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y-or. Ia N smportntyops.

LrRpooL-shp Sol mherse 50 bales &c mdz, IS pes bag
shields so bks md stones NJ Armstrong sen2t bal
bx mdze ucter, Mea co-3 crates cases Robinson
bx, Hsnr,ck, ,olh r4 chs mdze 1900 sis
SAT- Thomson-69 II cks Adams Btohes-7 bis III
Coggswell 20 Gamer Brand 81 irusies Norris Cog
cks mdz- Van Wsr II case Smh-37 crts OK Kellogg
q tks Newbcld- is Cord IN, Hodges co-8 do
Maybe ok HERNIA r, ys-3 Gsses woolless Iaee B!o
do CHAINS Ill., bales hi, nkes Nevns co.-g9 do caes
mdzs Bird Giliilen coy css skins truss blackburn
$50 Phil Dodge COLO tons iron 10 hhds
cks $500 states cas tn order,
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rasseuxers Arrived.

LIvrRpooLr ket shin Patrick Hsnry.A White. Chas
Wexford. = Frlu-, Mr. Walsh # New Yok; J Ws.d.
Kenn Wall zee. M.Csll Mack. NJ, tsyannah: A.
1LIvLRrooLPack ship Sou rnsr-N digs, Frances VIM
Da ling Scotland: schspsdo Germany2Gs in n, steTge
KEY WEsr-Bng Rudolph Gioling-Capt Brown, u
fh, lady s.t c Id .as Cssi. C,p, John BS!Tcw,
Phillips, AID q Pr-t On, Army; Mr. shndl and son, MIR
GawI
BERMupA-schr SUI tara at Boston-Capt Freeman. late of
brig treemin, OF Buck port condemned Bermuda Bar
pard Of Mobile; John ing, Kenney BsImudi Stafford
New York
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TO TAJT,ORS

CTINEMET'S and compet. work the subject Of
~ cutting Garments of style Of
not to be surpassed Is with the umo confidence Offered
trade being work wholly thug the
kind hereofo introduced by III. aid OF which peon of
ty obtain te'1r practical knowledge Of
eating week than could by lhs OIL method oh
and he who wishes % keep with he rapid i'm
of his do better avail himself of
the Of the work has srcsy received the appro-
baton ef the first of the profession and fail giving
complete sasc ion to all who The above be OBJ
tansd Of the author No l3 Broadway door below the
C,tv Hotsi mix ps
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4, ~ PRIVATE MEDICAL AD.-The members o
he New york College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
rnng the public thanks for the liberal support they
nave received in their esrts to suppress quackery
70 state that their particular attention continues
DE directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
he great improvements lately made in the principal hos
as Oh Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
can conndenty offer to persons requiring medical aid ad
salages not to be met with in any institution m this
co9nry either public or private The treatment OF the
college IL such to insure success in every and is
totally different from that practice Of running
me constitution with mercury, AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One the mem
bers OF the College FOR many years connected with the
PRINCIPAL hospitals ofFurope attends daily for consula
ton from AM. to s PM.
'rerInsAdvice and medicine, % A cure guaranteed
, lipoETAEr TO CouNTRv INvALIDs.-Persons living in
the country ana not finding convenient attend per-
al medicines requisite perform perfect cure by stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms tins q
contraction and treatment received elsewhere II apy
nd enclosing S. post paid, addressed to
W. 9. RICHARDSON, M. d, Agent
street e~' " ~
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New Stock Excn unyc,
state OF Trade.

BREApsIUFrs-We quote Genesee flour at S475; Ohio,
round hoop, 81 62t 81 IS; Michigan 81 62I 81 6s3;
Georgetown, 81 s7a Richmond City Mills SO 80 There
is less demand to-day Illinois wheat has been sold 81 TO-
Rye 90 a TO- southern az cents; Jersey yellow 30
cents; Oats 81 s2t Corn is quite plenty but Rye not
Oats are in fair demand.
CorroN-1'he sales to-day about 1900 bales Gene.
rally the market is without change. though we hear OF
sales rates lower than any since November last
Fair Mobiles sold at &c The lower grades are al.
most entirely neglected. and be bought at cheaper
rates daily Total sales this week TO- 900 this month
49, 200; receipts into New York this month 29,ol2.
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PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS
SUMMER ENHANCEMENT
NEW BRIGHTON, PORT RI HNOND, (STATEN
ISLANDl& NEW YORK EEKRY

From Pier No J. North River, foot Of Battery Place
AQnAOh an The Steamboat CINDERELLA will run
follows, dolly FROM May aoh 70 October
O'Clock, A M at 2h, 6 aud 8 y. NJ.
Leaves Port Richmond 20 minutes and minutes to
10 A. M; at l, ~ and 6% p. NJ.
Leaves New Brighton. at and 10 A. NJ; at Ia and IA r.
M
On sunday-Leaves New York. at and II A. Nj at g. and
pm. Leaves Port Richmond, 20 and 10 AMI
at !, 5 and IA M.
New ork, May 49, 1874 my1l 6m&rc
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Died..

