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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

A wag says if Mr.. Packing-ham should be re-
called, he will find good chance to engage in the
PORK business at Cincinnati.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

CHARlrr.-How noiselessIy the snow come,
down. You may see it. feel it, ba. never hear it.
1t is like true charity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

a ietter from New Orleans to the PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer states that on the inauguration of Gov.
Johnson tho Hon. Henry Clay, who has boon n
guest of DR.. Mercer, of that city for some time
past, entered the church unattended a short time
before the ceremony commenced; tho moment he
was recognised by the crowd, the whole house
resounded with shouts and clapping of hands.
which continued for some moments. This SEEM
cd no: little singular. occurring it did, in the
very midst Of the Democratic party of Louisiana:
but it told the foeelings of high esteem and love
for the man.
The Magnetic Telegraph is now completed
from Lowell to Boston, and will be in successful
operation in a few days. The enterprise has been
prosecuted under tho direction of Mr.. Paul r.
George. and Miss Sarah G. Bagley is selected as
the Lowell superintendent.
interesting volume Of travels entitled Letters
from Italy," gives tho following glowing descrip.
ton Of the belle of Genoa
There for the first time. saw the belio Of tho
city, the Morchioness Of Balhi. I was glad to
what the Italians regarded as beauty. and
was surprised to find that she had the light com.
plexion and rosy checks Of the Saxon race Sho
was beautiful-yery, but of that kind Of beauty
do not particularly admire; it was what woulc
term Of the doll kind. But oh, such spirits, and
a dazzling quantity of diamonds.-one almos,
needed 10 shield his eyes to look on her. The
value OF them was variously estimated, but the
average estimate seemed to put them at two hun
dred thousand dollars But even her diamonds
could not outshine the sparkling Joy Of her coun-
tenance. l never saw being float so through a
saloon. as II her body were feather, and her
soul the zephyr that foated il. Il made me sigh
TO look on her,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

Tho Legislature Of Tennessee have establish
cd county Of "Crocke;." in honor Of, and
to perpctuate tho momorv Of David Crockett, one
Of Tennessce's distinguished sons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

SERMON FOR OLD BAcHELoas.-The Hartford
Mirror contains lay sermon for the special
benefit of The bachelors, founded on the follow
ing text:
'And they called, Rebecca, and said unto her
Wilt thou go with this man! And she said,
will go."-Geness xxxvI so.
In those times, ceremony, formai.v. signing
and sentiment were altogether unknown. Re-
oecca was good girl, and jumped at the first
good offer.
The editor Of tho Norwich Aurora says he
could have picked ont bo:ter text to preach be-
fore the honorable and venerable fraternity viz:
'.Jacob kissed Rachel
That is something substantial for bachelors to
ponder The othor text was for the benef,
of Eebecca altogether:
'Jacob kissed Rachel, and he lifted up his voice
and wept.'
How pathetc The fact is, says tho Aurora
time and fashions make strange iuroads on poor
human nature. Hero was Jacob securing the
country to look for wife, and on fine SUNNY
day in the valley of Pandan ram, he saw her a,
distance. drawing water from a well, being
barefootod, and without ceremony he ran iowa Is
her, and in tho language Of tho good book, kissed
her, and lifted up his voice and wept.' We
have no account that Rachel boxed his cars for
his rud ess, in these days of sim
pcity and innocence sho would have done, par
ticulariy in "good society,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

a boy returning homo from Montreal, with
tho price of pair Of oxen, lately occossed
by highwavman. who presented pistols, with
tho usual order, ''ssand and de!iver.'' The boy
becoming alarmed, pulled from his pocket the
purse containg tho money, which fortunately
dropped the road; the robber Immediately
jumped out of his sleigh, which was then some
yards in advance of the purse, and ran back for
his longed-for treasure, when the boy, with great
presence Of mind, took hold of the reins, and
drove off as fast he could. with both horses and
sle'gh. The robber then fired his pistol, the con-
tents Of which passed through the back Of the
sleigh and between the boys legs. The boy
reached home in safety, and after examining tho
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

