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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21
BONDRAYNG TICKET,
aLrr NJ roT n nisUEDElsTooD, AND D.

"LET NE NOT BIZ MISUNDERSTOOD, AND LET
Ne ENrREAT THAT NAY NOT De mREPRE-
sENrBD. Ian NOT ADVOCATING. THE REVIVAL
or HIGH PROTECTIVE TARrFE. IAmFoR AM
DINO By TIE FRiNcIPLEa or THE CoMFRoMisK
ACT; IAM ron DOING WHAT NO SoUTEERu
MAN or A FAIR on CANDID MIND HAS EvER YET
DEND-GIvMd TO THE COUNTRY REVENUE
WHICH NAY PROVIDE ToR THE ECONOMICAL
WANTS OF THE GovERNNENT. AND At TN
SAME TnEE GIVE AN INCIDENTAL PROTECTION
10 oUR HoMEi INDUSTRY. " THERE BE HERr
SINGLE GENTLEMAN WHO WILL DENY TIN
TAIREEss AND FRoFRETY OF THls, SHALL b
GLAD TO SEE AND HEAR WHO III Is."--Ertrac
rom The SPssch Of HENRY CLAY, delivered IN
U. s. Senate March Isl, lt42, short TIM
before retiring from that body.
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Once more we would most earnestly AJAX the
attention or The bond payers Of this county to
their distracted condition 10 regard TO a legislA'
i've ticket The Repudiators have settled al
their difficulties, they have silenesd individual
aspirations aud forced the different members
Of their party to yield their personal views TO
the decision ola majority. They havs now BE-
fore the people 4 ticket that has received the
sanction Of their party generally there are no
unruly members to distract their strength; bat
with the discipline Of q well trained band they
viii 20 to the polls with an undivided front On
tho other hand what is the condition Of The bond
payersl Possessing majority in the county
as we consoienciously believe, they have not Al
present the slightest prospect of success in theiI
Legislative ticket The cause Of this is TOO well
known to require to be explained. Individuals
who have no claims upon tho party, who have
not the most remote prospect Of being elected
and some Of whom are far from carrying will
them sufieiency Ofthe respect and confidence
Of their fellow citizens Of this county, to enabli
them 10 be elected, even ifthey had not a COM
petitor ia the field, insist upon being candidates
aud utterly refuse To submit their pEetensions Il
tbs decision ola majority Of those, whose sup
port they are requiring. Will the bond payer
Of this county submit to such presumption /
is in their power 10 control Ibis natter let theu
determine what three candidates combine viii
the requisite qualification the strongest Proba
ties being loeised,a an dwhen they have come 4
this dissemination, lei them bosiow their volel
upon these three, regardless Of those, who vii
persist in running. Those, who refuse to sutsai
70 thisfsir& equitable decision Of The people upo
their own matters, may get few votes. and rna.
possibly defeat TIE bond paying ticket, but D.
result could not possibly be worse than il wou
be under The present circumstances.
The assembly Of dis bond papers from ever.
part Of he oOuniyon The 2slb. 29ih and s0th q
this month. wiIl afford an excellent opporiunit
hr comparing opinions, and concentrating upo
Tires individuals We care moi how this may
done, 90 that de plan adopted be such as 70 fur
niuh a guaranty Gifts itimsss, snd 10 give sx
prsssioa to he wishes Of q majority ef the bon
payers Of the nsuniy.
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wspsfss that y, dia 90 u,isad DE di.sus-
aiou a Colbert o. ealdrds, ,asl. We undef-
stand that thsrs wtre several s41sIeut uPos1hiu
made % lhs occasion; Mr. Boaoholls's is spoken
ofin he highest terms q compliment.
We think h probable ihaiwe shall be enabled
10 furnish.a report OfOur friend the @LinkhOrn"
coloneIs. Il l. described 70 havs been remark
ably peculiar and senlsniious production, in
which he took occasion q 1sad he letter, which
be had published. accepting The hominalion As a
oandidais iof The Legislature.
Squire Council, inspired By the examples
which had been set him, found himself boiling
over with the power and magnitude Of his
thoughts. and when called upon CO. a speech
arose and nothing daunssd suofte8 Ike a steam
boat. He vas grand, be was sublime, il vas ter
rife to 4 ear him. From an sesounls the ieOPls
Of Colbert we're moai sumptuOusly entertained
with speeches., and the rsPust vas protraeisd 81
long, that the audience retired completely saf.
feiisd whilst some ofihe most delicious dain.iss
were offered for their enjoyment.
The waF-wOFn veteran Of an hundred battles
whose father fought in The Revelation, and
whosS own untEinisd and unimpeschabls char
actcr hsa erected for him monument or higf
respect and deep devotion in the hearts Of hi,
neighbors, seemed not to have shone 90 lumin'
Ously on the occasion, as it might have been OK.
Poc.od ofhim on his own tramping ground.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

