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vy,HE NEW SUNBEAM WALTZ-By Master Daw,
L son CARBON POI4KA-.By Flenti CHRlSTY,s
POLKA; BIJoU WALTZ1Metz; LES YElX pQ,Ix
D0WA-Eaing; .BuENA VISTA PoLKA1,BaIli;;
JEssAn1INE WALTZEs-Labitsky; MARsE1nLIEtES5
JENNY LIND. POLKA; HENCE DIsCOSTlEHN.It /.
NEW MUSIC and the hest old STANDARD Songs and Pieces
For sale at Jel9 81 MAYOfS Music Store 5 Camp 81
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No. 81 C.4.V3L SIREET-CI Under the Planters Hotel
fE'HE subscribers have received large and fashionable
L. stock of CLOTHING, suitable for the present season,
and receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York, at which place they have ufactory.
Although their terms already pretty well known to the
system of doing strict cash business believing this
to be beneficial their themselves they
not charged price in order to the losses
which those who do credit business Always Or less
sustain call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWELL& Co, q Canal ST.,
apl5 3m Under the Planters Hotel
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'Q THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS A FEW
'nends and those who WISH SWEET TABLE BUTTER,
Ns'ohe JGIs Of any size. GEO Jacques u co.
r9,r Butter and Cheese Depot, under the lcc-house
-&su corner of ST. Charles and Poydras SITS.
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gEw ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD

F. Ty- xss
49, II e "
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r,p,,,,, . PIANO FORTES.
IGd Naf PARsOss 9S Camp street (new s.oel four
s5Ser choice stock of PIANO FORTES, - Is9
eh ~ sS Ss %st ciak chs bsnss &C.
Furniture $3.50 " - 'o' '"N' 1ei3
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COPARTNERS HIP.
RTOTICE-The CopartnershIp heretofore exstng under
~ the firm of JONES q COMMIT was dissolved on
'ie io'i ihs'h'' " t'-N' JOHN J. JONES.
Maui ORLEANS Nav 20 IS4S P. C0NNIFF.
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SUCCESS TO THE HERO OF BUENA vista

SUNLESS TO THE HERO OF BUENA VISTA.
lll CASES of Fine WINE, with labels printed on
NV The bottles representing, horseback the Nominee
we Philadelphia Convention For sale by the subscribers.
tal and suit yourselvesthe labels in gold silver
Jes limo ]. F. BERCIER co, "a Old Levee.
SAML W. CUTTER, OIL STORE, No. 60
- nI5PoydaS street. New Orleans. EFES
lANNERS' and NEATSFOOT OILS, con- AszsszSA
% on hand aud for sale at the lowest prices. wholesale
anu retail. ls5 Orders promptly attended to. Jel4 1y
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W NM S.
TO MERCHANTS

A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively &C.
A quanied in that State, wishes situation salesman
Doo clerk either in dry goods OF grocery house Com
summer He believes he can make himself useful and profit
Hest " - " milf
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PHILADELPHIA, July IA, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, July Id, 1913.
The Foreign Ne,cs- Suicide - DISCHARGE of Re-
cruits, &c.
The revolt in Paris, and the carnage occasioned
in the streets of that populous city, are still the
subjects of general conversation. few, pro-
Tossing to class themselves among the intelligence
of this community, have actually arrayed them
selves as the champions of the insurgents, and
condemn with great violence all who disagree
with them. One of these Don Quixottes COM
menced an argument upon the subject last evening,
and so far forgetting himself as to use insulting
personalities towards his antagonist in the war of
words, was ousted from the Office in which the
scene transpired, and rolled out upon the pave
ment. A suit for assault and battery has been
commenced this morning in consequence.
A German baker, August Norndorf, was found
early this morning in the cellar of the house in
which he resided, No 437 Vine street, lying dead,
with his throat awfully gashed, and razor lying
beside him. He had been melancholy for some
time, in consequence of i'll success in his business,
and he is supposed to have been induced to COM
nit suicide in consequence. He leaves wife, to
whom he was but recently married.
i, The recruits that have for some time past been
stationed at Fort Mifflin, have been discharged,
and returned to the city yesterday.
