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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

Since the date of the last annual report thirteen miles
of the road, extending from the Shawangunk Summit to
Port Jervis have been completed, and the trains
mcnced running regularly on the 18th ult This sec
ton Of the road Is expensive and difficult Of CON
ructon than any other Of the same length between the
Hudson River and Lake Erie, and has always been
garded as the most formidable obstacle on the whole
work The road is constructed along ths face of the
mountains is very straight and be at the high
est speed with safety The adoption of the Delaware
River route has enabled .he company to obtain liue
descending from the mountain grade Of only forty
Eve feet the mile This work Of the most permanent
and substantial character The iron rail of American
manufacture and weighs sixty pounds per yard There
few, If any, railroads in this country which
greater amount of heavy ana expensive work has been
crowded together In tho same distance.
From Fort Jervs to Binghamton, l27 miles the work
put under contract in the fall of 1896 has been
vigorously prosecuted to the present time very large
force having been employed and satisfactory progress
made Almost the whole OF the difficulties between the
Hudson River and Bipghamton have been encountered
and TO overcome them the power and resources of the
company are directed This part Of the line Is In such
state of orwardne that at the rate the work has pro-
creased since the date Of the last report 1t will DO
p,eted In the fall of the present year When that
compshed the remaining task Of the company will be
comparatively easy.
In authorization of the completion Of the road to Bng-
hamton the present contracts have been made
for locomotives Of the largest GLASS; and pro-
vision. have been made for sufficient outfit Of freight
and passenger cars most Of which will be built In the
shops OF the company.
considerable portion Of the iron rails is already
upon the limo OF the road and the work of laying down
the track In the valleys Of the Delaware and susquehan
a viu be oommenosd about ths LIT of Juue mat
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DYspEpsIA-No FLUID OR MEDICINE HAS

IAISPEPSIA-NO FLUID Ok MEUlCINE HAS
II been discovered which nearly resembles the
Juice saliva decomposng food and pgthenng
the Of Digestion this Of Sarsapars IL
po,tyely OF dyspep,is, however
chronic IL doubt this assertion we invite them to read
the following iad,spuahe testimony Of gentlemen Of the
highest responsibility If entirely satsiac
would be happy give Other rsfrense to som. The MS,
this and other distressing dseaesBsnk Department Aba,
ny, May TO- IBID Tow send Sir have been afflicted
with Of stomach loss Of appetite extreme htaoyIa;
aud all kinds of food and for weeks twn
could ea) have unable retain but small portion
my stomach tried The uua remedies but they had but
little ee the complaint was induceds
shout months since to try yout Extract OF sas.pans.
aud with LITE confidence nut ATE, using nearly
bottles found appetite restored and ne heNtbem
entirely aud would earnestly recommend ne use
OF TO tboIe who have afflicted as have been Yours,
&c. w. w. VAN ZANDT Principal othce i26 Fulton St
Forsae by druggists generally throughout me snte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

C,TRIKER'S WONDERFUL DIS OVERv--STRl
- ker,s solution the HAIR which sill change greV HAIR
10 II. orsipaI In mnues This Dye different from
snv vet offered 70 public Gentlemen hum
plugged by different Hair Dyes would do well to call Mr.
Striker; he WI, snow you ny no hamoag no wav nJno"d
have their hair changed before paying trer money! hum
bug would take this method there would be 10 com
plain. The beauty this Dye the you wa'h H. the
darker avoid the public being hunbuggsd ~ ret
KER's. No. Ceenties Slip. N.B-Noae genane uniess
signed II. Striker in red ink
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

THE ATTENTION OF SEAMEN IS PARTICU.
larly requested the advertisement Of Dr. Hunters Red
Drop for secret diseases The mcde Of life peculiar TO
renders il peculiarly for them 10 find out
medicine that will immediately and allow them to
CO ed on their voyage instead of being suffer
hospital Such nedicine is this famous remedy Price 81
per vial with directions, which guaranteed to Hun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

M EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
lvl SgnThesc letters remarkable for durability and
brancy Of the gliding unsquaed BY other article IN
the citywhich brsrcy is warraeted to stand to
tbs weaher They also japrnped color that be
desed Orders left at Jones' Beebe o l20 Fulton street,
will be attended The paItnership heretofore existing be-
b. MEINHARDT
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CHERlFF sALE-wE WOULD CALL THE ATTEN.
- ton Of our readers ,oa u. and 's'sps,vs e Of o
Delaney aud Tempkns sree For pafticn zee Aucttn
Head. ShcnG Sale, CQVreS EnoaagnTs
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MAILS FOR EUROPE,

