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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23
WASHINGTON, April Il, 1913.
Slate of things fo-dau

The Senate stands adjourned over to Monday
next. Yesterday the expenditure of gas in both
houses, on the abolition question, if conducted
and difiused through the city by means of pipes,
would have been sufficient for a grand illumi-
nation; provided L.ways, that the stuff would
burn.
The Senate were so long detained on this sub
ject of black men, that they forgot the white
prisoner locked up In the room of the Committee
on Territories, or were too hungry to postpone
their dinner ior the consideration OF his case
Very well 1T ell goes in lifetime, and the ,priso-
ner, on his release, will have greater debt of
obligation to render to the Senate and 1t Is not
likely that he will forget their kindness in plac-
ing so clever fellow over him Tor his jailOr as
Sergeant Beale no more than he will forget the
injustice of the suspension so long of his per-
sonal liberty.
The House, to-day, have renewed the Ethio-
plan umgation; and when we left, Gen. Bagly,
of Virginia, was making the lint fly of the aboll-
ti0nists In a most amusing style.
The. II slaves recartured with the schooner
Pearl, are being sold off at the JAIL as fast pur-
chasers for the New Orleans market come for
ward and make even the most ordinary offers.
Stout men are sold at from $500 to 700, and the
women at equally reduced prices. Generally,
an able-bodied slave man brings from $500 to
1000. We understand that one likely fellow was
exchanged for Durham bull yesterday.
The peace-regarding citizens, the corporate
authorities, and the President, by his ukase to the
clerks of the public departments, have suppressed
| the mob, as we are inclined to believe. There
| was large gathering again last night, at the
National Era Office, and at the house of the ed
tor, but they were dispersed without much diff
| Guilty.
The city is comparatively quiet to-day. w.
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WASHINGTON, April 20, l84S.
II Question Of Privilsse-Assumption Of Po,oer
not authorized by the Constitution-I Slavery
Question.
In both branches of Congress, to-day, we had
a specimen of what the slave question is capa-
BILE of engendering. Mr.. Giddings, the story
goes, went over to the Jail yesterday, for the pur-
pose of saying to the white men who are in con-
fnemenr for kidnapping seventy-seven negroes,
that they shall have the benefit of counsel, and
that they will be protected from a barbarous
mob. Whether he dropped word Of "com-
fort" to the niggers, does not appear. How
ever, one of the slave-owners threatened, to
rope him if he did not clear out. Mr.. Pdlfrey,
this morning, as soon as the House was organ
lied, introduced preamble setting forth that it
was commonly reported to members that one OF
the individuals occupying seat on the floor had
been menaced, and asking for committee to in
quire into the facts. Mr.. Giddings' name was
not mentioned in the proposition, although he
was referred to: And question arose whether
there was sufficient ground on which to act
The Speaker said that IL was with the House to
make this question OF privilege The conss II
limited the privileges Of members-they cannot
be arrested except for treason, felony and breach
of the peace, and cannot be questioned else.
where for words spoken in debate.
Mr.. Morse, it will be seen from your report OF
the proceedings, alluded to the exercise of an
authorized power by the Senate in incarcerating
Mr.. Nugent and MIR. Toombs boldly, manfully,
fearlessly, with others, stood up for the rights
Of the people, and against the assumption of
power by class which would claim privileges
for themselves not enjoyed by the sovereigns
who permit them to enjoy 9" little briet autno-
rity.". Why public servants should claim more
than is enjoyed by their masters-why. they
should claim to be superior to al! courts Of law
why they should seek to override the constitu-
tion-is question which the people should not
delay settling. Under the arrogant claim Of
privilege, no man Is safe to speak his sentiments
Of body. that would enslave him, and deprive
him of his liberty. And as Mr.. Toombs re-
marked, freemen who will submit, deserve to
wear the felon's letters. Establish privileged
order at once-a censorship of the press order
all over the country curfew bells, to ring the
death knell of liberty. We are friends of order,
but those who seek to tamper with the people
will find their legislative career Of ephemeral
existence, and they will be in the condition Of
Mr.. Polk, az described by Mr.. flanagan during
the pending of the Oregon question. We are
glad that members of the House SO nobly stood
forth in defence of the peoples rights. There
are still hopes OF the duration of the republic.
EpTrY
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M ERC .NTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMA
Of their charter the Company submit the fosw ng
statement :Amount Of premiums not ked Oft April 3d.
1897 Sis 1856 Az amount Of premiums policies issued
ing the year ending Arr 3D. 1919 s732 9io 32-toa mount
ofpremiums fsi9676 76. The amount Of premiums
of du the above marine shs t6o3 36
S667sT 90 less p,miums t5273l 62-earned prem
for the year S6t 6ss rs Paid during the period
for insurance. see ago %; 9Ts %; interest,"
mmisson b,d debts t2973s 10; losses S27e2
IA niard gaos do S3o62l 30otal S6 5s7 t9 profits
be divided t98s H. Am OF earnings Of l8 ga 63l
rs; do d. 1913, above, ti9s1 T-toa for two years.
s2o ITO So The further report that they have
Treasury notes 500 go 81 bills receivable St3s7 49, cash
and unseed be closed by cssh noe. S5 9ss 81
scrp Of other 1899 9toal assets 1868 585 "a
The Trustees have declared dividend Of hryt.o cert
the earned Of the bic scrip
snd after the second Monday in May next Tic Trustees
of the cs6cates authorized to be issued in April,
1897 70 be paid tn the holders thereof their legal epresen-
tstves and after the eighth day Of May IL also
resolved N a the Accumulated profits exceed the
sum OF half million Of dollar the shall be
edto the smption ofis scrip sgreeaby the PROVISIONS
Of, chaser By order If the Board CHAkLES NEW
o"s sseTtss,y T,uste.sSThoma. Hynt James Free.
stew art e. MARSH George Hastings, Rogers, Hepy
yessop sepmus Crookes hsrles Payne Charles H. Rogers
II. T. Morng amusl S.aIs. William Watt. AImet Reed
Cyrus urs He man Boxer, Charles q Carleton. Lucius
Hopkins. Daniel g. Havilsnd, Levi Cook, David l. sayn,
Henry Stone, James e. Haoct, Q T. Msltby George D.
Richard Biselow, Ai.xis Baker. JOsEfH WALK Err
Pendent LEWIS GnE0ORY,. Vice Prssidsnti ELL
WOOD WALTER, Assistant Vice Plssdsnt, CiiALEs
NEWC0MB, Secretary.
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TINTED STATES ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs-
" This the name nf ne w hand cnnssfnr of unnnn me-