The New York Evening Post says that is an
error to suppose that the compliment paid i'll En-
gland to Mr.. Walkers report is unprecedented.
The report concerning tho Oregon territory,
made by Mr.. Francis BAyLIEs, of Massachusetts,.
to the House Of Representatives, twenty years a.
CO. was reprinted in England for tho use Of tho
British Government.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

SENSIBLE ADvIcE.-Somc lady thus sonsibly
advises her sex:
The young married woman who would con-
tnue to exercise the same influence over the hus-
band, that she formerly did over the lover, must
make use of similar means. Too many young
women imagine that they need longer study
to please when they have secured the husband );
that they need no longer wear happy smile on
his approach, nor study noatness and taste in
their daily apparel, but the contrary, meet
him at evcry turn with pecvish frssfulness, and
with apparel in disorder, and neglect. Think
on these things. young women, and by acting
on them you will secure happiness to yourselves
as we'll as your husbands; you will never regret it
sleigh, found in the box of it, whico was locked,
the sum Of three thousand francs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-08-29
MANNING. JAMES SMITH
M A NNING g. SMITH,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Hoodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio.
Monroe academy.

yUyHE summer term of the MONROE ACAD.
ENVY illcommence Oh the second Monday
of May, to continue twenty weeks.
Tuition from four to eight dollars per term, as
follows:
Reading, Writing, or Geography, $4 90
Arithmetic, Grammar, Elocution, or
Philosophy, 5 90
Astronomy, Chemistry Practicable
ometry or First Lessons in Algebra, 90
Algebra, Legendre, or Surveying, 100
Moral or Mental Philosophy. Rhetoric,
Logic, or Latin, 8 90
TEXT BOOKS.
Davies Mathematical course, VIZ. Davies Arith-
metic, Davies First Lessons in Algebra, Davies
Elementary or Practical Geometry, Davies Bour-
don's Algebra, Davies Legendre's Geometry, and
Davies Surveying.
Reading Guffey's Eclectic Series. sa
Grammar-By Lectures.
Eiocutio,,- Porter's Rhetorical Reader.
Geography-Mitchell's.
Philosophy and Chemisfry--Co Comstock's.
Astronomy Olmstead's.
Bofany-Mrs. Incoln's.
Geology -Hitchcock's t7A
Moral or Mental Phiiosophy-W Wayland's.
Rhetoric or rLogic-Whateley's. -
Ldfin-Andrews'G Grammar and Reader.
The subscriber, having been for twelve years en-
gagged in teaching. and wishing to make perma-
nent location as teacher, would respectfully so-
cit the patronage Of the people OF Monroe and the
adjoining counties, and would assure the young
Gentlemen and Ladies' who may attend the Acad-
envy, that no exertion shall be wanting on his part
to assist them in their studies, and advance the in
'''' STEPHEN WOOD
Woods6eld, March 2s, 1867 Est'et sa e
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JAMES r. MORRIS, EDITOR AND PRoPRIEToR.

J-The most beautiful of all the great natur
,cts is one of our great Western Praires in bic
!. 1t is sea of flowers, and SO enhancing
azzle the senses. Well may it be called "Gop
RDEN." ."-.Notes Of a Traveller.
THE E-GOD'S GARDEN.
God formed the world for beauty,
And hung it in the air,
Then clothed in its oveliness
And called il "good" and fair.
His are the FURNISHED Heavens,
With all their Orbs of light;
He gave the Stars the lustre
That they shed upon the night
He made the Mighty Ocean,
Its grandeur and its grace,
And gave its mystic splendor
As mirror for His face.
No nobler emblem hath He,
None greater, none more free,
No symbol half so touching,
AS the bounding, Mighty Sea.
The Mountains in sublimity,
As monuments shall stand,
To teach us wondering mortals
The workship of his hands.
Upon their mighty hill side,
Around their summit high,
His name is wrote IN glory,
In power and majesty.
But OH the blooming Prairie,
Here are Gods floral bowers;
OF all that He hath made on earth
The lovliest are the flowers.
This is the Almighty's garden,
And the mountains, stars and sea
Are nought compared in beauty
With Gods garden Prairie free.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
for the Seueral townships Of Monroe county.
Adams-John Adams and Thomas McMahon.
Bethel-Lewis Shipley and Woodman okey.
Centre-Henry Mason, Thomas Glass and Sas
jackson.
Elk-John Forshey and Moses T Spencer.
Enoch--Moses c Moreon and -
Frankln-Rowland Bevan and Thomas Martin.
Greene-William Myers and Peter King
Jackson-Eljah Ullom, James Irwin and John H.
Brdgman.
Malaga-Wm A Willard and Samuel Noffsinger.
Ohio-John Muhlemann and Jacob Abegg
Perry-James Okey and Elihu Morris.
Salem--Jeremiah Walton, John Ullom and VIM
Cochran.
Seneca-Elijah Hathaway and Timothy Smith.
Sunsbury-Wm S Wilson, Eli Hopes and Citizen
Beall.
witzerland-Jacob Tschappat and James Blare.
Union--Wm Tracy and Hugh Wybrant
Washngton-Wm Kirkbride and James Scott.
Wayne-Simon Drum and Jesse Miracle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-08-29

