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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

"a WANTED. by y small family, after the lst
ai of Nay and three bedrooms and kitch
ti enisGt) in house with respectable am-
l balo Frankfort or Barclay street OF Broadway pre-
ferr-d Rem, must be moderate References exchanged If
The advertisers family board the house until the
lst OF May, will be preferred. Address G. j. L.. Tribune
mn6 2t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

nsructios 70. taking the article aud great numb, &c
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained al anv
Of the above psaeS. ma eodirn r-'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

SAD DEArH.--Mr Squire Pierce came to his
death at the Saunders Print Works, R. l. on Sa
.urday last by his limbs being caught in the ma
chinery. Both his hands and feet were torn from
his body. One foot was separated above the
knee, the other above the ANGLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

I'D FOR SALE OR To LET.-'rhe , story BRICK
.a dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar
Ne 22i West 10Th between 9Th and 9th Avenues
The above very modern built house, in the
immediate vicinity OF three lines of Apply a
10. 8i Broadway William j. Roome. Of Gth
Avenue and 2lst streets.
Also be let frame stable in the of the above
iseS 18th f29 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07
n..o.v AND MrropY.-The New York cor
-.o,de,,t Of the Boston Transcript closes
.aartv tribute to the merits of Prof. GouFaud's
.s.,a,, of Mne,nonics with the following clever

.ns,e,n of Mne,nonics with the following clever
verses IN TRIUMPH OF MNEM oNIcs.
.ohoIar NAV bother and torture his brain, stow,
IL Each nook, chink and Granny with facts ne may
pnt the dates and arrangement he cannot retain
Without the assistance of Fausci-Douraud'
On the mountains of Memory, hitherto bare,
The fruits Of old centuries blossom an and grow; :,
pnt ihey only can banquet in luxury there lraud.
Who are trained TO ascend in the school OF 0on-
Philosophers teach us that they who would reap,
Rnr here YOU may garner your crops when asleep
By disbursing trihe TO oFauvel-Gouraud.
Time was when men lauded the system Of Gray, [go;
But the world soon discovered that that was no
Now blockheads may wonder and asses may bray,
But the King OF Nlnemonics is Fauvel-Gouraud.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
lCorrespondencs of the HERALD

WASHINGTON, April IS, 1874
III the senate to-day, Mr.. Archers bill to pay
Mr.. Greenhow $1,000 for his book on Oregon pass
ed by majority of q to l3
The Post Office bill was then taken nm and =.
large number of amendments made. II was in fact
entirely re-modeiied that it is ordered n he re-
printed again. AS soon as that is done will send
you the bill for you to look at. The leading al
teration is in striking out Col Merrlck's and 10
cent postage, and substituting B. s. 10 and Is cents
according TO the distance. Other alterations were
made, but it is uncertain at present what shape
the bill will finally take, if it should become
law, that it is hardly worth while to publish the
details at this time.
The nomination of Henry Croker was this day
made to the Senate in place Of Mr.. Rantoul, Col
rector al Boston, rejected.
The city is full of rumors about the new Texas
treaty.
one Is that Calhoun has not signed it.
anolier that IL is undergoing new notifications
Ahother that Il will not be sent to the Senate az
treaty, but TO the House as bill.
Another that the government is making treaty.
with Mexico, by which California is purchased Of
Mexico, by way OF sop to keep Mexico quiet.
For myself, pay no attention TO any of these rli-
mors any more than do to another most astound-
ing Washington rumor, that the democratic party
! has abandoned all hope of beaIng CLAY EXCEPT by
again running GENERAL ANDREW JAcKsoN-and
| That Mr.. Butler has gone TO the Hermitage on
| this express business.
There Is great excitement in regard to all these
great questions. $ b.
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10 Lewis-,3O do De Forest 80 do rs do molas
s Msjor62 do sugar SO do mola,ses DuI scomb Beck
wh48 DO Maitland col do molasses bbs do do
sugar 8 bags cofes 1000 demohn bay
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SuRINAMBrig Spartsn22 hhds molas.es ties 6 do so
paes cotton adfordl200 pounds copper do silver
dar logs & w Pousland.
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
ApALAcHfcoLA-Bfig Ann Eiza-i53 bales cotton Colt x
co-lDOO cedar 4
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PEAAE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.


Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS! AND BRILLIANT
SUCCESS PERFECTLY UNPARAL LkLED
A LAPLAND DWARF, THREE INCHES SHOOTER,
AND The SAME AGE AS TOM THUMB.
With Eight Performers ell for One Shilling.
MR. II. BENNETT Manager takes peculiar pride III pre-
senting the public Array Of Talent that cannot be
place OF the city, and that too at
Half Price.
The Manager announces engagement with
MIR CONOVER, the Protean Performer
LA PETITE CELESTE, the Graceful Dancer.
The GREAT WESTERN Mrs. WESTERN.
Miss ADAlR the Charming Songstress.
Miss BLANCHARD the Grecian Juggieress.
Mr. BROWN, the Comic singer. And the
GlANTESS J!
who stands in public estimation ever and SUR
visiter.
The Manager respectfully that he has diminished
the number Of the Lecture Room but Increased the
comfort of the audience The First Six Front Rows will
the Parquee they newly cushioned and the backs
stuffed that VIII be entirely separate each
forming Arm Chair From their being constructed in this
and allotted to each vislter the d.
the that frequently
from the crowded state of the room.
The Manager has incurred considerable adopting
this panhowrver he proesses TO the pleasure
his fair by his power LADI IFS WILL
DE ADMLTTED TO THE PARQUE1TE WITHOUT
ANY EXTRA PRICE, bat Gentlemen will be charged al
LOUISA DUtOTHEA wAuS Err, sister OF the celebrate,
Gpsey Queen be consulted during the day and
- W An Afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays an,
Saturdays at o'clock; and evening" quarter
o'clock - - - -
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
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w RUssELL's NEW CoLLECTi0N or AMERl'
w. CAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HYDROCARBONS,
GpRAvtuMs Roses and DArIss are now many OF them IN
bloom AZ Garden aud Consrrorfes IA Henry street,
near The south Ferry Broopyn (ae establishment Of MIR
peuyJ His new variety Of RnopopnNpRoN GRASprLoRA,
!. he mos Towering plant
and cannot be- seen where His Azsa consist OF both
Greenhouse and hardy Garden varieties his DAHLAs
L.ny AsuruRroN aud Mas WFHsTER, for sale in
roots or plants from So TO 80 cents each.
BouauEr, beautifully made up at reasonable prices.
all
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GOD E Y'S M GAZINE
LADYS BOOK,
} II MAY, Is IA OLUME XVII

FOR MAY, Is 44.-v OLUME XVIII.
EMBELLISHMENTS
The RebukePan,ed by Emile Signo engraved for
Gndeys Magazine by w. II. Ellis
May-D Monipg-Panted by Maca engraved expressly
for Godeys Magazine BY A. L. Dick
Medley Fash PlateCODtning Ia bus CAPS
&c, engraved by +. Humphreys
Grsettes At the Jhea're-Two EngraynGs, by Croome.
Musc-Byrons Farewell, by Master A. D.
CONTENTs--ORiGINAL.
Song for MayDay Morning. by Alice Heryey, (see plate
Sketches Of fars, by a Partisan.
My Steed by Cora.
The Earl of Flanders, by Agnes Seymour.
The Rebuke. (see plaie.)
The Fairy Cham, by Miss Anna Fleming.
Normer and Lillian. by George Broome
Death, by J. A. Swan.
Will by L. y Arthur.
The Sentiment of Petship. by Mrs. f.. Cakes Smith.
My Grave, by Mary r.. Lee.
A ak About Paris, by Theo. Ledyard Cuyler.
t.strella del \, rte, by The Poor Scholar.
The Hole the Sleeve Novelette, by Mrs. f.. +. Eet
Mary, inscribed in the Album of Young Friend by Lewis
JCist.
The Lions Crag Legend from the Deep Drawer by Mrs.
II. +. Lee
Passages the Life of My Great Aunt by Miss Jane
W. Frazer.
MAY, by Mrs. v. f.. Howard.
The Manderields, by Miss Leslie.
Gifts for the Beautiful, by Alfred Street.
Music-Byron's Farewell, by Master A. D..
Editors Table
Editors Book Table.
VIM M CHRSTY, Agent,
a2O lt'ec No 3 Astor House.
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UN HUH
ron THE yENEREAL DIsEAsE, PRICE 81 81 PER poTrIr
DR. H0LTS VEGETABLE ,TfNCTURE,


