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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-31
David Officer.

Some weeks since, we published an ac-
count of an assault upon this individual in an
anti-slavery meeting, which resulted in his
death. We were shocked and deeply griev-
ed at the occurrence ourselves, and did not
then doubt but it would produce a great SEN
satlon in every neighborhood into which the
story found its way. But, to our surprise, we
have scarcely heard a word about it. Now
and then one has inquired whether the re-
port be authentic, and several times have we
observed a paragraph of some five or six lines
in our Ohio papers, giving a statement of the
case, or rather a mis-statement; for David
Officer was not the lecturer, as the papers
say; but the meeting was called by Alexan-
der Baer, Jr., of Stark CO., who has been lee
turing for some months past. The letter we re-
ceived did not state whether Officer was an
Abolitionis,, but only that he was a friend of
order, and to maintain it, he deemed it neces-
sary to remove the mobocrat who was tramp
ling upon its laws and infringing the rights of
the meeting. In consequence of this act, he
received a blow which caused his death. The
account as given in the Bugle was transferred
to some Of the eastern anti-slavery papers,
and our generous friend, Wendell Philips, of
Boston, has evinced his sympathy by forward
ing to us a liberal donation TO The bereaved
widow of this unfortunate man. We also
stated SOM weeks since, that Wilson Thorn,
of Youngstown, Ohio, had sent money for
hei relief. But, beside these evidences of in
%terest, we have no others to record. So far
as our observation has extended, not an edi-
tor in Ohio, with whom we exchange, has
penned a word Of rebuke or regret-so far as
our hearing has served US, SC freely a word
of sympathy has been uttered. Why this
apathy ! this indifference Is it nothing to
the people of Ohio that their citizens are bru-
tally murdered whilst defending the freedom
of speech Is it no cause of alarm that they
are forbidden by the mobocracy, on penalty
OF death, to discuss the rights of man! Is it
not a matter of regret that wives are made
widows, and children fatherless by the haters
of freedom and the lovers of slavery? Is the
heart of man all turned 10 stone that it cannot
feell
VIII some person who knows The Post
Office address OF the wife of David Officer
inform us of the same!
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Latent InTELGlsENCB BI me mAiDS.
HIGHLY INTERESTING
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE OREGON DEBATE.
sPEEcH OF Mr.. WEBSTER.

WASHINGTON. March S0ih, lss6.
Mr.. Webster defined his position upon the Ore.
gon to-day.
He Is for conceding the basis Of the oh
degree, and, upon q pinch, the free navigation
of the Columbia, and De Fuca's Straits. Mr..
Webster also suggested that, in his opinion. it
would be best to postpone the Oregon notice,
and the debate upon III to lay the whole thing upon
the shelf for a month to come. Mr. Allen fred
up at this and considered it humiliating, thus
to be waiting for news from England We
ought to act like men, by acting independently
of the opinions Of Queen Victoria. The debate
was upon Mr.. J. M. Clayton's resolution, calling
for the latest Oregon correspondence in the pos
session OF the President, which was further post
poned day or two, at the suggestion Of Mr.. Web
ster.
Upon the regular order Of the notice, Mr.. Barrow
made the speech Of the day. in favor Of the notice
in favor Of Ain favor Of clear discretion to tho
Presldent-against the Baltimore Convention;
against the assumption Of the whole; against war.
and in favor Of peace. Mr. Barrow speaks out his
sentiments without reserve.
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Z 3
This leaves balance in favor Of that city of two sh
ngs per barrel So far the trade In breadstuGs be-
tween Greet Britain and North America 10 concerned,
under the present formation Of the corn laws and under
an equalization Of duties Of Canadian and American
-FOUR Il 10 pretty evident that the bulk Of must bs car
red between this city and Liverpool but 10 what ex.
tsnth will BE- carried, 10 matter Of much uncertainty
and doubt s the impression in the minds Of many in
tnately sequainted with the buansss that the privl
lsgss We now enjoy In shipping grain Canada for
manufacturs there and expectation, much grsstsr
and more valuable than any We may enjoy under the
British tariff II il q question whether both the
United states and Canada, will not, in fact be injured
by these alterations in the laws Of Great Britain
and the Csnadss far liz carrying trade u concern
cd more than the United States The monopoly that
Canada has heretofore enjoy In the entry OF her sg
cultural products into the United Kingdom st nominal
duty the agricultural pro ucts Of all other coun
tries almost prohibited has been very great
nett 70 the Western States but the notifications in the
corn Laws ofEnglsnd placing all countries, except Bri
fish coloniss for three years. nearly par but
prove injurious to portion Of the agricultural interests
Of this country. There are many extensive grain
growing countries, avorably situated to supply
Great Britain with any quantity Of brsadsu than the
United States or Canada that shall be- unless under
peculiar ciscunsasncss aamost entirely shut out.
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WINDOW SHADES.

