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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-07
MYSTERIOUS DIsAppEARArcE.,

Thus do our neighbors of the EnquiT-
err head paragraph of establishment,
about the disappearance of the "aboli-
ton party" lfby"aboition party" the
Enquirer means the Liberty party, its
astonishment will disappear on referring
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-07

Jusr So" How plainly does this
confidential epistle say, 'Cassius, you
have done your best TO gull the abolition
lists, but they won't be gulled so come
home and let them alone.'"
This is the short and pertinent comment
OF cotemporary, upon the letter of Hen
~ to Cassius Clay. More mightbe said :,
but i: could not be bettered. Ohio Liberty
Herald,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-07

they kissed, they rejoiced and wept!-
And joyful surprise went like electricity
from soul to soul, and excited the whole
company Freeman.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-07

Datchman next day, and the AngIo-Amer-
lean The day after"
is that u flct2 How strange, then,
that Cassius should so soon be found dis
regarding the application of his own max
i'm !-Oh!o Lii. Her.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-07

sEP TEMPERANCE STANDARp.-T This
paper, published at Philadelphia, has
again made its appearance after four
months suspension, which seems to
have been delayed indirectly, in conse.
quence of the riots in that city.
May this Temperance Banner never
again be furled while intoxication pre-.
walls.
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~ Rail Road stock is among The most
profitable, ifnot the most profitable, ofanv
IN New EosIand The Concord stock is
now 70 per cent. above PAR. The Cen :
trail Road, ifthe stock is soon taken, would
at once beyond doubt command premium
as 1t would be the only road connecting
with Lake ChampIain and Canada. We
mean Of course to say, that # this stock is
taken the Rutland will not be. Ye who
have money. take stock in The Central
Road, and the quicker the better The
books are now open.-W, Watch.
The frien ds ola Rail Road from Bur.
lington through Montpelier to Boscn,
seem to be on the alert. Will those in fl.
vor of the route through Middebury,
Brandon, and Rutland, who have the
means, be behind those on the east side of
the Mountain! A good share OF the lat,
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Spies Christ COZ Coomb lsclin-2 Kuussel-i2 II
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Ill TIMBER Dambmanni Palonl portrait ST Felix jr-g7
pkgs TO order.
BaEMryshp Wesphaa 2o3 bags bagging 1857 bars iron
Oelrcks Kuger-3 boxes Suen2 do Bechtel Dreyer
j Napier5 Schneider SSwitzerl7 cases Ernenputsh-
10 q Meyers KohDst amm7 Baker Notmann--2 n Har.
rsonH Victor Aeles-il Hady Gatz-i02 1906 bxs
10 order.
GLAsGow-Barque Salcm--3 brs II Pecl-23 bxs VIM WIFI
ng-5 bis Andrew Michal2 pggs Godlroy Pattison5 bis
bxs Smith, 1hurger co-2s chests kegs Woodward-6
bxs 80 cs 200 cs ~ cks fire clay fire bricks James Lee
col bxs bale Peter Ferre6 bis Cameron Brand2 bis
boxes Lord Taylor32 chs Barclay, Livingston co2oO
pig iron Woodruff, Minurn co50 tons coal Robert
Kermit.
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New stock Exchange.


ASHES We have nsthing to report in this market
Pots continue very firm at - 1872 and Pearls at 81 433
B,EswAs-Al descriptions Of prime yellcw sell at s9i
CorroN-The sales to-day amount about 500 bales
prices still in favor Of the buyer equal decline Of 10
cent since LIST inst
fLouR-No change whatever since yesterday
HAy-Prime qualities for export sell at ~ 45c Com.
mon qualities sell at IS a SIC.
PRovisiors-Pork Is in very moderate request. We
quote sales Of Ohio mess at SO 75 do prime IS So 2
Beef very firm, but there very little enquiry; prime
Ia held at $32 SO So and at So rs SIS al Ohio
Lard, key, sells at 81 6c The demand is very limited
There is very little doing in Butter and Cheese
WHsxEY-Drndge casks arc in moderate request at %
cents, and prison and western barrels at 23ic
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W. 8 RlCAARDsON. M D., Ayea,
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Aug. ass p. M


