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Died.,
inst, FRANCIS KeRRIGAN, in the

On Wednesday, 3lst inst, FRANCIS KsRRIGAN, in the
40th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this day. from his late residence Al
Orange street
On Thursday LIST inst, EDWIN RrDpER, aged "a years
2months and is days.
The friends and acquaintsnces respectfully invited
to attend the funeral his late residence 57h
road, on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock. msH
On Thursday afternoon, Mr.. WILLIAM ABBoTT, Com
median late OF Ccvent Garden Theatre London recently
ofthe Park Theatre. of this city.
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at half past
three o'cock from his late residence, No So Murray
street. his friends are respectfully invited to attend with
ont further notice
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Sales of Real Estate were made as follows
The two story brick house and lot of ground No. -
Forsyth street, near Walker street. containing rs
feet front by 100 feet deep, sold for ..... $4,000
The uneXpired term Of 81 years from May lst 1887,
OF the dwelling house and lot of ground No. 1877
Ninth streetground rent 500 per annum sold for $50
Flour -Genesee flour $5,25; Michigan and fiat hoop
Ohio at $5l2l $5,25; Georgetown at SIS, l23 1928
River Corn at IS SO cents Rye at &c cents Oats % 90
cents.
Vhiskey-Sales have been made at % OTIS per gallon
Propisions.-But little doing Prime and Mess Pork at
T,s7t and $9,s7t.
Seeds-Clover a &c. Timothy $40 $l2.
1dliow-Sales OF city rendered at tic. for export.
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CHEAP EXERCISE.
GDI INNnln DJT I TAI n ROnMS

the corner Of Broadway and Chamber The situa-
n ton is spaciou, and airy, with four first tables
Gentlemen requested TO call aud Judge for themselves
The refreshments the best kind end the
during the DAY is one shns and in III. evening 1874 cents
n6t.r CHRISTIAN PRlDENBUTCHER.
SECOND AND. LAST MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
ard Rroadvav) on FRIDAY Evening, June %, Mr. DEMp
STER and the Misses CUNNING, respectfully announce
tbsir second pnd lost Vocal the
when among other pieces the following will be introduced
ths programme OF the Irish Emgi by Miss
Cumm,e 6uld Robin Gray; Death Of Warren; saw ye
johnnie cominai When the wind bewaieth Duet, What
a. the lads do Philips new puet, Day IS now Dawniug,
words By Gen Morris, fist time IN thus city; The Angel
Whsper The liud Boy; Duet, The Keel ROW NC,
Tickets with prorramme, be had at the Music
Stores the door the Of the entertainment
j2
TWINEs-2Oo bales Bridport Twines, comprising CON
plete assortme MT from 81 80 lbs OF super. quality
for sale by T. X. COLLINS n &C,
j2ec ~ South street
SHUE TnkEAD-l0 bales patent English Thread IN an 1
~ 2 or balls, for sale Reasonable terms bv
j2ec Elk COLLINS CO. Sc South u
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRt-Packet ship 81 Nicolas-Heny MAILER, Consul
ZURICH lady, two children and OF New Yorh VIM
Uampns Ccnsul TO Rotterdam aud lady, New YORK;
Mrs John Pe Miss Psl Charlie. Murray julie. Hahwann
Mrs Cuanint hsm NJ Drake and child, Edwin Burr John Il
reung all Of New Yok August Payen, Charles Jeuneot of
MOBILE; Vueier, New Urlesns J soIapure "A klottes,
yam'tca WE Sustaye Muller, Stettn; Degmair, Gust,ve
Wezlar LADY, four children nurse Auguste Kaz,r Der
mauy LOUIS Doreye, Belgum Peter Lndermann, Bavaria;
7 White-32 IN the steerage
LvERrooL-shp CheseT-Edward Quail, Of st Croix Jas
Prnge Page, Newcastle, Canada; John NcLauren New
Orle II ID the fee riqp '
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

PoRr Au PLArT-Brg Carai9 tobacco 60 pcs ma
hogsny l65 bsss coffee Avmer coloa tob
Cummings PhIladelphla-lo2 Fenner do--lsl Thorn
- A Rossiere.
HioGrp ISLAND Brig United sts-( Reported Yesterday
1000 bushels salt Nesmitn, Leeds & co.
SsA-schr Henry Clay--55 bales hemp IL do shiDs Ia
truo-il56 do hemp do skins Bouchaud Thebau1
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NO. 4 PECK SLIP.
NOCTOR CARPENTER cont,pur. a. usual IN de In.

