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Ervslenta will only pati all desss
tail in whole or half packets THE Dsret for de United
bv ali the Druggists and medicine dealers ne United ssss
Sold also in this city Bryants, us Broadway Wyst
kechum 2l Fulton Esculapian Temple, as Broad
Brooklyn, Davies Of Fulton and Clinton streets
myle 1m&r
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MEDICAL ADVICE.

nOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
~ old ONCE 50 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman,
on all diseases OF delicate his being mild
and Judcious requires neither Diet
+days
DEBILITY NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, an
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of nds
youth and thereby causing nightly aud
ally confirmed mpotency engage the Dr. rctes attention
his object being restore the system mentally and bodily
that state Of vigor nature originally desisned.
sTICTUREs, disease frequently existing without the
PATIENT being the least sometimes c9used by mareat
of uninitaed medical and sometimes by the
neglect Of the parties, themselves by the Dr. eectually
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
Tbs Doctor being one Of the few qualified advertising Sur
the city, perfect charge made
Letters post paid, enclosing fee, Immediately attend
and medicine, with advice, Of the United
States.
Once s. Gold street Open froms "A. NJ tosp.M
a2o imsrc
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,as ns 100 o. .ne advces received from Liverpool DER
,teame, Rr,aa had not been developed when the
ned been made that day which would indie te
snd ~ ~ opsua,ors; holders demanded some advance
sayers aecned operating until the resept of u 9n
morning and inst, the letters by that
snnouncing an advance Of oneeighth 10 farh,ny @ ~
may caused by the deficiency Of the recent. ~ M;
crop, ~ compared with the same dates ~ thp :. Ems
spp, recsag 10000 balesthe market there v previous
'7H- efni a1A soods were dull of sale at Manohss
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIYIcArror

Frsights for Liverpool have been steady At 3D. with
occasional engagement at less figure large amount
OF dour is shipping and IS per barrel is freely paid
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WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEES,
d,IIE AdOGT N HurR AL.
THE
IN v is / B l. E

GO closely resembles the real head Of hair thar scepcs
y have il the perfect and
extraordinary Of the day The advantage Of
this novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
weaving which its appearances closely
sembs the natural hair both in ghnsse and natural appear
and free that in all case: Of spir.soa ev.poc
avoided The sceptic and connoi.seur alike invited
inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and the peculiar
method of fitting the head the manufacturers, A. c.
BARRY 6 Broadway of Liberty street. stairs
raj rvnkrc
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NO OJTACKERY

nOCT0R COOPER, Duane street, member OF the
- Royal College Of Surgeons London, consulted conf
from business Recent he enpe,
in few days practice oftwelve yeas enables Dr. C. to
the most obstinate structures without pain.
Debility resulting from habit INDUCED in by young
proaced gests syphilic eruption, and ulcers agra
guaranteed charge Dr. g. regularly educated
physician and surgeon. jel6 3src
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The market here has been rather inactive and but lit
tie doing beyond the immediate wants, in any descrip
ton Since last sales have been made in Kentucky
and Virginia at y ~ cts, and Havana about 80
some low grade manufactured sold at ST. usual time, and
a few cases of Florida at Is cts. cash. Also by
tion some Mason county at 81 ST cts average SIS So
go days. At New Orleans during the first five days of
quiet factors seeming disposed to stand out for higher
rates than had been submitted to for some weeks
vous The sales, therefore, merely averaged about 100
hhds per day till yesterday when the following sales
occurred l65 hhds A. at 1916 and lis do R. at 300
do r. at and $50 at 4, 60 do r. at "a A. at IL s.
and IL II. at y, and IL do A. at 81 cts. per h.
These rates rather lower than before but for the pre-
sent prefer TO omit quotations. which the unset
tied state OF prices renders nearly nominal
STATEMENT TosAcco.
Stock on hand September l, lS45. hhds 1873
neCeNeu Pdst w l,ooO
previously .oa, i2S-oo,2oS
sa,s5s
Exported past week. ............... 80
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domestic Importation.

sAsASrAH-Bris Baldwn-iN bales cotton w Prescott
SIS Parmlee Robers-73 w Wiley-iei II Brigham
eks rice Earl Porter Colns;0 bales cotton and sundry
pkss to order.
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS

DEALERS IN PEKFUMERY.
no NOT BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
- WAYThe ubscrber offers the most complete assgrt
Of perumery Toilet Soaps Colognes, Extracts &c
&c. atPrce: 90 70 cheaper than any other house
the United States In order convince yourselves he
vites call and examine before e:swhsre
Manufacturer and Importer Of Psrumery Soaps, &c. 5e
Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt streets.
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M. WISE, OPTIClAN,
FROM GERMANY
NJ OST RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of New
M York and the public general that he has located him

NO. l37 BROADWAY, t
Where may be found large and complete assortment OF
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
In Gold, Silver and Steel Frames.
INV would also remind the public whom he is partially
known BY his annual VISIT Saratoga Springs for the las,
that by his knowledge Of the Optical science he 10
enabled the glasses suitable tor any eye Per-
with weak be supplied with glasses which will
greatly benefit and the sight.
Particular attention called TO new style Of Per.peetivs
polish ground produce the vision and have
been highly recommended the best in their effect the
ing and reading
Sighted persons and such have been operated
for Cataract, also be suited
He inserts Glasses Of superior quality in cid names
socits the patronage of all in Of his articles
will all Spectsces purchased from me to suit the
sight for FIVE years. exchange them without extra charge
TINE
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DIR. ]. FRANCIS, OCULIST,
as BROADWAY,


rurpp Door OnANp STREET.
WE. the undsIsned having witnessed astonishing cures
ons az the rrestes made for diseases Of
Eve and highly recommend him safe and skfsl ocust
k k:,. Ia &sa1.ds Sc Priest. Re-, g. b.nsSIst
~ II Peck. Rev. A. Whseiock.
given those in the city who have been
,otsllv blind from Amorossight perfectly restored;
tyir.rs md Specks ed Of the longest ding.
number OF undoubed testimonias, to be seen At the
ONCE will satisfy the public Of his astonishing success
20 Artificial Eyes inserted without pain 70 Advice TO
the poor gratis !. -, -.
Broeme street. first house block ofBrcadway
A lmdkltWsr
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SCOTS BAzAAR.

~ Pyiaes street, s1sf ~ hssAsst
SANDe SCOTT. late Of ne ne..s. Y psx szses 80
opened he above house very sopsor ss s1d hopes 70
he harte himself % be able to please the
and comfort he believes be surpassed BY
house Of the kind His will always nnd me h1sse
well supplied with the best Of thing the market sdords
Chops cola Cuts Rsrsbiss Posehed Esxs. Tea Coffee and
in fact large Of Refreshments at all times until
twelve o'clock night Plenty Of for private parties
at all times ready. myls ire
TO MEiAArukE rA IN, ss: s
Broadway wholesale manufacturers Of Travelling
setting ais Locker, Watch Ring Pin md pencil Boxes;
made and fitted TO Jewellers show cases. contain watches.
chains, rings, keys, pins thlmbics, penoils, &C
variety Of the above articles constantly on hand and
made order with neatness and despatch No. Courlandt
street New York myl2 lmsrc
WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEES,
THE MOST NATURAL
"A to be had LAIRD'S, % Chatham street. formerly OF
ZIG Pearl street would quite unnecessary to
thing torese Wigs the extensive and
liable be imposed upon by the pretends wig
makers who abound we deem our duty pro-
claims their merits that be mislsd or deprived Of
great variety ofadies ornamental hair work. the
Gus branches Wholesale and retail a. ,,,>,o .,.,
al lmsrh LAIRD'S, 90 Chatham 81.
NEW INVENTED WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHELOR,S new invented Wigs and Scslps. so PEI!
- fecily resemble the natural hair defy detection
scarcely matter Of regret losing Indifferent head
Of hair when nswone pescs adapted 10 -
ssn 3 s6Ss
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MEDICAL CARD,

MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR FAWCETT consulting surgeon Of l96 Ful
~ ton street, New York author Of late pubcauon en-
bracng the following subjects Mstrimony, ImpossnSy
and Serility economically physologicsy and medically
explained with compehsn.ve expedition q the n.rars cnd
modern Of Syphilis Secondary SymRSoms 5on
orrh1a, 0leet Structures Seminal Weakness Wnites
tuns Enissions and oil the Consequence IN ie
hheen in this city 70 the o. ne soS
perisnce the pathology o. me various rc.
lures q the genestvs organs Pc scs eur. N. droms.
from London philadelphia Also his honorary
degree the Ste Of Louisiana are suspended IN large
frames in his Office, ~ Fs!son street
Persons At distance enc es nsse eoPy OF RVS
Incidental to females. -, = :.
Fulton street win receive due attention myio lmsr
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
NO. SPRUCE STREET.
KsrABLisHHp 1870.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
SHADES OF all descriptions kinds and Sizes 50 per
- cheaper than be bougfH at other places Trim
"'"s'r' "''0 BXRToL, 'lp6fE MAUNY 4 Co.,
nys insne Manufaoeursn lnportss-
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.
MADE and inserted BY DR.. J. GRAY No. iis BosweIy n
the United Any person that wishes TO be well suit
fortv YEAR. - y fi mis- imerc
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IDLE HOUR BOOK.
lust PUBLIsHED-The idle Hour Book containing
300 pages, with GOO sngavnxs-prce only 81 cens-rs
plets with fun. -,
Our Comic Amanacs for 1877 Eve in number, will be is
sued In April They will be the best and cheap
at that Specimen numbers by mail.
The subscribers invite the attention OF the trade 70 her
large variety Of the various kinds Of Children
Books, Song Books Primers, &c. together With eoiored
mo 'imsrc TURNER 4 FISHER, "a Chatham st
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REMOVAL. 81
nR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILkA DEPOT will
~ be removed the lst Of May % - Fulton street. next
door the San Once, sign Of the Big boule ,
B-Look for counterfeits and impostcrs See that
every bottle signed with the written signature Of p
Townsend Owing success Of this ar
Gle company been formed put up aspurous in
the shaped bottles Look ont for impostors
Al m
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MONEY LENT

MONEY LENT.
THE Subscriber continues advance the highest price
the oldestabled Office, 232 William street, gold and
silver Watches diamonds pate jewely wearing apparel
dry goods, furniture, and all personal property.
80 JOHN M. DAVIES Lic,Ased Pawnbroker.
TSALT SKINS & SLAUGHTER HIDES-5ooo best qua
~ ity City Calf Skins, selected. Also light. middug
i mv uS| I'M. 1rc JOHN HlJNN ~ Elizabeth u
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WIGS.
DATCHELORS new inv ented Wigs and Scaps far In
- advance Of hitherto offered the public who are nvi
ted the Bachelor has intro
duced. They lighter cooler, and more durable than
any previous manufacture and will be appreciated ~ All
who see VIM Bachelors Wall street, Broad
way. removed from i6o Broadway. Ulwer
AT 1856 NASSAU STREET,
THE Highest Price, in Cash, is paid for Gardeners
Clothing and sold again on the most reasonable terms
Also Repairing Cleaning DyenF and Dressing IN ne mss
900 Linen Pants cheapith assortment Of se.sonabls
Cothng such Coats 50 u; Pants Vests een
40 lmsrc
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PIANO FOKIEo.
DURCHASERS invited 10 call at Chamber yare:r9om
No 3s5 Broadway for superior and warsansed scucss'
all Inns -------
GENUINE HAVANA SE0ARs, Of the new brand I
NJ Judo Errsnte !" THE Wsnderng jew Tor ale, W
= MANCHOa SO ~ sH ascsI . Sc ss.;,..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-14
DIED

