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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-19
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1913.
Distinguished Visitrs-The Ladics-Delegates to
the Democratic Convention, &c.

Distinguished Visitrs-The Ladics-D Delegates to
the Democratic ConrCntton, &c.
Colonel King, ex-senator, and ex-Mlnister to
France, has arrived in the city. There some talk
of bringing him out for the vice presidency, the
part of the democracy. We fear, however, that
his chances are not good, he, like Mr.. Bucha-
man, is an old bachelor. The ladies' will not cleo
tionecr for any man who has passed the meridian
Of life in cellbacy; and their Influence Is highly
important in political campaign. All that re-
mains to be done to make Mr.. Clay the whig can
ddate is for the thousands of ladies who kissed
him on his way to and in New York, to go on to
PhIladep hla, and insist upon the nomination:
Among the delegates in this city, waiting for the
convention, are Mr.. Yancey, of Alabama; Mr..
Fisher of North Carollna; and Messrs. Glenn, Nc
Clclland and Eastman, of Tennessee. The last
named is the editor of the Nashville Union.
| have been requested to state that IN the report
of the House proceedings of Saturday, as publish
ed in the Herald of Tuesday, 1t is made to appear
that laughter was excited by an imputed remark OF
Mr. Giddings as to Mr.. Holiness good nature"
Such il is said is not correct. The remark was
TO the effect that Mr.. Giddlngs knew the kind
feelings of the gentleman, and could only say that
on the subject of slavery, he (Mr. fIolmes) was
insane
resolution was passed in the House to-day,
that when the House sdlourns on Monday, 1t be To
Thursday, to give an opportunity for the summer
mating TO be put down; and ii might have been
amended, by way of amendment, to enable men,
bcrs to trip over 10 Baltimore TO attend the demo
crntIc convention Il.
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GALvIENsIS.
WASHINGTON, May ID, ls4s.
General Houston.

The election, at the early age OF twcnty-nne, Of
Gen. Houston to the House of Representatives.
from one of the most intelligent districts in Ten
ncssec, without opposition his subsequent reclcc-
ton by large majority; his election to the gubcr-
material chair ofthe State by a majority of 1900
votes-these marks of confidence, coming from
the State of Tennessee, furnish most respectable
testimony of his ability a civilian
But his civic career in Texas, but little known
to the public at large is the sure foundation on
which his character rs n great statesman rests.
In government already well organized, which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-19
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PHLAprLpHIA, May 1SFyra Bodrd400 United states 6s
80 iGa.i 1874 .. IS ~ aS S1 State SIS 7is loo lehgh
Co. Co., % ne I Bank So 20 Mssssis ppsr yer Sgle
Bauk TO- Second Board-aW United States Treasury Note,
ts 2 100 State SIS IA; 1000 Schuylki Navigation Ca 6
Scrip 7iA
BosroN, May lT Aucfio-5 shares VT and Mass Railroad
old stock "a 10 do fremont Bank adv do Boston Bank
4; Il 90 City Bank, 800 30 do Merchants Bank loo s.
Bonds 1873 93 Yer ct Al The Brokers. Bolrd-25 shares
Reading Railroad l6 do Boston and Worcester Railroad
l do Boston and Providence Railroad 9is; do Boston
and Maine RR 1895 do Portland Saco and Portsmouth H.
lO0 do Western Railroad 1906 do Bank, 56 100 do
East Boston Co. IA y do DO do i2, 10 rights boston aud
Maine Railroad 81 Is A Second Board25 shares Norwich
and Worcester Railroad l 80 do East Boston Co. 12ss
30 do do do l2ss ID $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1880
5Gh s2 rights Boston and Worcester Railroad 81 90
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