Bennett of the New York Herald, who was
lately In IRELAND received from o'COnnoll, a vel
mcrit,d and public lndignity. He requested TO
30 introduced 10 tho great sgitstor, and had aP'
proaebed him for that purpose, when 0'Connell
positively sefassd 10 permit his introduction,
remarking lhatMr. Bennett was the Editor Of
the New York Herald, that most seurrilloua and
libellous print, VII Oh tot iis low blaekguaTdism
and unprineipled SANDERS was disgrace TO lit
erature. and ba desired no scqpqipiance with
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

Wssre pfseludod from presenting much oriN
gins' matter in the present number Of our paper
BY the length fiho address Of the Wing Con.
vention, which we are anxious to lay before our
readers. We had hoped to be able 10 publish it
entire At once, but have not yet received the
conclusion, which we have to defer for our next
number. Owing to mistake Of our compost
ors as 10 the commencement Of the address, The
first part viii be found on the % instead Of the
FIRST page.
We commend The address to the public as con-
aiming full exposition Of The "mueh vexed'
subject Of Reputation.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

The Candidates for Governor are at this time
addressing the people Of Ibis County. Mr.Clay'
Ton has just concluded a powerful argument gu
the payment Of the Bonds, in which he scatter
ed to ths winds the clubbing objections Of the
Rspadiators and exposed in a foicibls manner
de ias8asisiencss Of bic oompetilorH position In
regard to this subject
Mr. Brown is doing he pTallisul in reply.
h our noxt We shall give more detailed &C
count Of Ibis discussions.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

Gen. Bertrand, one Of Napoleon's distinguish
ed Generals, Ind who svinced his deep devotion
to his patron by accompanying him in bis exile
on 81. Helen, is at this time, attended by hir
son Napoleon in New Orleans.
The citizens Of New Orleans hsyo paid IN,
highest compliments 10 this dis,ing uished s,run
ger
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

Squire John Cornell, one Of ths-Rspudiating
Candidates in this County, for The Legislature,
wonders Why il is that he can't speak. He says
he understands Federal and State politics as well
az any man, that he Is familiar with al the arr
gumenls in hvor OfRePudiaiiOn, and moreover,
that he he's ready command Of language, and
he therefore, eannO, understand why ii is that he
cannot speak, Perhaps Col. Andy Kincannon
might be abs to give him some light on this
subject, as We unders,and be was eminsntly
successful 10 his debut al Colbert on Saturday.
But if the CoDnsl cannot inspire him with some
Of his genius for public speaking, the next best
suggestion, which we can make to the Squire,
10 for him procure the valuable services o.
Lawyer MOds, who, all admit, speaks with great
facility. Tie squire BY uniting his stock in
trade with h0 Lawyers AID giving him the
management Of tho capital would be inVlneible
on the stump or at the door Of grog shop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28
State of Trade.
good business doing generally in the city and the
general fpplinp m In he nj.