Times of holding the Court Of OyMMOyN
PLEAS in the 18th judicial District, for 1916;
Hon. WIN KENYON, President Judge.
Belmont. March 2, May ls, September 81.
Guernsey.--March 23, June 8, October 5.
.Monr0e.--Apri 13, June %, October 10.
Har,ison.--April 27, August II, November6
Jefferson. a, September 7, November IL.
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SUPREME COURT

Associate Judges of the court Of Common Pleas
for Monroe county-Jeremiah Holllster, John
Davenport, and Thomas Weston, Esqrs.
Clerk ofMe comts-William Okey.
Prosecuting .attorney-Thomas West.
Sherif-Wm. ID. Patton.
Cor0ner-Wm Litten
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

... COUNTY OFFICERS.
Auditor-John M. Kirkbride.
Treasurer-John Kerr.
Commissioners-Thomas Orr, Thomas Griffith,
ahd John Cline, Jr.
Recorder-James Cunningham.
Surveyor-John B. Noll.
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JAMES r. MORRIS,
A TTOR RNEY AT LAW.
WoodSfeld, Monroe co., Ohio.
WYNN. G. WALTON. ATTORNEY

WYNN. G. WALTON. ATTORNEY
w AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, having extend.
ed his arrangements to practice in the State Courts
for the counties of Monroe, Belmont, Guernsey,
Harrison, and Jefferson, in this State in the u S.
CIRCUIT and DISTRICT COURTS for Ohio; and
in the SUPREME COURT of the United States at
Washington City, tenders his professional services
to his numerous friends and the public generally,
from whom he hopes to receive generous and
liberal patronage. All business intrusted to his
care will receive the most prompt and energetic
devotion of his professional skill and industry.
e5- Office opposite the Court House, Woods
field, Monroe CO., o. NOV. 29, Is45
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t OF DEMOCRACY is published every

The SrIRIr OF DEMOCRACY is published every
Saturday at the following rates:
81 SO per annum, if paid IN ADVANCE.
So 90 s' if paid within the year.
SO 90 if payment be delayed until
after the expiration Of the year.
0o- No paper will be discontinued, except at the
option of the editor, until all arrears paid.
postpaid
advertisements inserted at so cents per square,
fourteen lines or less,) for the first insertion, and
25 cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month 81 90. Three months $40. Six
months SIS. Twelve months $25.
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SPEECH
Hon. William Allen, Of Ohio.
DELIVER

IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
FEBRUARY 10 AND II, 1916.
On our relations ,OiM England--being
the opening Speech pending the
Oregon NoHce.
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Professional Cards.
THOMAS w EST,
attorney at Law.
WOODSFIELD, MONROE CO., OHIO.

Archbold e Wire,
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, and
"A Solicitors in Chancery, Woodsfeld, Monroe
county, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. June 3. 1916.


