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II IS meH wrouglA into the texture of a well-con-
ceived poem, like the following, it is the I" thing
Of beauty" which is ia Joy forever"

u IS meH wrougfA into the texture Of a well-con
ceived poem, like the following, it is the " thin,
Of beauty" which is ia joy forever"
For the Daily Free Press.l
ihe future 1t is not ofmy arch.'-MANfREp.
There is hope for the mourner,
That by the last sleep
VI her souls fondest treasure,
Her vigies doth keep;
Though her heart ache with weeping
Its memory DER,
And despair h%onrsely murmurs
No more nevermorc!
There is hope when youths day dream
lspassing away,
And the storm-clouds Of sorrow,
Close dark DER LIES day;
The sun of the morning
May beauty restore {;
And joyousness leave it,
No more nevermore!
There is hope for the dying.
When over the bloom
OF beauty are stealing
The shades of the tomb
For the heart may be free from
The griefs that shall lower
Their nantes around il,
No more nevermore!
Nv
But the dark soul is cherries,
Where love hath no rest
And cold is the bosom,
Its warmth hnth not blest.
Tis a desert Of ashes,
Where hope shall outpour
Her rivers of gladness,
No more nevermore!
June 10th 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-16

~ The June term of the Caledonia COUNTY,
Court, His Honor Judge HALL presiding, cont
menced its session in this village last TUESDAY,
North Star, June l2h.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-16

Commends the ingredients Of the poisoned chalice
To their own lips.
The precipitate annexation Of Texas under the
aside altogether the mild, safe aud wise alternative
proposed by Mr.. Benton, and left tn Mr.. Folks dis
crelion, brought on the war with Mexico the war
with Mexico brough, Gen. Taylor before the public
notice, gave him his popularity, and armed him with
strength 10 overtun the administration"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-16

The democratic opponents of Lewis Cass
held a mass meeting in Albany on Friday last.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic. The
N. Y. Erening Post says -
AT least 5000 assembled in the Capitol, but that ed
itice being insufficient to contain the whole mass, the
assemblage adjourned to the Park.
The meeting was organized by the selection of Mr..
John b. James as Chairman, and the appointment OF
the usual number OF other officers.
MI, John Van Buren, first addressed The meeting
lie remarked that the duty of the democratic marty
here was plain. They must preserve their organiza-
ton, and nominate a candidate for the Presidency on
the I'D inst. They must also nominate an electoral
ucket IN September. MIR. Van Buren, positively de-
med the existence of any arrangement to coripro-
mise the difficulty between the sections of the party
in this State. III declared emphatieaiiy that con pprcy
mise Of any kind nas utterly impossible.
A letter from Senator DIX (who, the Daily
Sentinel informed its deluded readers a few DAYS
ago, assured the Locofocos of Washington tina,
he would devote himself to the work of secur.
ing the election oC Cass and Butier''D was read
It. concludes as follows -
beg you to make my excuse tfor not accepting
your invltatlon) known to my friends in Albany ant
l hope that | need not say that there is no one grea
measure or principle with which the Democracy o
Newly ork is identified, on which my known opinion
have ever been more firmly and unchangeably main
tanned than they are at the present moment.
lam, very respectfully and truly,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
JNO. A.. DIX.
The account proceeds -
A letter from Col. Young was then read. He de
clares that he is bitterly opposed to the elevation o
Gen. Cass to hePresidency and remarks that it is quit
appropriate that he who had written a book to iortit
the iron sceptre of Louis Philippe, should write a let
ter to strengthen the arm and ~lengtlen the lash OF til
slave owner.
The Sentinel is respectfully warned agains
copying any Of these " elegant extracts" w
have a copyright.
Alas, alas.
For gineral Cas-,
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RLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE l6 1913

