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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-06

TAYLOR, CLAY, and eOOTT.-JuM received, \ few
beautiful and striking transparent ksnssses Of Con
erals Taylor and Scott, and the Hon. Henry Clay. The
friends Of these gentsmen would do well 70 call carly
ssatoners Hall, and secure one, Alta low price,
Alex, gsxettc,
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loaded and fred the musket .. times
minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

POLITTCAL

CIxTEEHTH wARp-Ar A LARGE AND BvrHU-
,'ss ssst.F Of the Democratic Electors Of shs Six
sfhs United Jsnosrsns Rsnasasss Association on we'd
Psdsst lIish. eNes, Of The call and withdrew
BY p'nraiinR Theodore Maritime Chairman, which
Ames Lesds spponsd sscrsr aries The proceedings
Of meeting being Iead onsy adopt
Iescuoss expressing no sense Of the ms.tirs so.ssss
Of ns',r. Russell, Fleming. and Hssss The commitres
9. B'sworih, Henry Arcuisrius, Dr. Henry Brswstsr,
vtor n,nsston which were strongly in tsvor Of
Of his ea,emporare"us and ,oai- ,rriss Songs which
created great eD,hasasm Tho committee then offered
through their Chairman the following preamble and resou
whsreas wehssr with deep regret the unhappy differences
PARTY ns hers convinced Of The .."e.y s burn the
In cbyien and uniting the purpose insnrns
~ . to "a. .s wi .s ss the S,S Re
by the success Of the party at the erns cleo
Resolved That the SO csed dsunion Of the democratic
panty Is wesk ,venson Of the enemy. and
dsncs,am Of he nth ward are no, affected .her BY
the parry have recently d tingnhtd hereafter 10
or snto, Cd am suoh =: would es considered
Received That the democracy NJ this ward Invited 70
tsouI tensnoe the unworthy attempts Of partisan leaders 70
rasee With pure and 'ragb ard policy and tend
rs TO produce trust ourselves and Of
Resolved That tho democracy the sixteenth ward asa
all connection with those whose variance
and individual ermr are determnsd 10 set an en-
ample Of union 6rmres and confidence aud to elect
sa hst We shall agree upon 70 represent principles
R,ovsd That the proceedings Of this meeting DO pub
Bshed.
After nine hearty cheers union meeting adjourned
K.B-The United Democratic Republican will
Nss All those in syor 81 nnion ar. invited W att.nd By
order Of WILLIAM G. VAN ALLEN, President
j js:,rr ns SK,a,ns'' Secretaries.
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Our EaItimors Correspondence.