nOCTOk CAHfEN1ER continues usual TO devote his
~ personal to the of all delicate
and private diseases.
Those been unfortunate become the victims
OF unqualified and uuprncpled charlstsns with which Ibis
abounds consequence OF the Of .ulating
the medical profession respectfully solicited to c his
old established Dspeusny No. Peck Slip where many thou
sands have made rejoics hippy deveaHce from
their manifold diseasey.
To strangers Dr. CARPENTER begs leave add tsthc is
native born ctZen that he graduate of Union College
eceyed his drlons in this c,y leaims equoca roy
hon lice initiate OF the New York State MeoicAl Socv
and has had nearly thirty erd experience in this
4ni what IS most important he speedily aud erctuay
cures his patients
Separate offices aud entrances for the privacy
can never come in contact. Charges reasonable.
il 2tssI
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namaafic Importailnns.

NEw ORLEANs-Brig Albert-2aO hhds molasses Atop s.
Chapncev.
ArAL.eHrooLA-schr Megunticook-i29 bales cotton Io.
cot Bolton, Fox n Livinsston-i ID pomrgy-29 Bradley
Book u coli Waemont Avole, of ProvdeHcc--5i Ho
brook, Center CO. Bostou-7 do as hides Terbuu do hy
Pehn, Hopkins co3t hides Howlandl3 bales SKINS 10
hides H. Townsend.
sAvANrAH-Bng Madison-( Reported yesteday)-7o bales
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Ihy- ONLY ONE DAY MORE, AND GEN. TOM
THUMB the smallest that the world ever produced
leaves this city for several months perhaps forever Not
see him is to miss sight worth going Thousand miles
to behold His Farewell Benefit takes place tomorrow
and it will be great holldaySeveral performances
take place in the Lecture Room during the day. the
den the reot the Museum will be opened Balloons will
ascend, Music sound, flags fly, banners amid the
cheers OF thousands of ladies and chdren-besdes the
young sailors and band of Music from the U. s. ship NJ
Caroline, who will visit the Museum take parting
look at the gallant little General
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Passengers Arrived.

Ponr Au PLArr-Brig Cara-Mrs Eliza Harrison and
want Phaderhia. .
sAvANNAB-Rrig M,dison-Ms Force, Mrs Force,
Mrs Lakison and child Mrs Woodwork. Miss Woodwork,
Rev Spring. Mr. Beardal Mr. Tarbox Capt Baker Mrs b.
ker, X Hyde-25 IN the steersge.
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SAVANNAH, May 27.-Foreign exceedingly dull, and
no vessels loading pert on the continent To Liver
pool the rates are the same rs last week. 3D. for round
doing coastwse, but no improvement in the rates. To
Boston, SIT per bale for Cotton to New York. rs
quare and 81 for round bales and 30 per cask
Rice
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NEW YORK % 6 BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, or take, chsrse \, master N
rs of vessels bound 70 New Bedford Nantucket Shoals.
Boston Portsmouth beck and PORT :
cas- II New York Office Frye Shaw 227 Water street
conner Beskman Reference number oi Menchaats and
the Insurance Csppapis il this city Boston, and
Portland. mie lmiu
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Married..

On Thursday evening last, bv the Rev. Mr. Holt Mr..
WILLIAM SWAN to Mrs ANN Mckay, daughter Of John
Stoker, Esq. all of this city.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

IN. MELVEAU. office 1879 Liberty street near C,a,n
wch street, whose great in the treatment of com
plants arising from The ary total suppression
menses has gained for him ceebrety
tice TO acknow Wedge that mich Of his belongs
truly wonderful effects OF the Portuguese Female Pills.
when he Is agent, and importer for the United Their
Certainty IN an female obstruction, surprising See idver
tisement on last coumn Of foui IN page.)
Dr. Meivear b. consulted all complains incident 10
females with the confidence. nl8 me- dyswfr
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BEt.l, Aueu Jneo7.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
sNferss Nos. ~ sf,in a nd il3 Fr,fcn sfrsfif