is her condition now She is confined to her an
cient limits. What has Russia g9lned oy i che
quest OF tine Caucasian country N9thmig 81 m smJ
i ErSriy YEA, n, ne, sut ,nis sIa has Sa be- been pt Compelled to keep
in tho field nj, nrmy of twenty thousand men to de-
fcnd and protect it, Mr.. President, aggressive war ls
no pnrt of our missior,--we can gain no enduring go-
nv Inv The conquest of foreign states and Provinces
Ihc victories that rebound best 10 our honor are
achieved in the work shops and counting houses OF
variety o! soil and climate, and by industry, enterprise
and energy, we can command all the comforts and lux
urics of life and secure for our country the admiration
Of the world.
OF A Young Wing" writes us that
our paragraph announcing that " the Young
Wings of the University " would fire a sa-
lutte, on Saturday evening, in ratification
of the nomination of TAYLOR e. FILLMORE,
should have been more cautiously worded,
and have included only some" of .he said
Young Wings. Very possibly but then,
as a Young Locofoco succeeded in inter.
posing himself between the courtesy and
gcntlcmanly treatment of the matter by
some Of the principal Democrats Of the
village, and prevented The firing Of The So.
Int, we presume our correspondent will
conccdc that nobody was fatally hurt by
our hasty paragraph.
Our Young Whig' says he is "awaro
that the biticrcst donunciations will be ut
tered by portjsans against those who vii
not support the party nominee but is, new
crthclcss, "~prcParcd 10 treat such sentiments
uiM tie contempt they deserre." We anti
cipate ne such "denunciations," and un
dcrtakc TO predict that none will be ut
tered in which case Il somewhat bel
ligerent friend will undoubtedly be glad t.
find that his "preparaiion" in the way Of
20 contempt" has been superfluous.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-16

New York, June II, 5 A. NJ.
The Steamship America arrived at Boston
last night, having made the passage in ten days
and eight hours-the quickest trip ever made.
Liverpool dates are of June 3. Western Canal
Flour 27s Cd a 2Ss. Southern 27s a 2Ss Cd.
New Orleans and Ohio 26s a 27s. U. S. and
Canadian Wheat, white and mixed, Is Cd a s..
Indian Corn per or. 32s a 36s 6d.-Corn Meal
lis Cd a lbs for 10 lbs. Flour and grain are
scarcely changed. The statements of the pota-
toe blight are false. Exports are almost confn-
ed to the U. S.-money plenty--accommodations
liberal-discounts moderate-Bank of France
improving in business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-16
Latest News,
Latest News.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE AMER.
ICA AT BOSTON.
Tc1cgrn nh tl,n Atlantic,

The quickest trip eve, accomplished
Ten days and eight hours from liverpool d!
EXCITING NEWS FROM IRELAND.
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u The N. Y. Erening Post (dcmocrat)
speaking Of the nomination of Gen. TAYLOR,
says:-
y" We now look upon the Presidential question rs
virtually settled; General Taylor will be in the Pres.
dental chair on the 4th OF March if he is alive"
And again =
'"The great error of the present administration in
adopting and confirming the last p~rofligate proceed
as, we think must be now manifest to Mr.. Polk and
his cabinet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

KUssros, jamaica, March as -Flour-Duripg the
eary part Of the past fortnight the market wes slmost
bare OF this srtcs ipsomuch that for parcel OF 23
barrels Baltimore which came In at that period, AIS
psr kbl was obtained The subsequent arrivals however,
having been rather free, the demand has somewhat
eacksnsd ard holders experience some difficulty In mo-
wing Wholesale parcels Tho transactions have been
ZOO bbls New Orleans at ass $50 Georgetown at 42s
and 100 of same cargo, but stained at 40s There are
now 10 the mar ket mporter bands upwards OF 800
bbIs Georgetown and 200 bbls New Orleans some
trspaiens the extent Of 800 bible have been effected
in tho latter at SO, Mesl-A rather improved demand
mas been evnced this article since our last and the
transactions have been al prices tending upwaros
note raes to the extent Of 400 bbs at los to ls Ths
stock s light Lsrd-Amerioan continues in small de-
mand, with very heavy supply on hand; aoo nfRuns
have been moved at sk and another parcel OF 90 mr.
kns very prims, also the sams figure. Irish meets
with very lite inquiry Pork The dsposss have b-sn
ICE bbls at 72s; 400 clear ut $685. IS primo at
66s. and 100 rump at Sos No alteration has occurred
In the market for Irish since cur last Hams-Prime
Lancapshire are worth lOHd. Irish ur ,leabe, as
are aso American. the stock OF which il excessive
ChcessA parcel CT double Gloucester, of choice quail
ty commanded 13i per h. American 10 taken at I'd to
81, as in quality.
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THIRxIE rH CONGRESS.
FIRST sEs ZION.
Senate.
WARRINGTON, April Is, ls4s.

