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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10

Garrett; Robert
Gary; Chas M 2
Grant; Francis
Goodwin; Alfred
Garrison; Simeon
Gill; Robertson
Grant: VIM
Gregory; r J
Griffin: John
Griffin; Il
Harriss; Wiley
HARRISON; M l.
Hankins; Stephen 3
Haskell; George o 2
Hail; Mrs Susan H
Hill; G H
Henderson; NJ
Hilbun; NJ
Hills; George
Hall; Robert
Howard; Miss s
Hall; G w
Hadley; Rcbecca
Horting; James
Hooper; Christmas
Hawkins; Joseph
Harriss; Samuel
Hammons; Mary
Hart; II
Horylsten; D
Hodge; U
Harrington; Sarah
James; Friedrich
Jennings; Samuel
Jackson; James H 2
Jones; Nathan NJ
Jennings; Philip 2
Jones; M F
johnson; Mathew
Jackson; Miss c A
Knight; James
Keller; John
Lewis; James H 2
Lewis: Samuel C.
Long; Joseph
Laurence; Lorenzo
Lusden; VIM
Lord; Verdan
Longford; Jas
Larkins; Miss E
Lidion; Mr.
Lodge; set of st John
Lodge
Middleton; Miss Sarah
Merrick; VIM
Mason; James A
Morrow; John
Mclean; James
Magrad6n; G u 8 A
Murphy; John
Murphy; B
Marshall; John
Marshall; Thos
McLendon; John
Miles; James
Newson; Robert
Nelson; Peter
Nelson; John
Nevens; Elias NJ
Norriss; capt w
| Northam; E F
lOrrell; Mrs H
Parriss; Margaret
Price; Miss Julia
Parker; David
PendIeton; c A
Price; Miss Margaret 8
Price; Miss M ]
Peterkin; Rev Joshua
Paine; James 4
Peyton; John A
Patterson; Margaret A
Prye; E d
Potency; G
Raffield; Louisa
Register; Nathaniel
Robinson Peter
Richardson: James
Rogers; e b
Riehmond; Thomas
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Caps; Mrs Sophia |
Doughty; James
Dillingham;; John G
Due; Noah 2
IDaviss; Mrs A
Daviss; James NJ
Duran; John .
IDucas; John P
Deal; Mrs H ]
!.
Emery; Caleb
Erdeth; John
Emery; James
Ely; Mrs George
Ellen; Ellie
+.
IFogg; George
Freshwater; VIM
lFenner; Robert
IFoy; Arnold
Ferguson; Daniel
Filkins; E
Fai; N
!.
Groers; VIM
Grant: Benjamin
Galloway; Amos
Gin; Enock
Gilbe.t; Miss c
Grist; James
Gissor; Robert
Gaskin; B
Garesher; Sarah
Fl.
Hewett; E
Holden; VIM
Higgins; D H
Higgins; Luke
Hinton; J
Hall; Stephen
Harlow; Chas H
Haskell; u
Hooper; Miss H A
Holland; VIM
Hills; Samuel
Hathorn; Jefferson
Hisso; James P
House; JosephsH 2
Hill; E N
Hopkins; 8 w
Hier; Friedrich
Hagens; Irving
Henry; J G
Holmes; John
Hopper; Anthony
4an.mon; Levi
].
Jones; Charles
johnson; Shad
Jones; ] F
Joyner; Hiram
Jennel; Jesse NJ
Jones; J NJ
Juror; John
K.
Kelly; George H
Lodge of Cape Fear
Lodge
lLatchorm; Levin
La.horm; Neal
lLeddon: w B
Lyman; John P
Latham; w
Locklon; Solomon
,Lumsden; w
b Lucas; Miss Oliver
M.
IMusgrove; David ID
Mutton; George
MCGEE; II T
Mckay or Murphy; Jas
Morton; r
murray; Robert
Mitchell; S B
Mayo; Alfred
Murphy; David
IMatson; Uriah
Mitchell; NJ
Mitchell; Caroline
II.
lNewmon; Charles 2
Neil: G N
,,Nickerson; Joseph w
lNickols; James
mutt; Mary
o.
IOddoux; Henry
P.
Pickett; VIM
Pickett; Thomas
Perry; Loring c
Park; D w
Preceton; David
Payne; Samuel
Petty; Thomas
Piver; David
Price; George
Peck; Cornelius w
lPynes; B p
Pulley; Joseph
Rising; John
lRhoades; Alfred
lRivenbark; S B
Ritter; G
Roberts; Isae
Read; James W
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Redding; Bryant
Raymond; Laaer-v
Riot; Edward
Sawyer; Geo w
Seymont, & Co
Savage; T w
Staples: Isac
Stevens; Joseph L
Smith; George P.
Sevett; IA
Small; G w
Stuart; C. E
Smith; ] B
Scarborough; Mary
Sandford; ID
Savage: Emily
Spooner; A A
Smith; G
Sheppard; c
Skipper; ] B
Sheppard; Alfred
Thompson; Augustine
Taylor; E J
Thomas; Lewis
Thomas; r 8
Vannett; John
Vannetts; Jocn
Ward, A
Wright; Miss Mary A
Wright; James J 2
Williams; w
Wymsn; w C
Washington; s
Willetts; James jr
| Warner; Samuel 2
| w oodford; Lymand
Warren; VIM
White; VIM
Williams; George
Wilcox; Ira
| Y.
Young. Moses T
w. G.. BE
| April 8, 1916
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LIST or LETTERS

