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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
June 24th '43.
NOTICE.

is hereby given to the creditors Of Jesse
Boran, that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the seventeenth
day of October being the second day of our
county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and show cause
if any they have, why fna discharge shall not
be granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
June s--3m Cecil county
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Every EHOdy's Store.

And every thing in i, usually kept IN retail
dry goods, grocery 4 general variety store
WIN. PELL,
has Just received from Baltimore and is now o.
peuing at his NEW AND CHEAP STORE east end
Of Elkiou rcneral asso rlment of
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FIRST BATE TT RNING LATHE for
sale. 1t will turn any timber eft long and IL
inches in diameter, aud Will be sold very cheap
Inquire at the Fan Shop in Elkton.
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MR.. CLAY.-Among the may ev licences the
public have had that the Sage Of Ashland dis
countenances any use ofhis mime to the detr-
ment Of his party or Of his country, we have
seen nothing from his pen more decisive or sat
isactory than the following:
"ASHLAND, September 10, ls4s.
"MY DEAR Sin: /" Ever since knew
of the Philadelphi Convention having decided
against my nomination asa candidate for the
Presidency, have written anyllettcrs, UNIFORM
ly and explicitly declaring that would not con
sent to any furthes use of my name in connection
with that Office, Nd that would not consent 10
accept a nomination il it were tended 10 me- To
no person. or association of persons, lave |, at
any time, given the least countenancc or encour
agaInent to use my nhrnc rs candidate for the
Office since the decision Of that Convention. I
shall deeply lament III haze ang friends rho ,cil
not conform to my ,yishes on The subject.
"With many thanks for your friendly feelings
and long attachment to me,
81 am your friend and obedient servant
"Col HAmrRAcK. Fl. CLAY"
The above ia an extract ola letter to Colonel
Ham,rack, Of Jefferson county, Va. who, IN IA
voring US with II, accompanies II with the follow
ing cheering account Of the good cause in his
region:
'You will be glad to learn that not n single
Wing in this quarter Of Virginia. plctends to 90
against Taylor. and that many Locus will vote
with US. know Of some dozen myself, in my
neighborhood, who intend to vote for the old
Chief Richmond Republican.
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Evil OF ST. soNe P, E;rr,cr. The Hon

Evil OF ST. soNe p E;ur,cr. The Hon.
Mr. Cabell, Of Florida, lately oblaned a
claim Of some, $Il0o TO- democratic con
s,iueat, and sen, him the sum rler his
frank The democra: upon rec'iving the
package, and seeing the tcats Of Mr.. Ca
bell, ,hon.h it was Wing document, and
wa. jns, on the point Of throwing it into hs
SIRE, whcn "tobel second thought promP
ted him to O sen: anh h. discovered 10 hst
yy the $500 tatbIh ware saved as i
konl oain,n:'
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Hatu Sheri.-The lahsrs attendant on
the election were unusually heavy on onr-
selves and our printers, and in consequence
we have OILY been able to issue Malt a
paper This week. There will be no com
plain, against us, however as our friends will
he satisfied we Were not idle
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RExlvIstEv.Es The editor OF the Union
is engaged in recour,ing the objections WA
se,l'hy The opponets Of Gen. Jackson to his
election hut we observe that he cateluIy
refrains from ennmcra,ng amongs, them
one objection made by the then editor o:
the Richmond Enquirer, viz thai, his ecc-
ton would I've curse 10 the country"
THIS FL onld have a prominent place III the
Catalogue ofhe ed.t"r, asst comes, from a
distinguished sou &c. It's true, The editor
Of the Enqui,er subsequently 'strned a,
rould and wheeled about, aud jumped
Jim Crow bgl his aha,heEa of Genera!
jackson sill sa#,'s on the rccorI. A n'aa
will sometimes wound himself in his Sind
nd furious alta, Ks o., ohcls. "a
:. Edh thTs. - ..
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RESIGNED. Hon Horace Mann has re-
signel the office he has so long filed, OF
Secretary of'he Board Of Education Of Mas
sachusseils. and the Board have elected in
his place Rev Barnabas Sears now OF the
Newton Theological Seminary, Or: Sears
is Bapts' ard Il man Of great scholar
ship, breadth Of views and energy of char
acier.
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Bargains, Bargains.

