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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
Dayton Woollen Factory,


" T. would most respectfully inform onr friends
w and patrons, that the above establishment is
still IN operation, aud will continue to be 90 long n
We continue 10 receive such liberal shnrc Of public
patronage, and would here renew our promises, that
no pains shnll be- spared on ourparl with skul work
men, torendcr general satisfaction We are manu-
iacturing the following kinds Of Goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
t3sSpnrrc, Na;iEcU, nrced, Jeans, LiHSCv Elan
RctsOf diBcrcBt kiRds, and BiGRkciS
which We oIler Tor sale. whocsalesor retail, very
cheap, Tor Cash, Wheat Or J|OOi, or will make lib
crul exchange, say yd fllled cloth for from q to
3lhs, ct WOO; lyd Jeans Tor lbs; yd flannel for
for |. lbs; pair very heavy blankets tor as much
more wool a. j, takes to make them, etc, all OF the
same quality. Or We will manufacture iullcd cloth
ON commission, at from 31l 10 81. cents per yard.
Wool calculated for exchanging or manufacturing
should be- well washed on the sheep and rolled up in
separate llpccca.
tGrding and Spinning will be done at from ~
10 Ncs. per b. Carllng will be- done this season NJ
cts, except very tine, g, cts per b. Come ON with
your tine wool, n we have iust received iva new
single machines OF the latest and most improved
style, which have been put IN complete order, with
huc cards, mo. - and 3D. and are calculated cy-
prcSy Tor custom work Our old machine will be-
put IN good uJcr and will do justice tn the conrScr
qualities, Persons coming from distance can have
their work done with the least possible ,lsny and in
amnnncr which We will warrant to give satisfaction
cloth Dressing will be done at the usual prices
or q small discount for ready pay
Dayton. MAY, 81 !. & u. GREEN.
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S,rON T..

1'tiE subscriber has on hand aud for sale large
= quantity OF building stone from the Athens quarry;
ami also, furnishes to order rindo,o sill and rap
stone Of the finest quality. Also 200 bushels Des
''s'ss Lane hr plOstctin. ljy7l a. T. EdWES
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GREEN'S MILLS.
Marble am,I stone Ynr,,.

WarDlc ana stone Yard,
N LYONS would inform the Inhabitants Of
SIsottawa and surrounding country tina, he
mas established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will he able to fur.
n'sh to order tomb stones. monuments, tables or
any other article in his line OF business.
Ottawa, Sent IL lSlT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

Are you acquainted with Mr.. Polk ? No.
but have sister that dances the Polka.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

MI, XstawH Lodge No. Al. OiiaWa.
l'uE weekly meetings Of this lodge ntc holden
every Thursday, night at n O'Clock in odd ri.
|SonT nan. Brethren in good standing with the
or,ef arc invited To bcprcscn, ut the meetings Nv
VI" NV Gro. ). FISHER, Sec.
STATUTE Laws Of Illinois, for sale very low bv
A. b. ~ &. Br2LEY, Chicago.
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DIXON HOUSE.

By LATsuAw X Co., gate Of he Moasion
House, Oho'ra) DIXON. ILLS. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

MURRAY & Son. Nerark,
and wholesale and rcIailby l.. NJ. DoycE and j. r.
RErp Il Co., Chicago. ml 2s-ly
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fremont! House,

OltaNa. Oct. 20. 1917.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

The commercial seocunts from Grsst pr'ts,n are
upea he whole, much favorable than anticipated
The decline IN cotton smouss to full I'd per pound,
which by s.isfsctory; but the improvement
IN bresdstus 10 partly oset and the position OF the
Bank Of England IL such to give the mcet encoursg
ing hopes. The bullion In the bank the 4th inst
amounted to Ella SIS e27 showing increase Of fle5-
500 during the week The actual circulation amounted
10 and the total Of notes and coin to
fO This elbows the bank to be in very strong
position and in the event of the political difficulties dis
appearing. very great improvement must take place
in prices for consols, and in commercial confidence in
Great Britain We have hopes Of any immediate
Improvement the continent, sna it is therefore,
important that the commercial classes England
should sustain themselves
The effect Of the European intelligence upon the
stock market has not been unfavorable generally
anticipated Prices fell OF fraction; but the sales
limited, indicating disposition 10 hold until the excite
ment mss somewhat subsidized At the frst board Trea
sury not advanced per cent; Long Island fell of 4
per cent Harlem u; Recalling Railroad l; Morris Canal
a. Canton, u; pennsylvania SIS q; Reading bonds, u
all others closed at yesterday prices.
At the second board, Treasury notes and Pennsylva
MIA Sc eighty improved but the fsncies lower
than at the opening.
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~ q alAA AL AN / slALsAlfEiAsgt,
Fort Of New York. March ~, IS4s,
Cleared.


