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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-11
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
April 9, 1874.

AN INTERNAL MAcHINE.-ANempt TO
KILL The city of Richmond, Va, was
greatly excited on 22I uItimo, in conse-
qnence OF box containing two horse pis-
tolls, loaded with buck shot and so fixed as
10 Kill The person who opened the box, be-
ing landed from the schooner David Ro-
gers from New York, marked an. A.
Llpscomb, care OF S. S. Dennoon." Mr.
Denoon being unable TO find srch Der
son as Llpscomb, proceeded to open the
box at the bottom, and discovered the most
d'abolIcaI scheme. He escaped unhun.
The affair will be Investigated. Port
land Tribune.
LUCKY Hit, An old building about
to be pulled down in New York, was sold
for $50 to Two lrishmen on condition they
would remove it, They went to work
at 1t, and IN tearing open some Of the vain
scotlng, found a jug, which on examining
proved 10 be money Jug, containing it is
sad nine thousand dollars in old COIN
This is good prize.-Phit. Forum.
COMMERCE OF BosToN The number
of foreign arrivals from January lst, to
March 3lst, 1874, was 222. The mum.
Der OF foreign arrivals from January LIST
to March 3lst l043, was 1873. Increase
Of foreign arrivals 81. The revenue
from January LIST to March 3lst 1914, is
estimated at $l,3l0,000 The revenue
for the corresponding time of the last year
was 89,740,l2. Increase of revenue,
$72C, $50, IS.
A new street sweeping machine, now
in London, is enabled 10 clean thousand
yards for rs cents.
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Application for License to Sell.
STATE OF VERMONT }

District Of Rutland, IS.
EDE it remembered that at a special
80 Probate Court held at Rutland,
within and for the said District, on the 9th
day of April, A. D. 1914, Present Wm.
Hall, Judge.
Jacob Powers, guardian of Julia Ann
Arnold, minor, having made application
to said Court for license 10 sell all of the
real estate of his said ward, consisting Of
three tracts or parcels OF land set off by
commissioners OF division to said ward as
heir to her father Palmer Arnold, late CT
Brandon, deceased ntestate, the LIST tract
containing % acres and 10 rods-the
End 2 acres and 1870 rods, and the 3rd S
acres of cedar land, repres ening that the
sale thereof would be conducive to the in
terest of his said ward: Therefore, it is
ordered, that said application be referred
for hearing and decision to the LIST Mon
day being the 9Th day of My next, and
that copy of this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto
in the Voice of Freedom, a newspaper
printed at said Brandon, that all persons
interested may appear and object to the
granting thereof if they see cause.
A true copy of record,
HENRY HALL, Register.
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N 0 I | G L
P Ii | L @ L u X [ A N

A public meeting of this Society will
be held at the Town Hall, on Friday eve,
April 18th, commencing at o'clock.
Question for discussion: Are the laws
of this Sac, regulating the sale of Ardent
spirits, fitted to promote the cause Of
Temperance 2"
An Address will be deIiverd by Mr..
Wan. G. Hyatt.
r M. PHILLIPS, Pres.
G.. e. Dana, Sec.
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Charitable lnfirnary.

The subscribers will give surgical ad
vice, aud perform any surgical operations
which laay be necessary for those who
are unable to pay, on Wednesdays, from
10 to / i o'clock A. M, at their respective
offices, The former attends to surgical
cases generally; the latter to diseases Of
Tie eye and ear.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN,
S. PEARL LATHRoP.
Ml1dlt hurV. January rs 1874
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Notice TO render Account,
STATE OF VERMONT.


