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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

Administrators Notice.
NJ Office hereby that taken oot
IN letters Of administration the
Of Hamilton ,ounty, deceased All persons knowing Them
selves indebted said immediate
and those having eas against the same, present tk<
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no ARRIVE THIS WEEK..

NEW Pattern Of Bar ROOM dining and store stoves late
IA York. to bsautui
N introduced
since, they great demand that they
were not able m their orders All cheap for cash the
srn of the Big Paddock KELLOGG & DAVIDSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
JOB PRINTING.

THE SENTINEL OFFICE has lately added TO its extensive
fashionable
he propeors better prepared execute
Job Printing style unsurpassed and at the very lowest prices.
Printing all lis varieties reduced prices Printing
luuds A.
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TfAs At AucrIoN-Importsd In the bark Grafton
Terms-Notss at six months.
hyson-lo double chests at SIX cts per lb 10 do 81
~ double half chests 68 ~ chests 10 do 47X 10 do
chests 40 - = = =
Young Hyson-4s half chests "a; SO double do TAX so
nan CHESTS ~ 10 do ASK; Ill do 40; so do AN 40 do
so> ~ 40 4o l0l do and so Glib boxes AS rs do and
w ha chests ~ $50 do and 10 Glib boxes AM so do and
30 nAu CHESTS 49, 70 do an 66 do AL $50 2lb boxes
nai chests Ss 49S do So; SO do San 81 do 81; 432
90 SS1s; sSl do 80; 81 do San; 1870 do Withdrawn.
do "a ~ Wv ~ -
Iwankay-20 chests and Is half do "a; lao do 23k.
Tyson Twankay-47 half chests 81.
ounpowder-30 half chests 70H; 10 do IS; 10 do and
~ Cases 63h Is half chests 80; do and 200 Glib boxes
2Oo lib boxes 63H ~ half chests ST. so do 6l 200
OLD boxes AZ 81 half chests and 100 2lb boxes AZ 30
drawn
lmperial27 half chests 65 II cases 6l 10 hf chests
60 o9 do o. 40 200 LIB boxes and 400 Glib do
o3 h chests 49, 200 l2lbboxes and 200 Glib do AM as
lib do 90.
Flowery Pekoe-25 chests 30K.
Pekoe SO chests lSk; rs do II.
Ningyong Souchong-l0 hf chests "a $40 do 231a 25l
do and 1875 20lb boxes 3d. 90 hf lob boxes and
22S 20lb do withdrawn
Koku Oolongl00 hf chests 25S 1903 do 231 90 do %;
50 lib bxs ST. 80 do withdrawn.
Souchong-92 hf chests AN 270 do ~; 100 do 20 3l3
do withdrawn
Orange fekoe-3s hf chests l7h; 80 do withdrawn.
supoy Pouchong-l5 half chests 331 los chests with
drawn.
Pouchong-29 chests 3OH; as do 30; AZ do 22H.
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cidedly easy and daily improving Capital was plenty
ct iess than the legal rates Of interest nrs rate
rites The banks in the market for loans ct six
per cent, but good short business paper was scarce
and fancy stocks find very little favor with east
ern banks and capitalists Eastern railroad stocks for
Investment firm and at the prssen, advance
cd rates. Bank stocks not In favor Its also
stated that heavy amount Of state stocks held in
London, have been purchased for American account
and brought home. They have paid profit, and are
saving in the way Of exchange
The stockholders Of the Lancaster Bank OF Nassacbu
sett have accepted the act Of the last legislature
thorisng them to increase their capital from 100000
$4,000. The directors have declared a dividend OF
nine per cent payable June st from the surplus pro-
fits The additional capital to have been paid in
June l.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Memphis Tenn
has been upon for specie to the amount of from fy
to sixty thousand dollars The the run was the
return Of protested checks drawn the bank
Philadelphia institution and the bank not opening its
doors the morning after until hour after its usual