THE PILOT LAW or 1881.
The bill for repeating the pilot act Of March 2, 1897,
coming up In order,
Mr.. DIX undertook its explanation. A bill in all
respects similar to this, before the last Congress
but t acted upon for want of time He had then
gven NJ some detail the grounds upon which the bill
vas ntroduced but as several members had since
into the Senate, he should recapustc "A briefly
possible, the reasons which no then advanced In sup
port of the bill He accordiusy exhibited that as early
as is5l, the city Of New York passed law regulating
pilots and that from that period down the adoption
OF the FEDERAL constitution she had exercised exclusive
jurisdiction over the suhject and the laws CT Congress
and OF the state subsequently passed contnusd this
rndcton. In 1885, two ships were wrecked on the
coast below New York, the Bristol and the MEXICO
strong eeng was excited against the New York pilots
u was charged that they bad become monopoly toe
United lot the service that they had relaxed In vigil
lance ana that these disasters and Others attr
outsoe to thcse facts Digent and careful EXAMINATION
however, had exempted the New York pilots In add
unu 10 this, after three months consider stiop an
was passed by the Legislature OF New York. believed to
be fuily adapted to meet ali existing defects; but
net permitted to go into operation before this act CT
Congress OF March g. 1887 passsd oprnng the pilot
age Of New York eqaly 10 the pilots OF New York i
New jersey After Submitting to this uuequsl sysoi
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WASHINGTON, April -, 1913.
Euening Schedule.


Mr.. Gays letter, it is here believed, extin-
cuisines his chances for the Presidency. He
sonfesses too much-he shows his cards, and
exposes his hand in advance of the play-hext
to the letter last published from General Taylor.
it is regarded as letter of which nothing can
be made; but which upsets the calculations OF
his friends, and utterly confounds them. The
wings, that is, the old wings, already talk OF
Scott. A lew days will turn up a new phaze OF
the wheel of fortune. All here are now In con-
fusion.
The democratic torch light procession to-
night, IN honor of young France, was failure
the illuminatlons were lew and lar between. AT
the afternoon meeting, at the engine house, Mr.
Morse, OF Indiana, General Foote (MIss) Mr..
Stanton, OF Tennessee, and others, addressed
the people. The citizens will make a demon
stration in few days
The Senate did nothing to-day in the case of
Mr.. Nugent. He still remains prisoner under
the Sergec nj alarms.
Mr. Bennett arrived here this morning and
visited the prisoner this evening, at his room at
Mr.. Beale's house.
The Senate to-day were engaged upon the
California claims-the House upon the New
York contested election.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