good business doing generally in the city and the
general feeling seems to be buoysnt
Four-The operations in Flour do not increase to any
extent The stock continues low most sorts of southern
brands dull at 81 90 cat Ohio, IS; do via New
Orleans, IS IL; Genesee continues at IS 25 Rich
mond City for South American market sold at So b0 Meal
ranges with small transactions So rs and Is in hogs
,ads Some North river Rye Flour brought 81 rs ST.
Pennsylvania IS 81 l2A Ship stu l2h lsi; Shorts
stasS.
Groin-sales North River Corn $50; New Orleans, S.
Rye. 6Oc; Oats, 20 a 81. fer good Sorts
Seed-Ohio and Southrn Clover "a 49, and Tor prime
New York seed OF; Timothy continues at l6 a Is.
Provisions-Very little doing, Mess Pork at 50 62t ;
Prime, 81 so; Beef city So; County, 81 81 al 49,
No change in other descriptions.
Hoy-Sslls 35 a 40.
Hops-The stock is not large small sales 1912 at l0c
Fish-Sale Dry Cod So 3lt held at 50 so Mackere No
!, So so; No $40 25. No transactions at these rates.
.4shes-Sales Pots, So l24; Pearls, So.
At auction-Wines &c.-2 cas,s (53 doz) old Sercial
Madeira So %; do Old Constitution So 26; do South
Side do S.; u ozen Amontilado Sherry SO 25 demi
john Old Mountain Pale Sherry ST. IS; cases brown
do So rs; doz brown do So lat gallons Madeira 57A
go 1875 do Sherry 4oa 67Ac; casks gold do 47tc l9
baskets Anchor Champagne s5 hf pipe Henesy Brandy
81 $751; doz Peach Brandy So 1915 gals Irish Whiskey
81 Is, do Scotch 81 40; pipe Meder Swan Gin Ole
Susar-l25 damaged brown Havana 81 Tic, cash.
Hdes-2l5 damaged st 63e, cash.
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Corn Trade.

Our market is very quiet. Genesee is down to SIS 95
and Ohio to S. to l2A Michigan sells at S. l2t. No
Wheat in market Rye is down to SIS cents. North ri.
Corn etches So 81 Oats range from "a to 81 cents
bushel.
Accounts from st. Louis to the l4th instant. The
receipts of wheat had been considerable during the week
but as they had not been heavy we anticipated
sales had been readily made at 49, 40 ~ cents and the
article may be said to be in demand Flour also brisk
at 81 bs 81 for country superne and 50 81 for
river freight had declined and increased activity the
produce market had followed Large purchases Of Wheat
had been made there by the Cincinnati miers. and
heavy orders in the city for both Wheat and Flour
for the Eastern markets Corn Is Is; Oats IL Is per
bushe.
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SEC TO- When the Is fully executed the canal and
property shall revert TO the State.
SEC. 90 Pledges the faith oil the State to supply any
|1efects in this act.
SEC. 81 in consequence Of any defect in this sct per-
ons deferred from subscribing, the Governor has
negotiate providing nothing done to
with the rights OF holders of canal bonds.
SEC "a Trustees to employ chief engineer who shall
Hutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28
Brighton Cattle Market

MONDAY, April "a ls43At market $40 beef cattle (n-
GLIDING all unsold last weekly 10 pairs orkng Oxen 800
Sheep and 1900 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-A few cattle were probably sold
for rfe more than our highest quotations First quail
y 475a5; second quality $3.50 476; third quality.
81 25 4 so.
Working Orsn.-We noticed few sales.
Sheep-Small lots sold from ST. IS to 60 accord
ing to quality.
and 44c for sows, and 81 and 5c for barrows large
bsrrows a a 44c. At retail and &c for Shoats.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Packet ship United states-Mrs Hannah DELL
Miss Bell Miss Bell Ms.J Bell, Miss W Bell. Master
Bell and servant, Miss Hughes, Capt Joha Button An
drew Stewart, Walter Lambert Lewis Lloyd Haslnck
Mrs Mary Wright and child-I7i in the stserags.
MosuE-ShIp Newark-Mrs Hamilton and son. in the
steeraye.
Ar HoLMrs HoLE1I the Dolphin from Martinaue-Capt
Adams. lateof brig Pilgrim, condemned.
AT NEw BEDroRp-In the Isaac Howl,nd from the Pacific
Capt Gardner, late Of ship Nantucket Payta
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Died..

