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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-02

HAVING returned from the North with
IL general supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
we are determined TO sell as low as any one
in our market for the Cash.
Also stIict justice done to those who send
us produce to SELL
il. g. G. B. LANCASTER.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June Is, 1S4S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-02

IRON, STEEL, &c.-Just received and for
i sale lot of very superior American Iron, also
Cast and Blister Steel.
nov2. VIM BOSWELL & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-02

CHAWLS.-Just received and for sale, a lot
~ of very rich Terkin and Canton Grape Shawls,
by VIM. BOSWELL & co.
nov
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-02
Maryland, Charles County, Set.

maryland, Charles County, Set.
nN application by petition to me the subscriber,
~ Chief Judge of the Orphans Court of Charles
County, Git being in the recess of the county court
of said county, from GEORGE H. LUCAS, praying
for the benefit of the nsovent laws of the said State
and the said George H. Lucas having complied with
the acquisitions of the said several laws do, there
FORE order that the said George H. Lucas be and he
is hereby discharged provided copy Of this order
be published in the Port Tobacco Times, once
week for the space of three months prior to the
third Monday in February next, notifying the Gre
in Charles county court on the said third Monday
in February next, to shew cause, if any they have
why the said George H. Lucas shall not have the
benefit of the several acts of Assembly for the relief
of insolvent debtors as prayed.
Given under my hand, this Sd day Of October,
lS4s. RICHARD BARNES.
True copy-Test,- w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
nov 2-3m*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-02

MACKERE Ella lot of very superior Mack
1Vl erel for sale by VIM. BOSWELL s. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

TRAVELLING TRUNRS-JoHN CATTNACH TRUNK
Manufacturer No Wall street of Broadway, has
hand and constantly making good
Vases Carpet Bags and satohe wholesale and Also
superior article of Sole Leather Trunks suitable American or
European travel and Pormaneaus for the Male Pose
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filed with des
patch.
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MIOSr EXrRAoRpINAKY MORK-rO WE MARKIsD

MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORs-To THE MARalsD
lNp or those item plating rnaragerhe Married ouans
Privsts kesea C9mpanon ty DIT a. sanrcean Sixth eat
ton Price 81 This neetny with NJ sac
(2UOO copies already been disposed of Every fers IL
getting copy whether married unmarried although in
tonded eecay tor tA married. rs dsclosesimp
which should DO known 70 them particularly Here every female
dscoyor the GAUGES and the efficient
dice aud ost certain mode Of every Gaze For 18
Broadway the Publishing oce 2g bort street, Torks
also ~ b. Petetsir rumher % Chestnut street. G. b. ober
Rh,delphs Little GO, Albany W. Doy, Boston. On the
receipt 81 cory VIII DO traRsed BY nail Tree OF poes
to 81 parts OF TIE United States AN must 30 addreaty
post paid 70 Dr. A. A. HAuRtCEAu nov 1874 New Yort s,y.
n Nv sfv
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nR. RALPN AUTHOR OF TnE apRArrLrAL pRIv ATI

NK. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
- Ireaise &C. S Greenwich sreet-Ofce hours 70 II A.
M Pm tsunday exccpted Those apply the early
Saee6 will be surprised at the rapy and little nconvenenco
sendng their cure Its chiefly however those who nave l
iered IRON certain class Of people who properly appreciate
his services In structure from lie first ircpen to its
advanced and distressing STAGE advantages and
very extensive rracc he afford rapid and radical
cure which, he has for ting DO obtained from
other source in America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

900 sSdFs Wsnista hi Giaaea have 5ssn
sold without It heals old gauls and bruises,
in media uron N horse him daily An strains
eaostes and hard dwellings Of nature either Oh
horse yield before It's influence Instantly As proof Of
the above all Test horse trainers stable keepers and stage
orretor have laid down other remedy used BY many Of
om thirty forty years andusc this the best and de-
odody tie ohearcst nen in market In large bottles at 70
cna Six tottss 50 So 50 dozen, AZ 30 fes, aud al
Tatrsas Broadway, whocae and retail Of the drug.
sts and aders generally throughout The city and
country,
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DHRENOLoeY AND AsTRoLoGY-

