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Sale of NEGROES.

II virtue of an order Of the last County Court
NJ in the case of Rachel Sims and Others, The
Undersigned will sell NINE LIKELY Ne
GROES, belonging to the estate of Herbert
Sims, deceased, at bis late residence in Orange
county, on the 22d Of January next, on a credi.
Of nine months, on bond and good security.
u CHS. w. JOHNSTON,
s. - Commissioner.
December IL. or
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HOME AND FRIENDS

1T rHaHLEs sEaEs.
N. fheais = Faaarr - Faass - hasT
A. swnqa - hf=Tga aesiEReaas
Nr naaa - Fanl % hrs 4 hasss,
TaagA Ew sheEs he t.ai g. a.
We 49, - Eig. 81 lalnss elaR ~,
Al - EhS, nzisse fszaa 60
FsE t. 18Th hssg - Shzruss - asar
IS iIosas ah1 Ficnas sEoaaA Is.
We "A asasFaT fAs prsssri ioT
Fer asszss hgres-anl r-siss ttrn.
Whils sswEEs a. SWEET haaa - eli ct,
fNsa sEt sep % RE ten.
Fer thiass .fE si.l sWss:sE sse
whea ysgtk's hight s.sll hsih sasai Us;
Bot soaa we're taught -, saTth has nsught
LIZ Haae arr FHgnss sraanl Is.
Tic Eira3s thsi sToei in tire Il neel,
Whsa Hoas's lss' Eael Is shaken.
To show us sal, that cone uhzi VII.
We are -; 4sle sarsaksn:
Th0usa II wsrs slight, ifbgt ne Eshi
From fdcnasaip's altar crowned Us
'TWouli P-ose ths bliss Of earth was this
Our Home ard FEeRds around us.
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F0R SALE OF RENT
JUST RECEIVED.
EECE WELLS.

THREE Niles Eaa OF HiilsbaT3Gsh.s
TTIIE subscribers Mills having lately under
gone thorough repair, are in frl rate or
der Tor ths despatch Of work and having attach
ed one o. Yoang's Patent Improved Wheat Clean
ers. those who Lave slnut or other iiltH ia their
Wheat can baye il cleaned. and rc Gfspute.
or Flour ior sale. Cash eiyea for Wheat.
@.# J.J tREELASD.
December 10. &07-3w
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WOODie WOODfI

- Subscribers to the Recorder who cxpcct
esskS to pay in Wood, will confer favor BY
bringing supply just new. We should like 10
see our wood-pile IN condition TO meet the hea-
w draughts that are made upon il as the cold
weather sets in. H. ~
Octeher 20. -s 90
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Also "a variety Of other Books not NAMED, on
ste same teznls.
Ra,aG.Fs Res' Will-Saws At Sc 90.
cailn's Genuine AYES ., Sl:sa.
best adirls Of sole Leather al ~ cent?
In conc'n.isa ONLY have to say 10 thor who
may ell va M - spend ihgiE money, that they
SHALL not - sway Disappointed.
Il. NICHOLS.
os.c,,e. -. 90
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STALE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
? - ORAssE. COUNTY,.
3 In Equity. o
Clement Curtis and otkers against Join Free
r~. h',d.

Petition TO Sell Land.
! AFFIDAVIT having been filed in this cause.
: = setting forth that John Freeland, the defeil.
daHt, is not inhahtant Of this stale, the Clerk
and Master hereby gives notice TO the said John
freeland to appear, and answer. plead or delnur,
on or before the next term Of this Court, to be
held at Hlsborough, on the second Monday Of
March next or the bill will be taken pro confes-
50, and set down for hearing ex parte as 10 him.
> Witness, James Webb, Clerk and Master. at
Office, IN Hillsborough, December, 4, Is45. -
~ JAMES WEBB, g. d. NJ.
Price adv. $3.50. OG-Gw
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Cash Store.