The Stock Market is gradually but steadily sinking
the lowest point To day prices experienced another de-
clneand the operations very limited at
At the Old Board, farmers Trust cll of /; Illinois, 7;
Kentucky 6s !; Ohio SIS. /; Long Island 1; Norwich
and Worcester Il Stonington, b Canton, Ii Indiana, 4;
Harlem. Il Reading Railroad, vicksburg closed firm
at yesterdays prices At the New Board Long island de-
clued per cent; Norwich Worcester 3; Farmers
Trust 4; Ohio 6's, /; Indiana, /.
The Money Market continues in very easy state
The rate OF interest is advancing and the banks have
demands from the commercial classes The brokers
will find considerable difficulty in getting all the
funds they want from the banks, as other customers
have made their appearance in the market The banks
have already commenced drawing in their loans to the
stock SPECTATORS The offerings from the merchants
daily increasing and at the rate imports coming
in and the fall trade progressing, the demand from this
source must steadily improve. The banks in their
ey to supply any demand for money that may spring up
may carry cut their former movements and expand
fast the necessities Of their customers may require
We have doubt but that in less than sixty days the
rate for money will be firm at per cent and that the
demand will be quite active at that rate
TheCommssioners appointed to liquidate the debts Of
the Commercial Bank Of New Orleans have given notice
that the deposits and outstanding circulation will be paid
in specie
The sale of the stock Of the Delaware Canal Company
drags along very slowly The sale closes on Monday
On the sixteenth day thiryone shares OF twenty
five thousand had been disposed Of Every day renders
less probable that the stock will be disposed Of by
the time fixed by law.
The receipts Of the Wilmington Railroad Company
show quite Improvement in the affairs Of the road
The receipts for August are estimated at $50 O00
WILMINGTON RAILROAD.
Receipts Of the United Companies from Jan LIST
to Angust1st, lsl3. ............... $23I 500
Receipts from Jan LIST to August lst 1884, -. 329 900
Increase for even months of 1874. $3.50. $97 4Ol
We table, made up from official returns Of the
exports from England to the United States for six months
MANUFACTURED Goops EXPORTED FROM ENGLAND TO THE
AND
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Died.,

On Friday morning, 23d instant, DONALD CAMPBELL,
son Of Geo w. and Louisa Alexander, aged II months
and % days The friends of the family are to
attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from IS
Roosevelt street
In Woodford county, Kentucky, on the 2sth of May,
1874 Mrs AGATHA MADISON MARSHALL, wife OF Dr. Lew
Marshall and the mother of the Hon. Thomas f. Mar
shall and numerous other children Her mortal remains
were Inferred the day but following her decease
Buck Pond, in Woodord county, the family seat the
home of her whole married life which lasted more than
years and the last residence Of her husbands
f-ther Col Thomas Marshall the father Of the late illus
trious Chief Justice Of the United States
Drowned, at the Quarantine Ground Staten Island on
the 2lst instant THOMAS JEFFERSON of Abm and Sa
rah Sharrot aged 5syears months and DAYS
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Provision Market.