- This the name Of new band consisting of young
with musical talents OF the highest order They all
dents Of Brooklyn and of ts members far famed H.
W. Alexander who alto by
the country Their in,tumenta performance 10 perfect,
binsg both power and harmony and the ensemble such
Is to draw forth elected applause wherever they have
neI naImonous strains are 80 well benrsd as not
the information that gather from the press they
met with unboundsd the country where they
lately med They intend shortly series Of
GERS In New York and Brooklyn All those find of good
he On elook
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MINERVA ROOMS. 4os BROADWAY, (OPEN Nv.
1 cry night). The original Southern Opera Troupe of
Sable HsrTOni's. N,ss.,. w g; runsr, Archer. w.
kneas Musical Director Pike the celebrated Accor
donst cfully announce that they will commence
unparalleled having By
the fashion and beauty Of the principal cites Of che Unon
consisting Of seeeons from the best composers parodies
from the operas refnins melodies glees
repartess wiitcsms burlesques, poKa solos, &C. dmis
SION cents children accompanied By Their h
Doom Ito commence At g. For particulars small
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WARRINGTON, April al, 1913.

The fPiimot Proviso- DELEGATES TO the baltimore
Conventioa-Mr Cass etc
private letter has been received in this city
that The democratic Chicago circuit in Illinois,
has elected DE-. Daniel Bfainard, a delegate to
the Baltimore Convention. He Is an out and out
democratic Wilmot proviso, man OF the John
Van Buren, school. Cornelius s. Lansing, OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF The ANIMATED
Pictures at the Temple Of the Muses. which is crowded
every night by respectable and rs who
applaud with enthusiasm the splendid and beautiful tb.sux
nle. who with Colsmans far famed Minsuels, Mr. Nj
Flanney, the Justly celebrated dancer Civ. each evening
naRement OF Mr. Bruce Norton. Mr. q. g. Bartne, propr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