ss..r.. s " hE I'm @q ~ fa.is. .r
THIS DAY,
Al lOH o'ci ck in the sales room
Large sale OF elefapt clothing Of all descriptions hosiery
gloves ,h,,. spsnder, &c Also the balance stock Of
AS ont the wa, ysqss
dry goods store forming desirable variety of articles in the
Also, hosiery, gloves, silks, sc.
Trunt.-aso invoice of travelling trunks and packing do
.. SATURDAY,
A., ,htl0is O'Clock, IN The sales room .
cabinet furniture, of all descriptions, of families removing
Also N continuation, large lot of hotel furniture and
Also curtains window shd', china, glass. plated
table cutlery and Numerous other valuable
MONDAY,
At oH o'clock, in the sales room.
Lage sale Of valuable Watches ewey, gold aud silver
Also several splendid second hand Watches 20 bras, work
clocks, glass and sho~ cases Sc
A JTT cS . III sPS
% .s R eoS
santa crciS Rum Madeira, Sherry, Port and Champagne
Also, small lot of Mononsehes Whisky, warranted pure,
Also 10 package. Hyon Yonns H,on ,n1 Imperial Teas
Mss sssa p and ayan INNS. b.
sold to close coaxament and repay adyanc,s j. ltec
A UCTIoN NOTICE-Ol Painting siataary, &c.-A.
"A LEVY will sell Friday morning II oc ock, l5
broadway, up STAIRS small but choice collection Of OIL
pintl. gs moasn and ancient Among Them some Of
kchardsCns hest landscapes AIso the Venus
Medic Psyche, Prince Albert, &e-aso very hauds
centre table, camphor trunk, large, rifd with
rous Other articles j- i2tsm
UCTlON CARD-CAKTER & co. having tasen the
40 large store and basement s6 B9aiwsy Gohe Hall zach
to make the most liberal advances amount every de-
cpon Of goods merchandise either for private
sale.
Regular Auction Sales of Furniture Wines aud other mi,ce
aneous articles will take place three four times week
and returns will be rendered the day after the SALE the
same day # required.
No interest or extra commission charged advances.
A UCTiON NOTICE.--CHINA, GLASS X EARTH
"A ENWAkE, TABLE CUTLERY, &c-On Tuesday
next June 9Th, will be sold by auction he large and fashion
able stock contained in the store AstOr house,
full asor!ment Of every description Of Dinner Tea and To-
let Sets, Cut and Moulded Glass of all kinds.
so,a quantity Of me table cstey together with splen
did assortment OF fine cutlery, consisting OF
penknives, dressing cases, &c.
quantity OF Ivory Combs Clothes and Hair Brushes Sale
90 commence at IL o'clock Goods Saturday and
Monday. Piivate sales very low.
a. B. The store TO let. IL. SIMPSON.
1t-lmsr
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NIBLO's.
Positively TIE ERiPaA s' Jqn Y, d, nc r,,v oo.
LAMBA ssADRICE
Third Night of MADEMoIsELLE CALvE.
public are respectfully informed that compliance
with the wishes Of many families who prevented obtain
ing seats from the crowded state the Theatre
"''' '''''''H'''0'' II'AuMs IN BBXssSAp
IL will be repeated this Evening" Friday positively for the
last time.
The ertanments will commence with the Overture To
LAmbasssdrice, Auber.
To be followed by ga time in New York; he new Opera in
led by NJ Provost new sceneryby Mons Dvee Dresses &c
c.o Mnuunnc, by. 49,, -; ,AubeI,
Noir""Les Di,mans de la c. uronne," ana "Actxon
LAMBAssXDRWE
Eennette, Pnma Donna, Mile Calve
ch,,,o A. originally perfOruedb BY h., IL Pari,
La Comis,se Au.g,ts de F,erschenberg Ms:ie Lax.r.
E o 1"s tue V'''''s' n bbssssrs
Benedict, M Richer
The Llbret,o of "L'Ambassdrice may be obtained at
the French boos store Of g. Beesu No us Broadway
in the Saloon on the evening Of performance.
sATUSDAY-TSs G GxTfS co 81 Ps XII! perform
Received with applause aud Tuesday last and
,REND SEszs'vS 6GpsI Bo 81 tRs
In Rshearsal-The Open Of
LIE DOMINO NOIR.
k6 sEEfs R "a drzAIE5s.
LIZ PosTlLLioN De LONJUMERRtui.' 0n'n''
The entrance to the operate Saloon will be on Broadway
the fifth OF June ' -"i 'aAe p'dee ao'"'
Performances q commence at hslErmt7
Ceufs
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WARn-The eitzeus Of the lNath Ward re.
invited TO attend pubic Getting be held az
1ser,oo Hall on Friday Evening, June 3D. at O'clock for
the purpose OF selecting appropate
with similar committees of obey ads and with the
Of the Common Council in aLn .n,table for
the of the President M h limited States who
rected to arrive this city abon, the 18th OF June inst
Hosns u Leonard, JlHopkins Stewart
Jas Suydam, lanes Ramsey,
isaac smith, jobs Alwa.e,
rdwad PATTERSON, Sterhrn ID Laymar.
ynhn y uookeT Ralph Bcgart.
Wn ID Waterman !, d C}srdSrr
Bush, Thomas Rogers,
nenry suvdam, Chss Weeks jr,
Swackhamar Jss,e Brush ~
David Frederick, q RadcG
arlefon Earl WIN Godfrey,
John Van Bps.am, Samuel Van Wart,
Henry Spofford A ah q Palmer
WIN Miller aias N.nvie
Peter Westervelt SamweI Bookstaverq
WIN Manterstock, Edward Crowell
John Gilbert, John Talmsn. "a ~
Mcdonald John mil f-N~
Samue, phil,irs. William Travis
huel KadcH, Vim Hudson,
RutZer Toiten, John Mack III
SieoTe Green, VIM McKibbins
nD C9rlngs, Cons vosi urgh,
HchaId McG'ennap, DAVID Crane,
OS BartIe., Jobn P,nsent
treem,r Campbell, Henry Smith.
-. Geo w Bleecker. Hsydock White.
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MEDICAL AID:-DR. GLOVER apprses tho,e who de-
l consult physician Of regular medical acquire
and practical experience that he will be found Of
fees the day evening. The Doctor
engaged office practice for the last yean this city;
sud the sussr of several eatses those diseases that
have engaged his attention during that time The recent dis
covefes chemistry has put into hi, hand, new rene
dies which quick performing His defines
put parcels ST. with all necessary direct
sma book giving symptoms, treatment and Offices in
Noe Ann sreepIynte entrance 4th door from the Nuseum
lsmp al inner door j2'Itsm
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90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
RILLA prepared by he;College OF Medicine and PhaI
macy OF the city OF New York. established for the sup
preston Of possessed of all the medicinal pro-
peres OF the best South American SarsapaTa and pro-
nounced by the Medical Faculty of the United States
be the most powerful purifier OF the blood at present
known Its effect is truly astonishing in all cases arising
from an impure state of the blood such scroua letter
lignant ulcers chronic inhamatory rheumatism,
scad head botchss pmples the face body pains
in the joints, and all maades arising from SO
cohdary syphilis iLjudicous use Of mercury Sold
in single bottles rs cts in containing half Dozen
80 So in do do one Dozen $6careuy packed and sent
to all parts of the Union. Office and Consulting Rooms
of the College 81 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
(gy- STRANGE 1T Is THAT ANY ONE WILL
suffer for day with rheumatism govt when they can
certainly and permanently be cured. Ask the Hon. j.;
Bryce Jesse Coward Esq. any else who has had
that complaint what has cured them1 And they will tell
you "Hewes' Nerve and Bone Lnnent and Indian Vege'
table Elixir which they procured from Comstock
Ross, 25 Magazine street. 1t has never yet tailed in
single instance where it has been used-New Orleans
Crescent Cttu
The is to be had at 81 Courtandt street New York.
where equally strong cases OF cure Will be given.
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CASTLE GARDEN


