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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
FOR SALE.

Era THE LARGE EXTENsIV = FIGURING MILL
t.:W and Water PRIVILEGES situated Fort Nontgom nv
Orange Count" Mt, State Of ew York adjoining The Hud
atoms Immediately. IL ries in height aud
IS by IS fer his two large she, wheels nsy new
-four fexcelent burr and all
chinev with extensive and du ale Of water capa
BILE of driving other large works # required
On The premises In cd uwelIg Hou1e one Cooper
Shop one Earn, aud her cut buildings.
Also about forty acres Of Land.
There also about two hundred Of Meadow Land,
purcha FIR he purpose of res, rvor where
has newly erected durable substantial dam so as to
contain enough supply the mil twelve weeks in cae
Of . long drought.
This situation convenient for the Of
ron-wire any heavy articles there land
vessels carrying one hundred tons the
mill at any tide.
Possession the LIST Of May For further pacu
lars apply to the proprietor on the pr misses to
JOHN II. sUY IAN,
4? Beaver street. up stairs and
UNDERIIILL HAWXHURST,
mI3 W.T. M o50 Eror, ,,raat
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NEW P.4TENT SOLAR and LARD Lamps
MORAN & HAUGHWOUT. SCI Brnadw.y w1uld ~

NEIV P.4IENT SOL.fR AND LARD Lamps.
WORAM x HAUGHWOUT, SCI Broadway, would re-.
w ctfUy invite their customers to an nspsc
on Of patent article Of Lard Lamp first of which
to be offered to the public Me:sr, W. &H will sx
hib each evening during the month of March, Of
nose Lssd Soar Lamps. burning Lard some spsm and
%anua, tu,srs Cornsius Co. and before Offering them
committee Of scientG gentlemen attached the
OF Pennsylvania who have reported that the of lard
burning these lamps is about equal the Of oil
SO ga0y; and have their favor of the
Lamp berg the superior Lard Lamp that
under their This together with the standing
the manu- iaciurefs sufficient that the
superior Lamp all n nEs considered in The
ae IN which these lamps constructed Is such that either
lard or oil may BE- ued and be ia ord, without The
least trouble well made aud perfect lamp with cd gsb
sad chimney wick Sc that wit last for can be
lsht Of an ordinary astral lamp. W & have comp ted
arransenees with the manufacturers that they
receiving additions Of many patti their present
aree aud will sell rates thar at
house j. the city fall Of all following
articles will also BE- fourd at their show rooms:
Gas, oil and candle Chandeliers, Pendants Mante Lphs
Brackets portable BURGERS. Lanterns, SC.
Gandoes Candeabras, Bracket Chandeliers Wall Breck
article Of Solar Side Lamps.
Also. Plates and Japanned Goods Cutlery aud Fine Cut
Glass; comprising the beat assortment the listed States
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ROBERT HOPE HART,

ROBERT HOPE HART,
IMPORTER,
NO. III NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE,
OFFERS for ,ae in lots to suit purchasers, Scotch Ale
~ London and Dobln Brown s. ut Scotch and irish Viii.
key, Dark and Pale Brandes, Madeira Sherry Port Chan
pagne, Sparkling Hook Caret. &c. All Of the quality
f23 Ima"ec
EOREIGN LETTER OFFICE, at the Commercial ircu
lar Office, 63H Wall street Letters will be forw srded
London Liverpool Have, South Anrica West Indies. and
all dsher foreign pora by the earliest conveyance.
Aho Letters will be forwadcd.to Boston daily, s
each. T.. l.. SNOW.
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A M K X g A N IA OF K l.,
PHILADELPHIA