ron oHoNRRHoT, 81 PER BOTTLE.
THESE remedies not got for speculation. They have
been used for with by the
yntor highly Phycian formerly Of the United
states Army, who Knowing their intrinsic for
akes them public conscious that he thereby doing
essential service society.
The SPECIFIC never fails to kea perfect and perma.
lent cure in SSrhs primary aud secondary where the
disease has tainted the whole either from neglect
impropr treatment hire the abu,e OF mercury has LEFT
disease equal TO The has removed Ii complete eradi
Gates of Veueies Virus Mercurial and
retntet he de5I,,sd frame To- y pristine vigor.
THE VEGETABLE TfNCTURE cures in a short me
Ghoporrea aud Glee with all their attendant of ills and
like the cfc, will effect without interruption TO bu.
sfness danger from They strictly
remedies; Full directions ACCOMPANY each bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Dry Dock Drug Store cor
8th ST. aud Avenue Randolph Pauton, whos,sIe drug
gsts No 900 Pearl ST. Beekmau N. Y, d. Sprngeed
cor. Mariet X Hudson srs. Albany mes HAWKS Jr Ko
chester and by g. Wells NO. 1853 Genesee I'd door from
the cor. Fiyette ST., Utica.
Merchant, aud Traders from any ion of Moth or South
Ameci ansda West Indies, and Mexico Obtain III,
Medicines on liberal tens OF the principal agent A. Hughes
cor 8h ST. and Avenue D. ~ aud make arrangements fo
theif future supply in their respective places
fost paid orders enclosing cash promptly attended TO-
the meuicihe safely forwarded. a20 lmsec.
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

IN THIS AGE or QUACKERY AND HUMBUG il /.
most important 10 chose experienced ply scianDR.
EVANS has removed his Old Gsens Head Dspensary No
288 fear correr of Beekmn where continues his
most extraordinary Of all c diseases
now complicated lie appses the citizens strangers that
there Dr. Evans his old stand and hat I've has
nection whatever with any other office His charges
dertte hrs consultations strictly private.
-0bseiye the numb,rmi,takes often dan gerous
1888 Pearl st
u Medicines and directions Of the Union
by aticulary stating the and enclosing five dollars
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THE PICTURE GALLERY
NEW Il IND OLD RLDS,
To consist of sixteen large folio pages,
SPLENDlDLY IL LU s RATED
Nine
MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVINGS,
Comprising
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS on THE SCENERY AND
PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE u. STATES
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY 9TH INST.
q very large edition of the first number OF this work
will be published Advertisement therefore be
the subscriber before Monday. 22d inst.
" Country Agents who wish be supplied early, should
address j. MOWATT, ia Broadway,
alg 3tip
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
OF THE OLD MASTERS.
EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner IF Nassau and Beekman streets.
A MATEURS AND ARTISTS Informed, that the Gal
"A lerv Of Paintings at Clinton Hall open from II A.
NJ 70 o'clock night or later according to the season They
which have ever adorned European Gallery Artists will
be allowed 10 study ia the Exhibition Room The public i'll
find Catalogue which will explain all the historical and other
pieces quoting the of authors from which the subjects
have been taken.
Uy-Admtt.nce only IS cents m97 sjgb
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f. w. BEARNS-Auctioneer
BY ID. ID. NASH-Store No. l39 Fulton street

