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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-19
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The hrabian's Wade Mecum
H. C. FaRRE.lS ARABIAN IMMINENT.

never tail lu cue almost every affection that eau
be alleSIlted hy su external remedy. Its suPt-
norty above all other lnmcntS - proven by the
miraculous cures It performs. ant 10y the rreat
and constantly increasing demand Dhcre is tor
his valuable Arabian Preparation. The Arabs
from lb'ii wandering mode OF ll'r, are often ut-
''ticd ".h dl-lres>ns diseases, and also subject
~ they would r.qg'r' a" '>'Crml application
." s,''' |'.d' 70 '".'' cure. ! a'' alone must
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. a matter 81 asa. ''t'''''r' To- themselves and
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upon ".'' "'''.N's, I'',' '' '''"'S 'N' speed
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n r,s,,-.ss. n is rrrru,'',J for .rrf,,I. fr,...
-,s. cramus. cuts. al sw,Vrre.. .9n rn,rn,. t,,.
zen limbs. burn. run.r. nam. of al Kinds.
.or, ewes. Sc. and 4. .nrcri,r in all a.b.r~..
medic, for horse f,.h Ip limos, 3Il ,l.rs l..l
r,euirc an ,,,.r,rl ,rnr....ir.r T.,.o.,r., A,
aa, mo- raa.I .r,yrr. .c1Ip-. wounds
,rr,ia.. scratches. sore ewes. swelling. hri.rs.
Nr.a',, i~,ua. ,.I,.r,I. biz head and rIrr.
booze.
beware % imposition. md -.' ,hr genuine ar-
.ci'. which prepared .uf E U.G F'w'u,
I''n'. Ill.,, ans ior sllu hy uSu'lriy appointed
Farrell on the outside wrapper Of each bottle,
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iflcAicinr5.
DRUGS a MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Paints, oils. furnishes,
Pmiy, Hmdo1r GLASS, Dye. &eDS,
Brushes, Books, Conyeciionorics,
PUif, Nus, Hines and Brandics.
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800 Varieties Of apple.


Aud Grcat variety OF Pear, PIumhs, aud Cher
RES, which have been selected with care and
great expense ircm the most popular and ap.
proved Ncrsorcs in tie Union, embracing near.
Iy all the standing varieties in the eastern and
soulhrn states, the fruit of which i,isconfdcut.
ly believed, canuot iaI. 10 suit the most delicate
and ,cfnel palatcs.
The Subscriber assumes with confidence that
ne has the grediest uWiciy and most yplcndIG as.
SJrimtm to be found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from to 3 years Of age, and rnruinr
from 10 feet in height, and well proportional.
It's believed tina, the lmcnuhlc rcmlssncs.
IN the par, OF farmers, every where observable
in pIan,ing fruit trees, is mostly attributable to
The almost total failure, in most cases. where
trees have been ,rnnsplantcd from a distance
aud the fhruus roots pn which the tree relies ior
| It's nu,rimoni have become dead from too long
exposure IN day air or severe ir0-ts after taking
them up, either OF which is fi.ol TO its growth
But these cmbnrassments no longer exist. The
farmer can now be supplied in his own vicinity
with the number aud variety he wishes, growl
| IN the same soil aud climate in which they ar
10 be transported.
II the trees arc taken up in tho spring, /
should be done soon after the frost il ont of III,
eround-N al events, before the leaf begins l.
pu, forth. II taken up in the 'all they sh1ul,
be buried until spring.
Apple, trees at the Nursery i21 cents, all 9th
or kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Feb. rs. lsis-ly.
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It is singular fact, never before
remarked, that when a man is corn.
ed, his voice is husky.
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slLOW STEEL. -rcce

E~SzSN.---t ed this day, per steamer
ssgs.-Ss-.sSSS rizasappirie Bird iull assortment
OF plow Steel from 3 to II inches widc--hcs,
quality. For sale by !. MANLEY II Go.
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THE subscriber has Just re-
.elNrd "A, hl, store one door
North OF the Mansion House,
(from NIc York end ~. LoG, J
a large and fresh supply ui the
above named articles, together
with most every variety ut arti-
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Townscnd's SarsapasiIIa.

