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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

The 100000 ACRES 1--WE learn from Mr..
Stamps. Secretary Of State, that there has been
sold Of ahe 50O,O 0 acres, since the first 0 fthis
month. 4,2sS 1890 acres; and that the pays
mentsfcrthe same were as follows. In spe.
Gle SO 1855 IS; in Planters Bank Bonds go
8l8 5Og and in coupons Of interest on he
same $4,9IO43-SoutsrOn 5aa issa
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

MRacIArAouf City is again honored 81
e visit from this distinguished statesman who
arrived here yesterday, III the steamer Prin.
esa'. AR. Clay, we understand, looks extreme.
ay well and he will DO welcomed By his nj.
msrous friends neNew Orleans, with their
wonisd cordially.
Ws learn thar he had a hasty interview Win
Tea Taylor. during the short time the boa,
stopped 10 Baton Rouge, and that tie Interview
e. nigh actually bsssxpected was m%utosijy.
agIeeables and extremely cOraiaL-N. D. Bui.
slstin. ha .esf sss nj
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

BREvTfs 4Jellachich, the Ban Of Croatia, is
a man Of action. rather than Of words. Be-
ing greeted with a most enthusiastic public
reception at Padua, and being called on for 1
speech, he made the following, which con.
rfasts wonderfully, il must be confessed, both
IN style and in principle with President Polk,s
last message: ID laasi s4a fa4 sa
Gentlemen, there has been too much talking
already, i is my part to act. If less had been
said md more done, there would have been
less uniaPpiness il the void
MISSIONARIES AND Rua.-Eight missionaries
(for Syria, Turkey, &cll,) and $3.50 gallons
New England rum, left Boston d FEW days
ago n the bark India. Two great blessings If
civilized mfe-preachers and rum-wiIrshortiv
be distributed among the 'periBhiRg heathenS,
ofthe countries above named. We have no
that the rum will meet with he mosf
welcome recepiion.-T wig.
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q PFolcctis now in contemplation, and in
ciPient measures have already been taken to
form q company for osiablishingga cotton man
pfac'Ory at OF near this place, to be propelled
BY steam. No subscription books forstock have
yet been opened, but we are in formed that
al least thirty thousand dollars worth Of stock
will be taken BY gentlemen in this place and
vicinity Immediately upon the opening Of the
books. From the known energy ability and
business habits Of the gentlemen who have la
ken the matter in hand, Che most of whom
are well known to s).nOt the least doubt ex-
lists a. to is complete and speedy success.-
Rose iGskO Sentinel and Pilot, 5
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

TAe Mississippi is getting high, It is now
full and rising steadily. Look ou.for an.
oyerhow,-H. Whlr..
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

General Jackson Martin has been elected o.
7. Senator from Florida for six years, The
eontest was between two Wings and altopetb,
III sectional. a
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Ess0lmf 0Ms

DISCOUNT. Ea
partnership bsl9ssa
~ aPughis this day dlss0.'sS
tothe frmare q .,s
lie promptly by cash q O, v I.si
There are four ways Z, MA.
counts-by paying,giylng asIIsi
10 nav, and by being cOQ NJ III
Every man who i indeSIsp isunl
firm must expect Y selsls sooh
other Of these ways
eq at} ii WI Z PUGH
Canton, Jan, 3, los, M Vrs
Dr Pugh will continue \
nedicine1may be fOgno h
formerly occupied BY ATs
fg
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

TIT ARTISAN WELL in WESTERN TrpAs-
The far famed Col, Kinney is engaged il he
enterprise Of boring Artesian. Wells on his in.
mense estate in Western TeMas.-The obiec,
2 90 enhcnce the value Of the lands BY making
that the route 70 Santa re. It is said 10 h
several hundred miles nearer than The rome
from st. Louis, ana the only difficulty Is M
scarcityOf water. The difficulty viii Be i.
moved by boring these wells. He has emplov.
ed in the suPsripsndeace Of this work, the 81.
ebrated Mr.. Cooper, or we'll know III Ayk,n.
sas, and the first who succeeded In striking
streams Of water in the vicinity Or PARIS. IL
boring. bes 1g a ' y
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RAreE
Aso sr Of No5;.
81, N 'oF 'aI' ID
Monday, he lsa i,
the following ds'.,i,
horse, about ( 1,
white star 10 ii. IS. is.
W. white sat ap . he pa.Isl.
Taken up ~ II waPaa
about l6s hands Si rss'.
DID, old, no marks q w.
spots under his MI
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