DHRENoLoGY AND AsTRoLoGY-
ssstsr X sn S ss & H Ss s d q gss
st Tpns 1 ss ssG n By SIs sw
These are a book, wherein all may read,
And all should know, who would in life succeed
h II, Hr IL. a SssSss! pn's "a hi sss ats
The present, past and future to discern,
Correct his steps improve the hours of life.
MADAME DyBoycE is at present in tho city, and can DO
Fend s aIOye SfIS s n e wealth
her residence No 1863 Division any during day
for gentlemen.
CAsT-oEF CLOTHING, JEwELLY, FIRE ARMS, Sc,
WantedLades or Gentlemen wishing to convert their
Se F U the sf Cor or sS sr%sy
VIII attend them nfE Sn Tsm York
paris STYLE SHIRTS OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP
made to by the half dozen more unsurpassed
j. I I T SSn S R@H PS nspn
superintendent II. C GUIoN lis William st. up stairs.
GENTS ELEGANT WINTER SACKS, wIrH CHOICE
and trim ings 50 siO and Vests Of rich winter stu
assSnaey MADE ~ to So variety Of full and half circle
Suite cheap at the 50 Suit store corner Of Deekmaa and
IMPORTANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WISHING
JARED with new collars cuffs lining, and buttons informed
well and cheap Prepare your Oydcats in tmo No eoOns
used in ecSGn line SddrssSd from any q the city viii
c,,rr. for o,..n,r No Murray street near Broadway
81 others,
disappointments - "
DOVER LArHES.-FOR SALE, A NUMBER OF SMALL,
Engine Iathes They built to order finished tina
pes m'nner are perfectly and will be sold low Apply to
JOHN +. HYDE 5SONS
III Maiden Lane
nor sALE-A NEW FIRE ENGINE "a INCH cYLIN.
dors highly finished warranted in every particular will dis
eharLe steam one inch diameter. 65 feet. Apply to
III WATERMAN, Matteawan, N. Y formerly Of Hudson
ITNGLIsH GAS FIxTUREs-AN EXTENSIVE AssoRT
II ment of English Gas Fixtures, Comprising Chande"rs
Brackets and Mante Ornaments &c. Of STYLES and reoent
importation, manufactured by Thomas Messenger Soma of Lon
don and Birmingham. For sale at ~ John street
4 IRISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHIsKEY, SUPERIOR TO
any thing in market and the only pure Malt Whskey In Anne
rca for sae twelve sngs Whsoy thirteen for old
20 cent proof by WILLIAM PARKS, Distler sd
Eleventh. avenue. Office ~ stone street.
no NOT FORGET THAT COUGHS, COLDS, RuEUMA.
- um. Inflammation of the Respiratory Organs &o GRO.
duced by the state Of the weather. Immediately relieved
and cured by the CAROLS Vapor Sulphur
and Iodine Baths i broadway two doorsabove Leonard street.
r EBCnES-20lOO LARGE SIZE SWEDISH LEECIIEs
- Also 10000 German eeohos received good order
for sale in quantities TO cult purchaser by JF CLEU,
Nc Jchn street, near Broadway,
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~ NobbEi n u o., Ls
~ late OF No ~ Duane has removed IS Ann
(near inm whore he is consulted all diseases Of aprvate
character To those who have been undo his
ton is unnecessary. To those who have and who
afflicted with pains Of tho head limbs ulcers, body
throat geet stcurc seminal debility induced i'm
proper tats &e he warrants perfect and speedy No
mercury used Recent cured in four days Dr. Cobb
ets induces compcer In trade deny his romova
and identity Those who k Ow DR. G. give him cal
aisfy this assertion. See his Diploma
attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05
Sporting Intelligence.