Great discussion in the Senate to-day upon Gen.
Gaines, Gen. Scott, the President, and the general
subject of the Southern Army-Wcbser, Cass.
SEWER, the two Johnsons, Archer, Calhoun, Crit
tenden, Bagby, Mangum and Allen, participated
in the bow-wow. See your reporters skelch.--
The facts and letters nre all to be laid before the
Senate.
No further news tonight from the army. There
are some disturbances among the Indians oil the
South-West however, that threaten to be So
riotis.
Report prevalent that the organ is 10 be retro
ceded to Blair and Rives. Not ut all unlikely
not at all. Father klchle Is wanted badly in Vir-
ginia She will be apt 10 90 astray, il he remains
longer away besides all that, he is too ardent or
verdant for this latitude, in the estimation of the
old campaigners.
The bazaar of the National Fair is as empty az
a she'll. The sport is all over and next we ex-
pect the repeal.
The New York herald., 1846-06-07

NIELO's GARDEN.-Openinr Night Monday Evening,
~ june isisThe entertainments will commence with
TIGHT ROPE, by the Navel Family and Charles Winther.
variety elegant ieats without the balance pole Francois
r a. ss s, %s
BY Leon Jave lie Petit Amour tonly two and half
old will make her first appearances in public The
tanmea. on the Rope will conclude with the brilliant exer
MADAM. Leon Js;s!i Siats Mis-: wsils5 and Nom. Henri
Half hours ntermissou for the Concerts A-lausard
in the Reireshmcnt Saloop
mime of which the whole whole i"'s RaSs
s%y g Ps GaGp Gsgso s the GS;p Dc
n Javs Chsristic Pas de Deux BY Mad Leon Jave and
Door. open O'Clock. to begin =. o'clock precisely
MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHILADELPHIA
MIR. TEMPLETON, previous TO commencing his North
M asSs 'SSS' oT SaND 0PERa
MR.. C. B. CROSS will preside at the Pianaforte.
PART 1st.
Song- My sister DEAR from the grand opera Of Massa
Csvstina-" Young Agnes beauteous flower" from the
opera of Fra Diavolo
Recit-" My companions are warned
Aria" Proudly and wide,' from Fra Dinyolo.
Ia the course Of the evening By desire the "a
vons '0ns' sally IN our panT Asyl "a and Old 10"ief
Song-" Beats there heart" from La Bayadere.
Rect-" Oh. can bear my fate o longer"
Aria Through the Forests from the grand opera OF Der
so,o Reeit-.'" .orynthia, my beeyed"
ooN" Aria" A hermit who dw ellis"
Song-"As you thro lfes journey wander" from the
Tickets 50 cents, be had the music To COM
mence at o'clock u Item
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
YIoLINs. vIoLoNcELLos, &c.

ATS. JoHNsoN's store, No. is, William street Nsy
"A York professors sDd amateurs will find very large col
lection genuine old Instruments Of the best maes One
Andrcss (usnerus two by Bsehman; and one undnubed
W. v. WALLACE. and Geo Ksoop; with many o,hsrs Of
quality Also. re copies from Paris voIins
and Guitars from 81 aud upwards Instrument bought er-
changed repaired Persons residing IN the by
hitting given amount. have forwarded
ssfacon for the price Letters lo,.
paid The lovers OF the king Of instruments are ,ms
call. "a
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
LEFT-oFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.

THE highest price obtained BY adies % sha @ s
who wish 70 dspo 5l their leoa wstarsoe s.1
tire. By sendng line g the sy 'si,enaed To-
]. LEvFNsTYN, sss @Broaa-sy, @ 'Ps'i"'
Ladies' can be attended 70 By Mrs . 'Leve"'"n'
myH lmsuc
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
HowEs CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH

THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising $50 Men aud Horses, re
curing IL Carriages the performers WARDROBE
scians &c Monday and Tuesday LIST and % Of june will
be AZ LsncaserWe dnesday 3d. at 9TH,
mColumbus-sriday 5!h AZ Por,smout-saturday 9Th, AID
ached Eight Female Equestrians, whom the
Greatest Female Rider Of The Age recently arrived from
Paris MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style oi Equestrian Fes peculiarly her own
being chaste and classic her graceful and address
snd the charming nrie with which she chains her audi
render this gifted and hghe arste the lead
feature Of the in this country The Propretos
Of the extraordinary and daring feats perform
ed by this distinguished artistic Among the novelties which
the Proprietofs offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GlANTESS.
Their height is feet, and their weight over 700 lbs MIR
Randall weighs Az lbs Mrs Randall Is The most snomou.
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary feas o
strength and agility and will ride in horse act The
will comprise II Acts Of Horse manshp, Gym
nastc Exercises Classic Dpla and humorous sfterpieces
EquestTian Director, MIR. H0WES Riding Master, Mr.
NIXON, and the unspproachabe Clown, DAN RICE
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Nj
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. whose leafs on
nile Act Of Hor.emanship by Master Nixon Olympic Ezer
Tumbisr i Mr. MXCARTE Wonde9 9ul Feass By M Cole
elegant Gymnsstc Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
the Charoteer Of Phbus Posturng and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon and his MIR Howcs IN his ythoioscsi and
brilliant Act. Of Fancies Of Proteusn Mr. G. Hoxss n
Inable Dan Emm their head. The Original Banjs Meo-
DIST With variety o others The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers IN the world
my3i II rrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
MACiASlN JAPANAIS

\ GO DUANE STREET (between broadway and Elm st1
A II. PAKKER, agent from Amsterdam, most respect-
IA fully informs ladies' and gentlemen who fu shing
their pao that he has constantly hand the following
flower boes cake and fruit dishes OF beauty and the
finest quality old Dresden porcelain groups figures, cups
and sauce OF the richest kinds ancient fans OF the 18th
century richly carved Of mother Of pearl and ivory and
ETY. rich carved furniture of the time Of Lonis XIV con-
ssting Of chairs chairs and cabinets also rwo japan
ported small COLLECTION 81 :ncsn oil paintings Of the
Dutch and Flemish schools MIR would also call the
on Of strangers visiting this city to examine this magn-
collection.
Of the Dutch and Flemish schools, marble sa.nary
carved furniture OF description ancient porcelain
these different branches and everything that belongs the
anfiauary line. myl3 lms rrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-07

Died.
On Friday, the 5th instant, after q painful sickness
(which she bore with Christian fortitude, ELIZABETH
WsLsor. wife Of James Wilson, native Of sussex Eng
jatpd, aged 46.
s friends and acquaintances requested to attend
3 funeral, Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock from the
e<4sr Of South and w alnut streets.
The New York herald., 1846-06-07

Compared with last year, there has been increase in
every item but Seeds stavcs lumber and ashes The in
in the receipts of brcadstuf and provisions has
been very largo.
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
DIR. CASTLES
ANTLSGQRRLLI,L(, QENTIERICE.

perence has amply er.mPlded and !. Of ucieht import
for Dr. Csse, (oce 3si Boadway) to comply with
the suggestion OF his paiiens 70 oher 20 the
public preserves whiten1, aud poshes the teethrs
incipient the BREATH aud prevents
and scurvy ia the mouth and and 70
sound Of tcets, when used from childhood
DR. e. performs operation the mouth and teeth
10
The New York herald., 1846-06-07

i u L Il l. u KS.
THOSE who wish 70 attain complete knowledge Of the
art OF cutting all the various styles OF garments
the present time, would do well obtain Stinemets
work the subject which universally allowed be
plete-the Of wqic from 10 dollars the
difference in price being wholly in the binding To be had
Of the anthor No. ll3 broadway, New York. altlnsr
TO MACHlNISTS AND MANUFACTURES.
ATHES OF all descriptions from Is feet long furnish
IL ed short notice Ass cutting engines suitable for all
kinds Of work For and description direct the sub
scriber, Hudson, New York. -
m imsn JAS. T. PERKINS.
The New York herald., 1846-06-07

hooks BOUGHT.
DEHSONS wishing DISPOSE Of their Libraries, either
large yns win always ind ready purchaser and good
prices by addressing few 1nes giving name and number,
10 j. MCABE.
a imsr 1eNssau, or W Rivmgsoa street.
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
MOVEMENTS