THIS house is situated Chestnut street opposite the
STATE House Undergraduate Square, and in the immediate
vicinity of all the fashionable places of and
has been built IN the most horoush manner, by John
lldgway Esq snd contains upwards of hundred
many Of which psrlo, with bedrooms adjoining suitable
tor families, and parties of ladies and gentlemen
IL will BE- furnished throughout without regard expcnse)
with and elegant furniture of the approved STYLE aud
Of Marsh next.
The prpeto atter themselves that their long experpce
the business will enable them conduct the American Ito
tel IN all rs departments in such will please the
most fas'jous, and their com
and luxury, that be found any Hotel in the United
States.
N b Bathing Rooms attached the Hotel where
and cold baths will ut all times be in readiness
HH iJnME 4 M GaHcAkk EitEtkAr }Proprieton.
January 18th, 1874 Jl5
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT

ENGLl8H ADV
T ONDON-ST KATHAkINE'S HOTEL, opposite the
- 81 katharnes Dock Gates, and the Royal Mint
THOMAS LENNEY, late Cmef Steward Of the British
Queen Steamship respectfully informs his friends in the United
States that he has the management OF the above new and ee
establish rent which bu aud furnished regardless OF
expense aud adapted for the reception OF IA
miles and gentlemen visiting ngsnd the hotel fronts that
rc vessels lay and w,tn hive minutes walk Of the Ban
and Royal Exchange The house will be conducted liberal
and economical principles. The Coffee Room supplied with
The London, American, East Indian and Colonial The
yiands Wines &c OF the hrst qualIy. good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will be found the house Gentle
by month for board Gc the
America.
LENNEY beas TO those who may honor him with
their patronage that nothing shall be- wanting render them
comfortable and attention the wishes Of his guests hos
20 merit that confidence and food will literally besowed
him when steward OF the BRUSH Queen dl4r
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREUTYPES.
pLUMBE DAGU aKRIAN GALLERY OF PATENT
PREMIUM COL0KED PHI ~ OGRAPHS, ISL Broad
ato,e Murray street, New York-A waded the
m aud CHEST hon0r by American and franklin Institutes
the most bepti'u col'ed Dasu.reotynes erhied
Tn. proprietor having secured letters the ercnsvs
privilege taking Col red Daguerteotye. by hi, pro-
has reduced his 2 cent Ladies and Gentlemen
specially invited 10 call and examine the collection
in the Gallery whether thy conte npats sittna
Premium ApI Plates. Cases &c. supplied lower
rates III at any Other place in the United States.
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e o " & T. X r.


THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
WILL GIVE THEIR E0uRTH AND LAST VOCAL
w ENTERTAINMENT for the Season. AT the abern, cIe
on THURSDAY EVE INC, March 2ist, isit.
Particulars in future advertisements mis- a.rc
COMPLEMENTARY BALL
ITO MIR JOHN Parker, to be i've, by his pupil, At
Washington Hall, Monday evening, Ma Oh loI Tic.
Pres dent Brysn'. reasnIer VIM. Seymour Secretary
Comm,,te.-W Lawrence Barker, ID. Marshall. w Mes.
SICK, o. Carrots, w Bricher r. Pirne j. Tucker T. Ross
j. Drake, y; Libley. Chss. Davidson, Cias Clark
Tickets 70 be obtained Of any Of tbs committee Washing
ton Hail. Lo'oys Hotel and the door the Of the
Ball. mis- 3t'rrc
THE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL ia Aid of the Funds OF
4 the HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Oft city,
will take place Wednesday. 10th March at The Apollo s
loon, Broadway.
Tickets can 3. procured Of
NJ NJ. NOAH. ESQ. President
NJ M!CHpLL, Esq. Vice President 2o Broadway.
L.. GARRIrS, Esq Treasursr, ll3 chatham St
Or the undersigned COMMITTEE
Joseph A. Jackson 90 Bowery.
PNiIip Pike, 81 Broad street.
Mark evy, 40 Maid Lane.
j. L. Simmonds 1853 Iesr street.
NJ A. King l3' Water street.
Lionel A. Myers So Reade street
mia sti,sm
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AA FOR SALE OR LEASE -AIrse Double House,
" situated the THIRD Avenue opposite the five mile
ous containing ms good kitchen aud pant1ies
stable carriage and ether houses Attached
of land lease in high of cultivation Also,
good well Of so water The situation desirable for either
between the city and Harlem One half thu brdng been
erected within three Possession be given immed
ately if requisite.
For further partic ulars inquire of F. BLANCHARD 6s
Broadway, or Mr. NOWLAN, Prospect Hall, Yorkville.
ma
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PARK THEATNn.