The RAeEs.-To-day the races commence The
CLEARING up Of the weather yesterday, brought tho
of the horses this decision and the proprie-
Tor Of the course has yielded to their Wishes the
nouncement Of the postponement to the contrary
notwithstanding. The sports of the day will open
with the colt sweepsta kes-tbree entries viz 20. p.
Hsre's b. c. by Clarion, dam by John Richards; s.
Laird's b. by Clarion dam by Trustee; Jas. Tallys
CHI. C. by Boston, dam by Tom Tough After which,
there will be three mile race for purse Of 500,
which will bring to the post Mr.. Hsres b. Passenger,
Mr. Greenes b. h. Poladore, and Mr. Laird's b. m. La
tona. Judging from the superb condition Of the
horses anticipated that there will be fine running
in each Of the above See Tor FUR
ther particulars.
TRorrINo Immediately after the races, there will
be rottipg at the Centreville Course for purse We
notice that there entries, which will doubt
adord rare sport
WALNUT JOCKEY CLUB.-The fall racing over the
new track, in Walnut Grove, is better than any we
have had in Nashville for several years and attracts
large assemblies to the course Yesterdays race, for
the proprietor of $780, two mile heats resulted
W. Hardng's br. +. by Epsolum dam imp.
H. odun,s Oh. g. by Wagner, dam by Lsvia-
o. Tovls'. Sr, T. BY Wagner, dam by BY Lewis
man, Time, ;s:i7i:sso. .a:a.s:i1.Hi.:
The nrst was 70 dead heat " between Odum and
Towe's entries
The above synopsis shows that the race was we'll
Sept. q.
Another Letter From John c. Calhoun.
PoRr HILL 9th Sept 184S.
DEAR SIR IL cannot better your letter than
by transmitting the enclosed. have only to add that
have hope arrestipg abolition through the Pre-
sideptial election Instead of afording remedy 1t is
and which, finally, will give it fatal termination
less in the meantime, an effective remedy Of some
with respect &c. CALHOUN.
Military Dny.-Ne are authorized to state
that the Receiver Of Taxes will continue to receive Commute
at his IN he aofss d h% House, Ss the
IT, @ 'S n % h' y Ss %na
New York. Oct s. 1s4s
Take my Hat.-This popular phrase origi-
ss a sns hat 4 he IS
@ WITH Ess S' 1 Of
sa If this hat does not ume the public must no lon
GENNs 2 broadway Umbrellas Of every style and quality
s.
Beautifully ivory ebony horn bone wood
Important Noticc-M. Wise, OpticIan, 43g
B,dway informs his and the
attend persons suffering from defective His superior
themselves assortment Of Cold Steel and Silver
Spectaces and Eye Glasses the largest the city
Der 4T Broadway he also has received large
superior Opera Glasses.
The Best Gold Pens In the World.-The
celebrated Rcheeu damon pointed Pen the best and
cheapest in the world and for durability
last hye Sold only BY B. E WATSON Co., Wall street
Gold Pens repaired.
Wigs and T0upees.-We would advise ali
persons wishing superior wig scalp to call at Bachelors
In the city We would inform strangers that Mr. BIS newly
vented wigs obtained silver medal
xican Institute. Enough said. copy the address.
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TIE LONG ISLAND Insurance COMPANY, CAPITAL

10
10000 dollars with surpu1 Office No. a. Fulton street.
Brooklyn continues TO take rsk8 buildings merchandise
machinery and property generally current rates OF premiu
This company has PASSED through the great New York fires Of
1886 and 1915 and also the disastrous BROOKLYN fire. thoy
owe their esoaS from them with comparatively slight losse
the system which they Practise OF limiting and scattering their
risks The company inform sir deaers AID the public gene
rally that Lose than third OF their business on rss In the
yo Brooklyn. All losses which the company NAV sustain
viii be adjusted and paid promptly as here ,ofore.
Signed, H. w. DELAMATER Prosk
&c. FINN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