I ADlEs-THE RUSH TO "LOsEE'a,, tes GRAND
- street sl iucreasea-His Immense stock Of new ana
fsh,onsb. Goods as eh sper than ever SPLENDID Be
sIs Apacas and Luses large assortment OF o.. utfn,
.hmere serin SIN and Grape Shaws; super Irish Linens,
Damasks and Dispers Gloves Hosiery. VARIETY Of
Men. and Boy's Summer sto.; striped shiitns. BID Tcs.
assortment II the above will a.o be found at Mr. Loses q
Store 0 9TH street. Wllamsburgh (bstween Souh lat and
street.
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RKOADWAY ODEUN .6ENTkANCE THKOUGH
lyINuNca Director, Herr Van Inwiaen-Anmated Pictures
and Pygmaon Satuary by company Of ladies and
.rsOgam%. Part 1.-The You WsIior. Dream; sapho;
0ath &c Part 2-Calypsoi D cam; Venus and Aaon. &c
Part sThrse Gaces posi,ions) The Judgment of Paris
the French Republic Orchestra box 50 Parquetts,
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=" ALNUT STREET Observation-Disclosures.
w. -Mns G. Wemyss last night. Monday evening,
April a. ists will be performed. the tragedy Of EVADNE
dcvco Mr. Lsm,n; Velnto, Mr. ,Whea,lsy. To conclude
Ior - - - - N--' 49,
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. r. BARNUM,
- Proprietor; F. HrrcHcocK. Msnassr-Splendid per-
Evening az hsioI: Magnificent Di::oyns Views
Yanksej the Fire King and Queen Last week of Miss Ber
nard Mr. James Hail. Comic singer; n: PelbYs .plsndid
WAY Staruanry Madame Rockwell, the Famous Fortune
may be privstsly at extra charge Of .,
So Is cents; children undsf 10 ysMs Of age and
old enough 10 walk aloss. l2K Reserved seats
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DESIRABLE LOCATION IN BROOKLYN--TO
Oeonc half three and basement brick house
within minutes walk of the Fulton ferry respectable
neiRhbohood will be let gentesl family Apply at q
Front seet Brooklyn, or to Thcs Leslie House Agent 223
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

ITALIAN OYERA. AsTOR PLACE-THE REPRE-.
seuations Of the OPERA will be suspended during the re-
mainder Of Passion week.
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A BERNErHY's BOTANICAL PILLs-FOR tbs

A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLs-FOR TIL F.
speedy aud radical of venereal Diseases elects
ctaes urethral di.chsses, whites female weakness &c,
hese g,is are made from the prescription of the late cee
pr,ed Ut Abernetny. who, for
fully prescribed them u al Of III, above diseases
1ny In ns private psctce, but in several public hospitals
The wide celebrity Of Abenehy Pills IL the best guaranty
io their quick and positive in all the above
complaints in the rnriy stages Of eonoh9a boz
ini snmc,entto ehect cure few days TO be had
HALL @ O. tharne street md iaT Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROA D-sUNMER
~ arrangement On and afer Monday the gath inst. the
cars will follows. until further sotce Trains will
leave the City Hall New Yoyh, for Harlem and Morrsauia
10. A. ~ ;Ia M:s az y N a ~ MET m ma
$50 M Williams BRIDGE and Fordham at 80, A. NJ; T.
4, pa; 3, A. M; n M; BPM 30, Pm $50. p. M
M N; Fsss.ntve Noun; Hi,so. ' Aeeh M
F:a!nus Sew Yo,i viii ..!s aud Mori % Mt s
+ FsIjhan a and w s x
IN; s%ssM ;sSP TueL.bSs AID WhiI. Plain. at at
Falls at 80, A. M; IS, Nj M. All the Morisania
trains leaving City Hall at 10. 10 and H. NJ. T.
and - NJ end rs,u r., ing az o H. and 49, A. snd
$50 and !. NJ and returning IS NJ. and s.
18th l2'h and 22d streets. This wiliisp. Bridge trains
train for CIotOn Fails at A NJ and
Plains st and returning at AS r. M. will stop all
places beyond Morsana to land snd receive passengers
and VIII stop to rong up .nd 70 land them
trsn Except the accommodation ain will stop below
ceive Harlem going beyond white rans or to
land them coming dowd Halsrn The morning train of
ears from Croton rails 3d. A. NJ aud the sfernoon train
for CToton Falls 30. r.M will stop between White
Plains and New York. Tuckshoe Wams Bridge
and Fordh,m Tbs morning train OF from White Plains
will below Fordham except to land passengers at
Harlem -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

TEMPLE OF THE MUSES., Sc CANAL STREET
Great rush witness the Tableaux, at the Temple,
where the Venus and troupe Of ladies have been
and iau!tless who each evening will give series of
TablesuI. which bring down cheen Of admiration from
universally believed be very much like Artists.
under Amongst the Pictures Represented the
Rte p. q ss:xO the seldisS. Dream &C. &c. Coleman
to none The whole under management OF Mr. Bruce
Norton C. b. ARTINE, Proprietor Doors opsn per
formance to commence o'clock Parquete Is csnts Or
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House of Representatives.