District Of Rutland, IS.
EDE it remembered that at a special
E-DProbate Court held at Rutland within
& for said District on the oh day of April,
A. D. 1914, Present VIM. Hail, Judge,
David NJ. June, administrator of the
estate OF Jacob Cutler, late of Brandon in
the said District deceased intestate, propos-
ing to render an account of his said adj
ministration: 1t is ordered, that said ac-
count be referred for examination and al
Iowance to the lst Monday being the 9th
day of May next, and thai copy of this
order be published three weeks Successive
Iy previous thereto in the Voice of Free
dom newspaper printed at said Brandon,
that all persons interested may appear and
object to the allowance thereof if they see
cause,
A true copy Of record,
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I'D EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at
M@ Brandon, April /, 1874.
Arnold Sarah ,Knowlton g. Wood
Allen Ira {Keeler Thomas
Benson w Nj Lawrence OE
Brayer Mrs Betsy 23Moyers Conry
Benson Ira ;Mason WhlppIe
Birchard NJ w MASON Amos
BueI Samuel sMcFarlen Joseph 2
Curliss Pitus Moses Abel
Castle Joseph Perry Mrs CIarissa
Grown Thomas }Soper E Al
Clark Miss Christina tStevens D D
Conroe l. A FL }Streeler SIR
Gary John $Smith w NJ
Call OSman {Thomas Nathan
Chat Esq A }Wood D N
Church & Enos whitman George 2
Day Joseph Goshen.
Ganson E r Thrown John Jr
Goodrich David Baker John C
Holt Miss Jennett Kinsman joseph
Howard Erastus G : French & Irish.
Hack John tMcEn any Patrick
Howard Salmon |Finergin Owen
Johnson Rev l. }Cata Peter
A. J. KETCaAM, P. M.
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List Of Letters.

III DEMAINING in the Post Office at
MU Brandon, April /, 1874.
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Mi1dTt bury, 1aOOarv rs IS1l.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29


yVIna has Christia air done.
ln exefy gan country whete Ithas pre-.
sang QiHasy and polluted rIfes. IL also ef-
lecled Ihis mighty levolatiop tie sanctions
ol len should no ougef be in aYorofl
ihe worst passions ana prse ices, but be dis
fecied agalnst hem. 5as ed "a stan.
dard b morality and 81 tl even
where rs fdll scts have not IS suffered
to displsp thenseIres im.
proved Tie hanne o ex Christian
State Wfa heailen 1ations afe, n point
of MOI IS nov vel q and the in.
io ion On cA for several
gea has 5feasine pt { out Of
lh 1nWe q uKn superior
manners, or Ilindos Il has a.
bolished intah eide and human fees,
So pieralenl anc ancient I'D modern
heafhe0s; put an Ell . poIygaal and div.
ofcs: od 81 The institution B marriage in
al inde oluble bond, has given birth to q
felicity and sanctily 81 be domestic circle
which never before knew. has exalted
lhe condition and Character e woman, and
I by that means has numanizsd man; gwen
refinement and delicacy lo eciety and crea-
tied nen and important affection in the
human htart-tle love ol woman. founded
on esteem, % adeclIon saesall unknown
Ito heat he most hnea. has gwen
mildqr Character % war. taught mo.
leln nations ID teat lhe prisoners with
humshitY and to resioFa sn by exchange
no theif respective cclni ha7 ialo
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29
EAZOO WHIG AND REGISTER,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
nv gs A. sTGVGNsS