in the Lecture Room to commence quarter
CASTLE GARDEN
THE PropTeon Of hi. well known beg leave to INF
$:
r with anne free
A,o an extensive M M outside the walls the Cas-
flee Of admi''ion ia1s cents, for which refreshments viii
CIRCUs-VAUxHALL GARDEN.
nrssrs Ss! H.: GARDNER
ERbST jda. Rs sa &. GES%s
will commeucs with
NJ Jo6n,oP WIN S,.osuc: the Pony Fanny EI.sler
HS%as.t!s; Sy 3; ySsis ss%Ha"S
u Qusken' Visit to Vauxhal Single Horse. by Mr. II
Intemi"ion of thirty minutes.
Tight Rope, by Mr. 9 Sweet
Duet by Mr. n md " Mm st G "a a%'l
s v Ws1Is BY BY 'e Ne s~s. led by Mcfarland
ws sy # n f Mais Day.
Doors cp-n at7s o'clock-PerIomancc commences
NG isde, uaa.,snd, s BY ssn!!sm.n will admitted
Circus a a SfawS 9TnS. TO and S%
PARK THEATRE.
MISS WALTERS BENEFIT.
MISS anna an, Nv WALTERs respeeti1y that
n, TsI, %y s So oSi = ned application Miss
Mr. AUSTIN PHILLIPS respectfully announce. to hi.
friends and Has hs public that hi; LOpesrt will
Monday he
Miss Mis- INK %2R iqf Tx3 Ie;'i ,e,''''-
The E MRs If ?, R b Olympic.
MISS MARY A; HARDwIck.
u... Nh * 4 l HHAAsFFEEEE friend i
%IS 5;. s sa:,r cr.,. N;. TIME kEFsks
Who has with his accustomed indne. Volunteered HI. aid
PROGRAMME.
s Is' Fsps M Ta.s,' Koo..
Das' %, ,.i y NJ SSijji. Dreams" Miss ry
soDsI'rm Queen Of Fairy Lana.' Mis-, 'e'''
Tsy d; Ill.,. n ssS. H s: Miss ,
Bailad ~. ' Ta.i the Last Hose Of summsr"
Duet-viaIu .ld Piano Forte. M...r Marks ''" "'''o'
Bsgwsen he PAT. Mis-. Hudwick and M Phillip. will
from Of Rs . s ss.d hns 10y h to ' m'
ds.;i5 $s;i Sssps;: a W. f h:d;
.nx me t Ra, .%es; air sssns
Song-Nlr M-sseu
Song-Nrs Hudsick
SoDE-'Why wandering here. I
prayP Misa Hrdwick, Nathan
uet-'h.sven, tempt me not, Miss Taylor
O. ana M fhlip', B.llin
Soo vkln-MI Nsrks De Beriot
nuns Arnes' Miss Taylor, Belni
Baiiad-'Pi watch for thee,n (by larcular
49, oesre,) Mr. Austin Phillips
Giee-"sleep. gentle Lady,, Nessrs Ro.er
- Phillips, Loder and Masrett
Tickets 80 cents eacho procured AZ the n.o
Stores at Mes,Is Stoda, ser Dunhsms Piano Fsrts
store rs, Broadway the door of on the or
Walker street. ''' -
oonceIt to commence AZ O'Clock precisely il tteo
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MEpICAL-DR J. EVANS hiss removed his Old G,lens
Iu Head Dspensay 100 Chatham street, where
he continues his SAFE speedy and eectsa
Of all delicate Diseases aud where the real old DR. Evans will
be found by his friends aee, science
aad forty years enttle praconer preference
then Dr. f. would direct the of discerning
cation of his claims He wishes the public TO kno
that he has nothing TO do with Office Peck slip his
charge { moderate. His consultations confidential
Dr. puts parcels Of eacne for the species
of disease for S. aud particularly attends gie,t and sic
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PARK THEATR n