DSr received at the Newark Drugstore q
Aep large supply Il this celebrated medicine
y Newark. april, q. lSis ;. J. SNIru.
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jottls.
City Hotel,

FgVHE public are informed that nj. establish.
meut has been newly fitted UP and newly
furnished IL a style 20 correspond with the in.
creasinC importance Of the town, and will here.
afer bc kept by the subscribers, WHO solicit O
n re Of public patronage.
\. \. FISHER,
PERRY H.. SMITH
Ottawa. March 90, 1871. sat
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Id ady Made Clothing.
y \ small lot of Fall aud Winter Clothing,
Goats, 10 doz, gents. fine shirts,
Vests, Linen Collars,
Pants. Bosoms, &C., &C.,
Made in the best style, and Cor sale low by
WALKER d lilCKLlNG.
Sep, "a, lsl7.
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SAWYERS
FLUID EXTRACT OF BARK,
An IHFAlABlE REMEDY FOR THE
f5V3n 3 A9U,3o

.And tie narions forms IF BIAIOUS
diseases, Intermittent Rcmitdnt,
chill Fcrer md Uumb 3gUe, hav
ing lhcir origin in mal0rid Of very fer
tin or marshy districts, prepared by
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tllrrtantilr.
New Arrangement.

FSNlIE subscriber has purchased the entire
stock in trade Of !. u q. ARMOUR; in
addition to which he is receiving large assert.
meut Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hrdr0re, Boots g. Shoes,
Rcady Mute Ciothing, &C.,
which he offers for sale low at the store lately oc
cupird bv ]. & q. Armour, Ottawa.
sept. -, 1871. JAMES RYAN.
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CLOTH DRESS
WilIhcd done atthcu,uai priCrs,or smalIdis
coun, for ready paw. J. y D. GREEN
Dayton, May -, 1871. j. u u. &.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1913.
Epentng Paragraphs.

Mr. Underwood recommended Mr.. Clay's plan
in the Senate to-day, to wit, that Congress de-
clare the objects OF the war and the terms Of
peace and probably we may hear something
more of this idea next week.
Mr.. J. T. Headley, author Of Napoleon and
his Marshals' lectures at the street Baptist
church to night. Subject, Oliver Cromwell.
One of the regular assemblies comes off to-
night at Jackson Hall.
There is an awful scheme in contemplation
here with regard to Mexico, of which, how ever,
we desire to know more before we enter into an
expositio on of the case.
Please set down Gen. Sam Houston and 8. A.
Doug lass of the Senate, as candidates for the
Presidency-thst ,s.they each have their riends,
who are moving sboutfo them.
DR.. Collyer gives the Adam and Eve tableaux
tonight with his model artists. The more they
diminish the drapery the more they draw the
men The ladies' Of Washington, we believe,
have found out that they ought not to 60 any
more to see DIR. Colyer's exhibitions, when the
unsophisticated Adam and Eve are brought upon
~
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


6ALrMcRI Feb ,o-$noo United States IS 1867. 1ooH
1000 do do l0x 1900 do loVx; soon d. do 10V 1000
so loo do Do S Loco DO DO loo 1000 DO loo o'o
81 20 share. Baltimore and Oh RAILROAD ss
81 Of 'sS, zoos s.5sd looh bid Tieyry IS At 100
shares 80 asked, 38H bid
PHiLApELPHIA, Feb 9-Flrst Board-5o Girzrd Bank
40 susq Canal Stock, 49, Alter SdlesS500n Treasury
Notes S. 1907 10 900 do 9e $50 State SIS tx; 1000 do TAI
i2co Sony Nav S Ga ~; 1000 neadng RR G 80 6a 5000
DO 63 10 Sut Canal i2; $50 do l2x rs Vickssurg TO- 50
Herdsg mr. 23 1850 Morris Canal l6 2O do q; i.5 Girsd
TX; soo nehish NAY Coal Scrip s3H 70 Su, Canal a 81
do 2k $50 Morris Canal III Mechanics BaEk, IS .er
Sclss -Geo Y Treas Note: ss 5000 schuy Nav e.. SO
Canal va Morris Canal II; 10 Mechanics Bank 2 50
AK
Borrow. Feb Brokers Board Ia Boston and worces
Ter Railroad li5 do "a :s9 do Boston and
Providence Railroad. 95k 81 Boston and Maize Railroad
~ Nogthesn Railroad ss,s; Fi,chbag Rs!l,oas il5X
"a a.; 50 g a; 5, DO AK 30 z, 90 as ba5 Do az
2,c 10 DO 2tc $1,000 Reading sslroad Bends s 81 s2Os
Wsssra K.iIoad loA P.r..nd and SAGE Rtosd s1
ard worcssss Railroad l5 IS Keadag Railroad ss %
w eiteru naroad Rights, Csc.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