On Jefsrson-slreei, Rezf door 70 the Offices oJ
.Nctsrs. Wiitias0n & .Niies, and \. ~,
Quacken6Oss.
TERMs-The WHIs win DC furnish . sub
scrbers az IS 90 per annum in advapte.
ADvERrIsEMENrs will be inserted ~ the rate oi
81 90 per square for the FIRST nsorti0rand % cents
Tor each week thereaiter-ten lipss or less, con
siituting square. The numoeyol -
quired, must be marked on the nargin OF the man
uscript, or they will be insered TIL ioroids ana
charged accordingly.
An Advertisements frcm a distance, must be
accompanied with ths CASH Or they VIII moi
be inserted. ~
for county Offices, $40 for state oihces-i" eu-
Political. Cotton Circulars or any articles OF
individual interest, Will be charged as adVer'ise-
ments and musi be pad ior IN oqVanee.
For advertising Citations from me Frooats
Conrt 10 persons interested 70 come forward and
show cause why an order Of sale should NOT oe
granted, I2 dollaro, TO be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Orders granted by the Probate
Court for the sale of property, 10 dollars % Oe
paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Chaneery Notices to non-resi-
dents. IS dollarseac 10 be pad tor IN ADyANcE.
For Advertising Petitions tor Dover, rom lO g
Is dollars, 10 be paid Tor in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of Letters Of Adminis-
stration, 7.doIlarss TO be paid for in ADVANCE
t
clement BY Administrators, dollars, 70 be paiq
for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of Insolvent Essate.
for months, S27, 70 be paid for in ADVANCE.
Trustees Sales, and al other adyeriiseme ~
not specified, must be paid Tor ia ADVANCE.
All advertisements o a.personQ nature wilt %
charged double price, and pey llent qoirsd Y
ADVANCE.
Yearly Adverfising
For forty. lines or less, renewable at PepspF'
$50 Nocontract taken for less than Que jea q
and payable half yearly inadvance.
The privilege ofannuul adpertisersie iei tnite. V
their own Immediate business and AZ adj 7riise E
ments for the beneft ofOther persons, sen an pl
them must be paid for BY the square
professional AdveFtisements
For 10 linesoF less, not alterables 3.monthsi s. :
g 10 do do do do q
no do do do do. 8
0A-As the above rates are The same as these
established IN Natchez, Nirksburg, jackson
Grand Gulf and elsewhere IN this State no Dc
duction will be made from them IN any cas'
01rALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FoF
ON DELIVERY,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29

There is 9 good deal of saucy with Lord
Byron.s anecdote of the fair astronomers.
He say some, literary ladies being asked
how tlIsy could be sp 1iently interested in
astronomy 10 spend Sc much time ID watch.
ing the heavens, replied that they had .
IN curiosity 10 see whether there was
really man i'd the moon.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29
PrOlessIonaI - ". ~ II
PR0FEs sIONAL.
II. w. QUACK ENBoss
Attorney and CORnsellor


CONTINUES g practice regularly y
Otba snp5riol Couf of Chancery, high
Court Of Errors pud Appeals Circuit Couii
Of the United States a Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and 10 the Circuit courts
OF YazoO, Holmes and Carroll countries.
Office in the Insurance building on.Jeiter.
son Street.
Yazoo CITY, Jan. lst lS40.
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RNW1R
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29

NAsAou OF E0mueHn0 Hn0nauMs
Thsfs wRs Asnelav tf ibe Iinps q
Ana 81 ths smots 81 the Realm were there:
Dsry Toieesg gbss with commissioned swell,
som agsa'h'a e Hope and oihsrs of Despair.
The tlsmsf assa md from anidst The band,
The lsads u O1chesra out poke
Hs isld them lhe pc peets Of their land, y
And hs' re Treasur q Hill vas bEOk6
That sheil llns sassb iad common gown,
Aad meilala al wantne darksl crncp
Some sin, that fo tnen ne was known,
"a FAC, come 81 fh tines
Ana shat unless eass Il Is mem now,
o "a. indeed eoe| q s.. ibeif lilpeeu,
Fol Fice, manlsina oula hoitly
And oin Dame Virfas sloh
IheI he'al as bf study nad
ein u sacl enotnis
-- before oull
of 80. chat by voald
IA ag BE found 81 bed
las aht te bsihed ao4e. hap
'of ~ Rain'ons tilI
tp7R % spif brisein { ssP
sh s
lhs hN could lem bestow, !
ihs sbqat alloy,
hs pea can know.
Wet' Honor. saon q peapls knsw
Ihf nam spor ~ old,
No aop ~ the' nel
no' lhsi1 slar phlari'd.
Ih aea ip. onld He charge this
a easl disgEae lpcn that mighty soil;
icaa- black vsos sheiI bauners glorious sheen,
And sake Their honor q damna.ions soiI.
Yss, Hs could do this, and he awoke. and red
There gleam'd the thought il his inns ginntiOn
\ The crimes discoyer'd, well twill i sped,
slsis s4sai, la-.-e-e.rs- =
And Straight tile honor q tho land shall fall,
And quick disgrace shall leave all ether hnunti
And Ger that people hold her damned thrall,
1 Whilst Virtue agonizeds fof being ants
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29

sxcellentruls forlIging adppy IN
s6els never 10 concern on self with
I'M pFetance Of being useful, people Of
len hov more curiosity than kindness.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29