On the morning of the 18th inst, in the a2d year sf
his age, THARLEs II. DENNY. His friends and ae
quaintances are respectfully invited 10 attend his unc
IA from his mothers residence in Eden street. No az
on sunday morning, at 10 o'clock.
something more is due 10 the memory of SO exem
parry young man as Charles Denny, than mere
passing notice that such a being lived and that he
uled' He has been for time past faith full and
zeaiohs member OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
ana as such we'll known TO The members OF his class
i0r his Promptitude in the discharge of his n gous
dules. His neral, social and domestic character
was OF the highest order, He Stunned the haunts
OF vice aud folly, and associated with those only who
were, like himself, disposed walk in the paths of
virtue His loss will be long and deeply depored by his
numerous friends and relatives, but none will feel
more deeply, more Pognantly this affecting dispense
tion OF Providence than his fond and affectoRate
mother and wife, from whom he is doomed so sOoB
TO part He died with calmness and resignation in
peace with his God, and with the world, and ha ia
Ken his flight TO that region from whose bourne no
traveller returns with confident and we'll grounded
nope of blissful immortality.
Farewell, farewell, thy Saviour sets thee free
Our loss is painful, but tits gain to thee.
On the 18th inst, Laura NJ aged Q wears and
months, daaghter of Edward and Margaret Adams
AT New York, on the 9TH inst. JAS N. DEvRR Nip
DLEToN, Of Bal timore
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EXPORTS. During the first FIVE days OF the
present month, there were shipped from New
York, near 100 900 bushels OF wheat and corn,
and upwards of $1,000 barrels of -four. The
value Of exports from Philadelphia during the
month of October, amounted to 81 ,73O, 900,
nearly the whole Of which was in breadstutts
and provisions. -.
ACCIDENT FROM FIRE ARMS. We learn from
tho Norfolk Courier, that a son of Mr.. Wright
at Old Point Comfort, was MORALLY wounded
on Tuesday, by the accidental discharge Of a
gun in the hands ola son ofSergeant King. He
received the whole load in his face, mangling
it in a shocking maner. They were on a
ducking excursion at the time
RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC. MIR. Whitney
is now travelling through the West, in order, il
possible, to secure aid to his mammoth under
taking to connect the two oceans. He asks the
favor of a public meeting in the several towns,
in order to present his views. Hitherto, how
ever, he seems to have met with little favor.
Soar A MANURE. A silk dyer in England
uses Is cwt, of soap weekly, to discharge the
oily matter from the silk, and this forms about
5000 gallons of strong soap suds, which he has
used on his farm with wonderful success. 1t
is full as good as manure.
FLOUR AND WHEAT. The quantity of flour,
and wheat left in New York, at tide water
this year, compared with the corresponding Pc
Rod of the last year, shows an excess equal to
744, 1872 barrels Of -four.
DELAWARE, The wings claim majority OF
one in each branch Of the legislature, which
gives them the U. s. Senator. Thorp, dem,
as HGovernor, and Houston, wing, elected TO
congress, as already stated.
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h3-ClTIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 10
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak.
BASKETS; Britannia Ware are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARR'S assortment, which Is com
from Calvert. ap8
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MIsMoNARG LABOR. 1t appears that mis-
sionaries arc making some Progress in the con-
version Of the Chinese to the Christian religion.
There would be much greater hope for the
success of missionary abors, were those who
profess christianity more united among them
selves, and were the practice of the christian
doltrne more constantly attendant on the pro-
fesson. But whilst christian sccts indulge in
bitter invcctlve aud denunciatiom against each
other-whilst protesting christians disgrace
their profession, by INDUCING in vices of shame
full character, it will be difficult matter TO in
duce the heather to believe in the truth of i
system of religion, about which its professor:
differ so W idely, and which has so little contro
over the actions OF those who have been rails
ed in the faith. No system could be better cal
culated to promote the happiness of the hamar
race, here and hereafter, even were it not o.
Divine origin; and the regret is, that practice
differs so widely from theory. We are con-
WINGED that more infidels are made by the an
cry disputes and the malpractces ofprolessing
christians, than by all the infidel works that
were ever publshe
Missionaries in the islands of the Pacific lave
had great success, and have effected total
change for the better in the condition of the
Misunderstanding succeeded in abolsbing canni-
balism, infanticide, and other horrible pracsi-
ces; and we sincerely trust that those now en-
gagged in China, of whatever sect they may be,
will be also able to conquer prejudice and to
triumph over error But to be succe sful, there
should be no conflict Of opinion among the
missionaries themselves; and especially no an
cry disputatons about abstruse points of doc
trine.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE
FACULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Professor ]. q. s, MONKUR, NJ. D., Theery and
Practice of Medicine.
&" T.. FOREMAN, NJ. D., Chemistry.
-" CHAS, 3 GIBSON, NJ. D., Surgery.
" W.T., WILSON, NJ, d, Therapeutics and
Mattra Medica
-" w 4. LEONARD, NJ. D., Anatomy.
WIN. II. STOKES, NJ. d., Obstetrics and
Medical jurisprudence.
Or. WAKEMAN BRlARLY, Demonstration OF Ana
tony.
The Annual Course of Lectures will commence on
TO DAY, ID inst and continue months
Fees for full Course of Lectures, 500
Matnculauon hej..,,........ .,..,......
Diploma fee,.,... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 20
Demonstrators fee, Optional, ............ 10
Students OF Medicine can be received as Boardgrs
in apartments attached TO the Hospital.
Address all communications to
n3-eO2w Il, FOREMAN, pean.
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GNREAT WESTERN OYSTER SALOON,
VI No. 4l3 BALTIMORE STREET