nosroS MAY 7-Brokers' RoIrd35 shares Vermont andl
Railro id il ~ Rutland Railroad ~
mont Central Railroad, 5l 10 Western Railroad IVA ~
Boston and worcester Railroad 1915 New England
Worsted Company ga 40 East Boston company o.o %
No 81 Second Board May % shares Boston ana FRO.
violence Railroad 9O Western Railroad Ol y East Boston
Company, - 3-G; Boylston Bank OOla 70 dividends YER
s.nont Central Railroad, 50 Go.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw OnLraSc, April 20 The excitement consequent
FROST Is fast dying away here. That portion Oh
sfhe crop which above grOu.d, and injured has
sbeon replantcd and has had fine rain and sunshine
since Likely enough on LIST June next the frost OF
18th pri will have been forgotten. ] speak OF this
section rather the country tributary to this port
and Of which | have Informed myself We have a
Sarge business going daily at the average Of 6c for
sIniddpg Frcghts 1sd; Exchange a 6H, so that the
wise cotton IL about equivalent to the fall in freight
and advance in exchange.
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Passengers Arrived.

SoUTHAMProN-Steamship Washngton-Thos Crawford
and lady Misses Jane and Annie Crawford, and
Rome; Mr. Iselin lady master Adrian Isein and VIM
selin and two servants brisbane, Mile Blangey Mons
Desportes Madam Bangey Mr. Durand Mr. Turner lady and
servant Brooke OLaughlin, James OLaughn, Mr. Kynas
ton child and servant Edward Barton, G Balien Mr.
Dickson Mr. Fry and servant b Goodrich Phillip Fuchss
Rasoe Fuchss, Rachael Nuesadt Oar Fachum, Zgnatz
Vianger Enestine Mayer August Mayer Marianne Mayer
Joseph Bondy Eva Bondy Frederick Bondy Alfred Bondy
Barbara Bcnd Eva Paper Julie Paper Johonna Paper
Sarah Paper Elizabeth Paper Ferdinand Newman X d
ry Stephens Jacob Hiewrehs Rust Helene Rust Cod
fred Rust Sophy Rust Caturka Rake and servant Elise
Post Berg Berg Max Lembergcr, Julie Lembcrger Geo
Sctnou Doeper Marie Doeper Lewis Lueasfen Louisa
Emile With Leddy With Clara With Helena With,
Mary wrih Victoria Wrth Gnentell, Edward Roosen,
Forentine Schmidt Louis Poeher, Caroline Knou. Ernst
Petr Joseph Mann, Maria Manu. Aossa Winker Isabella
Menzer, Seraphna Paur, Angela Oterndorer, Franzeka
Magcld Otte Oserred, Robert Schocrh, W Moll Sig
Goueib Wehle, Norz Wehle, DIR vembz DIR Branaer Mox
Abees, Ludwig Dembitz Wilhelm Wehe, Eeanoro Wehe.
Emile Wehe Analie Wehle, Caroline Wehe Ernestine
Mehle Frederick Dembitz, Fanny Calmus Nena Wahed,
Ida Wiener, Wiener Wiener, Regime Wehle, Pue Wehe,
Theodore Wehe Fanny Wehle, Emile Wehle Frederick
Wehle Bertha wehe, Flora Wehc Josephine Wehle Ida
Wehle Otte Wehle, Moritz Mchelstatter Ammo Apple
ton Heine Iiilftrs VIM Williams, Ernest de Flenry, de
la Penere-lil.
CHAnI rsToN--s Steamship Northerncr--G G Grove II J
L n, " Summerhed, L + Bodies Mrs I A Heath and 2
children Mrs Dyson Professor Shepard and lady 2Misses
Shepard Master Shepard Rev Mr. Young and lady Jeau
rcnard, lady child and Miss Hart Mrs Fisher
Mrs Palmer Mrs Mead, Palmer Stenhart. lady child
and servant Miss Calender Mrs Garthwart Miss kel
log Mrs Hail. Mrs Molly. Miss Lines, Palmer Mr. Will
lard l. Morris. ID ; Boute Dimon Johnson ID Uror
tia X Johnston and chill !ren--2S in the seerage
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bank favors, men who enterprising and
gagged in active business pursuits whose pride is tho
prosperity Of their city while, in Charleston, a pro-
per distinction is not made in granting loans; hence
the little advantage derived from banking capital in
business point of view.
The annexed returns exhibit the movement in the
principal department Of such banks in the State of
South Carolina have accepted the provisions OF the
act of December is, 1910, at four periods -
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Died,
On Tuesday morning, May Sth after a short and
we're illness, PROSPER BAILou. aged 81 years
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
spcctfuy invited TO attend his funeral this (Wednes
day. afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late residence,
No AS Cherry street.
Utica papers please copy.
Yesterday afternoon suddenly, SrRAPHiNA, fourth
daughter Of Richard f. and Elizabeth s. Parisen aged
IL years and month
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, on Wednesday. at 2 o'clock r. NJ. from No.
2Oh Madison street. Her remains will be taken to
Williamsburgh for intermcnt.
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DR.. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR


nR. CONVTRS' INvI0ORATING CORDIAL-THis
~ justly cclebrsed preparation considered tho only
remedy for seminal weakness genital debility sn
those sad Of body and mind caused e cor
improper habits Of youths. Dr. Convers ofhcc ~ 20 -
Third between Tenth and Eleventh streets p
Private consultations from AN JPN frce o. oor
dial 81 bottles bottles for S. $40 the half doscn ~ ~
dozen charge for advice to those who 50 % t
dial Letters paid The Cordial 20 any pss
OF the country NStrsngcrs desiring such medics Ma
should notice this Advertisement
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ships-Mcrtauk, McMchaols, East indies Wetmore
efryder; Nestminster (pkt) Doane London rrswoiui
aontezuma (pktl Iowber Liverpool q ii Marsial Coz
Patrick Henry tpkt) Deano. Grinneli Minnrn 20;
Barks-St Law Stewart, Belfast Grinne Minturn
81 Coz Margaret Milne (Br Patterson Barbadocs Mchur-
ray Csraclscus (rl Barber st Thomas erse brooks
Falmouth Prince, Cuba, Perkins Dcano; Wm Mues tDrI
Eyre, Quebec, Roche Bros Il Co.
BrigsApna, Francisco Marseilles Attwater; panana
Savage Nelasco, Merrill Frank; Urana (Br Martin est
indies Williams Guon Hamlet vesper, Trinidad do Cuba
Ncsmh \ Walsh; Selma, Cullen, Savannah, Tookcr
smith Gertrude tir), Campbell Charleston, Crnne MIA
duri GO. Alarm tBrl. tasey. Philadelphia. 49,,
Solrs-igblapdvr, Lewis, Eappshinnock; Mcrdian W.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN.
C 10A REWARD-TAKEN FROM THE DOOR or
lOO the subscribers Thursday afternoon, 3D. inst,
small containing pieces black satin Vestng marked
Nichols Pierce Co. Boston, The above reward will DO
paid for the recovery Of the goods in proportion for
part of them. REMAND II co. ZIG Pearl street.
TINE STOLEN NOTES OF TIE BANK OF CHESTER
Countrywide Bank gives yet another caution to the
public against receiving any notes OF the old issues FOR
nearly and half sych have been recalled by
advertisement and warning against their
ccption The Bank redeemed the full Of the old
excepting stolen recovered from the robbers
Recent attempts push such notes into circulation demand
the repetition Of the caution that after the great noorety OF
the robbery and OF publication made such olen
cannot lie received by person without just liability to
rigid scrutiny into the circumstance and defence being
alen the payn ent Of such notes The Bank here
tofOrc. confidently relies the aid Of the community
prevent the OF all such attempts impose upon its
stockholders, other ipdiy id uals
By order Of the Directors.
WASHINGTON TOWNSEND, Cashier.
West Chester, Pa, May 3D. 1919.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TNAVELLEItS' GUIDE.
EARE REDUCED TO Si-REGULAR U. s. MAIL
IL Line for Boston. Nashua and Lowell via Norwich and
Worcester Railroad from Pier No. N r. foot Court
landt Of this line and Wor
cester) will leave Pier No. 1S n. r. foot OF Courand
street daily Sunday excepted at o'clock M instead of
Pier No heretofore Passengers and freight for the
above places depend this Inc being the cheapest
and most expeditions way Of reaching Boston. Lowell, Ma
shua, any part Of Vermont OF New Hampshire.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-LEAvE NEW YORK AT
y g. T. and o'clock. Leave vanderbilts Landing
& 10 1. g. and O'Clock.
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Married.,

