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Marine Affairs,

srxAxxA HsEaNiA AND THE Baio BAaBARA-It vii,
be remembered that the survivors Of the British brig
Barbara, wrecked Newfoundland reported that Capt
shannon Of the Hiberna refused to render them any
asssnos water &c Captain g. reported his arrival
at Liverpool Spoke March p lat 49, Lon S. Barbara
and for Halifax, short Of water and owing to heavy
"a, was unable to supply her"
su, ' BUILDING ON THE LAKES The Milvaukis Sem
tineI the following account Of the vessels now in
presrsss 1T that psce:-At the ship yard Of Merrill
OF feet hold With two centre boards main kelson 40
irchea souare with two bge nelson's Is inches
bottled to the mat1 ksson' and strenssh:ntd xitn 70
wide and inches thiok and firmly bolfed together,
heavily tnbered anS we'll fastened throughout and Is
TO he huehed and lauuched full rgged and ready for
sea. about III. middle Of April Also schooner Of
about one hundred and df.eep tons. 81 feet keel 20
feet beam and TX fest hold to be finished and launohed
full rieged and ready sea, about the 5th of April
go men employ In the building OF these two vessels
the shp yard of Capt Barber near the mouth OF the
river schooner OF about 100 TONS 20 feet
keel 30 feet BEAM and TX feet hold to be finished and
launched about the sth Of April Also, q schooner Of
hold to be finished and launched about the Sth Of
April Captain Barber empioys at his yard forty men
S s6c s
hoid-main keson ~ inches with bilse nelson's by n
inohes and strengthened with reversed arches on the
thick-heavly timbsred and well fastened throughout,
20 be nshed and launched and ready for the latter
sbout twenty men. Bys A. Hubbeii, a three masted
schooner, Perkins Hubbel, Of about $50 tons ia
feet and for 20 % about
middle of April employed in building thirty five men.
The schooner Miohssl Dousman ia also on the stocks,
ND being heightened 10 feet, which will make her
W. eel Of about 200 tons She is to be launched on
satin day April lst at O'Clock, P. "a.
NOW on tie SOCKS and to be launched, YES
sells the tonnage Of which, In the aggregate amounts
to 1875 TOMS eli Of which belongs to mi. port except
the several shin yards. las men.
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On Saturday, April 8. MARY JANE, wife Of Marquis
LAyAvErrE sHAaEEY, jr:. aged 90 years.
inston Chapter. No >, o u. A., and Covenant Lodge,
No. IS. o. of o. F., invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her father Nathaniel aedS No
2. M Her rem aims will be taken to the Greenwood
On the 9th instant, of congestion of the brain WIN
HEnRr, only child Of Thomas c. and Eliza T. Burns,
aged year and months.
The friends Of II. eu and also the members Of tho
Qussted to attend his funeral this Monday Afternoon
q O'Clock from No 80 Charlton street, without fur
ther invitation Kingston and Rochester papers please
On Saturday, the ssh inst, DUNCAN McEwrro.
fully invited to attend his funsrs from bis late
denes, No. l57 West ST. this afternoon ct o'clock
His RENAME will be taxed to Greenwood Cemetery.
the nth year his ago. the last So years respected
inhabitsnt Of the 7th ward, and native Of Kings
Th: snds nsyss a. the family ar.
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence, l07 Monroe street
AMrDKx PEsrAux professor Of the French language In
thu s9h year Of his age His funeral will take place from
on Tuesday i ith inst u It 5 O'CLOCK, I'm. '
His friends and former pupils are respectfully invited
to attend. His remains win be renewed to Greenwood
French papers please copy.
On Sunday the 9th instant, MARY ANN LONG, eyed IS
Her relations and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this day, at o'clock from ago Wash
ington street.
On Sunday, the 9th inst, after short illness. Mr..
GEoaoE SMITH, native Of Birmingham, England, in
the 62d YER Of his sgs
The relatives and friends Of the familyars respectful
" invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, ct
O'Clock from the corner Of Greenwich and North Moore
streets.