On Thursday the 9th instant, JANE, wife OF Phillip
Collins, after a protracted Illness
The relatives and friends of the family invited to at
tend the funeral Saturday the GOTH instant p NJ
from her late residence 80 Elm street.
On Wednesday evening, RoBERr FERGUSON, native Of
this city ,Sin the 9th year of his age.
His relatives and friends invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at o'clock from his late residence No. 900
Sew street,
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvKRPooL-Pscke ship Siddops-Loo MuIgrave and
wants, Engiand DR. Mnhenbug College Point Ii; Edw
Mar Ann s1Go * philadslphia Pollard Norfolk ya
HINT Barber lady and infant Miss Eliza Chapman, CLAYTON
Newbold Miss CochIane, VIM Waring, Mrs d @ Scott
James bSemsr and servant Mses; WIN Macy
Ellen Monks Ednburc Rock EngIanc Cant Samue Barr
Liverpool; Chas Hamilton Canada Edwd Title Dublin.
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REFORMATION has been received that the 2eth day OF
July last package made the once Of the Colec-
tof Oh the Cusoms At New Orleans, containing Treasury
notes Of The United States: which had been that Of
and by receipt endorsed hem vhsh package has not
been ceived has been sscertaped that e the notes
aud to eeeve of public moneys. bearing very slight ndca-
ded that oh. Of the descrp ion be in
As these note: wholly invalid aud cannot received
pub,h tho following absusct of them that tho public
may DE on their guard against receiving the
J.. Z. BPENCER Secretary of the TIea.ury.
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Married..

On Wednesday the 26th instant, by his Honor the
Mayor and afterwards by the Rev. Joseph Levy, L. A.
LEVY, Jun OF New Orleans to ISABELLA, daughter of
the late Solomon Levy, Sen of this city.
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10 THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.

TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
QUSSIAN KESAN SOAP-The subscIi Der has lust re ce
~ yed By the bark Ro9be from Cronsd cases
ed For shaving II acknowledged by those who
IT to be the superior article IL three
since this article introduced into the CITY Of Boston,
with perfect satisfaction and considered the and
cheapest family sosp that can be ed Er al by The dozen
No. fremont House, Boston,
PRICE, y so and IS cents and 50 cake, according
siZ.. The quality Of each cake the
MA liberal discount made to Wholesale purchasers.
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever-As
gold and silver Watches OF the newest styles direct from the
manufacure, IN England. france, and Switzerland he
enabled to offer larger assortment and much less prices
as SIS each Watches and jewell cry exchanged bought
All watches warranted to keep good time the money
turned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
city. g. G. Allen importer Of watches pnd jewellery whole
sale and retail 3dWall street up st.ir a2lm ipsem
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c.
THE Subscriber having retired from the late firm Of Gel
ston Ladd Co has commenced business at the
Of and Wall streets opposite the Custom House. Tor the
prices in accordance with the times.
AL Diamond Je~ery bought Of the subscriber will be
purchased by him after ducng cent; thereby offering
oppotu convert their damo into
Fine Duplex, Lever and Lepine Watches which he
commend and warrant as good time keeperao Gold Chan
Pencil Cases, Watch Keys, &c
Silver Forks Spoons Sets the newest patterns
and best ty aud worn manshp advance
the manufacturers prices. AL above articles shall be
equal 10 the best made IN New York.
Watches and Clocks repaired under his
dance, with the assistance of the best workmen.
Diamonds Pearls ard other precious Stones and Silver
bought or exchanged, VIM +. LADD.
400 In, issm N' $50 ''
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ship BdsDns e, tiysIDoSl i,.1 yi clos;
a2S Itsr HAKNDEN s. CO swallm
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMA.
company will be closed i to the i7h Of May next
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
New York, April 81, 1873 .2s 2otsm
MONEY TO LEND.;-ABKAHAMJ J. JACKSON. Pawn
in lEs required ysseSss is%s
psy sr cy wearing apparel and
THIS pay PUBLISHED, Mas2n's fac smiie edition Of
The paS Uay.Ty 9 Ap dna IL,
subscrptions received at the publication Office No. 1902
aaal.m JOSEPH MASON. Publisher
y max: $si: S AZ ise
5 Fsy..T Rs sis: e. e. nv NY xS Ss..
ID Patchin Esq, cashier, ALBANY,
PLANO FoRTEs.Eench grand action Piano. i6 ali the
and Workmanship. Tnose wishing pu chase superior sr
S Sas PS'Iss !: ss at the mandatory
ssa R b.. pianos required and '''h'nrs %u n.v,s
To SSo EEHFIoN A Nv %TEsT.KS MEECHANTs-
can Ssd 1T The
.,a,.r f si5s. EssESs:: IS, ST sS:aw.y.
r. ERMAN BRUNZEs-ROZELT & co. import the
~ above articles dire, from their mandatory when epa
%Gs pc, n. our y 0 aug
'''' c.
ITO GENTLEMEN WHO INTEND TO VISIT ~
- MANfcMR HUGHES, Professor in The Royal Mir
house Sis.n.s%en a: bo,de and scse% IN n"
ne a1dr ses himself particularly TO such coming to 0.i
he,, By placing themselves family
hnghes though twenty FIVE years resident in Germs
10 ms iamly rs particularly suitable for young Amerc
I'LL pe man ute,-his nilierv with brh aug
ions wbcs sse 10 hs course Of conversation tho,c .xans
will NJ III one nods Al first necessary and which he
W, nt az d az sus,es be most willing to offer.
nro; professors Of the Corps Cadets hs kindly
so hs every facility is offered t. improve hsss sciences re-
quuste Tor any future prof.ssion. ' ~
den etc pea'e ito apply Professor Hughes Dres
M As,or New York, ana Mr. Th w. William. cor,sc,;.
- ~ ssy po.oseo 10 answer any enquiries s2s m' &c
IND "a KONs and the public are re oectIuy In.
lsn consisting Of Pnoxas of various COLOR
e yp &c &c sn togsthsr with red and
monthly Roses IN great variety, yaueIies cho aomh
D,has, tube Roses, Am,rylisss, Giadolus &C. p"mbs
OF and beauti al Cccper for arboYs " oso
house plants, at the lowest vegetable cio;cv
seeds Of every variety wssned fresh Frui. and ornamen
tai ee' o. every % ne lowest term, for cash Those
a2a slsm NIBLO DUSL%P. .7s Brc,5v.x
A STORisHlNG That many y0ulg ,a-n Va bo 6sy. IN
IA an ulded moment II fliced dis upon
the La Of when Is to destroy II both bodily and
mentally, and bring Them premature gave will negis CT
60 medicine which has stood the Of Yeas anu
cufed the usand OF in this city and fecy safe from
AL uppess ant con,s quence medicine the of which
mere cyphc compared ~ the disgrace that
neglect Of The unfortunate This medicine Is DR. Hunters
psn,sy No Division 81 the only office for the sale Of
Invaluable article Ia this city. aga Item
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Domestic xmportat,ops.