THE EkLY ERALD
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DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoUsE-DR, KiNkE-
lin, nermen Physician, fifteen years resident rracn'
toner IN Philadelphia The OF all dease. oil me sxn
malades Of delicate and destructive HABITS youns
still continues engage DR. kinkcas utmost atielton "a
NAV depend being always corfusisd by " NJ nm,e IL
with NJ opt safe eatneut TO perfect cure
Strangers traveng supplied al moments notice with med
s;uc suoient to themselves the most
ny7eass respo,r warranted charge required
srs post psd sill prompt ste'tion R'f'ynes ~
Nri1r srssla. lslf f4plfs iinf - ~
ehsSxs F~ yor m aafnssass, rae to pas 81 ~ fansNs
rsis Rs.g.g ~ I've Asses.
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do TO 5ooo-A PARTNER WANTED TO ENTER
ID worth from $50 to 80 thousand dollars
wear, Address q. l. NJ
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NENEKAL EUHOFEAN AND ENIJItANT TAS-
u sage Ofice-New Arrangements for ais-The subscri-
hers beg leave to ufarm friends and the public that their
complete for bringing Passengers from
ofshe Od Couay on the most modeIst. terms
days And the accommodation Of persons wishing to-
money their f.mes friends they be Furnished
with drafts sight from e! to any amount upwards-coiec
able through ALL the Banks Of ireland Passengers can be
and New Orleans first class Ship. sailing weekly aud the
will be taken that detention will IN Ii
verpoo Apply, fby letter. paid to NJ. r. OHERN
CO. South street, Of Dover
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MADAME TALMoN L'ARMEE-FRENCH AND
lVl German mid we-havng studied at Paris, has estab-
lshed herefa 1871 Franklin street where she stll continues
take lade, her residence during their cor She
ance which facilitates the confinement Of
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE. PRACTICAL
- Private Treatise" &c. consulted upon Of the
there referred his residence SO Greenwich
street. from laAM., and to PM tsundsy exceptedl
spply early Of these complaints will
be at the rapdity and little Inconvenience attend
ing the cure is chiefly however, thoe who have suffered
long from certain class Of people, otherwise. who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

;s ITIsry l-Professor THEIRS groups Of MODEL AR
series OF their celebrated Grand Tabeaux Vvants and
Poses Pastques which ha. been considered the clas
cal and instructive exhibition that has appeared in
country, Fourth appearance Of the SABLE BROTHERs.
who will perform choice selection Of Overtures, Glees,
Songs Retrains &c Doors open 81, to at N
O'Clock Dress Circle and Parquette lady and gsncmanJ0
cents gentleman aoue SO cents; boxes Is Box
off e open from 10 A. M TO 4 r. NJ
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GREATEST SPORT OF THE SEASON.-THE PRO-
" pretor of Red House Offers Pune Of SIS be walk
ed for Friday February ih the 81 Georges Cricket
Ground The thas walks the Cricket Ground
b,indtoded, nearest to certain point opposite WINS he
purse. Entrance ST. be inside the Red House on tho
above day. To precisely o'clock the weather
is stormy off the first fair day If any Gentleman has
got confidence, let HIM come up and try
EOR sALE-A BROWN HORSE, ABOUT Is HANDS
high years old kind in single aud double harness. and
mile three minutes in hsrness For particulars,
apply to TOWNSEND sCUDDER's Livery Stable.
RIAL lxl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

Jar JACKsON'5 PILE AND letter EMBROCA-
~ ton hiss gained reputation never before equaed BY
medcine-it is warranted Scarpas Acoustic Oil Will
Deafness Pam the Discharge Of Matter from The Ears
combined For sale by A. B. ID. Sands, 100 lillian NJ
VI Dr. Jayne Philadelphia; Carter. Wilson Co, Boson
a i Adams d. Louis and Jarvis & CO., New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