Epgish papers please copy.
On Sunday morning. the 9th instant ROBERT L.
WILLIAM. son Of A. and Romila Dster, aged 10
months and 70 days. The funeral will take place at
Robert A. Williams o5lwest Thirteenth street. on Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
The friends Of the family also the members of Gulick
Hose Co.. No. IL and the Columbian Tent No "a, |. o.
Of the members Of Mount Elm Enoampment, Z. o.
Of ]. r., are respectfully invited to attend.
My child, where art thou slesping!
Not on thy mothers breast
No watch her eye Is keeping
Upon thy dreamlsss rest.
am weary, love, with weeping;
And to such 10 promised rest;
And thou shalt soon be sleeping
Upon thy fathers breast.
shall never moro behold thee,
My cold my frozen blossom;
But in death hope to fold thee
Like dove upon my bosom.
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comparison Of prices current ct tho close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling At the close Of the
previous week. exhibits an improvement in Tressury
notes of per cent Ohio 6's Nj Pennsylvania SIS y;
aud decline in Reading Railroad Of per cent; Nor
wioh and Worcester u; Harlem ii Long Island 4;
Farmers Loan, III Canton Co. III and Morris Canal r.
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THEATRICAL AFFAIRS are going on smoothly enough IN
this CITY, though chsDges and chances befa them a.
we'll o. any other branch Of business amusement
italian OPERA HoUsE.-The beautiful opera>of 'Il
Giuramento," the music by MercAdante 10 the attrae
tive feature Of this evening and with cast embracing
Signorbi and Bensdett there be very
little doubt but that the attendance this evening will
consist Of brilliant array Of tho fashion and beauty Of
this city The scenery Is rich and gorgeous, ana the
costumes are beautiful.
THE BowERY THEATRE il closed for the present, in
order that tho house may be refurnshed, clsansed,
painted SO preparatory to the summer campaign. It
will reopen some time in the of the present week
and understand that both before and behind the
tain, many improvements have been made; faces,
and fsvorite too. will be the Bowery STAGE
the legitimate drama, meo. drama spectacle farce. &c.,
Will all be given In frat rate style The Bowsry before
and always has enjoyed full patronage. With them,
therefore, 1t will be bstter than ever.
CHATHAM THEAr RE.-At this house every thing goes
we'll under Chanffau's management. During last week.
the various performances attended by crowds We
think tho house IL destined to create quite revolution
among the theatres Though not large some It Il
fled every evening by highly respectable class Of peo
PIE; everything the stage is done carefully and WELL
and altogether It Is such pleasant place Of that
the beautiful opsra Of the "Child Of the Regment Viii
be With q. the original music the :soe q the
Of the Wst.rs Chanfrsu viii appssr - the immortal
"Mose'' sometime this week.
CHRnrYs MIrsrRELs still pursue the even tenor Of
their way, and sing joke and Dance melodiousy
ever The great merit Of the performers is evident om
the vast amount Of patronage they have received and
are still recsivng from our citisens They have OBJ
tsinsd 1t strictly in accordance with the aphorism:
PalRom qtw msruit ferat
SABLE BaorHrss...This is another band Of amusing
darkies Their singing ground Is Convention Hail. in
Wooster street near Bleeoksr, and they make the Hall
Iesound again with their fine singing and the applause
1t obtains. They are well worthy of q whit.
The MELoDEoN "A pleasant concert room, lately
opened at No. s. Bowery, 10 we'll conducted gentsel
sstsbliahnsnt and quite addition to the places Of
amusement In the city.
BRoApwAY OoRoN.-Mr Greedy IL managing this
house acceptaby that hs has large audiences every
evening, to see bis various exhibitions.
Madame Anna Bishop was giving concerts ct Vicks-
bug Miss, Ut last accounts frcm that city
Msssrs Reeve. and Brough gave two concerts in the
Concert Hall, Columbus Ga, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, 4th and 5th inst.
The Apollonesps have returned to Utica where they
propose n give musical entertainments.