On Saturday ming. 25th instant in the Goth year OF
her age MARcAsEr DEEHsN, while visit to her bro
ther.in-law Mat thew Reid.
Her friends cd those of her grand children James and
Margaret Kelly are invited to attend her funeral from the
residence Of Nj tthew Reid 81 Monroe street, this after
noon at half pa It o'clock, without further notice
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
Ship Masters ana B.gcn -.

We shall esteem favor, il Captains Of Vesssls will give
of the shippng left at the Por whence iey sale the Vessels
Spoken their List Of their Cargo od any TO.
reign Newspapers News they have. He will board them
immeciaely their arrival Agents aud Conespo ent al
abroad will also confer avor by ssndin TO ths
Office all the Marine Intelligence they obtain sutcai
information of any kind will thanku iy received
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM

EhAAEA'S NE w IOItIA NuUSEONs
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
AZ, =, Bfnssdd.say. opposite the City Hall ,r
AL FOR ONE SHILLING.
EXTRAORDlNa KY ASIONISHlNG!
w DEkFuL AND TsE ME- DOUs
FAT GIRL, DWAEF AND GIANTEss.
n GIANT GIRL,
Fourteen Years Old. wei chs 40 Pounds,
Il DWARF
BEING THREE INCHn iS SHORTER THAN TOM
EIGHT PERFORMERS,
SPLEND ID PAINTINGS OF THE COMMUNICATION
OF THE CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA
Destroyed during the late Riots Taksn the SPOT by
eminent Mtmt These pictures some hundreds OF
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY,
Or, PennybeE Vocaiists
consisting Of Father Mother, seven Small Children
hese the Rel O,,han Me'odi,ts they OFTEN
eat OFTEN, aud drink OFTEN.
The following performers ere engaged
MIR WINCHELL the Comic Deinea,or.
Miss MARY BARTON Master BARTON, and Miss
A. BARTON the much admir- d yocalists
Mr.. co vow r.h the Po,ean Performer
Gel ESTE, the graceful Dauseuse p! and
Mr. ii CONOVt.k. the tom,c Singer
Grand Cosmoama Self Playing Melodeon Speudid Picture
Gallery. and 5000 uriostes.
70 Afternoon Performance. every Day at o'clock. for The
Of the day ysts extra charge 10 the pei
fances. To commence ia the eve1ing at O'Clock. me
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Low FARE.-We are pleased to state, on the
authority Of the Chief Marshal that the Worcester and
western railroads have reed to reduce the fare the
Paper, May IL ~ I...tl
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JUVENILE VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSl-
CAL ENTERTAINMENT-MEsS CHARLES L..
BARN Els and GEORGE ANDREWS mo,t RESPECTFULLY
announce that they have their Juvenile Musc Cas
Designing Mucs Enter lament in the Broaaway
Tabernacle. on Monday Evening My ~. ls4i The Vocal
MuAc will of Solos, Trios s, mi Chrlscs and Cho
TIE Instrumental Music viii be refoImed BY Nh.
- Juvenile Company OF Vons Octave Flute,
one Vioinceo, one Double Bass and Piano Forte.
Director, Mr. & l.. Barnes
Performance commence quarter before precisely.
Tickets rs cents to be had the door, Children hafpce.
m.
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QIt- DEAFNESS AND ALL COMPLAINTS OF
TIE EAR--We would advise all who are in any way
subject to desiness not to despair until they have tried
ar McNars Acoustic OIL an article that never fails to
give relief. All who now trumpets and will try
this OIL will lay them aside. To be had at 81 Court.
I'ndt street. Price 81 per flask.
QD- PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEUMA.
tism frequent pains in the back &c. will find an eectual
remedy IL they will bottle OF the Indian Vegetable
tllXlr and Lriment from No. 81 Courtlandt st.
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IA STRANGER IN OUR WATERs.--The steamer Cur
M peck Captain Davis arrived here yesterday from New
York where she purchased by company Of gentle
men in Richmond to between that city and Norfoik
The schr Phenix 1t Sinclair, Tor Chagres, with small
mail the Pacific, sailed from this port yesterday.
Norfok Herald, Nav -.
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o. KOLMSTOCK'S VEGETABLE VERA1IFUGE
should always be given where worms suspected to
exist as it is certain remedy II is entirely safe as II
contains mercury mineral. To be had only at 81
Courtlandt street Price % cents
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EXECUTION OF MuRDRRER-On Friday week
Daniel peas, alias Graham, was executed in Edge
