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r..!ss%.s *. : sss:sy q fA 'ss ~:
Mr. Forrest; Macdah, MIR Jamiesoni Lady Macbeth Mira
To conclude with the farce of the BENGAL TIGER
Sir Paul Pagodo Mr Bass; edward Henderson, Mr. suthe
land; Mis- Yellowiesf Mrs Vernon. -
mence at O'Clock.
DUWnhY rHEATnE-A. W. Jackson, f,opretst-H
Win B.. ' p:rfosnsd i IAN FHfcH IN SRAScE-s'm
Xnsr which Marbles original piece. entitled the Back
Wo0DsMAN-ssnpson hadhsad, Mr. Marsls' ci'rs
Pre1ious {, the above, the comedy of TURTLE HUNT.
Dress Circle IS cents; Pit and Gallery iaK cents.
Doors open at So o'clock Performance commences Al =.
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATKE Friday
9TH The wiGwAMHfIasg' i risapson. Mr. Holland;
Cora, Mist Anna Cruise
xSsS I'm Ls ~ H Nj r,,tins,Sn
TO esncIude with SKETCHES in INDlA-Tom Paps.
Nj Holland; Lady Sersggs. Ms. w hhsrwood.
% e. Sess. pit
Doors open at O'Clock curtain rises at saf patti
CIRoUS-BO VERY AMPhITHEATkE.
Bo!es as cents ! Pit. ....... lax cents
KEMP the Eoglish Cowa, who made sensation
the Amphitbears last fall has been engaged again and
great feat in dancing inclined plane empty cask
and his ognalities and antics, have made him The
hvorie OF the PUBLIC both IN Boston aud in this city
FOURTH NIGHT OF Nix KEMP.
THIS EVENING, April 2-The entertainments will
Il commence with splendid Horsemanship by the first
Kemp's barrel Tricks.
Fairy Pantomime.
Negro Singing, &c.
Doors open All, performances commences At n patti.
m29 lwr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
SPLENDID performances, both Afternoon aud Evening"
~ at aud N O'Clock, when will be exhibited Doramic
and Panoramic representation of the
FUNERAL o. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
with all the pageantry and pomp Of that occasion.
Are Will be exhibited at all hours perfect models OF
TWENTY OF The LARGEST DIAMONDS
In the world, WORTH the aggregate over $50 Co.,
tang, &c.
Admission Is cents Children under 10 years aK cents
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We understand that no dispatches have been
received by this evenings mail fiom our armies
squadron -Wsshingfon Union, Mayeh a.
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Married,

Married.
On the slst ult, by the Rev Mr. John stratton. of
New York, Mr.. GsoRos GEE, to Mrs ELIya STEAD.
both Of Fall River, Mass
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POPISH CONFESSION AND PRIEsTCRAFT
EXPOSED

Dew. f.. LEAHEY, late Monk Of La Trappe, will lee
~ Saturday. Me.d'y aid Tue.dy Eyenng.. ~
o'clock April Sd 9Th aud eh the 6ociey Library Lsetufs
Room, conner of Broadway and Leonard street Subject
Thc Unehstsn Treatment Of Females the confessional
scvs eoh,sre Sit locp; tsmpus ae,u nee spernito
tum The Lecture will be illustrated by sad catalogue OF
verble fom Peter Dsns Latin Theoo
gy add Bishops Hughes and Kenrieks which catalogue
Mr. Lesley has translated and published with the original
Latin side Of ,he page aud the Engh on the ether
IS Ladies positively prohibited from coming to
this lie youths Admjttauce Is h24eISsre
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casAr sAtt 81 Y V}T|E %Wys'|s.:.; -,