A detachment of recruits for the marine corps
designed for service in California, passed through
here to-day, on their way to New York, from Phi
ladelphia.
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WAsHNoroH, July IL 1s4S.
Branch Mint NJ New York-.1 Bin Reported for its
EstabEshment-The Commissioner Of PGtsnts-.4
DisGnguisAsd Tisiter, &C.
bill to establish branch Of the Mint Of the United
States, at New York. was to-day reported by Mr. Nj
coll, from the Committee of Ways and Means and,
his notion referred to the Committee Of the Whole
the State of the Union. We glad that this gentle
has at length been enabled to bring the
prominently before the House. and will rejoice the
should it be passed during the present session. Unfor
tunately, the Importance of q branch mint at New
York is not sufficiently appreciated by those living
afar of from the great emporium. II is mistaken
idea to suppose that this concerns New York aone
interests the entire country There at least nine
tenths of the foreign coin is imported and brought by
emigrants; and it elf evident that mint, to
coin the specie into money ought to be the
place where the material is to be found Had such a
mint been in existence during the past year. It is
tain that the specie would not have readily flowed
back to the old countries because every knows that
exchange must be at much higher rate before it will
pay ship American coin. The benefits accrung from
keeping the specie in the country affecting us thew do
the prosperity Of all classes need nst be enlarged
II costs something for transporting the foreign coin
the Philadelphia mint to be America nixed, and back
again to New York and there are innumerable
which imperatively call for the passage
of the bill
DR.. Clinton an examiner in the Patent Office, some
time since preferred charges against the Commissioner
to the President Of the United States; among other
things, that MIR. Burke paid gentleman belonging to
the Smith family for services rendered. thus rob-
bing the fund. This afternoon examination was
to have taken place before the Solicitor of the Treasury
and one Of the comptrollers, Mr. Parrish The doctor
has memorialized Congress on the subject and the
Committee on Patents are looking nto the matter.
The grand jury also has been appealed to- and PAM
phlet is to be published giving the whole story Thus
the Commissioners is receiving from the doctor the
largest description of aliopathc doses.
Sr Atocha, the friend of Santa Anna, the bearer Of
dispatches from our government to that Of Mexico,
and who figured extensively in secret Mexican affairs
has arrived in the city. The hair upon his upper lip
has grown considerably since he was last here. He
had large claims against Mexico, which are now as
sumed to the United States and his present visit may
be to put into his pocket 1.-The indemnity the past
gentleman who frequently visits the lobby of the
House, this morning perperated the following cruel
conundrum-
why is General Cass SO much opposed to peace!n
" Because he is belly cose.n
The victualling department of the democratic can
ddate is extraordinarily capacous and more than
any suspected before he avowed his willingness to
swallow the entirety of Mexico. FELIX.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Havana, July 1.-Sugar-Since our last report, the
prices of Sugar in market have maintained about
the same position on the whole, and have to con-
tinue last quotations Planters have exhibited
good deal Of rmness throughout the season. and have
anticipated Under the particular circumstances
which have been influencing the course Of mercantile
affairs this year. the from Europe naturally pro-
duce more fluctuations in our prices than under an
ordinary state Of things, and market is thereby
subjected to constant agtatons and variations the
intelligence is less favorable Our quotations
Assorted kinds, 6 on rails; ordinary Whites
~ 7x rals good to choice Whites, rails; supe
rior and horete Fellows, 5& Ga RAILS good to fine
chos, "a 3 rails. Freights-Two Americans vessels
were chartered at f2 lis Cd for Cowes and market
and one for Genoa at f3. For Spanish and English
vessels Ed 15s "a has been paid for Cork and mar
ket and for direct English ports; and taken
at "a 6s to load at Matanzas for Great Britain For
the United States 67Hc to ST 90 has been paid
for box Sugar and 81 so a SIS 90 per hid for
Sugar The rates for Molasses nominal. Ex-
chaDge-Large amounts have been sold on London
at 10 per cent premium, and some transactions
CURED to q moderate extent at IA per cent We may
quote New York and Boston at a ~ per cent dis
count with very little inquiry. Flour American, $40;
do Spanish, S13 rs S14 per Dbl Lumber, Bath, per
1000 feet $40 s2l do Portland do do sl9a $50; do
rs; United States, do do 10 14hrs
BRIDoEroN, BARBADOS, June "a, 1s4S.-The present
month has been particularly marked by continuance
Of S,arns the of of sspn
been put into hogheads and many estates have closed
their crops The remnant of the old crop is not in
uucn anu Gun De na0 Ior YZ0 U per cWt mo-
lasses 15c l6c per gallon; zoe per gallon; yams
$3.50 per 100 Id; potatoes soc per 100 h. 1t is
thy of notice. that immense quantity of starch is
being manufac tured from the Pouses Noise plant and
readily commands $15 per cwt.
