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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-06
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Indian Vegetable PllIS'

Wrlghl,s Indian Vegetable PillS.
Henry Mssser. sunbury.
e. 4 ]. Kaufman, Augusta township.
John H. Vino mt, Chillisqusque.
Kase & Be'gsiresser, Eyrburs.
Samuel Herb, Little Mahonjy,
William Deepen. Jackson.
Ireland and Haynes. McEwensville.
WilIiam Heincn & Brother, Milton.
Forsythe, Wilson 4 Co., Northumberland
James Reed. Pot,sarove.
G. w. Scott. Rashville.
w. & X Fegely. Shsmokintown.
Rhodes Il Fsrow Snyderstown.
Amos T. Briseli, Turbutsvilie.
Bonneville 4olshue, Upper Mahonoy.
J.hn G. Renn. do do.
E. l.. Piper, Watson,own.
Wholesale, ;, the Office ard general depot, 1863
Race st., Philadelphia. Dec. lS. is47.-ly
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PoRTER q ENGL1SE.
GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Dealers In Seeds,
Ne.3, Arch St. PHILADELPHIA.
Constantly on hand general assortment Of
GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, SEEDS,
LIQUORS, sc.
To which they respectfully invite the attention
oftae public.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for Groceries or sold on Commission.
Philad. April 1. ;a4s-
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OLIVER. & NOLAN.
IMPoRrgRs AND DEALERS IN

ZEPHYR WORSTED, CANVASSES, PATTERNS,
Cottons, Needles, Pins, Ses0ing Silk,
Steel Beads. Bag Clasps. Steel Tassels, Steel
Purse Rings. Purss Clssps. Plain and Shaded
Purse Twist, Trimmings,
Fancy Goods, &c.
Cheap for Cash to Wholesale Dealers, at the
new Thread and Needle Store.
No. 3 Nurih E,ssrih 4 M IT'S Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
April 8, is48
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TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.
=. 3. MASSER,
A TTORN AT l. AW

SON8O1X, PA
Buslreas stientled to in the Counties OF Nor.
thumt erland, Union. Lycoming end Columbia.
Refer tot
P.& A. Rovoupr,
I.owGR & BARnoN,
SoMsRs e. SNaDs RAss, SPhiIad.
RgYxoLDs, McFARLASp L. Co
SPARSE, Coon 4 Co.,
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George j. Weaver.
H0P8 NRAX2R 4 SNIP CHANDLER.