In st. Thomas's Church, on Monday. by the Rev.
James Milctt Rector of the Church of the Holy Mar
tyrs, Mr.. Henry BnLIScE to Miss HARRIET MLLETr,
all Of this city.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALF a. pIThN VI, xIs
The splendid fast sailing packet bark Capt
having the best part 81 her ans
song on board loading at Pier No ii NORTH RIVER
FOR balance freight or passage apply on ooaro' q" NO.
III North River, or 70 ,~,a ., =. 60. 81. ...,-s
R-sbippers will please send in their bills OF iadinS
early for Passengers BY this vessel that have not
their will please call ~ the ohoe OF the agent
md settle that their beths be secured There
Is vet for few cabin passengers No steorago
ra5sengcrG taken in this vessel
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UNIRECTIONs FOR PiLOrS.-VESSEL5 SUBJECT TO
~ Visitation by the Health OGcer Every vessel from
foreign and vessel having had,
during her passage any Of smallpox infectious
contagious dscaso-arrivng at time All vessels from
the ordinary from which they
south Of Cape Heplopenarrivng between the thirty
day sixteenth day of October And all vessels
from any place INCLUDING islasds in Asia, Africa the
from any Of the West India Bahama, Ber-
muda or Western Islands from place In America
in ordinary passage from which south Of Georgia
arriving the frat day OF April and the first day Of
November. ALEX. H. WHITING, Health ohicer.
Journal Evenns Post and Sun. please
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w ALFALFA. 80 CANAL STREET.-THE PERFORM

VNALHALLA. sc CANAL STREET.-TIIE PERFORM
w anccs at this establishment consist OF tho TabeauK
WANTS Singing Dancing The Tableaux represent
ed by the largest troupe that this
they stand in beauty elegance and Do
25c; Parquette, &c.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
" Summer be engaged for evening
ments during tho ensuing For further particulars
and terms apply At the office the premises. lett
''''' '~N' FRENCH HEIsER
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Sl,92OSl3 200 l,7@2l5 l,SSG,97
Compared with the returns for January last there has
not been such increase in the leading departments
appears in the first comparative statement. The po-
sion of each bank is exhibited in this report and the
fluctuations in each item shown.
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FOR CALIFORNIA. THE GOLD REOIoN.-TnE FIRST
class L. coppered and copper fastened ship rROBUS
lying at pier No North River will sail for San Fran
cisco about the 18th inst positively having her es
nearly engaged, and going board Can hahusy h1,
accommodate few first cabin passengers also aoou.
second cabin deck s25 and found For passase anu
''e 'uiA VI "" o"'r'' fIna :gTTON 81 Wall street.
JOjIN DEN, II6 Wall street.
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maritime INTELLIGENC E |.
Port Of New York. May o, Is4e-


y gs nrS... HIGH WATER 10 ii
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77777777-----1-7777-77----
SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE-SPLENDID AND ELEGANT
"A fur urc sale this day. at os in the sale
No II Spruce street tho property Of gentleman going to
Europe for Of sale; including
God piano, and other desirable housekeeping
articles THOS. BELL, Auotoneer.
NTHONY j. BLEECKER WILL SELL. THIS DAY
"A (f fair weather. 10 o'clock No 6 Blocker street.
Of Sullivan tho valuable stock OF the ManuAo
Furniture of Mr.. f. A. Bazer who is declining bu
siness.
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Baltimore. Eager; Plato. Hammond. de- MAILER
Lord Josephine. Meyers, do johnson Lowden Jasper
sIocps-Artist, Hood Taunton; Three Brothers, -
BRISTOL Deep River Southworth, Providence.
UsM steamship Washington, Floyd Southampton. April
20 with mdte to the Ocean Steam Navigation Company
sn,sSn S Re spc @Sdd ssoS
s barb Je,nnie passed bark Johann Ere
New ship Seine williams ESSEX. Ct in ballast to
I S sSs & sss Sc sa
Light during aeaS gale 10 r Sn the the ship M
after after WITCH shs rshted and
after getting assistance and pumping her was brought
When she started with about $50 ballast The pars
1 so1S BY as sShf (which kS and n
finish cut of in small pieces with axes and entirely
Bremen bark Johann Garlic Ioburs Bremen 81 days in
ballast to 0erehs Kruger 9th inst lat 81 TO- Ion 50 Is,
ship showing white signal with diamond in the CEN
british brig Elizabeth. Coyst Newcastle. Eng SO days
brig Jay Myers Sunderland II days. with coal to Bar
clay Livingston Sd inst lat 40 Ion g. spoke Br brig
Iubee brig Alexander Won soltwedel derbron Bremen
Belgian brig crteus Dryden Antwerp and % days from
Flushing with fire brick and passengers, to Motel
oldenb brig Beta Engels Madeira 80 days with mdsc tc
brig Trio Moore Sydney via Halifax Ms Is days. with
Dr brig Biiow. Dawson, Windsor Ms with plaster the
Br brig Helen Mar Card, Windsor. Ms, via PASSPORT
SSeir D \ Fox. Oliver Phsdeiphia, coal.
sshr Mary S Clark V NisEsrsS SsG Salem
Sailed.
Brig Larch. Carolina.
Packet ship Monteruma for Liverpool and ships Warren
and surinam for Glasgow are at anchor at the SW Spit
ship huron. for Nassau Mp also lies at anchor at the
SW Spit the having refused to do their duty The
tain has sent for the s revenue cutter
MAY s-wind at RISE ENE at meridian do; a sun
set, NE, with thick fog and rain.
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by JACOB $. PLATT.-L. q. CARRlNGTOM, AUC-
tioneer-Aucton sale of Crockery. China. Glass and
Earthenwarc Fancy Articles, able Knives and Forks
papned Teatays &cJacob y Patt will sell This Day,
commencing at ten o'clock in the large Sales Room the
Auction store q Plat street several hundred lots as above.
consisting Of flowed blue Arabesque and China
Ware also, light blue printed John Rdgway best white
granite and printed Also dipped and e. c. full
assortment throughout also, china Tea Sets Also 100 bar
re and Glass Ware part Wy the package and part In
Wines Lamps Plates Nappers Casters Salts Bird Glasses
Chimneys, Lamp Glasses. Cruets, Specie Jars Gobetsi
Clampagnes, &c; also Mantle Vases Gallipots &c. The
erockery Of all kinds of Tea and Dinner Ware Toilet
Ware &C. &c; also edged Plates Dishes, Naples.
Bakers Sci also c. C. Ewers and Basins Jugs Chambers
Bowls &c. &c. the whole to be sold in lots to suit country
dealers and retailers, as well as others.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN L. f. Hough, Auctioneer-Auoton Sale Of Horsos Car
rages Harness. Saddles &c. this day Wednesday, 9th inst,
commencing at II o'clock
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THE GOLD COAST.