IN HIS EVENING, AT THE HALL OF NOVELTY
Of Centre and Pearl streets rabeau1 Vivans OF
the living Model Artists. male and female The Greek
style OF being exactly alter Powers statue Inc
solos Machine Poetry Admission shilling Doors open
a 6-Curtan precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

u AWARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE :
- Mississippi river, painted three miles Of canvass be.
ing the largest painting in the wod at ih PANORAMA build
evening" Sundays exceptet Admission so cents children
price. The Panorama will moving ~ o'clock
precisely. Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Satur-
days. O'Clock.
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w ALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA

w -Bcuef Of Madame Cceste-Friday Evening, Feb
4th will be performed for the 5h time tale Of
enchantment, called OBEkON, or the ChMmet Horn; with
entire costumes, machinery, &c.-ObeIon
Miss Chapman$ SPARKLE Thi:tlsdoyn Miss
Sherasmn, Mr. Richnss; Sadak Mr. Chapmsn Bsbckon NJ
FORESTER Faima Mrs Ibayer Previous 70 WHICH, BOX
man; Mrs Bouncer, Mrs Thayer. Between the pieces FL
Bolero, by Md'lIes Celeste aud 81. Clair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

NJ ECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY BETWEEN
NJ Grand and B!oons,is Crowded to Overlooking with
the week except Monday, Unabaed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
week Of the original CHRIsTY's MlNsTRELS. tho
e. ~ Chri.ty, H. Pierce, RaynoI, e Abbott T. yaushn
with crowded and highly respectable audiences and
sally admitted excel OF similar charac
offered this city Admission IS cents children under
10 years half price Door. open 1t o'cloek-Concsr vii
Doors open g. at o'clock. On Monday
ing, Feb 7 at the Brooklyn Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

II IRKBRIDE'S TATTERSALLS HEAVE row.
IN ders-Horse are beginning learn that early
enon to ailments Of their animals their
colds &C. besides being their duty useful
able their reapsng into eaves and other dis
eases which lead premature decay This remedy will
cold cough in few days, will erad cate heaves
also the best condition medicn that be used No
lag Fulton street sole pTopretos For sale also at N Y Tat
tersas aud Bulls Head stables.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

II no ADW WAY L HEA
- 4ih, will be presented
king James 9Th, Mr.. ia.
Stark; George Wier, MIR.
Madeleine Weir. Mrs. ia,
Chapman. TO conclude
THE. DARk-Mr. Selhm
Fathom. MIR, McDou all
Mary, Miss Fitzjames;
Circle and Parquette so
lery 12k cents. Doors
nance TO commence at 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

EVIDENCES OF MILD SEASON. -Our conirere
OF the Canadn has had presented to him specimen
maple sugar, manufactured at St. Anselms, the I'd
instant.-Quebec Mercury, Jan IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

BROADWAY ODEON-PARTICULAR NOTICE
In consequence Of extensive ae raious making the
above popular place of will be closed for few
nights 1t will reopen with new series Of abesux vvants.
aud other novelties the Of which will be
ed in the and bills of the day. Spendd and novel
will be given the front saloon
had all times in the saloon. r. q. GREELY Mansger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

II ARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM-P:T; BARNUM
- Propnetor-F. HITcHcocK Manager-Spendid peror
every afternoon e o'clock and every at NJ
The has engaged Master Johnson nented and
most astonishing eats Witnessed Also engaged the
folio extraordinary Western the low
comedian; Master and Miss Wyeue aged and Glars
Fishers shaksperean Cabinets Mrs. Mcneil; Mis-: Bernard;
Prosser; Madame ROCKWELL fortune teller, &c. Admission
the whole IS Reserved front shilling each
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ADVERTIsEmEArS NEW EVERY CORNING.