No. Is North Wafer SIrees, Ph'1ddelPHIo'
HAS constantly on hand. . general assert
ment Of Cordage, Seine Twines. &C., viz
TaId Ropes, Fishing Ropes White Ropes, Manil
IL Ropes, Tow Lines fHF Canal Boats. Also, 9
complete assortment Of Seine Twines. DC. such M a.
HEMP SS,d and Herring Twipe. Bes, Patent Gill
Ne, Tvins. Cotton Shad and Herring rwire, Sh"e
Threads, &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords. Plough Lines
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains
&c, oil Of which he will dsposs Of on reasonable
terms.
Pbilsdelphia, November IS, la47.-ly
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fully invitsd to sttsnd her funeral, this afternoon, ct
half past three O'clock from No. lie Madison st.
On Tuesday, the 2lst inst OF ocnsun Dtion Ia the i2d
year OF his age, HIRAM EVENT. of Westminster Massa-
chusetts.
His funeral will taks plscs this afternoon ct O'Clock
from his late residence, 2sl Spring street.
Massachusetts, papers will please copy
On Tuesday, the 2lst nbs, FRANCIS ARNAUp, aged 65
years.
HI. relatives a,d friends respectfully invited to
attend his funers Wednerdsy afternoon Mt O'clock
from his late residence los Rsade street. without fur
tber Invitation.
On Tuesday, March 2lst, Mr.. LEVI ROGERS, aged 30
years.
His funeral will take place, to-day, Wednesday, ct
O'Clock, F. M, from the residence OF his
Mr. John Tinpson. l62 West 2ls. street. His remains
will be taken to Trinity Cemetery for ipterment.
On Tuesday, 2lst insS, after short Illness GeoRoE
MArsELI., aged 81 years.
The reatives and friends Of the family are respectful
~ invited to attend hs funeral Thursday next 2Sd
ia't at O'clock p NJ from hi, lats rcsdenoe No $50
Houeton street
Yesterday, alst instant, at Hsrsimus, Mrs MARY
DUFFY, seed &C years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon, ut O'clock from her
late residence, Hsrsmus, near jersey City.
On Saturday tbs 18Th inst of cousump tiou aged u
years, WILLIAM Henry, only son OF William M Titus
The friends Of The family respectfully invited to
stteud his fuderaon "Wednesday afternoon ~ Inst at
h, Past four O'Clock, from tbs residence of his father
90 White street
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Mrw ORLEANS, March la.-Cotton-Thls mornings
mail brought thu letters by tho Britannia, confirming
the advance epoTt-d In OF yesterday middir
being quoted 5xd and fair 53S The demand Gre
ated by these advces hss been principally Of specula
tive character the purchases having bsen by no mesns
general the saes reach 5000 bales at the following
rats: low rniddiug TO strictly middng, AK goo
midding az 7hc Tobacco We only hear OF the sale
Of 30 bids Refused, Of which hhds. Mt 10, and ~
ehds; ut "a Sugsr-The market Is heavy and prices
drooping. Some 40 bids were cold at 3ss 40
to fully fair Moasses-The demand las also been lin
ted and the sales conhned to 500 bbs at l9Hc ior
prime, some small lots OF choice bringing POKE. The
stock the levee is accommodating Four-ssles OF 100
bills Illinois ut S. S7h; 100 and l62 at SO 3o 70
Ohio ut So TO-; 100 Ohio at S. rs. Corn-The
market is heavy and dropping; We only Bear OF
the sale of 1900 sacks yellow out of h.tooat at $50 ana
800 sacks mixed and white In four lots at an aversgo
Of s2,. Oats-3Oo sacks we're sold at 39h Whissty-
100 bbls reccd sold at l9c. PofkFsr demand; ssles
CT $40 hbs in eight lots OF 80 bbs NJ o. st -
62k ts 90 prime ut 81; 3sl do prime mess ct % %
Bulk porkl6000O lbs hog round were sold At $50 and
$1,000 do 30. Beef-la0 bbis prime sere sold AZ 20
s7K and $50 do at ST. Bacon--l0 caeks sides sold ~
AK. Lard--Ths demand has been exclusively Tor
prime which is scarce, and la consequence the SAFES
have been limited to 40 las ~ and I65 bbs at ohc
One lot Of $500 kegs wss sold at 6ssc.
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AIARKE is ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE March 2n-si Baltimore 6s 1890 (c&p 95
ITO Baltmor Ohio Railroad Dvd Bonds 76 United States
VS. Of 1867 closed at Io2H bid Io3 asked Temury az
WiK BID, lo2H asked Maryland 6s closed at 8h bid. 90
ssked Baltimore Ga Of 1890 91H bid, Uor the opeanG)
e5x asked. Baltimore Ohio Railroad shares at 31H bio,
SEA asked.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81 First Board-5o GirMd Bank
IL 2ppo STATE 5s 49, 5000 state 5ds 49, $500 CITY 6 6,
g9A .3er State IS 49, $1,000 b5 70; 25 Nor
II, Cans o. M 10, Copper. 2s4; Commercial sanl
5: $1,000 Schuy kill Naygaou 6s ca IL; 5000 state js
IDS 79yS 100 Girard Bank Hb; $40 do. 81 1o Second
hoard 5lloe City a. g. So ltoJ Schuvk,il Navgaon 6,
'6a .aier sdies63j state 6s l6 8k 900 STATE IS ~
5000 7 900 d., 2s lO) War. bounty scrip 95; 80 Me
chsnies' Bank, NX
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EIRE DEeARTMENE.-AT MEETING OF
Il the Engineers and Foremen Of the Fire Dessr
nenr hsIt TUESDAY EVEN