And straight tld honor 81 the land shall fall,
And quick disgrace shall Isavs 81 ether haunls
And Ger that people hold her damned thrali,
Whilst Virtue agonized. for being pants.
He ceased, the Conclave was diss u and seona
All men bsheld tho q einon in lie Walks
as on e rushed the helis tent Simeon,
And prone was Virtue % 80 deadly paih
ION. 5
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-29
DUTIEs AvD PLEASURES OF WOMAN

DU4Irs Avn rLnAsURns OF womAr.-l
Great indeed, IS the task assigned to wo.
nan. Who can elevate its dignity? who
san exaggerate its importance? Not 10
make laws, aot 10 lead armies, not to goV-
ern empires; but 10 form those .by whom
avs are made, armies led, and empires
governed; e guard from the slightest taint
81 possible infrmity, the frail and yet spot.
less egeaiu bose moral, no less than his
nhSsica must 5 derived from her;
e insp those principles, to inculcate
those doctrines, % oaTinatc those sentiments,
Nlilcll etisSations yet unborn, arr nations
yer lnelYi ized, shall learn to to sof
ten frnas into mercy, tochsste honor
into retirement, to exhall generosil9 into +
fittae g her soothing the
angnish os the body, and 6fse an.
guish IS g mind; BY he ssv TO
disafn pass on; BY her triumph
over sense; to cheer the 81 Iar hboring /
under ms toll; 10 console the statesman for
kbe me aiisude 81 mistaken people; 10 I
conp ios hopes that are blighted,
friends hst are pelhdious, Tor happlne
that has passed away. Such is he vocation i
the couch of the tortured sufferer, the {
prison SC The deserted friend, the cross of a
siected q siour-these are scenes of wo.
man excellence; are The hear On which
her greaiest triumpha have haea achieved
Such s her destiny 10 yisit isc lorsaken.
b 81 End ne neg leeied, amina ile fofg
|fuihess 81 8fiads toFemenhel and he
exeerallo of multItudes % bless, When
m6narehs aOndon, when counsellois be.
tray. V le justice perseeutes when 81 "a.
rem and disciples fly, q Femain unshaken
and unchanged and b exhibit, "a lhis ion
er world ype of that love pure, cons
tant, and eEfahle II licll ia aliollleF world
we are taught to believe The best reward Sc
virtues. BldckDoods AlQgasile.
Rsrs. BnA EcEs.-It IS remarkable
fact, as has been remarked By some philoso-
4phical observer, that every animal, when
dsssed aariiuu s6pgutsis very ssrikiHgty
resembles mankind ii eatuTes; for instance:
n Pnta frock, honne tsand spectacles on q
lpig, aud II i0ok ke an old woman Of eigh-
lty. AsbOlI d Ii an oyereoat would
Iresemble a laW YER. Tie 4 feN ribbons round
e cal, put fan IN its paw and boarding
school IS represented cockerel in
lHAluAt4 &NINcth ~ ~ tsss III = uS ASseS
lures of IQer ~ % mind lhosa Of sail
or Ahedgehog looks II 20 nniser Dress
foonkey llock coat a q II his tail,
ltrim his aud you haye broadway
dandy Jackasses resenbls ood many
ADeIcE TO YouSe LADIEs Never be
aafraid o blushing. Accapt 90 presents oi
a 6elate f.rno men &Vnfd 4inh4nese. nf f.arris
ag modest and moderate in dfess Be
no often seen in public Never deal IN
Receive salute mod BE
Haele "a gentlemen but not lanIiliaF
with the uufoktunate Be
ags laIking and laus ling. Rs discreet
Suppos hci al men 10 be IN love With yof
Who SHOW fou civilit
] excelIentruls for orlising bappy j
{ never 10 concern on self will
/ ifs of others, unless they desire it,
pretance Of being useful, people Of
/ hev more curiosity than kindness.
There is good deal of saucy with Lore
Byrons anecdote Of the fair astronomers.- =
Z - 4 II n IL
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Domestic Importations.