NO CURE Ne CaARGE-DR. MURPHY OF 6s GOLD
IN street contdcntsy consulted al forms Of prystedis
Recent cases Of gonorhhaa he days Const
utiona debility sud impotency successfully by Dr.
No ueed 10 hndrsnce from busine oc
GS Gold stree open from "a. N. TO ~ r. ".
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NO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. C0RBITT. 10 DUANE STREET
member Of the Royal Coilege Of Surgeons Londsn may
consulted treatment Of deca No how Ions
you may have o ulcers body the throat or nose
pains In the head and bones Of the practice
years devoted to yenereal diseases enables Dr. tho
worst form OF THIS disease Recent cured in four days
NO mercury used Structures or weeks with
scarcely any pain Those individuals in Ger
tain oathsome habit positively be and
society N B Strangers cautioned deceived DIR
DIR Johnaop'e NfrN,~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE GARTxEN OF NEW
~ YorkA the friends Of Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR for Pres
dent and for Vice President
Vsuxhan Garden Thursday Evening 9th
o'clock The following distinguished gentlemen have been in
vted address the meeting accepted and will positively be
present Hon. David Paul Brown of Pennsylvania Hon.
Ogden Hoffman Of New York Hugh Maxwell Esq and several
other distinguished gentlemen will address the meeting The
Glee Clubs Of the city have kindly consented
the meeting with choice singing BY order Of the Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

MEXICO HLUSTRATED.-A MOST MAGNIFICENT AND
WI elaborated panoramic painting of the whole line of march
General Scos pursued from his landing
Vera Cruz till bis triumphant occupation of the city Mexico
with faithful and continuous view of that romantcay wonder
ful country which has been months
expenses and will be opened for exhibition in few
Wall strf
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Sam1 3 Concklin. 1i7 35th Sc
Jacob Harp. 18th 81 near LIST av
John Msnuhor. s Pearl at
WIN Olmsted. ~ Blrrow &c
Jas Hurley, ll6 Cannon st
X. v. Colt, Is East 10th vt
J. Turner, 18th st near Sd av
J. Fowler, iJ6 Essex st
Jas Libby. 93 Ludlow st
VIM Cooper. 80 W all at
John II. Forman. 2l4. Walker ct
Gilbert Bonpamen, lf3 Christo'r
Stephen J smith. l36 Delaney Of
A. Higgins, jr, l06 Clinton ut
James Gray 100 Barrow st
John G. Cobb, 81 Willett st
Thos Carroll, 1877 East Broadway
w. II. Leggett. 1913 Allen st
N. Crawford. l6S Ludlow 81
Evan Tay lor, 63 Cannon %
w. Z. Doty. lis Stanton st
J. A. Brewer, 125 Goerok st
Garrett D. Clark. sol 4th st
s. Pennan, SO McDougals ct
ID. Ballou, 8 Christopher ct
John Hart, l320th st
Henry Lane, ll6 Bedford ut
John Hunt AZ Leonard ct
John De Mott. and 1913 othera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

II ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUN
ID Proprietor Hitchcock, Manager Splendid Perform
afternoon at O'clock every evening
past The Manager has the announcing
most tex wonder in creation Major ttlsngr hold
finger does to the thumb He years old only
inches hgh and weighs only thirteen pounds He may
morning from 10 to hapas IL O'clock in the afternoon
from till half 81 and in the evening from till TO- In add
ton the manager has also engaged Great Western the cele
arms the three Highland Mammoth Giant Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa Constructor Admission to the whole including
Museum Performances Finger &C. cents children
der and old to walk Alone M cents Re-
served front seats, shilling extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

u ACES-1HE UNION COURSE l. l., WILL COMMENCE
~ To Day. October -Sv eepstakes mile Entrance
S2CoEhat forfeit Three name;.o Ha,es BY Clarion
by Trustee James Taeys en- by Boston, dam by Tom Tough
Purte Of S7O0Three mile heats Entries % p. Hares
Passenger by Bale Peyton dam by Pamunka mare years DID,
dress red and white Us lbs Calvin Polad0re Ma
toIa by Clarion dam BY Trustee years old III lbs Second day.
Friday Oct 6-Pure Of Sla0-Four mile heats Entries-
Sgluc aged l2s les dress blue and white O. r Hsres
dress red and white Calvin Green's br b. Free Trade
by Mercer. dam by John Richards old, lOi lbs
tries-O Maesb m Lucy Toand by Priam dam by Eclipse,
old lOl lbs dress red white Samuel Lards
Fancy by Honblower OF the dam Sany
old lO lbs dress blue and white The first Races each
ping for the Course at ga o'clock and continue running
half hour until the returning
the sports Persons engaged sell tickets the
Grand Stand in the which will facilitate at the
gates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