FIRE pEPARTMENE-AT MEETING OF
E Tsp, held q FlIsnsa. Hall, on TUESDAY EVEN.
unanimously adopted Resolved Thst the Feremen Of
the various Fire Companies in the Department be requested
their together, the enteth and
the twenyeishh March, lsie ineu.ive and that such
whom they wish to be nominated Engineer to l the
occasioned by the resignation Of Engineer p
White Resolved That committee Of three be appointed
from this body Inspectors Rcsoved, That the To-
shall reject IN: return OF and Company
entitled according to law comfortably with tho
rule, and regulations aaops.d by this BODY Resolved That
shall be the duty Of the Foreman Of company
either Of tho Inspectors appointed certificate
signed by himself and the Secretary the Company
,uch votes we're given at The ms.nx held for .uch
ricates cf any Company whose shall have bee
after IL o'clock. midnight Of the 2sth March Resolved That
the Inspectors shall at Femens HAIL. the 2sh March
from till o'clock receive the The differ
eut companies. CIV ANDERSON, Chairman; George "A.
Buckingham Secretary Iuspectos-A d. PurJy, Ergirs
Co III George w Littel Hose Co. 49, James Hudson Hose
IN
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nR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL
~ every day AZ his office The ue'msst md cgts o.,
difficult aud nroaced cases. that have baicd me ssl o.
phys clans OF less experience attended % by him. pa
culary gee strcuIes, aud all delicate diseases Dr. q.
regular graduate in the medical Profession Hs Offices
No 2Ann sseas arrsnged that pstients do not zach
other Private entrance through Tbs satfy to the oce door
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DR COOPER. a DUANE STREET. BETWEEN

DR COOPER. "A DUANE STREET BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William SITS has for the last wears
enjo ed the extensive pctcc private dreases
medical New Yorh lie the mos, aggravated
eases disease; mild cured to five DAYS
SricureD Cooper has discovered method by which
he can cure the form OF structure from 10 two
weeks with scarcely the Patient Constitutional
debility brought by habit nduiged in by young
of tho limbs ard snail Of the back confusion fine
intellect aversion 10 society warranted In
case or no charge. No mercury used.
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Ga Monday evening, the 10th iaftsnt, MARY ELIZA
bxrB daughter Of Charles H., and Elizabeth r. Dough-
orty, aged ~ months.
Tos relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
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On the Goth Of March, by the Rev Mr. f. Bu-ch.
Mr. GEoRos FREpnRicK SrKINsRrNNrR native Of Gar
many, to Miss ADELs FRANcKE, of France
CO. New Ofleaos papers please copy.
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Va ANTED-EMPLOYMEN BY A YOUNG wO-
W man good moral character respectable family. 10
take cf children and would be- willing gene
raj where her services be required wages much
ferences Gamble given Apply No James in the
Uror
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TTALIAH OPERA HOUsE-SECOND PERIOD OF
tbs Season -Un Monday evening. 2nh March intan the
Opera VIII he resumed ani continue to be presented
most FIRM every Monday Wednesday and Friday
Applications will be received for this hire of the emss
ing Boxes and Seats either for the whole number OF nights
he Second rSy Of B2.ss the second tier have been al
the desirable the House variety Of popular
Operas. including the New Grand Opera Of Nabucco of
Verdi in rehearsal, will be brought out No expense
will be spared make ofthe equally
brilliant If than the st Astor Place, March
18th. l848.
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COOPER's NOVEL rHIs MoRNING.-JACK TigF