fhANh
B01s, e Nssn,VVri' sSs ~; az Cents
The performance viii commence with drama three
PRIDE OF BIRTH.
Ernest .Jamison
Joiibols.. Barry
To conclude with
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
VanGerp cken MIR Barry
LesteIIe Vanhelm e. ...... Mrs II Hunt
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY ROCKWELL & o. r. STONE.
BENEFIT OF MR. II ROCKWELL
MONDAY EVENING. March 1871 performances 10 commence
with
Champions Of the Royal Court.
volante. Wanting, African prOllerie.. &c. &c.
BY The 1sFE vfkd|N! G? sEaESTE,pERs.
To conclude with
DUMB-DUMB-DUMB;
Or. The Man that Lost HIS Head
MITOHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
MONDAY EVENING March Is--The performances will
TIE ALPINE MAID.
Swig... ......."......"...Mr Holland
Followed by
FRA DIAVOLO.
Beppo Mr. Mitchell
To conclude with
SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN.
Mr. Crummes Mitchell
BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE.
JOHN TRYON... Manager and Lessee.
MONDAY EVENING, March 10. 1914.
The Performance I, commence with grand
Turkish Entree
Followed by Splendid kqres'Iisns Acts of Agility and
Strength, by Contrary unsurpassed
LoDoisKA.
Princess Lodoi,ka'.. :. Mrs Herring
r
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Sale.

YENhe subscriber Offers Il, private sale.
H. very beautiful farm lying on Ne |as
sutras River in Cecil county. Maryland
within Que mile and hall oI Efc'ar-.A
town. and about three nIles from tccH.
,sSsSts. ton 1t contains lG7 acres ..
Hyss9 land OF which about 80 acre,
w Nis" are VERY VALUABLE woonLA>'
- ~.ss>.- aud The rcsidne is arabic lund
iich has had within The last four year.
100 BUSHELS LIME spread on II, Is II I"
,od state of cnitiratIon with excellent
sncing, made Of chesnut and cedar aud Is
If very IMPROBABLE quality. The bull
dings, which cost upwards OF S2Uo0
are now consisting Of a good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on floor, a corncrib and a
stable capable of accommodating SIX
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated snl will be sold Il
great bargain. One thisd part Of the pur-
chase money will be required TO be paid
in cash, and for the residue very rea
sonahle credit will be given. The title
is good. JOHN c. GROOME.
ELKroN. May 9Th 1913.
N. b. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
sent tenant will shew i, TO any person de-
sirious of purchasing. J. {. Il.
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lIllpTOVUT StdIC u IHt sysItIII'
J. PEASE s. SONS
CC.HrOUND EXTRACT OF IiOAR-
EOfND CANDY

at such times, when the system is attacked rs
we lave related, will if freely used be tound the
most ccrtl remedy 10 remove every particle Of
complaint, hoarsencss, cough, every thing that
will likely Tend towa,d conslmt ;ioa.
1t cannot be toe often impressed nnon the rca-
der tbs he or they must taxa the remedy in time.
-Thcro is sloge which every seaso reachc.
when neglected, that is beyond all mortal cure
And Consumption is allowed to reach tins stare
ottencr than any other complaint, when at the
sauc time il gives ample warning OF Is APP
nroach and its cure is certain
PFAtE'S hOARUOUND CANDY
is PIT mp in packages ,go; ran he transported
alclt the person witEou! the least ,uoon, anerrr,
and when the feet are wet or tho vr tam any
was chilled, a sick or two sho..I uc USED at
once.
CECU. COUNTY -Elkton, DIR. II Mitch
ell Pivot Bridge layton h liancs, North East,
K. l. Thomas, porryyiIlo, Thomas Byron, Port
| Deposit, Andrew X i'd.
KENT COUNTY - Oh; scttown, Daley s.
Russell Georgetown u Roads, Nath Ii peacoD.
| QUEEN AIMS CO. MY |cn,rcvilc,
Thomas sutton, Church HI. i. L. C. Downs,
| Ney. 18th ls43-bu.
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TO the Public.