u EMAINING ia the Post Office at Whining.
~ ton, N. c., on the Slst day of March, 1916.
Those whose names appear on this list will
please to ask for advertised Letters.
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R. 8. KELLY,
NOW OCcuPIED AS A
CLOTHING STORE.

REGS leave to express his gratitude for the
AD very liberal patronage extended to him the
past year, and hopes by strict attention to bust
ness, to merit continuance of the same. He
would call the attention of the citizens of Will
mington, as well as the surrounding country, to
his large and extensive stock of
Spring dssd Sasusnac1' Goods.
Which embraces every article usually kept in
Merchant Tailoring establishment, to wit: West
Of England and French fancy colored and black
CEOTHS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-04-10
Spring Gsed Sasaaasc7' Goods.
LOl his
AND
CASSIMERES.

The above goods will be made to order on the
most approved styles and workman-like manner
at short notice. He challenges comparison with
any in point of styles. elegance or workmanship.
He would call particular attention to his
Furnishing Department,
where gentlemen arriving IN town wanting an
immediate outfit, can be furnished with every style
of garment, made and trimmed in every respect e.
quail to those made to order, at unusually low
prices.
Goats from 81 rs to $40 90.
Pants F" rs to 5 90.
Vests rs to 5 90.
Shirts of every variety style and quality--a few
dozen of superior quality.
Silk Drawers and L. B. G. Shirts we'll worthy
the notice of those in want which will he sold at
the following low prices Linen from ST so to S.;
Cotton, with linen bosomes and collars, from SO
cts. to So so. In addition to this is the
Quitting Department,
Comprising most beautiful assortment of Scarfs,
Cravats, Handkerchief, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Hosiery, and Suspenders.
HATS! HATS! HATS!!!
Summer Hats of every style and quality. for sale
cheap, and no mistake; Hats from l21 cents to
S..
Country Merchants can he supplied with ready
made Clothing, Hats, &C., cheaper than they ever
vet have been sold at. Call and see.
n. B. Terms of doing business Those who
have been in the habit of paying their bills pune
tuay if required. can have credit; of three months
have to pay cash for the articles and cannot long
lay out of the money.
V. R. PE1nsoN having agreed TO remain with
me through the season, all business transacted by
him fer me. will be considered the same as myself
April 3. 1916
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$4,000! $4,000! $lO.OOu!

Grand Consolidated Lottery, class No. l6, to be
drawn on Saturday, April 18th, 1916. rs num-
bers, Is drawn.
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fennI Notifes.
NTnTICE ~ ra,.nsxsrs-Cnntro,lers Once. Brook.