4 VIZ saiasgEasgE, hanlng Revived - Fll Sup
Fay q Gsaa3s. Auhirh arr naN nealr fsr IN
sF7eisaR IN - eNa saaue hasa - - uan s,rrga.
Wrsa 81 she eaast hesase, aGiaFs them seEy rhraE-
ESn lAasansalos from 2 10 Is nraaS
blesrhaa H. fEaIa 10 . -
CLOTHS. cAsSIMRREs. aas sATL
AEffs - Hnaanad Psiors; and rxeEy OshrE
aFiifls IN the Dry liOeAs Lns n psopassiss.
GhncERIES :. aoooHling - gnaEty, l0EsE
han Try aEs oslaIrd hy any One -.
SCHOOL BOOKS furnished - al nhO may
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JUST RECEIVED.

A LARGE Lot of Negro and Bed BLAN-
"A KErs. Also rs sacks Petersbusg SALT
A.. MICKLE a. co.
osiober "a. 0s-
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FOR RENT.

kA THE House and Lcic7 Trvon
CYNTHIA street, well known az the gesiiseve
E.ssESsFs ST the late Mrs Elizabstl / a:ter,.
sstsz.sss<SI decea 70. APplY to Long, Webb,
d Co, Agents for ". Hooper, admir-.
December Is. @a Or
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acoa4s.c ,-Oii for Deasncss

Il Ills really valuable preparation, which has
- cured hundreds If persons, who used it ac
cnrding to directions is now for salein this place
Ii has been known to cure persons who have been
deaf for Yeas, making their sense of hearing az
god as It even was. giving entire satisfaction to
Etheeuscr. There have been number of articles
cotuP initiate this, and the oprietors must eau
ton the public against buying any that has no,
go, their signature on, Comstock & Co, N. Y.
Sold, wholesale, BY Comstock & Co, 81 Cort.
landt street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR. james Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan, Greensborough. .s
April 2. 20
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IGw sg9B1s
GRE.fT R.lRG.EE.l.S!!

VsHE sglsrraheF hes oaaaHleana1 hlsiRess -
n IaasE fiEUzr. FlEaa maaes nar1h a HaLlsAa-
ransh. mhrgr D. saEFs - - aieaaas and Ehe F4h-
II ) fine NlaA Il
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JUST RECEIVED

IL JUST RECEIVED,
WOLsEY & WoIsey's Best Sugar House
y M0IASSES, Fayetteville CANDLES,
LAMP OIL and JAVA COFFEE. ..
H. A.. MICKLE & CO.
October ID. -. 4# So
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HEWS'r
Eminent and EIiXer,
ron nrYr.y-,s rrs,a.

'F'HE sudden, certain and sure relief that the
use Of this preparation gives to the sufferer is
almost beyond belief. It's penetrating POWERS, are
very great, 50 much so, that the worst cases have
been entirely cured in two or three days. Persons
trOubelwth this complaint, nave only 10 use these
preparations according to directions, the EIixer, in
wardly, and the Liniment applied outwardly, and
cum Is effected almost before they have looked
f1 any good results to follow the application.
Quite number Of pcrsonsin the city ami state Of
New York, who have been cured by the use of
these Preparations, have given large aums to the
Pforrietors to be applied to the giving of them to
the poor, which is daily done. Certificates with
out number, are pouring in every day or two. 1t
Is useless to say, that this article has also been
counterfeited, and theruhlc are cautioned against
biying any that han not the signature Of Comstock
d TO. upon each bottle. d.
Sold wholesale, BY Conlstock & Co., 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and by D. Heart, Hills
borough. Dr.. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan, Greensbofough. ~
April 5. Il
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EOkG. WEBB, d. Co,

HAVE just received silk Warp. and other
Black and Blue-black Alpaoas low priced
sa'nets, Vestings, and Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys,
extfa sized Negro Blankets, very heavy 0snaburgs,
Unbieachod Cottons, Ssc.
December 10. ne
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DRY GOODS,