WILMINGTON, Apr1 70, ls4s.
NEW YORK CONTESTED ELECTION CASE,
Mr.. GHEss, Of Missouri, emitted to the noor
Nr JENKINS proposeA nd On snt TO tue resolution
Of the majority Of th> Coittce Of Elections SO As to
read:
Resolved. That David Jtoksou 10 entitled to bis
seat In THIS House MS Representative for the Sixth Con-
geeseioosl district of the Stats OF Nsw York
Resolved, That James Monroe Is not entitled 10 tho
seat now occupied in the Eouss by David Jackson US
representative from the sixth Congressional district
Of the State OF New York
Mr. BURT asked leave to offer the following substitute
for the resolution a amended, Wis -
Resolved, That the inmates Of the Aims Houss who
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" pany, April TO- The President and Dirsctors have
this day declared dividend Of four and per cent on the
capital stock Of h. Cmpany for the months ending LIST
February last payable t. the stockholders and after Mon
d.. the LIST May The transfer be closed ON
the that date. By G. L. EVERITT Sec.
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hH HALPH,-AUTHOH OF THE "PHACTICAL
- PRIVATE TkEA TlsE,n &e., ss Greenwich street,
Office hours9 to "a M, eto or MI tsunday eIcsptedl
rapldy and Little Inconvenience attending their
IL 10 chiefly, however, those who have suffered from
a certain class OF people. or otherwise, who can
properly. app ecats his services In structure, from
d,strsssng stages (fIom uncommon advantages, in
addition to very extensive practice in this com
has souud for stating be obtained from other
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DALMOS OpERA HOUSE TO LET-APPLY AT
the Boz Once, between the hours Of 10 o'clock AM
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ID A. Chiffon, observation-disclosures
-. House old turnturs-E H: LUDLOW Z co; will
Houston Wooster the entire Furniture Of the
house, viz rosewood and mahogany sof and chains with
dow tans large imitation oak book manei and as
and gas ware embossed ottomans mahogany
bedding; pair Of globes &c. together with number Of
which the sse will Commence.
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A PLEASANT. CONVENIENT AND CHEAP RE-
"A sort now open for the public Mount Morris, 22d
Isss and eommain;dnS fac view sfhs High Bridge West,
view Of Harlem and Randa Island; well for
STROLL for pick nichs chowder pstss, for family Nrol
comforts of those who call -s. VAN NOSTRAND ZIG
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II AMlLTON ,HOUsE-THE .sUBsCKIBEK HAs
msnt Hamilton House, situated near tho Narrows
the Atlantic Of and from the city.
msnt Common to the very s estabii,hments Of
and the propretors that il shalt not be
passed by house in tbs country On the lat OF May, the
Hamilton House will be ready receive the calls Of
en vi'ters customers md the l.t Of june vii be
will then Be mole particularly specified for the reception Of
procr 70 at the Asor House, on Wednesdays
and Thursdays om II o'clock A. NJ to r M, to answer
LEY D. t.BAPP.
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THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND ON HER CHARGER,
,.a % by Count DOsy; h. statueste Of
by hi~,s he Gothic Hall sis Broadway.
NSte from tn. DUKE Of WepE9n to shs Count dO1ay-
. h.x. my Css tn pest mxsns;' the
them) that the charger mschess work Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

NOTICE,-THE INTEREST OF THE UNDER.
IN signed in the late firms Of Wells Co. aud Livingston.
Wells c. wa; On the All Of March sold and Islnqui.hed
the business being continued bv Henry Wells his
count AROLINE G. LIVlNGerON, Widow of the
late Crswford Livingston. rev York. April 18 1913.
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RRoADWAY ,IHEATRE.-MONPAY EVENING.
PrOugh.ms Egg, entitled ROMANCE AMP REAL I-.
Lsysndsr KHd Mr. D;y.on; Ten BsS.eI Mr Hsd.wsy;
barry Manly Mrs. WinsnnIey; Blos,om, Mrs Watts. To
conclude with the farce of NIPPED IN THE BUB-Mons.
Gaochard Mr. Hadaway Madame Galochard, Miss Tebin;
Louise Mis-, Fanny Gordon Doors open at o'clock Per
% en- E,ms crcIss Is cts. Gallery, laxcu
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MO cure NO eAY.DR; ORBIT, 10 DUANI