BELIZE, (Honduras) May 27-Flour, NEW importa-
rls pork, mess, 10 ditto. prime II ditto clear II
beef, mess IA beef family, 49, ditto prime per 100
lbs, Is rls lard per 100 lbs IA rs butter do 25
cheese, do, IL to Is rs sugar do loaf superfne IL
ditto, do crushed, 10 rls to IL ditto do brown
too coffee, do 10 rls to IL rice, do to 8 rls
salt fish, do to rls tobacco. do in leaf IL to IL
ditto In box Is to ID rls mackerel No 2 per barrel
rls ditto No. 3. 4rls pilot bread. rls navy
do ria corn, rls to 81 lumber yellow pine, per
NJ, 80 ditto white do per NJ, 80 shingles, per NJ, @
to 49, The market is over-stockod with pork
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WASHINGTON, May IL, 1913,


The decision of the circuit court, on my appllca-
ton for discharge from custody, on writ OF ha-
bcas corpus, was delivered on Friday last by Judge
Cranch. The authority Of the Senate IS sustained,
as matter of course, the court declaring It has no
power to Interfere. This decision shall review
as soon az the present political hustle IS a, an end
The doctrine held by the court is regarded as false
and dangerous by nine tenths of the legal ability
congregated in this city. Senators themselves re-
pudiatc il as absurd and cxtravagant.
GALvIESsIS.
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New ORLEANS, May 10.--Cotton-The demand has
been active and the sales reach bales taken
principally FOR English account Holders of good or
binary and midding qualities met the market freely
Tobacco-No sales. Sugar-200 hhds sold ut previous
rates. Molasscs-Small sales at IL Ice Flour-Mar-
kct firm but little doing. Sales $50 bbs Illinois mt 81
5 100 bbls choice st Louis at So 50 and 100 Second
St Louis at So Coma lot of $500 sacks s held mt
Soc price which buyers refuse to pay. Pork-70 bbs
sold at SIS 37h and lao bbls prime at 81 Bacon
Sales 40 casks shoulders, In two lots ut 2c and 10
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casks Sides az 40 tst-so Kegs sold at bk, and 30
AZ 81 Teowb bbls city rendered sold al 81 per 100
lbs ieadeo0 rtrs upper miuer wsrr soid on private
t0yms Ere.ghts~-Two American ships taken TOR L.
verpool and the ship for Glasgow reported Ut sd
should have been at 9-16d. Exchangcs-Nothipg do
ing in sterling and only moderate sales of northern
bills. London, per cent prem New York 60 days,
2A 3K per &C MT discount; do sight. y u per cent
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NR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE practical PRIVATE

DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE practical PRIVATE
~ Tetisc &c. 80 Greenwich street office hours to Y A. NJ
stages will be surprised the rapidly and little Inconvenience
attending their 1t chiefly however those who have sui
pcry appreciate his services In structure from Its first or Incl
pen distressing from
in addition very extensive practice In this
compain afford rapid easy and radical which, he
ground for stating DO obtained from other in
Ancrtc
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ginning Of the reaction, and shsst ame Will suAaes 10
brig shIs trade hack ut LEAST 10 ts previous position
10 Mexico the .hippists have been TO scias extent
showing the recovery in that trade and the prospect
of its becoming extensive 1t win be OBJ
served that there is cotton included in the above
shipments the exports of that staple up to the latest
dates having been given in previous statement.
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DR POWELL, OCUIIsr, AURIsT, ETC, ATTENDS DAi
- ly diseases Of the Eye and Far at his l Broad
way Warren street. just published the second ed
ton Of DR. Powes Treatise the Eye 90 cents which can
be had at his oe also his Uranium actns Eye Fountains
A largo supply Of Artificial Eyes recently imported.
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Married.

On Monday evening May 18th, by the Rev George
Benedict, JOHN " MELpowNY, to SARAH VAN H,sr,
only daughter of Richard Van Hise deceased both of
this city
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Ann OOO noTrLEs AND ovER or pR DEWITT 9.