DRTGS RAEDHARE. HATS GROcR-
RES e.. -.
a. = 10y smaa Psofi g. Ca. q 70 pEnrsaal
deaaers aEiy o. . rrrAis 4 EhEsr Monlhs lie -
rgexafaily invites ne Put1ar - cal and rKnmine
has saark q GaSas. ISSUING thrm thai he MI
sPsEe - Plins - Pleass, sna fllni he Wil -
siosls as cheap as they can b. Plrrhas1l - lis
saSfsoa = Gase country.
TO saddlerS be airs = Eeg lIEss s.
s0EtaeHi # Tnmminss CONSISTING a. - HE THpes
q al kinds Wehing. lies skins, Skirtihg Leah
81, Plash. Burkras. Iils. aaHeS Nounling, &C..
KeEE lo9 saF cash.
Also q hand Dr.. N'issfs Bslssm az VIA
Cherry, very ral0alle Esalirine lor al DISEASES
q the lungs
TPnoauoe taken in sKchsnee Sc Geols Il
enssssaaEy FEioes.
+. MURRAY. in.
Ogtpaer II. sa-sm
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List Of Letters.

p:"ATAI@G in the Pcs, Otire a; Hill -
- 'sesh. y. C.. % he Is: dsy ofIaanlrv. 1876.
Whit. Il 10: taken oIl wilaia time rnauih.. viii
~ seai 10 TIT Geae.al Posi- 0ice a. dead ls.ts.v.
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ces. to suit all ages very superior Flint Glasses
that may be adjusted in any frames At a short no
tce.
SuIER-PLATED,wARE, CUTLERY,
AND FANCY GOODS.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives,
Casters, Candle Sticks, SHUTTERS and Trays, Cake
Baskets, Patent Steel Pens, Knives and Forks,
Rogers superior Pcn-knives, Congress do, Scis-
sors, Razors and StropS, shaving soap, Pistols,
Music Boxes, Walking Canes. Mantle Clocks,
Silver Thimbles, liver leeve Buttons and Hair
Pins, Gilt Chains and Keys, Steel TO-. TX and
Buck-skin Money Purses, Hair Brushes and Re-
al Buffalo Hair Combs, Coral, iIk Velvet Reti.
cules, S'ilyer-plated Epaulet;s and Silver Braid,
Steel Key Rings, Superior Eser-p.,in,ee Leads,
Percussion Caps, Steel Twcezers, Silver Bolkins,
Cologne Water, &c.
Ir Watches, Cooks, and Jewellery Of every
description repaired with neatncss and despatch,
AMI warranted.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October /. em 60
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Gold and Silver. Blue and Polished Steel Spec,a-
cles to suit all ages, very superior Flint Glasses
that may be adjusted in any frames At a short no
tisn
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PUFFY THE BLOOD.
M0FF FATS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BITTERS

The high and envied celebrity which these
Medicines have acquired for their uvariable eeacy il Il.
The diseases which they profess to cure has rendered
usual practice Of putting ouly hui unxur
Thy Of then. They known BY their fruit, their god
works testify for them, and they tnre BY the h q
the ereduloas
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tytA CARD.-D0
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEIGH, MANN AND

THE PUBLIC acquainted that this magnificent ests-
blishment, warmly paonized during these ,st six
months by the citizens strangers and ysitor all parts
tive already entered into for the This
PVT forth to prepare the hundred aud seventy
the thousands q liberal patrons who have rsndsred
energetic and unceasng efforts will essayed to render the
closing Performances aud Stage the gorg
grstenl management OF
The conclusive spectacle OF this wonderful season thu
Cataract Of the Ganges from the Theatre Royal Druy Lane
authorities produced with succession Of Oriental Scenery
the most gorgeous and costly hind exceeding number ali
sigma Authcrityan lining Torrent OF Real Wa
ter for the display Of which the have greatly
ed with beaten gold drawn by cream eolorsa hor.esuous
Succession Of startling effects such the resources this
alone furnish and bring superior
manrer before a discriminating public. ml9
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H. DUCLUZEAU, Auct,on.er,
ARGE SALE OF ELEGANT PERSIAN and HIN
II DOC SHAWLS AND SCARFS, imported expressl

