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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25
NAN YORK, Monday, 2. M.

,ra saes Of Gotten day reach 1000 bales for eK-
rorl prices are now quite high as they were before
Inc arrival of the steamer Flour steady S. 50a5
Is! for western canal, and s. l2aa5 25 for Southern,
VIVA moderate sales. Corn is plenty, 67a12c is asked
10, southern $500 bushels have been disposed of on
private tofms, and 1000 bushels New Orleans nj 65c
the sales Of Rye during the last three days amount 10
60, 600 bus for export Al S2aSjc. Whiskey has iG-
proved-drudge casks are held at 93c; 500 bbs sold
on terms not made public. There Is more enquiry
or Provisions wish out few sales; Reef is firm but
YORK il tending downward Lard Is about &c per 10
trwer
Groceries are steady with limited sales; SO bbls Poi
Ashes sold at 50 70; Pearls at 81 25
There il more enquiry for foreign exchange; steT-
aug l0SalG6t; francs $3.50.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, P. VI.

UoltCn aDout stationary, with further sales Of Up,
auda nj 9tl. Flour is more inquired for by shippers,
and although factors still ask 81 S75, sales to
Assoc barrels Pa. at So. Rye Flour-About 900 bbs
sOId at SO 50. Grain inactive, the only sale we find to
notice is of rather ordinary Pa Corn at &c in store
Moasses rather better sales of New Orleans at 2saC
mos Susar-The market finn, hut no sales made
pGhlc. CofIee-A cargo of over 5000 bags Laguayra,
Usi arrived, is held for higher prices. Provisions
No transactions to establish rates. Seeds inactive -
Wnskey scarce at previous prices, We quote at 22a
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25
E UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF I

N UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELINIR OF
e. LOVE. Its sovereign and speedy cure for
ncipient Consumption, Barrenness, Obstruction, diff
fcut or painful Menstruation, lncOntnence of Urine,
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
tratOn of the system whether the result of inherent
produced by irreguary illness oraccident.
1t is pleasant TO the tase and positively in its
operations in Incorrhna Whites. Its unrvalled
putation i'll both hemsphefes, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surprs-
ing than its nvigorating effects the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassitude before
takingit at once become robust and full of energy
under its influence. 1t Immediately counteraets the
neTveessness looseness of the female frame, which
is the only of barrenness; and which, prior TO
DR.. M8ngin's discovery, considered TO be ncura-
ble Language, indeed, cannot do justice to the me
rits of the LUCINd CORDIAL, which is regarded
by the heads of the Faculty one of the most i'm
portant discoveries of the age.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, cor of Baltimore and
High SITS; ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner of Han
over and Baltimore sis; and J. NJ. LAROQUE, corner
of Baltimore and Harrison SITS,
Price So per bottle.
Q3- Purchasers, to avoid being imposed upon, will
please remember that the name UClNA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass of each bottle. sel2u
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GOOD'NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE

The subscribers have prepared~
. fine assortment of beautiful ands1-==z~
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and be sold at the following
prices Caters 50; Half Caters, thick sole. 81. 60;
Morocco half Boots do. Sl.25; Morocco Jefersons,
do. Slip; Seal Skin Half Boots, SLIP; Seal Skin
Jefersons, Sl Misses half Boots, thick soe rs cents;
chldren's Boots and Shoes, SO cents.
fb5- The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every for its dura-
hity. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made al the shortest
notice. ELLIS & NICOLAI,
n27-T No. 50 BatimOre-st,
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TREAT ATTRACTION AT e. PULVER-
" MACHER'S LACE EMPORIUM,
No al PRATT STREET.

NO. 81 PRATT 81 REEL,
between Hanover and Charles-sts.
f p ULVERMACHER has just returned from N.
York, and will open this day. very splendid and well
selected assortment of FALL GOODS-such as
geo carte of new style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
A full assortment Of plain Mantua do
do do Satin do
Several cartoons Of Thread LACES and EDGINGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lsle Laces and Edgings
200 doz. Baiou IS best quality of KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
One case of Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK, for Ladies' Scars
and Capes.
Tarleton Muslins in all prevailing shades; Organde
for dresses plain Swiss, JaccOnet and Cambria Nus
Inns; Bishop Lawns; Book Musins; Nansack, Victoria
Lawus, &c. A succession of needle worked inside
Handk erchiefs; plain and worked Pocket Handker
CHIEFS needle worked Inseftings and Edgngs great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
dren's Dresses. Country merchants and Milners are
invited to call and examine this splendid stock of
goods ol6-tf
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