The Aneghanians were ct Memphis, Tenn, on the
Sotf nit.
TeiV Thumb was ct st Louis on the s0th ult.
The Stsyermarkisohe band were to give concert ct
Mobile on the slst March.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF THE OUKTH. SIXTH AND

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE OUKTH. SIXTH AND
Fourteenth Words, composing the Second Judicial Dis
or h OF the msny Trends who have inter-
sstant Justice Of The District less than in vudcaon OF
Il: for to 49,
candidate for the Office occurred that in doing
nigh; interfere IN Y,h friend: in the District Tbs.
Esq as ONE with whom hrd bssS
him he
sna o M cs to f H r NOT a' op the s
sTsd him % a. SnS " was able S% mt;
lake two or three day, to consider upon t. At the end
of that mf saw him HIS opinion @
ees lie gave many reason. for HIS refusal to be- candy
candidate under .uch he would be acting
good faith t. the Electors Then the first time, informed
friends the District Pie rsjOiced hear iwas
ceednay thankful for what he pleased consider
land deered ready do every thing his power
aid ms" All this took place weeks ago. Last Thurs
Mr. O'Connor candidate; that be determined to
run aS mat me- aud that he q HI: friends had been tor
to withdraw which subsequent reflection confined
The heat and tumults Of Intestine struggle in the democa
Uttered, REGARDED fit introduction to any judicial
,ion; and if they did consider the office of Asss
Desirable would be for its sake upon
friend; in the distinct who eqg lily the friends Of
him and myself These views have, since Thursday freely
expressed to all especially to my friend. in the nominating
dIswa the many friends Who sir support
very sincere acknowledgement. They will am sure
cosnizs the propriey Of my course know they will fe
have poorly compensated hsvns embarrassed
divided them for having forfeited their .pd
SEkLY. New York, April 8. 1848.
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MARKE IS ELsEWHCRE.

BosroN, April 8-Erchdnge Board-5 shares Boston and
ocsster Railroad l6k IS WesernRairoad. 1874; do
d. l03x ii Easteru Railrosd 1o Atlas Banks sc; Bos-
and Maine Railroad, 1l8X; Is Norwich and Worcester
R:so.d 80 Rs,Sils ssil s ~ n DO SS
TX; do Co. l7x; II no East Boston Company Is 1915
$1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 80, 3eX.
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.. NAyAI.-United States steam frgate Prince
ton Com Epele was at Messins, 18th February last
from Palermo and would return TO P. in few days.
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Married,
On Sunday 9th inst, at st. Josephs Church. by the
Rev MIR Quinn, Mr.. JOHN McCoRMIcx, to Miss CA.
rHARINE CARoLAN both Of this city.
On the 4th February last by thd Rev Mr. vinsed, Of
Duane street church, Mr. Amos BRoADRx, formerly Of
Paterson NJ j. to Miss HErRErrA G. HALL, ofthis city
Paterson papers plsass copy. -. 4,
At Elvsrtsn, Nd on she tth instant, by the Rev.
Henry Smith, EDWARD RossETKR. Of this city, and
MARY M. HANSON, Of the former place.
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CO 600 LBS. CITY AND COUNTRY HAMS,
OVSOOO rs. 900 lbs Shoulder 600 lbs. smoked
Beef 50 bis Gsbed Heritage: IS bb: Mscksre 200 bbs
Mess and Prime PORK 20 bbs Mess and prime Beef $50 bb
and 10 tubs Leaf Lard boxes Scale Herring 40 packages
Butter $50 boxes Mild Cheese 100 bbs Dire Appes ssp
Candles. Lamp OIL N. O.. Pty and Refined sugsn. Mo-
asses in bills and hhds Teas Tobaceo Rice Coffee Spices
Rssa, &c, &C. for sale at the lowest cash prices by
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WINDOW sHADEs-wINDOw sHADEs-MANU.