FUTILE & DUCLUZEAU will SELL ON "Wednesday,
April l at O'Clock. the largo room in the Coliseum,
Hpdooshsws and Scss comprising 300 Cashmere
aud long Shsw and sca just received BY ships Zach and
Argo e I'm Europe being eney patterns imported
sssly for spring sales the whole Of which win be pempto
rly sold for cash. offering the inducemsnt ladies'
who desire articles that line that has occurred several
being obliged leave for Europe
wool adapted to the spring season.
AlsoA very large Of super Hndoo Shawls,
measuring M yards square, warranted all WOOL and
in from 30 to rs dollars each.
do!lsrs ca h.
AoA very large Of superior Cashmere Scars
viz blue. white, scarlet and -coored Of superior
from 10 o 20 dollarS each.
Catalogues will be ready and The goods will be for
exhibition the previous sale when the public are
particularly invited to examine them. m27 4tis.Je
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AUCTION NOTICE.

hOOxIVI~ AvOxlOL.
ssIoNEeS SALk-Mosdsy q 70 o'clock, q in Ful,oa
goods Consisting part Of linen and
muslin shrs; dozen ssatie men under Shirts SIX
dossn black and fancy crsvs es dozen snper black satin
Seas; dozen half Hose; DOZEN sk Gloves sk
under shr: piece, lsg ysiss srps, black ss,in
Also, gold patent lever wssch Terms At sale,
ms 2rser SrINGRAHAM, Auctioueer.
FURNITURE AND OTHER SALES
r,UTTLE 3 DUCLUZEAU will devote their atfen,,or %
Sales Of Furniture the residesc Of fsniies decn;nS
this also stocks Of
The usual will Be rendered The attention 81 The
rubc called TO the following Sales Others will Be Ionnd
Ia future advertisements Store No go Pearl street.
r,ss.5 .nS Msn ~ 10 O'clock at No Market
valuable assortment and mahogsny hs
properly q gentleman removing from tbs city.
WEDNESDAY, April l. at II oclock, at the Coliseum M
80 broadwsy-Lage sale of elegant Persian ana Hndoo
shs, and scrs imported sxpresy for the spring saes
phuhssPpAY April az No ne West 18th strcet-Elsgant
FRIDAY, April J. At 70 O'Clock. at the Auction Room
SPECIAL and gsremptory sale Of Fancy Goods.
-TUESQAf. April7 at 10 o'clock No, III Grand e.
Furniture consisting ofa Psrtcu-
WEDNESDAY, Apr! 9. at 10 o'clock, q, tho Auction
same day, No Broadway-Elegant Modern Furniture.
WEDNESDAY April IS, at 10 o'clock a. n Whit. street,
near Observation-Disclosures Household Furniture Patieu.
lars in time.
FRIDAY, April n. at No. 10 Park Place-oentee Fami-
assortment comprising beds, bedding linen, &c.
TUESDAY, April 2sA, at the Coliseum No $50 Broad
assortment. mN Nsrc
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Chamber street.
BRILLIANT AUSPICES