Great Reduction Of Prices
Tho subscriber would respectfully in form
the public that lie is now selling variety
Of Summer goods a, unusual lew prices, for
the purpose of reducing his stock.
Persons wishing 10 buy goods at unpre-
cedented low rates would do we'll 10 ca,
and examine my lot before purchasing else
where.
VIM. TORBERT
June oath '48.
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William Roth :" !. cA.ns.,y,
Francis Finch, SeptsRber % '48

IN CnanC0Ey,
Francis Finch, SeptsHber % '4s
Ordered that the sale mads sIa report
ed by John G. Groome, Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate in the above
cause mentioned, be ratified and con-
firmtd, unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown on OF before the 23rd
day of November next, provided a copy
Of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the. State Of Mary
land, once in each OF three successive
weeks before the cath day Of October
next. The report states the amount of
sales to be $1,000. t
True copy. Test.
.... LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 30-3t Reg. Cur. Can.
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Samuel Rowland and
John Carson

Samuel Rowland and
John Carson
a In Chancerv,
Jonathan McVey and !sept'r 23d lS48.
Sam'l Gay, Admins
traitor D B. NJ, of
Jef'n w. White decd
Ordered that the sale made and re-
ported by John c. Groome, Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate in the above
cause mentioned, be ratified and con-
frmed unless cause TO the contrary there
of be shewn, on or before the Esd day
OF November next, provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper
publ he'd in the State OF Maryland, once
in each of three successive weeks before
the Oath day Of October next.
the report States the amount Of sales
to be 1925. True copy. Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 3O-3t Reg. Cur. Can
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EDICKLES.--Smiih's American medal Pick
Il les. Just received s. for sale by
Aug 10 as, VIM. TORBERT.
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Wig Mass Meeting
At ElEtOn.

A Mass Meeting of the friends of Gen
Taylor will be heldin Elkton on FRIDAY,
the goth day of October, to which all
persons Of all parties in Cecil county,
and, the adjacent counties of Delaware
and Pennsylvania are respectfully irvi-
ted: The Wing electors of Maryland
Hon. JOHN M. S. CApsIN,
Jacob P. ROMAN, Esq
ANDREW G. EoE, Esq.
J MoRRTsoN HARRis. Esq.
3. CHAMBERS WIcXEs, Esq.
J. G. DERRIcKsoN, Esq.
will be present and address the meeting
Other distinguished speakers are also ex
pected to be present
Let the people come out in their
strength. Let all come who wish the
government restored to 1t primitive pu-
rity-who wis h bitterness Of party
spirit broken down, who would drive
peculatlon and corruption from the high
places OF the land, who would crush the
spirit of war--who are opposed to pro
scriptlon for opinions sake, and in favor
of the great interests Of the American
farmer and mechanic--let all the people
IN the region round about, turn out tc
do honor to The PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Gen. Taylor. SIR
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CECIL COUNTY-OGciA
FOR SHERIFF.
Hanes' maj.
ToR Cow MIsslosrns.