The Best Gold Pens In the WOrld.-The
celebrated RicheeT Diamond Gold Pen is the best and
last five years Sold only by B. E. WATSON Co., Is Wall street
Gold Pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

Wigs and Toupees.-We would advise ali
persons wishing superior wig scalp call Bachelors
mandatory No Wall street. and examine the best
In the city We would inform strangers that Mr. newly
vented wigs obtained silver medal fair Anne
Tican Institute Enough said. copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

TWO EXHiBITIONS.-GRANDC COMBINATION OF HAN
ngtons Sacred DoTamns 'of the World and
the Grand Spectacle Of the pspge AIS twenty magnificent
Scrptural antngs by Mr. Baker, London
ing about 100 feet of whole comprising
the most beautiful and interesting exhibitions exhibited in
America The Creation, Fall of Man. Judgment the Almighty
Expulsion from Paradise Death Of Abel Evening before %
dom and Gomoah Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Noses
seventh Plague Destruction Of Phaaoh Host Breaking
the Tables Fall of the Walls Of Jericho Joshua the
Sun to Stand still &C. scnow exhibiting pgh this week.
o'clock at the splendid Hall 1886 Broadway Stoppas
Baths HANINGTONS entirely Grand Scriptural bio
OF the most magnificent Spectacle wnssed In New
Of the World and the Deluge assisted BY power
Scenery and InoidensChaos the First Day Ornament
the Second Day. Dry Land Heritage Flowers Day
Sun Moon and Stars Fourth Day Creation Fish Fowl
fh Day Creation Of Animals Sixth Day Garden Of Eden
tion tho first part of the exhibition closes
Of the Deuge Tickets Is cents; children hall price Doors
open at 7-curtain rises at O'olock.
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DE. COOPER, u DUANE STREET. BETWEEN CHATHAM

/ TX SOOPEh, ADUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAu
~ and lillian Streets has for the last years
most extensive practice in private dases He the
most aggravated this disease
TO i've days strictureDr Cooper the
structures from to two weeks Constitutional debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED by young men This
when too freely INDUCED in begs Dyspepsia weakness tho
lmbsAnd small the back confusion Of Intellect
sion to society .~araned in every case or no charge
10 m
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Important NOticc-M. Wise, OpticIan, 437
Broadway informs his and and the public
rally that he has returned from Saratoga ready
attend persons suffering from defective His superior
glasses and correct application of the sufficient
commend themselves His assortment of Gold Steel Silver
spectaces and Eye Glasses the largest in the city Rsmem
Der 4H ALSO large Of
Duper i0r Opera
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TV,o TOREIGN GENTLLMEN ARRIVING IN TuEUNITFD

