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81 feminist near fhhsv Patients received for day
treatment or visited 81 their own hoasss ois im'
~ Mercantile Library Association, Clinton
Hail. corner OF Beekmsn and Nssssu sts
LIBRAsY 500 volumes, Ia which all new pnolcs
tons Of merit sdd-c a. soou ~ published.
REApise-RooM Thirty sI American, and forty Eng
sh French tnes; three Esgsh, three French,
German and one spanish newspaper together wisa
tho New Yors daily and weekly Pagefs-seeula and rei
CLAssE. are open for Instruction IN Freueb,
German, spanish, Italian. Bookkeeping Penmsnship'
Commercial Arithmetic, Mercantile Correspondence. lilo
cuuou, Vocal Music, Drawing s,enography aud Asuon'
om,.
LrcrusEs vsriety OF lectures will be delivered
during The Fall and Winter by gentlemen OF eminent
talents.
TEsNs-To clerks 81 Initiation fee and 81 seat snnusi
dues IA advance To all oth-,s. y per snnum.
n3 eodlm T. TOUkNlEH, Rec. Secretary
| II Marshall Division No. II -. OF T.-Ioe
10 present the meeting Of The Division "a Tbursdey
eve ling, Nov 3. The COMMITTEES on FESTIVE. In eonoec
| lion with Prosps-i Lodge No ~, A % of0 will msas
tn-ir report The time hx-d for the FESTIVAL Wednes
day evening Nov. IAN. JOHN LITTLEDALE, w
J MASsIse, RS nE
" ~. Andrews soctety.-1he regular preps
rsory meeting OF the 81 Andrews socisy OF tho STATE OF
NswYorh for the election OF officers Will be held ~ the
Irving House Thursdsy evening, the sh Inst 81 u
o'clock Members legassed ~ DO pnoenai IN tneif
| attendance. lus SCI John CAMPBELL Secretary.
q Liquid Hair Dye improved 90 q 10 color ths
hair whskes the moments 10 applied without The least
nury-iis entirely free from anplesssn odor and ear be
wsshed with tbs strongest soap Immediately nappheo
without waiting TO dry FOR sale of applied, q b.rcnr
Los's WIZ Factory. fWsllst myb T"Thss"n
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OF the total number In October, lsi-, l02l5 were
rom Grea; Britain snd Ireland in October l5i9, there
were Orb from the countries. The Increase
vii be .hewn by comparison OF the numbers which
have arrived st th. port In ths month 81 Otobsr OF
each year since i-iJ IL IL ss follows
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,EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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The IaakigeaceT Of this uiornns states 'hA' INC
-, n-ns,.pnep, have received dispatches from Col
s,..,instor In New MCKEE. informing me Dcpaf'
u.s, that has concluded Treaty Of resee "'o tue
Indiana
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There "a not great deal doing in flour. and
.nsrketis without change from yesterday. - being
-. onotzt,on for Howard a.. sno CITY Mls. small
-. 81 veIlog CoRN a. - dGJc. Wheat unchanged
p,oyIsioSs quiet
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SgwBURCH wednesday NOV o.
NJ. Chauncey r. Gcdney.a resident oi this
= rss drowned ast evening about q. o'clock y &C
roS,ts..y falling Oh tie dock
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GENERAL NOTICES

II Fowiers - wesis, Phrenoiosists and
Publishers, Clinton Hail. ISL Nssssnst near the rus
~ Wire. Va. n. Cove Nichois, WsIsr-Curs rnysl
clan, n Lexingon-s Consultations nom 10 An WYE
Ranans wished VI Nelr renh-pres
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r.,,f.ruia Immigrants.