Nc south Carolina for the murder Of his stepfather
william barefoot The culprit assembled the scaffod and
addressed large crowd Of people who had assembled
Witness the awful ceremony, confessing the murder and
The justice Of his doom.
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sNAv.r.-Tbc U s. sloop Of war Ontario, Com.
Nicboias from this mort arrived Monday at Baltimore
where'she is to be stationed receiving ship-NoJ0h
III, aid May 20
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TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS, $50 and 26o Broadway, cor
of Warren street, Importers Of the Fancy Mae
ufaGres Of France, England Germany nd China have a.
sale the largest rches and best collection elegant
side OF the Atlantic Also the best as,oreut q PLAIN
aud fancy atouei Papers and Enveiores French and English
PcruneTy Combs Brushes and articles for the toilet
w; Cutlery Chinese fancy articles, French Tarasos Sun
ench India and Dresdea PeIcens; French aud Bohemian
Glass Fancy and Chairs; PepieI ache and Bronze
Goods; Fans of all descrptons rich Driving and Riding
Whps Walking Canes Desk, Papeeres Dressing Case. and
Fancy Boxes for all Purses Poch,t Books Card Cases
riety; Berlin Goods. Indian Goods French Jcwery,
They particular the that their goods
all of their to order expressly for thar
retail sales selected by OF their firm, from the best
therefore be recommended Of bet
ter quality and finer finish than articles made for general SALE
but price and select in styls.
their establish the largest OF its kind the country
and become the attractions OF city, respect
fully invite the visits OF strabge with the urauce that they
ton the politen and
will be shown whether the object Of the visit be business
pleasure nZ ~ aw Una ,mrc
M ADAMt. n. sCHELT EMA lometsI informs cus
lv1 the ladies OF York generally tht abe
received last Have packets aud splendid aso
some very rich Thread Lace Bridal Scars md Wells
beautiful organdi and coored Musns Of all dsscr
TONS Darpges style; snlerdid Silks aud variety
of rich materials suitable day aud evening dresses teau
aue such articles would DO call eIam,ne they
been expressly ordered at this time in order 70 give the
dies select at their leisure Also entDs
syle Straw Hats before imported in this
expressly adapei for country beautiful and be
breas which together tn her usual varied OF
fancy goods she will be happy exhibit to tho,e who
favor her with their patronage. ma 2twislmsec
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FROM THE RIVER PLArE.-By the brig General
Plnckney, at this port yesterday, from Rio de ia
peiro we have advices from Montevideo TO the LIST Of
April The city Of Montevdeo still continued beseged by
the army under command Of Gen. Oribe and the block.
ading squadron of Admiral Brown. The blockade is
spected the different ships Of war; but supplies are con-
santly sent in. The credit Of the Government is dimn
ishing fast that individual property may not long be
respected Flour in good supply but beef 20 much
in demand that 5000 per head often paid for cattle
As yet there has been nothing but skrmishiDg, until
the 2sh March, when battle between two thousand men
took place. in which Gen. Nunez, the besiegng Officer
killed and upwards Of 100 Of his men killed and
wounded The Monev deans lost killed and 30 wounded
Paraguay has been claimed by Gov Rosas part Of the
Argentine Confederation, but the Parsguaysn Congress
declare their independence and request all nations and
particularly the United States to recognise 1t.
There is prospect of the price OF flour improving
for some time The stock is about l6 900 bbls
and is expected from the United Staea The sales
cash 81 % nett the duty being So per Dbl
Hides in Buenos Ayres cost lOl cents on board
The following American vessels Of war were at no de
Janero the 18th April ship Columbus, Cooper, to
sail day for New York irgae Raritan, Turner,
waiting orders soop Of war Boston, Pendsrgrast Just
arrived from the River Plse and sch Enterprise,
Watson, waiting ordcrs-Bait Amer. May 20.
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FREsHEr. letter received in New Orleans,
dated Alexandria 18th Nav saws he levee has broker
~ snove the town. and probably shall be overnowed
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THE FAKIR OF AVA
WILL. COMMENCE HIS GRAND TX