W featured and sold in every variety Of STYLE pattern
.nd Of best mstera' that will curl adhere any eli
mate by Kelly Rker exclusive window shade msnufsctu
and desle. At No. l9l Chatham New York
and aths venting shades or materials for making
ment the Uuted States above Call aud satisfy
selves. NJ -2o,oeo psin Wsnrsd. 80 good
Isrds~ars nsisssr.-.prlv ~ above
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ITO BOOT MAKERs-LANDING FROM THE HA-
PACKET Splendid small consignment Of .Nnpe Paris
Boots and Shoes OF the latest fashon sms ladvsnce from
the coat Orders rscsysd for sccogot Of The makers at 10
Wall street LIVINGSTON, WELLS 4 CO.. N.
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MEDICAL CARD-DR. RICHARDSON, LATE
ivA Consulting Physician to the New York College Of Me
d,cIne and Pharmacy, has removed bis consulting
his private resderee, ios Hammersey street, betw
Hudson and Greenwich Dr. H. intends ne his
Their with Salt Rheum seroiua and diseases depending
state Of the blood His of eetnR genital de-
bIy unknown to physicians this ethyl will be found
csssul IN every unless where mpo'ency exists Pa
cine: and ADVICE forwarded to them by stating their
expc,lv and enclosing fee, addressed Rchsrdson
oj Hammenley street, New York. Office hours from AN
to PM and from 10 10 Pm.
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Sporting lnteliigen CO,

CENrRKvILLE CouRsE, L. The pacing contest be-
tween Roanoke and Village Boy, takes place this after
after which purse will be trotted for by four
Arst rate horses So much attraction WILL undoubtedly,
call out great number Of spectators.
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DR. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET. BETWEEN

DR COOPER, II DUANE STREET. BETWEEN
enjoyed the most extensive peoe in private Diseases
medical man New York He the aggravated
Sicture-br Cooper has discovered method by which
he the form Of structure from
weeks with scarcely any pain 70 the patient Constitutional
debility brought on By secret habit INDUCED in by young
wseSns Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion ofhs
intellect, and society warranted every
csss op 10 10 ussd I
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II EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.-LA.
dies and Gentlemen having superfuous effects dispose
Of such wesrsg APPAREL furniture, &c, obtain fair
cash price Tor the sending for the subscber through
the post Office otherwise. who will attend their
dences J.LEVENsTYN, les Broadway, up Stairs. Ladiss
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CAP MANUFACTORY-P. c. WILLMARTH Re-
~ specially his old friends ard that
to the New 70 Hat Company NO Bowery The well
known to the trade and the public ayJ that he Is the
will be guaranty that every article in his line issu
ing from the above will amply q.tan the rspu
trguisned his oh he has acquired by
Of unremtted application this particular ns Of
From long experience and great facilties he feels conf
dent IN assuring the public that he able furnish batter
article alta lower price than other establishment this
r,ty
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diamond Pointed Gold Pens, 81 - only,
silver ess Gass 10 SsIes j. GMEaTON CO III
cedar street. up stats have recently made great improve
ments IN their Pans and Cases and are now selling the most
Gold and Cases at 81 and upwards They sel
snrcror Pens prices than others are asking Tor then
Gold fens And cases repaired OF exchanged
old Psna--Oiamond ROlBtcd-Grcat Re-
,-lfyou the best and cheapest pen to be found,
de The aC. are ran, to ,s.1 1S nye
wears and " wonderful Of this age none
Amongst all economical than this pen D. r. Watson, a
more a.sfal Savage % Fulton street haze the
.senss1. sale Of tn " the gross hosur
q easlr.iy ncw,-rhc
se. Of The 70 are Gs. 'iIss %
stairs so constructed that the p ano na ieseIvom
for INK carrying enough to write whole pas hs
per ADDITION and other adyaatagesM o. all and
must supe,ssse altogether tas yens nov sols
BEERS Il CLARK, tup stairs % John st'eet'
whoever wants Five Dollar Hat for -
whoever tw dollar 6n. cloth sp for 8 % Rs
Opera Hat OF tho latest Pe sy'e whoe.
nmbr,,a both cheap AID .;n, whGrys mb wsp
wpoever wants round Hst,a hapesu, =. Mi itay Zap
Travelling C,p az o'.mrT's Hst Y.nths Hat sdy ""'
The most extraordinary curative known is
NJ Ch, ares GaIvanic Belt Dyspepsia Of standing is
afie d,.sa,sd two days hh'umat,sm TIC docicux hts
um sis rasa' bower Of Gayaus applied pcdssly yet
80 aud out any ahoek py the oavanic pe.