NoTICEro dose who may wish TO Pufeh.s this sr,ele
speei,y Sais that he The Cole ievsn,sT aad Exclusive
window shades which are freq rem lnos liza
bic Curl s edsss and the only KIDD that suitable
Comprsss srerv sres that New. ieh Cheap. pesr
be the lice 81 busioess, and Tor Wholesale hi Manu-.
y Factory II Dirision street. ~ SrORy NO 10
fEARL 81 kEET, four DOCS bou,h o. cha,hsm
Also the Superior Wire Window Shades, whoss.Is md
Retail Mse iwmsr
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HARDWARE AT AGENTS Prices.
THE gUBSCMBER, Agent for several Mspufscturersin
Ensland enabled TO supply DEALER from fret hands, also
frat prices Puvchsse will consst their interest By
taking Up eTAIRS PRICES.
120o ersss low priced Table Cutlery.
casks assostra l, and blsds Knives.
Ftles-a complete assortment 81 best east steel
% Casks Trace Or and Log Chains
Is Baskets Vices. foe Costev Key.
~ Do1sa Patsat Ksob Locks.
Aisc Frying Psas BED 6esWs Csndesieks Bolts Spoons,
Pad, Ciosst and 1runk Locks. CSny Lomes Hs; SS,
ma tnnMWkV~me No IS John sss'vs.
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Died.
On Tuesday, March 81, WILLIAM LAso, in the sad
year Of his age.
His friends and and those Of his father
in law Patrick Clark and also his brothers nlAw Hugh,
John and James Clark and Joseph Blaksly respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Thursday after
noon at half past o'clock from his late residence cor
ner Of Henry and Scanned streets.
On Monday evening" a0th ult after severe illness,
AM. wife Of John Kelly
The relations and friends of the family and those Of
his brother Patrick Kelly respectfully requested to
attend the funeral this afternoon, April lst
from her late residence No % Madison street. at half
past o'clock, without further invitation.
On Sunday night, 29.h ultmo. MARY T.Knorr TER,
daughter Of the late Jacob Tier in the 65h Of her
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral Wednesday
noon at O'Clock from her late resdence No 80 Second
street.
Al Wilamsburgh. on Tuesday. aist March, Mrs. NJ
D. LIvISasroS. In the 3lst year OF her age.
The friends Of the fsmily and those OF her brothers,
Ply T. H. and Alfred B. Dbble. respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon
at half past O'Clock, without further invitation from
the corner 81 North Third and Water streets.
Very suddenly on Monday evening, aoth ult, BArLEv
HvArr, aged AZ years. O.
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PALMO'D UPERA HOUSE.
Chambers street.

NEW AND UNRIvALLED sPLENDORs
o. "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS. April
LIST and 3D. III perform the Ct vocal
and ,crbatic Artists tins splendid shn. under the cosrol
Of Rockwell stone. Arthur Nelson. the Of the
Wnt The pgeiner and M ics stcs The gest Tyrolssn
Miruieh, The superb corde volsn artist, will re,form
Particulars in t-e bills Of the day.
Doors 7; ~ o'clock. Admittanco Is
cent to III mar Off Tho hou
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DUCLQZEAiI, Aaetioasst
II ARGC SALE OF ELEGANT PERSIAN aud HIN
IL DOC SHAWLS AND SCARFS. imported expre ssl