BARBADoEs, Jan. z, ls4s The commence ment Of the
year found the island in precarous situation the
origin Of which can be traced to several causes
Amongst the most prominent the depression Of
in the home Market the failure of the house of Hg
guson, Dean Stott Of this island tho suspension Of
the West India Bank and the apprehension Of scarcity
of provisions -four being at the close of the year
as SIG to $40 Trade In very depressed state aud
sales only be Effected In small lots for immediate
wants The Games are generally looking extremely we'll
with occasional rains to the middle Of February the
crsp will be fully an average one, but will break late
sr. THOMAS, January II, ls4s.--Provsions--Bee Beef
mess, Dbl Ia a 10, dull No l. butts IL 13 prime.
q II pork mess, 10 q IL prime, q 10: fsb,
cod, lla 3 so "a; scale, 50 . 8 salmon, Dbl 8
mackerel No Q, so; behring's 4 so; hams, Id 10
cheese, l0al2 butter IL Ia lard, 10 candles l4a 6
spermsceti 3d. -four, Philad Dbl abundant meal
rs corn meal, pun 20 81 corn bush rs white
beans bush 4 peas, black eyed, $50; bread, pilot,
Dbl 90 navy so rice. 100, so; porter, doz
% cider, as; tobacco, Virginia, 100, Ga 8 Ken
lucky, 8 8; manufactured, 10 "a - Lumber-pp &.
sorted, m ls pine, l6 a III cypress shingles 4; N
bundles. 2 slaves, short m 80 81 wood hoops,
40 as. Teae-hyson, 10 so imperial so young hy-
son, SO Tyson skid, so; souchong, so. Exchange
sterling blk bills - 95 per ster 90 dys bills the
United States, per cent prem premium on dollars,
per cont.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

INV fohk. FRIDAY lAftornO0n, + go. 1T.
Flour remained steady with moderate sales Of Micb
gan Gsnesee SO on terms which indicated rmnese at
yeste days quotations Sales OF New Orleans ads
on some better terms There was good inquiry for
wheat; and considerable transactions we're made In
cluding Western and Genoree terms stated below
rates Sales Of rye were made on some nrmer terms
There better feeling Ia meal with sales Of Jer-
roy and Braudywine terms which some bet
ter tone In the msrket In provisional we're
light; pork ws IL anything not 80 rm was yeu:er
day, though he askiog rates about the sans In
groceries taI sactoos moderate without any ma
terisl chenye In prices. 49,, 49,
AssHsModerat- salss Of pots made at SIS 30 for
pomiDal ~ - Us,
RsSADsyvyy,--ylour ssss making we're ehisAy
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$l,laa,6Ol SO