In ,hip Emily, from Philsdelehis Nov j iDH '''
Frxucsco 60,
WE H.nry Bra liant Af-vs E'ss W ss't''w c.,,l.,
,,,n Mr. 90 = Of fAusdsphiz Or bfseF " .-c.v-
wr..s.d Of Per aoUih. Va John Wsts0o % "''
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lLtfe.L Vorrs-6eorss {. Tarnsy and Inon
- tisod we're arrested for attempting 10 vote Illegally
in the Eighth Ward yesterday. Jss Welsh, attempt
10 vote Illegally 10 the Fire. Ward
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RUs ovss.-MsFy Dubois Was run over BY q
wagon IN weast yesterday. she ~ss eoasdsrseiy
injured. And We sssisted home BY Policeman Woea
OF the rhlrd Ward
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L,RcsNIys.-AlexsDder Crawford, May Bss.
serty and john Arrot for pe, lsreeaes r the Third
Ward .Joseyh Brsdy, stealing watch. arrested 10
TIE Secood Msrd.
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GRsSD L.RcESY-Msrian Hyde was arrested
In the Third wsrd sst aisht charge II grand lar
esny We believe stealing gold vsteh Held ior IN
animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08

AssAuIrs John Van War s.ssolting Gaorse
Deins sixteenth Ward o0mmiited Jsne. Turner
hsarnr Mary ruroer; discharged John NeAns,lv
s,.aulsins othcer Pitcher OF the EishteeniA Ward 10
charged by Alderman Johnson
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ROsBiS6 a SHIP.-Jss. McMshsn xss arrested
10 the Fret Ward lsst night for stealing rssns from
the bark Indian Qaeen. lyios Of Pier No 6NR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08

ArrENrTED HIGswN RoBBEKY.- OVTkASh
as CAsr Yesterday morning about ave O'Clock 80
? Arnold baker. whose residence ana dwe4nns . i.
o,.sn .tr,st below SiNto, Southwark was driFins
-, vraxoa slons Washington street ee!oN Sec'9l
80 -. rn,had ou. icon place OF coneeslment
Of whom seized his horse BY The bead snd ,n,ra
W. ~ 80, ,hs WAGON ard seized him by the throat
la" ~ - bstwsen them, during which per
:ss ,,sse hsnoed Ia knife II vas i"ten ey
80" ~ s..S md he at once infected stso "a me
Srsa., o, The roober, which ei'soied aim, mo ..s
or, His companions ~ this e-cs"'s - ,'ss1 psrss
ran oa ana Mr.. Arnold pIocvsded Oh n'' =" y
Ia
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~ The bodies OF the ismented heroes wokIs,
puxcAN and GArEs, left Nsw.orlssns N sae s'''
ohic On ~ La inss foy keU.tofk
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I, will be seen that the number which arrived In Oct
.st9 was more than four times the rnmber which ar
rived In oct 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08

SICK IN rEE SrRrsr.-Wiliam Shawles va
found sick in the Third Ward and taken 10 the Alma
House BY ofkcer Rider.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIsE.-Oo Thursday even
n ism inst the house OF John Townsend Ir IN Soata
mn. Wa. consumed ty hre. Two boys, Martin Town
md about Ia years OF age, aud James II marcy
ras-iv : wears were victims 10 the ruthless nsne'-
~ "a Nrs To~nsen, together with mos; OF thr
Decrie Of the vicinity attending meeting In 'As
ssv,5ins When tue IRE wai discoveries, sooat I.
ocosk every ef5r; put forth l. rescue ,ns
fui ,uaerers but their Efforts were uusNsline
vital .pArs wss Queachee II seems they Al ,eu'uH
1, bed and when swssened 10 sense 81 ihe,'
si.her irc-n iesr or INABILITY 10 escape, th-S h.1
refuge ~ DER the bed Ry the falling Of he oci uyo1
,h.n1 their bodies were partially preserved Nrithe
OF The boys member OF the family ihs oe.oose
20 the house II seems they hsa met there 20 40" ~
early doom together James wss lett taeIe y n's
fs,h,r a lew dsy. before 10 remsn With the isniy
during short shseoee. and Martin went 10 Keep GIN
company during the absence OF ths family 10 70" Seo
ing Tee origin OF the nre 10 unknown lCneh "e'N
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~ Mercantile Library Associatisu, GU

~ X. -. Houxhten, "a u. " sssr Cure Physician
81 Feminist near Fhhsv Patients received for day
TREATMENT OF yslird a their own hoascs. Ol9 lm'
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xFyy.YORK TRIBUNE.