PARK THEATRE.
This EvyNIMMf5; W william. Benefit. scuoo, mr.
SshH 4iS sSRs $#i
e ss%SH P e;. s H. cTsmn' William:
perfo,mane,, commence a, hall past J. ''''' ope""
,r,,,s vys SHaTHAM THEATnE
ss:t Viii SOS SSg1s, ff$FrsE ns:5
s Tss % 81 Fl Pc. 2. !, S;
PHILADELPHIA. So
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUsHMAN.
THIS ssA! w e ssss% JACK cADr
IMsTiSnne Mi" Cushmsn. To cOncu 10 with YOUNG
mleI ca. MARSHALL. L....e.
AMERICAN MUsEUn
TENFoLD ATTRACTIONs-ovERF sUCI
r0' GESER fus t.'Tits M n Inf Week of
The Manager has engaged the wonderful Dwarf for porvsy
ony one week he leaves for Boston and cities
The wonderful Dwarf who is II years old q, inches high.
%E ii%is oSEY '1 ID FoUsDs tP4 oo
u THE srE A'fG iIssfis' FAMILY.
AIT EFF F III Ii!'sd'
M THa GREAT M Ode OF PARIS.
Admission to the whole, Is Children under ten half
fEALE-s NV YORK nus Ut
al IRhC ICNo hULf IhtMENDOUSt
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING
Broadway. opposite the City Hail.
MIR. r. BkNNETT, Manager
Has the pesrrctO that he has
ing enne mt ARTISTS "
old feet ache. high weigh. lbs She dee s siv
the greatest curiosity exhbt ted IN America and il il ,
possible 20 form ption OF her sxs
sl0NOk BLlTI, the mighty Magician wonderful Venu
Mr. ) BROUWER, the celebrated comic SINGER
Miss Nd AIR, the much ads,ired Sonzstress
Miss BLANCHARD, the 9recian Juggeress and milan.
df GfiPI ETr e 6 e ngie h. s .nsu
Enormous Serpent. Large Sea Dog. Melodeon siames.
Twins, &c. '0
Afternoon entertainments on Saturday at ; O'Clock.
Performances the Lecture Room TO AZ ouay.
pasta. uSSs.e
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NOTlCE-To those who seek health comfort co n bned
~ with iuxuy-Price educed-Od Established Nedicated
Vapor Baths, IS Corandt street.
Mrs CARROlL in accordance with the exigencies of tn.
times hes reduced the Of her baths and soc con
ofhe patronage OF the Faculty particular and the pub
lie in general Colds sore threats swelling of the glands
Immediately relieved Portable baths sent to Of h'
o'clock at night Sulphur Baths require hours notice
m27 2wisr
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'ThUrSdny, JUNO I-O F. M.
The stock market resumed in degree its activity
to-day. Ohio SIS rose II; Kenuckys Il Illinois 2t In
diana per cent; Delaware and Hudson Ii Long Island
rose per cent; Harlem per cent? Canton /; Farmers
Loan fell per cent; sales of vicksburg s. Morris
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State of Trade.