GssAr frysfyHfEa 4s; ssH.s,., mounted
T fss:h sad ssc
icas rich msntsi lights sndabras snd grsndoes
G "a o: ;eS eel
Other staple and fancy house furnishing articles.
nc asq
has concluded dispose Of the whes stasi a. sussion and
wan have the hIs sale Thursdsy the s April
O. sa and gas fixtures solar aud French
RI. sseoed will take place on "wednesday tn. 4,h
April End will consist also exclusively Of splendid
The bird .sls will Monday the 18th of April Of til.
soek OF ch chns dinner DESERT aud tea SETS and the cut
The fourth sale will be Friday tn. a,d Of April
n and te .S nas and O0ekn
Al the ,bsys good. Of Of the
~ e: attend s:. %
~ : a. hi sSs::I d.
Il .ss ; $:;s r: sSs.as
Ss Is. ABLY aud the and
EynN!ruKs xNa SG aS6sz Hr FTsSsH1No Anr
tGE5s ao; " IR ,S win :s
inslSaas Sofas: s = s'iss ss
and Windlass Bed'teads, Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
r.. Rich sH sss b Ian Ard Tbs Cutlery
su .,s.s &. ts:.
s.as a''s Also .A IL:
G1: BY Ph
al i" sooa fi tssp ssas' S ts
"a It.I - " A. JStHN sNIFFEN. Aue,ions.r.
ri III s, Il: 5 A kSp
sasg III ns 70 sss.
Of % ss
Catalogue. and goods are now ready for examination
oStsSsEis sAE HHs" 81 fMlrA
.;. ' Ssss: Of ''"'''
No sSs''f Hs,ls ;se g.
DAY 'HS E
and ma are invited attend
s MAI sS
E.sTSeS, % sssS"t.d yssSie
from s':a i.nsi
s Genie and o
es &c SsuF the Of
SALE OF FSA 5& 81 %sD SHERRY
r. NJ HOFFMAN Z W 70 ii &c sell on MONDAY April
IL sas 10 S'c!oeI No s,ve.ey street the Remaining
'iS5 % # vintage. 1851. and
1919, ard imported 1898
80 dozen fine old secia vintage 1890 Isls imported
20 dozen Madsira-sent to India in 1925 received In New
York In ls32-vintage 1891
IS dozen Madeira vintage ls25-inported 1898
IS; 81 $Ss:a 90 g 1 1:,s DC 49,
+: ~
pipes Madeira, do 1919
pipes do do 1871
pipes do do 1928
So dozen Pale Sherry, DO 1925
dozen do do 1929
2 butts Amoutado Sherry, vintage 1872, and 1890
20 dozen old Brown do do 1893 and 1909
II do do do imported 1929
butts colleen Brown md Gold Sherry vintage 1921
butt Romano do do iaoo
80 dozen L. T. Tenerife Wine, imported 1924
Also, quantity of old Rum, Brandy Gin and Whskev
above stock OF Old Wines has been reserved by Mr.
N rauidlng Tor the demjohn and bottle. Il is thouhh
for Themselves
stock Of Mr.. N. Pauldins. " ~
Catalogues ready m3o 1tissr
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MEDICAL OUACKERY

Is Origin, Cause and Cue with hints to YoupR Phy.i.
clans and advice to families relation to the important
subject OF consuIteion-By Dr. Homer Bostwck IS Cham.
cation appeared few days saee in the Evening Mirror So
nave the calls ot It that the author induced by
has repubshed 1t in more convenient form. -
For sale Wholesale aud retail by Burgess Stringer Co
a22 Broadway; VIM Graham, Tribune Building; William
Taylor CO q Astor House; H. Long Brother 90 Ann
street; d. bostwicks ONCE IS Chambers street; Evening
Mirror office. corner Of Nassau and Ann streets.
Price Ga cents. mai 3t,ssre
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COUNTRY MILLINERS
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Brosdway, would invite the AZ.
tenton Of those who purchasing their Spring Goods
Aeu,eon BRUSSELS and Pompsion for trimming hats rae
and White Lace Ves Buxells Illusion Point and
at very ow prices. Al Imsr
n aGUERREOrYPE APPARATUS for sale with every
made by John Roach Also 100 frames made or
ypes which hive never been introduced They
person wishing this business an opportunity
ike the present again. Apply at is Nassau
street. rear building room No 81. al atsr
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPH. a.
T.. A. MARsHALL, Lessee. W. H. BLAKE, Manager.
LES DANsEUsEs yIENNOIsE.