American Produce-The supply Of -four ON hand is
small and no doubt will advance; at present it fetches
but 81 25: meal So TO- and dull; yellow 80
100c per bush; black eyed peas 81 25 Carolina RICE
SIS 50 crackers "a 25 pilot bread SO 50 navy do 81
so; pork $11 IL hams $12 SO; butter-last SALE SO
kegs at 24c per lb; lard 1oc: cheese 10 1875 white
pine lumber SIS rs per NJ red oak slaves f45 so per
1900 tobacco leaf 81 per 100 h. and manufactured
do SO q 0. Exchange on London-nothing doing
Correspond ence of Phil North american.
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BALTIMORE, July ii, l84S.

BALTIMORE, July H. l84S.
The Necs from France-C Conviction of Fire
Rioter, &c.
The exciting news from France absorbs gene
raj attention in this city, to the exclusion of almost
every other matter.
The train of cars from Cumberland last night
brought the sad intelligence of two men having
been killed on the road, near Elicotts Mills-one
by burthen train, and the other by the passenger
train 1t is difficult matter always to obtain the
there always being an attempt made to smother
them; consequently, only know that two men
were killed. a.l ,u
Grieskein, the fire rioter, who shot Anthony
Hughes, has been convicted of murder in the Sc
cond de gree. heard yesterday that the prisoner
confesses the verdict to have been just one,
though the evidence was too positive to admit of
a doubt
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALrnoRr July lso abs Bait and Ohio Railroad Co. S 10
do 33Z; do do 33a; do do 53H 6s, 67 closed at
Tl bid O4y asked Treasury i6aS bid l0 asked; Ma
rys nd closed at $50 bid A asked Baltimore Is OF 80 At
81 hid f7 asked; Baltimore Ohio Railroad shares at
lid, 3iA asked
PHILApr1rHIA July l-Frst Boardl25 Girard Blk l0ls
eco do r5wp 0s 81 boo Reading BIDS 57S $73j Lhgh Scrip,
co. SS1 do 6pc 81 soo Lehsh Mt Loan g. Slo Tro
$50 do % o v,ckhq5g 9 Soooo stSe s ONT
BSs 10 S7ss O. Grard ri $1,000 ~ 50. los ISo DO
rard S1 % do rT tx Asr S,ie'-soo Reading
-I0 IS 81 l04% GOO State SIS 73 1853 do do 1874; 100
S:7$ ss looIs9igsS NAY IsRsAs As yshbaX sJd
400 State IS, 1916 100 6s 81 l04A; vicksburg H.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM, PROPRIETOR
IA Hitchcock Manager-Spler did performances every after
81 o'clock and evening" at The has
the world being full in height The Boa Con
Great Western the Yankee Comedian Mr. Harrington Magician
and Ventriloqrist Highland Mammoth Boys Giant Baby
Wax Scripture stauay Madame Rockwell the famous For
ances rs Children under 10 years age and old
enough to walk alone l cen Reserved front seats one sill
ling each extra
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M RS CARRoLLs yAPoR BATHS, s54 BROADWAY,
WI Leonard street, the Carlton House. In hot
weather the great dcderaum is how coohe best way
10 anticipate the pepraon by the vapor Bath The inhabi
Sulphur Baths always ready.