Ship-MsrEaret Evans (pkt) Tinker London Gfiswold
Bark-llefn, Weleh, OF Petersburg Newbould 4 Graft
Bngs-borerse, cans, Tulks Island Nesmith \ Walsh;
Aianwsrng NJ Marks. &c T. Huclut X 90; Gafdner ii
scns-Cora ,julfie, Nes6ern, Nc. NJ Pau X Co; Comet
rugh, wa,hnsten Projection McDougal, Baltimore,
D Gaiger; Compliance sesrs, Portland.
,mship Soulherrer Berry; Guar e,ton GO hours Spot
ford Tsson Co The left III. 2sth AZ 10 AM Tues.
day morning. lat 2s spoke BARR An Louisa hence for Ma
sbIp FIordian Whnore, Apaachicoa. March a. TO T. D
Hurbat Co 9th inst lat 50 30 Ion rs 90 large ship
mas been dayf Of Cape Haeras, and his experience
a succession Of kasterly weather.
Bark Joseph Fish, Seavey, New Orleans ID days with +3
hhds gar 100 bbls molsssss. TO ordei. 49,
frussian brig eaaora Beokery, Opono days TO Fl ch
curing which away rail rudder cspAin swept
OF Of deck load Of cork split sails lost three
Brg AuRus a. Bemis Havana March II, to Taylor Sid
70 co wh bark Lueinda Mars kich or bo,tos sao ors
spoke ship Camera Of aud 10 Boston from New Orleans
day. out thspor Of vessels left does not differ from that
schr Fidela Turner Aakpa IS days. with 1000 feet lys
oak timber. to a Patte1 Co Sid N co with schr W
sehr Amaz Feldmsn, Newbern Nc. days. to M Patt
shr Merrill h9e, oetSeote Nc. td.ys
schr w Fem, Sterling, Virginia, day,
schr Revenue. Wright Virginia
sebl Plato Hammond. Baltimore, ssy.
schr Michigan. Terry Baltimore days, to Johnson &
scsr ElIieott Cole Baltimore, TO Johnson \ Lowden.
nehr New Conveyance, Turney, Philadelphia
Sch Fashion. Gray, Philadelphis
Sehr Hsnbow Hayner. PhIadelphm days
sehr Coraeis Blizzard. Ph.see iPh,s, days
schr A Burton, Allen. Milford. Del days
schr Enefpnss. Johnson from the Delaware days to
sshr Edgar Baker from Delaware days to Baratt
sshr Job %, Hudson. Milton. Del to Moreau h
s1kef.
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~
m . RKE rs ELSEWAGRE.
STOCK SHES.

ETOCk SALES.
BALIMoRE, March 2-slsoo g. 'o7 lo2ss 1908 do 81
la2t; 1909 frea 6s lUA loco Maryland 6s lopenns
s5h loco do s5s lt0e Maryland Deferred 6s - g.
closed l02 Ud lo asked Treasury IS at l0 bid olh
asked Maryland 6s osed s3 bid (of the cEing 80
asked balnmoe OHIO tk shares q; 37s bid 3s3 afke
BosToN, r'Mch 27-Brokers Boa d-5 shares fitehburp
,Raroad l714 DO Northern r Dad ssh: do Wess
Railroad Scrip 1904 so DO Reading Railroad 10; 25 do do
10 49, Second BoaTd-00 shares k.ading Railroad l87
80 do Eorwi and Worcester Railroad 33h $1,000 Readsg
Railroad Bonds, 1850, 571s $1,000 do W IN.
PHILADELPHIA Mach 2S-Frst Board-Sl000 State 81,
TX 1909 do, 72; 2OoO 40, !2z 1890 Ph!is delpha 6s 70
9y4 $50 New eaev coupe ga iter Sdies-l5,o00 State
SIS 72% 400 do 7zs 3l3 Lehh Navigat Mortgage, S.
1850 Gira Ralk u; 10 Philadelphia BANK, ils; IS New
Jersey copper. an Commerciai Ba X, SIX. Second
goard-s3 Sortnsra Bank Ke taesy; 49, .afer Board
7s 2sJs do 724 5000 Lehigh Navigation 6, So 424 lo'
Vcksburg H. IVA 80 90, l0I; &c iechsGics Bank, 26s
100 Morris C-nal. IOH
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Domestic ArlaI,OrTs1ioHs.