BALrIMoRE September Is. 1870.
.fnrirsrs~y Of the Battle Of North Poia- Military and
Firem,n-T1s Political Campaign Ttsstriesis, &c.
The celebration OF the anniversary Of the battle OF
North Point was universally observed by sti-
Gems yesterday than has been Tor some years most
persons keeping It "a holiday. Two companies Of
military, from Washington. spent the day with our
citizen soldiers who epcampsd in beautiful wood on
the suburbs Of the city plentifuy supplied With
tiens Of the most pslatable character The Old De-
tenders returned from their trip 70 Annapolis at
o'clock In the evening all delighted with the incidents
Of the dry,
The Washington Hose Company. OF PhnaisIphia. re-
turned to this city last evening from Washington,
where they received and eut-rsued the gusss
ment given to them At WIZARDS a. whieh Mnvor Sea-
ton presided. they describe exceeding ANYTHING in
br'lhsncy that trey have ever sreer"need Their
reception there also imposing being ssoom-
panied bv torchlight procession whilst they we're
ssluted by cannon they passed each engine house
They we're received here last night. nv ,he Howard
Com paDy. and partook ~ . suu entertain
ment ut the Great Western Hotel which vas kept no
until the smnli hours Of the night rhsy ~ii visit
Gretnwount Cemetery. tho Psnit-n'isry. and Other
attractions 10 day. besd-s psrtake ~ several enter
taipments, and leave for home tn morning
General Tny has positively promised ne present
Of the Narylsnd Agricultural Fair In this
city the 10Th n October and from present sppsar-
spce viii only bs second in extent to the great
The DE- oerscy commenced the ssn cs~pa,ss for the
Congregational eeston e-terday with their usual
~ A collation. sufficient for several thousand men,
With plenty Of fprit stirring beverage supplisd
without money and without price" at tbs Aisquith
street Gardens and the ating kept mp for about
hours. After pi9ht they sEsin assembled IN font OF
the .fvgn office. where the speaking continued un-
I'll il O'Clock at night. There not seem To We
much enthusiasm. however. s'aer side among the
people and the els topeers 6nd IL hill busi
r rsf .,aqmsaa nsss % r..,. nsr or n:y
The days Of political harspauing evdsntiy drawing
tos close peopl, prsfryex tn read AND form their
Yath utnA hls l-ln
Of others
The Monpjsr troupe are drawing crowded honsss
at the Mpseun
There wss nothing worthy Of note done IN
kes Yesterday the day being pretty generally Observed
a. . holiday.
The o,ins the ales =. the Stock Bos-d ,s.'s,sy
vsltfn Baltimore g. iSn i0lh; e1 DO do. 'n1E 01 DO
do lo7L 1000 do do. 10e: oN0 DO 03i< 40 1870
lo2h shs,es Bait and Ohio RR bids, t3 Is do. Uaon
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TRIAL OF TIE AsroR PLACE RIoTERs.-We re-
commend TO the Judicial authorities. who are now
proceeding so ineffeiently with the trials of the
Asior Place rioters, to look at the promptness,
justice, and energy, with which batch Of rioters
have been justly treated that Wild and dlscrgan-
lied community, called San Francisco, 10 Califor-
ma What lesson to civilized courts, and law
yers, and counsel does not that wild REGION present
when compared to what transpires in our City
Hall
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WAsHI-sros, Sept -, 1850.
Impsrfssf froa CuSs-7As Ou,6ysak--THs Pvepsvsssss
10 Rersiutisnise the Lsiand, &c. &c.
Dispatches, We learn have been received here ftom
the American Consul 1t Havana Gen Csmpbsll, re-
qussting that vessel Of should be sent imnsdi
stsy to that city to protect citizens there
strong feeling among the government party against
the Americans under the belief that they iuoitny
the people TO revolt Fortunately, this Govsrnmsnt,
with degree Of foresight and precaufion which marks
how seaously 10 10 watching the interest and safety Of
our citizens had some time sinoe ordered thu GERMAN
town. within hours Of her arrival Boston,
to proceed at back to Cuba. and there await
orders Az . consequences the Germantown arrived In
Havana several days and by her presence has In
all probability, prevented any oatragss upon
citizens
Further accounts frcm Cuba confirm the reported
outbreak sergeant In one 81 the regiments whilst
parade shouted for liberty, the officer In command
In s6iatsly drew his sword ant approached TO cut
him down. hen private l.vsd hs uiusket and an It
the ocer dead II contain plated To set the slaves
loose and fihis IL done may look for repetition Of
the horrors Of st Domingo
Everything that trsnspirsa rroves the humanity Of
the course adopted ny the President in preventing the
6eludsd who we're organizing within tho II nits OF
the United States from leaving aud doubt not they
win be among the first to be thankful for the decided
stand taken. ORDER
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ysasds whitney NYsrk; ,riss rassr Calfss-
Ea Az Lawrence fbllsd pAas sshs Seen Assiss. Nor
esnds Elliott Of Prevnesswn s.d oilot y herrstswa.
rhiisseEAs; MARI allen. smyrna Del; xsssAns. sssAs
Cissr S-Esris Farnst BARTLETT smyna us.sssis,
ouyinsn brig AeorA Phils sshr Planter Albany Lous
sAd Al plson, York.
Auived-sshr Hszrsn, PhilA
eALsn, sept II
Dusap Waydws ell Phils.
eailsd-Sbip Tslms, California
elsased-shp Cicero, Indian Ocean.
9ausa-Schr Sarah, New York
PRovipsHos; Sept a.
Artvsd-eebrs BrswA and New Haven, Philads phia;
Dsrv iek, Albapv; Tannsr, RsudonG =
baust-Sshr kanbsw PhiisdsiDhia seop PisAser Round
ssl
BANG N. Sept IL. 1870
AHvsd-Ship Charles Cooper. Bssssn, lead fur Cali
hInia.
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EtsNonIOAL LIvIHs IN Lospes.-ArDparoN's
II Hsse, Nee ia, Ie4 ss1 les rsss ssrssa w. enc u
ssvsy between the Basil sss wsss Rss NE always
esssNsnse skestrss As Pie sehssvhsr " ~ evepvss
w 81 sse shove hessi vAssA s.s.e AZ NE savsSs~rss
% hssel ssS hssstrs @s9 IrDs- esa NJ ~ - ssss5
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ARRIVAL OF THE NoRTHRRNER.-The steamship
Northerner, Captain Budd, arrived this morning
from Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14
Our Missouri Correspondence.