time. The protested checks promptly paid and
every bill presented redeemed,
The cause Of the checks being protested in Philade
pha that the bank in that city did not receive such
paper to discount from the Farmers and Merchants
Bank as it expected to receive when authority was
given to check The amount Of checks was very trup
but sufficient to produce an excitement The soyencv
Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank is not generally
questioned in Memphis but whether can sustain itself
against heavy run, Is very doubtful Very few of the
banking institutions Of the country stand for any
length OF time unexpected for specie from bill
holders The assets Of the above named bank large
are daily maturing, and deemed ample under ord
nary exigences to meet the liabilities promptly and in
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FIsH-The market was very firm Yesterday and In
day. the sales OF old and new Cod reached about $500
quintals the old sold at SO 9 aud the new at So %
leaving none unsold afoat Mackere also continued firm
about 500 bbs Massachusetts sold $40 rs for No
FRuIT-About 200 boxes bunch Raisins sold at l75 a
soc 1900 boxes Oranges sold by auction 81 90
The sale OF Lemons was stopped after 900 boxes had
HRMP.-We have only to report so bales American
dew rotted on private terms 100 bales Of Manila sold
INDIoo.-About 900 ceroons were afoat which was be-
ing placed in store but price named at which it was
LEAD s nominal at 81 So
MoLAssEs.-Beyond5 30 to 60 bbls of Florida at 20 a
22c., we heard no sales of Importance
NAVAL SroREs.-The market was inact We and dealers
seemed to be waitingfo for the steamer news.
OiLs-Sales Of English linseed were made at 63c and
OF to 800 gallons American city pressed at Doc cash
mere was no change in whale sperm
PRovHioNs-Sales Of to 200 bbs new mess pork
were made at SIG 70; 100 do, new prime Sl4 200 do
old mess at SIG. Beef continued firm 60 hhds pickl.d
shoulders and hams sold at 6c a SIC small sa ias aio
were reported at To- n &c.
L.Rp,sales Of 100 tierces made at 100 The re-
cepts OF butter were large and attended with some de-
cline; Orange county fresh, could be had at 6c lsc
and Western dairy at 14c. l7c The receipts of new
cheese were light, and sold at &c. q &c.
RcE-Sales Of 900 terces OF fair to good ware maa n,
50 ah So 25, which showed advance Of laIsc Der
100 lbs NV P''
TALLow--No change
TwINEsaes Of 80 bales Of India were made at Io,<c
cash
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales were said n be
making on private terms supposed to be at about 27c
for north west.
,WNE-A sale Of Port and Madeira were made by auc.
ton to-day Or casks of Port Of lS45, sold at 54c
hhds. and IL Or casks London, imported lsa6 at sic
1856 Or casks do, at 62c. 64c including 20 In brs
40 Or casks do very heavy, at 6c pipe and SO hhds
old Port at 62c &c; - do very fine at Tic 72c
~ Or casks part superior pure juice at 72fc 75c
Or casks and 40 Indian brls old do London House at
SOC. SEC hhds do at s5c so or. casks do at 6Jc
half pipes and Or chs pure London Madeira 66c
65 or. casks and Indigo brs Malmsey Port Mt $50 Or
casks and Is Indian brs. Lacryma Christi Malmsey mt
7tc Qcas he MaHa nerD Dong laq Dpc 1afl 4c
WHIsKEY-Sales of 100 brls reported at 33c and
100 do. at 34c.
WooL-Domestic of nearly all kinds was inactive
Sales Of 900 lbs of Valparaiso (south America
sold on private terms.
FREIoHrs.-Rates nominal to all points, and
shippers seemed to be waiting the receipt Of the Hber
MAS British vessel II said offered to take
Hour At Is to Liverpool without obtsningt We heard
ONO engagements 10 Liverpool or London.
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Died..