4UU, UUU KeIinseTs LInameni have been sold y ie-
than three at 10 smaller size has been recently u
rouced y censwhch certain 10 give immediate rebel
diarhaa billions collie and spasmoic affections II
is taken also pains every and all manner oil sores and
bruises For full partcular Spirit Of the Times Once 20
Pearl street. druggists and sader throughout the city
and country.
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CAsrOFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE FIRE ARMS, Sc.
~ Wanted-Iades entemen wishing convert their SUI
rruous effects into cash. will obtain full value for the came by
addressing the subscriber through the posoce otherwise
who will attend them their residence by appointment ~
LEvETr Wall street. New York, and - First street VIII
inmsburg, L. !.
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NEW MEXICo-SANTA FE.--A YOUNG MAN WHO IiA
been engaged the Santa Fc trade DESTROYS Of proceeding
10 New Mexico for tho OF attending to the sale OF mer
chandte in that country provided sufficient encouragement Is
to him either in the OF consgnnents
Joint interest in merchandise his lie viii CONF
municate Information regarding markets. with which he
well acquainted Any party DESTROYS Of entering into the bust
will please address box No ~ with real name post Of
flee. New York, MAY, lStS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-19

nR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED At HIS OFFICE DURING
- the day and evening those dcvt and protraced
Of ee and delicate diseases which have proved too OBJ
experience Private entrance 10 his
Office. through the entry in No. Ann His Extract coravia
cubcs ETC. extensively prescribed by physicians be had at
his in front, No. Ann.-Prce 81 per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-19

NOTICE TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF PREFERRED STOCK
~ of the New Yosk and Harlem H. r. Co1he whole Thirty
stock having been subscribed the
subscribers hereby notified that the LIST nstacnt Of IS
payable Monday 2d nst at their oco No
Jr
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ITO BE SOLD, AT TUE SHOP OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
No 81 Ann street. where he will in future the house
carpenering large glass Case, Counters and several
other good condition, aud ready be put up immed
atey Can be by applying TO s. HARRIS, CARPENTER E
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-19

M UST EXTRAORDINARY WOKK--TO TIE MAKKIED
1vl or those contemplating marriage The married womsn
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. Maurceau Sixth edit
ton Price ST. This work meeting with astounding SALE
~ copies have already been disposed of Every female is
getting copy whether married unmarried although IL Is in
tended especially for the married dcoses important
which should be known them particularly Here female
discover tho symptoms and the efficient
dies and most certain mode Of in every case For sale ~
Broadway the Publishing Office g Liberty street. New York
also Zeber and Co., Of Chestnut and Third streets Pha
depha Little and Co.. Albany W. Davis Boston, On the
receipt OF ST. will he transmitted by mail free Of postage
alt Of tho United States All letters must be addressed
post paid to DR. MAURICEAU box l22a New York city
Office, l29 Liberty street
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RIO MANUFACTURERS MIILERs AND oruERs-wA

ITO MANUFACTURERS, MILLERS AND OTIIERS-WA-
ter Power Crist Mill and Farm for salc-The above pro
pcrty situated the road East Boomhed aud the Nor
about miles from Newark, and eleven from New
York The Mill has three Bur Stones Smut Machine
Screen Rolts SC, with wheel shot Is feet high all
In complete order and doing profitable business IL ha
Of country custom from farmers stoekeencr
the main road and the canal
at short distance from city Newark where there
all do 1t is within hours ride Of New York
desirable property rarely to be met with
small Of capital Connected with the mill good
dwelling in which store has been kept There are two other
tenve stables Sheds &c. and garden well stocked with fruit
apple orchard There about "a Of land
which easily be divided TO give about eight TO
aud the the m besides - in
which
water than required for the gst mill The building be-
might easily be into mandatory the
grounds being well calculated for bleaching This would be
good location for the coal lumber lime business there is
basin belonging the property. IL would also
well for the ice trade as the water very pure There is ex
other fish Further particulars he known by applying w
WAGSTAFF AZ Wall street. VIM STAMMEKS, the pro-
,ssas
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IHxrENsIyE SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, MAIIo

INTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD MAIIO-
IL and black walnut Furniture being the entire stock
Of Mr. George r. Well No i2l Broome street few doors
from BroadwayA FUTILE will sell at auction Tuesday.
the I'D inst at 10 o'clock the above premises the entire
stock elegant and fashionable furniture manufactured by Mr.
in respect as to the material workmanship Sc The stock
comprises paror boudo and bedroom
modern styles Catalogues will be ready the morning of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-19

TRAVELLING TRUNKS kc.-JOHN CATTNACH, TRU NIX
Manufacturer, No Wall street. Of Broadway, has
hand and constantly making good Trunks
Vaisc CARPET Bags aud Satchcls wholesale and retail Also
superior article Of Sole Leather Tnks suitable for American
European travel and ormanteaus for the French Male ose
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filed with des
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DALMOs OPERA HoUsE-FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY
Friday May l9-Ihe MODEL ARTISTS, consisting Of a
of % members under tho direction Of Sig Lila
will appear in variety of Groupings Stauay and Illustrated
Pictures Historical Neurological and Mystical from the great
ITALIAN Flemish, French and English The Three
Dangers Psyche Bathing Venus and Cupid Venus Rising from
Nymphs the Supplcant the Listeners Cleopatra Tabeau Finale
in honor Of the United States &C. &cDress Circle and Par
quee so cents Upper Boxes Is Doors open
7-cnmmence nj O'clock.
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RY LEWIS AND MORTIMORE, STORE ISL CUATH AN
Dstreet Pawnhroker sale this day Friday May 10TH II
o'clock large collection unredcenei pledges
wcmens wearing apparel blankets sheets aud quilts watches
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n D. NASH, ArcTioNrfR-MoRToAo SALE OF BAR
Js Room Furniture, shs day Friday, at 10 o'clock In t
Ia rent II Ma - and IN broadway by vlrtnc nf mprtsaJc
10, hxtirss Saloou ccurshs eyshtas and nstus
class tables ofs oloth mifrorr ablencn, CASTERS nc
I W. BROWN, AUcTIONEER-CABINET AND HOUSE
- hold F9rntu,sIJ W. Brown will sell, this day Friday,
Nav 49, at ~ o'clock No iV2 Broadway large stock OF
superior furniture ~ carved and plain sofas 10 dozen
card centre guartette and fancy tables dressing and plain
bureaus French bedsead book book shelves Sc Sale
remptory, to pay advances
JACOB s. PLAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CUT.
ery Fancy Goods fine brushes 80 dozen and
scyhes. Waldon Dudys and Walpoe casks Sheffield
hand back Of which superior the other second
quality 10 nail and tack hammerO dozen long handle ho
ve case Rowlands mill genuine Joseph Rodgers
Sons and Westenhoms pocket cutlery and prime
ORDER ~ boxes ack 1900 do knives and forks 800 cards pen
pocket knives &C. JACOB PLATT will sell thsviay as
above Mt 10 o'clock the Auction Room % Plat Also
quantity Of Fancy Goods pearl buttons ewelry burning glasses
darng needles ser cases &c sets rich apanned ea
trays and walters plated snuan Also
cak wrenoho fish hooks and lines common and fine padoc
Inns measuring tapes thmbes powder TASKS bedkeys plate
locks mathematical instruments glasses gilt and steel
watch keys drops Also l2a o'clock
gold and silver watches 800 gold pens and pencil silver
holders gold ewelry &C. All to be sold in lots suit
we'll city dealers their directed
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k$AhNUAo AMEhlCAN NUSEUM-P. i. BAkNUM, FkO-
ID petor +. HrcHcocK, Manager-splendid Performances
every afternoon at halfpas o'clock and evory evening
quarter before The Giant Baby only 10 months old weighing
ure Statuary in 100 figures size o life the Birth Of
Christ in the hangcr his Last SUPPER his Trial before Ponus
AMERICAN Fire King G. Reisnger vioins variety of bril-
liant Electrical Experiments with powerful apparatus
Madam Rockwell the amos Fortune Teller may be privately
at extra charge of rs Admission the whole inoud
ing Museum, Performances 60, rs children under
Of and old enough to walk alone l2H cents Re
oerv shilling each extra.
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Total net debt to be redeemed by sink
ing fund. -.
For the completion of water works and
payment of damages there is authority
yet to issue water stock to the amount
of,
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NJ EW ORLEANS AND ST LOUIS TiiEATRES-LADIES
and Gentlemen of the Theatrical Profession hereby no-
fed that Mr. w CORBYN No Barclay street Is duly
horzd in New York and such all his acts in be-
half will be recognized by LUDLOW SMITH, St Louis,
April 9th, 1873.
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broadway THEATRE-FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 10,
- will be performed the play in acts entitled GSIPPUS
The Forgotten Frend-Gisppns Mr. Anderson Titus Quntus
kuvus. Mr. Goo Vandenhoh Medon Mr. Freercks; Sophie
MIA Miss Fanny Waaek Hero Miss Gordon TO conclude
with the farce Of MY COMPANION IN ARMS-Mons Rich
are Mr. Brydges Peter Iacoe Mr.. ladaway Robert Mr..
Dawson Jeanette Miss Telbn ette Miss Famcs Dress
Circle and Parquee 90 cents Family Circle rs CAL
lery 2 cents Doors open at performance
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LESS
Amount of stocks and bonds held by the
commissioners Of the sinking fund for
the redemp'n the above $2,62S, 1882 90
Balance in treasury to the
credit of water fund. -. 04,575 90
Balance of cash in bank to
credit of commissioners Of
sinking fund. ...... 80 $50 90
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M ECHANICS HALL. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
WI Grand and Broome streets Monday May - and
night during the week. the original CHRSTYS MINSTRElS
ceved with such DISTINGUISHED patronage and uncxamped
most respectfully that they will continue their original
and nimitabe entertainments night until further notice.
Admission oent Doors at Concert will Mt
dalton of families they will give an AFTERNOON CONCERT
EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open at 2-commence at p. NJ
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The CrouS.