On COMMISSIONERS.
Dist Wing Loco
| u. H Benson 10 G. w Tyson 122
? B. F Siuster 124 @G.W Boulder Ill
3 " P Bennett 272 Thos Howard 226
A. a. Smith 1875 n Mearnes 2+5
5 IA. Barrett 245 X l. Thomas 1919
6 wv " Moore 327 X Brown $50
7 NC. B Cutler 255 D James, 2l9
Those marked (") are elected-5
wings and 9 locofocos ,.
DslnWars, n. Kat the primary election in
Delaware en- Tues'i,y last, the Wings carried
tue state by some zoo may.
Gaorsid The Whlst haze gained .n.nber
~ C9uc.re,, IA Georgia
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Died
On Tuesday morning, SARAH EMILY, daughter Of
Richard Fl. and Sarah Ann Teller, aged 10 months and
10 days.
Ths relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation, from 60
Fourth street. Thursday, at half past O'Clock.
At Brooklyn the 4th instant Mrs. BEARD, aged 81
years.
The friends of the family solicited to attend her
funeral from the residence Of Rogers SO York street,
Brooklyn, on wednesday afternoon, ut halfpsst
O'Clock.
On Monday morning, the Sd inst, JAMES CAMPBELL,
ESQ., aged So formerly Surrogate of tho city and county
of New York.
His friends and those of the family, and the Trustees
and Faculty of Columbia College respectfully invi
ted to attend his funeral from his late residence, No
500 Houston . street, on Wednesday, at halfpast
o'clock, p. NJ, without further invitation.
On Monday afternoon, Of lingering illness, HENRY
SHAMBuRG, aged ~ years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence 10 Walnut street without further in
vitation.
On the Sd instant JOHN BouLGER in the 10th year Of
his sge.
he friends OF this family and those Of his sons Daniel
Rouke, Dr. McCArey, and John Dean are invited to at
tend his funeral, on Wednesday, the 9th inst, at 4
O'clock M from his late residence, No. 1888 Fourth
street, without further notice.
On Tuesday morning, 4th inst, AUGUSTA e. JAMES,
wife Of William C. James, and daughter Of the late
Thomas Tripler, in the 25th year of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral this afternoon, from ner late resi-
dence 81 White street corner of Broadway az o'clock
Lost overheard the lst November, lS47 from whale
Of New York. Has friends In Philadelphia.
On the 26th March, at the residence of Capt A. Dor
gan, Mobile, DAVID MLNoR, aged 70 years, native Of
Portland, Me.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

MArANzAs, March -, ls4s.-since my last communi-
cation of the 18th inst there has been fair demand for
sugar and moasses but accommodating stock has given
buyers the advantage and matter Of course prices
shade lower. The following quotations are
founded actual sales:Molasses clayed and Musco-
vado, rails per kes of 81 gallons; white sugar 10y
rails per arrobe; brown do 5X yellow do, ga tx
and Muscovado, AZ rails arrobe. Import prices
White beans, 81 rs a aper quintsl; prime No
beef Sill Ia butter $40 "a per qt, sperm candles,
$42 AZ do do mould do. SIS l6; composition $2s
80; cheese So TO- GOLDFISH So 2rs 4rs per qtl; do,
scale, So -four $l4 Is per bbl hams, $40 IA per
ql; smoked herring, 4rs per box; hoops, $25 IS
per Nj empty hhds 81 4rs; lard sa u a.s white
ere No. g. 81 per tb; cut nails So 6rs per qtl;
sperm oil, 81 srs per gallon; whale do, srs 90
do onions per 100 bunchcs, SIS g. potatoes 81 4rs
per Dbl; pork and prime $l3 Is do dol clear do,
$40 10 per qtl Shocks 6rs per box sug.. hhds each
SO s4rs per qt spirits turpentine 4rsper gsllon
tar 50 "a irs per BARREL pitch 4.s per barrel
for sugar. and 81 SO per hid moasses 81 per cask of
ITO gallons Exchange at go days sight-London 0per
cent prem; New York and Boston per cent dis to par
- Corr Phiia Gazette and Am.
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WASHINGTON, April 3, 1913.

Congress To-day-Death Of Mr. Black.
The House to-day was signalized by very Pc
culiar debate on Mr. Cummin's resolutions for
France, with Mr.. Ashmun's amendment, bring
ing in the slavery question. of the many little
speeches of the day, that Of MIR. Giddings was
decidedly the most remarkable, and the most out
of place. Mr. Bayly, however, fought bravely
for the south. [See report
In the Senate, but little was done. Their prl-
soner still remains in custody. We shall have
him before the court to. morrow, on a habeas cor
pus, and the Senate will be required to show
cause, if we mistake not, for his detention.
Mr.. Black died tonight, after most severe
ii and II o'clock His family were with him.
His brother arrived to-day, Just in season for the
dying mans farewell
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Affairs In Washingtou.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1913.
Federal Affairs.