%
$4,000 Ohio 6's, 1860 81 $1,000 Illinois 6s 1870 c SOL
5000 do bio 9ix so ,has FaImer,' In bis 2ess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
ENGHAOEE IsEIInING

For Friday at 81 O'clock, P. VI. in the Exchange Va
Leesbure, Class Il. Capital Pnzes-S75OO. $500 1900
lloO u. 40 prizes OF 500, &c. &c. &c Nos-and 10
drawn Tickets S2i.
For Saturday, received Monday morning Grand Con-
1000, $500, 20OO 1887 10 prizes OF 1900 10 of 500
10 OF 800, 10 Of 200, 90 of l5O l55 Of 100 75 Nos
and IL drawn. Tickets So.
For Saturday 29h April
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. -, for Is43. Captal
Prizes-S35 295. 10000 5000, 1000 $780, 1924 1900,
" 40 prizes OF 2OOO so Of 200, so l5O % of 100
o5 OF 100 &c. IS Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets $40
% B-Paeages Of whoies halves quarters or singh
tickets for sale At this ocs Al orders and attended
10 with pTomptness CHAS WORKMAN
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TRUSTEES SALE.
valuable Eseni Estate or, Main street
~ virtue Of Decd of Trust from Ms Mr.,

valuable Seni Estate Main street
Rf virtue of Deed of Trust from Miss Mary
"reenhow, for the benefit % Robert SAUNDERS datsl the
~ January ls4l duly recorded Clerks Office Of m.
musings Court for the City Richmond for the pirr. h-
~ nennoned SHAH being requested by saunders on A
i'hDAh The 2Oth day Of May al O'Clock NJ on ~.
premises proceed To sell nj public auction highest b. o.
eay money the property conveyed by d deed which er
a. a certain piece or parcel Of Land in IN ev
Of Richmond the the north side OF Main =, -,
and the ives; side Of twelfth 2 stand. br
ouiing Tour stories high and attached 10 The ~
three stories high" both ofwheh were AZ that time in the
OF Aex Duva The said piece Of Land buildings win BE-
% SUBJECT 10 the conditions Of executed the s;h ~
June 1893 between the late Grcenhov a. and the mid N,
Du'a whereby the said Robert ST. his heirs et,p
tors and assigns bound pay said Alex nuv bi b.
&c ue value Of the said back buildings NJ the eSpaon or tb
said AH Duvafs lease the July in the wear ls44
ne title To the above property believed 10 be nisab. bt
the deed aforesaid John n NtrNPppn r. 20 ~ "
sale % be conducted BY A U,x,tt A,-t.