Or. LOUIS sept 4, 1859.
Return Of tie Field, 10 the SiaseRseass Of WIss-Cspf
HovWd-Ro,s &c
The play goers Of city sgreeabiy surprised
few days since by the public uucsm.ot that two
old havorites Mrs and Mr. j. VI Field Of this city
engaged to play for . fee nights boards
ard expectation for the coming Oh Of the
Ssb,a.
Tbs lady. formerly Miss Eliza Riddle retired IRON
the stage whsn she became Mrs Field something like
. dozen years ago; and though she had. long before
her way to spvisble position In her profession,
Il feared by her old friends and sdirsr that
long absence from the stage might have throSu Q
blsbt on thofs lanrsls proudly Won and grace
fully worn. years seone But the event has shsSn
thai, happily their Gs-s gronDdless Last even
ing wiri be memorable a. thu oec..iou OF her re-
appearance Throughout the affecting drama 81 |" Lu-
ellie she held her audience epshsot.d sni ~hsn the
curtain FL. upon the last thu moistsned cheeks
ard the dsafeppR paudits Of tho sss.mblsg.
istats evidence that twsiv. yesr.' sbenee from
the stage had no. dimm.d the lisht ~ h-r genius
SIRED IN the asst the hisrionie ability ~ 81 the
roft rstursl actresses ths ands
The character 81 Eugene nrsbly Sustained,
potsi,bssndirg that " T. not the hest eaealsted to
show oh br Fisld to the greatest possible advaotase
In r.nie'l eor,sy tire vas -hen th'. zsntsman had
few tupefor-, " any IN tho Sou'h aud West He hes,
for several led the life ~ -dtsr bat nj. Dick
Dsshali, last night. In the a'.rpi.c. treat
ct.d the Junior editor hot prino'pai contractor Of
the st Louis R,r,H> psper chs-srt-rissd BY its
refined wit and pure literary t,ste. To night Mrs.
Yield r,sts. q second appearance In the Lady of
LYONS" With MIR stark Cl-uds Neluo,ts Our
other rrest fs,orits Mrs F.rreu. mos Es@tl should
look 10 her lspTsls powerful rival has emerged from
the shades Of private life II sonest h-ir pass~.ion
wrote you that "a Use. the murderer 81 Hart had
been committed 20 prison at falm,rs q charge NJ
murder In the T1t tssree Ysst.r tay. bc~svsr he
e'riv'd IN THE city, having hem liberated on bell,
through the aiisayng operation ~ writ 81 habsas
crrpus. lie locks much detected aud care worn. -
well he might
Capt Jorn Howard. shot nv Lsnsdown IN imitation
81 wise 81 sti In n ious situation, though hopes
are rnfrrtaiued for his recovery
Our town presents. nightly. the usual modicun Of
Iiofs end every species 81 outiswrv ~ Louis seems
Determined 20 mert the distinction Of being place."
- one Of them,n at least ARGUS.
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EuyCEL.LANEOC