For ,sstnony Gc ~hfeh BIS sr yes"s
tths only agency in New York, isa brosa~T.
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Il Ready will be supplied with Charter tickets AZ the Com
N itse Room on Monday evening. rETEk b. yANHOU
TEN chairman OF the Nominating Committee. RICHARD
DRAKE. Secretary
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THIRD WARD REGULAR wHIG NQMINA.
i tions.'-As meeting held at National Hotel.
Saturday evening the 9Th by friends Of Thomss
Mcknight, the present Assistant Alderman and the wing
called to the chair and Col Florence Mshouv
Secretary. Oa motion, committee Of three appointed
TO persons to be BY the wing cleo
Of the third ward at the ensuing the
man-Ihomas Mcknight For Assistans Aldeman--Jcseph
r. Bell For Aue,sors-1hos o. Bartne, Stephen Burk-
halter For Constables-Cornelius Allison James F. Hop
pss For inspectors Of Esstlon-s, di',ic Lewis Tsale
Alexis Smith I'd Do Levi Folsom, Chas Graves I'D do,
Isaac II. GrAaE Hugh Martin For School Commis
Justas keoheld For lnspector-samuel r. Childs For
ton. were offered and unanimously adopted :-Re.olved
from satisfactory which he has the
duties Of Assistant Alderman for the last year. justly
tied to the nomination Of Alderman be supported by the
wing electors Of the Third Ward the ensuing election
Resolved That in Joseph Bell candidate for Asss-
ward and eminent qualified to d,ehss the duties Of thar
,tables, and the other officers named the ticket
long known end wings and all well fitted for the
FLINT. Chairman H. aRsrcE MAHory Secretary.
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CtAE ,ssTas1.gf Tss H A.. ga a.
- 5 ~ q f. sa
invited Ticket. be obiusd Of VIM n. London agent
Of the Tbuas ON and s.o Of the members Of the Execs
tive Commtes-t hilip w Enss Chairman Of Committee Of
AIsrae@svS iona + nG%ss: sssrs;sry E.ssuiys Com.
son, A. w. Bradford. NJ B. Blunt, James Kelly, s. Ward
r. G. Hance, Benjsmin Drake, William Tyson. N. G. Brad
Tor
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CIXTH WARD, AROUsE--REGULAR NOMINA-
= t.on:IFOr Aldss%1r ThoWAs ,G,LMARTIN; for A..
Gsaghty, Thema, Thomson for Con.tabls, Otto Sack
Frederick Xcl.es Ths%a; Blake: q do JO;sph pr
Periin for Commissioner Of Common schools. DE- A. f.
Xachs; for Isspector Of Common Schools Dr. Daniel
McG!oin CHARLES DEL VECCHlO, President: shi.
y 1sS Parker, Mgray EdwaId hSsss vies rIs:idep
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CENTREVILLE COURsE.-PACING- MONDAY,
- April 10Th at ~ o'clock, Pure S5o-mile heats
Boy; J. Woodru eniers 70. &. Roenake. TROTTlNG-lm-
me diatey siterPuss S5ome heas-bsst three In FIVE in
harness. 81 Reed erter br g. Telegraph; William Martin
enters Medoc; j. 4. Nodne enters Yours AmeIeu.;
Il
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III street. devote his entire time 70 the treatment ofprya.s
few days Csnstitutonal debility from secret habit. ia
ducng NOCTURNAL emissions and mpotency rdicaly cured
by him Structures he cures without pam Fec Dr. ~ d.
poma with the signatures Of r Ashley Cooper Sir A. Car
lise &C., in his Office, 2o4k Fulton street perfect
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CAST OFF JEWELRY, FIRE ARMs,Sc
Owaned-Gsrt smsn families having Wearing Ap rel,
or effects generally which they desire to
into cash. will Obtain fair price for the by sending for
the subscriber who will attend them their residences by
appointment line, through the post office other
wise. will receive prompt attention. II LEVETT, Ofhce
No. . w all street corner of broadway.