The Marlboro (NId) Gazette. in some remarks on
the last and the year. states that there will not
be average crop grown this year in Maryland, and
gives these for it In AZ the crop Of tobac
CO, it is proved and admitted all hands very
small one. Many planters abandoned its culture
tirey and doing of them disposed Of part Of
their slaves and now IL they would again return to
their former system OF large cropping unable to do
so-others nducement to make large crop this
year, and are determined not to attempt it-while
some preparing for a full crop Added to it is the
inability and want Of disposition to make large CROP
it fact that for several past the increase Of
the tobacco has rendered it of the most pre-
carious crops raised. In some instances have
destroyed by them. So that no calculation can be
made-or even the most experienced Yankee guess
what will be the fate of the crop of 1S4S"
The Germantown (Pa.) Telegraph says-"A short drive
or two within the past few days through the adjacent
country, confirms in the opinion generally express
ed Of the unusually ourshng appearance of the crops
of grain and grass. We saw them look better.
The fine, opportune showers, followed by a hot sun,
the past week have had an almost magic influence in
forcing these ahead and all that is wanted
to heavy yields at harvest time the nd
man, Is seasonable showers the present month Corn
and potatoes almost universally planted and the
oats up thickly and evenly, with good color The
grass shich last year yielded but half CROP promises
abundantly, though it respects this, particularly
every thing depends upon having tolerablc moist
May All kinds Of fruit-pears, plums peaches, cher
ries and appes-aford every hope of bountiful pro-
duction the late frost scarcely having left mark be-
hind"
In travelling a few days since through Franklin and
Fayetc counties noticed the wheat crop looked
usually fine and the farmers tell there Is every
prospect of fine crop In Wayne, Henry and Han
cock the prospect Of large crop is said to be
very fattering. We noticed in exchanges
from the different States and all agree that
there better reason to expect an abundant wheat
crop-Connersrihe (Ia) Telegraph. 9Th .dprH
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nEER SKTNS.-THIRTEEN BALES IN PRIME ORDER
~ for sale by THOMAS FRAZER, SO Ferry street,