We can say but little for and shop markets
light sales.
Young turkes, goslings ind ducks, with spring chick
ems are coming to market daily, much improved in size
and in better order.
The fish market continues TO be well supplied with the
usual variety.
Vegetables Of all kinds in great abundance. The
gardeners complain Of the great prouson for they do not
pay for the raising.
Fruits Of the peach pear, apple and plum kind
so plenty and reasonable in price
We never saw the Washington market in quite bad
condition as it was to dry The meat market an
entire new flooring. Well may citizens complain
and protest against the neglect Of the market committee
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Pnssengcrs Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship St Ncolas-Mrs M g Meade, Miss M
w Meade, of Washington, DC; Clark Wright Hawkes. OF
New N York. HoDrsr Eaton Bslti%ore Lieut. Frank Huse
Rhems Andrea Ganau Jean Bodnierc, Chas Jouet Pa2O5
in the Storage.
BREMENBarque Caroline-Mrs M Mehrtens and child Miss
Lassee Messs Schroeder, Eppens, Schnemanni5i p the
Storage.
BREMEs-Shp WestphaliaMrs Ellis and daughter and ITS
in the steerage.
GLAsGow-Barque SalemMrs. Young, child and servant
and Miss Young Of Scotland g. Foster and us in the
age.
MATAGoRpA-Brig Ohio-Mss Megnzau, Miss 8 NJ Bailey
New ORLEANs-Ship Hal-Mr H. Bolmer J. p. Jacobs,
and IL the
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tobacco Storm Duboisa Saunders Lake, cks beeswax
90 lard w Tucker32 hhds sugar Goodhue co-38 bales
hemp l;a McsssoT Wis., sr Toby-2o ch.
Chambers, Jones Heiserl DIR Sherman II II ShieifeIn
= bookcase stand frames Aymar2 bxs H-iI bales
dalaaw- 5,s Williams Ngron-4oC bales cotton An
cotton Spear Vanderhof22 cks M Read Broe-3s Las
sac col bs brl Psniyrd cog Lhds bn Oelrich
= hruger1-fOo brs pork w Tooe-I bx Wiswal-33 bis
s,a haven y Bsdnsu hid tobacco Bsien kpo
co3o bis 10 hf Belsbomanf bx ok A Ocott-s72 pigs lead
To order. - = - - - es''e
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Brighton Cattle Market.

u.
At Market TAO Beef Cattle $500 Sheep and 1850 SWINE
80 Beef Cattle and several hundred Swine unsold
PRIcEsBeef Cattle-A few cattle were sold on satur
day about former such prices were not
81 IS; third do So Us Sd
Sheep-Lambs from $l.25 to 81: old Sheen from Al 7b
to 50 So
Swine-Colnmbia shoats in lots to peddlc more than
half harrows 4scens; Pennsy and Ohio Hogs 81
to &C. At retail to 55c =
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SHIP NEWS.
COrreaUOndenc OF the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23-P NJ.
Arrived-Abgail Grant Salem Mass; Tanger Park Ports
mouth, NH Adams, Crowe Providence; Charles Hartman
and Dusky Sally, Humphrey, Boston.
Below-Anna Reynolds, from Boston; Cohen jr Turks
Island; oralloo, Lafkis' caIe Hay,en.
buryport David Coffin Smith, New Bedford; Tcsidor Rus
sell Middletown Gu Tyro Washbum; Elizabeth Baker and
Elizabeth Sears Boston; Susan Phebe Corson Quincy Ms
Charles, Lincoln, Taqson Louisa, Issds and Jas samuel
Waey, Biger Hampstead; Middlesex, Segh NYork; John
Mckim, Moore do Anthracite, do.
Home Ports.
PHILApELrHIA, Aug 23-An Baltimore, Bckmore Lubec
John Randolph, Marshon Albany;
chester Fountain NYrk Below Of Point Point barqus
mp: Cid Olympia Jackson, Nassau: Emma, Cole Nfork-
Sid Columbia Coffin La Guayra; Eleanor Forrest
NoRFoLK, Aug. 2i-An Cinderella. Crowe Boston; Baker
Baker Barstable; William Wilson, Baker Boston. AT Old
Point, U. y. egare Captain Howard I'm Wash
ington bound to NYorL
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SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIO


A9 ~ From the numerous applications made 70 tn.
1880 Managers, and III. great number disappointed
~A-in participating in the enjoyment Of the E1cur-
sion West Point the 18th they respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally that they have again
gagged the magnificent steamer SOUTH AMERICA under the
Excursion up the Hudson West Point New burrh on
FRIDAY 3oh instant thereby giving chance OF viewing
at leisure the ffamed and romantic Scenery Of this noble
River
splendid Band has been engaged and the celebrated Mr.
Parker has generously volunteered lead the Coton
kindly promised furnish for the occasion Of his
brilliant Fireworks.
Dinner provided o board.
The Boat will leave Catharne Ferry Brooklyn at o'clock
s States Prison Dock 10 O'clock and foot OF 10Th o
deened almost unnecessary acguant the kind patrons
Of the Thistle Benevolent Association that the proceeds
applied iscriminately worthy objects Of charity.
Tickets for Lady and Gentleman One DoarSnge Tick.
cts Seventy Five Cents for the Excursions TO be had Of
WM RICHARDSON, VIZ Cor. Perry 4 Greenwich.
GEO. HARRISON. Treasurer NortheTn Hotel.
A, CAMERON, Secretary. .3t Hudson st.
JAS. VIRTUE. =; Cor: 18th st. and 9Th Avenue.
JAs o. I ' street.. Err B,aa Sye
WALTER LEti1'AT,. ........ y Hudson street.
J; b. WA!sTEiis, s''....'.. y. ~ hudson street
" uLlhEmntGH .''.'',.'.. 2oS br9sdway
J joMFs AiaRlsoN o %pSrA1 Ha, 4
R As . Isl B9o.a i',ss
JOHN PATTERsON.,.....s % Grs~nwich Avenue.
WIN. ARMSTRONG, Corner of 10Th 81 and 10th Ave.
ARCH; GR!t:vE,. ................No No. John street
PETtk N M ~ centre street
PETER McLUSkfr ............5 800 Hudson street.
au0 1--we tee
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Married.,

On Friday 2Sd instant, at Grace church, by the Rev
DR. Taylor ROSWELL L. CoLT, Jr, Of Paterson NJ j. to
JANE M daughter Of James Dawson, ESQ., Of this city
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS or the ste.m.h,n..
Packets to Arrive.
Packets TO Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor IL Captains Of Vessels will give
* hSEEa , s5ysY Captain Of our News Bost Of
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and foreign
medhiatey on hsr arrival Agents and Correspondents home
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical uf"a.
ton of any kind will be thankfully received.
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90 RABINEAU's HOT, COLD AND SHOWER
ALIlX ATER IA THIS faof Of Qeahroaaaa straef -rL.