New ORLEANs. April o. Cotton We hear Of the sale
of $40 IS, for middliDg taken principally for
England. Sugar market quiet Sales 250 bids Fair
sKasss Molasses-19A20c Flour-Sales $500 bbs, in =
udlhs $50 Illinois, at 81 u.s. 275 Ohio at - s6 100 IL
ipos and 250 Ohio 81 SH 400 Illinois at 81 co. SEQ
illinois and 100 second st Louis at $5 and 100 fine and
crossed at 81 10 Corn-The market has been active
and tho sales reach 20 900 sach taken for Europe and
the North, but lower prices Among the sales ~ .
5000 sacks white End mixed and $500 white and yellow at
800; 4700 mixed ut 33c 4Is0 white and mixed at as,
$40 whites at 3c 900 white and yellow at $780, and 800
choice yellow 37c 2sosslc Pork-Dull Mess So
80 and M. o. So 81. Lard 6ksok Bacon Shoulders
AK Sides az i4c. Whisk-y-l7o. Exchangss-Quc-
taons of foreign exchanges and Of northern GO days
bills perfectly nominal and omit them Checks
New York ~ per cent. premium.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr, April H. 1885,
offerings consist Of 1850 beeves, including 425 from
Ohio and Virginia, and 4s0 taken to New York, $50
COWS and calves also offered $50 hogs, and li00
sheep Prces-Beeves all sold ct SO 80 to per 100 lbs
which allows advance. Cows and calves Not much
ehspes Sales range $40 to 30 for dry SIS to IS for
sprngers and SIS to 30 fer fresh Hogs dull and
dioop,ug $50 head sold ct 81 so to rs tho 100 lbs
sheep-Saies were chiefly at 81 rs to SO each sccor
ding 10 qu,lity Hay-fhe market is steady at 81 to
Is per cvt for good Timothy straw scarce at ~ TO
9 mar 100 bundles.
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At Wliamsburgh L. l.. on Friday, April l4th. CLAnA
MATILDA, youngest daughter of John w. and Letetia
Cooper aged year, months and 20 days.
The relatives and frisnds Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral Sunday 18th instant,
at O'Clock from the corner Of North Third and First
streets.
On Thursday the 18th Of consumption, Mrs. MARY
E. WrGaINs wife Of John L Virgins, aged 26.
The friends and those of the family, respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Saturday afternoon
O'Clock, from tho residence, No 6l5 Greenwich st.
On Fridsy evening, JULIA ANN BARTON only daughter
of b. N Barton aged Is.
Her remains will b, removed to Leicester Mass this
evening for interment Eastern papers copy
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE April I3-s & y Tod div bonds, 7,4:
sha Q. bauk OF Baltimore, 83k; DO Union Bank 59x;
do Mechn ics' pMi E; Uscd State: es 1857 closed at
land 6 sex bid, SO asked; Ba tim 81 1897 s3H bid 96K
asaed Baiimors and Ohio Railroad SIX bid 38h sked.
PHILADELPHIA April IL First BoGrd-t25So Leheh Is
60: SliUO umnRton s. 8ok &c mnsrcl bank, SO 500
State 1871: 5000 do T3M s 800 Os s. ST. Io4x S25
in 80 ss 1850 state S. s4ss ss Ito Do $4,000
BANK M 50 ech MICS Pa k. a61s II Cam, Bank So;
3oo5 1875 $500 DO 73 $500 &C Ma Is 81 and in t6
Second Boar 5000 Treasury Notes. 6s 1f2h $1,000
STATE s.. 7sA $50 Leh,sh Nav Coal Script g ga, Il high
$1,000 Treas Notes 6s lt2k $500 state Is 73x; $3.50
Ches and Del CANAL 6s Sex; 80 Lehigh Nav INT. 81.
10 estsrn io3a Ia do payable Mond losk: do 1885,
IO3X; 10 do 1885 10 Bost aud Proy Railroad 9 II DO 9
AZ FTchbug Railroad III; II Exchape Bank 92 Is Ner.
chans i0ok; 100 East Boston Co. Divdend 3X
7, do Is VT UeutIal Railroad 70; II Boston Maine do
ll9 Vermont and Massachusetts do IA; Boston Wharf Co
Second Board-2co shs East Boston d,vs, No biod
sX 20 do l3x: Western Railroad l0jk Pit sburg Cop.
per Reading Railroad bonds 1850 SIX $4,000 d.,
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DSsRFv,!L%rEE , Sg!E9R Of TIE .rRAST!CA, i

M EDICAL OFFICE.-DK. JOHNSON, II DUANE
WI street near Chatham street, well known as the most
successful practitioner New York the treatment Of vene
real dsease The Doctors reputation for skill in these old
halEcured that have existed for years preemnent
pains in the head and bones Of the legs, eecuay cured
in by young men, causing ascvious dreams nightly
sons positively prevened Recent cured four days
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m arried,