NOTICE to Ts1-psyers-Conrolers once, er 1 ,s,
Nyn November l7th. ls+o-PursUsrt To sn >et Vi 'e
ACT rrsl-re ~ = SieNN1' "
Taxes l. The city OF BROOKLYN. sid fer other purposes
tr.ssed April sth 1851 Nolcs - hereby gwen that ie
Assessment Rolls fcr TE1cs for the current year nave Us
day been delivered the Controller OF the ciy OF BROCK
v and lA, from s ..xcs which shall be paid 10 The said
Controller within thirty days from the date hereSt es
Guc;ior Of Three per VIII be made and mar rom NJ
taxes which shall be paid aer Ire expiration OF me sad
thirty SID within sixty days from said date decuc
lion OF Two per will De made ad that % ana ASf
the FIRST Tuesday in January neS One per cent WIZ e
ste; sl then remaining unpaid: and taai on nc
TEISp Tuesday OF January The said Controller WI!
d-liys, TO Collectors OF the city OF Brooklyn the
said Assessment Rolls together with the warrants thereto
annexed directing Them 10 proceed win regard TO the u
paid taxes IN the directed by law
The Controller would ecIlily request shose who IN
tend 10 avail themselves OF The provisions OF the Act refer
rel 10 in the shove a!orn him hereof a soon A.
practicable that their bills may be In readiness so rs 10
prevent desy when they lsy be prepared 20 pay their
In com plisuce with resolution OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council NOTICE Is hereby farther given thsi the
Controller wil receive a. his office IN the City
Buildings. FROM O'CLOCK 4. N. UNTIL O'CLOCK
P VI. and s. no other hours A IL OSBORN.
y CduIrniiar.
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;sNIEES Fun"

1MEES FUN.--CEISESE SKIN POWDER
lf1Ths admired .cc-ndun toilet, stands
rrensci Tor restoring, oeanuing and preserving th-
skin SD complexion preventing al KINDS Of cntaneoua
disorders clssipatng tan freesrs pImpIes, spots and
errptions The patronage conceded by the several
soger=grs and courts Of Europe, he Supreme Court OF
India. and the Testimonials daily received by
the procrelors il themselves sufficient establish
TIE superiority of he article vho1i farther detail Sod
who.esaie,5y The importers, HOBBS CO : y" atl-st'-
retail By Rrshton Co 10 Broadway. 20 Astor House
and $50 Broadway: Henry Johnson. rs Broadway; G H.
Ring, ia2 Broadway Clirehugr, Se Broadway; n A
Moss 5s Brosd~ay J. M!hau, lS3 do and Druggists and
Perfners generally i. New OK and IhrOug The Uni
- States II boxes; price IS. and es. each
C In proof Of te superiority OF his ztice counter
fe- has appeared IN The Market and probably more VIII
follow
Purchasers SHOULD therefore &c their guard 10 thai
the Me-n Fun has The siratare OF Feoian Co on Tie
wrappers, and government stamp d Izieoc
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==sW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TO THALiARCHus.

TO THALiARCHu5.
r,su.asssd from Apraoe ga ODE l'' Boot
a..o,p, soractes covered Ger with snow
sEh sld the mighty forest, bending low, ,t
5eno ..rssus that ran SO swiftly oer the GROUND
I LIE standing in strong. icy letters bound
-, with generous hand the wood that soo+
que ~ .n;sb cold and discomfort and gloom.
Sha lr 18th 18th the wine enclosed in Sabine jar.
D, nJ ,bere let nought your present pleasure mar
op<,., NJ the Gods who by their mighty power,
Con- calm the winds, the tempests when they lower
SCbo bidst the aged trees unmoved 10 stand
B.nea.h the fury Of the storm at hand.
Juoroye the present time. Seek not to know
VIVA, cares and troubles future time may show.
Souru not the Joys which blooming youth enhance,
The sweet affections and the sprighty dance.
Wait till there comes that longer sadder day,
when age has touched thy waving locks with gray,
When Time hath bent that once so noble form.
Then spurn the joys which to sweet youth belong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

tSS Farm Of about lS9 acres. lately owned by Gausl
- Brukeihon deceased, situated ou the bank of the
Hudson River opposite Ne burgh about two miles North
Ft'hk Landing Gnd adjoining The land OF Cuban {.
VerpUncs aai othcra.
THIS Farm. all axe. e.t aud, and all In high state Of
cultivation eV-et aluU T. acres, covereJ with wood, Of
which abon. ,vuJd- - grIe rcd r'iHr. IL rs one Of
tie hnsl Narm- m Ont.hr-, County wei! wAered, well
fenced, aHd i' nnuuu is n1t surpassed ~ any on Tie
River commanding view ut Newburrh Snd nearly tho
Who'll. oi Nrwburgh Bay Upon SR ynlpnh'e and ueVeI
falling of wafer wlch runs nearly the " hole length
ofih rttu gi cmptes into H." river near the Southwest
ery hereof upon which stream dam has be-E
comfy erected.
There arc three dwelling House, thu placeone the
ManBl5n House double frame house, substantially
built about ~ by feet with kitchen attached, and Ia IL
good order. II Handsomely ,iuinlod an smnenee,
,i! cnmIuslds fine view Of Scwburgh Bay, extending
fur beyond Hamburger the North. Ono other OF be
dwellings good Farm House. ard the other is sHai
Tenant House, besides these buildings, there Is good
Burn Sheds Carriage House. 80. upon the place Also,
large orchard Of which IL grated fruit and other irHR
trees: also well OF good water and large ctiIern Part
Of the purchase money remain unpaid, secured by
mortgage the premises, desired by the purchsser-
and possession eau be given In mouth from time OF sails
If required.
If NOT sold before the sixth day of January ex these
promises will be- offered auction thai day 81 tea
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Mansion House, on he
premises For farther particulars Inquire OF STEPHEN
BRlNKERiIOFF, on the premises CORNELIUS X
BRfNkERHOFF, POughkeepsie, or 10 WIN. G. HAS
BROUCK, or DAN'L b. BOiCE, at their office Il
N-wburgh o3O 3taw6ihjen
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pvYIEVIIIE WEITE LEAD,