Il ARGE SALE OF ELEGANT PERSIAN aud HIN
- DOC shAWLs AND SCARFS, imported expressly
FUTILE g DUCLUZEAU will sell. on Wednesday.
april lat II O'clock, the large room in the Colneum:
No 40 and elegant Persian
md Seats comprising 800 Cshmere sqae
aud long Shaw and scar received by ships Zurich and
Arso, rom Europe beng snrriy paierns imported
Tessy for spring sals the whole of which will be pempo-
ry sold Tor cash. Offering the ladies'
who ds,s articles u that line that h., occurred il several
the 9Th April IN the sale will be found elegant Cashmere
Long shiws, OF all ceors, yards long, and warranted all
wool, adapt 10 the sprins season.
Also-A vsy lrge assortment Of super Hindoo Shaws,
measuring ~ yards warranted all WOOL and averaging
in cost from 20 to IS collars each
Aiso-sls Persian do. yards square. cost from to 10
AsoA very large Of superior Cshmere Scarfs
blue white scarlet and colored, Of superior
quality aud adsptsd to the averaging IN cost
fro u 10 10 20 dollars each.
Catalogues will be ready snd the goods viii he arranged
exhibition the day previous the SALE when the public
peril eusrlv irvsed TO examine them ma Nsth
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sP1ING FURTHER OF THE BLOOD.
WIN Z RS
ARCANUM EXTRACT.


"a diem. :.s.:sd xo,lss way through !St
*:
Sss,s s %kcxsJG III hSDi'
o. i% s
..o for .h.e,iop; q ne Liver D.IsHs. Co:ty.c..:
Sss md III @ az
q i 70 patents whose sSdren are
the skin. whose eonssu have been Injured By
% ssss purify ~ s'
sis. Socss ;fi vii
.urro % 70 any Other mold .oid e"''
r.: q y a.; rom among many
Fog further p.reurs aud Evidence c he value
obtained Of agents gratis.
PHnApELsHIA, Jar. sth. isas
g. Kins!osLSir: have ,,'eS p: ArcsIum Ell;
much T ss'ssr y han YOU ito be- Co my
liking the Arcsogm wa, so,s sn y,n n,.enss
s.y with The Files s.fss s,sd he
ss %
as%sT, ggy f0svisssd % 'hs
,ns Of The bet medicines for 'croaoa' an eou' or
Yours, Iniy. '' BLoDoET. 50 South ID st.
Ih;' wisr A5cssG n
r: acw x ss 20
principles Of philanthropy ard msnity (much dislike
my parsdsd before the Bile ruer OF
paien, 70 stats which came usdsr my own
MY s ABOUT three has been smiet.
ed with breaking All his body and face since he vas
two month. Old sevr.l shy,icia1s were called 20 see him.
and all hereditary serofuous anscuon
He scurc e snnor.nee 70 bis po.hs an At
s. sSs wsss ss~ HIM BY s' s h he
se.s: &. r Il " :: !. I'd
beuIe and sfssl h.y ussd rss week: the 10, so,rs-
ed sad he = now oaouncsd BY Physicians e Be eussd The
ehid may BE- tme By ealing st No. South 10Th
street am, sir.
Your very gra,eful servspt,
ROBERT fUREY.
Price. 81 per bo.tls, or six bodies for IS
Prepared BY John Wney Co.. % Maiden lane, ~. T., sole
Prop strrk for the United 0safes.
sold by wysn Ksiehsa jsl fulton srsst; r. A. esnds
e Bows!y. esnsr o. spripQ; w. BsssSt SO Bread wsy.
and ~. CeddinGpon, 81 Hudsoa corner Of eprng u
Broohlyr ~ Mr. asE 10 ralics strss.: Brs: Js.g
p, s, .,.: r. Sc;ss ss.: ,.y sn
eond street. and = B KSeIss - Chsss.ut street BATH
R,chmcad Va 0synor Wood Co. and by Druggists
rally throu shoat the country Al linn
a M IN .x IA
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ka., ne -SR wlETiN0 svsshis fourth regular Lse.ars
sf th~ Cosr.e IN Clinton gall, this Wedns.aav) evening
ssen. I'D E.hssscn q: rhy,csopty g Gcld; .ooeh.
Variation the Lave Of Ba hing; Oeca,ed Teeth Af.e-
ions ofhs Luugs Lvsr Kidneys &c aud some Of means
hbi ion and 81 III Liver kidseys Splesa
skia ans m-mhae o. the Lnngs snd aim Tasy ca
nal psiou with a<dsls larger than life, OF the
I've and Ear. Adm ssion l2k cents.
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SURGICAL OPERATION