Balance on hand 3lst Dec, 1877. $500 900 Is
No part of this road is in running order. There
under contract and in progress Of grading line Of
about IS miles extending from sOth street In this city
to Breakueck Hill In the county of Putnam. This
papy have had to pay roundy for the right of way
far as the line has been laid out and the prospect rea
tive to this item of expenditure is very unfsvorabs
that the company have applied to the legssture for
change In the method Of arriving at the value of land
required. The value is regulated by jury of
twelve men, authority considered the law Of the
land sufficient for tho disposal of fs limb, and Is,
should judge sufficient where the value Of property
was concerned The company have not pursued
In this business calculated to make popular along the
line and there every probability Of further distractions
being met in their progress There Is every prospect of
this road beins eventually completed but whether
der the present organization not 10 question. 1t
will be beneficial to the places along the river during the
suspension Of navigation, and to . certain extent
throughout the year, but We have never had but
opinion to its productveness have from the time
this charter obtained given 1t firm belief that
the road would pay fair dividend its COST
although 1t would be Of much benefit to the city.
Tho business classes In the city and along the line will
be benefited but we fear the stockholders will be the
sufferers.
The annual report Of the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad Company presents its affairs in very favor
able point Of view. The receipts during the last four
months for transportation show increase,
pared with the corresponding period In ls4s and 1885,
Of "a per cent and Of 90 per cent increase In the
ceipts from passengers There transported from
Winchester to Hsrpsrs Ferry during the year. aioO7
barrels of aour aud from the Potomac river to Win
chester sol6 Of merchandise 1903 tons Of plaster
and 926 tons Of COAL
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
Ear of md hran thar s<d
Of January, In each Of the past two years
FARMERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA AND BRANCHES
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Died..

On Friday, the 18th inst. Of consumption, DANIEL
FRANcIs WHEELER, In the goth year Of his age
His friends and acquaintsnces respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Saturday afternoon l2th inst
at O'Clock, from his late residence 81 Greene ct.
On. Friday morning. 18th inst Miss AarEs THoMPsoN,
in the goth year Of her ago.
Her relatives and friends and also those Of her BROTH
erinaw James w. Brinckerhof, respectfully invited
to attend her funeral Sunday, the 9Th inst at J
O'Clock, p NJ, from her late residence No. 10 Sullivan
st Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
for iutermept
Timothy w Reeve, in tae 33d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend her funeral Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
from her late residence o Wooster st. without further
invitation.
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IND BRANCHES.
$6,314,3i7 "a 81

There hos been great increase in the aggregate
Of these institutions withp the past year. but
1t has bsen pretty well distributed among the different
departments There has been increase in the line OF
discounts, OF S6s9sA SO in the'amount Of specie
hand, OF $lo4,S72 Is In circulation $46soO3 and in
deposits, $l6ob71 81 most Of the circulation Of this
bank and branches above the denomination of I've dol
lars there being only about twenty thousand dollars in
smaller notes About twsnty-three hundred thousand
dollars of the aggregate issues above the denomi
nation of tens
The fund reserved from the profits for contingencies
amounting to s267 SAT % the LIST January ls4s in
creased by the sum Of $774 AZ which remains of the
last half years profits after the dividend Of 81 per
amounts to $,s5laa 46, and Is above what Ia believed
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on of tn. concern on tho sl.t Of December ls47 was