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QUkIONS THEATRE, CHAMBERS STkEEF.-FAHEWEl.L
~ benefit OF the Vennoise Evening July
10TH the performance will commence with grand VOCAL POT
POURRIin which IS Dansuses Vennoses will To be fol-
lowed by MAlDENS BEWARE-Mr. Henry Hamilton Mr. eros
Rosale Misx Chapman After which LES SAUVAGES
LIE MIRROIRby l6 Dansuse Vennoes To be succeeded
by BAMBOOZLING-Fank Bamboozle, Mr. Crisp; Emily Miss
Chapman. After which LA POLKA PAYSANNE-By "a Dam
sees vennoises The farce Of IRISH HELP-Padd Ryan Mr.
Brougham; Nancy Mrs. Brougbam To conclude with the CHI
NESE BADABILE-By AZ Danseuses viennoes Circle
and Parquete 80 cents Family Circle rs Doors open
O'clock Curtain ri
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CENTREvniE COURSE. TRoTTINg-PURsE $780, MILE
troirs Lady Lady SUFFOLK D. Brian, grey
The cars will will leave the South half past two O'clock
Censsvlis.JuIy Il. isas. JOEL ooNKLIN. Proprietor.
Union COURSE. LONG lsLAND-PURsE OF $780, s25
to the second bestmile heatsbest three in hvefre for
he off the first week in Augusteny
close on Saturday evening at 10 O'clock st Greene and Jse
y sweepstakes-2Oco Subscribers f5 party
So a Sss rs ho s'
RsEss drawing ss a the Ike sn among
bsr f2 eaehFrsi horse, fiO horse third
s%sps
q sashFirs horse 5000 second horse EsO0 third
chances the
atsn ss s'i1
sHz ssgstSa s sRs
nj ns' Gasss H s%s
rSsTy y a any yns
o w be n t. D % S be
genuine unless the letter containing bears the Ayesbur post
halves by different posts
JACOBS. PLATT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOCK,
At q Forsyth street rec Tuesday 18th July as 10 o'clock ia
cash delivery above he Tools MsS
Laihes Hinges Pulies Shears Fange Wheels
uss 7 Head 'f 'Tsaa SPS Side
Lathe unfinished Desk four Draws and Hoop ron
Stove Pipe Benches Castings Shaft Is long with pulley
3Oin. diameter, Driving Wheels, Belts, etc.
DEREhPTORY SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE BE-
% at S .o
the VIII Of the furniture contained in said house consisting Of
hne Brussels and ingram carpets rugs mahogany sofas couch
Tor and chairs rockers cacl mechanical lamps stair
eass and rods caDdestck mahogany French bedseads
PIE do hair feather beds holsters pillows bed linen
md
looking glasses toilet &C. Also dinner dessert SETS
fire Sheffield cutlery decanters tumber wines and
furniture in fine order with which the sale will Caa
logues on Tuesday WA. CARTER, Auctoneer,
No Nassau street.
TJNO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORs-
inches One second hand Adams Single Bed and Pten Press
Pten inches The above suitable and
wv r. HOE CO, % and 81 Gold street.
ITO UNHAPPY WIVES AND HUsBANDs-THE UNDER
signed having had great experience in Divorce Case here
tenders his services parties wishing to be released from the
ties Of Marmony who desire to be again eligible Mar
Office the afternoon Confden COM
JAMES McGAY, Counsellor, &C.
UChambers ST. corner OF Centre st. up stairs.
BOARD ONE OR TWO RESPECTABLE BOARDERS
ID can be accommodated at los Hammersley street.
DoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND FEW
- single gentlemen be accommodated with elegant fur
nthed rooms and full board at No. 10 Greenwich street.