The prisoner held in the custody Of the Ser
geant.at-arms of the Senate, by order Of tina.
body, for the refusal on the part of said prisoner
to show cause why he should not be detained,
WILL tomorrow, try the question before Judge
Cranch, in another form, to wits the illegally Of
the suspension Of his personal liberty by order
of the Senate.
We shall refrain from discussing the general
merits of the case. We leave that to our cotem-
poraries of the prees, who have exhibited the
true spirit in this NATTER and to the prisoner, for
his exposition upon his release.
There are several Senators, notwithstanding,
whose conduct in this inquisitOrial inve stigaton
IS entitled TO especial commentator. Senator
Dickinson will bear US witness that the cores
pondents OF the Herald have rasped him now
and then with some roughness. Mr.. Foote
has also been freely commented upon through
the same channel respecting his pecularitles OF
elocutlOn before the Senate IL there are any
Senators who could be justified in an attempt at
the utmost ach of senatorial chastisement of
an offender against the dignity of the body, these
any such small retaliation as Is involved in the
examination of the reporter on trial On the
contrary, they have made the cause OF the re-
pecialy devoted himself to the great principle Of
the invio liability of personal liberty except under
the sanctions Of law.
The subject will be fully disclosed In due sea-
son, for, as we understand it, there Is no oath,
and no law binding the prisoner to keep secret
the curioslties OF his secret examination.
We are told that injustice has been done to
General Cass, IN the matter of the treaty inves-
tigation; but there is wheel within wheel in
this matter. We have positive assurances OF his
being an advocate of the liberty of the citizen
except when he is amenabe to the laws. If SO
(and nous Ve,rons). he is right, for the identical
principles which turned Louis Philippe out Of
France and made bonfire of his throne, are the
principles involved in the detention in custody
of the correspondent of the Herald, who de-
clnes to be chOked into a dishonorable confess
sion. w.
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WASHINGTON, April 8, 1913.

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1913.
Meeting of Members Of the Press-Major Noah,
.4mos Kendall, T.. Brooks, and a host Of Others
-Momentary Disagreeabiensss-Ihe Finale.
la accordance with previous notice, meeting
of persons connected with the press was held
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. There was
large attendance OF auditors, of all classes and
conditions. At eight o'clock.
Mr.. w. T.. Robinson nominated his honor,
w. w. Seaton, Mayor of the city, to preside as
Chairman; and the question being put, was car
ried by acclammation.
On motion OF DR.. James A. Houston, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were designated as
Vice Presidents, viz, Isaac Hill, Amos Kendall
John p. Heirs, G.. Baily, Jr., M. M. Moan, J.
Bigelow, w. Thompson, N. Sargent, John l.
Towers, E. Brooks, q. Eames, and ); gideon;
Secretaries.-J. +. Howe, D. Gord9n, = NJ, "
Harvery, l.. A. Gobright, " r To"oh' ""~ w.
T.. Robinson. ;.
the folIowipp named gentlemen were appoint
ed committee to draft resolutions LOT ine con
sideration of the meeing:-Msssrs lanes ~ ncuSso1'
y KipQmar, II. NJ. ffevosf, Ihomas r"na"' anu " d.
Waltz when they retired, ,,,,> -.
EEL ss.ror LOT the National Infethfeneef) roee ana
sid that h, hsppy to irssern.s WIN % Of
oosipe stick the frisket pen, or scissors Mr.. oaiee
Win whom he IL associated would have been present
his health had permitted him Differing a. they dio
with some of their citizens, points involved In
bs great movement he trusted that he would Be per-
mtted hope all would be able to agree some at and
proper expression Of opinion. (Applause9
MIR. JAMES A. HousroN, from this Committee report
ed series Of resolutions copgraulating France on ne
recent events and In lsudston Of the power OF inc
pseA. They received With 'hunders OF spp'sass,
assol1sd, That W rssssd With deep yspssAy the
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The subjoned Ia the sixteen million loan act whion
was approved on the LIT ult.
SIXTEEN MILLION LOAN Acr.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Oh REPRE-
sentves of the United states OF America In Congress
assembled That tho President of the United states be-
and he s hereby authorised At any time within one year
from the passage of this aot to borrow on the credit Oh
the United States not exceeding sixteen millions
of dollars OF 80 much thereof In his opinion the ex
goncies of the govern ht require, at rate oil IN
terest not exceeding per oentum per snoum payable
quarterly or semi annually, which loan shall be made
rembursable ut any time after twenty years from the
fret day Of July next the passage Of this act and
said money, borrowed, shall on being frat duly sp
propraed therefor be applied in addition the money
in the treasury, or which may be received therein
from other sources 10 defray any Of the public expenses
which may have been heretofore, or may be hereafter
authorised by law and ths stock Issued upon such loans
ball no tyansersbs upon thu books Of the Treasury,
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Stock EXCHANGE.