CHARLEsroN-Stsmship South rneri33 bales cotton Spot
ford Tileston co.'s do Drahe Ms60 cakss rice Victor
Duckwi &c bxs specie Beebee, Ludlow col bag do
WnteI-l00 pkgs various sC0 bales cote to order
ApALAcBIcoLA-Shp Floridian-2s6 b,ies cotton nrake
Mills coz do 3 Bropson-20 Dale Mil'er-ll0 n Cot
& COT n L I'm n--G0 Bobrook, Mel on X Cole
Harlbu, co-a9 Centre * Coz Coe Anderson co-T tIs
tobaccoJ Wso is do Varst hack Adams-I boz mdse
Marvin-l Hobby-2 boxes tobacco Diueshoffer-l6
bales rot,ou order.
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Oh Hsl.ess Hole, when he, vey.s. from NYcrh q:
A ss r: doe: s:
ss 5: & the ~ Ii Of
Ss:.I s rst sss s.. & su
81 Perjury Il at lou IS wh tosS on the captain snd
ard carried them 70 Liverpool where they arrived on
Foreign Ports
isi SD Rs
enaa Maria Rich Boston; brig Mechanic, Cushing NYorh
s. Msy Smith BianeRard on Bo.tSn ar h sa.ed ian,
Gn. sHest
Portland the report that the ssh in dy. was
n:1 News s'G' for
ah S s so. sa' @ sn
Nedway Balloon; N,w Yo,s Jeiore Day. do; Univ Nc
PeSa AsSs DO do Ocean
MARArHAM Feb liar brig Gambia Bale, ss,m Jau 81
,MArAsun, March ls-In barb / CroweI for New
d.y say. i S d Wand
dT TGp Hssae 70; PPOa il DAYS
Il S. as a I'd s HoS al
''i RIO o ss4sDr Feb h Toie Chapman ae sar.ow,
TIE onoe hs. been sold probably sui belong. 70 the
Sis' s%s rsssS h Gar
@ III Ms, G% 2 Of Tss Ss
ted BY the Republic at this 22d She probably had
aoms Ports.
NS wt sHa Mafh Is pi P
SS 'f dee Ras FS5
NSIis By,.S:s Ssysas cd :5p, El.
sch. tnn Maria, Bbee, Mobiles Washington. Powell.
hosros March g7A,r Steamship Caledonia (Br) Leitch.
MS,sh T. Haon e Nag.
N of resr % cono with hnS eh
" Bf.Sn; Francis. .ws,hnston, y {; Wo!eog Ryder
sstrscsn. Ns'eh Of Smith. Point, Nris eouyd up.
hark
Gs s & I My Ty Ia rf
dam; ssi la, Boston; har ARIEL DO; Chief Windies
fS1p Juliet 8 Thsma; Ns
ss af
il 81:
CG!maek. ApalashieGls chaIle.ipn srown, NYoiE:
for Norfolk Sarah FfunEn, :man, do for do
sa Mosls for Boston; sch. susan Bray AleIssds To-
for De- asn?s aa G
Campus, Hill, Wilmington. &C. for Portsmouth. whale
brig Hoan rhadepha Ga bar Romuu B
eSl ss 'isS brig G
Smith N0resns ner.ia Baxter Cork brig Pioneer Trim
NEW ORLEANS Mar s.An ship. Massachus stt,, Woods,
YORK; Meete, !1r) Hunter do; barks, Ph@nx Bo%,b,
Hs9Sse Eo che New u4 Spes r H9
Hariet. Whitney do; ga all frances Watts, Thomaston
Dsa o
Mp.
PORTLAND March 2-Cld briggs Elmra. Sargent Matsnzas
Rival, Bell, Cuba.
PRovIpENcs, March 25-Cld schr Hoxbury Sears Balti
Sid. bark Rhodes Saunders ,vsua: brig Lucy At
wood Atwood Maanzss; schrs Peru, Hyde Charleston;
Delaware, Harding philadelpri 26th Union Incorrectly
reported Do, er Packet on her auival) -
SALEM March 25-Arr schs Pizarro Frankfort for NYok
26th, Nor West Haskell aud Arcurus Haskell Lubsc 70,
do. Sid 25h, schs Mss Hill, rem Cavdenss) Belfast
SAVANNAH Ma CHI 23-Cld bark PEARL (Br) Rowles Liver
pools big Sterling, Jones NYork. Sid ship VIM Cooper,
Cults Lverpoo bark Exact Stevens New York; brig Nancy
Pratt, Stevenson, Baltimore.
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Died.
IN the 9th inst after lingering Illness CHRISTINA,

