR qpd,us, ch,.l..'sn. xo,-...
CAsTes' iWfampos, Dec a,-Iu port ogsil. s-,. and
Lsssn FoaR for Sij States, dos Lowell nS:s. soiss
asposd Or fs's:% ;H :s
c.rE Tow cGH FEB Sin port. Cato H.lls,. feu Bo.
ton i G,lsu,.a few days Sid about 18Th, MOss Fsash,
DovEa, Mar AR Johannes, No.Iesn,
Deal, Mar 4-An Celia Thatcher, I'm Savannah Cor FLUSH
FALMOUTH Mar isLThe Navsnno, to~ NYork FOG Gla,.
G G0 has Put IN here with sOTnIl sprung Ne pumps
lying 70. sI,t I'll, u al 20, Ion y '''
Gu1 MsI M;5 E.an WSsl YoH NY'
%S%T BREMEN @aa viii bSs
Austin do s,h Gestoo Hobbs. N de- AeH'I boston"
ea En- May En 9s 'fS S0e
Duke of Clarence, NorieaD. ''"0A' o'A''''0''
MseAo Dec sO-In port Panther Msr,n dong nO'hnE Di
Ma1Aszts April L. sI9 port, Adelaide Adams ane Wash
poTSsMogrr, March 7-sld Me'ey Savannah 10TH CLAD
aash ss 9sS n f%y and Sarah Ann
for Philadelphia, eaky, and has beer laid the mud
ST JOHN, NIB. April 7-An Eleanor Jane, Mclean, New
Orleans.
Home Porte.
PoRTLAEp April i-Cld Pensacola, kilgore. and Emeline
NEwsgRYPoRr, April A-Below. Forest, Vsrina. from
Ponce, PR.
HOLMES HOLE, April 13-Ar II T Hin,kley, Saunders
Baltimore for Bangor; Herald Holbrook Norfolk for Pym'h
castle Del do; Oscar Baker; Wocot iyder and ssml
Appleton Nckerson, Boston for NYork Passed by, Juno
Toothaler, B. Hast for NYork.
PH!LApELPHIA April l7Ar Orson, De Wolfe, Maanzas.
Cid Emily, Bernadou st Jago dc Cuba; Canary, Baker, fal
Horner M'yaeuez.
NoRFoLK, April liar Nile. Bell. Bcston Albion. Belch
WAsHlNcrog, NC. ApriI7-Arr Roanoke Webb Indies
8th Jas OTIS, Ems Boston, Ih, Anaene Thompson Saw n
nah; North State Roberts, NYoIk Ga 9th, Adane Pu h.
indies sth, Cons9i Penny Phladepha Thomas W.
Doughty Boston,; 10TH Huron, Damon, do l2h Smith. Vince
er York; STAR Williams. do 18th, Panlco Fuford West
CHARLEsToN. April ls-Cid Powhattan. Saunders, Client
Dunbar Boston: Cid 18th, Anson Bakman NYork; Hecu:
les, Mad gan Iiv,rpoo; Adrana Hunt; Fame, Webb and
Margaret. tB) Ker. do
Prince Regent Br) Moody, London; Envoy Thomas Bos
ton.
MOBILE April 7-Arr Peter Hattricl POST Havre Beuah
Merrill; Linden Griffith; Alabama Williams, and David DUFF
fell Ad NYUrk Cid Joseph Porter Br) Wilson; Lsnca
shire Lyon; Mary Smith, Lewis and EurJtas Crosby Liver
pool.
New ORLEANS. April Carr Sabattis, Coz, Havre; Med
ford Wber Clifton lnGeso, aud John Garrow B) Sproul
Liverpool Keper tBrem) kudap Bremen; Snlendd Crosby
Prov,dence David Rogers Sisa Cid North Carolina, DUN
Brown, Hamburg; Henry Clay Tucker, and Margaret Ann
Holmes. Laguna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