(NOOPEVs NOVEL THIS NORTHUMBERLAND TIER.
~ or, Tbs Florida Reef ~ j. Fennmore Cooper vols
so cents-brom the Boston Polt:"Jack Tier really like
he's ny nj ri'tsn anything good iinee the Wing
and Wing and the hook conans which are rot Ia
terror to the Of the Ariel aud the Escape Of The Water
witch Tne inte est fully kep mp from begnni, TO eud'
while the character Of ephen Spike itcoud on To Lea
hcutocking .-BUHGESS, SThINGER x co 2a2 Broad
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BROADWAY ODgON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
- I;sssst's CsfS dos hlll, Coi9sns,-- Maaagsr. G.
Professor Young will produce series Of magnfcen
fabeaux-The Seulpters Dream and Venus and Adons, will
be producc style OF richness and effect hitherto unknown
in AmsrSs WEDNESDAY, March 27rrcgtamms1fsI. -
&C. Psrt a-May and Morning Star. &C. Part s-Ceopata
and Anthony ac Performances to commences at o'clock
Orchestra box, 50 cents PIquee. rs cents Boxes l2
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INTERCHANGEABLE a BROhpWAY; BET w; , n
1yA Grand and Broome streets-CPEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING THE WEEK Unparalleled success: Twsnry-
fifth week of the Original CHKIsTY'S MlNSrRELS
the Oldest established bard in the United States under the
direction of f. r. CHRlSTY, whose inmtable and original
entertainments nightly honored with crowded and high
by amusement ia this city Admission IS
cants doors at Concert commences O'clock For
the accommodation of families AFTERNOON CON-
CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors opsn at o. commence
tn1r lrcE
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nR ELLIOTT. oCyLIsT; INFORMS HIS PA
~ cnt that his hoas OF attendance the office are now
from 20 to o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6S9
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nOCTORs FAWC ETT AND LAMERr HAVE ire

DOCTORS FAWCETT AND LAMERT HAVE RE
moved their Office to 81 James street, between hah,m
ana Mad son streets where they be consued confidential
~ on 81 diseases Of private nature From their extensive
~ hs well as in surop. they enabled TO
out mercury change in ct hindrapce from Re.
cent cases cuftu Anew days stficuIes
proved plan fersans under debility brought On BY
ndscre.t indus Of youth apply certainty
lame attn ~'NN
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DALyO's OPERA HOUsG-wEDNEsDAY,M MARCH
2!d threat A,trsetioa-cusntsd PlcIutss Historical
French and Euglis Masters Those illustrated Pictures will
be produced spendor and effect hitherto known
America, aud OF the figures will be epessnted
Ho,sebIcs This company consists Of twentyye ,a.mbsu
beautiful Stud of Horses have been engaged for the
effect The Pictures will be represented thrC ugh mist
Dress circle and paquette ST. boxes 80 cents Doors
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II ID. SMITH. AUCTIONEER-BY J. MUaPAY.
IA store No Is Spruce strcetThu sday 10 O'clock at
No Murray Livery Sablcih he contents Of which
consists of II no. seighs wegons double
Of harness Bailo skins siegh be horse Blankets
single SGT, oil hanes saddles brid cs, whips, cba cutting
IN rhins, b n tr0ughs, &c.
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DALMO'3 OPERA EOU5E--A BALL WILL DE Gil
in tn. Of e in honor Of the French BE
volution Prs Those French gentlemen end others who
feel in the above requested meet in the
loon Pamo Opera House. Frilay evening
o'clock in the evening
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CHtTHAM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BENEtIT
~ Of Mr. A. A; Adams w ednesdev even ng March 22
Mr. A. Addsm Agpius Caadiqs, BIapd2n; Caia. Ciau'
Held; Virginia Mrs Wilkinson seIy,s Miss Hldreth To
conclude with the drama Of THERESECarwiu M a. A.
adams; Fontane Brandon; Count de Morye. Stafford
Picard, Herbert; Lavigee. Wnans; Marietta Mrs wilkinson
Bridget Way Countess de Morvr, Miss Hildreth Nan
Boxss rs certs: Pit l2k
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AR. GREGORY, AUTHOR OF A POPULAR TIRE