LES .DANsEUsEs yIENNOIsE
MA nS%siEE rn %Eh hs direction Of
rHIDAY. April ie7, the performance will commence
sG!s fer which the fascinating advertisement PAS DIES
After which tho fare. OF the LOTTERY TICKET
.ssHaf b sa.S Of the
sS Y6R Wiz II dtfd hi fef e PIP YOU
To conclude with the GRAND PAS ORIENTAL
B ADWAY TABER NACLE,
SATURDAY, APRIL Sd, ls47
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
OF SAC CRED MUSIC,
RY THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY-Full Chorus,
PROGRAMME
l-GIsnd Overture. selected n m the best pisees
the stabat Mater, by Mercadante -. Fall Orchestra
Aria Pro pecea'' from the stabat, By Ro:;
s-Duo oui, est homo do do sigma Ba and sisrs
Aria Culu. .nnimam. do de...... sigma, Bensdsni
'Ana' 'nnammAtu'' s,cc.n Sigma Ba-
-Ara He Shall Feed from Handel: Or..oo .sirr. p.c
:aS fort: Sd Iss s1
s-T:ntum Ergo, conpo.ed BY Sig Ant. Bariii,..
2ss e: G% Hv.i sigma ''F
AVE Mari. Of shab:i ss sianUs Pc:
Duo from Nuovoo,s Of Rc;;ni ssn.Bai and Bsnsssss
1-G!sn5 ouststtO and Finss Of Ro.:nis Nuovo
Nose sigma Rarili. Sigra Pco Mrs BoulaId Sigs Bene
de,ti Pstti Bensvenrano. sanqurcO, Martini Benefit
Es ss;o % e o rs.s po.. ii k ss
Doors open at I, Concert to commences at o'clocl
TieIst. One poIl.r-Ts b. had a. r.no. opsr. Hou..
ass!9 s: 5:: ss .n
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NO u FRANKFORT STREET, near Tammany Hall
~ carpenters shop and for sir eight stables,
conveniently situated above Also, at 6is Hudson street.
ht rate sto!s and basement well adapted foa plumber,
N;B-Enquire ofJob Easton, 2o3 William street
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MESMEkISM.

NOW OR NEVER Two surgical operations a so
IN nambu st-Mental Halucination in waheful state
SomneGqug, Trace and ntuition3 surgical operations
already Performed. and scsptics hoored Mr. SHAW gives
his and astonishing experiments in human
susee pubity the Yves ey,n Methodist Church, No
Allen Grsnd, this and evening, April
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QUILL PENS
THE Subscriber would call the attention of the pubc m
his superior Quill Pens, made entirely with the pen.
knIie by long pactce he has succeeded reaching
greatest possible perfection IN sung every kind Of writing
tho same time hey surpass By isf, ~ metallic pen in
astcity and ease They carefully put vp boxes OF
each so that they can be shipped ny the
mhl9 1rnsfh r TkENKAMP "a % William n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-02

U. q. HILLS GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
AT THE TABERNACLE,
TUESDAY EVENING April 9th. lst7-gven in compli.
ment t. him prior TO his departure for Europe BY the
memben Of the Phharnonie Society tho American Musi.
cal Institute the Sacred MUSIC Society and other members
OF the profession, with OF Italian Open Company.
The as part Of the Concert will consist Of the perform
ance Of RossInI's celebrated Stabat Mater.
other will consist OF choice selections of Secular
Music.
and efficient than has before
. uiNew York
The Solo performers At present engaged
SG'A rico.
MISS JULIA NORTHALL.
MISS JANE ANDREWs. late Of Troy her nus appear
ance in New York
SI0. SEETO BENEDETTI.
SIG. +. BENEVENTANO
BIG MICHEL RAPETrI-Vion.
HERR HENRY sCHMlTZ-Hom.
MR. II &. TIMM-Pianist.
EDW. hodges, Mus Doc.-Organist
NIX GEO. LODER and MIR. C. HlLL-Directors.
Tickets ST. For sale the Music Stores and the door,
m3l
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A. SEIGNETTE BRANDY.
ANpiNG-loo half pipes 100 qr casks, 100 eighth do
OF the old and genuine brand and of very superior quail
ny high proof and favor Just arrived per brig Leon from
st. NICOLL e. CO.,
apI ytls.r 81 and 50 Front
"A YOUNG LADY compstsnti give instruction IN the
English branches and in Music de,irous Of obtain ina
situation as governess IN private family, teacher
scho In or near the city References exchanged Apply
az ~ Franklin street. m9l 3txr
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TO THE LADIES

DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, has Just received
per recent arrivals splendid assortment Of goods The
following comprise few viz II hire ad
every DESCRIPTION lace cares collars scarfs mant
las embroidered muslin capes collars che and cuffs
tape bords siIs thread and kid GLOW breakfast en-
IS per ceut below the usual prices al i'm.
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New YoRx, April. Ist7. '' '"' ''i'"u, sns .
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
Ind sss .S
Land T1.v: S Gsfo1s. and
VS. fSnsis Ss Bs. s Of
Van Ds@sn nearly
FL r. +: ss S.% K:
hs whale fishery which he give. vivid sia
Sy travels valuable m
and sea- md his "'aafs" % ~
fnIs vim likeness Ofths author Of the
s. cents 'GRIk cs sf sSsT CO. q trade
Al M-r 22. Broadway, cor Ann st
aSL III Ass1, A. S:ews s
Paris Spring Millinery etc. Ap' M ms 1 ST.
HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES
p,0HTsSr hi; been engaged in and
'Ga and s.
re.
ense 70 rne Ms%erou reierences can be given
t3 Crates ofshe newest for parlous bed rooms
Range; and Crate. and all descriptions OF fire works
charge mst"s SS"''' 'H''d 1sd she gsd no
PrOpristors and manufacturer, 70 Nassau stiest
DR. GRANVILLE s. PATTIsON ha. rem, we'd hi, re-
sdsnce to Place Of i3h street. and
bis Office to no So Chambers street Office hour, from I'll,
90 clock ml2 lmer
'T'HOs F. PEEHs ConiectioDe1 has removed to NO. as
Pearl street., doors below William and near Chat.
the, ,a1y e.
markets. the lowest prices for cash He respectful ly
solico call for examination, assuring those who to
sns and r.. a,s him
HALL LANTERNS,
1000 THE LARGEST snd most splendid assert.
stained saI hsnen, Of ea snsssved md
wi, please cali and and judge for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. Ornaments seet snteIns for sale
-. ~''' wv george tIsSM:' E % bWu AR
IN ia and ZIG Nassau street
A SElGNETTE BRANDY.
ZS() HALE, QUARTER AND EIGHTH essss Pale
v.ry bsh S a,v oorsd genuine seignss proof and
Eoshss TT Thu house, at
House lock- on the best term. %.nonncs veil US
.,,.,... ' DAVIS VS. ~ H iE',fs iS0sGujas
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
DkOF. u. q. WARD IT, s. N, ie,pectfaiIy nio,m, ~,
Of Nautical Science including his and accurate
o. nod,ns The oneitude BY Chronomeer without using he
sand. ee Brooklyn, their own CO. required
Term, moderate Letters addressed to Mr.. W. will at
GUANO.
1nn TONS ICHABOE 0UANO, In tight casks-tbe
IOO balance OF ship Shakspeares cargo The supeii.
Orgy OF, this cargo Is too well kaowa to need c9mwent
air ''''" To- n 'V IS s1uth street.
CIOtK OF GOODS AND LEASE OF STORE FOR
- SALE "A desirable stock Of goods in hst
der and all esh GOODS together with the lease ofhe
best stands the city The stock ooo will bs
'o xda q. :G e ' &slsd oI sas'' m
n .sI
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H1 100 aRMSto actual seers--mos climate
8T,o and production, situated about The the
NUnited States, at the terminus of the railroad from
Chare:on D. T. Particulars printed in English Dutch
can be had at my Office or At the Northern Hotel
COurtlaudt and West Famili
eight days Tor $ So sewers. and families left on
Sau lay last by the steamship Southener and those who
tend 10 fellow the next trip weeks be
time. NICHOLAS HAIfiIIT' 80
al lW'r SO Wall street. Sd story
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RELIEF PER MAcEpoNIAN