WIN H. Jones Auctone,r
ELEGANT FURNITURE, Silver Plate, Piano. Plants
" Auction on Wednesday Anrii u, At 10 o'clock at
NO r. Warren street-Ths entire Furniture among which
dining able marble to9 pier aud do: rich French din
nr BRUSSELS and ingram aud rods
1ch Drmua" m'ptel INNS extension rocking chairs,
glass decine salad dish, fruit dhe wines rum bers
champagn lemonade en finger asses; She field plated
fiun and cake baskets fine French mahogany chars maho
gany fon! and ,pe heisead bedding t,be linen doy
lfs napkins cloths, towels Sheets &r maple bottom
gl,s.rs ans refrigerator.
Silver Plae-wo tea sets four piece. eaeh table and
ed salts, butter knives and cream Jug.
Pano-Fne oned made to order by Sodat Worcester and
Dunhan-4 months-S490.
SttuaryTwo busts and pedestas Dana and
fiansIA variety Of rich plants, WORTHY attention.
good order.
Catalogues ready at No s. Lib sp,7 y, ssr
CABINET EURNITURE-The public are respectfully
- Informed tn, tn" subscriber intends selling of
ABOUT the first OF May his entire stock Of Cabinet
FURNITURE Being OF his fctue, Ill warranted To
be Of first rate workmanship aud rails Person, about
day OF sale will De made known future
all lwsec No so Beekman street cor GoJJ
UCTInN NOTICE-Foreign Fruit Trees &c-A
a LEVY will sell on Tuesdiy Morning, At ny O'Clock az
~ B3adwav an extensive lot IF Foreign Fruit Trees
Catalogues Of which will be ready Monday on when
the trees can be In the collection is the
cared anil 9t.ec
COLD FOIL & GOLD LEAF-Dsntisrs Foil S76 90 per
or warranted equa to any in the city Also gold leaf
per PIX full size, 81 inches for cash. At the manufctory
a1J wissec
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many years IN this city. where. during the last six
he was connected with the daily press, in the cha
per of reporter He was man Of fine talents, undoubt
integrity and the indomitabe persev and
IS ersaly esteemed by the members of his profes.
b. and by all who knew him. He has left Young and
resting wife, to whom this heavy dspensaton of Pro-
ence is indeed irreparable Peace be to his amiabe
I'D and gentle spirit
BThe reporters of the city press are requested to
End meeting at room No City Hail. this morning,
o'clock, to make arrangements for the funeral at.
dance.
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Passengers Arrived.

EcNpoN-Packet shin Glsdiator-Mr and Mrs Wait. and
w. MS, Jones Mr. Barnes Mr. Mackenzie, Or g Duck,
;, LONDON; Ella. sImohs Donald, Miss Martha
ayE1Ipaeket ship tcsCspt Lstonr. late Of brig Pacific,
Louis-22 in the Storage " " '' -
tAv,NAIshin Helespont-Jno w Livingston and LADY,
HHhedv; II Z Davis, 4 Armstrong ir, Rnbt Wood
tEw 0RLEAEs-Ship Haptsvle-Dr Adams, w Jaegar II
vd Misses and Bum. Mrs T Doubleday, child and
y, Miss Haynes.
sEw ORLEANs-Brig Monaco-G w Mills.
'AvANNAH-Schr Ann DC and Tenney, M Mills
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,
AND GRNER.aL JOB PRINTING OFF CE,


THE Subscribers respectfully inf dru ggsts perfumer,
manufactu others, that they have
completed The la aud spl ndd assortment Of Kyle
graphic Labels eve published this country in Europe.
Dealers be furnished with any guam of labels suited
their use, at as low prices be ind
New designs plates suitable all kinds of business
executed IN The style OF the and printed in brOnz
riegated plain and fancy colors.
Consumers invited examine assortment before
purchasing txensive addi JAS making which will
be published shorty
Jab Pn,ingTher Office is also supp lied with every vare
" type the ex.cuion Of description of
Fancy job Printing. Circulars hlndbs bill heads bills la
ding and all kinds Of Mercantile Printing executed
able terms
Ofrutts Patent Card Press-This machine partic ais w
adapted TO the Printing of Cards, which il with
pack Of the best ensmee cards minutes with
Superior Ivory Surface cards, manufactured expfessiv
fol this establishments furnished and printed the following
II ces:-
100 cards for 50 cts 600 cars for 81 o,
300 d. for 500 1000 do for 80 M
Common Cards at less prices
Vaegued Show Cards-3O0 different kinds, suitable for all
kinds OF business. BkOWNSON & CO.
ais lw'sc Sc Gold St, ruiton.
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Domestic ImportatiOns.

Wv ORLvANs-Sh'p Huntsvie-t Rerorted vesterd,y)-27
cotton GOO bhs flour 205 rigs lead 7s hides hid sugar
collins coo hhds 27a bbls Van Brun-8O0 bhs
rs Smitb-i2 Nils castor oil Hallsth-i, DO Fielder
bales furs Whtcl7O bbls pork smih-74 pigs lead
bis RogeD-37 bids tobacco Faber Berworth-25 do
fm Drhos co-94 hhds sugar Barstow Pope-25 IBIS
Nv ~ bales moss Harper co-i7 do hemp Mcintyre Stan
e co., 90 cotton sands TucIer co-2do Richardson
$40 bis flour u, do PORK suydam Sage &~
wv ORLEANs-Brg Moneco-I67 hides IA b'les cotton w
w-.2s7 hhds sng,r Roberts Wi'liams-25 bbs castor
X M,baokIl,l do hsms A Bush-6i, do lard Smith
p OIL Masters, Markoe co-88 do rnoasses c Coe-93
6 kegs do 1863 bags wheat 10 bb's dy fruit Dbl honey
|Sw ORLEANs-barque Albert Henry-c4s hhds sugar GO
| ~oasses Barstow Pcpe-lA bbs do Allen, GHhwaite
kvArrAH-Scki Ann D-50 bales Parmelee, Kllburn
|ogss-lo0 Smith, Mills & co.'s Wood-t ties rsce p
kau.
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PHRENOLOGY-FREE.