Mz The subscriber would respectfully
EuH inform his friends aid the public
VI a.generally, that he is continuing the
anssa n A4A4BOOT and SHOE Business at No
MA 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, oppo-
site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST.. Baltimore, where he intends to manufac
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, of
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved styles, of the best Workmanship and MATERIAL
warranted to wear and nit equal TO any in this any
other city in the Union. He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks TO his numerous Gus
TONERS and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully sOlicits continuance of the
same. Prices follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegged, $50
Double sole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 600
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
dy- All orders filled at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
se6-tf SAMUEL j. HANDY.
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E1rlcrir0n Republican,

BALTIMORE MARKET, ret, .

-N g..
ln,Gle. .hs supply Of Bet Caule at the scales
Yesterday vas 4eni, which, with a brisk demand,
caused a considerable advance over prcvou, prices
Nr25O head offered. - were driven 10 Washington,
and l95 sold 20 the Clty butchers at prices ranging
from 81 81 10 50 80 per 100 lbs. on the hool, equal
70 "a 75a6 IS net. The average rate Of sales was
about Sc. Live Hogs are scarce and in hlisk de
Iuand at g, JOlj -, which is an advance.
Flour. The late foreign news has not efecld
tit AOu market IN the least. Since Saturday there
have been sales OF HOward-st GOOD mixed brands 10
lhe extent Of about goo Dolls at 81 70, and about 3,
coo Db,s a. 50 $50. The demand is moderate, and
-,nie some holders willing to sell at 81 bs4 9th
rrs asking "a - The receipt price from I'M
yctled. The stock Of City Mills is light; and moth.
,IAe OF moment doing. Some holders are asking g.,
hut il eau he had for less We qune Susque hanna al
"a S83a4 IS; and Rye -four at SO IS.
Grain. Very little Wheat arriving. We quote
good 10 prime reds at l00il05c and ordinary "a good
al 9Sae9c. Pa, white wheat sold yesterday at !oe!c,
and red at lose Md. Corn has upward tendency
sales of white at SIC, We quote yellow al @odo5i.-
Nd Rye is worth 65a6Sc, and Oats AT 37a3e..
WhisEkey. Sales Of hhds continue 10 De m"de
LIT and bbls al 24c,
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Mn. VAN buren,. This gentleman is on
visit to his son in the city of New York.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK 81.
FIJI door from BaitimoTe-s going towards tire GCck
fFYAKE NOTICE of Oh. ROGERS NAME on
IL. different parts Of the Office.
Attendance from { A. Nj. Till 10 al night
CURE W.aRR,4ETED.
{G5-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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NJEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

~ EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
Three doors East of the Bridge,
CEN Where the subscriber has opened
!: !: !.
scrptioR, which will be sold lower
than at any other establishment, The subscriber in
vites the public give him call, as they may rely
on getting work of a superior quality, as he has
ployed most efficient workman John B. Rokerts)
as foreman, who has been in the best establishment
in this city. A. w. CLANCY.
NIB. Customer work made to order at the short
est notice.
He would also inform his old customers who have
so literally patroniZed him at his old and well known
stand, IS Harrison ST., that he has hand large
stock of all kinds of Boots Shoes, made in the most
fashionable style, which will be sold low, either
wholesale or retail.
A. w. CLANCY, SO Harrison ST.,
dS-3m Sign Of the Napoleon Boot Shoe Store
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~HEAP UMBRELLA sToRE