SURGICAL OPERATION
I'm TIE MEsMERIC STATE. without pain. Tuesday
events March 3at, at ~ O'clock at the Society Library
Rom 80 Broadway.
Lecture on The application OF Mesmersm Human VEL
fare BY Dr. CcIIyer bss his frat lecture since HI. return
Dr. Dods who will lecture Wednesday evening, Ar u t.
thu place with variety IL wondeis vpeTmvnts
msssa transfer aud mcLts hslucnason Admission Is cs
M
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M RS HAZFN wiIl open an assortment Of rich P.fRTS
Iva md NEW YORK MILLINERY on Tassjsy.
the 5st March inst, AZ her SHOW Rooms, III Grind street
corner Broadway ms I~'c
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SOW ENH AMfkAlTHEATfkA.
SANDS, LENT f co, PROPRLETORS,
Fresh NoUeity!
On "wednesday Evening, April 4.
Will be introduced for the frat America the thorough
bred Arab an horse
PAS TEMPS,
Purchased by Mr. Sands from Fran ons Paris who will per
form the
POLKA, WALTZFS, &c.
First appearance n America ALSO Of the celebrated Euglsh
fairy steed
CINDERELLA,
In orignL and cuuous Of eats.
Mr. Mosely IN his great act OF
England, Leldsld and Scotland.
Besides ear variety Of Other snteainm snts Bee bills
Boxes Is cent: PIT l1x cents.
Doors open at u perfomsneeio commence At hafpastz
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murdrr- s0mnam bullsm - Suicitle.-The
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE Of this week. will con-
t,a f and .ccur-ts kEr Mt OF AL the TEsrrosy given
Bedford with the ehaue OF the ige. and all other in
ssrticnlars ill., ssrted With engavpg OGesH
Ceare street Agents supplied, usual
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WANTS situation e ms,sgs! Of Couoa Mil. nss
w Intimately scquanted with the yaYous modes 81
faeurng WOOL both In Ensand and America; b
Recommended By two ne9 hsv. charge q me best caeqe
ohrr. iai1 1nsre
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER STOCKS
IS 'isi Co. sS Ss s e. ,ss s'
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for this liberal o<r happy learn,
hi and vsai o. the distinguished the
lie Of literature may re observed At the Park Thes
from b.. imtble action The various pieces win
reach Mr. dsrrls L-f.vr. F,shs Pavilion Hoie boston.
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Court Caiendar-Th1s Day
CRcurr CovRr : No calender for this dsy.
ConnoS PLwAs First partlS7 l09 l27 a. co. 81 Isl,
lisa e 49, T. Second psrt-iss, 81 "a, ~ ia, lie.
|l26 l2s iSs, 100. los
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Roussel's Perfumery EssabIishment, ic0
Broaday between Liberty and Coursndt streets. MGR
ensnf snJ dealers invited 70 call see the vrrty
ofCologns Ertrcts. Toilet Soap. Shaviag Cresp &r &
.sd Tor prres and OF The
m ~ 10 -iar qualify whoesze aud retail.
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The physcsns positive remedy d4n6 sray
hr. and p.sP,ratoa for the sdies and
MI sehshsI'n 10 ne Canal q; Jaryts So nFo -.
s,nd street, Mr. Gnss 81 Grand and the princ
p wholesale Ard t drug snd fancy goods sorss all o.
whom e<rhcsss OF erncy ia Ill cases signed By the
onglu stor. 10 prevent counterfstts-
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Married.
AT 81 Paups Church. Tuesday March 3lst, by the
Rev DR.. Higbes William B. WHrrE, Esq. to EMrLIE
daughter Of John Thomas ESQ ell OF this city.
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TIIEATRIrAL NOTICE.
THE OLYMPIC THEATRE, Boston, considerably en-
larged and improved win he opened under the direction
OF the subscribr Monday evening" April 7tn re OF
acknowledged talent, wishing will please ad
dress. post paid w. q JONAS, Acting Mansgsr, or
nal 3sissre T.. GRAHAM. Le1ee.
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French Lunar Piils-Ladles Will mad the
u-s artlcs, (no dssppoiutm-ntl ia Cherry street.
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POPULAR ORATORY.

Rutgers Institute frdy eveLrg. April ~: ct the So
"A CITY Lbyay Rooms. Mrd " April 6,h, at ~ o'clock
Proeaor Whitney Announces the SOLICITATION
tive q the Of LIVING recently de-
psted Amer, Orators sve0ed with tragic comic
For outline Of lie turss le,s OF sdmsop
culsrs Acmissioo for evening. Is eests Each lecture
will be complete in ITSELF ut ,hs whole connected
course. Second lecture at Rutgers. Tusdag April
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Pertshle Dressinu Cases -yrhe atte ntIon Of

The IN liz invited the absc,ibsr
mpeis vr assortment Of ta above useful and
vnirnt sp,sndsgs g~nensns toilet Their af,or meat
oar uruev, each confirming .l that ntcesny for
q. SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway. pposire Aoward's Hotel.
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wv. w. sHIRLEY. A,e,,o.eer.