ESHE subscriber has taken the Red Store
a House, formerly occupied by James 5. Pur'
nsll, nearly opposite the Court House, and has
received a quantity Of nGw and seasonable goods
and now offers to his friends and the public gen
orally general assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries, Queens, China, Earthen and Hollow
wares. All which will be sold low, and the
highest market price given for Wheat Corn, and
other productions of the farmers in exchange for
goods, and be solicts a share Of public patron
age. ADRIAN CHANDLER,
N. B.--Flour Corn meal, Buckwheat -four.
all ofthe best quality, for sale low for cash.
Elkton, Jan. 9Th lS43--ly A. G.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

EROM the subscriber on Saturday night the
IL Goth inst, a large Bay Horse, rising FIVE
years old, has lump near to the left eye, from
which the eye appears to he affected-had on
piece ofrope halter about his neck-said horse
when strayed or was stolen from the premises
of William Jones near Charleslown in this coun
ty. If found out Of tho eighborhood reward
of FIVE dollars will be given, fin the neighbor-
hood al reasonable expens will be paid, if de-
lir.fed TO the subscriber living near Port Depos-
it. GEORGE HAHN Els.
January 9th IS44--4w
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For Rent.

The .wo dwellings, in Back Street. now
occupied by Sylvester Williams and Geo
Wallace.-Al.SO, the Old Stone Building
& lot on Main Street, known as the old
Tan Understandable for Lumber or Goa
Yard. Possession given on the 25tl
of March next ALSO. For SIie--,he
n small Schooner "Farher & Son.
WM now lying at my wharf with sails
IVY spars, drcdges and other tackle
necessary for the oyster and fish
ing trade.
Apply TO }. c. HOWARD.
Jan. 81 lS44-3t
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R.EMeeV AL.

II. C. Caldwell, Barber. has removFc
from the Washington hotel. to the Fhol.
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson.
where hopes 10 continue TO meri, a con =
nuance of the custcn. lie received al his
old stand.
lie also keeps now an assortment o
we'll selected confectionery, which he vii
seal very cheap.
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Public Sale.

By virtue of an order from The Orphans
Court, The Subscriber will offer at
Public Sale, at the dwelling house of The
late James Il. Brown, decd, it, Elkton, on
Saturday the Bird. day of FEBRUARY next, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the personal property
of the said James T. Brown, deco, con-
sislng Of Beds, Bedding, bedsleads, bu-
reau Carpeting, Chairs. tables, washs,ands,
looking glasses, mantle glass, window
blinds, &c Sc.
TERMS CASH.-Any Of the above
articles, may be had at private Sale by
calling on the subscriber.
REUBEN D. LAMAR.
Acting Administrator
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25 Acres.

beng the same lot or parcel of land o
which James Jervis late of Cecil county
died seized.
- There is an old Log dwelling
EM -: on the premises in tolerable
sla 1 u repair pair ~
fencing, and is said to be kind and in very
good state of cultivation.
The Terms Of sale as prescribed by the
Decree. are as follows:
One half of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, and the
balance in six months thereafter, with in
terest from said day of sale, to be secured
by bond with security to be approved by
the Trustee upon payment of the whole
OF The purchase money with iRerest--the
Trustee will convey the said land by good
and sufficient deed to the purch aser-his
or her heirs and assigns.
Sale to commence al Q O'Clock, P. NJ.
F. A.. ELLIS, Trustee.
Mr. James JerviS now upon the premi-
ses will shew the property
N B.-'Fhc creditors to exhibit their
claims properly authenticated in the
Chancery office a, Annapolis Il or before
the 20lh day of June next.
Jan p lSii--ls
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miles of his own Store, lie will also ex-
change hats fn" fur at cash prices.
N. B.-Coaatry produce taken in cx.
change for hats or caps, Don't forget
the Sign Of the Golden Hat. &C.
The highes, CASH PRICE vii! be civ
en- for Frs Il, lie S'o,r.
February l0;h lSl4-ly
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In Chancery.