Ss% s 81 .st s cs al S S.a
er. Coo er coil bales hsmo Goodeue CO.'S bxs W t
is':'; 81 e 81 f':
~ kegs pi a Wed ,-ai haven s ssi, Gale:
s ~ 81 sn d s0s Ri s.,
b. pork ia Is krg, lard p ugla.sls q bis
sstisl ts.s ksse
b b, sosssn s5r .,s ,soe bales DO SSaws
kim. 10 rses Iatde hhds ,obacco % bacon 60 b b
NJ. osLsAss-sbip Mesems-hes bale. cotton z Grou
!sfsr %e. sS bale. S9s
s az Do Wqs Sos I PORK ed 81
id sr bs r. go sa% IN hex
% ef!i' Ses h DC sI SS
bo,.-Ia3 do Hamil,es G"y: .o,,,..,,
+. Brown isuis,ss BIZ pork sss do lard
.e. 3, 81 do "a Nsys e Do pol Doug
-, Mea.tsmBerqss ysraoo1Io bale. g ION Mabee
% gsnois.M 90 css,oa.s Z i;iss"1i ac ss,G-ss
&C. III sss Or Ioa bo.t. x
Cotton PDssm1ss b.ss so',e, Mason
peo @9Ss0S ss. deer
S,s eSs r rs 30, %@
n ..o-lO cotton D Iurlperi : CO. 90 order;
brosG iet. col do whitaker sS co
IL" Ind. C sS,s '.s,s. Ho.,oo.
sGs'S WI s; AWE. ssss
Mop.LsTsnp Bersram-s'7 bales cotton GOodhue & Co7i
cclomh FEELING, Gil, Nah,
81 ,st: s,d.r Tsm,sM s'is. s.ssa g:ys% SSes'
Boormss johason-ls5 Bsrsow Ps~aso %Stmoss
ias 9s' . sS 's' Sd
s7 81. sed,r Reps COST bales cotton Gooohue
ArslaemicoIa..Big AIaO,ma-et bale. cotton Aym,r
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Foreign ImportatlOns