dillon Of tbs on tho sst Of December le47 was
as annexed -
NEw YoRK AND HARLra RAIL Roam.
Cost of construction OF road from the City
Hall to the south side of Harlem River
From south .as OF Harlem river Bridge to
Willams'a bridge miles. E. per mile, 3S47o 90
From wiiiiams's bridge to White flains, 10
For portion Of road graded IN der 's former
coutrse and not used for the present line lSSa Oh
From White Plains to Croton Falls, the pre-
sent terminus ofthe road % miles, pr mile 260lO 10
Total expense Of constructing the road IN o o., >,
RsesOta rom Oh m hrs,,;b ASS 90
do from way passengers. 1890 los21f Va
Expenses for running and repairing the road for ls47
not given .l
Number of passengers through to Croton Falls since
june l. when it open for travel months AZ s7s
the whole number passengers transported the road
during the year, Was 1885 s9a.
Number Of engines IL train cars, "a city line
81; freigis cars, 80 baggage, 8; machine shop,
horses, 1864 men employed daily, about 300.
The entire length of road In operation about SO miles
about miles is double track and the whole road
by steam is laid with heavy rail from SD street. New
York to Croton Falls. In addition to which, the Com
pany constructing 20 miles of road from Croon Falls
through Putnam and Duchess counties Dover Plains
part of which graded and the whole Of which the
peny intend to complete and put In operation during the
present year.
Inc aggregate receipts given above only include the
amount received from passengers; the income from
freight amounting to $4,000, is not given in thcrsport
We regret the expenses for running and repairing the
road fer the past year not gven it would enable
to arrive at the net receipts the company and form
better idea of the profits of the road from Its traffic
Tho report of the Hudson River Railroad, made to
the Legislature of this State wing the receipts and
expenditures up to the als of Dacembsr ls presents
the annexed statement =
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Receipts-There has been received on liz
stslments called for on tbs original SUBJ
scrptions Of &c. 65 shares the off, 81 099 $40 90
or ths stock authorised to be issued by
the amended act of 20th March, lS47,
for the purpose of paying interest, there
has been subscribed and paid in full 200
shares, 500 each. ................ 10000 90
Amount received for interest deposits l4,l6l So
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CUhE YOUR CoUGHs-wIsTARs BALsAM OF
Wild Cherry, has cured obstinate aud dstse s,pg
cough sstsndsd with pain the .ds and bey which had
wha Canal which business had to quit Of be-
coming TOO weak aud un6t Discharge duty Captain
2, Bs.am End believe hs. relieved me
nsr, JOSEPH Il. BEAL scottsville, Virginia June 49,
1871. Buy none but Dr.: Wistars, with BUTTS oa the
wrarper For sale wholesale and retail, BY Msssrs
u sands oo Fulton street. William, and by the drug
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Married.

On Wednesday, tho 9th inst by the Rev. DR. QUA
bar, GEoRes +. CorcxLIN, to Miss CHARLOTTE A f,
laughter Of Frederick Liese, Esq, all Of this city
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Il NonfHERNER, Capt Thom. BNdd, will leeye
Piers. Nork River, on saturday me s'h in, o'clock.
sgrss BY the CLERK hoard Specie will be received estl
socots the day OF departure Pcs OF psss.Ge ~
ros frsiyh. or passage. apply 70 sPOFyoRD, TlLEsToN
h Co.. ~ South street,
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IIARPs THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform the Mus;ca Elite of the United States that