On Wednesday evening, l2th inst, by the Rev Mr..
Chaom~r Mr. ANDREW GRIEH to Miss JANE THOMSON,
daughter az jonas Thomson, E'q all Of this city.
on Tbur.asx evening April | 3. by Rev Henry Da
Wis, WILLIAM KSmP, to Louisa ROWLAND, all OF this
city. 80,
III Partridge, Of Bedford. Mr.. A. PArrNRsor OF SARA
toga Springs 10 Mics LounA A. hoBBy, Of North Castle
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TO INFiDELs, md ALL WHO RECEIVE NOT
converted r6de will lee ure on the evidences Of hrs
tiaoiy ard The hentcity Of the scrpur, divine
velaon bath evening, 18th Instr In the Hail. 81 6th Ave-
All interested, are respectfully invited to attend r.
SPres hung the I'd Advent OF Chist At hand, at the
seats free,
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NTo CrrpE-NO Gu ARGr-DOC1 OR MURPHY, OF
~ 90 Old street be cou6denally consulted on prva
d.es.rs stcinss elects Mecural Ulcers Consutnti nal
psbv &c His improved method Of curing 0onorrhoe, in
to days will he found in,lsbe DR. regular rcys,.
tnps Charges mod Office 10 Gold str Ct Lsusn en-
closing lee attended 10, and medicines forwarded.
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PaErARED qUANo.oNk CENT PAR FOUND

DREfARED GUANO-ONE CENT PER POUND -
II Guano, as imported be not scientifically prepared be
fore it, its ammonia and leaves twcrh
after tn 6stcrop. In the Prepared pano this
died Vegetation also take from only what il atsay
requires for its susenancs and this loss re'toed
to by absorpt from he atmosphere which thus ndes
emen, Of sea i sts chiefly fphosphte snd
tlty is limited Prepared Guano the contrary, contains
phos hate carbonate muae nitrate suphste and .licte OF
kind o. crop being the fsrtl:rg Inep,s Of all yeg,-
.snsa unrecedsn,lv and aSur Neber ia.
blight approach IT, an important consders
ton oatnes planters nd market gcdre rs
welyss farmers generally Agricultural strongly
recommend iis APPLY TO g. HALsEY. Mills Ga Vessy
sweet. New York
V,uE E.PEROH OF UsslA HAS BEEN CkLE-
brstsd all Europe or the beauty Of BY, empe'9n
he both TO the Of Jnnes henicsl Hoap snd Coal
Hair hesto alive The makes the darkest and -lowest
other makes gsy red b.d hair sof esrk SILKY sed elan
ocine TO f~lhng curing scurf &c Mold from
S. only at % chatham street. New Yorh, or at i Fulton
street, Brookyn.
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d EOO REwARD-CROss's sPECIFIC MIXTURE
DOOV for the cure Of gonorhp. OF all remedies
discovered for the above cmpIaints, this Is the
most certain; makes speedy and permanent without
the eaN restriction IN Diet drink change ia
peeton to business The proprietor challenges single IN.
will no under forfeiture Of $500. Many cured
two sod Broadway Of Chambers street
ard 1ANDS. 100 Fuitop. William
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DLINDNEss FROM CATARACTS- DIR. WHEEL
ID er Dentist 20 Greenwich street To the el let
ed his lare nd important discovery OF emov,ng cataree
without min Which he TO effect within the cd OF
Zen devs aod the ssh that any farther medical
estm.nt obvat,d Artificial Ey for sals and which will
able
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NGITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE -sATUaDAY