Died.
On the I'd inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH wife of Henry Con
molly In the Goth year of her age
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend her funeral at 81 O'Clock this day from her
late residence Of Greenwich and Charles streets
June LIST, SARAH ELIZABETH only daughter of James
and Hannah Davis.
The friends and acquaintance the family are res
pectfulv invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence OF her father 81 First o'clock this after
noon ~
On Tuesday, the LIST inst, Mrs. ELEANOR PHILLrps
wife of Robert Phillips, aged so years. months and
days. ~
The friends of the family and those of her son. A.
Phillips are invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence No ISL Madison street, this Thursday af
In West Waterville, (MeD THOMAS STEVENS, soldier
OF the Revolution aged 80 years months formerly
of Boothbay.
In Readfsld, PERsn, rect of the late Samuel Mayhew
formerly Of Martha's Vineyard, Mass, aged o.
In Phillips Conn } on the nth ult JOHN CLoucu n
Revolutionary pensoner, aged 81.
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BALTIMORE. June 2. P. M

BALTIMORE, June 2 P. NJ.
The nows brought by the Rainbow reached us by
telegraph last night which to-day gave increased
ness to all kinds Of breadstufs F7om-Howard street
was held firm at &c. without sales of Importance how
ever, being effected Wheat also held at an ad-
vance, and We quote Maryland and Pennsylvania red at
200 2o4c Corn was, also, held at higher rates For
white lo4c, and for sound good yellow ll0c was de-
manded Corn Meal was very firm at IS IS, stocks Of
which continue light Sales generally rather limit
ed as dealers were waiting for further by mail
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Photographic Cor. of the Philadelphia Bulletin

-, PITTsBURGH, June PIP NJ,
There feet two inches water in the chann,
to-day and rising Sales 1000 bbs -four at SIS 81 So So
and buyers more than sellers at these
cations There seems an inclination towards heavy
speculative demand, from general excitement Of
the market than any well grounded causes Sales 5000
bushels prime white corn at 40 to al cents Sales not
ashes at - 49, Sales of beef cattle hoof per 100 lbs
So to So co. the markets closing heavy and prices rather
The weather has cleared of delightfully."- and our bust
ness men looking to the arrival of the steamer with
great anxiety. The news by the Rainbow, received
through telegraph this morning has had general
favorable effect though much miss the quotations for
provisions.
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BosroN. luna 2-P NJ

DOsTON, Jun6 u. NJ.
The four daysater brought by the Rainbow from
Liverpool received here last night by telegraph and
to-day had the effect of mpartng increased rmness to
our market for breadstufs. Michigan and Genesee
brands were held firm at So so SO Southern scarce
and In demand at So Corn firm, and Southern was
worth lO6 1885,. Northern yellow we quote at 100
22c at the depot Sugar dull and sales light Sales
Of linseed OIL English made at 81 &c. cash Cot
ton was depressed by the Rainbows news and trans
actions were very small Dealers seemed prefer wait
ing for the Hibernias news.
r. M.-N0 news Of the steamer to this hour
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II r L e q II A p HIC.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, May 90.
The market for cotton heavy to-day, with rather
light sales. Brsadstus, steady, and sales of few
thousand barrels Of Ohio, and other Western brands,
were made at So rs q 20 SIN. The sales of wheat
amounted to 10000 bushels at 81 IS SO. Corn con-
tinued to pretty freely and sales reached
10000 bushesat CSC for ordinary mixed soc yellow
Sugar continued to be inactive
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Navigation Of the Ohio River
MONEY MARKET.


There was very little alteration in quotations for stocks
to-day At the first board Ohio 6s went up q per cent
Long Island %, Treasury Notes. Farmers Loan, Morris
Canal, North American Trust, and Canton closed firm
at yesterdays prices Reading Bonds fell of a. and Read
ing RR q per cent.
At the second board the transactions very limit
ed and prices about the those in the
morning.
The receipts of the Erie Railroad company for May,
were S9Os 63 against 90 for the corresponding
month last year. showing increase of equal
to thirty-three per cent.
The value of merchandise imported into, and export
ed from this district for the month of May this year.
and for the corresponding period last was as
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr New YoRK-IMpoRrs AND
EXPORTS, May 1847.
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The Baby Jumper lnvented by MIR. G. W.