CE4AkqoMS iiHSS n: Il, $ .
I panied
81; and .stsil ds.er. Also p.eLsaes pressed date tam
IS: <;
chipping. q moder,,s ehns.s. al irsrh
asSS n. i. III s:sss D p.
II T rs .yss SsSa Of Poke cSs
A ALL y end SSs sss s:
@ ias: ;ssi :s:
SvrERs ERWotTzF 4ffss; wsiLroN CAR
April LIT At 10 o'clock At No s West isth street
SSi :s @
Dsas # ba. S' ..s
s.es ervs4 ch. eosstd with rSy. purple velvet.
cloth ono g.
s:S sSa T f.sa
s s rs ,S:s.ood Piano Eo,.: H. L,nsa s;IasS os..
T. .iss.a, Pa GsSs S cS ssa Dinner
Clauses &c the While being entirely new having been u
use only since May last and made by one othe best Broad
Catesue ready and be obsansia the auction
room No aN Pearl street or on the prentice a &is ri
FURNITURE SALE AT THE ALBANIA.
~ ntare. be soId tomorrow, Thursday, the I'd April
nj tbs Alnamra in Broadway between Sprng aud Place
LARGE SALE OF ENGRAVTNGS AT AUC-
TON
A LEVY win ssll Thi. Lvsaing at o'clock =. No. %,
aud eoored among which are tw, iArge Of The P Gal
SOM P.intngs. and vsrions o,her articles al tire
GARDEN 4 HOUSE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
Ivy will sel on 1hursd,y morning, at II O'clock. at
No. sss q IT, a ysry choice eo'c,i'a Of tl.nt
as, year. Of standard and %o.s Res:s Of
IN flower with variety Of gssen house and parlor Plants
vaons 70 dsrail are
J. X EUkTISS, Aurr
THIRD sPnINy SALE OF NEW CABINET FURNI
L TURE-JACOB 8 PLATT will sell Wednesday.
it April at o'clock the spacious Ware Rooms, No SIT
OF fshiea,ble .tye now Rosewood Mahogany. Black Wal
nut aud Painted Cabinet Furniture consisting IN Of dres
ex bu5saus sofa. %t Eay Rocking and P.rlor Chsr
Ott mana, Hall Tables Centre do, etc
large and small counting house and set desks
Also, number Of Refrigerator, TO Close concern.
NJ The above sale well worthy the attention Of ship
pers housekeepers aud the trade.
Catnsu-s ready early the III the SALE ms
n nITCTJTZEAII Aue,,or..r
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W-A CARD 90
RATIONAL TIL EATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEIGH, MANN AND