,ad a,1os AP 81 60 :ryieaS o rssS a
s5H 5000 do e. d. s3 100 do e. do s3h 500 do g; do
ters Bank. 10 do Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Co. 37X-
edo sx; 10 do x 10 do s7A do sA; % do Union Man
United State; g q 1857 closed bid osA asked Tres
bid Bslnmore g: Of 1890 at ~ BID ~ asked; Baltimore
Eh'o EsoaG snare, 1a i
1909 do lcH .h: SoT IA Am St lis ss s
20 Union nal i2 1872 do b. $4,000 Sch Nav 6 Ss IS
1871 81 State s.. 1000 Reading boads SIX afcr.2 IS
600 do s3A 500 Lehish g., 81 2oO STATE geo Sch
49, So $500 IS 7 lo3 1000 Sch Nav IS SO .5wn, 4 Is
Morris Canal II: Second Board-no sde. After sales.
$500 Treas Notes lol 100 State 5s73 u.s. 800 do
5000 Sch Nav @ 45k 1000 do 49, 1000 Reading RR, ss
400 County 81 go. 70.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Vusbu~y, hPTH To - M
Stocks declined little this morning Treasury Notes
fell OF y; Harlem TX; Long Island q, 80. AT the
Second Board, Norwich and Worcester, and Harlem
improved, while Treasury Notes declined T.
There was change in foreign exchange; moderate
business was done for the steamer.
It now appears certain that the two mill tax has been
adopted by the people of Illinois Annexed are the
official returns from all the counties but fifteen,
celved at tho seoretary oce they show the follow
ing result
For the two mill tax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 37,74s
Against ........s.. H,|o2
The remaining counties will increase tho majority.
This tax will place the credit of the State at par
The extent Of the commerce Of the port of New York
in the month Of March, to be seen In the annexed
Statement
CnMMrRcE oE The PoRr New YORK, MARCH, 1878.
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Married,
In this city, on the Sd instant, by the Rev Mr.. Chas.
g Sommers Mr.. LUTHER SAVAGE, Of Albany, to Miss
MARY T.. BEEBE, of Hartford, Conn.
At Tsrrytown Westohester county, on the 4th inst,
by the Rev. Wilson, EDWARD CoBB, Captain Of the
brig Siddons, to ANN AUGUSTA BENEDICT daughter Of
the late General Benedict.
Last evening, by the Rev Mr.. Craigh, Mr. NEHEMIAH
C. NAFIs, of the firms Of Nsfs Cornish, New York,
and Na6s Cornish Co.. st. Louis publishers and book
sellers of Wiiamsburgh, L. l., to Miss MARY L. HorT,
of this city, daughter of the late Augustus Hoyt OF
Orange county.
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A FTEkNOON LINE, DAILY-FOR NEWBURDH
"A aud Fshki!l landirg at Van Cortards (tesk,kl0
West FONT, old Spring aud CornwelI The new Gamer
THOMAS POWELL. Captain Samuel Johnson, will leave
the per foot Warren street for the bove places every
April 9Th Reusnina will Newburg moinng at N
O'clock BAH baggage and feight Of every description
risk OF the owners thereof unless entered the BOOKS OF
the bpat. r
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MEDICAL CARD-DR. MORRISON, 2otk FULTON
lvl devotes the OF pvas
diseases Recent cases Particularly Gorohes, he cures
few days. Constitutional debility from secret habit 10
ducng nocturnal emissions and mpotency radically eureo