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ERIENDS OF REPUBLlCANIZING IRELAND
We meet to night Mopday) at the Shakspeare Hotel.
70 respond to the Come might
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EOWEaY THEATRE-RE OPkNING POSTPONED
- tll Wednesday evening nes-in consequence OF the
cot Of the alteration and
Is found Impossible complete them before the above
tine large suxy body OF artists psinte nphosteier.
and decorators, have been engaged and the will
lively reopen Wednesday Evening next wi vauety Of
most attractive entertainments Of which full u
ned In w ed
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TN PRlZE-NO 637l-JOHN T. MCLAUGHLIN AND
the United States One Box Of SpecieUnited States
District Court for the District Of Feb
On molten Of C. T. Stew Prize Agent and on
tn the Court that the rrize list has been furnished him Of the
Jig to the court that there be other claiming
accruug that other persons claiming capos
h.sn do file their claims such they have in the Office Of
the CLERK Of this Court within l9o ninety days from the date
hereof And further ordered that this motion be published
in the New Orleans Payune. Washington Union and New
ninsy days. BY order of the Court N. X. JENNINGS.
CLERK :
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iimpafitiss u the naIr.rhaisn's tteif IN.
sixpstoy ae ,ovest al nparssI Of the barr and
.stien upon Which he sowh snd beauty Of that crownus
among the fixed facts the records Of experimental sci
he proofs always open inspection at PHA-
ON5 6l broadway and the article be procured either
there, any respectable Qfug store
n1oorheads Graduated m.gnetic Machines,
sometimes called Electro Magnetic Msehnes for medical
These the simplst most effective. and
eompanied by the manual with full and clear directions
them the preferences indeed they unapproached Sole
manufacturer, d Z. MOORHEAD ls2 Broadway Price
Si2, complete and warranted.
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK-AN APPEEHENSION
IA Of poverty and the Of large family OF ch
dren cousderte people rom enter ~ the rar
ed state but here Is abook that will you sni'.
which may overcome these objections Tn attior
allowed to state more the character OF the work,
but h. will se universally appros ed among mgrd
people For sale b, oh stores AID BY the author
Ana sueet i'N fN TO f
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT CAN BE OBJ
u tanned from the Nina Boar Lamp which manu-
lscturst solely by FNDICOTT &IsUMNER, N6 Elm
Canal street. Price 81 50 per pair,
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CHATHAM TFEATBE--MONDl EVENING.
~ AG', "'h , VII be gs,sst.a he dreme snsd tbs
dIeas Mr.. Vary; Msessins; sn ! 2 Bos,h Alter
With the srIkIT OF The .WHTEes, or the FIRE
FlENU-Sn HuldebIand. Mr.. Held; Master Lspwg Frog
Winani; Onda. Mrs % Boot Ondne Mrs GJonea Dam.
Msguerta. Wrny Lotto Miss DeIornne Doors open Mt J
cests; Pit 12k. ...r...... ....... rt.s
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TNTEMPER kNCE HABITS ARE EASILY, sPEEDl.
~ aud perm ancctly cured by The Of DIX. COOKS
remedy few days use Of the Medicine sodaces an al
fcration in the condition OF the omaeh. that liquor BE-
offensive TO the sight smell tste and my pc sd
nisteed without the knowledge Of tn parties, d,srs6e
For sale bv the Doctor, at ls Fulton sirses and by Dr.
WHITE. 80 Hnnxtnp strert. frIce 81
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nR B0sTwICK n AS REMOVED ToM CHAMBERS
street. nearly ppots until ths first Of May sfcr winch
ms once viii DO opened permanently u5o2 Broadway.