DELEVAN.
% are & h s:: is
months tn citi.ens stranger, and yislto from a.
ofhe world must speedily co.e in order fn the imper
put forth to the huadred and
ve Artists and Assistants connected with this AID TO
The Circus Temple Of fashion and Popa.y S the mos,
sneEec and uncezsing efforts will be essycd TO render the
novel add varied that di.c hating public can sppscse or
grateful management of
TIE sGns,H;y YS ses; ;d e ri: wonderful :ssoq
authorities, oduced with succession Of Orens Scenery
such be surpassed in country Professions Of
former attempts Every style Eastern Banners g or
sigma Authortvan overwhelming Torrent Of Real Wa
@ n S: Of S M o a,s q sfs
eoSa seaerai sngaEsments. lie. fal CONGREGATIONS
blshment alone fum,sh. and bring superior
mancer before discriminating public. msl
IN GUN. Miss s 4. NoRTHAIL. Mr.. FRASER, Mr.
the '''en'd o''''l, sE y ies sLEEpERs.
TO be given at the Taheroace Friday Evening" April ID
y 80 Characters Represented.
Antipater-Proeonsul Of Ephesu MIR Fraser.
Msri' a,-si. Iai Of Erh:su: s:sa;a
s E;.sass M Nj: M 4 Ss,:ss,'
Johannes, AM.mbsr.
Dyonsus, Mr. d Bell
Ntaximianus. Mr Nah.
Cho uses Shepherds. Priests Warriors and People Of
q s : :ss Of the Society," aided BY
Condu!e,or.. ...............M NJ. Y Z, HiI
Psrfo,msncs to eommenc: q, c'ciceE.
Tickss 81 esci-For sale At the Music Stores Ssxtou 4
M Nile. s;dr N% : e. %s ;as
Bowery, and the door Of he Tabernacle. al 3trh
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M r. GEORGE LODEN respectfully announces TO the
v1 public OF New York his intention TO give on
THURSDAY. April 3D. at the
TABERNACLE,
the chef duvre Of the modern Ere oh Fell.
Glen David
THE DESERT!
Grand Ode Symphony in three prts ntesp<rsed with Re-
citatoAs Arias Chouss Orchestral SYMPHONIES,
scale Of uagni,ud. hitherto unprecedented
TIE perormance will with the Concert Over
Maron som2osed and dedicTed 10 the New York
Philharmonic socie'y. by GEORGE LUDER.
Alter which, LIE Desert. BY Feiicien David.
Ihu Rscifafions and solos, by kOB'T GEORGE PAGE.
To conciade with Grand Festival Overture, By Lied
panther.
Tickets So cests obtsiued various Music Stores
and Of H. Meirgs. <ie 6roadwsy. ms 3t.m
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
TWENTY n RsT ANNUAL EXHIBITION-The hang
ing Of the pictures w,l b~4a Monday the 9Th inssIt
All works received alter Inst d@s nscessay the
risk Of exclusions Of such Place be assigned them
~ gi<srcWFkM JNO q. CHAPMAN. Sec. -
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AMUyEME NTB.

BOWERT THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
GRAND COMBINATION.
I'D OUBLE COMPANY-0
Rockwell stones Equestrian Troupe in combination with
the Dramatic Company Of this sstabshmenL
"wednesday Evsning, April !,
Will ,. p.Ifcrmed,
IVANHOE
~ IL R,;..t, Scott
IhnA
Rshacc. '''''''-.'''''' 1890 NJ. d SonS
Previous to which
ELLA ROsENBuRG
Ella Kosenburg.. 1890. Mrs X Thorne
To conclude with
IDIOT WITNESS
~ Lower Boxes 50 ceuts-See Third Ters,
Pit and Gallery lax eeuts.
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GREAT REDUCTION-NOW OR NEVER.
MH GOLDSMITH will continue {, receive pups for
~ lew weeks ouxc,, only the reduced Of Thvec
Doll,rs for the OF 10 lessons in and Epso
lazy Penmsr sstsaetory improvement
and graceful rspd hand the tios Of the
Academy 2ss Broadway, Rooms Nos al 70 ant Cir uls
be had 81 the Ladies elas II clock
Gentlemen during the day and evening. mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

CH!NA HALL ~ Brc.dw,y. esnsr Chanbsts :.rest !.
Toilet Sss redu ed pc-s whe French China Dining
Sets - pieces 81 31 fine English China Tea S.u chinsz
Ey,sl chin. Tea sss complete pieces. for Isl also white
pr 3s also blue raised china Tea complete for
-; Dining eets ge4t equally chsspi Toilet 5ets
Ike st reduced prces
call and these good To BE- sell snpe-
cedened low prcs the will BE- cash only the tmc
Of purchasing Positively only one price.
nj asr J.KERR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

LEFT OFF WARDROBE. JEWELRY, FIRE
ARMS, &c
GENTLEMEN Families having superduous Effects,
NJ such Jewelry CIothirg Fire Arms &C. dispose OF
scrber who will attend hsm their By sppoia
ment. H. kEvETT,
No . Wall street, N. Y.
Orders left subscribers ONCE. line through the
Post Ofiee, will with prompt attention. al sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-01

THE COPARTNER6HIP heretofore existing hetws the
sasc,,eers, under the firm Of COON CUkkAN. 10
hereby dissolved with mutual consent.
Either Of the said firm ho'se collect the outstsrd
ing debts. and the Of the firm IN qudscn Of ts
ahairs. DAVID COON,
= JAMES CURRAN.
New York. March 18th. 1916.
The subscrhe would resp etfuy inform his friends and
acquaiuaces that he shall continue business his
count, az us Peal street JAMES CURRAN.
New York. Msrch 18th. 1886. al tire