WEDNESDAY, 9th Apnl.
HOTEL FURNIrURE-At 10 O'Clock. at the Hotel Fran
Gals 81 Broadway the entire Furniture contained TIE
premises together with large quaint OF Silver Pate Placed
Ware Glass, Sc The furniture consists of Sofs tea and
dining Tables; Mahohany Chairs and rush de-
grain Carrr; Miro and Mantle Glasses: Hall and Astral
Lamps; Clock; Stove Mante Vases French Bedsteads
DO; Fea her Beds; Hair Mattresses Bedding Toilet Ia
bless Window Curtains ard Shades Also Dinner TIE, aud
Breakfast Cutlery with the Kitchen Furniture which the
sale will commerce.
N B.-The Silver Plate will be sold at II o'clock. Gaia
ogues be obtained the premises the Auction
Room the day previous sale. ag6t.ec
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,o,rs BIC RIGH ( ri q VAN s, Dyke, Asctionee,

'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. at No. 30 Vesey st corner
II of Church street-ANTHONY j. BLEECKER & CO.,
o'clock az No 30 Vesey street extensive of
Household Furniture COMPRISING Mahogany Chairs Sofas OF
and Rocking Chairs with hair cloth SEATS
Tea Dining and Card Tables Pier Tables with Egyptian Mar
Bile Tops Sdeboards Bureaus Washstnds French other
ssd'ts.ds Feather Beds Mattresses &c Maple Cane
Lamps Girandoles Vases, Mante Ornaments Plated Articles
China Cut Glass Ingram and Venetian Carpets, Rugs, Oil
Cloth br nd brass Rods Toilet Tables Wash Stands Stoves
the Kitchen Utensils, Sc.
Catalogues behad of the Auconeers on Saturday the
20th ni9,ooou,
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NEW SERIES
LADIES' COMPANION,

NEW SEhtES
LADIES' COMPANION,
LITERARY 'EEPxpos1ToR,
NEW sEeiEs-voLUtME J. NuMBERL
Will be published on sau,da Ap soh at the Office l''
now zen since The he ts n%mber of The Ladss
enabling ali new sueserbas work perfect
ths work would be useless has been long in existen
that value and interest have been fully acknowed by the
" "a AZ 'a't TTHREE STEEL ENGRAylNGs,
FOX Z TwEATYFI|EN GEATs Only Hslc
m m EMBELLISHMENTS
The Milkmads-A steel plate
The F.h WA T i. D.usRtsI err. Ne, steel plate
's''' ;-f':ss R'i 5;s.. .r...,, .,..
" 4-Eve%ing Dress inherent '''''
Music-Two Pages.
ORIGINAL coNTRlBUroRs
Mrs +. G. Embury, Professor }. II. Ingraham,
HI: f #a1a, 49, Gould Fen ss Sis!iG. .
::% Ss $.5S? Eng s.$a:i S:s:i '
oosrssrs HAAA 9s III FraEEs ORIGINAL
sdsns Two Ss f ass11 t HS Mrs E. Ell't
Aunt Annie, ~ Mr.; Emma c; Embury.
r. ss one s t. :. IL + %hn.a Neat
Lesson to aud for Lovers
Carol Of the Pers, by William Russell, Jr.
The Legend of the Brown Rosario by Miss Elizabeth Bar
The Sisters, Romance of History
ne%,p sss:a Of Bsfl,ov.r Sy rasL Benjamin.
The TIumpet-set to Music.
70 AnsI!s, BY William Russell, Jr
ealisn Office. 1909 FULTON STREET.
,ha and Dealers send their orders
Back volumes neatly boundor sale the subscription
Also, loose numbers and eneravngs. a2n 4tsec
THE LADIES' MAGAZINE
EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR.
FOR MAY, 1914.
-FOUR EMBELLISHMENTS IN THIS NUMBER.
Theresa-A beautiful stel engraving by Thompson.
The Fashions-tour Figures.
SPIRITED Wood Cut-iiusrating remarkable passage in
The Notwithstanding Birds and Song, No. HIP
Theresa, by l.. L. L.-Ilustratcd
Lttle Streams By Mary Hewitt.
Marie; Sketch Of Everyday Life from the French Of
Amalie Winter by Harriet Manifold.
The Bpcolics. First kciogue
ImpeTishability Of the Works OF Genus
The Lover from the French of Madame deGenls,
Margaret by Miss Marion II Rand
Tie Ms5nefs Hymn By Mrs L. H. sisoa1"ey
The Game of Chess by Succession, from tn. French
Lines suggested by scene ia Master Humphreys Clock
by Lucy Hooper.
The Desola,ion of Ytchtene-Illustrated
The Great Man.
VIM NJ. CHRISTY, Agent,
a2O lt'ec No. Asor House.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