TO THE TENANTRy OF NEW YoRR.-THE
sua AZ Fl 9s f Hs s requested aesd preliminary
Saturday evening the sih INST, al DIoek p s', on
view is that we my remonste against the
burde. By cpmbaed Of
the property holders Of this metropolis expected be
sent BY request oil many CITIZENS
n IssOLUTION-THE CO.PARNERsHIP OF BEN.
jamn Tyler Cook aud George W. Clark, carried on in
1rm H by a. e S this Sy
nehip has the whole power Of settling he affairs the rn
place. Q: " GLARK Ess.a.rz I las: - :. -. .N"'
NEW YOHK, FEB. 3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
he c s sa ,ns as
q" By he
y E N E9df DTD
SO AZ & Sm asssy ssSM os
Newfoundland Dog with white breast white feet white
on t. ANY Dog to Rs sp
Albany street, will receive the above Ieward
T .OsT-YEsTEKDAY, AT PM.-A SMALL PACK:
ow%er when se, at
Of Fulton The % .e,;
de baln reward will be paid for its return to
suited for large retail business The front be good
as possible Asdrs. for one wesS A. % Office
oil tins paper, statlug rent &C.
ITO HARDWARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A
young who has had several years experience the
above busress situation clerk salesman The hes, of
city references gwen character &c. addressed
Hardware box 1873" Post Office, will be attended 70.
MAN COOK-A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN BE
~ well recommended want. Situation as Cook Has
the getting up ia ,upeIior style of ane'
Gentleman requiring his in this line. Commands ad
dressed w H. No. 3d. John shall be tttended
VIZ ANTED-INFORNIATIO OF MARGARET NC
w CHM, who New York three years ago, from
Montreal. Any information would be thankfully received by
her brother Daniel 446 Washington street. New York. Bos
papers please copy
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HONEST,
city there five thousand and
pose of the popular periodicals published in the
United States Gas the public have decided whose judgment
is jut) Each either for the amount Of
numbers gets them furnish with undoubed bonds
dollars for his honesty with the
public and prompt pay the with
mendaons 0hs cd character from the of the
city where he is known. the publishers decide
under the circumstances Men with the above
clear above all necessary from two hundred to three
dollars annually The amSut will ocpend the
and apmess of the for the business Some
making these with the wokr The business will
bepermanent after Apply personality or by letter,
VIZ ANTED, A SECOND FLOOR IN MAIDEN LANE:
w between Broadway and William street Address and
3. Maiden Lane.
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M EGASCOPIQUE OPERA GLASSES NEW
WI styc) Just received per last packet by John
Roach, mptcian, 80 Nassau street. N y r. >. also i'm
guereoypc plates, Of star brand manufacturing Da
gueeoype Cameras of imported flint glass; S2 Nassau street.
New York.
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ASTOR PLACE.--FkIDAY

OpERA HOUSE, AsTOR PLACE--FKIDAY
~ Eysang will be pIe,sn'eS The eEers of LuCREZA
Sgnor Scttimio Ro Gepnaro Sgnor Sesto Benede Or,i
MI sg'ra Lie Rossi Gubea. signor Severe Strin Gnx
remo1e's Rust sheo sgnor NapSleons farO,s Liver
bernao Maestro Dettore Signor Ba Leader Of the Or
chestIa, Sgnor Rapett Boxes and balcony ST.
amphitheatre so censDoors open 7Pcrformnnce
menceat IN o'clock.
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DRUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
- representing the VENUS DE MEDIClS and APOLLO
DE MEDCIS Open from A NJ 10 10 Pm, at 800 Broad
Stoppani's bshs. Admance IS cents Season
tickets SO cents Monday exclusvely for ladies
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INDIAN PORTRAIT GALLERY-MR. J. o. LEWIS
respectfully informs The citizens New York that he
hbitinsevery Evening al Bfoidway Gallery Of
Trans Portraits Of Indian Chlaetes comprising
of the principal Chiefs of the Foxes ChppewayS,
Winnebago.s, Po.tomsttamiss Menononles, sh.wnees.
from Life by Mr. Lewis while employ of the United
States copies of which are preserved in its
archives Warrington and be implicitly relied for
fidelity Exhibition from to 10 PM Adm ssion IS
The Exhibition will be open and illuminated Saturday
rom o JPN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

CTUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BRQADWAY-MR.
~ Lynnes Musical illustrations OF Shakespeare. The Sc
vcnfh rtafnent will take place the above
Ba'cock,
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r EIPSIC, IN SAXONY.-THE UNDERSIGNED,
IL Merchant and Agent respectfully offers his services
all persons having busne,s other affairs aen
ton 10 Central Germany. JOHN ERNEST WEIGEL
Office for the apsacnon Of general commission business
Atlantic Packet Ship Company between Havre and New York;
agency for F. Wickehausen and Company merchants &c
n Bremen; Office for emigration and other business &C. &c
M. 80 Grimma street, Leipsc, in SaIony. JOHN hR
NEST WEI3EI. 90.
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EVENING. Feb.
the KING OF THE COMMONS
8. Wallacs, jr Sir Adam Wier. Mr..
Shaw; Laid Small, Mr.. Hadaway;
;. Wallack jr 4; Widow Barton, Mrs.
with the farce entitled a KISS IN
Pettibones Mr.. w. Chapman; Frank
/; Mrs. Pcgtiboncs, Mrs. Sergeant
Mrs Fathom, Miss Shannon. Dress
cents Family Circle IS cents; Gal
open at haifpast 6 o'ciock-Perfor-
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w Mr.. WoofFriday Evening. February 4, Isi8 will be
performed the musical extmvaganz entitled the NEW PLA
Alter which, the VIRGINIA. MT MMfIdiI ger Blue ST!
BELLE-Capt Vivian, Mr. Fenno; Eliza, Miss M. Taylor.
To conclude W IA, the SAVAGE AND MAIDEN-Mr.
Crummes. Mr.. MITCHELL Mr. kolair. Mr.. Holland Doors
open at GA curtain RISES At o'clock Dress Circle 50 cents;
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GOwERY THEATRE--FRIpsY EVENING FEB.
~ Mh ists w be acted the tragedy of HAMLET-Hsm-
,et Mr.: Marshall; Ghost Mr. Barry; Laeres Mr.. j. H.
Hsl First tiIaysdggsr, Mr.. Burke; Queen. Mrs Madison;
V Shs Mrs rh,lhp' To conclude with the drama Il
Burke Munell MI Titon; Florence Phillips Virgins
aud Gallery I2. cts. N'' - ''"'' ~
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VIZ ANTED, A SECOND FLOORIN MAIDEN LANE:
w between Broadway and William street. Address X and
3. GO Maiden Lane.
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OPPOSITION FOR ALBANY AND THE INTER
~ mediate landia gsThe celebrated Ice Steamboat JAS
MADISON, Captain L. s"son will leave the steamboat sa
day. February 4h 1913. For passage freight apply
board g. T. Stanley the office the wharf, foot OF
Nobiuson street Freight taken a reasonable
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WAY TRArFIc OF GREAT BRITAIN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING

DARK THEATR E~-MESsRs SANDS, LENT &CO'S
American Cmcus-Lau Week but one-Sull Another
u and Change OF Perform novelty upon Novelty
Engagement the ccebrated
gler Frat week Of The PONY RACES, a. performed one
hundred and cnty nights Aseys Royal Amrhhestre
London Fiat week Of Mons Cane, as the BOTTLE IMP.
Every attraction grand bill Clowns. Pentiand, La
trop aud Gardner Dress Circle and Paqnette 50 ceEts
SSfs, % ess Gallery 2 cents; Private Boxes: s. each
thafen under 10 when accompanied by their
parents or guardians the circle half Door.
oben at 61s-perionnance 2. ~ BA grand
~~'~'--~~~-~~
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NANCY BALL DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN
New dresses faithful Of the characters de
sired. to hire Of JULIUS DEJONGE, 66 Warren street.
BAH dresses aud theatrical properties made to order
the shortest n0fice,
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I Observation-Disclosures CELEBRATED MO-
del Of Ancient jerusalem from the Bible and ephus
the lsbor Of years-hsvng arrived rev York from Europe
will be presented to the public MONDAY the 7h Of Feb
tho Pa, Of the Mississippi Mr. Malone Ray mond will
have the honor deliver dese tive Lecture the above
and eedng days for short the hours of O'Clock,
AM atty in the evening Admission 50 cents children. half
price Pamphlets and 2X cents autographs of seye
raj visitors the ofthc may be
with the model, and relics from the Holy Land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

RYRNE, SON & CO.'S. GENERAL EUROPEAN
ID American Emigration Passage Office, No SO South
New YoIk-Arangemen for lsia-he subscribers in an
nouncing completion OF their for the ensuing
for bringing from part OF the old
county beg add that nothing shall be neglected to
for For the accommodation Of persons WISHING to remit
ed with any desirable payable sight, NTH
out discount throughout Ireland England NC Passengers
be brought from Liverpool to Bo,on Philadelphia
Baltm and New Orleans direct by first class ships sailing
weekly aud every wi be taken to aveia de
BYKNE, SON & CO., 80 South street, or B. BYRNE X
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CHATHAM THEATRE-THIS EVENING EEPPU-
- cry 4th the performance will with The PLAY
Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walter, Mr.. Held; Cir
Thomas Clifford, Sutherland; Modus Lansing; Julia Mrs
Wk,ns9n; Helen Mss H'ldrelh After which, the LOT.
Terry TlCkET-Wormwood Mr.. ansipg; Mira Comet.
Mrs Wrey. To conclude with The drama OF the BROKEN
SWOKD.The Baron W. Taylor; Capt Zayier, G Taylor.
Myto, Mis- Wilkinson: Kosana, Miss Hldrsth. Doors
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