BRILLIANT AUSrICES ~
ROCKWELL STONE, having engaged this splendid
Temple Of Amusement, will open II On
Tuesday Evening, March J1st,
for the purpose or giving elegant series Of msessne
sntsrtainmsnts-ths best eolceivsbe variety -,
APowenul BRASS BAND fourteen in number, will FUR
nsh the requisite for the exhibitions Of Gymnaste skill
aefobate and athletic in which will be- seen the
AeIobats the world AID the eessI,,sd William Cole and
The Tyrolean Vocass will also perform. Their recent
remarkable this metropolis bat attend them
sisno the sublime vocalist Is Of their number
Nelson the admired artist whose curious end enchanting
perform the Rock Harmoaicon and Musical Sticks,
90 dsservcdly famous, 70 engaged.
The OF the corps will be hereafter mentioued they are
all the in their peculiar Professions and will az
ford the public decidedly the most noble aulss vred and
chaste OF entertainments.
Particulars in the bills Of the day.
Doors at u TX o'clock. Admittanoe %
cents. to al parts Of the house m1s 2tm
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ii: =. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer-,
WILL give their personal attention to the Sales Of
Il Stock. q C1CelsSy Dry Goods. Grocery ssa
cit from their friends and the public, their
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May 1st, when
Adams Express Once. mrl1 lmsr
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PREP LETTERS AND PARCELS TO
ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
TINE Subscribers will receive and forward Letters and Par
csls steamer Hbema, LIST Al ri, 1876. to all pats Of
Europe.
Letter Bag will close at X EN-. on Tuesday, 81. inst.
HARNDEN CO., Wall street.
Ps-Lsttes be paid above, to all Of Eu-
m2o
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United Kingdom, upon the narrow gauge system com.
pared with the length Of that upon the wide gauge Is
taken into consideration the above report il certainly
in favor of the narrow gauge There other argu.
ments in favor of the narrow gauge; Of which IL
the economy Of locomotive expenses of the narrow
gauge, compared with tho wide. gauge. II ap-
pears that the Great Western Railway the locomo-
tive charges during period of three years. have varied
between 9 and Ill, averaging 81 rsr cent their
income and the London and Birmingham, they have
varied, within the period, between 10 and 1886,
averaging 60 per cent their income II il admitted
that the power of many Of the gauge engines
used in Great Britain is great with safety be
used while those Of the wide gauge have not been al
tered since the commencement; but it il q question
whether the permanent wsy Of any Of the wide gauge
lines. could be made sufficiently strong to sustain any
increase In the power Of wide gauge engines Iii the
opinion Of the most competent engineers, that il the
stability of the road and not the power Of the engines
that will prescribe the limits Of sac speed The contest
for speed between the different railroad lines in Great
Britain been carried to such extent that propo
stion has been laid before Parliament regulate the
rate.
We have before the experience of the most csle-
brated engineers in Europe in the construction Of rail-
ways particularly in relation to gauges and have
not fortunately gone too far upon this point and have
not yet produced any very serious break In gauges il
to be hoped hat all attempts to destroy the uniformity
that now exists, will fail
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The market to day was rather quiet Prices compared
with those current at the Second Board yssteray
about the same; bat compared with the First Board.
there has been decline In Long Island Of per cent;
Canton, !; Harlem, i; Norwich Worcester 4; Morris
Canal .; Farmers Loan, J. Pennsylvania So closed firm
at ysstsrdsys prices.
At Second Board prices experienced another de.
cline Harlem ien OF per cent; Norwich and worcss
ter, I.
Attached to the report made to Parliament by the
m'sonsrs appointed to test the superiority gauges
were the annexed tables, exhibiting the accidents in
which the engine and carriages part ofths train
nave run on the line, without any known obstruction
from September, 1870, to March, ls45:
RAILWAYS IN GRrAr BRrrAm-C.usr N Acc,-rx-.
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CURE OF CORNS.

pUNlONo, TUMORS, EXCRESCENCE5, BAD NAILS
~ ke:.No 80 Broadway. between Howard and Grand
MRS. BERNARD. from Paris, has the honor Of inform
ing the public that she still practice upon the
feet with the geatet having exclusively devoted
confident in promising that she will entirely remove CONS
from their irritating and painful ocaoa without causing the
The will not occupy than four 70 1--WE
put their shoes and walk without the least
convenience.
and this eouny and has acquired skill and much
experience Facts aested by certificates
Rom the mos. celebrated physicians Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia
Terms moderate for yearly attendance.
No $50 Broadway, between Howard and Grand New
York mai lmoere
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LAST WEEK OF THE MENAGERIE
IN THIS CITY.
HE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the beautiful