WIN. NIBLO respectfully informs the public that he has
made arrang ments with that popular Manager, MIR. WIN.
MITCHELL take the whole charge of getting up
tanments to be produced his Garden the
Measures active preparation to produce series of
novelty Of character suited the estab shment magn
scale and exeron will be spared
the popularity the Garden has hitherto enjoyed 3tjgb
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Apct,onssJ.
Store No. IL S6,7ics street.


Regular Sales usual Of Furniture Wednesday and
| Saturday.
Also of Dry Goods and all other varieties Tuesday
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.

THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.
'I>fiE only complete Model OF the emsIe Form
aud fourteen other Models representing the pecoartes OF
the female and also Of the Infant beng &C.
many different Of development be daily
National Hall, Canal street, few doors east OF Broadway
dies only at "a afternoon Admission, % cents
Dr. Hollicks Lectures the Organs Of Reproduction.
Sexual Raons sc have produced much aud the
desire have them repeated great both his former
aud those who could attend the previous Lee
lures that he will deliver them week. (of which due
notice will be gven to Ladies and Gentlemen separate
w. Gentlemen of the need only give their addresses.
RE
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ghsp Nsnstsra and Axsntu.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 20
Cleared,

orN RISES rs Is MOON I8
BUR sETs''' 6 43 HIGH WATER 10 ~
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GRAND MUSICAL ~ MASONIC FESTIVAL,
S' e.; TAsfWE$As1 aaa
NIs and S'i h
"ffa s
The following eminent Performers have already pr,fleed
H SSf$$$ssr E. #|;: $gS$gsr
S Ms $h$S S1,$ -, s$$ sAsSEE2RSS,s
In addition to the above Of Talent syes Perform
es Of emnenc have been applied to- and their will be
5F a Vocal SOCIETY
~
with Solos aa''' az AZ F Sh 2ff of Fifty Performers
ek WI ff f ELY by B the H MSRsE
b Leader Of the Band B M, Marks MARKS
EosSasicis Bros Lod.i and MI HHi i%m
The GRANb LODGE will attend N u aesa hak and all
BTs,hTsn are requested 70 appear IN Masonic Attire
S;
d '''''''' ''' N.H; h$SsE&fS${s:e
JONES 5oMN H HAfRhFFlSSG, e e: r. sf''s'''y'
J. II. ROGERS, Il. q. L. &.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
MR. w. j. DAVIS respectfully acouants his friends and
V1 the public that his Concert will take the Apollo Rooms
Monday Evening 2'd April which OCCASION he will BE-
Musicians the city and by the following celebrated
VocAI-Nlrs +. LODER, Mr.. HARDwICK, Mr. PHIL.
LIPS NJ WATSON, Mr. LODER Mr.. MAsSETT, and
Sole IssrRuM trrAI..,yiolin Mr. MARKS Flute. Nj.
Ms.; MIX and Mr. Masfii. By the kind permission Of
Nc aSf P;' Mr. w. ALFERs Second PART
MIR T'nM wi S5;:&stA \ Nj r,PG Err
Overture William Tell, full Orchestra Rossini.
SongIYou s,y we pa1 forever Mrs r. L0DER Au6er
fvorite rrench Air, AN clair de la Lune with full Or
chesttai Accompannens; M, Nicholsn
Sf Lag MslS LopER PHILLIPS
Sonr-"tear ne'er as,a me, " Mrs HARDWICK.. Bishop
Delogc Br,lientTEute and CaIionet, Messs DAVIS aud
GkOENV ELT lntrotqetion iema, Brilliant VARIATIONS,
PART H.
QuntettePano Forte Violin, Tenor Bass and Flute, Ness