Tute, 81 Broadway, beiug Introduced into general
have been made by him with Mr. Chas Good
year Tor the exclusive right his Patent India Rubber
Gum for the manufacture OF the elascs This will enable
him devote much aud attention producing superior
article at the NEST reasonable prices The Boston Medical
and gga Journal other eminent works have awarded
the smallest child ia placed easyposition when its
impue sufficient give it that delightful motion health
ful and pleasant to them.
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cent been made the mode of by
the R,guerreotype process which will require sitting Of
winch entirely the rigid and grave expression
which even sitting Of thirty seconds is apt to produce One
1os w? or three be taken with perfect We
RAN GALLERY No PSI Broadway that this the result of
long Of exements to which he has given his personal
Cnnrer
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II
d4y0 EStans a Ne
oce. o 5a Ne for Judicial
Ed HALL. Sec srnan committee Of Arrangement
M AJoK GENEKAL ZACHARY, TAYLOR "A cor.
3 s .ss snS
%s &.
di pSs ss proofs He has
Letter IRON N nS'G Yo 1sn H Sans' Jun. m a
MR AvERvs In reply to your rea1es, that should state
far or ,s which
lection Of the General reply that print struck the
yhSa H. Sos. %
20 a
to BE- S q: I SaS s s
wa. last win hm-sncs then am surprised to learn that
that time His extremely hard service his frequent
ss 'ssf a his
III EbM sfGtPSsfpE'%F''Sa ATNEs, U. s. Army.
OF orsss42 .rI nsala Avery No. -,
Fulton street has published portrait Of Gen Taylor which
lsass wSsh rsapsd 4 paIo Alto
ed nS that ae SHsn: being beautifully
TO CONTRACTORS;1Propo will be received at the
>; office Of the James River and Kanawba Company in
the s ns Of
Be- 81 ns and @
feet long aud situated about above Lynchbug the
sIS" smlts Of LynekSars the third viii be about q
sSa and ~ SSo. l. vest
e VIII be required to be raised high low
the com
once IN Richmond or the subscriber. Office said
~ W&IfER 'ss Hs
Richmond, cath May 1877 anu les aswiaiysrc
q b. CLARKE, TAILOR, ZIG William, street, have
E? s:ss o. % ST. nc g.
sess s syess
s' Fl ss fh' cTeK
for s sSS s thing sf
MARBLE YARD, III, EAST BRoADwAY.-Nodce
ins under the aud firm of Thorp Anderson this day
B-The above busns,; vii 9 future be conducted by
JkMfs XAbE TRss99ssr' Sen
Dated, Juue /, Isa7 ie33t.r
vi nov open for the reception of companyTbe house
6easi fully located 5hs room, are qausqsy large airy and
esS rsys s o wa eo' sS T s house Tine
gla where stages VIII be in read to carry
the house Persons can Leave and return the sane day to
The undengned will DO all he make his desirable
les scs.r ''' CHARLES E. sNEDECoR
q ,i::,,:s v$%Ss June
Adm,u,nce Is ceuts; commence at o'clock ie3 Tier
EVERY MOTHERS BOOK-Ana apprehension Of poverty
- and the Of too large family of children
many considerate people from entering the married but
mere book that will tell you many important which
may overcome these objections
The author allowed detail the charac.
yer OF the work but he knows will be universally approved
OF among married people
For sale in most book and Of the author No. Ann
street ie 30t.
RLuE LICK WATER.-The subscribers have received
- direct and fresh from the Spring, large supply Of the
s9ve celebrated Sulphur Water handsomely put mp in pin
when they respectfully offer for sale wholesale
Also to be had Of Wessrs Ieil,c 70 No p,rL Ror, aud
58l Broadway ~ ~
Always ~ store fresh from the Springs Congress- Pavilion
ne ani sharon Sulphur Waters, Soda glass bottles aud
Jugs AZ OF winch are carefully shipping and de-
livered at any part Of the city free of charge
. DELATOUR& co. 2jH Walls
.o,o. Successors to VIM r. Morris formerly
my,o Izt-rc Lynch Clarke.
X EPACKED eOTTON.-Ia bags of repscked Cotton for
nj, a,e oy PERSsE BROOKS
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AMUsEMENTs ELsEWHERE.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Thursday evening, June 2 the performance will
mence with LIE PAS RECOCOby 40 sViennoises.
To he followed by the farce Of SOMEBODY ELSE-Hans
Moritz Nj Chapman; Minnie, Miss Fisher
To he folowe by GRAND POT POURRVE. of n
different national aud Dances concluding with
finale by A8 Dsnseusrs Viennoises.
The whole to conclude with LIE GALLOP DES ORA
PEAU-by 40 Danseuses Vienpoises.
Performance O'Clock precisely. Price,
Orchestra and private box 81; Dress Circle ST.
BENEFIT OF MIR FRAZER
OPERA HOUSE, CHI SMUT STREET, Philadelphia -
~ Thursday Evening June will be presented the
Of TAMPA Or the Marble Bride-Zampa Mr. Frazer; Bru
Capuzzi Mr. Seguin: Dandolo. Mr.. w. F. tombstone
Giuseppe, Mr. Anderson; Camilla, Mrs Seguin; Rita, Ms
Philips.
PncesDrsss circle and rarqusus 10 Family eirciss
IS cspt; Private boxes, S.
Doors open X o'ctockto 1t lht o'clock
Saturday evening Mrs. Seguin'sB eneft.
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LATEST MOMENT.
II Il l. Il q IL AP HIC