On the 9th nst after lingering Illness CHRISTINA,
wife Of George Sharp Of this city.
The fri.pds and relatives of the family respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence No. 50 State street. Brooklyn Thursday after
noon. at r NJ
On Monday, 27th inst. ROWLAND j., con of janice II.
and Ann Louisa Moe aged year, 6monthsand 10 days
Tho relatives and friends Of tn. family sre invited to
attend the funeral this (Wednendey) afternoon AZ half
past o'clock from l79 Greenwich street His remains
will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Tuesday morning. the 2sth met at the residence
OF her father in Philadelphia, LOUISA, wife Of William
g Fitzgerald Of this city in the 2iet year Of her age
In Tolland, Mass March 40 CEPHAs MILLS, aged SO,
q revolutionary pepsioner, and father Of John E. Mills
late Mayor Of Montreal.
In New Orleans March IA Mr.. THOMPSON RAwsoN, Q
solder of the revolution aged S. native OF Mendon
Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

Sch, W Houston. Dayih Indian River. % Merssu 4
Pivker.
schr Wave. Rennett Indian River u Morsau Parker
Schr sritnd HsIiett, Boston
Schr Bic. Nlct eT.on Boston.
Sc hr Ruaan. Russell. Nprtucket
schr Lady Fenwck. Thon,psdn, New Haven.
Propeller Mohawk, Clark. Hartford.
Below.
Ship 81 Mary Baen from New Orleans 18th nst, with
mdse, to Flost Hicks
erlg Sy yian, Pstieu. from Matauzas
Brig Frances, Smith. from New Ohesns with mdse TO
Smith x Co.
Bris G.nwler Audge, from Mobile s days. with cotton.
to VI Weldon
Sailed.
From the Lower Bay, packet ship Admiral Hsve; ships
Sultana, New Orleans; Cstharne, Charleston.
March 2s-sunrise, Wind NE; meridian NE; sunset, Ne
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsToN-Steamships outheue-Miss King. Miss + c
Corning, Miss Churchill, Miss Henshsw Miss Meighan,
Miss swan,ou, Mrs Fowler Mrs s Dickson, MI, Cowes,
don, Bradford: VIM 0othout, shute John Taylor
Niles G Hoyt G Godfrey NJ Siive, Beach, Coming Mr.
Benjamin Or Quk Count st James and lady. stephen Wat
Graham, Hora g Hutton, Sanchez, X Dickson
81 in IN. steeragc.
RIO GRANDE-Brig WIN Schroeder at salem-Capt Church
late Of brig Oole sold Rio Grands Master Demarest Of
New Eork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

OroRro-Brg EeanoIal5 hhds wine 20 pipss 3s7 half do
100 do Soaw4 hid, do 50 pipes ss eighth do 20 10
2i6 or pipes hhds Blsckbu-64 half IS hhds 30
10 Routh Scn-l hid do w Kug-l2 dozen cases
do 26S Or do 10 order 80
HAyANA-Brg kugusts-575 boxes 300 600 segars Lii
l.r 400 ot0 segas w Thomss-lO0000 do Trzilo
x Borrer-50 coo do NJ de Puga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

On Tuesday. the 2sth inst at Trinity church, by
the Rev DR. Berriap, JOHN VAIL to MARGARET A.
Young st daughter of the late William g. Cuannst am,
Esq all of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