BOARDING IN WARREN STREET-A SUIT OF UN.
let with board a7 Warren street. few single gentlemen
also be accommodated The house newly furnished
will be made really desirable home for boarders References
exchanged.
THE CoPARTNERsHIP OF HENDERsoN& sTULI. MER.
chsnt Taors this day dissolved BY mutual consent New
York, 10th July, 1S4S. JAS. HENDERSON.
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TALLow.-We report sales Of $4,000 lbs rendered
al o.
WHALEBoSE. - Sales of 5000 lbs South Sea were
made at 23s.
WHlsxEr.-Sales of about 200 bbls Ohio made
1T 23o, and 90 do State prison ut 24c
WIEEs--231 cases Bordeaux Claret changed hands,
Ut a. at months.
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n OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL, OF SUPERIOR
~ manufacture for sale 81 Reade street.
lower than any other establishment in the city.
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400 900 BOTTLES AND OVER HAVE BEEN SOLD

h1M1 1nn1 AND SOLD
OOOsOOO without murmur. Dr. DEWITT G. KEEL
LlNGEk having purchased tho Yonker Mansion House. and
grounds which command view Of Hudson
twenty miles taking in the beautiful chateau of Mr. James
Gordon Bennett at Hastings the Irving Cottage
nhcent Castlen short the Dr. Is elite Of
New York cthe has determined appropriate spacious
premises extensive
his patients that are conyaescent and will during the balance
OF the pleasant part OF the devote his
tire attention TO hem well the public In general
promises will be open at all times consultation Principal
Office, NJ. Pea street.
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VJNHE COPARTNERSHIP OF HENDERSON, STULL. MER-
chsnt Taors this day dissolved by mutual
York, 10th July, 1S4S. JAS. HENDERSON.
GEORGE K. STULL
N b. The liabilities e the above firm will be assumed by the
subscriber at the old place. JAMES HENDERSON,
Rr,ad wav
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NASTLE GARDEN-BENEFIT OF THE INDIAN CHOC.
~ taw Chieftan Chubbee Performance to
30 cests-Mansging Director Mr. Go,
HollsndA, y Chubb. Musical Breotor-Panter and
rstor Sig Anselo Monte LaMschnery Mr. r. MoNay-Pro.
psres VT Evening July Ia viii be present
ed the POST OF HONOR-Cobus Yerks Mr. HolIand Adela
Miss Noknsop After which, the celebrated CHUBBEE will
D0G-Dust the House Dog Mr. Holand Cecilia Miss Nickn-
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DROADWAY THEATRE,-THE PUBLIC IS RESPECT
ID fully informed that this theatre will be closed until Tuesday
evening" July ls ls4 in order afford time for the production
in most magnificent style of the grand ballet Of D ABLE
QUARTZ which will be brought forward for the first time
merica by the celebrated Mon psr French Ballet Company
Principals and Auxiare Of seventy and upwards
bning in its splendid extensive machinery
costly appointments dresses properties under the
direction Of Mons. Victor Barhoomin Mons
pair two celebrated characters For full particulars
nd adv
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NIBLOS Aston PLACE-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
IN fully informed that the first appearance in America OF the
highly distinguished artistes Mons and Mad Ibore from the
Grand OPERA Paris fixed for Monday Evening July h
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, OFF ROCKA-
- WAY every Friday. Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday
son street, at 8 o'clock; Canal street ga Hammond
street. 81 Caharne street r. Grand street. 9; Pier
and refreshments board Capt Smith will be board with
his harpoons. Fare 30 cents
" Chapter No O. Of u A. the 18th day Of July instant
Roze Hook Fort Independence the banks Of the Hudson
The large and commodos Columbia been
for the occasion, and Dodworts well known celebrated
Cotllion Band gagged Columbia with the Band, will
leave on the morning Of the 18th Market Slip r. Ooloek
and 10Th street o'clock will proceed HOOK
As this the first Of the kind gotten by portion Of the
Order the Committee will expense pains render
this Excursion one Of the most agreeable and best Of the season
The Grove within short distance Of the landing with large
and ample made to provide thousand
with Dinner the Grove Tickets fifty each be had of
the following Committee or at the Boat the morning Of the
Of the Excursion -Commttee-J. Van Buskrk ia
Jos Hammond street. VOORHEES, Cornela streets j. A.