NIL Ca IL Il. Just received by rail road . 80
" OIL CAKE. IN store and for sale by 'o"s
Cal, d. CLAYTON SONS,
4e2 Lombard street
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AOWERx AmPAlVAEAVhNs
SANDS, LENT + co. PRoPRIEToRs,
LAST NIGHT OF T pEEf FEEzAssHbS-BENEF1T OF MR.
Saturday Evening, April 18th,
Tho E sS5SsiTTE:sssso FL n6 sGTg; XIV with
Mr. Sand, will introduce highly trained English Fairy
y sf 1: sst D Burke
HznsAspES !: f: S e js
MASTER AY%AR : :. lSaas H Si% As'
The fine 'h0t SxR b STY English home
Together with full and brilliant performance Of hoemaa
' : IN Fri afii E sfs.'rs Si Hise
Doors open 7; percrmanceto commence at half
TRTUMPHAL ENTRANCE
AND EXHIBITION IN THIS CITY OF THE VAST
AND MAGNIFICENT
VAN AMBURGH COLLECTION OF
TRAINED ANNALS,
fREcE 4 3 N PIX The c HEw k Hf3 COLOSSAL
a.;
And containing FIFE FkSSEsS A;ss'' Brass Band
q =. nd ps sS city
A. . O'Clock :. he head Of Bro.sx.y.
S:ss s: Ss$;
where II will pass under be utful
TRIUMPHAL ARCH,
To their spacious Pavilion Of Exhibition at the
Held OF BROADWAY IND NINTH STREET,
Where this unpreee dented dspay Of Wild Beasts and the
PERFORMANCES OF MIR VAN AMBUR0H,
For the first in this city since his arrival from Europe,
after an absence # Fox s;s' SIX DA w s oStY
TIL. following i, list Of the Animals contained sh. E1-
n'0'''0A AFRICAN LION AND LIONEss.
Four Young Asiatc Lions-Cape Liousss and Lion
Asl .pseI~s.. .. us :
Arabian Camsl.Twe Cslsysrd Leopards.
TWO AFRICAN LEOPARDS.
Two Hunting Leopard
POONAH BEAR, aud two MISSOURI BEARS.
THE R R,sf swi SENd 5slie. Tiger.
WHITE POLAR BEARS.
Doe and her young-Par OF Kangaro0s !-Jaguar,
from South America
GNU, HORNED HORSE.
Three specimens Of American De-Queens stag presented
THE ALPACA-rHE ZEBRA.
Striped Hyenas, Spotted Hyenas.
Two White Swans-0old and Silver Pheasans
Ape Tribes
70 Il proper acqusnt the public that the above named
Animals have before been exhibited in America having
MUSEUMS OF THE OLD WORLD!
The Geological Society of London and the Jdns des Plants
OF Paris. 49, :.
and r. NJ, asd 7 and evening. 49,
Admission Is censChildren under years. l2h cents
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LIfYyY INTELLIGENCE BY FHE MAILS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM w AS II IN GTON
The Passage Of Mr.. Crittenden's
OREGON NOTICE RESOLUTIONS
In the Senate,
BY LARGE MATURITY,
Be. x2re.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1916

WARRINGTON, April I6, 1886
The Senate to-day, after speech from Mr.. Crit
tenden, and from Mr.. Pennybacker, rejected the
House resolutions 80 to o. Mr.. Allen then soundly
lectured the Senate-Mr. Crittenden then scarifed,
excoriated, and iayed alive the senator from Ohio
The tearing to pieces Of Ingersol by Webster. did
not exceed, in its scathing effect, the rebuke admin
istered by Crittenden to Allen to-day. But Allen
bore it in admirable temper. A preamble and reso-
lutions were then passed-the preamble suggesting
an amcable adjustment, and the resolution submit
ting the notice entirely at the discretion OF The Exc
cutive, passed 40 to IA. The subject goes again
to the House The Senate adjoured over to Mon
day. The greatest day Of the session. The ultras
are down. and the forty-nincs are up.
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WASHINGTON, April Is, 1916.