CANroNship as-a22 chest, tea 1919 hf do s72 lob Co.
d1s 1na S5
Chest: itssHe oet,
Hcwlsnd X.piawai"1,' asses six, W Whemsrs-s bags
s Sa: Gss s do
sGFe
Hfs% ssn1s As H Hs %sf
Ply Rs,Ss ssss;
Es
sai;sas, Hss:saiR
fss:; sss NV i p .?,S
H'ST:;:. =,
Urn T'ss-, 9f.$
Fs1 u: zion .1s S$ss
S;sS@s To,5 : Taxa.sSS-s + shsp;s;. { soS"sEW
Ho@sS@ %iu I'm Es: Tf'e saSsS;s5
ri F%S.. b 6SS.sf s
l:d aov bse ssss caG FIX
ft Rsss sSs om5- Ftsbnn%
LIE s.mpsl RshaIS sa..stt 0.bSr9IE Hunsir &
H.!;ss:5z XIII A%i'%
Beatara ne f Ge.ssnsss Barclay Iivi
wan mhsm sos Nfss w:%
man BSLao Gil%eT son-lSo GaretIi Masrsa co
4 tS'i:s so-s N;ys1 Z Syaeshe.T! . WaasH D.
woodssdf t1i' s;sgs@s
eaud Bu.ch-i Spies, Christ col De RhAm = Moore;
;s !'is' SSs H.t S1;.ss ' E
Nis.1' s' ea s'eM'T Sci .d rsnS
shn rt. y sau pr eaaas Mhssss N asS
,;sss A'T Shsn ssrI .ss p.a dc t.n.
Ia. ca E. 90 bushels o;ss s'0d'
JAyniao.,ssaus coISrIis-soo bag. scaee Srnnell
5000 % '' DO. eS Sample. ne
,Kio JASnno-Brs Adelue-sso bags coffee 10 hides s L
sSKA Cruz Barqae Eugena- 5000 A. ParuIlo-s ass d,
81. ja,p Meyer stuehss-sloO3 W schmidt yg,e-5s
n b Pave, pts
G%s.ss,s 9ssi ss cosO goa. skins trunk
@ a nsii ssos ia. col ''
ec rSnr AZ 90 ss' sG Ss Do
eeroons beco Hogarh27 bags coffee Crowell-s43
ST JAco CyBA-Brg Heny-l cas coffee do sugar 100
bales o hhds sugar Is, rag. coe 20 hhds mosses
DunscomS Bckwh case sss bags coffee 500 bales tobacco
MsyAevrz-BHs Mohicanll bids sugar 10 ak. m a.,s.
w Lewi.-s5 hhds Meyer Stueken6 bis coffee
suck 81: &c do
MvrAoysz RI E.. scsI vrSina-l7 hhd' 'asar 40 casks
CAMrEAcHY-Brig Barmaf 1890 qls lozswood Howlantl&
b. 90, 90 aud % sss. Ge b La.sa. sugar -
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AsHEs-Pots continue very inactive, and prices stili
rule at 81 5Oa$4 56 Pearls very dull We quote 30 w
ass 06t.
WHisKEY-Drudge casks are still held at 23ic Prison
barn els we quote usual, 243a25c
Brrswax-Y elbow still continues in good demand for
export We notice sales to some extent at sOta30t
H.y-There is very little doing in bale hay. We no.
cs triang Of North river, at 4sa5oc The opening ofna
vigaon has induced purchasers to be less for
supplies.
prices OF week. though hear that holders are
firm to-day and have refused many offers prefcrring to
wait the arrival Of the steamer now dairy expected.
FRElGHrs dull at Ias
NEW YoRx CATTLE MARKEr.-At market 100 Beef
Cattle GOO from the south) left over $50 sheep 100
Cows and Calves all sold.
PRIcEs-Beef Catte-Demand light, 81 So So, 9, the
latter figure very difficult to obtain
Cows AND CALvEs-All sold at Sl3 to Sa5
SHEEr-Al sold at from So to s6t
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DISEASES.
Apoplexy, Burned scaldedI Cancer s; Cholera In
fautum u Cholera Norbus Consumption, 40; Convulson
2; Group III debility 4; De,um Tremens 4; Dropsy. 81
Dropsy the head 8; Dropy in the chest 2: Drowned
Ery,elss !, Fever = do puerpes 3; DO rsmtnn, !; d.
nhammaton brain. 81 do OF bowels 4 do chest s; do
Of he,, d do Of kdoeys u DO Of lungs 2 do Of ladder
birth sefofola i sufocation. S. Liberation inestnes
Under year, to 49, to III to TO- o. 10 to 2o o.
90. 5; 80 to 90. a.rl
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RATuS AT THE GLOBE HOTE

BATHS AT THE globe HOTEL.
'FE proprietor Of the sb would inform
public and the feqnenters OF this house the Baths
have been cloed time for the purpose Of feg and
ped with the Croton good dance every
requ promote hath and comfort, and will open upo
the ist Of March Entrance in Broadway through IL,
hotel, and in New street. +. BLANCHARD.
rs lmsrc
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LIvERPooL-Shp Montezuma-A Cipriant Esq. lady and
servant; James w Gamer lady and servant Leach
Re D. Mr. Sraa'dpg W RsiTsI sshondortf Jon Ps,rie
MI. Ross Mis-. Jan. Roy irel,nd; DR. + ii Hamil, on Ro
chester Y; Mad " paru.ment Baltimore Adrian LIE
land. - -"
HAvRE-Packet shin Zu'ch-E Martin. Capt Dulorer.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Ship Vile de Lyon-Aifred schesinger, William
Wetmo'e Henry Martial.
MoBiLE-Ship Uncas-Mr John (,royett,
ST MARKs-Brs Emeline-Mr Anger, Mr. Davenport, Mr.
Thorapson and Mr. Fellows.
ST JAGo CyBA-CaptS Flint, u Redegre.
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MarrleSI.