ar srw.roKS DArtr rEIsrHE , IS rgSLi'"iO
-" ,yERY NORSiSG SUNDAYS ExchPfED)
RI, Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
"a Nassau streets, opposite the Chy Han,
"a sshvered 10 Guy saoscr oers To- III cents
40 - fhev prefer they pay zcvsHce al The OrN
= rontfs ~ = year 81 ne same rate. Snk.e cpP'e
N'Ssnts Ma Subscribers Five Dollars per snn y, ~
$50 subsrrptions taken for ~ moatl7. for .niso
ssf.sI ~ Three Dollars ln gcvsnce reqpiredin Al *
80, with COantry Newspapers Daily pap - IRE
- Office whose terms are higher man 100 ~
Sc are not allowed any difference
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SINGULAR AND MtsTERIOUs.-The LoKe ir0r,
dce pa R,pA6eaV of the 23d instant Relates 'ne 'o
los log singular circumstance; -,
Slme time aso, when the Choiers wst raging u sucn
An alarming extent Ia our Parish, gentleman iesuIhs
a short distance from Providence determined 10 re-
move his wife - more secure Locality ana ACCORD
iney sent her to New -Orlesns The husband s0'h -
the fasl new. that the tender partner OF MS %
ION, had ia len victim . the dreadful pesnidnce' Ia
the city OF New-Oflesns. .,
Months however, rolled by, aud Tine Tue gsesl
uhv.cian sssusRed the hrsi violence OF stieI i"t'
ee,,iye snd melancholy remembrance Of his departed
saat soon he formed the acquaintance OF sno'her a.
IN ho attracted as respect By her mSny noe qusues'
snd A. last woke TO lite hi. sluggish aud broken hesrI
by her quiet and modest preference tor him SGHee
IL II say about four weeks siuce they were IN
,ea and the clouds of lied from their eoGiHS
u bowers. a.,
About we-k since the first wife appeared ana huus
into the arms 81 her husband 70 the gres ais
/ lray OF the new BRIDE. r ..
We have heard msny explSnau ons gir IN OF reasons
of her long absence and many copleenres IS - '"'
course the parties will now taSe we esnng' =. p :,
sent state them IS the matter may be investigated "
| the Courts OF Jnstce
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Found Policeman Riley of the Sixth Ward
found stray horse and wagon in Censrest last niset
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CoSsTE.rAHsEssssi1s s;., Co 'ss;ss t 4-' ::
CYc.z. j: :asgts 1;ssiis rs sISu.s 4 3 s; 49, go
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wheeling banks " per cent discount
The Demand for sterling bills renttaacs by the
packet Of to morrew, has not, thus far been active;
while the supply the market 10 exceedingly large.
Our quotations fer the best bills; there ny
o6ssiDg a. low ss 3x "a per cent premium Bills on
Paris are plenty 1t our quotations.
Domestic exchanges continue quiet, without any ma
teral alterations In the previously quoted. The
balance Of ade 10 In favor II this city ct present. bat
shs opening Of the osbas, aud other modes Of couu
aicaton with the interior, oil BOD this market with
|us This win temper .rly change tbs rates; but va
always manage to get all tho Of the country our
|dsht and keep It In that POSITION
Speco at present il rather inactive and quota
eions remain without alteration. The Importation and
for scme time past have been very mode.
ats In extent but the indications 1t present are do
cdedy In fsvsr Of large recsots of precious metals
Prom Europe The reduced rates ruisg for sterli ug
xchaDgs show that tho balance OF trade 10 largely
our favor and our spring importsons hsvs far I'D.
snced that We see possibility OF sbslsnoss
Without movement In specie to some extent.
Unourrent money 10 plenty in the street. and the
brokers keep pretty busy its rsdsupsioa Tas most
not until the opening Of the osnss snd tho appear
hnos In market Of meroha from different parts
f this and tho Western States large amount OF
anourrsnt money 10 AAily offered for redemption.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
ovsrnme mt and State stocks In this market three
BArtodA
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At the meeting Of stockholders Of the Morris Canal
Ind Banking Company held yesterday In Jersey City
Il was decided not take the vets the question Of
accepting or not accepting the supple nsntsry aot
teptly passed by the Legislature Of Nov Jersey and
kn adjourned meeting was fixed for the 18th Of May
|ns1t.
The North River insurance C0mpsny have declared
SEMI. annual dividend Of five per cent, payable
khs 10th inst
The committee appointed to examine into the condl-
kon of the Canal Bank Of Cleveland has reported
kbat, after tho most thorough investigation Of the
kfairs of the institution, they have to the
illusion that II Is perfectly solvent aud hiss abundant
means to meet al its Liabilities to the public and Is
billed to the confidence Of the CON munity.
1t appears by this comparative table Of prices that
most Of the securities have deprecAted market value
Within the past two weeks bat this Ia to no attr
uted entirely to the depression weighing upon the
money Market It csnuot be other wise than temporary
hnd We have doubt bat that quotations above those
previously current will be realized that
isf in fnanoial affairs Is experienced which have
hood grounds for anticipating We have, from time to
Kline diver the progress made by the Legislatures Of
he States in relation to the pcbo debts financial
hGsirs Of each, 90 that readers pretty well
boosted up upon oil such matters. Nothing, however,
has ira nspired calculated to the
complexion of matters connected With the dnsnoss Of
our indebted States. The progress each 10 making
der tho operation Of existing la~s has been sum
cisntly satisfactory to all Interested Tns advance
me nc has slow and sure and that 10 tho evil
denos of its sound and healthy character The rapid
in the value Of taxable property not only Ia
our new but In old States win work wonders In
The treasures Of each; consider the fact that
1.-The rate Of taxation for the pay Of interest the
public debt Of each State Ia high now ss IL ever will
be, We see no possibility Of relapse In the pay
meut or danger Of falling back into delinquency.
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CI.SpTHlN0.