I isT OF TENDERS mad. I'd 1ss.,io,, -
~ .a:4ss e A sn s;,. q. sSn sS :
''s M..s and ~ %0, ss direct manner
Of s .b hs Executive of The United atss-hs
Fss,. Of g Il: Ty York heu,
RGsa EACH as ss:,
.S: Of ?, men I'd 61,:'
sds sta Mi. M Hoffman Secretary of Ladies' Relief
18th o0o G,snI s' Hi eI. 'S 10 in
St sTat loading I'f .As sssa,
Heushs. nf bow sla 5basssse Of clothing -,
se!g. pay to Ba.s o: c fh1s' wiis
an v e. Pr f e. Ne: ss s..s.. 3: :aiY
Sc 18Th Albany Executive Committee sO bu,h.. corn
ss'h Mat'aewm Prs'byt'rian Church IS bsls. meal!
MM &c GEO G. DEKA
LIEF OF THE POOR OF IRELAND
s .e all .S who :,: been
same on Saturday Evening ociocE the Green.
and and
MosEs b. LEONARD. Sec'ry. az 2t,ssr
l RSHRH2TG aE FHs SE WaR EXPLANATIONS
Fer '%aH MM :kkfaaT
FoR ASSESSORS.
JAMES E WOOD; WILLIAM L. sHARDLow
GEO. wErsELL GEO W. CHEDIc.
sNr saR$SS |E;''sI;f;
iii. SAM { MAbBXrT, TRos ". SA uhiMEK
~ NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
George H. Cotton David Graham, Ssml H. Mabbatt
Isseph y Bell Robt. L; Hathaway, II ,mas Outwster
ysremiah Lothrop Ma HoppOck, William Ebbitt,
ala Nank a. sISesy W cSs.i Th0'w Faulkner
CITY REFORM.
HE FRIENDS of clean reform IN all branch
es OF the city government turned their might ON
the evening OF the 3s OF March, at the call of Assoeia
to respond to the nomination Of Officers for the
eth Ward. ' 'o' 49,
aay cite Hail crowded Dr. Hanks was called 10 the
chair; Mesrs Day, Graf aud Hendricks were made Vcs
Chamsn, and Msssrs. Moore, Webb and sicox Seoeta-
' '~
An address and resolutions submitted and responded
70 ana the following nomination adopted
the vote being separately on each candidate.
Alderman.
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE.
Assistant Alderman.
JONATHAN W. ALLEN.
Assessors-Jo I'm w Bisuvelt, aud
James Webb.
Constables--Morris De Camp
VIM. Jones.
The meeting was ably and soqu:nty addressed by Rode
rex Morrison Mr. Ryckman and 9th rs-when after nine
D.. HANKS, Chairman
i sSs j! aG a$$hASE vic. Chm.
WILLIAM MOORE,
WILLIAM WEBB, Secretaries.
JOHN SILcox, } a2lt~r
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SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
RELIEF PER MACEDONIAN
>HlS SHIP lies Pier No North River ready to re.
until filled or for three weeks.
mas 3w ewh O. CsDEKAY
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FREE CONCERTS
T. THE OPERA HOTEL - Chambers street, next
q doc, to Palmo's Open House Vocaists-Miss GLEN.
LATON the celebrated English Vocalist, asd Mr. HAIR
hiSO y, the original mpIovsitor and Buo Singer. Mr..
CHLlNk will preside at the Piano
Welsh Rarebs, Poaehed Eggs, Sardiuss Cold Cut &C..
SC "
The Aes, Wines Liquors aud Cigars Of this
cannot he surpassed. m3i 4tissr
II ARE ELL LECTURE by the Rev. J. r. Burke, d. d.
at the Tabernacle, Manday sning. April 5th Sui