MITCHELL's OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lvl Evening, April u.s. the entertainments will comme.c
with THE SENTINEL .-Marami'i.n schlopp..n MT HoL
l,pd Linda Ms, Mary Tayier 10 be followsd
Nose MI Chsntrau lake osoyeI Elisa 8. bbin. Mis-.
ter which, FAMILY RS-Deiph MIR Holland; Emi,v,
Miss ncherts To conclude with the free entitled OUT
ON THE SLY-Pimlic0 Pippns. Mr.. Holland: Mrs F,tz
Carer Miss Mary Taylor: Mi: Dimpe Miss Phillips Dress
Boxes IS: o. chestfa Boxes, 80.
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1T Is SOME CONSOLATION TO KNOW, AFTER
many trials that soodarcIe Of India Rubber Hose
has at last been manufactured that will stand the pressure Of
he Gro water; srd friend OF the Goodyear Rubber
Emporium, $50 rest assured that the
fy viii more ih'n EQUAL hi sbirty suppv when Others
lie ourselves become acquainted Nth iu merits
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RR0ADwAY THEATRE-BENEFIT. OF MILE
- Bangy-Satuyday Eyenirg, April u.s. will be performed
the free o. the IRISH vALET-Od M.lbor rue Mr.: d.
Anderson; Larry Hooisg'n Mr. shaw; Tap. M Cabot;
ballet Of GIsELLE-i:elle. MILE Blangy; MyItha, Mile
ishoG TO conclude with the 81 act Of the grand ballet Of
Ia B.YADERE-Zoloe Mile Bl'rgy: Tn. Unknown,
Mr. Sidney Pearson -four Mr. II. Hunt; Nnka Mrs Bou.
arJ Fatima, Mile VaIl.e Door. nj o'clock Per.
omanes begB at half pastI Drsss Circle
ots- IT " rts (1aIl
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Mississippi river painted hres miles of Canvas being
the largest painting in the world the Panorama building
lsanday. eEceptsdl Admission 50 cents. children hall
precisely Afternoon exhibition on Wednesday and Satur
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nR. J. HEINE, NO. 20 DUANE STREET, BE-
- Chatham and Centre the only physician
sdv erti,ips) that is member Of the Medical Society II:
devoes his attention Office practice Those who wish
avoid the quack aud the pretended member Of Royal Col
egss. and regular ply will find Dr. H. at his
off efsiIh Ouy
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II ARNUM's AMERICAN MUskUM-P T BARNUM,
- PROPRIETOR HIrcBCocK Manager aturday April ~
50 endd performances in the afternoon bnEpa O'Clock
La Piene Meisn. q. DodswIth and FL Msjor OF Dods-
woths Band, volunteer for the occasion Great Western
and as: in hi, in%i.sbs Y,nkse story and Imitation, 4
Julien Noble Pebys .pls ndd W,x statuary Madame
Famous Fortune Teller Admission the WHOLE
walk Alone IAN cents Rsssvsd front shilling each
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DALMOS OPERA HOUSE TO LET-APPLY AT
the Box Office, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, AM,

WALNUT STREET THEATRE-PHILADtLP HIA
w Las, night Of Mr.. Apdeson's eugag. ment Saturday
Evening April IS sss will be gsrfomed Schiller. grand
Andenop; Cont de Moor. Mr. Riching: Frsnc,d Moor
Mss Fisher After which A GENTLEMAN IN DIFF
EiCULTlEs-Mr Crisp. Mr. a'Beckeu: Mr. sedIey, Mr..
Chapman; Mrs. Crisp Mrs. Tbayer; Mrs Ssdley. Miss
Chapman; Mr.: simm.n, NJ RcEes: Print Mrs. sBlske.
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CUPREME COURT, IN FQu1Ty-sSCOND JUDI
y cal Circuit Bill dd with Clerk Of Dutchess county-
Ludwig Bru m Gu pisirtf vs. Bertha Bumeu defendant
Bill for divorce yin,ue Charles wifi Of poushsesp
Brumeu the in th. whose place Of resi-
dence the city Of Nadg ,burph, Punia required to
in this By I'd da, OF October lAs or the bill
filed therein will be tai 90 as confessed by her
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NEW MUSIC-BEAUTIE OF ] HE OPERA, Nos
1sasds just ru ,lshed with portraits Of Pico, Truf
sic n:ysr before published II the country 50 cent,
pour "a Patre." with English word, and spirited vgnsue
Tru Waltz arranged for the p;snoote Jenny Lind Songs
beautifully illustrated Syracuse Polka for the plan
Moqnsht the Lake on Lake Michigan, written ty the
wsltze.. sc, &c Music bound, with spring backs-AT.
WILLIS Music Store, 20I Broadway.
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THE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF
the Old Masters, comprising original Pictures, by Tt
tam Ruben; Raphael Mgro v.lasqps1. Van Dyck Civ
Cuyp Wsop and others Of the old tss is open al
the Lyceum Gallery No. 500 Broadway, from AM, to
PM Admtance Is -