CLlHrHlN9.
MADAME TARIN, FkOx PARIS. RESPECTFULLY H.
Ivl the ladies n New York and vsnity that srs viii
.ls, tho tut a 40 Bros iwav larrs
collection Of sJrns Freuoh Millinery tsaous a. MAJ
with Of FrsDoh Ribbess eiev ara
veiia aces &c. Al VI theisest parissty lea
NAsr FF UiOrs INa AND W an ~ %. II la vi A 20
~ Centen having supsrcus elects obtsa
r price for then BY sending for the subscriber rsurh she
Pos, Oce who will attend at sr ssdssss Ladies assndsd
!. LxvENsrYN 4es Broadway up cain.
n 1ODEpKfY-eO8Gs, uODE-, NOUvR ,Ufsy SO
adwsy corner Leonard stwi opea on Tksrs isv ,sst
the 9th iast me asrtuest Pals speG s,sds SIN Asa
Straw Bosnsts stye xans asd LaAs ARTICLES ssn
eral, just received By the Havrs packets
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RARnUMB AbBRIOAN uUSEUH-NOpE SPLsNp l d

Ma D1hPSTRE5 LAST ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
1 Tabernacle will be given Wednesday evening April 4r
on which occasion ke will his fAyorte me Indians
The Imprisoned John Anderson my Io Lonely Anld WIFE,
.Lamen. Of the Irish Bmisus" Of warren" .B ind
Doy Emerald Isls I'm alone all alons" Tag yer aud
CoaA about We "Dunoan Cray" and popular oantat
The Nay 9csen. in three parts rOhsts 81 To
~ O'Clock.
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ITO LITTLE NEW THRaE STO.Y BACK HOUSE IN
about lou Of 9Th with
story pissxa pleasantly 10 ated and has u tile
improvsn ersCrston asy bath room, gas fixtures &e
ready for occupation Apply W. DIXON 2sd
street and eth avetue.
ITO BE let, HURNISHED, FOX TaReE YEARS a COT
tag Staten lsland. the hill sapeton command
exspve view OF the bay almost comp etel' Furnished
parlors dnins bedrooms, dressing
&C. Apply to Mr.. Geo. Rollins Wall street, to NJ r Wof
staten hiand.
VUOIEr-A THREE STORY HOUSE. IN H.MMO o ST.
with Hot and Cod BarhES5uc snd WITH Sold Bath
only S6 also in Bank with He AID Colt Bahia
$th Appyto ALix NJ oRGt1 H.nover q.
A PsYsI.IAk's OFFICE ~ LEr- also. A SITTING
"A ssd Bedroom. with water In Bsdroom; they will be
together separately Apply NO 6 Broadway between
Broome and Spring srteta
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST.