Ject-1he Fall OF Free the Old World-u Rise and
fTogress in the New.
During the evening, Miss NJ. j. Marius and George A.
Hoyt graduates of the New ork Institution for the Blind
VIII sing several Of their popular pieces Of music
TIcksts 80 ccn;s-To be had of the Committee the
cisely AZ tire
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SELECT CONCEKTS EVERY EVENING!
IN the Elegant Saloon attached to the
BROADWAY HOUSE,
Corner Of broadway and G1u~d areet,)
COMMENCING ON SATURDAY EVENING, March
~ Tth at o'o'clsek precisely.
VocALIsTs.
and Mr.. NEWTON.
u Admittsnce 6k cents m27 Sits erssrc
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= INV n Z INDTKUCTIUN.
IN NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL Astronomy
pEoF. r. T. WARD. U; 8. NJ. respectfully informs o..
iariog persons that he gives instruction eysry
Of Nautical Science including his accurate me thod
o. fnding The oneitude by Chronomeer without using he
Latitude, the Suns defamation, Logshms at No III
SANDS reet Brooklyn, at their reside. n
tended 10. sI'Iwss
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HATSl HATS! HATSl
A KNOX, wuh his accustomed brsvity would call the
stenon Of his friends to his styles Of SPRING
FAsHlONs which ready at his I2s Full.
on street He would with his usual philanthropy, invite
sanEers TO his where they Obtain hats
Of az equal quality, aud lower prices than other
sa3i Ivw,.S
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MECHANICS HALL,
472 Br OadtUay, bet,oeen Grand a~d Broome streets
SEVENTH WEEK.
CHRISTY'S MlNSTREL'S.
Lave the honor Of announcing that they win continue
II their popular Concerts which crowded nightly
overfowing, - -
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
Admission Is cents. Concert will O'Clock.
Change Of programme every evening mas lwssrc
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WILL BE PUBLISHED,
SATURDAY, APRIL 3aD,
NO. NORTH AMERICAN SCENERY
Containing q view Of the residence of
WASHINGTON IRWIN,
Together with the following views:-
TNoLI, OR UPPER RED HOOK;
ICE CUTTING ON CHRYsrAL LAKE;
- VIEW ON THE CANEsrooA, PENN.
HE above views ae from igna taken on the
spot by T. Whe6eld; number Is complete IN itsef
and contns -Four illustrate. and eight pages
text. Single copies Is cents.
H. LONG 4 BROTHERS. 80 Ann street, NY
fost Masters and ubs3 copies will be forward
Gu on inc receipt Oh $i' post paid a2ll-r
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITSR
N IS HATS can be had for 81 So at MILLS well Known
AHst establishment, I've Broadway, Howard Hoel.)-
%. ere ne.ty solicited to call and eHamne hs'e
ifH proportions OF the style with The
low price, i'll command the APPRECIATION Of ali.
10 Attention 10 called the style Of cap calIed the
Pocket Cap sns s~sr
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EXTRAORDINARY. II,