INIT bsrrss- So receiving from the factory Of Belle
yIIe n J. thsir regular supplies Of this eror Lead,
dr. and IN OIL put up csskS and kegs which thsy wAt-
rai equal IN quality any imported brand FOR ssie IN
lotz OF ore tor and upwards. BY
FRYAFT, CAMP BELL co. rs Front-st
Aso-Rsd Lead, LlisNge, and Orsrgs AirsfaL I'll s@'
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CovAr OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge Daly-He''
~ Bfalhouand Vs. Robert Miller and Thomas Br0wt-As
saut and baery.-The parties are runners to engage
bosrders for emigran, houses. They were board
the ship Peter Ha,crack in July last for tina, purpose
when difficulty ensued md Brown knocked plaintiff
down-Sr Miller 1t 10 said. hiding and abcttng him
but this IL denied Action brought Tor damages. Yer
dict for plaintiff s75 against Brown. but finding for de
fcndant respects Miller. For plaintiff MIR. Harmed ;
for defendant Mr.. Il. y. Kimball.
Before Judge Ulshoefor Lucy Jane Tpiamsvs. CkGs.
FesActiOn TO recover furniture already referred 10
The Court charged that doubt exists from the test,
mony TINT defendant hss in possession some furniture
belonging to plaintiff and lie is bound such,
pay as much money will replace it Verdict this
forenoon.
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Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

C1scuIr Covnr-Nos. 81 a. so, 81, 50, g, 81, l02.
rs srprnlos cova1-Nos. a. 20. 5, t. H. 30 So 49,
CoxnoN PLEAs-Par, Nos. IN, l73 III, l59
lsl ls3 ls Is7 lae l9l 1873 49, 1871 1873 POL 203 5i
205 2O7 Z 49, g. 49, Part 2-Nos So ID, 32f, p, 80
20 az %. 90 "A. 40 {, Sc
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GRACE CHURCH.-one Of ihe best peyys In this
Cnurch Is offered for sale In consequence Of the gentle
nan Tor wnomlt purchased having concluded 10 re-
msa N Europe with bis family much longer than
pected The pew 10 su!hcienuy large allow per-
very convenient distance from and in full view tboih
desk and pulpit Addr=ss G. C. Commercial Advertiser
MIR 40
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- AND ERIE gAiL- - . tsas---fz

Ir,on ,,nt-1rn ronu1rnee MONDAY Decemoe! -
70, ns,sss-. o,c, Zach way daily Except SundsyS,
Leave NewYorH O The o0t S O. Dasne cs.. q o
a., - ~ 0syiiIe and all the intermediates paoea
fsay. O,IsviiIe ai7t A ~ addleown a; o, Gosas'
NJ; and Chester a. 8 20 A. ~ for New,Yo
OF %. he,weer New York and Otisvile 81 So ,f
y1eight from NewYork viii be received At toe IT, S
r,,,nsst on board the barges Samuel Marsh and MI
snv5sn Jr one Of which viii leave The city ais oe'
p H on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ssturda3s v,rf
Freiyhr for NewYork will be taken by Tho Iran 80
o.ssyilie Al O'clock a NJ on Lao above mentioned
dnys 10 each week Dec. l, 1916
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COOKING STOVES Cheap for Ce.h.-A good as
" sortrnsri OF Cooking Stoves from das hiey Gp-
p~o-ea 3a.rs may be Obtained the snufrtory Ssa
n,sder Foundry. lei Goerck-st between aivIngoa and
Stanton nii @lt'
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ADyRRTIsEMRNTs FOR tie Newspapers q ~ - :.
"A Ci-s and principal towns In the Country arc cI Il.
e-iYelt the Office Of v. B. PALMEE, The Agent = a.
Tribune Buildings where the paP-rs can be .sen ~
%. II
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S.Mns,s sYRuP cASTOR o.