90 The Proprietor would respectfully inform his
friends and the public, particularly those of the west
entO that he is prepared TO serve them with the
best OYSTERS, served up iii superior style, either
steWed, fried, roasted raw. His Bar is stOC ked
with the finest Old and mellow WINE and SEGARS
selected with his usual care and judgment such as
is not surpassed by a'y Bar in Bal iuore. Famili 8
supplied with the hest OYSTERS by the gallon or
quart, or cooked ia any manner requested. Ladies
wanting Oysters for sunday, will please send for
them on Saturday, any time befre IL O'Clock at
night, As his house Will be closed ON Sundays.
I3-A good COOK wahted-to one who under
stands cooSine Oysters liberal wages will be given,
if found TO suit.
nl4-eo2W fri EVAN HAMILTON
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Washington correspondent that the Rev Hen
~ SIicer, whose illness has created consdera-
bic uneasiness among his friends in this city,
had so much improved yesterday afternoon, as
to afford strong hopes of speedy recovery.
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Cg5- The Rev. s. A. RO SZEL will oliver a course
of Lectures in Caroline street Church, to commence
on MONDAY, the 18th ms ant, at O'Clock, P, NJ.
Suhject-"W Works of FictOn"-iher authors and
readers-ther influence on the Social and Dome site
relations. Single Ticket for the course so cents.
Tickets for each Lecture 25 Cents-to be had a. the
Bookstore of Rev. l. p. Cook, T.. Earckson's Drug
Store, corner f. Baltimore and Eden streets, aud al
the door on the evenings of Lecture. nl3-3t*
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I3- We invite the attention of the public 10 the
certificates Of cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
y goes ahead Of any heretofore published. The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, precudes the posi-
blity of imposition. There is q large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen's
whose names will be found attach d to the eertii-
cafes, seq
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NAVAL. On Monday week, Com. Daniel
Turner entered upon the duties of Command
ant of the Portsmouth, IN. Fl. Navy Yard
He was received at the yard by the accustom
ed salute. Com T. was Captain of the yard
about fourteen years since, under Commodores
Henley and Crane.
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a Il III "A n A. G.
Noon 's pnassa.
MARRIED,

On me l2th inst. ny the Rev. Dr. Musgrave, Lyc1us
city, A"'' an vi 'fi's
On the 4th inst. by the same, SOLOMON HAnursa
IT. 10 Mrs. ANN OWEN, of this city
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90 SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say 10 Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
Ell Route. See advertisement. js26-d
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PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
orsinsle Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortmen
Of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC &C. for sale and made to order rs cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishments The United
States, b. ). FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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Ma. AND Mrs. KEAN. 1t is stated that Mr..
and Mrs. Kean make their first appearance af'
ter their return to England, at Manchester,
where they are engaged for IS nights, and re-
ceiye six hundred pounds!
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GovERNMENr LOAN TAKEN. We learn from
Washington that the Government loan of 49,,
900 900 had been taken.
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GI3- PUBLIC LECTURE. At the request of his
friends, the Rev, DIR MORRIS has consented to de
liver n Lecture in his church on MONDAY NIGHT,
Uhe 10Th inst beginning at Z! O'Clock. Subject
"Eish days in the Alps" The subject will be illus
tated by large oil paintings of Alpine scenery Ad-
mission fee, huta collection will be taken IN in be-
half of The Educaton Society Of the church.
nol3 MT