NV OIL Big Algonqun-25o bids SUGAR II cask,
moass~s Dubois X coil hhds Roberts & Williams
molasses Asop X Chaurcey. "
MoBm Ship Newark-so bales cotton Wood Joh- sion A
Buut-s @ Howand-23 A Stsveps-5s spofford 4 Tile.
ston-72 Pamelee, Kbun Rogerst9 Center co-33 Wolf
Bhop-a3w Ha,rs1ee Smith Wright colo Or, ea.
Barstow Pope-2s Thompson Adms-66 Smith, Mills &
co-l38 Newbod Cuf-4 bales hdss Ogdenli75 hides "a
bbis 20 hfdo taow 76 bales cotton TO order
MosLE-Bris Gu,elma-s9 bales cotton Post Phillipsa2
MoCos nelIy-70 Smith, Mills COP Emo X Ph.lps-7g
Perkins, Hopkins WhueI7 L Truesdell-30 Boga Knee
land.
Ksr wEsr-Brs Geo Henrys, bales sap 40 bags copper
coin chs old copper Msiatd -9hhds do molasses
cks old copper Curayl wndlass boat hhds molases
to order.
GEoRoErowN. sC-Brig Jano-2,a bales cotton Colt & 20
IS SMITH, M,is : co-il Post Phillips-3s Rorsn-7
Lee Dater MilleI-3l Stckett Brothen6S Spofford
Ilicson-os Lawrence Trimble1 cask Miller-l box
Robinson. ' - ~ f'o' Nf'e -
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Foreign Irnportntions.