EECHEs. LEECHES, LEECHES-SwEDlSH
IL ard smyrna Leeches Of superior size snd Dual jut
ived aud for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers by Colby,
35l PesrI 81. corner II Frankfort.
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CLAFKES SACKS. VERY LOW-AT THIS AD.
~ vance season. find have few ready
made thiu ough, sha, Therefore, sel' them At lower
eelh 49, got The bss' cay prices are all We'll snownslso
hsat therefore wQucsted 70
ne. sad nxwSrk @. 8. CLAIRE, ils William street.
opposite the Washinston eeoseo,
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DARK THEATRE-MEssRs SANDS LgvT co g
Ameriesn Cucss-Lau Weeh Of the sesson-util Ano
w. mOsELf, tho celebsed English scenic fider Con.
mud snSc..s OF Six GERMAN Frst app. arstnce OF
TOM THUMB, the smallest pony in the world Every
Of IN grand bill Clowns Joe Pentand
- Lsthrop and Dan Gardner Dress irce AID Paqu.tte
SO cen,I Boxes IS cents Gallery, i2k Door en-
At 6x-perorfnanee to commence At l. For paiuct lars
bins N. IA grand performance Saturday after
uoo3 commencing ~ az o'clock
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{ AmsT,e% casss7LsH @.si q II. .es,on-Esli xss
GESM1S s' F iss'.s p s sse Coz Of
is .st;;' ssa. "Ja %
8 Boxes. Gallery e s ad brauo
at sh-peIior,nanee to commeneeM1 FIR psIucC lar,
commenc,na - az O'clock
ID FEBRUARY 10. ls,s-seneft Of NJ, bise-The p,ro,m,
ys "a ETs
pISs Ri " ss
Tis'i = i1se @
H. A;%y S n slS Ssssy ALE ),
eH o'clock. Pevfo nance 70 commence
CHaTHAM THEATRE.-sATURDAY EVENING
a. FEB lah BeasGt snd last appearance Ct Nj, and Nss
asS p.ss1a S.sassa: M xass
NJ. h
Btous hams Paddy vsusnaa NJ II. bert; TapoEse, Mis-.
e, - s cents to
ssG q d ply "a NJ NJ
Win 81 Ne t. ss:tSs:
Way; Sssssi NJ; %:issi f.S s.ss;
20 s asy a
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEArRE-sATURDAY
~ Eyessr Fen 2mThe sa,e to viii
sdSs pfni IA
Ess ms rSSE H. Gcah @
FF Pc Ais . NJ
oD
Boxes s: s g. Pv. fs aas Hppf as en
GfasA Of AZ
wall ays pea
fis:aa.. when b. Ss:n Considered q. sa..e.l and
try. and ha. been honOred BY the patronage
sna ssa 3
e es: dIsn ,"% aSs boxes % cents Box
NJ ECHANIcs, HALL: .7s gRoApDwAY. BETWEEN
p. beauty fashion York Open night during
7:
.siy sdmttsd to excel Every amusement Of similar ehaee
s. offered hi: city Ad%..On 2, cents ehIlSIs. ppdsI
On
soon
3 Fia'sDs. .is a: MIN; coIonss::N Manager: ~
hs
%ssa.'s sns tt
taes, Of the beautiful symaery in order produce
series Of splendid Tablesux Vysns Saturday Feb 70
lures Sor e. &C. Part a-TABLE AUX ViVANS and Poses
Piastque. by the Model Artist Part 3-Fayorite OF the
Sengo &c. Prces-Orcheatra Box so cents; Parquee, rs
cents; Boxes. lax cents.
A MEXICAN MUSEUM SPLENDID PERFORM.
"A ance: afternoon and eveninRIMrs Pslbys superb
Last supper" His Trial before ropu: Plate and also
size Of life may be al hour, day and evening
without charge. Beside there engeged-ast John
M.,ts; and Mis-: wyss!s aFsd and 10 G e.ns; clara
Misses Julien and Whtcck, dancers; Mr. Whitoek; Mr.
Posser; Madame ROCKWELL fortune teller &c Admission
the whole Reserved front shilling each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

BROADWAY CASINO, CORNER OF GRAND ST,
D4nd Broadway.-A CAkD.-M essrs Lynch and Kava
nsGh have the pleasure their friends and the pub
lie that they have assumed the of the above high
y popular place Of amusement and trust by puncu.ty aad
strict attention the business OF the establishment
il continuance Of the patronage literally extended
its late proprietor. N B. The Concerts will in future
commence at half past O'Clock precisely.
DKUNSWICKS STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
~ reprssentng the VENUS DE MEDlCIs and APOLLO
DE MEDCIS Open f.om A NJ 10 10 r M ut 300 Broad.
way stoppans baths Admttarce as Season
tt.k~ Meant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

TO LET IN WILLIAMsBURGH-The three story
brick house and in South Seventh seet, three
houses from Second street. Peck sp ferry, the
street rent S00 Also. the modern built story 'sttic
Sen house wh counter cellar isa South Third, between
seventh and Eighth The situation 10 pleasant and
his premises large, 50 bv 100 feet constituting garden
with grape arbor, :hrubbey, and fu trees rent S23e For
either apply on the premises of Thos j. Fcnwck so
Ferry street. N Y. Inn mediate possession be had Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

A LEXANDERs TRICOBAPHE-THE MOST sue
eesstul ha dye ever discovered for dyens The hair Ire
ton 20 Bfoadway A. o.: U. sand. Fulton and William
Thomas MAXWELL William st., or of Johnson Moore
end Taylor. 81 Msiden-Ispe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

CENTRE M tRKEr AG ArNsT ALL The WORLD
The subssrseu Isspectiully snsounes that they hays
the srae and latest sheep killed IN this couoy add
they beg leave invite tbs pnbc sod see the same be-
sheep was rsised W. s,hs,sr CaUatv v NJ
Keynoc' snd pronounced by good ia great Gu io.y
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