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June 2, ls]7.
Inc mail from New Orleans has arrived but It con
tans nothing In addition to what was brought by the
Herald Express
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OF city Persons that debtaed and have poor blood
appear TO be most subject to the disease; all such
very best remedy Doctor Townsends Sarsapara has
be,n tested thousands of cases. and known fail
Ihe Extract bottles is six times cheaper,
leasanter andwaanted superior to sold Ii with
out sckenng, vomiting facilitating the
Principal Office 1875 Fulton
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AUCTION NOTICES,
o. WARREN. Aucr;oneer.

,pocrprvSO. WARREN. Auctioneer.
ss%f Of :
.ad sa.s
Hso Cd ,.S
Black Teas superior quality with variety other articles
Sale as usual. rain or shine =, r.,c
A She pndsnsasd having Disposed Of h.
muses. q" Wed Gs SSpInf VII sell auction the
sa' YoGSa efS%o;y,'Es a%
IN y M ,B sSg s~s ma, be seen
and Two colt, BY their .'ds. 81 ''A
aaa tshsa
un 'N,' ''"'' carriages WILLIAM JONES.
the Stock @ is nov: s Bale S
9TH Is: ar day NJ s s.sra ns
CH0ICE PLANTs AT AUCTION-A LEVY Will
on.. ' fss s, p. ss,s:ss
DSSbs S varieties s,, of Gd fine
Pan 81 no'ss e e sa sads~ and GsOr
AMP SSsHPSANAS bbGf}issftf HOUSE.
variety Of Second ii hans FnTayar S
s%S H s%p. esi
h'as%pi Ssao s
sS.
soaS now with variety g
A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF DINING AND EATING
"A House No. ils William street
ms ffqpeIty VIII DC SOLO AT public auction ON Thursday
PREMISES together with Of the same anless
sooner sold private sale. 1890
The location is desirable
The dining saloon has marble floors marble tables bar table
steam table. &c. 80 ~
The kitchen provided with range and
| cooking utensils.
The house well Furnished and several room. de.
rabe for boarders by the day week The whole will be
ut great bargains. ie23rsr
A UCT!ON NOTlCE-Mountsin Pavilion at Weehswk er
VIII be sold at auction Thursday the Sd day Of
house all the valuable furniture the house consisting
eaus chairs looking glasses carpets oil cloths mating &c
&c together with large general and valuable
Kitchen Furniture cutlery and crockery of all every kind
Also fine large Refrigerator &C. presenting fine oppof
dition -
The building being also for SALE they will be kept open fo
transient company until day Of sale. m3l AZ isrc
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metaule Tablet Razor 0troP, the OLDEST and
no approved article having been before the pub
nc Tor the last thirty be had wholesale and retail
the bcrber The public and invited call
aud examine the various patterns.
q. SAUNDERS & SON. lit Broadway.
"a few doors above Corlsmdt street)
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Bachelor certainly the greatest invention of the age.
They are so perfectly natural 10 appearance that mposs-
PIE L detect them We would recommend all persons wis,.
wan street near Broadway where they can always be
liquid ar Dye for changing red hair without injury
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bSi'sg w; IN \
i:'S sii
MI Dys NJ ss oh. 08a b.s.
ess ' forms will
halEss.lL
BENLsT Is Of Mr. q.
% L. STEVENS. Stage Manager On Thursday Evsaias.
ford Mr. e host; sr TSo%s. Clifford Mr. cls
pnx M d: ss.ans !q M das. his
Mr. Miner Talbsrt rMr Booth; starkham. Mr.. HAdaway;
Dress Circle. .. eent:. r,t and Gallery, Isx cents
Door. open at ~ O'clock Performance commencesatzx
PALM0's .OPtR4 HOUSE Chambers siley!-s.ta..
sx Ss S:
ss s
si s @sy s. had a. III. DO, oe.
: :aS. p;sIGSssS Do "a a. s 50
mnoaaa 9n Benefit n, h, e Maestro Bsrl