DR GREGORY; AUTHOR or POPULAh Ih stt.
rooms a ,tas in the large bn no. l7o Broad
way corner Of Maiden Lane. DIR g. has devoted his alter
this branch OF his rofeson for more than
IS years this city, Strangers aud Others requiring prompt
clearly case and enclosing fair compensation will meet
with prompt response.
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1OJ-DR. JEFFRIEs' ANTIDOTE FOR Con.
- ouhna Gle et Structure, aud similar sordcrs THIS
remedy winch requires assistance-t pert US dpy
quickly, and thoroughly leaving effect either
of the announcement and useless restrictions on diet oc
SC. &c. squred One bot e is Geuemlly u
fcent ordinary which unf cquen,y DIS
rrrears after doses Price 81 bottle. For sale
bv - II RING, 10, Rrnedwav C. rne- John street
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w wnm.n, situation; to do Homework in ANAL
private amv the Other to do general Homework cham
berwork; either are willing to make useful They
are coth good ahers aud Tne best Of city
given frsn the last place Peise call ~ King in
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RQWERY TArATRk-WEDNEADAY EvENTNo.
open halcpas performances Commences at precisely
.fhs 1%S f%s yr n S,
-,Lswenee MaeSr.y M W. Marshall; Louis W Clsine
Matthew, Belamy; Darby Doyle. Burke; Andy sulliv
Mrs. Wocot; Ellen Macdonald Mrs Phillips, Lady Mary
O'Brien Mrs. Jordaa. To concluds with THE BOTTLE
Richsrd Thornley,. Nj Clarke; GeoGe Gray, Mr. Tiltcn
Iiarr Mrs. Jordan; Kitty Grumpy Mrs Suihetlsnd
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-splendid performances, every
"A afternoon o'clock, and every evening ~. Lat
week of Mr. and Mr. Malone Raymond, and their three
beautiful daughe.s who give their nimabls Irish Mrsicn
q Brupe: Model Of Aneis,t Jeru.l.% a, in the
n,rd the Scripture S:auary &C. SC Admission the whole
25 Children under 10 half price Reserved front
one shilling extra.
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CONCERT ROOM, 1872 BROADWAY. ONE DOOR
~ above the Broadway Theare.-This evening March
2stProes.or Theirs unsurpassed exhibition OF rabesux
Vvans and Poses Psstques will longer
american and FOREIGN Artists Several humorous Glees
50cer-DooTs oren at O'Clock; commence at 8. N. a.
The sctes will be paid preserve decoupn, and
good orde-. nv eficieut ofic
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BERMUDA ARROW HOOT.-MEsSRS DELLUC &
- 20. have Just received very superior lot OF rennr
semuda Arrow Root which cannot "a but give satisfaction
Also fresh supply Of Gamma ROW Root Semoul. ksca.
hont Ey,sna, &c &c, al selected with their usual
nELLUC 60 Pharnec euts sole to Place x
, utiiard 3s' Broadway and 2 Park Row.
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Nu OIAf "
WI day evening, March 90 TIE entertainments will
%sass WIN KABkl-K,br Mr. HSllsnd; Nice, ConOv,r;
net,e, Miss nohens: After which ROBINSON CRUsOE
THE SEQ -Nermadnke yno dgras, Mr IIoaE d; Wi.
be folowet ky CT sNCE Ar NEW YORK-Mose, Mr..
Robe1,s TO conclude win BON and CoX"johu Box Box
Dir Hoaud; James Cox, Conover Dress Circle fifty
upper boxes cents mt l cents doors II curtain
IL ncInck
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NEWTOWN AND FLUsHING-ARE YOU READI7
~ "A free soil meeting will be held the Town House,
S,muc Folk. Thursday evening" 23d inst in Newtown
the public lands, a,d mtaton.: and homestead exemption
Ne. Barr, of New York, and Mr. Pins, IF WILLIAMSBURG, will
address the meeting. All who want farm village lot
The public aedI. and all requested attend OBJ
jsctors will replied NJ Bill weather be unfavOra.
be the meeting will take place Tuesday evening" the
29h March,
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I'M; RALrH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL
- Private Treatise. &c- eonsul;ed upon any Of IN.
diseases there referred his residence ss Greenwich
street, from to isA.M and to (sunday .rcepted(
Those who apply The early stages Of those complaints Wi
hg the IL Is chsdy however those who have suersS
oss from certain clsss psops othsyws who ess pro
ss~~ his
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pANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river, painted three miles Of canvass be
ing the largest Painting the world at the Panorama build
evening tsqndays s1ceptsdl Admission 50 cents, child.s
PRECISELY Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays sRd sstgr
iays ST o'cl
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nor SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, &c, OF a
Hating Establishment, No 47 hestnut street. PhIa,
depha under the United States Hotel opposite the old
Uniled sates Bank. taow Custom House. an one Of ING
very best stands for that business in the city Possession gi
YES mme diatelx if desired. Inquire - above
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG AND
healthy gil a. watsr cha%bsImad or TO 40 The ger g.
20 short distance ia the Best of cty reference
Apply No l2 8h OF 10th
CoOpera slables Can be cen two DAYS.
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TENANT LEAGUE-A MEETING OF THIS BODY
will be held half past o'clock evening ut the
Lecture Room Of DR. Newbpy y Chatham street The te'
The chair jill be taken the time above specified PS
Meeting of the enantry will be held carly in April
BY order of the league.
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WANTED TO RENr-AND IMMEDIATE POS
w session deedthe secord aud front basement Of
F,nfeeath 81 The advertisers family consists only Of him;
self, wife. infant Address c. G. Herald
Office. stating rent locality.
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NVI5S II. TRAPH tGEN, SUCCESSOR TO MA.
AVA dame Per'raY. will open Thursday next, the 90
inst her Of Spring Bornets with variety OF
No 1896 Broadway second floor three doors be
low Walker street aud would solicit the of Ma
dame s former well eshe public All kiuds Of
Fancy Brad Bonnes cleaned pres sed and altered the
style Also, Dress Nisete and Mantiilas, made IN
the best manner and at short notice.
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A MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTlTU rE--THE LADIES
aud gentlemen Of The choral deparmen respectfully
nvcS to attend SPECIAL rhersai this tWednesd) evening
at Church of Divine Unity IN Broadway Prince
Ii. MEIGGS, Priecipal 563 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