- - .
rsshiones Linen VII be ,,Iyse up a, ei Joe ,R-
~ @ Il sol f S ss SS ~
recherche fesss ~ the featon. fpicurss and boa
yi,sn, ALL ass esioy yourselves in the eld
nuY 1BIs wIEys LITsRAaT AMERICAN, CON-
- taiq'pr ,plendid story ~ o.. James aud thrill
Dor cal. OF all bsws stsnds and nc the Once 100 Nassau
EAcTsi FANcYii AND yEE-LosopHY-rnE scoR-
ZION o. mi, week 10 full ofrSey hararous and sprfbiy
i.rs Ikrrs TsIs q u. s.dse.r ana Sc ;s.@i orda.l
hsati.. ishr. H. 6osTs..as. siih ~. msss ,,-sia
eersrens.nss f" all parts Of The Union. Price cents
ufhss l7 D ulten ,trce,.
ITO CsLTVeRNIAps-A. W. aptEs a CO.. NO .,
nncer isne have fr sale fu sa..r,s.t ~ all tind,
o. tiaes ii.,o. ean, Bowie krvss PISTOL Belts, rls
hiGs tlsiel,, fsss.sep Carr, Cane Bag, ss. ~.
I osT.-s PATENT snvFR LEVER wArcH. ne
IL tween NaSsu ana william streets Aay rsurn-
1.ri.d 20 q VALVE y Ws% .,' Ss l'''' n'' ~
COO RrwhRD.-sToIIN raoy raE DwELLrSa
81 srs's.sy ?. Is'sd,yi ii,s ,n.s a1s sas-
.1.s 'pSs M sT,s1 az ss'' %,s No
400 FsoApwsY.-,wn. SrUsrssUTss . co,
nsy.,,ar.r. .ps iSp.isr' Of .s soa .ss .,ir.s y az
hss ar ssa pssd ,,. Tor ssA. sai .vr ana
@ .s Th.s i rs,. s,. sr ,., Ear,
sns ,hea'rea prrp. Velvet, ssd velvet sibhcn. Of Al
%.s' q T'tnss .s2 fa,.S ss,sSs. ssi j,~sy
CIHE Jrw,LRY AND CHAINS. sILvtR wsRs
II watches, ss-Chsfies stewart, Manufacturer, Ne.
,,ie.ss q uprsI rsrt me sy ma, branch % ~.
,s.,sry s.~ .rsn =, no as srSrsr .seIs sl .rs.s'
shall y. rarievlsy st.ps.d &C. en- renssn.sle terms
I sTouvtsAL co, orrER ron SALE. Ar rsn
~ .'s ,s', her ss Ne s.y %
....r'.ss. q GU. g,i. sss srsc..d Sii s.. .'srs. q
s,.r. ss Also r.s p.i.ssd sad ss.a css. q sssir
:.s ,s,.-'..,; a'hsa's .s r.. lsr.s ss. Tor
sns -sss,.s shs beet and % sare.s IN shs esty. wies
ia! I'LL L.Hrs :. ,.A rs. ,,
pairing ts retire fror 9TH . ths shove s,oes
r - ,. ?, .. p' ic ss ss.a 's'
msrriisp ~, .eens lamp .,ere from srossssy.
Nav csANprIIrss, Gas rxrrBEs, AND esSs-
r,.1ps s,sm me sssprs,ss ssppissay q ,h.ir f-sss
s..s,. .rsI,.' Co.. .,m. m., ss..,,sl .ss ,ss,.
10 his city tfose Au,r.as f.neh ans ksli-h s'yss,
.ss,. ,s. . sS ~ ss srV.s, :. more s.rs,:
r,.. Ma =. an, .sr.'r 80 ne, h,,s so iS.,
I..ss 1e,,, plsiu witt, rola band ssd ,.scy pas.
rs 1,si~'..is,.i ys q YIN mi. j. sesps ~.
.snri.,s. Z, siis " Wosxs = axuei.oUT
pLArISe MACHINES or ruE nosr APPROVED
-..s %s.sia.ssrsa lib patch sss ~srrsa,cs si.o
:s,'.,: ..ssss.t "s's f...s s:s,:,. ss..'s.s
c.r~ ser..n .rs Y.rs s,r..ss. Jersey ui,y, Nj.
f,ARsIAegs--JoBH G. HAN.
~ D.ser, So Brusds vcuft RESPECTFULLY eaii tbs at
o, hss sr,sersrs and susrrers fail
Of tavrias,s lie has tpent pains ~ ranrsesrss
sleeihg reed sssnrtmsrt a. gill be found esv
lst ssds lev ris-. Also On ssssr'mss' Of ssss sas
D,vhie sarre-- cs hsnd.
n AI.p's vIss AND rouFEgs-JUsTIcg To ALI
L. veil e-'sslshed f.ss that hi sss are
f,y apythss ss.ra r nst~rs srpesrsses ssvs-
bsy sra tkespr-e s~t 40 bis .tcss " the hysess shs
a., ssru.res -in q. vel =. .sn ss ,ss ..s 70! them
"A "'' "a ssS gs.s -. :s.ss
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Sporting InteIlige nee.