MAcHiAs PoRT, Mar 23-Ariyed-Brg Queen Esther.- =,
Boson to lead bosds West Ind sch Cerer SraEue
Carde.ss via Provdence o of Of Carter, Norfolk; Ed'
ward, Norton Bushili; Com Tucker Nichols, New Castle
Sailed-schr oiaIloo, Faruham. Baltimore.
Psn sDri r1tA Msreh 90 r N--trrivsd-Bsrk Louisa,
NcFaflsu Havana; schs Worcessr Rhodes Poyd Sa
rah Arr Thatcher. and Wilderness, Freeman NYoTk
Below-Brg Gen Taylor, Libby N0ileans; sehr LeesburR
Boon, Wilmington.
Cleared Brig m, (Br) Clarke Londor; schs Joseph
Phelan. HafaS; Elizabeth, Mcleod to sloop Frances Ma
ria Bacon, New York
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP MARoARET EVANS, Tinker, for London, will
sail to-day.
pR BRte FAME. Cr0sley Of and from Windsor, Ms, for
Bridgeport CT with NJ plaster passing rkernuck
Shoa on the Gath struck which caused her TO leak
bsdv and ia al emptng her shore she struck
the Horse Shoe Cape Poge and alter baed and
shore took captain aud and carried them TO Ed
esrtown The agent Of proceeded 70 her
and 70 ON the 18th and reports the vessel
loss with exception Of sails cables anchon and
When the left the brig was sunk on the
sho with her rails under The Fame was wrecked last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

INTENSE EXCIrEMENT-MURDER WILL OUT
Just the Ysnkee Blade, of Boston, containing
among host Of other highly interest ng articles detailed
report OF the exciting trial Of Dr. Coolidge for the murder Of
the Iare edward Matthews Call eariy the New York
Cheap Publication Periodical and Newspaper Depot % Ann
ewspapers aud ether periodicals received aud
sale per arrival OF each The t:ade supplied the
mas AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

MADAME T.. FINlELs, AGENT, t5s BROADWAY.
Nl corner Of Grand street. ZIG Grand street. will
open Thursday the soth inst her rich assortment Of
Paris Spring Millinery, etc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

M AsONIC WOEKs.-RECENTLY PUBLISHED
wi The eishth stereotype edition Of y The True Ma
sonc hart. Hierogyphc Monitor" by X. w. Jeremy L.
cross L. containing all the mpovemens and emendaons
work s the only guide to the err Il who wishing
obtain correct knowledge of the mode Of work and
lecturpg Also the KnIaht Tempeis chart Monitor ny
the same author second and improved edition The above
works ave for sale by Nesus Huntington fpyage,A s..
barnes Co. Collins Brother, and by the author at bis
Office, 2i2 Pes street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

A GOOD HORSE Me pICINE IS MOST ESSENTIAL
n TO the sock Of every dugg ald country which
beginning to be appreciated The best and popular
rrmedy of this kind KTb brides Iattcrsas
Heayr Powders They are gantly put packages su
6cieht ordinary Of eaves and to administer
IN dozen cases of cads catafrh also the be
condition edicue tn he given Bos,s this
If The year as Spr,ng purifier. Phce ST. a. II. COUGH
a. - Ecisn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

WBROWN, AUCTIO NTS, TREES,
u Bulbs and Roots w Brown will sell at auction ON
Friday March 3 0 o'clock at No. t7 Broadway, cor.
trees bulb, and roots recently mpo,ed from France,
pIng as varieties of cameas of Dsphnes Of magnolia
and roots IS Of dsha all ysrle
ties of moss and do. Of apple peach poD
apricot vines Dubious roots Catalogues
ROW re
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400 OOO BOTTLES. AND OVER, OF DIR. ID I,
4OO,OUO wilt c. Keilingers LiIi nsnt have been sold

than hrse years fact before chrOnc'ed IN the
history of ali medic without single complaint
heng made known It warranted in all eases TO eradicate
every nature aud heal all Of and bruis
put up large botes- mi fragrant and agreeable
aud external puon II extracts fire AMI
ousy also aud all spnmodic afe ctions
the operations of uly wondsfa sastve have been Of
uch induce tenths Of the first families IN
his aud many other parts of the country lay aside peu
dice and give far aud reasonable al; among whom
ave the Grnnels vinss, Livngsons Ham lions Lorards
Nnrrises Costas Badhusts. NC. For fall paicuars IL
of almost class and description oil dsrs see
Spirit of the Times" For sale principal Office $50
Pearl street. tnd the druggists gecerav fifty bot
IL prf doZ " St2
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THIRD FRENCH REVOLUTION i! !-BU CESS,
StriEger Co.'s load Of Pictorial and other pes
By the Caledonia steamer this moment ready Tor n,pec
ton quantity OF illustrations Of the great doings Psns,
Sicily nc Be lively tut don't ai cons al once Published
Also the London Lancet for March IS year so cents
Ru ftriu A. q o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