90 RABINEAU's HOT. COLD AND SHOWER
SALTWATER BATHS foot OF Desbrosses street-Th .
is emphatcay the for sbuton and we know for
health comfort and cleanliness no place where the In
valid we'll the most healthy, enjoy the only
curty for present health and the only andote future
disease The hot Salt Water Baths the prescription
Of every medical practitioner, and Rabineaus the
only in the city, at the foot Of Desbrosses street
90 PILES IN THEIR wORsTf FORM MAY BE
cured by the use OF Hay = niment Why then should
many suffer from this most distressing complaint when
this remedy is warranted in every casel Sold only genu
Inc at 81 Courtlandt street Price ST.
90. RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERATIvE NH
iukEFcr the cure Of primary or sec ndary Syphilis
and all affections produced by njudcious OF mer
Alternative all other preparations for the Of sy
phils, is that while curing the disease improves the
constitution whilst mercury generally leave a much
disease than the II is administered for. The
best recommendation we can give Of is, that IL
extensively prescribed by the medical inc ulty, who for
rnoIy ccnsdeiusd mercury the only for those
plants Sold in single bottles, ST each in of hal
dozen S. carefully peced and u all parts OF the
Union ONCE OF the College OF Medicine and Pharma
ey, a5 Nassau street.
W. 8 RICHARDSON, M D., Asea,
N5- DR. BLACKWELL's ANT.ACRID TINCTURE
disorders stubborn geet seminal illusions weakness OF
the ureter bladder and diabetes, than any medicine
ever used; 1t is common place remedy II prepared
upon scientific principles by Perhaps the rst practon-
in the world II, s. Bernard, 81 Nassau street. New
York. the only authorized agent the United States.
0I5- BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-Every lady and gentleman
who wishes to have fine and healthy hair free from dand
ruff should the Balm Of Columbia It stimulates the
roots Of the hair and exctes growth, and hardly
fails to restore persons who have been bald
for years; BESIDES 1t always gives to the hair beauty
and lustre unsurpassed Sold a2l Courtlandt street.
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DR.. LARDNER'S ENTERTAINMENTS.
SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF SIX EVENINGS.
Dr. tAbRBKR VII @ aSD 81 R HDsxPs
MONDAY W ELS fa!s s%a 'o AND AZ FRIDAY
pTo eommss ss.s At soe 10 i.n ana o''
Win & sss'
paI,us, more particularly specified in the Programme.
:r. :, tickets Tor six evenings 81 Nightly
s H%s ssi sa; ss xii he
si rs. Ss S Es:$ aSsSS. ]
ss where s
grammes may also be obtained
10 and % Once
PROGRAMME OF THE ENTERTAINMENTS:
INAUGURAL DsoTRsE IN TIE SsTE PLEA
SURES AND USES OF KNOWLEDGE.
Now given for the first time in the United States.
SECOND E EutFSzfR BDissc5o.StfR Afss'' a''"
T"' TH fEsf EYE r AND t LIGHT '''"
F's'T" EVt FIFE s sTS. s''' o.
THE ATMOSPHERE.
S'''" f FHE FL rsisfSr1 ss''' ''"'
sss "a SE THE .,
~ncn % ~ r each every Evening the
A SERIES OF TELESCOPE DRAWINGS,
illustrating the physical condition Of the surface Of the Moon
SERIES OF sc ESLirs ILLUSTRATIONS OF
s F 81 81 siz sfTESbD bSzM$
Showing the Of II, Heavens the inhabitants of
phases &c.
THE GRAND URANORAMA.
M principal 'at the
Planet. Mercury ysau. and a. MAJ; Jupiter 1 and his
''Sf s:Is ff ssi Nc ssss"
THE MOST ME- HM ftSfRR'A COMETS
Will IL FIFE gfEe' A n FER AN6 M TG'S; Also
Will T s% scSss he s s ' eo MSs" the
rs sh ss%st Il
objects represented upon il is not less than 200 600.
METEOROLOGICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
Ds%, S 4
4 A. s.S
Which has attracted such general attention and admiration
s ss, s ssy
RS OF s Be q
GHaEs TS Es II pas \ s yATEE NTEs r.
A SPLENDID B Be Fl OF TWELVE
DRUMMOND LIGHTS!
III r. Ok : II ID IL u u r. BIO w PIP
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS!
EXPERIMENTAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF
THE GASES
Apparatus Exhibit the Combustion Of Phosphorus Sulphur
e. Ca e q fsS s
iS'S iifh
Effects Of the Gavane Current on the Bodies of Animals e.
. ther living, Or soon after death -u-..,
As'''''' A''Ef: s'fl' s':'eSo f '''' '''
BY which variety Of Amusing and instructive Solid Objects
Exhibited in striking and novel which
panied by collection Of ingenious moving figures au2l eod
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE
CARD-Mr PALMO begs leave respectfully 70 inform the
I?is MN s;s
Ills country The season viii about the 18th q
September Particulars will be given hereafter.
NEW YORK OPERA HoUsE-on. hundred young La
dies Gentlemen for the ballots wanted Artists DESTROYS
Of will please make applications the Opera
Hou.e 2 person from A. NJ. to =. M. p.ruo
EVENINGS OF IRISH MlNSTKELSl.
MR.. McMlCHAEL will give an evening Of Irish Min.
Az s!resy, on Tuesday evening next August 2h at the 80
course q s evening the following 'rsh Songs WIN DC sung