by him sfcturcs he cures without pair, see " " "
plQma viii. ths ngpAtrrss OF Sir Assy Cooper or ~ Az
xaATaasesi, " ~ti, b g. s., 90 +
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nANIEL BOwLY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
~ Tor 81 law has Ne isthe once Of David
Graham, Esqts Nos 10 sss " NASSAU Street, Law nuiId
ug
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NOTICE--ON AND AgTER sATuRpAY, FEB
lynsly psp, ne ussmbost sTATEN l5LAHpnh VI
WI ss:. ~ I. Y: 4,n.Hi.L. d. w. E' '''
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS..
New ORLEANs March 29.Cotton--SAles Of $500
bales middling at 81 to So Sugar-Sales are
small and the of the crops unfavorable No
improvement in the price of Western Exchanges
--Transsctio ms are limited.
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ITO SHIP OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS
i Port Wardens Office, No lol wall street.-The Fort
For each board Of vessel matches or cargo
81 SO For each damaged goods on the whar or IN
81 So For each vessel deemed unh t.
proceed to g So Office open from o'clocE TO-
CLARK
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INTERCHANGEABLE AZ BRoASWA tY, BET S',IsE;N
DURING THE WEEK. Unpsrallelsd .ucce.s Twenty
seventh week Of the Original CHR!STY'S MlNSTRELS,
direction Of f. r. CHkISTY, whose aimitable and original
nightly honorsd with crowded and high
by amusement in this city Admission
doors open T. Concert at o'clock For
the Accommodation Of families AFTERNOON CON
CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open at ,; commence
Hor
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BROADWAY ODEON,-ENTRANCE THROUGH
~ PinterH's Cafe des Mile G9lopnss.Manag:r T. q
snd Pgmaon Stauary by Of ladies and gen.
emen with s,daperies Sew eduesday, april
Programme Part l-Dance the Green; The Amazonian
OATH Vulcan forging the Bolts Of Joye Amszonian IIumph
Morn star sc. Part s-Vrgnius aud Virginia; Anthony
snd Cle0pe &C. Tabeau Of the French Republic
Orchestra box cents Parqucte IS Cents Boxes lax
Performance o'clock.
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EONCERT ROOM, NO. $50 BROADWAY, ONE
- door above the Broadway Theatre Wednesday evsing
Aprl5, lS!s Open night The Congo Minsrels hav
ing been literally patronzed by the ladies and gentlemen Of
The city Of York and its vicinity since their
week where ali taoss who Would wish to- enioy hearty
laugh should call and their humorous Glees Songs
Choruses, Buresques Dances &c. N B-The Manager
speculy that he making active preparations to
produce on magnificent scale, during the following week
IN the War Of Mexico along with other Due
notice will be given.
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WI be conhdentialy consulted on private dis
cases. elects Mercurs Ulcers Constitutional De
bty &C. His improved method OF curing Gonorrhoe. in
days will be found in Liable DR. M paregun physi-
cen and hiss been engaged for IS treating these ase
Charges moderate Office So Gold street Letters en-
closing fee ate ded to. aud mediciues forwarded