10 USSELLS COLLECTION OF AMERICAN HARDY AZA.
~ las in bloom ut the garden In Henry South
BROOKLYN These splendid new varieties are very fragrant and
has also superb collection Of Seeding and 20
and distinct varieties of his Rose Ruseana Cottage
Roe which he has raised from seeds in Brooklyn These all
sweet scented which makes them desirable than
other of the running multorn tribe of Fine young
plants of his crimson Towering Rhododendron Amercanu
IS each.
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Sl4,Gi6,7s3 w

$1l,Ssl,o7e 90
10000 90
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CHATHAM THEATHE-SOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES.
~ Mr. r, Chantran friday Evening May 10
VIII be presented the MILLER AND HIS MEN-Grindof Mr.
Vary; Lothar Mr. Held Ravina Mrs Jones' Lauette Miles
To DO followed BY NEW YORK AS 1T Is1Mose. Mr.. Chan
Booth. 10 conclude with SPIRIT OF THE WATERS Or
Ihs Fire Fiend-Sr IIudebrand, Mr. Hcd; Master Iapwg
Frog, Mr. Winans Onda Mrs J. H. Booth; Ondne, Mrs q.
Jones' Lotto Miss Deoriane Doors open at 7Perormance
ut ~ o'clock Boxes Is cents-Ftt 12h2'
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DAlMOS OPERA HOUSE.-THIS ENCHANTING LITTLE
spot crowded nightly with eonnosurs Of beauty grace
who strive van bmsh the exhibit
at this theatre They hold forth the greatest attraction for
together with beautiful young ladies been
ed Tabeaux all the public will be exhibited small
benefit at this theatre.
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TANNERS TRAVELLERS GuIDE-A FRESH SUPPLY
Of this useful map price 50 cents zach So Dozen together
With full assortment OF PockQMal Guide cheap Mu
sic &C. &c. for sale at the No. Barclay Also
large Maps rollers Of the world quarters United States &c
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MI ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC TIIEATRE.---FRIDAf
lvl evening May 1gW be presented local piece.
titled 4 Glance AT NEW YORK m lSis-Mose Mr. Chan
fran ltsuy Gordon Clark Eliza Suhbns, Miss NJ Barber
Jenny .ioge Miss Barber TO be followed by AN OLYMPIC
ENTRAfouis Philippe Nckinson Nicholas of Mr..
Conover William of Bavaria Mr. BECKER Lola Monies, Mary
Taylor After which, LAvATER-M Betman. Mr. Hoi-
lan John Car Layater Nicknson; Lug Conove Louise Miss
kpler.s Mad eman Miss Phillips. To conclude with The
LOAN OF iOvER.Peter sIyk, Mr. Holland S~yze, Mr..
Henry; Gertrude Miss Mary Taylor Dress Circle 80 cents; Up
per Boxes p Pit l2 Private Boxes. 50; Orchestra do So
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ANEW YORK SACRED MusIc socIETY-,T THE AN

NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.-AT THE AN
nual election of the above society held on the st Of May
S the following gentlemen elected officers for the nsun
ycar-Presient George f. vanerburg First Vice President,
NJ Phyfc Second Vice President b. Clark
VIM p. Bense; Treasurer. lync Librarian j. Wndmuler
Assistant do A. Humphreys Conductor George loder Mana
NJ Pel j. A. Cruon c. H. Strong A. ~ SIN tn, L. r. Znn
requested the
same to the secretary VIM r. Bensell GEORGE 4. vANDEN-
BtRGII, President W. 7. BENSEIa Secretary.