TiNiM, MARKS, WEfGERs, MUSSGRIFF and DA-
ai'p hria1 un stsnte," Mrs LODER, Flute Obligs-
to, NJ DAvis Solo
Glee'W Where The Bee Sucks" Mrs. LODER, Mrs HARD.
[Arue and Jackson.
brilliant Variations and Orchestral Accompaniment.
fuale-Overture. "Oberon" full Orchestra Weber
~ Tickets Fifty Gents, be had the residence Of MIR
DAVIS 81 White the Music stores the Door
n The Concert will at O'Clock precisely No
potponenent account of the weather al9 81 rc FS&M
IMPORTANT To THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN.
for ale "a q
Procrrat,ve Elixir Ccrdisi.
G5'see advertisement on last column of fourthpagc.
ap'0 I'm is IN
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IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF HORSES, Sc
IT, JOIN WILLIAMS, Veterinary Surgeon, resp ct.
(&HA <inIy informs his numerous friend. aud the public
1that he continues practising successfully the d-
fereut dental to That noble h HORSE
Old EstbIshed Veterinary Establishment the sign of
Golden Horse No. 1928 BIoome few the
Bowery.) New York.
Mr. Williams thanking his numerou, friends for their
kind PATRONAGE during period of fifteen years his
business in this city, takes th, opportunity Of informing
them he has considerably improved his nmary aud has
up number Of conyenieut roomy Ground Floor stalls sick
Horses which will be attended with his usual care punc-
tdaty and attention. The fact Of Mr. Williams being
la educated and brought the profession armies
England and fra"ce and having had much
Gent guarantee that those enrusng him with the of their
Hnrses ray rely upon the utmost skill and attention being
ad 70 them Mr. Wilkins would also suggest his friends
the advan to be derived from employing ,xam-
nation OF Hoes for sale His services offered
purchaser and the seller and his knowledge per.
feet formation Of Oh. Hcne cannot but beneficial
Mr. Williams nfrmary ,sat No 1871 Chryse street, where
he always to be found consulted and
mttd 10 his charge will have the full beney of his
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Mr. G. q. COTTON having returned to the City would
ATHIRp G 1anIShSe EXHIBITION


On Tuesday evening. April 23d
1t earnestly desired that will present himself
take the Gas whoever fights when under great excmenas
such uninentiouay, deal
they may themselves while they very apt to in
others.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF GAS
will be preoared and admins sered Ladies Gentlemen.
Mr. Cotton would that the Is he has
given down East" large proportion of ladies
here
Ladies Gentlemen who are engaged to be mar led or who
be engaged ard wish other
good disposition recommendation forward
tn Gas.
Professor SLLlMAN who makes and administers the Gas to
the Students in Yale College wintr) says that
will envelope the leading traits of character
ALL ECCENTRIC, PECULIAR or MARKED Charac-
ters invited TO come forward and take the Gas.
par y them.
rents uardans
Doors open at seven o'clock. Entertainment
at eight
Tickets IS centsfor sale at Firth Halls franklin SQUARE
and principal Music Book ia also
at the door on the evening of TIE Entertainment
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