JAS he appearance Of mix ana IS as pleasant % Us
ltssa Prepared Ea6 sold wholesale and retail % =.
81 SANDS Druggist and Chemist, y Ja-res-st and IN
Third-averue Sold b. E n Guion bo~erT cor Grand
s. and By ]. Coddtngtor, SIS Hudson-sL MIS- asyss,
Brooklyn Ii IN
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TAKE SOTICE-That the copastnership herc.olor'.;
ard for the ast nine years exstinp between CHARLL9
OSBORN Esq late Of Belpor Long Island, and me fo
scriSer, under the FIRM Of OSBORN LITTLE. has beg
dssolyed by the death Of SIR. OSBORN and that me "
fairs OF the late firm VII be settled and the busices' eoe
Quoted the terms heretofore by the sun'e'
on mis- own account al the old stand % FultoE-st,
New York, Nov. 4, 1916. CHARLES 3. LiTTLn
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PORT OF NEW-Yn,

ARRIVED.
Bark Condor Nkioe TN ST Croix via Tura. ,.,,
70 ds rum, hides. SC. to Alsop & Chxaneey 'a'
New brig Bent Litehksld, Smith ds I'm Taem,,,or
hiae, TO master.
Schr Coryo Crocke. TN Thomastou, lime
Schr Bengal. Crouch. do do
Schr Metallic Bullock, do do
Schr Ann pcnnan S;rnonson. do do
Sehr INDUS, TORY, II ds I'm Bangor Ne, latA.
Schr wsteryiNe Reed, fn Wsrehsm. malta
Schr Stranger Toby. I'm New. Bedford, oil.
Schr Victor Hallst ira Boston. rndsn.
Sckr Maris klots, Chsse, Boston, Indse.
Schr John Cooley s Co Young Boston mdsc
sehr Alexander II -, fun Quincy. Mass, granite.
Slow aa~abhc Sople. I'm New. Bedford oil
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r. chSnge-rbe proprietor OF valuable NeSl estate !,
~ Michigan who has taken up his residence In Nevt
York city. : DESTROYS OF selling exchanging IL or
goods OF Amos, any description, or property New.
YORK. There -epaFSlr tracts, cou;aniag two
hundred acres. Tie other containing S6l They are
both l0ptng sections Ard within four anil five nile,
Of the Central Railroad. and adjoining Two grsI saG
mills. The Location i OF The best in Michigan Thev
sire both improved 10 certain extent with buildings ssa
fences fall description Of the property viii be given 90
application, together with correct Information Title war.
sIied. The only object IN dSposirg OF Il, is 10 crshe the
avail, hms.it business in the city ms 2awe
q. X. LlLLlBRtDGE, Agent, lSi Gireenwch.sr
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''' Cd p'' ''''l''' WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREDERICK l. VutrE, Deputy Sherih
Dated New FORK, October 9Th. 1916. OF lRv6wai-

by ORDEI, OF Hon. Michael Ulshoeiier First Judge
ID the Court Common Pleas for Tue City and County
OF New Ork-Soce is hereby given, pursuant To the
provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments against
ahscondug. cuuceaed and nonresident debtors that
attachment has issued against the of Charles a. Sa
and Uysse Sayoye resident debtors OF the firm OF
Sayoye Crosby Co residents OF IoboSen in the State OF
New Jersey aad TINT the viii be- sold for the pay
ment their debts. unless obey appear AMI discharge such
attachment. according law, within niEc months from the
fir, publication this notice. and that the payment Of any
debts due Ia hen by residents Of this Sale aud the del
erv To them for their use OF any property within this
STATE belonging 10 them ma the trancr of any such pro-
perry by them forbidden by law, and are void Dated
the tfreHth day OF September 1870 NJ. H. BREW ER,
sIi Iawrn Attorney for Attaching Creditor 81 Nall-st
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AmnseMtnts.
TABERSACLE-THURSDA EVENING, Dec 10.
LAST CONCERT IN NETWORK
nX1IYE HITG INAOS FAMILY. rrnisflllY