pALMO's-A CARD-slG'R A. BARILI re,p.c tfoIIy an
rally hs hs BENEFIT .ns % Of % Opera and the public
BSs f.n se and s nSD%r5
sing Duo from Maestro Bali's Opera Corrado d Mone,
~. j34trc
| M ECHANiCs HALL, Az BROADWAY, between GTano
NIX s ~ sT mNsfREf during the week
Inc extraordinary success attending their Concerts which
session OF fourteen weeks have been
s s the
ments made elsewhere, and remain in New York
| FOR ONE WEEK LONGER
Admission Is cents. Concert commences at O'Clock
my307tsrc
| A ME .lCAN MISUNDERSTANDING both AZ
THE s't sFf vS4spEatyyrs9n kEssnnEok
Inc most talented and popular Band America
at ths house. and will give their Grand this
anu evening at hapsst and aguarter o'clock, wher
so other talented will including the Chap
man fam'Y' M WConoHyeI miss Jusn and others
| FUNERAL OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
Wu also be exhibited at each and every performance
H1,.A.."n - --"n je1 re
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ID DEMOCRATIC WING MEETING-The Wing, ortbi,
- city are requested TO assemble the Apollo Rooms No
near Canal street Thursday Evening the 3D.
Officers JOHN w ATS.SN u '"ue'ai
f d. HALL, Secretary, "a les.
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CompanionBy Dr. A M Msuricesu, Professor Of Diseases
Of Women. Second edition. PrioeSl.
The great demand for this important work (of which
thousands are sod) has compelled the OF edition.
M e%s sss s getting copy whether married or unmarried
Broadway and by pr A. M Mauceau: at his Medical Office,
lS9 Liberty street New York; also Zeber Co., corner Of
Chestnut and Third sts, Philadelphia.
On the receipt of 81, copy will be transmitted by mail free
Of postage) to all Of the United States. lis
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VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT sALOON-On
y Wednes day Evening, June Q CAMPBELL'S ETHIO-
PLAN OPERA SERENADERs, composed OF the following
artists Nlessrs H. Mestayer Carter Raymond j. Bry
ant, and w. Donaldson-will give GRAND CONCERT OF
Vocal and Instrumental Music consisting Songs Solos Re-
Trains Chaunts, Glees Dances &c., peculiar the Southern
Negro.
engaged.
Free admission to Garden mag # re
CASTE GARDEN is opened for the season-In the
Evenings Concerts Of Instrumental Music will be given
by the German Brass Band under the direction Mr. Monk
consisting OF selected compositions from Labtzky
Lanne Gungl Sraeck and Others commencing on Monday
next, May a.
ntermissOn of half hour during evening prone
mading reeshments aud viewing the Cosmoramas which
have been re-arranged
Admi sion i2< cents Concert commences at o'clock
mig
NATIoNAL ACADEMY OF pEsIGN:-The usual in.
vitations for Schools visit the Exhibition will be is
sued on application addressed the Council Of the Academy
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays will be appropriated for
boys; and Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for girls
BY order Of the Council JNO. q. CHAPMAN.
u NIsNrc Secretary A.
BROADWAY THEATKE.-This establishment, now
- erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur-
solely about the first Of September under the
management of G. H. BARRETT Persons Of acknow edged
talent wishing situations for the season. will please address
m3o tire A. MANN, sole Proprietor.
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0. OF o. F.-HANCOCK LODGE, No 4s-Tbe mem
bers Of this Lodge hereby notified that Lodge Wi
meet at their No 80 Canal Friday morning
June 4th, o'clock preparatory to uniting with the r.
Grand Lodge in the celebration