LOST.
Ia REwARD-LOsr, Blue LEAfHkt POCx Er B00k,
b. ca tar aud et % value uuss to
or persn deiv rpR the zane ~ Oelni JnioJs
|IIut,J Bros DIV ny. Will receive tie ABOVE essrd.
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0Ahl our sxpeotstions moro tbsa realised The
bulk Of shpnsnts Of nsrchsndise froa sAis eouutry
has been made for the prsssst ssd have ne doubt
thoss engaged viii wait returns bsfors becoming much
deeper involved In the movement.
The quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges,
specie, and for uncurrsnt money, In this market rule
q annexed: -
uRTQu EvUu
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N USlCAL.


A NOVEL PIANOeURrk-ThE GREAT NOVELTY Of
"A this Piano consists in for As ouel
riano different Of oecc The rationale OF tns
will b plain from the following suggestions FER
The oonsssa the alternate aonon Of tive
forces the o,mmonIy called the touch, pr
former motive rec. Iii plain nat FORCES
qued regular -houd equal the perom.nce
detective that either bong the dsedt will
vb equal the OF difference that the touch Of the
croe Of the pofofmes aud musical
POSITION to be performed hec It 10 plain the oonmoa Pane
having nvsrable touch 10 the best
uusoa, nDs ions Professors And
Fanss and Piano makers requested aud
novelty ha been granted Tar the ton
BROWNS Harp 10 oon. No 3os a-o ,dwsv.
DIANOFe RTE FOR SALE-A SpLENDIO GNANO AG
Il ticp octave piano; be durg the day Add
evening. los Allen street.
DIANO FORTIS FOR SALE CHEAP-A NUMBER OF
epend piano fortes fGrxnd upright aud
DO below the going
country 70 Third street. between ls aaj Ind avenues
A 4siCi.YAE Plano ~iLL +. TAUGHT BY YOUNG
lsdA. 10 has thorough knowledge Of husio, and who
- - ~ uuexoeptionAbo recrvnces. Tcrms for b
ouArter-thoss svanoed S2 Apply to s. O..
hsrs.SSdioe.
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AAUBR mENTU,