TABERNACLE-THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 10.
LAST CONCERT IN NETWORK.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, gratefully &c
knowledgng the success which has Attended men en-
hitherto beg leave 10 announce that their fourth and LAsI
Vocal Entertainment (prio, "a ,he:r ysng
EVENING NEXT, Dec. 10.
The programme for the e7enng's entertainment viii
embrace selection Of heir best music, tncludng some
uew songs) among which the following will be pro-
duced:
Man The Life Boat. Lsmen; Of Ihe IRISH EH'ig nj
The Blind Girl Bridge Of signs
LIE on M naive soil 1et 90 me IrscH-
The Good Time coming Old Granite State
The Mounlaineer Blow on blow on ye howl
Ths Old Church Bell. ing winds, &c nc.
Tickets 81 ceuts-'o be had principal Music s,oTes
aud al the door sdsy evening Doors open al ..
O'Clock. To commence at c5
7 Asst WEEK ofthe Landing OF Coumbas.-The Ex
IL hibou OF this National Painting Will Posvey c.ose
Tuesdsy the 18Th Inst Corner Broadway and Leon
ard-st- Admitiance 25 cents Season tickets 50 cents
Mi lmis,
4 MEXICAN oIUSEUoI.-splendd Performances
"A this afternoon al 3, and eysn!ng 3, = 9elocz:-La
Ofthe Moving Panorama representing the passage OF
the Nassau Balloon win three men from The cli
OF London TO Germany In addition he f1.!oyFing per
dian Misses Wheeler and Julien. Dir. Wh.lock Coinic
Melsnge; Shaker ConrtshP; Irving orsng ouisng and
Cafrec. and Mad. Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller
Admission. q cis-children under 10, Y, cts d
1NHE ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 23s bowery
il open for exhibition, containing vast number o.
Wax Preparation illustrating every Psrt OF The human
fil sized wax Female Figure containing he Fplu' in
/ ulero. ~,
In the Lecture Rooms OF the Museum, Dr.. HASSELL is
delivering Course ofLecures on Anatomy, Physiology
and Diseases Of the Human Body every even
ing ats O'Clock except Wednesday and Saturday even
ngs when Dr.. BOYLE will deliver Course Of Lecture
on Mental and Moral PhiIosophy, illustrated by Phreno-
Iogy At the close each Of mis- Lectures examinations
OF heads OF The audience Will be made 10 Illus
| ,rate the truth OF the science.
! Admission 10 the Museum p cents.
| Admission to the Lectures Il. cents.
Persons visiting the Museum vii! be presented wi1a q
ticket admitting them the lecture of the evening
For particulars small bills. a. i"iA
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MONTHLY REPORT SoF November Of he new

MONTHLY REPORT Tor November. of the New
w YORK Medical and Surgical institute No IS Cham
bers-sL CGses Successfully Treated
Examined TO de. II Primary chan Cases of dim'
lect diseases OF hoes.
the lungs. { Secondary veoe-l3 Venereal eup-
2Cs'eI OF apo realoflong siand-i tion on The ssir
p!exy ing 8 Cases OF indises-
Gaze OF epilepsy. 8 liberated sore lion.
Cases Of goEon- throat a Cases balarjta
hoea. 5 Cases OF lyerll Case Of typhus e.
II Semna! weak. complaint yer.
8 Primary con. | Case Of scurvyin
3Dzzness In the sumption. the gums.
head. | Case gyplIilitic IS Cases Of piles
Cases Of impo- inris. Gases Of rhecEs'
tency. 2 Beedngfrom the rsmL
Cases Of paraly-l lungs. z Gases Of grippe
sis Of the face. 4 Cases of gec. las
Su.ceEsful Operatsoyrs and Cures.
Tonsils removed Barsac NucosT, Il Dislocation fe
Siluses opened, on the knee 10 nts dnced.
arising from bu- 10 Cases y.neresl Fatty uuor r.
bocs. w1r. moved
Cases Of inguina Operations tie q Poypi s1tracd
hernia cured byl eyes. s. Operations m
new discovery. ! Hydrocee. phyrnosis.
Cases OF bad sric Lnrgssbscess 10 Case Of necro'
lures In the ure- ano. Of the ubla-
lhr4 | fractured cayi-' 2 Abscesses opsD'
? Fistula IN perineo Gle. ed.
The poor attended 10 between and 10 In the morning
II. BOSTWICK, ND.
do iw Attending Surgeon aud Physieise