GLOBE HOTEL, BROOKLYN, NO: 200 FULTON
" Sucrt. This new ard splendid establishment having
been erected and finished the best exrey for
hotel has betn leased by the subscribers iunnh:d thomsn
company will be conducted every respect a, hotel
the xt lass The apartment spacious we'll fhd ana
vent tad ard passed for comfort nj convenience
for families and single gentlemen. An experience OF ten
in believing that their house will meet the sprToya q i
ORM5BEE late Of the WILTON New Brighton ProprIetors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

i NREDEEllED PLEDGES-THEM FIVE DOLLAR
~ suits Dress and roch of French cloth SO to 50
e,ch business coats Of hmerste a,ab dee tweed alpaca
&c $5 vests spring styles silk and plads 81 to
s3 t. cIth and 81 TO 81 pairs cloass and
less thu, Cash paid TO- gents clothng cleaning
and repoipg Nassau aud Peekmen.
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WILLIAM SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF COT
w and ooIored Liuen Frnges for Dresses &c., Sew
ns Sui and Colorsd Cotton Fnges fr X and Gingham
order the sore of Maiden lane aud
William, No s. William third floor,
Abncr u Ely y atOre. No IS Maiden l,le. ". Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

NOR SALE-A HANDSOME COTTAGE STU.
at.d the Rockaway and Jamuica Turnpke Road, and
within miles from the Rockaway Pavilion There are
Of choice land out in fruit attached to the
house, with good barn and other houses The house
egbiy situated intersection the principal roads
Also several other pieces Of land the Vicinity Eor
u'thsr particu lars apply to JOHN L. NORTON, Jr, FL
Rockaway, M by letter or to John h. Power i29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

CIFTH AVENUE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
March 22-The valuable brick house and lot Of ground
No 10 Fifth Avenue, will be sold By William franklin
necock Tbs house is built in the most faithful manner
and has modern convenience roton waer bathing
rooms closet &c and hot cir furnace Ten Thousand
dol afs may main ON m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

NOR S.LE-& BAY NJ <RF. IS HANDS HIGH, 7
years old perfectly sound and kind and fas uoter-
so leather and harf all in good ordef apply
Carl. stable ornsry Goves) ia Henry street, Brock
v the hnuys Of Al M. and u. Nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

RUCKEYE VOCALISTS-THER UNYON FAMILY
from the Buckeye State. respectfully to their
friends and the public that they will gvs Muicai Enter
tainrent at the Minerva Rooms, 400 Broadway Friday
evening merit March a. Ticket. 50 cents Two ticket, to
admit gentleman and ladies' be had at the principal
music stores and the door noo half o'clock
cerf oinrnen nj nlc