On Tuesday evening" 18th inst by the Rev. Spencer
H. Cone, Mr. ISAIAH LEWIS, Jr to Miss HARRIET f.. FREE
MAN, both OF this city
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On the 18th inst, MICHAEL s. ROBERTS, aged 80 years
His friends and acquaintance also those Of his bro
Tiers John and William invited to attend his funeral
this Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from his brothers.
residence, No ll2 Clinton place. formerly Sh street.
On Monday, the 18th Of March, WILLIAM WARREN
LAWSON son Of Robert and Myann Lawson, aged one
year and two months
tual Ledge No 81 o. of o. F. respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. at No. 40 Suffolk street, this day
Tuesday, 10Th, at . o'clock.
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do Burial.
GEoRGErown-Schr Hum.--2oo0 bush rice Burell IA
ns'ss cotto hoi.son co83 Post shley-ze Colt
10 y Vanc'uck-0 u Wilson
GsoRGtrowS, C-Schr Fagls-i55 bales cotton L,ckett
Dr,thers coo do Hayes-2g Spvssue kolnsoa
20 do SO II nd, vi estOn col do Bupe yohnon
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A GRAND EXHIBITION
v the effects pro rced by inhang itrous Oxide, or
I'LL AR4IING OR LAUGHING CD

CKAND ENffIBIIION
OF the effects rced by 'nhaing Nitrous OXIDE or
EXHILARAIING OR LAUGHING GAS,
will be gs in the
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
TUE SDAY EVENIN MARCH 10.
SeVENTY-fOUR GALLONS OF GAS
will be made, that all ia audience who wish have
Opportunity TO take It.
THIRTY YOUNG MEN
have volunteered take the Cas- that there be no de-
Law there should be Hesitation the audienc,
to come tGrv ard.
TWO GAS BAGS
will be that Effects have ceased
person. another bag may be ready for the nsxt,
TWELVE STOUT MEN
engaged stand the Nhish iii be erected for
the those who Ike the Cas- while under
its influence, ftom injuri themselves or Others -
1t is desired hat 70 person WILL present mslf to ske the
TO The purity aud safety " the Gas, Mr. Cotton, who
make. il, will be the first to take 1t. 80
Ladies' and those who accompany them will take seats
in the Gallery
o'clok.
Tickefs Is e,ch be had the principal Book
Music AID Drug Stores in Broadway and at the door the
evening Of thu entertainment. mil 3tsrc
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PEALE.S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

AND PICTURE UALLEN1.
tBroad,oay opposite the Citv RdH
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
RE-OPENING OF THE MUSEUM, with splendid at
ions.
The manager is happy to announce engagement with
SlGNk FRANC. SEQ the Magician and Equiibrist. late
from the American Museum.
The PHILADELPHIA MINIsTRELS, in Songs. &e.
sgnor MONTH"; EDO, with ni"e mechan cal figures.
The Mighty GIANTEsS, of enormous proportions, and
m st beautiful vocalist
Mr.. D. w WRIGHT, an unequalled sentimental sir ger.
Mss JEsSkLYN, an accomplished dsnseuse.
GYPSY Girl sister Of tn. Queen at the American Museum
my BIZ consulted PRIVATELY at all hours OF the day.
Fudge Mermaid Grand smarama, and 500
AdnssiOn .hnE-l21s extra 10 those who n
suit the t'ipsv Girl. mice