The most important part of the late news from
the army OF occupation find has been suppressed by
the government organ / mean the defeat of our
troops before Matamoros, by the Mexican forces
under the command of General Mejla. General
Taylor took up his position at Striker's plantation,
opposite to that city, distant about one mile and
half, when the Mexican advanced guard OF about
5000 men, under Mejia, opened fire upon him with
long eighteen FOUNDERS, which caused him to fall
back about four miles with some loss. Here, then.
is the commencement Of active hostilities with Mex
leo; where they are TO end, and how, God only
knows. There can be no doubt at all but that the
enemy is in better condition to receive US than
what we expect; and if we get thrashed unexpect-
edy it will be owing more to the low estimation IN
which we have all along held the Mexican charac-
ter, than to any other cause. fear there will be
very few more, It any. san Jscintos 10 Doass 9. In
poras guard" Of 800 men into the heart Of an ene-
my's country-surrounded on all sides, for hundreds
of miles, by deserts and forests and against Mex.
force the strength o. which we nave mao no Ssnel
RAM which have been published IN the papers at the
South tor interested purposcs-is an example OF the
most consummate folly that has ever been heard or
lido not exaggerate when say that me ioice oP.
Grande, is more than Is 900 well disciplined men,
who have been upon the battle field almost constant
ly for the last twenty years, and are accustomed to
smell gunpowder. cannot but express my tears Tor
the safety of the brave band OF men, who have been
thus wantonly exposed without cause, to be cut
down by fierce and determined enemy. The next
arrival from the South may bring us more definite
news with respect to this affair.
Ia the meantime, the President and cabinet are
in the greatest CONSERVATION. They hardly know
how to act under the circumstances They had
long session to-day, and believe one last evening
The Committees on Foreign Relations In both
Houses are waiting take the initiative IN carry
inc out proper measures tor bringing the war to a
close but cannot until first advised to do 90 BY the
Executive In my letter last evening said that II
was probable the President would send a. message
TO Congress this week upon this subject. am now
convinced that he must before any farther steps be
taken to reinforce our army in Texas. While Con.
Qress is making laws and passing resolutions tor
raising lew more regiments, the yellow fever, &C
prevalent along the fiat and marshy bottoms Of the
Rio Grande, at this season Of the year, is no doub
carrying off hundreds Of troops to their graves
The rains have been very heavy there this season,
which have 20 swelled the streams that in crossing
the Little Colorado, which at other times 10 MOI }.
more than one or two feet, our men had to wsoe y
up to their arm-pits. o,o
Had this government given Santa Anna the Slv,,
100000, which he wanted before twas driven 'fo"
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The full returns Of the banks of Georgia will proba-
bly, show greater falling of in the aggregate move
ments Of these institutions; very great decrease in
some of the most important departmsns and increase
in the issuing department At this rate the returns will
show great depreciation in the value Of the
cy Of the stae-a depreciation that win place those in
stitutions which have caused It in very dangerous po-
son in the event Of immediate establishmsnt ofthe
independent treasury and immediate enforcement es
its specie provisions The banks Of most Of the Southern
States are in q much more Iexpandsd condition in pro-
portion to their capital and specie funds than those ofthe
Northern States and the operation Of the indspsnpen
treasury would fall with peculiar force upon them Revo
uons in our financial systems have heretofore produ
ced almost general bankruptcy in the South which
be attributed entirely to the loose management of the
banks Of that section Of the country and their limited
rezources available in an emergency.
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rsh Langley requested to attend her IA neral to-
morrow Afternoon Sunday ct halEpast O'Clock from
her fathers residence corner Of Gresnlade and York
streets, Brooklyn. 81
On Thursday the l6th instant Of consumption, BER-
HARD MAsrERsoN. aged 20 years and months.
The friends ami scquantances Of the family and those
Of his law James Leonard and Julian Rosen-
feld are rsspec fully invited to attend his funeral this
Saturday afternoon at o'clock from his late residence
40 Essex street. En at
On Good Friday, the 10th instant Of tubsrcular
sumption DELLA JULIA wife OF Francis Wildly aged 81
years, after great suffering for fifteen months
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LECTURE I'M ST. PETERS, CHURCH,

LECIUkE IN 81. Re IEh'S C1UhCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
THE REV. DR. hYD Err President OF the College Of the
Holy Gross, Worcester will lecture in Sc Peters Church.
Barclay street on SUNDAY EVENING" the 10th in,t at
Tickets EACH for the benefit Of the Churcho be
had at Dungan Book ISL Futoa and the door
Of the Church the evening of the lecture Persons having
tickets for very Rev Dr. Powers lecture, which
have been delivered the 29h Of March will be admitted
this lecture.
The door of the Church win be opened at ' o'clock.
aIS St<r
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$500. J. r. CURTIss, Auctloaeer.
ASSl0NEES STOCK OF GOLD WATCHES, JEW.


ELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
oeock a. No sosx BosSrs1 bv oIss. q xs.;ans.s an
entire stock q sne Gold wa,shss Gold Jswely. RI.ssd
gold and SILVER Watches fine gold fob and guard chains neck
isces and bacse gold silver peac diamond finger and
fashionable breast for ladies and
ssssns1 scarf pins. .dis: Anger .nF. plain wi stones Ss
gold seals keys gold and silver thmbles SILVER combs
god earrings and hoops gold studs sockets and medaions
silver and bells silver f1 knives silver silver
spoons silver knives ar oliver darts silver
kin butter knives coral shell combs SILK bags and
purses steel mounted, &c. &C..
Aso plated cake baskets, candesticks,
walters tea butter coolers, mugs &c. &c.
Aisc, a quantity Of valu able perfumery. .
Also, clocks, rich port folio, 2raper mache
INK stands trays combs brushes watch holders bril-
tannia q . and other fancy goods
Also, valuable fine toned acordeons
Also, 10 glass irs with covers.
Monday als 2tS&Msrh
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81, $50 81 is,io2 n s3,ols g
Amount Of Coal transported