ROADWAY 7nxAER1-k A. MARSHALL. PRoFkfl.
~ ssr-s sds essay evening" April vl b Psstcsmsd ~
grad raas spesesae In sct With prosg.s entitled sh
s. hisots |. The s: ~ r q:
a.ss. Mr. sssssou.s os.n1 ss..:shai r. Brown; .h .
ns ss:ss " rSps pcS S.!ss T. es:v'f peSs s
1sp; rssts Braohic. Ne. Hunt osnS nrs Sx,in. Dire
Sfes era <.rgussts 70 eentg vsmiN Ocle - osats 0Ays
~ &S- Dooss epsa at; oonnsnosss ~.
BuHIoNT THEATRE. CKAxBBIs sTasEL-wEBNEs-
:, ,svSnin AI1 40 val % syed hs osie brsisd dana
SSrd,.i Ise Mr. nayu,,d; walter Gay warden;
NJ bronEhnD; Edith Mrs Knhht Pieronoe Dombey.
70 vi. s' n sr: We
@ m ssSSua JSnnstoy Bsnqao Mr. Rayneod Dan
b,aiSe M Witch Mrs. Vernon D.o Csois nd PsqusstsSoa
MHSgEIEy OLYMPIC rHEArRs-BfxErTr OF YI.
vita Boz II; : g
l , =, HE LsSssr nI Csct; Mary nss phiIps sfssr
fHSs. ~ r. s s e
S,rd; Win =: YsNKis PEDIA an9 Dsss. NJ S SSH
Mr. snr: spby, n dsis Tss Bantam ~: PS;ss
Doors epen Ut CurtAu will se ~ Drsa ercls osntx
Uyrer eexss Is csrtG PIT shilling
RARAUAB ABBRlOAN MUSEUH-MORK SPLENDID
Novelties Magnificent perfornanseA evsFy atsrnoo.
ssS ssry sv:sns q before TIE nauass, ss:sn
colossal ocue the taes and decidedly the Arost pair
o. luman which the world produced snssd
with "a % ss % %ss = e.. ~
po.sts sre portion Of Ravs Fsmy engSssd
sheyt PERI and will sppear 81 each in thef
Gc Gssat sseorn the Yansss comedian Pete Norris Mr.
ChsPpen. nr Copeland hi wss Miss Melville Miss Barton
Bthhna nampoth Boys o. Scripture statuary Madame
weA The fortuus Admiration IS ssn odsn undsr
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M ONsiEUR ADRlkN. TIE REAL AND INCOMtARABLB
A tsnch hssoian will continue his extraordinary Soreos
evening th week. 81 tho Minerva Rooms 46 Rroad
vhers be viii give grand Magical and Egyptian Enter
eainment Admission, ohdren % ocnts Doors Oman
att oolock-Psrfomanos to commence ats
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TINE ANNlVEt sARY DINNER OF TaE AMxRICAN
i Dramatic Fund Assoc citation.
DAVID G. CtLOEN, EH.
Vice PRESIDENT
Mop. Samuel Jores Mp. willis. Eco.
John Var Buren, ESD, Siueon Draper Eco.
Hfrip tone. Esq, n. NoAh Es,.
Cei eral B. y. Lyman, George . Norrt ESQ.
}. Pretcott Ball EQ, John NoKeon Esq,
Doet Francis, Adam ST. dcart,
Prnsper v. Wetn ore, EfI, James r Brady,
Arthur 7. Jonee. Ksq, Robert Emmett,
And others.
Tbs musical depat will be under the
MR.. 0EOR0E lODkR,
ard will comprise AL available tai Aainabis tue
inc udrs 0ee Party illustrate TIE mastery
FNeIhes pARmoNy. OLD HADRIoAIs GEMS Oy CHORAL Ne
LoDY, Ae- &e.
1hs Festival will take place Tueedsy April 10, at
TIE HSrok HOUsE
Tickets tpoludins wns IS eaoh be had Of Of the
TlOsttce viz
y Preecott Hail. Eco "a Wall street.
O. stebbips. Efq- o. all street.
WP Chapman Eco 81 MerchantS Exchange.
John MoKeon Esq District Attorney. Office City Hail.
Thos. Psmbip, Ea.. Eox fire o very Theatre.
Or Of TIE Treasurer Mr. JOIN POVEY 70 ooster street.
And the secvetsry NJ. JOHN BROUGHAM Chambers 81.
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~ ,yOPER "a DU NE sTREer- Has SOe rsk sAH
fourteen yesrs oepHned bis practice 70 The h
, cssrs 81 ths Sissa AID mild rsevod n
two 70 dyc days A perfect curo " ~ chssyc
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BOARDING. &c.


CtNBER BOARD wANTEO-IN TaE COUNTRY. NEAR
- this cy by family Of Aye On Long Iand
the TEA shore would be psefered Terms must b moderA
A ddrtee r. Al GBOA
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the fahnsoe Tho ltisn Open Company, the d.
april Tn occasion selections from ,ssins
th country Il. SSos .. pcse es 70, ID dc ans
tier with variety other scr.d Classical Music will DO
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vs si Guhei the other principal art assisted by
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flee Music sse Iri' Opal Hote For particulars
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Of s clase< hundred Chinese paintings apartments in
houses; stores and veesels models OF pssodas temples
BRIDGES specimens their agricultural
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n The season ror further pa.teuars and apply
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