LIvERPooLShip Upited Statesl5n0 SKIS salt Kermt-32
pkgs Sands, Fox col Pston-5 Goon Hodges Cog
Worrell-I & Cox-3 T. J Wyeth-i Pryse, Wilson &
y..burh, Albany,4 AZ Van Nest, wo.e!I. Wood &
col Fellows Van Arsdae CoopeI29o2 iron
hurdles Wo sey Woosey-l pkg Sheldon Phelps-l A
- Connsh-s Hugh keel sigogrney ;on.ls Parsons,
seucran'z2 Harvey saggas Wood, Johnston Burrlt-I
y:ssup-l5 Tooker. Mead co-l9 John Gihon-2 Bird
Gill an-24 -mh. Thurg,r & col Hurlbut-3 4 J
stewaIt-2 Patison2 T Rsnois7o Harrick-30 josiah
Macy sons Buher Brothers-2 Duuscomb Beckwith-9
chain cables cks Aymsr col Austin Baldwin, pkg
Hal, ero,hesI'J krhly74 Lien avdson WAisop-I Has
luck COS Houey-1 G Jackson-1 ii Peck col
Graves col lasalal6 cs II cks bales order.
PALERMo-shp Lognn-73O bxs oranges Howes, Godfrey
Kobnso00 DO 200 bxS lemons Fitch co2n0 do 200 boxes
osnge. ie2 bags w'nus Broom co.'s mdse Bolton,
Fox Lvinestoo-26h f bales corks F,nca box
Howiand y Asrnwsll-78 cks wine Talbot Oyphsnt CO.
5265 bags nseed 800 bxs lemons o oder.
PALEnMo-bsqne Anomino2600 bxs 1919 do lemons
~ puss hbrs 38 wapuo 20 bnstonr Broom
loo cs maccaon Berthoud3 cks silks so bsgs pkg
9bdIs trees 10 order.
MArAouEz.Brg Lleweliyn-5o hhds 81 bsgs coffee
bbs do Mayhew-i8 hhds mosses 5bs do Is hhds sugar
bags coffee master. - 1890
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MADAM SUTTON having arranged to eturn to Italy the
A beginning OF August receiving until
time to give finishing lessons the Italian, nc and English
style OF Singing Her method that pursued y Bordogu
vscca the first masters in Europe increasing the strength and
advantage Of her singing with them which, can be punved
by masters alone who have been Ladies
from 9 o'clock till ma SmsY
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
fTHESEarfamcd and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
perceive be Obtained in this eountrys Sseadvsrss
sssnt oustbs laas scpnn. fourth pszs. -
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Plan o FOR Els ND
NEW MTTCIN

Musical World is invited to examine the new and slel
sale At the Music Saloon POI Broadway, below st. Panls
Church. sign Of the Golden Lyr Among the Pianos for sale
with elegant mahOg' and
bet corners harp STOP grand action, keys &c &c. Pr
New and Popular Songs Duets Marches waltze and pie
ces daily publishing and receiving from store in the
composed and supg by Russell Indian Hunter Old Clock
bee and the LaSS Fl the State Street Qaek
kverlan Bygone years. Gentle Queen Of flowers poor
Sheghesd mad Poor mans friend N y City Guards March,
N. Y, Quadrilles, Review quick STEP &c. &C.
Guitars. Flutes, Strings &c. constantly on hand
mix otauv fruv
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M A r | L M e HE AID,
Ship Masters and Agents.

eoHT OE NEW YORK, APRIL az
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pOsTsCRPT-where,s, ady:rtisements have appeared 10
mey known" as" Webbs" with az his improve
n ~ % our leaders Ina! weGos ldtes improve
mevement-paten, right secured No be induced
to purchase Of his former improve If they will
bnt first call and witness the novel principle Of bis Inverted
Cone Lamps For se only the Phos phcal Lamp Store
100 BroadWaY, door South of HnWaIhaf 6tis4r
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o.n,,rB 81 w Il, EKANKLIN, Auctioneer.
CABINET FURN1T URE-Th, pub ic respectfully
informed that the subscriber intends selling off
Thursday the 4th Of May, by w. H. franklin his
stock OF splendid Cabinet Furniture BeiRg Of his
fseuI all warranted to be Of first rate md
materials. Persons about hasng call and
examine: SAMUEL WATERBURY,, 30 Berkman,
a2f lw*m Gold street.