Ordered that the sale of the property in the
cause Of William S. Hays, and wife, against
Others made and reported by the Trustees, Ma
thaniel w. S. Hays, and John &. Groome, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before the 29th day OF
Nerch next, provided copy Of this ordsr be
published in some newspaper in Cecil county
once in each of three successive weeks befCre
the goth day of February next.
The report states the amou nj Of sale to be
S467,50.
True Copy Tcs; ~
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Reg. Cur. Can.
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$aO@e
REV ARD.

RAN away from the subscriber, living
hSnear Mddlelnwn. Del. on the 3lsl of
December last. my NEGRO BOY AMOS,
he is % wears of aye, dingy Black color,
well made and very active, his clolhing
Were pants OF Graz Cassine,t, new aud
Ia,hI"uabl, made. round jacket made ut
Drah ktrsey, somewhat worn--while
wool haL 1T is presumed that lie will
change his clothing --he has il scar Oh his
forehead, a very prominent one on his
right check. | believe his Mother resides
either in Wilmington or FhlIadt Iphia, to
one of those places it is probable he has
gone; or that he may be lurking in the
neighborhnod o. the Chalybeate Springs,
as he has ali acquaintance in that neigh
borhood.
The above reward Of one hundred dol
lars will he given to any one who will
apprehend said BOY. prove him to be the
same, aud lodge him i'll some Jail so that
can get him. JOSIAH l.. FOARD.
Jan. 9Th lS44--3w
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oar co 4;.try thar TIA. ici is alphabetically,
ra!y ..,.3d
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u. 3. Com missioners' Once.
Before Commissioner Rspelje.

Before commissioner
March 2O-Frederick sherwood and Lockwood Ken.
ney the captain and mate OF the brig Emily was brought
before the court this afternoon charged with abruta
sauIt and battery on John Thompson native Of Stock
holm In Sweden and seaman on board said vessel,
her passage from Charleston to this port.
JouS THOMPSON sworn and examined-Was seaman
board the Emily; shipped ut Charleston Oh me 3th
March last Frederick Sherwood was captain and Lock
wood Kenney was mate the 18th, about O'Clock In
the morning the captain began with Witness he ordered
him alof and Immediately after struck him, knocked
him down. afterwards jumped on his side struck him
everal blows the head; after he stopped jumping he
that witness could sing OUT he kept witness down
nearly ten minutes, jumping him. Here the witness
took oil his neck CLOTH show his neck to the Com
missioner which exhibited marks Of great violence. A
bunch OF hair was next exhibited to the Commissioner
which pulled out OF his head in the second attack
made him by the captain The had then to 60
below and immediately called up again. and ordered
to go alo He said he was not able He then seized him
gain and jammed his head between a plank and
cask and he had to lie the deck for considerable
time The mate next ordered him do some duty Wit
told him he able The mate then caught him by
the head and dragged him and showed him against the
for about minutes after which the captain
ordered him remain the quarter deck where he
to remain from II to O'Clock, in the midst Of snow
| storm.
The witness examined at great length by Mr.
BENEDICT but his testimony was not shaken.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, second mate, sworn and examin
ed-e sw ore that witness saw, Thor pson
willing boy. his witness, in the most material particu-
lars, corToborated the testimony Of Thompson
The complaint against the mate was dismissed and he
then amned witness for Sherwood but he saw
nothing of what passed between Sherwo0 and Thomp
son. Sherwood was held to bail in 5000
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Common Pleas.