w and Experiments Of Hindoo Miracles, Fascination and
Asatic Jugs the Wash Hotel Broadway
about the 3o instant These have ciussd great
sceatc world havng pronounced them ncomprehensDle
Fu particulars at the Music Stores Tues
cay m23 3t"Ic
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Every Day and Epening This Week, commencing
Monday, Ndy a.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each serncon halfpa,t O'clock, and in the evening
Who, together, less that Fourteen Feet mak
them the 1all,s Pair known, be
from 10 o'clock A. NJ till from till hatpast and from
ill TO-
The manager happy reng with the
ORPHEAN FAMILY of five persons all musicians of the
irst cs,s. of whom is little Miss Of only six
The family variety OF Songs, Duets Trios Quar-
tstts, &c.
GREAT WESTERN will appear in his Comic Yankee
Lecture Animal Magnetism and also his limitation Of a
Locomotive.
Mix. s. X G. NELLIs, the man born without arms, will
also 9pre in OF the onishng feats with his
which must be o be believed.
La Petite Cerit0, tbs Danseuse.
Beautiful Collection of Wax Figures, Giraffe, &c. &c
The GlPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Telle al seeua and
ors.,y committed all hours Of the day and evening.
Admission the whole 25 cents-chiidren under
fens halfprce. % for consultations Trh the
li,p m26 re
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periods, from two to twenty years. The bonded debt
covers all the liabilities of the road
c. PRovrprNcE AND sroSIroroS RAnaoAD; ma ooo
Bonded debt payable in D. 5, i, 5and years.
Do DO IS aud 90 do. $4,000 $4,000
Earnings Of the road in l644, estimating
from ths receipts Of the tw o past years
and the present, thus far at least. 900
Total expenses OF running the road for
repairs and paying every charge for
expenses, not over $4,000
Interest On ,Ss GA aeI Ss stock Ss 400
The directors reserve a sinking fund
to meet the short bonds per annum. II 900
For farther sinking iund,. 800 l6OO 900
The estimated earnings of the road for 1884, are place
below what will probably be realized while the expenses
are at fair amount The expenses of the Ferry at Pro-
violence are to be abolished, the Providence Railroad
Company having determined to the two roads by
circuitous route through North Providence by which
not only the expenses of the stoningon road will be
duced but the line for travel greatly restricted this
will do away with many that have heretofore
been raised to taking this route for Boston. 1t will
also destroy any opposition that may arise from boats
running to Providence direct and will also make it the
most favorable to connect with he Long Island Rail
road The Soningon road is probably of the best
built roads in the country, requiring less repairs than
many Others and the greatest drawback the company
has. is the want of way travel The income from the
road depends almost entirely the travel between Bos
ton and New York Even with this drawback the receipts
OF the company must for years to come least until
favorable route opens between the two cities
be sufficient to enable them to declare good dividends
and qudae their debt reaches maturity This stock
has been subjected to the Of spectators
much those of less actual value but there
who, from interested motives, spreading unfounded
reports in relation to its debts and expenses
or FRAN Ca roS IN Tur Irxtrrn K,S,,ou
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pALMo's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.

EUFRASIA BORGHtsE would respectable IL form the pa
IL of OPERA snd the public generally that Monday
next 9Th has been apart fer Benefit when
Of the tavore operas she will portion oil
Donizettis Opera entitled
LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
N b. Season subscribers will please notice a the Box
Office Fnday evening betwe the whether they vii
retain their Seats secud omary Satur
day and Monday, 25lh and 9th inst. m25 3trrc
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House Of Reprcscnt ativcs.

WASHINGTON, Friday, May 17th, 1874.
The business of the House to-day has been Of no
importance, scarcely.
AS soon as the journal was read Mr.. Labranche
presented the resolutions, &c OF a large meeting in
New Orleans, in favor OF annexing Texas Several
motions made to get these referred to a select
committee, to have them printed, &c. AT ast the
whole subject was laid on the tabe-lO3 TO 10
Mr.. VANCE moved that the House adjourn from Sarur
day till Wednesday, to allow the democrats to attend the
Baltimore Cow enton. Lost-ayes AZ, noes III
Mr. Duncan then moved TO 60 into Committee Of the
Whole to take up the Oregon Bill Lostso to 49, This
is close vote, however
resolution passed authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury direct the sale Of the various maps and
charts prepared by the coast survey Of New York hsr
Dor, sc.
The various Committees then called over for re-
ports and the Post Office Committee reported their bill to
reduce the rates of postage Sc This bill takes the fede
raj currency us the standard.
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% BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH MAY BE
preserved adiscolored set may be restored to peary
whentss and the tartar which often collects around
the teeth and decay toohache and of
the gums, be removed by the of sheImas Orrs
Tooth Paste, which also prevents those accumulation
and renders the breath sweet and pleasant. The first
dentists OF this and other cities have with great
satisfaction and publicly recommend it, and thousands
OF persons who are in the habit OF using prefer il any
drnirce they have used II is perfectly clean and
Tree from those deeterous compounds which SO often
brng on premature decay in the teeth and has met with
general approval wherever it is known II NAV be OBJ
tanned at Dr. sherman warehouse 100 Nassau street. and
OF has agents ITO Broasway 10 Aston House Hudson
street; lSS Bowery; II East Broadway SO William
street 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and State
street, Boston.
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% ~ THE coNG Cen EXTRACT OF sAR.