Carbuser lis Bedford street, A. b. Rogers 52 Barrow street
j. W. Ackersen 3 Jones street. H. Hopper 77 Washington
street; II. NJ MDonald, Hammersey place.
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~ IBLos, AsrUR PLACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN Evening July l5h-he performance will commence with
MT Dawson Eraest WAdbury Mr. Palmer; Herr etterman,
Mr. Phillips Louise Miss Kate lorn Minnie, Mis-, Rose rebn
by Miles Julia and Flora TO conclude with comic ballet
called Los LEGA O0RES-Groignard w. Antoine;
Stakie NJ Christian; Petit JEAN NJ Schm dt La Belle Coquel
loot Mile Adelaide Rose Pompon Mile. Matrde. Tickets Fifty
Doors open quarter before O'clock Performance
to commence Al quarter to O'clock.
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II 1OCION FAWCEIT HAS HEMUV HIS 10 OF
~ Dey street. whore he be consulted all Private Diseases
the most obstinate yield to his treatment which the
mercura system Structures the most approved
Persons who have injured themselves ndscrcet ndu
ences apply with certainty Of Once Dey street.
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise &c. " Greenwich street. once hours IL A. M
Co r. NJ (Sunday exccped) Those who apply tho early
stages win surprised the rspidly and tte noOnyoniones
ferd from certain class Of people, otherwise who
pery appreciate services In structure fom M first inc
advantages in addition TO s1enave practice n this
oompAnt he Afford rapid, cay and radical which, he
sround ior stadn On y Obtained fm ~ other source b
ASnsvion-
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DROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY JEROLOMON STREET
ID The Steyemarksche Musical consisting per.
forme will give their grand Concert at the
above place on Saturday evening July 10Th ProammePart
IHungaran Original March, Gung Concert Overture in the
Dessau March, scRnede Ony Lie Waltz Strauss; Finale to
The Siege Of Corinh, Rossin Part Edorado Quadrie
Strauss Klnsberg Polka Czapak, Grand March, Popourr by
Massak Part I1-Grand Hunting Overture Reissige
Evening Star Waltz Lanner Spring Celebration Gaop Tick
so To be had the Music Book Stores
open att. Concert to ut 3 o'clock.
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Died,
At Williamsburgh, L. /, Friday morning. the 14th
inst, JOHN CADET, pyrotechnis in the 3Sh year of
his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock from his late residence of Lorimer and
Union avenues, Williamsburgh
On Friday, the 14th inst, JAMES CoNLAN, aged 20,
late of 120 Anthony street
The funeral will take place from the above residence
tomorrow, Sunday at 4 O'Clock
On Thursday the 9th inst, Mrs ELIZA ANN, wife of
Zephanah Frost aged AZ years and IL days.
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VVNO UNHAPPY WIVES AND HUSBANDS-THE UNDER
signed having had great experience in Divorce Cases here
tenders his services parties wishing to be released from the
ties Of Marmony who desire to be again eligible Mar
rage Office hours after in the afternoon Confden
munications post paid, properly attended to.
JAMES McGAY, Counsellor, &C.
90 Chambers corner of Centre st. up stairs.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Benefit and appearance Mr. De Bar-Saturay
Ming Iny 18th will Be performed the drama Of NICK OF THE
DE Bar Col Bruce Mr. Radcliffe Roland Forester Nagle
Telie Doe Miss Duff Edith, Mrs Rogers After which, The
BRIDES JOURNEY or The Seven Escapes. LA SMOLENS.
By Miss Vase To conclude with the burlesgue drama
DelBar Mentor. Mr. ABecket; Eucharie. Mrs. Rogers