MARCH 20 The People Of The State 81 Nsw York vs..
Peter Duby-This was action sent down hom the
Court OF Errors upon law points and had been tried be-
fore The defendant Duffy, became security for man OF
the name OF Daily who had been Captain OF he brig
William" and was arrested and committed TO prison
two years ago this city, under the statute Tor
abandoning his reputed wife, Johanpah and leay ing her
without support Daily lived at Nova Scotia with
puted wife, and had children with her On abandoning
her, in New York. prosecution instituted by the
puted wife, and Daily committed in default OF bail by
Justice Hopson Duffy, the defendant, became his
curty for $780, and entered into rscognzance The
ditio OF the bond provided that Dairy should take
OF his wife for twelve months which, If not complied
with the recognizance to be void. The action
instituted the ground Of the forfeiture Of the Iecog
Daily, the reputed husband is dead. The de-
fence put in that Johapnah not the vile Of Daily
Witnesses examined to show that Daily had been
married to another One OF the Witnesses named
Scraggs (being deaf and having given his to the
OF counsel this head kept the Court
wife" very well and had particular acquaintance with
her He knew the young, pretty little wife but did not
know the Nova Scotia sars Of laughter, in which
the Court and the jury heartily joined) His mode OF
erng the questions put by counsel caused consider
able all through his examination Letters and
evidence had the former trial put in showing
that Daily addressed the wife, Johannah, in the usual
in which husband addresses his wife, and that
he Away sconcuded his letter thus "Your aectonate
husband"
l. NlcKEoN and A. l.. ROBERTSON for plaintiff and
CHARLES OCoNoR for the defence entered into long
argument the law points involved in the case, when
theCourt adjourned until this morning when the
W i'll be further argued.
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To tho Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub.
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
nornng-prce St cents per copy, 81 II per annum-
hostages paid, cash in aivance ,. :.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulauon 81
6e Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any PsPer IN ms cry,
orhe wod and s therefore, the best channel jon business
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR or HERALD EsTABLrHMEnr,
Northw est corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsrfsmsd and celebrated Pills. from Portrayal
we perceve, be obtained 10 this s~c svcrs,s
mcsf o. tbs lsss eolsps .forith page.
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COL M AN MA All E,
OFFICE No. 3 ASI OR HOUSE.
THE COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S
MAGAZlNE-Edited BY JOHN INM.aN.
Contents of the April Number, lS+4-Original
Idle Hours Chapter Fashions, by Mrs James g. Brooks
Genius and its Rewards, by Mira. Emma G. Enbury.
Recollections OF China, by Mrs. Caroline Butler.
Re the Clouds, DreameIs F.ntasy by j. Z. Il.
Che Arti,t's Lesson, bv Mrs. F. F. tIet
The Hour Before the Duel, by Mrs. Frances y Os2ood.
A Chapter OH Womin, by st liza.
Stanzas, bv Mrs. James Hall.
Lost and Won Or The Game of Chess By Miss Emily e.
Chpbbuck.
The Emperor and the King. by Israel Jocelyn.
Lucy Maynard by Miss Martha Russell.
Summer Froickng and Winter Reckoning, by f. =. f.,
anti of the Prize Stories, Marrying for Money Honor and
Merit, and Other Days,
Tie Old Cloak. by Mrs. ID.
Stanzas TO ~s%*, by Norma.
The Colon. Abroad, by Anna Cora Mowatt.
EMBELLISHMENTS
The Emperor and the kipg-Eugmved for the Columbian
Magazine, by II. g. Sadd, painted by Steubeu
The Hour Before the Due-EuRravpd for the Columbian
Ma azne, by Il. uallandet; painted by Theo. Lane.
Fashions, colored-Four Figures
Mu.ic-The w Iow by the Wel-Poetry by Geo. r. Nor.
ris--Music by Miss Ann Sloman.
Terms 50 annum in advance; cnpes for S.
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