NoREIGN NEWSPAPERS FER STEAMER GALE
niaThe advertiser has Just received aluge assort-
of English Irish Scotch aud provincial psp'r. Among
Newspaper Despatch, Bells Life Dublin Nation freeman
Journal United rshman, Sunday Times, Wilmer smith
Times Douglas Jerolds Cont Journal, Examiner Naval
and Military Gazette, Gardiner. Chronicle The Builder
rho Cnuc Churchman Railway Times. Max Lsne Express
Sc The trade supplied on the n,ua te ms JAMES
Anns IF ,trr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

EORhIGN PAPEkS--THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
specially that consequence Of the late
importation the foreign pictorial
cannot sold hereafter less THAI IS each and $40
year subscription. Burgess StI,ngcI y Co Wilmer Re
GERS, Marine Lockwood W. H. Graham, II. Long &
Brother Brittar, Bsrfosd CO.. o. H. Crosby, James Gil
h,rf 4 W. Sniliyan. Geo. Ucxtel Y Rrnther.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

QROsDWAY ODEON ENTRANCE THROUGH
ID Pinteux's Cafe des Mile Colonnes-Mansger E. g.
Greely-Nuscal Director, Mr.. Od6cld,-MODEL AR.
TISTES been under the ban # the law the
ger submits to its de sion and will this place Mon
day with entirely and original performance
ssng of Serio Conco Pictures action Dancing S grg
ard other entertainments. 7-.'
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-A FINE OPpOKlUNI
~ ~ for rae aud profitable inyesment-AJ Bieecke will
sell tion Wsdnesday 29h March, at ls O'Clock at
the Mchan Exchange by order of the Executors OF the
se Abraham Child close the Estate number Of valu
able lots Seventh Eighth Avenues and Twenty
sixth and Twenty,eventh The sale will be
tory The title beyond dispute IS Of the purchase
money bond aud from three to five
years Lithogaphic Maps be obtaiaed Of
the Auctopeer, No. Broad st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

W. BROWN, AUCTlONEER ELEGANT cab.
and household Fnmss.-J Brown WIN III. sell .,s
rooms of Joseph Hayton No 28 Broadway under the AM
rican Mueum the entire stock Of elegant Furniture com
png marble tops and Other Dressing ,reaus Wsrdiobes
aud Bookca,es marble tops c,nirs sofa and sa.
and Soft in great variety; Couches Otomsns and pvaos
mahogany Cries French and Gothic iedsead, maple ana
fancy ChaIs, i9eSiTg a 20 esE me- and ,Snpng ~
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DLACKwoOD IN ADYANCE.-THE MARCH NUN.
ID Lakewood ready, ~ advance Of the oris
n copy not yet received. It'll valuable number contain
ing among other highly interesting articles one entted My
r. ute into Canada which graphic and thrilling
count Of the battle Of Saratoga, The krg Of IconderoRa
and other incidents of The French Brlnh end AmeucLn
wars Backwoods Magazine will. future he always is
sued in advance of the Edinbu gh edition Pnce, for the
present ouly 81 year be raised; efoe subscribe
earIy l. 81 OFT CO.. Publishers ~ Fulton street,
in Gold street B--Pnce OF the four Foteign he
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INTERCHANGEABLE 72 BROApWAY, BETWEEN
wi Grand and Broome stree.s-OPEN EVERY NIGHT
sixth week of the Original CHRIsTY'S MINSTRELS,
direction Of f. r. THIRSTY whore ianible and original
rightly honoIsd crowded and high
" respectable aud ices ard are favored with patronage
Unprecedented by any is this city Admission Is
doors Concert commences At O'Clock For
the accommodations Of iamiiles AFTERNOON CON-
CERT < ELY SATURDAY. Doors opea ct .; commence
af yo,r lnrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

TABERNACLE. WEDNESDAY FVENiNG,MARCH
90 l848. Messs Bradbury x Nash's rscond juvenile
Mu,cal Festival The subscr beIs woad ectully
nounce 20 their enss and the public ALI that will
their 2nd Juvenile Musical stthe Broadway
Tabernacle, Wednesday Evening March 30 1913. bv
choir Of about hund red singers uniform
Jesse The music TO be performed much OF il new aud
HIS been ssscea with grtat Ticket. twenty five cents
each For s,e eprincips Music Pnd Book and
the ticket Office the of the Coace Performance
o commence at ha 4 past seven. No reinforcement