during the week. 67o2l72o llsh T ASH l, %
The increase is by confined to the coal bust
ness II will be perceived that there has been very
great increase in the travel and in the local eighng
business There is very little doubt but that this
pany will be- at the close Of this year. able to declare
dividend, but whether they will consider it good policy
to do SO, do not know.
The stockholders of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad Company have formally accepted the act Of
Virginia directing the sale Of tbs road. They have
quested that the sale may be made about the middle Of
July next.
The Senate Of Michigan has passed, with amendments
the bill to incorporate the Port Huron and Lake Mich
gan Railroad Company, by q vote Of ~ to
The bill for the sale Of the Southern Railroad
dsred to third reading, in the lower house Of the
Legislature Of Michigan, the 10th instant by vote
Of IS to l6.
The report Of the Mechanics Bank Of Augusta, Geo,
ard its agencies for April ls46, compared with April
1914 and 1916, shows the exed statenent:-
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Married.
In this city on Ihursday evening last, by III Rev.
Edwin f. Hatfield, Mr.. EDWIN TowrLv to CoaNxLrA Sc
cond daughter Of John r. Marsh Esq all Of the former
plscs.
On Thursday, 10th instant. BY the Rev. Joseph Law
JoHr LOOMS Of New York, to SusAr OyrnA sr nov r.
Of English Neishborhood, Hsckenssck Township, New
Jersey.
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THE GERMAN MURDER.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. OF EATUR-
DAY. the 18th inst will be the hrillingly interest
ing number pubshed and will be illustrated with
curate and well finished ltkeness Of the notorious
BILL EDDY, THE THIEF.
IL viii also contain ntensey interesting chapter n conn
uation Of the Life Of Thomas the tracing
him through various desperate exploits and
capes to his final assumption OF the character Of highway
man.
The Terrible German Murder. or the wonderful crimes Of
John Holznger, the German Tirrell.
Arrest Of Counteeiters in Albany, through the Magnetic
Telegraph.
Strange Developments relation the Express ROBBIE
y-eomprsipg wonderful revelations in diabeerie,
nancy wltchcraf with the Of the with
the mud his boots and Jim Webb burgar-togeher
with further deveepments the science of police and animal
magnetsm-"No. 50 will steal"
Singular Of stealing murderers from prison for
the Of sse Seduction Of and beautiful girl
by Methodist Clergyman Massachusetts. Impeachment
OF Justice Drnker Examination Of the of the Lower
Police into the city with Of the milk
Of the Arrest OF Buffalo Bill Extensive forgeres
in Phadsphia Sale q negro murdsre in the slave market
opertlons Of daring burglar Corporal s,reete snd Tres
the wisdom Of ues evidenced in the of the
ster Johr stone of the ship Tory.
With unusual list of MURDERS rapes robberes
feng seductons forgeries attacks, &C. obtained
BY extensive correspondence with all Of the Upon.
Price Five Centsfor sale at the principal Office. No n Gen.
tire street. and by alt the enerpsng we'll informed and
teecual agents, from Rouses Point Lake Cham
plain the last bend Of annexation in the neghborhood Of
Corpus Christi. all ztisrrh
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On the l6th instant, after protrsctsd Illness JOHN H.
erunrxvANr, In the 65th year Of his sgs.
His remains will be taken to Westohsssr County for
lnfermen,.
"a the 18th instant MAnesnEr LANGLEY. in the 18th
No friends and those Of her parents, Francis end No
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NOW OPEN.
TO vocALIsTs; MT5ISIANs s,.7 AMP THE THEATF
pERA HOUSE no LEFT.

PALMO,S OPERA HOUSE TO LET.
THIS spenddy decorated and eonvenieny located temple
Of ansssmsat now 70 be had uPc. III: most reasons
ton 10 HENRY ROCKWELL. n Bowsry. or to JONAS
BARTLETT, Esq, Bowsry Branch Hotsl.
all lwiRrc
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,
A NNUAL MEETING-Notiee hereby EvsSn that the
year. will be held the Coliseum on TUESDAY EvEN-
ING alst inst o'cockn conformity with Article 10,
Sec. /. Of the BYLAW Of said Society. -,
specia meeting Of the male members Of The Society viii
proposed amendments to the Bylaws Puncsual
The public informed that the snnvsna.y
performance Of the Society will take place the
occasion Handes Oratoo Of Messiah vii! be performed
By order, j. CONNER SMITH, Secretary.
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