SANDS, LENT II CO.'S CIRCUS.
THIS splendid establishment increasing in public estma
through the country, win be found
the following places the respective dates OF
their route =
June 5th Jordan Village
/" 9th and 7th, Skaneateles.
/" 9th and 9Th, Auburn.
I" 10th, Seneca Falls
|" lllh, Waterloo.
1" 18th, Clyde.
" 18th aud liih, Lyons
" 13th Vienna
" 10th, Geneva.
l7th Penyan
!" l8th Rushve.
:" 10th. Canardsigia.
!" goth and 2sr, Paimyra. je5 iwrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF
RAIDNESS AND GREY HAIR

ops".d fia ns sbSs. s1S D.sSs Ss
Office FOR the sale ofhs Patent tTRCOPHERQUS, connected
with which he has private where he 70 prepared
offer his advice and such ladies and gentlemen
wish to consult him on the cure q Badness Grey
the hair.
Ladies and gentlemen have their hair
dyed black brown auburn by the use OF Jules Hsueis
Vegetable Liquid Dye.
Depla,ory Powders for entirely eradicang superuous
hair the face, neck arms.
Brunch Office formerly, 205 Broadway. myl4 Imsr
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
MAGIC HAIR DYE

ID ED OR GREY WHISPERS changed to q beautiful
N black by the application of PhalonS ma
SIC Hair Dye Country gentlemen can have b?le forward
enclosed r. phaop 6 under Judsons Hotel, Broadway
Price 81 per bole with full directions FOR accompanying
each bottle.
City gentlemen are invited call at the depot where they
superb pair black whske substituted orrsd
grey in less than i've minutes. mai n -
The New York herald., 1846-06-07
CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FOKTE WAREROOMS,
273 BROADWAY,

NO. AND LAFARGE BUILCsTd.
THE PUBLIC will find the above general
OF Grand ard Square Piano Eortes, the price
AZ nv ,cs----i- p--eou "a imsr
GRIEvE, No. S Jonn srrcet, importer and dealer in
IA Birds Cages, Bird Seeds ofese description offers for
sale the following valuable and Birds no Aranger
Vance Chuess Mockiny Bird Abordevat spice Bird
Java Spsrrows White Cockaoo Chinese Pheasant These
birds were ali imported from the East Indies at great
peuse Bisckbirds Thmshes, snets, Chainches, Gold
ous will find No John street. most the cage birds in
the known world.
~ B-Back and Tan King Charles spaniels received by
the ship Henry Pratt from Liverpool. John Grieve
r9l tu,er
The New York herald., 1846-06-07

DARK rHEATRE-goxes. 81; Pm, 50 cents; Gallery
isSs II
PSss Of Gs & Ss c1s. Tss ksS . p NJ
SsSi$s e; i 6f6 III; YOU EyfR SkSp
Mr. q Andrews Mrs Hcneyhnn Mrs. Abbott; Mia Crank
Mrs. knight; slrs. Jewell, airs Dyott.
Doors ociocKpufi 20 commence NJ pre-
e.ssN "a - e,".N-
RoWERY THEATRE -sIondsy tveuing, June ., ylll
OF s Jan. Scott r.
IA Dassa, @ S Sssia se , os ne M s & ,S iSss.
eme cmntic and patros drama parts, wir!en
P'si it 'ss:i Mo sr,.,sS
Mr. ! J.. + Scott Mary Bs.ae, Mrs. 9, Jones,
posT, si opss 4 'o och win rise seven
X H. Evs9IaE June s.
ssg Ssa Il ME- sssS n Ss.
~ Goss sas sis I Res
Balcony and Dfs. Circle 50 sts Upper Boxes cts, Pit
10 Doors opon J. curtain al IL o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN.-Aionlay Evening, June g. The
s.ssi Pas Dc Deus Tyrosan By the Misses ysiiss Over
AID to view the range Of one
Atf as NJ e
man Grand Waltz Die N,chwaader. Pas veneieu, Sy
ber'. oseron '0"''a's WIN 'ne overture 70 We
On Sunday. grand selection Of Sacred Music.
CHATHAM THEATRE-Bores23 cents Pit i2K cents
S Moady ,ni Sns will Be pre- tGr hs
SS TayIsS # May,
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