Wf. THE CONGRATULATED EXTRACT OF SAR.
SApAklLLA, GENTlAN AND SARSAFRAS prepared
ablished for the suppression of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnri
lying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
is confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely
superior any extract OF sasaparla at present before
all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood
such scroiula saltrheum rngworm blotches or pin.
PIES ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cuaneous
eruphons, liberated throat any disease arising
from the secondary effects Of syphilis an nudicious
Use o. mercury
Sold in single Bottles at. .....,.. rs cents each
" in Cases of hafa .dozen Bottles, So so
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
" BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser
Office OF the College, 95 Nassau street
rs RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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N T. A = o l. IT N BON N E L
MANIIEACTORY

rJ'HE LADIES AXE RESPCIFULLY informed that this
and beautiful article produced the greaest
reflection at the mandatory. No 1913 B0wERY, up
STAIRS where they sOd both at Wholesale and retail at
lowest prices large assortment hand select from
Merchants and Milners supplied the best terms
~ yvuss SIN
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ships shsT,dw D. fsyssr Live fpool Collins CO.
ah Hrsilia riatteson do, A Richards; Emblem, Dyer
New Orleans, Hurlbut Co; May Flower. Sawyer Bal
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PORT OF NEW YOH r., MAY
Cleared,

IN RISES ......f SO MOON ssTs..-. ,'' 50
ur sErs'.' eel 10 HIsH wArHR..''''.'' 30
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE
Admission oas Dclla{ g al par. q the hou.s- q
LEADER OF THE ORchEs1 KA... SIG. RAPETTj
Combined with ali the former Di,linruished Professors
EuFRAslA BoRGHEsEs BENEFIT.
Wa, MONDAY EVENING. May 9th.
FiTsaEsi IIsi HSz-' bA SHTis E'a called
Ao,na........ - 1880. sgs Borshese
ss1Hs " ya riHna.
Anp:sas: ::: 2S sisf1 %Ssii
Director Of Serious Opera Sig ValtelIina.
Between the ,t aud "a act the following selected McceauI
La FILE 'DU HEGTMENTf.
ESis:i. Borshsss he Opera co%aSs PsfSs'
G%sa Sem, VOLTA aapsa 10 f U1shs'ra
by Eurasia Borghese and Sig Sanqarco in full appro
un S %Ssn .. ,s.
re-
90 TO- % mot .sea,s sa The pee OF tickets placed al
Stage Manager..... ......Mr. Wells
gThe public especially Informed that the Bath. have
been newly arranged and fitted handsome style and
N lilI operation, risht and day
PARK THEATRE.
,, Bo1e... 81 PITT: 50 Cent. Gallery
NIX b ss
To conclude with FoRTuNIo.
TuEsDA y Mae'essay will appear in his SISin
t.'siss The winch fourth ''m' The air
asnss % S % H.. AND y H..
ler and Hami.t, lhy rqu-stl for the last time.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes rs Cent, PITT. I2h Cents.
MoERA a po"Sis: Y
Aafr Which A WIFE FOR A DAY Nath,n Tucker Var
To conc aJe with the FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN
LoCks;m,,tinsefu Mis-, Reynolds Queen Lucidora
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ltappears from certificate signed by Messrs Haml
ton, Thorne Campbell that the government OF Texas
liabilities, amounting to EGO So in promissory
Votes, exchequer bills &c destroyed by burning
the 9Th of May OF these $50 printed exchequer
bills, $4,000 engraved exchequer bills, being blanks,
that had been issued and the balance promssory
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ITO FARMERS, BORTICULTURIsTs, &c,--soIphse
Ammonia for forcing the Crops-suphate so Soda-Ni-
trats soda, constsntly on hand by . -
NILS imeod&AtWsrc No. 80 Maiden Lane.