T-TTT III
Il States others DESTROYS o. purchasing Country
sdeuce in Pennsylvania The subscriber olcr for Faie hs
Farm, situated in MONTGOMERY county Pennsylvania IA miles
north Of Philadelphia IL contains 30S land @ acTe Of
which in the highest cultivation producing wheat
rye Indian aud hay equal % any upland rain
70 being woodland. On the promises fine stone
mantou CD feet by 90 with yerandah attache Is et de
extending the length Of tho house and large piazza on the
the whole giving ample accommodation for family of twenty
persons The pleasure grounds surrounding the house ore lsd
with elegant eycgreens, and very beautifully laid ont Mere
the farm three stone houses farmers OF to-
sether vth thse large stone tarns containing sab *
yerenccs Tor hundred head Of cattle for o 30
tons Of produce with coach house. wagon house nary and
corn CRIBS attached. There also tho adyant Of
g mouse ie mousse hsh pond, garden Of orchards
soehed WIN TIC meet fruit house. aud grape w9n
am OF Ing water in every held daily mail BY which the
Phi adeha and New PAPERS the same day are received
and an omnibus passing the gate morning evening" In the
immediate vicinity Episcopal Lutheran and Psbi teian
churches Further description ia unnecessary, IS a p'r5oRs
Whngo purchase invited 10 call AID examine The estate
ltmay however be added beauty hohu situation,
and advantages is not surpassed by any United Satea
ltmay be well to mention tho price which $40 lsraeIe Ap
ply b GEORGE SllEAFF
Whitcmarsh Montgomery CO., Penn.
IN BARRELS SUPERIOR WESTERN LARD OIL FOR
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~ RAND CONCERT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STRA-
" kosch Pianit Of the respectfully
nounees that he will give Grand Concert at the Female Aca
deny Brooklyn, Thursday evening 9th October
Mss Julia L. Norha, and Mr.. G. Tmm with whom he will
play duet for two On this occasion NJ Strakosch will
perform which he his
At the tabernacle, New York Programms Fantasia drama
tque Lucia posed and Strnkosch You
part Forever "Auber" Mss J. L. Northa g. The Magic
BeRevereand Mercedes Polka composed and executed by
StTakoch Robert Robert tot que Jaime Mss Northal g.
Finale from Ernan and Monterey Galop sakoseh Part H.
Jenny Lind composed and executed by Strakosch On the
banks Of Guadalquver Miss Norha Duo Giuramento
for pianos Messrs. Tmm and Sakosch Admtance 50
cents Concert to commence at o'clock The following
B cees by lave been published by VIM Hal SON
piano. Iucrezia Borvia. fantasia The storming OF Mon
terey grand gaop dedicated Major General Taylor Sou
yenr dc Lac dc Como Melode pour Piano I'm Canivala
published by Andre Coz AT Broadway-. The Magic Bells
Carnival Polka published by yanderbk 56 Broadway The
The Henri Herr, Paris Depot
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Stock ExCh

I O.OF o. F-THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE
Of New York will hold regular adjourned
Grand Lodge ROOM National Hail. Canal street. this Thursday
BY order, BENJAMIN J. PENTZ, Grand Sec'y.
ERENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-THE MEMBERS OF
this Society," of the distress existing
that class of their countrmen to whom they afford
have deemed to dispense with the annual dinner
nounced for the 9th instant
LIRE AT BROOKLYN.-LEPT, DURING THE NIGHT OF
the great Fire in Brooklyn, Lookir gglass and Pic
at 25 Hck street. The by proving and
poyng for advertisements have them with pleasure
COX REWARD FOR THE APPREHENSION AND CON.
W%O ycon the who paste
quack bills the docks The quacks know there heavy
nalty against them consequently they put up night
Police and private watchmen be on the alert
A. T. LUIS, 4th Ward Court
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, OF THIS WEEK
contains all the testimony in the trial Of the Philadelphia
Police for the robbery of lOThe romantic and mysterious
life of Richard p Robinson and the lovely and profgae Helen
Notwithstanding exposition Of Jem Young Chief of the
Philadelphia Police and Charley Webb the bank foger
robter-A against the Rev John N Mat-Gn
account Of the arrest aud examination of Michael Sullivan
Utica for the abduction and seduction Of Miss Richmond
Newark, n 1.-THE Leonard street ARRAY. Also
amount of interesting foreign and domestic criminal news
&c &C. For sale everywhere. Office los Nassau street.
(,HRoNICLEs OF MOsES.-TuEY WILL BE FOUND IN
Med Buntlnes Own, with other and matter
Only 10000 extra to be struck off supply expected de-
mand for the Chronicles.
nj XICo ILLUSTRATED.-A MOST MAGNIFICENT AND
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- ON delicate diseases, which he mercury or
hndTance IRON business The disease in its early
in few day Debility OF the from early
accompanied with gradual Irosration Of mental power
oessiuy treated by Dr. NJ The most obstinate structures Weld
TO his ehod Of curing by absorption London Diploma
In his Office Hs Fulton street. paid attended to-