UHror CorssE. l. I-rsoTrrro MATcH.-This day,
al three O'Clock. n match for $500, will come OF be-
tw,'n Lady Emma and T Causds Squirrel
tft4r Witch thvrs will be contest for purse mile
h. ats, heat in i've between K.ntuck. Reindeer and
Canada Squirrel Which will make excellent After
Moons port for the admirers Of trotting.
CrsrstvnLr Csrrsr On Monday. . match Will
como III at this eourse, tor $500 between two Long
IslssJ horses 81 pote-one belonging TO Rosyn. aud
the ether TO Flushing They are Owned BY private
gentlemen and are said 90 be- very fast.
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kDTIIfRRnEKn RBnBwRD EVERY DAT.
seoDN~~~~y~~~N~~coO~~rg
.AAsv~s - AA~~ks~.s~n ssss ~ r<a ssa h Psss-
~, y s<sy ~sn ~ y sss~. f,s~ ~ PsS o6es
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MEDICAL.

o. YEARS PRACTICE. -svLPHuR BATHS FOR
Z4 Rheum atm. M,rsurial pains and rraptions % the
J. CAROLS tedicsted vseor sulphur and Iodine
Baths Barclay street tssabshea ls2 ,ed
bv phyicsns as tsfe speedy and enec-
tunl remedy In the above complaints
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Liquid Hair Dye, to Color the HAIR o.
Whisssrs the IL applied. without injury ss
HAIR fn Msrchspts snt fsncy store ksspcrs should
sre this article as 10 the hoss IN the world ssid whss
sale and rsia 81 fshelers Wiz Factory, Wall stree
ssS in Inssea 81 G. Uhwins ~ Piessdiily ness d
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kCliOOI1S


MRS. THIBAULrs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
M Ne Washington Place, will open the d
esrteMber
i lapgusses Mathematics, ana Muie, By T. Gasbler In
aure Of Fife Kollsr ~ Nassss street, Dr.. s. r.
To~rsend's once.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION or PARENTS AND
Guardians most desirable institu zion for Yeuna
Ladiss whore afforded facilitate theft
mental and moral euture whore the usually
attendant upon such advantages avoided Crcuars
giving terms reference be had by calling
nusis Store, No 30 Broadway.
SPOATISS.
Union COURSE. l.. L-TROrrING--PURsE $50
Nile heats BEST In TO harness free all
ssises at ,Ss Sos.s sf Green. Msaaen No las Chsshss
T. B. GREENE. Pro.rissor.
GIHION COURSE. L. L--rROrrINO--wIIL CONF
~ of this day. At sclsek match for t1U. mile heats
bett In to harness. W. Jarvis h. Cana d.
Squirrel; Jacob Son sfisd names Lady Emma. In
hanes James whelply enters e. kentuok @. 8. Berse
enters CHI. Reindeer; w. Jarvis enters h. Canada
Squirrel Adnitssnce 10 al parts Of tbs Conrse ~ cents
k,FNTREvILLE COURSE. LI.--TROrrING NON
~ day. Sept IL n o'clock ~, match for $50. mile
beats best three in Ave- ~ harness VIM. helan
Aso the same day match for $780, mile heas in harae
$500 JOEL coNKLIN, Proprietor.
CENTEEvILLE COURSE TROTTING.-PURsE so.
" mile heats best three 10 Eve In harness. for horses that
$50 To come on Sept 18th Enries
Gresnk taddens Three TO male aed end twoto mart
tomake . race. JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
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\ AIsps vIes AND rovPIss-JUsTIcE TO ALI =
IL 1t new veil. e-ss he'd fact that hi- tss sspe-
l,y " ssyhsr ssrs r nss.rsi sCpesrsses ssss-
ksy srd s~t 80 bis -css " the kvsess abe
49,. ssrtlswes vf a. well ~ call a. r.t>e fvr
ske, Ssvsss e puseAsssg 81 ccgy shs sssrss
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nR ooorEN "a DUANE sfnSEr. HAe, roR rRD
~ last fourteen yters eor sreo me 20 ne uess
80 ear 80 most ssarsv.tsa Of this is>sse
ehsrs
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ItNUINr ron IJyYR OIL ron coNsU uPrIsN