a writer ino one nf the New York papers
tek es occasion, in noticing The deeii' Of the
celebrated race.horsc Elipse, To commen,
upon the existing differences between the
North rni the South. He says that, at the
grea. race between Eclipse and Henry
over the Long Island course in 1923, there
was az distinc, a line drawn between Tie
Nofsh and the South, as there was on The
question of the Wilmot Proviso; and li,a,
e more intimate connexion between the
Two events may be traced than many would
believe. Feelings, says the writer, were
then engendered which hare not since
been forgotten.
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u, front To stop Il srcttea.. ans wesed Jim.
All got TO: stilay iih. 3 asys5 Edar Il
that you might thafely done III. fnr MI
!hw.sfa there walnut q grain OF powls Tin!
E Under .volley ofa falle sssilas pssss kind &c
shooting. the escoof and Iianifs1 Lteutsnl.-
ant retrealed into his! qua lers, per fec ,g
Tsntisfied T to- ac cknowls,ig gs ihat, ul,dr 1 sarns
is not sery easy is fake
coolly !;
EAsHInEps psSEaMErRY.--tfI,e Intist sotl.
n'ot, cause Of a high snpliesis ID "a be sfoufi,.
iniha abottlina6le praciice of undressinas
gifl.' nerks as low as the hanging ~ ~
ciothss,yilf fpermit. Iustsad of the sf,au}as IS;
straps ssof thier dress being, astshey shetl.,,
be. fairly above The shoulder, they ofisn---,
indeed mos. enmmnnly-4-si,!Ies only:skirt
The extreme end, ant! resi- on The rounded
upper part ofsthe de,,oi,l muscies:rnr are
acsualivfnt ha%G "a .ha arms. III consc:
ldnasa q Ht',.rt: i.n ,tftss car;ug: ii,.ye : :
Io Aaf isast;';' 2 or q. eronl4 Is copst i,,iy
Y aae'ag, and a .nt s;sl, Ia ave her clothes
t7oop,an down, Or, st!zas,. 10 osskeap them
IN place. 10 ran.u,,oi!r III :l,ing 10 the
'&Ash.asr i,,a ss'itii n, .nouliIcr. sttan
f@"Ft ahsii..' dips, au.. ,.,.s the cIeysting
muscles hscpnle stronger On TIA, side, pui!
ths IN, buhierpcFtnanenlly M, aud produce
asesg ugly appRaranes. BattHe mischief
.i"ss asi step here; .foT, III io,ieh there reaily
be 90 disease of the efine:yet this constaIi,
hiiching up flhe shoulder causes The brad
end neck 10 bn1hrown ou, TO the same side
eanti aud. thus la!e.a! !fc@-ss:ars Of the spine IS
pr"dced and eirls figure is spoiled for
the simple purpose Of uncovering the neck
ard shoulders as far possible. which, 50
well for ordeccncy as far the preservation Of
The child's health, ought to be c0rersl,
Many parents have thus been the cause of
their daughters distortion, If not of .norc
serious Consequences; and, tI,rrefun. in
growing girls whn have the leas, disre: ,ion
to slip their shoulders out Of thc1 d, ess
most especial care should tr taksn to .re-
vent the possibility Of keeping u, his l.. ali.
by having the drexs made so high Iii + Il
cannot slip down, aud then. the sensat;otii
nj The slipping being lost, the child ulong.
ger continues I" hitch up her shoulder, si..i
by hs,'e attention to her proper cars
ttIagc, Ia" mischief ifno, ofvery lonigstau,l-
rag may be got rid of. i yehuuge Paper.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-08-04
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

News reached us, few hours after our
last paper had gone to press, lha. u coils.
ION had taken place between the cars on
The Columbia Rail Road. This is said 90
be The fist accident tina, has occurred on
the road and was occasioncd by s.ola-
'lon "l express orders. Seycra! persons
were injured, but only one "a negro) killed.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-08-04
WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RAIL ROAD MEETING;

There was Rail Road Meeting OF The
citIHcns Of Wilmington, n. G. on Monday,
26'h uis, a, which co,nmit.ee was ap.
pointed to rep"rt upon the probablc value
OF the stock in the Wilmington and Man.
chester RsiI Road.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-08-04

IS ..5 CANDIDATE oR q sREss.
sgFi,hs gsFenvi,le Monnlaipssr snnounees s,
Hon. pEaRY sandldate fors Con-
.gTess 70 represent tho District now repre-:
scented by Hon. II sIApsoh, whode-
'clincs running again. 4. is stated that
there NH probat,l be moo opposition !.