Il CLINTON HALL, this evening, Mr.. o. q. Fowler
"A will lecture the laws of nature dvs.
loped by Ienoogy. Psychology and Magnetism Subject
IN me general FORM the bead OF Of Gsse,
Examinations, Expenses betrayed by contribution.
B-The course continued every Tuesday and Thu rsday
evenings.
q Professional Examinations daily, at his Office l3l Mas
10 alt y
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TIE WATER TAKERS, and persons maLios, use Of Efe
io ne purpose Of an ex'mnation Of the interior and
during that All ezsn. therefore e,;Sssiy
especially not allow fire hydrant to remain
Considerations of publ safety well enence equal
%tIES Eng co Az WORKS
NEW YORK Anil 10 lG4a This is ltion the rubc
~ as.in rushing wife Louisa, as will pay debts Of
ais it.ee ANDREAs wIELM.
HAR n1T BR0T FL Rs tqBt,H The
PY SIR 4. L. 5ULWER-An Edir,en in IL mo-, printed
on large type and neatly bound with muslin backs
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
La Edition i5 in syo uniform with RE Last of the
PRICE ONE SHILLING.
This enchanting novel Il. omitted by the critics to be
nd hh 5V s The has the n Of
place AZ so low pr that thousands will enjoy pleasure
the thousands who have already be delighted with i.
prepared BY Mr. Buwer The newspaper edition as: publish
docs not ais 2ts'r
II N A H]oTEL 70: ll B5G,dyay n,1t below
r ,, S ossf for pns Gs M II The bill Of Fare
be sS
y. B.-fliSais Dining Rooms for Parties, &c
T aGf II ALLEYS
sS. s;s
s I S sn%
Miehss Rh.n and n White: Who Well a. 20
ais s:s1 person. ee v0t JUN corrER
PATGlK!ET sHIg5 LIVERPOOL. FOR LIvEKF0OL5;
this IS. morning morning sa 70 . O'clock precisely
TSs Letter Bags viii be Closed a. quarter before TO-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
pAKK THEATRE.
MERRY YV wnvss S Ti'' W " csSs,Isd'
Mi, w,,. i%asf rhI s!'r'ss' NJ" II nun
Miss ja'' T$rs sIrf "a La q cAe sHtFaRE
Box-.. 50 cts; PIT % CTS; 20 G,, tUA ;,b o.,
CHATHAM TIlEATFE----
$:s: S::;a' E isi3
Third Tier: T Ms Fl g; N%srv SECOND '0d
A'' The N LOVE - CH K reformed
wiidrake. Br1.rhsm Conscience, Mrs Broush.m
TIVE ' iRIsH GI"N.
MTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEArKa
THIS rv ssSfs' s. MI Mi % =. s..,,,,.a
Loves e e.. T T1!.t ANGELS.
zM ME NE" ZEE;
If 1dni'I FACES T!,s
Tn. Door, will, b opened a, = md the - orA'.ss.
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALRUT
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN
THIS EVENING hrc Ap,iI q lIi will Re performed
Richard To n .s"s,ns Queen cen NJ" ca'h"an
nj. SSMuGGLER OF BooTLE BAY.
\. A. MARSHALL ' 's....
AMERICAN MUsEUM
' n'ss conner s'f;fSsss{s ;:s'
lie BEk md ssow. !: Lam
He su. ysa old GH tst an soY aes.. hs. and w.,,
Sss is$S SSi
The celeb c ia Sss.i 1N E.'h'n'''~'
EN1RM1us SNAKES Boz &C.
NhTMxSs Il G, se.ss;s sas Ta%et win
Just added to the Museum powerful Electro 0aIvanc
No. GRAND co sfs;; %!;T e;sl!is LADY.
Admiration to all ,seen..-.Ch,Idren h.fp,c.. .ls
PEALN.s VIEW YORK mUsEUM
D'''SMT NJ, G S.nas M Nasty c,'y Hail.
Aghl nh Ne h.Gcy inform III ouble h, he has eisc
DIR vAIENTINs.
who viii introduce h och admired sketches Of Comic
The manager has much pe,sue ing that he has
ed 's siG Is c5I," &C. ~ with
Tho greatest Magician and Vennoqust that ever visited
LArsTlTF, CEalTO. the much admired Dans.u,e, will
aa viii psTform 'pSs ~o% %d feat Of pncips sx
DI' sSsr r s:. q So cG%T sy Nj; No. o.e,
The GFsY Girl ST can pyasy Committed day and
sd S
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