The Deserters Meditation.
Let Erin Remember the paysof Old
As Down on Bannas Banks.
Silent Size nI Oh M s,ie''
When was Younger
Dear Harp q my Country,
Molly Brallaehan.
The Old Mans Lament.
Tenenus Farewell
To commence at o'clock Tickets 50 cents BE- had
principal music stores and at the door on the evening
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
Corner ofBroadway and Prince street. New York.
The Eas'am NIX N Sl fssfI Ii sole direction Of
Doors open 7Enrrtainments commence at precisely
THREE FAvonI EyE slftSEs ON THE SAME
Dead Shot, Wandering Minstrel and Turned Head, which
~ nS 'f Will s' 6 las Dss
THE DEAD SHOT \. ,,..,.u
S %,;s%s? Cannon nj n Ni essSs
Louisa Louisa: Mr. %a,,.
!. 4. an wzsSGs Il s5' H II ss;$
fFsyYsy. !. Mis- SIs1Es
THE E f s1aslsf. viii Had ,r,
III F;nhnggms. Mr. Eyerard
Pestor ' Ga s''anss1' Mi N Ne ss.as
spo %1iiiS M M c PSRs
UNo PosTPoNEMENT at this ssa SGss ON ac.
count Of weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway % the
from the top and sides be enclosed al moments notice
PALMO's ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET
LAST NIGHT
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Saturday. August 24th.
THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIA NADERS,
MEssRs GERMON.
STANWOOD,
HARRINGTON. &
PELHAM.
Will conclude positively their engagement
SATURDAY EVENING.
previous their departure for BALTIMORE and each
they will introduce interesting series Of
NEW SONGS
BALLADS!
REFRAINs..
NEGRO DiTTIEs -!
CHARACTERISTIC DUETTOs 49,.
GLEEs CHORUsEs, NC. &c.
Boxes and Seats be the Box Office
to A. NJ and from 3to5 SPIN al8h
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Domestic lmpOrtattOnn.
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Hilai-3i9i pigs lead & III Rogers X
Co-899 SKIS wheat Sclemehom Marchi5 Woody hhds
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COPPEK-2oo cases extra quality Eng sheathng Copper
~ comprising complete assortment from or For sale
by E. COLLINS x co. Sc South st. au2l nc
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STRANGERS BEWARE
TN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG. il is
important choose experienced ply scian-DR j.
EVANS has removed his Old Gaen's Head Dpcnssry No.
298 Pearl corner Of Beekman where he
how complicated Heapprses The citizens and strangers that
nection whatever with any other office. His charges
moderate his consultations strictly private.
N. B-Obscye the number-mstskes often dangerous
1888 Pearl street.
u Medicines and directions any part of the Union,
BY particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
a2i it.ec
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CONCERT NIGHTLY.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
" PINTEUx Cafe DIES Mile COLONIES SALOON 2o7 Broad.
way. Engagement of Miss ADAIR the fine Vocalist This
wslknown establishment has been considerably embeshed
since May Heieshmsn Of hs hes; k,nd can e had 4
lated Billiard Room eight tables with
Saloon floor The Ices and Creams the best
the city affords, all times be obtained.
lI- Entrance free. alb 2wsm
THE ALHAM RIA,
$50 BRoApw BgTwEEr SPRING AND PRIrcE STREETS
this fashionable place Of open for the The
Ices Fruits JelIes and other rsfreshI'ens Of The hnrs
description.
An Orchestra combining Of the FIRST musical talent in
the city perform evening" except Saturday. and Sundays
yos pieces from the composition Of sa Lanns Auber
BeIni and Others equally celebrated
BRANCH No. i65 East Broadway door aboye Rntgsr
street. where the delightful Ice Creams and kereshmens
may be found. auli imisrc
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS. BELL, Aucnoneer,
No. III Spruce Street.
Regular Sales Of Wednesday and Saturday
Regular Sales Of Dry Goods Clothing Pledged and Fancy
Articles Groceries and Tuesday and Friday
aus 2wsm THOS BELL. Auctioueer
AUCTION NOTICE-In addition 10 a LOT OF valuable Fur
nitnre will be sold this day. 0s O'clock splendid lot
rich Jewelry little OF the ordeBraceleis Ear
rings, Pearl Necklace, Watch feadPiece Trnke Breaches
&c. THOS. BELL,
su2i Item III Spruce street
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LITHOGRAPHY
TALL Observation-Disclosures Manufacturers and others
L who Ieqnm Business Cards Of their Establishments Cir
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LspsseSpe Maps Sc and Psblses who require illustrations
executed in the best vie and moderate terms at
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1928 Fulton street., New York.
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WANTED-A situation by and his wife in a respecta.
bic family, one as Coachman Waiter the latter Cook
and willing 70 assist with the washing ironing required
hey nave 70 aud have lived together the
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