MO CURE NO PAY-DR. 4 ORBITr, 10 DUANE
member OF the Royal College of Surgeons
don may be consulted in treatment of ctsn delicate disc
ses .nabes Dr. e TO cure the wot form II this disease
Recent cured in four davs No used,
staat in diet business pursuits Structures cured
two weeks with scarcely pain C.nttut onal Debility
Those individuals who INDUCED certain loathsoms
habit cas positively be restored to health and He
eynhsy 10 Ona-s ~ ho.r q DR. Inhrsnrts
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MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE--MONDAY
1v1 Evening, Apr2 the entertainment With
the f'ss Of PEGGY GnEEN-Niehsas spo11ls. NJ Hol
x Tayot ro b fS1leEsS ~ new local piece entitled
Miss Philips, ysns M Robsrs After which the s5s,sys
King Caudle dickinson; ,urka. Miss Mary Taylor To
conclude with EAMiL JAkS-Deph, Mr. Holland; Dig
CORY, Conover Emily Miss Roberta Dress Circle SO
Upper Boxes Pit shilling; Private Boxes IS; Or
ckestra Boxes.
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ITO LET--PART OF THREE STORY BRICK
house. in 23d street, second house Of Broadway
Either the upper lower part will be LET TO smA
IN the ,sss
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w ESTERN BOTEL-BY IRA OSBORN, FORMER
w y Of the American Hotel. and more recently in the
House, Buffalo. The subscriber having taken lose
Of The above house and hooughy repaired and reno
upon such Of his former friends and others.
favor him with CALL and hopes bv strict attention to the
age. IRA OSBORN. Buffalo. April lsis '~ '~0
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA-
ny April 10th sAs-Ths annual slscton for Directors
Row on Tuesday the 18th day Of May next between the
from the 9Th Of April init to the 18th dsy Of Nav next both
da,s inclusive BY order Of the Board Of Directors
KYLE. IT, Secretary. B-The holders whore names
appear the books the Of the above closing will
be the person. entitled to subscribe for the preferred
be sued under the of the for which
proposaIa will be i.aued Ia a few dava.
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THE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF
sisn Kubsni Raphael MYso; V;ls.qq:.. Var Dyef Civ.
CuyP. Wilson, and many others Of old open
the Lyceum Gallery, No. $50 Broadway. from AM, to
Pm Admitfauce rs esnts - -
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nor sALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FUR
niture Of tho Minerva Rooms No. 4o6 Broadway This
s.bshment has been long and favoaby known as public
thing requisite tho purpose the present
wshcg retire from the business Applications to DO
made the promsss.
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RANVARD'5 MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
Mississippi river. painted three miles of canvas being
the largest paiGtng the world the Panorama building
Broadway, adjoining Nblos Garden Open every evening,
Sunday sTsspssd Admi,.on 50 esag; childr., half
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesday and satur.
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HANGING ACADEMY.-MR. SARACCO HAS THE
~ honor the public that in Of
the increase Of number Of his scho he
academy from No SO Canal No ITO Grand
doo from Broadway where he has saloons in respect
ladies' and g.nemsn who intend remaining but abort
in New York efuy invited his saloons where
dances Mr. SaFacco will be Rrafed have his former
scholars visit his establishment.
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II e; WILLARD, ,AUCTIONEER-hssIGN!E
II Sae-Stock of Wholesale Crockery Dealer-Henry
T. Willard will sell Mondsy April "a, at o'clock az
the 1917 Water It. Fulton general assorted stock
LAqtens Clccks Britannia Ware 60 Sale positive, for
must ali be removed By the ssh Catalogue. On Friday the
auction room, Cedar, Pearls VIM. W. SHIRLEY,
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(NOTTAGEs ON STATEN IsLANDTO LET ZONE
~ cottage beautifully situate the Narrews Ore
ga,ite ditto the BAY and five MINUTES wss
mile from Port Rchmod the late residence Of Dr. Harrison
All these will be let moderate by applying
10 DANIEL Low 81 Broad
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EOR sALF-A COUNTRY HOUSE (COTTAGE),
Il with Stable, Garden. and Orchard, Astounding fruit
trees of ditsest kinds. with email wood tpsee De p!.
excellent This property lies in Hastings Westch.s
New York. the main road to Albany the
Hudser River few minutes walk of the Steamboat Land
iuGs For information: call NJ sehIosse grocer the
Dock Hastings. Charles Eckert Sc Duane street, New
York CITY.
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May !. The original CHRISTY'S MINSrKELS. whose
oncer,s during the months having bseu received
with such DISTINGUISHED pstrr and uusxamped success
ting the Hail. ana ewing the annual sxa9pston Of the
Society which will occupy the Hall during the interval,
until Monday May when they viii have the honor OF
PPI.ins variety q ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES: The
ISLAND: on Tuesday, 25th: at JERsEY CITY; on We'd
nesday, 2sth at ELIZABETHTOWN; and on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday 9th 28rh and goth NEWARK j.