CkNUINE COP LIVER OIL, TOR coNsU sPT1sN
W esrofulsus Aase,iens Gout, Rheurausn, 10, se.-
Rs,ken CLARK Go have the Fossrre Of Informing Their
that they have ,n a, aagty Of tsoune modiei-
Liver OIL. Witch they warrant perfectly pure
ana Of very uysrsr quality and ha,s pub i,hes fer
srAtuteus sbsap. pamphet on its ptcs aud mode o.
r-i h.st ,ud ste-, .uthor
tks Is John RR,r-r. Lsndon. kUsuloN, CLARK co.
w,w 10 s.,sr iIsass. broadway. corner Of CHAM
her
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Tsn Fashion Hare, sew RcsAy, NJ shs
y~s rSs sssro, f73 Canal M ,srrsset W for
bsssfy, svsstuy, " shsspnsc y. ", ksnS7a
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DLArfNg MACHINES or TUE MOST APPROVED
quaiity sith.r 81 iror .r wood rsrt nnd rsrs
weeS snfaesured With de patch and warranted slso
cylinders, braas knives ard
article vish Pssiss nsrl.e mar Be obtained
a JOHN n. 1EsTrR
c.rrer o. Green srs ysrh streets Jersey CITY Nj.
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nv rorRfsor ~ soNrIDsNTIALIy CONSULTED
IL all aiseasss ~ seiesss nature. ptsstee 81 W
ersts. him " vthcut recent ssscs
s ssys No fec All cared, strstpre- end sepnsi vsek
Ne Invariably Bee HE icnsen Dpiens- m has
81 sol. ruitsr street
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RRoADvAY rHIArRE-E A. nARsHxLL son
- Ls':ss; T. sl..s. n>s:ss..L.ss sixss has
her, "A. nxs'-win Be p.risrmsa Rsssisfs popaisr
sRers q LA GAIA lADRA-Nipsss. ssnoriaA Tsdsssoi
.ss ,s sif,sr va P.sssss. ssn"r Ne1s To eossuds
Circle ass Pssgus s Family Third crsIs 20 cen e.
GslIery 70 ssnts Private Obtained Oeors opsn
IL door. - -~-'S ~~~-~'
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~ D.ssr, So Broadway vcnit RESPECTFULLY ssi ~. s,
s.rtop and strangers W mine his fail
tavrias.s He has fpent se pains " ranrsesrss
sleeae a. reed sssnrtmsnt a. gill be found Hsv
srk p<ie~e Aiss On s.sersmsst OF Nnoes enc
Devhfe Garre-- es hsnt.
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saNie the only dye in World that has
failed In single isstsb.e produce beautiful bstnr
bisss hr'wn without staining the hin or jurng
hsir Ts Ne he'd ~heiesas res OF the wig and TOM
nctsry and hair eresrr saloen Barclay street vnd
tse Amsrisas Hotel. bcrueriy Of tTa Broadway. D. ~
Private reeus for dysing end attire the wigs.
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..
o. OF o. F-hUTUAL LODGE, NO. 81, /. O. or a
AsBrothers you are requested to attend the funeral
the widow Of our late Br.thr VIM Calender this day st
o'clock, D. NJ, from No. ~ kenwick street. ANDSEK A
WEkkELL, Chairman widow and Orphan Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

CARD-LOvERS OF harmony (PARrICULA HLY
"A Old Ceuntrymenl informed that Concerts the
ss and tah, place every nh' .. the
Works Admission free Proprietor and oondustor,
w. KNlGHrOH. late Of Marion Hall
Piapoforts, M williams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

nhJoHss.N, 10 D .sE srIsxT. so y BIZ now
sussfsr Tor Ni \, ha enrsd that have sxye<
~ ysars rvs-e Constitutional vestnes- bvsueh
on w sss~sssiv eor< Recent ssrsf n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

- EnON Ai.-ss. WHEELER, orULtsT tLATE OF
N grsso.ish street, reapSosfoly spr.sss ,he p.ens
Barclay street where viii devote himself 70 hsu.smsnt
AID care Of ssss,.s Eye ana the Insertion ~ hrh
Tyes Of hyperion manufacture ssd whore bis uniysrsay
for Chslsra and Cholera Infansr nj
ali timss 10 Once hours A. ~ T.. n;
al, Lteh. ant desr pat eD re- q TENDED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

WANTED--A1 THE CONCERT HALL, No. 237 BOW
w cry. Pianist peter person find perma-
rent situation, by applying NJ the Hall during the day
evehbF
WANTED TO BfRE-TaO YOUNG LADIES, WaO
w good fingers and play to travel
with Company aud give Concerts Any answering The
shove hpd IRON ploy ment BY al
dressing q. u. t., New Britain, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

DR.. Powell. Ocuiist and Aurtst. has just
Imported Artificial Eyes which he inserted without
slightest t,ir sad will Ike the ns,vvH
Powell attends usssi 70 t.eases 81 shs Bye ssd es st
N arrcn ~ D. cad whore hel
NJ "Treattne On Eve p~i-> NJ