WILD ANIMALS
exhibiting No. So nowey, be.sg under positive en-
gsgement the great Travelling Caravan Of
Co., the hrs April this erhibon above. will be
nscesssry limited 70 the present week.
Among the most interesting Of the amnivssous species
the newly imported Al fACA Of Peru great utsrest has
lately attached elf 70 this valuable animal from the fact Of
species Tor the purpose OF them euva.
tug their fleece which Of intermediate texture between
the finest wool and silk.
The entire collection embraces the specimens Of the
animal kinsdom aad will be found well worthy visit
the departure Caravan The MsnaseYs contains:
African Liou and Liouess, Poonah Bear.
Caps Lion and Loness, rair OF kangRoos.
Four young Asiatic Liens Three American Deers,
Royal Bengal Tiger Lana OF Peru,
Black Tiger, Al Psci, Of Peru,
Two Colored do Large African Baboon,
Two Hunting dc Specimens OF the Monkey
Jasuar, Tribe,
spotted Hyesa, Gnu, or Horned Horse,
Two Striped Hyenas, Pack Camel, Of Arabia,
Asiatic Elephant, QueenS Stag, from Windsor
Young Elephant. Pafks
Great White Polar Bear. Two Black Swans.
Two Polar Bear Cubs. Gold fheasant. Of China,
Two Missouri Bean, Silver Pheasant OF China
Hour Of exhibition, from Iste4 and every day and
price, mxy TN
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Me- GEORGE topEE respeetsily snnosnsss 70 the
NA public OF New York his intention to give on
THURSDAY. April I'd, Il the 80
TABkRNACLE,
the chef druvre Of the modern fe.ch compose Fell
THE DESERT!
Grand Ode SYMPHONY, three parts nesperssd with Re-
citations, Aras Choruses and Orchestral Symphonies
a. T Of msxniiud. hitherto unprecedented.
The Performance will ccmmeece With the Concert Over
ure TO Marmion composed and dedcaed the New York
Philharmonic Society, by GEORGE LCDER.
After which, lie Desert by Fsiicien David.
The Rectsrions and Solos, by hOBT GEORGE PAGE.
To conclude with Grand Festival Overture, By Lind
panther.
Tickets 50 be obtained the various Music Stores
and Of II. MegEs, 1t6 broadway m28 5,.m
THE SEVEN SLEEPEkS.
THE Board Of Managers Of the NEW YORK SACRED
MUSIC SOCIETY beg 70 announce that they have made
10 reproduce the magnificent Oratoro Of tbs
Seven 81 eeDers, by Doct Loewe,
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, April ID, 1t the
TABERNACLE.
sEGGN Mss aoETaAEi MISS
banning Bell.
CONDUCTOR. ............ MIR. U. C. HILL.
Eull particulars will appear Ia future adve
Eyervperforming ber of the Society
tend tne Rehearsal Monday evening Non ming
member. will please apply for their tickets Mr.. George
Whitlock No % Canal street ma ~ re
PHILADELPHIA.
nR; HOLLICK will on Thur.dsy next, commence New
II Course OF Lectures Organic Le from origin to lis
termination Th.se lectures will be interesting than any
previous ones r1e itI
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MIIaIC

MUSIC.
NJ pUMsDAY. Nc; e Bcsd .srsst near the Doyysf 9!
In continues teach Ladies and Gentlsmen their
ndencss, all parts Of NV fcrk City, with much facility
Terms vsry nsseaabls. Appiy = 81 Bead street.
n imsre
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HAVANA SEGARS.

llh A1Nh OH0A lCOe
$4,000 VERY SUPERIOR, received per late arri-
vals from Havana comprising variety Of choice and
well known brands also, Plantations all made Of
highest grade Of VuelA Absjo Tobacco
The advertiser receiving consgnments by every vessel
from Havana the finer only Of Sega to be sold low
for cash. which he will sell 81 thousand less than any other
call on GEORGE WELLS. Jr. 10 Trout street
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
DARTES furnished with the Violin, Hap or fianoforse
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MUSIC TAUGHT,
an THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS, By Lady.
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GREENWICH THEATRE,
Corner of VARICK& CHARLTON STREETS

GREENWICH THEATRE,
Corner Of TARICK& CHARLTON STREETS
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Deputy Treasurer WARREN bRxPER
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Mis-: Louisa L. i'a Smith. Nj: Barton.
MRS. W. H. CRISP,