THE GOLD COAST.
EoR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW Or
leans-The United States Mail Steamship Company will
despatch on Saturday May 10Th the conmodous and well
FALCON Chsgres via Havana Ind Now
Orleans and land receive the bar
Chsrieston or Savannah. The Fsoen will carry the
United States Mails for the Pacific steamers from Panama
California and Oregon
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CLOTHING.

n LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC-
~. No l0Park Place. New York, and Royal street,
New Orleans.
ITO THE LADIES-PETER ROBERTS S3 BROAD
way received from Auction, large lot Of Black
Scarfs shswls (reh patterns. at low price;
also Black and White Nets for Mana; Embroidered
Cambria Handkerchief Curtain Musn cheap Chemi
tett Collars and Cu great bargain Valenciennes Lace
Is yard Lace Capes new pattern) Figured Mus
Inns
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MUSICAL.
--.SN..,o., = N,an'-'.
al USICl-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY
WI young Lady, who has thorough knowledge Of Music,
who t. references Terms
beginners 50 rquarter those advanced Sl2 APP
DIV g. c.. Herald office
CECOND HAND PIANO F0RTES.-FOR SALE. TWO
- hand Pianos good order also, superior
sortment OF 6Is TO ootaves Piano Fortes at
SAMUEL G. JOLLIL'S 300 Broadway
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~ cdnesday evening May = will BIO acted the dra-
ma of the ENCHANTER; Or The Wizard of the Mountain
nohsmond Mr. Chanfrau Raymond. Mr. Herbert Conrade.
Mr. Dawes; Amaury Mr. Seymour; Marel, Forrester San
Serre Mr. Hamilton; Bapdoin Mr. Rasenthal St. Ebert Mr.
Soodseauit Walter de Munte Mr. Barnett; Georoy de
Beamvas Mr. Thompson Eusace Fitzgerald Mr. Williams
william Mr. fardey; lseult Mrs sherwood; Bertha, Miss
smith assam Mr. Held; smae Mr.. Tilton; Saldan, Mr.
w. H. Chapman Almea. Miss Mestayer Doors open at 7ta
performance zee at Coz lock
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALEe
N--|>oc.>>
TNOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, SITUA-
ted the of Broad and Washington Park,
in the city Of Newark, New Jersey extending Broad
26 feet g6 along Park.
To any gentleman wishing to build desirable situs
itself unes favorable situation
for business and all the advantages of country residence
The buildings standing the premises will be sold along
with the lot Inquire of the proprietor JAMES DICKSON
los 10th street. New York, ofANDREW SMITH, ESQ.,, 1t
his residence few rods from Newark bridge, Harrison
township. N. J.
nor SALE-A HORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINE,
about GO horse power Is inch cylinder, AZ inch stroke.
with boilers each 2 feet long, diameter each with
two aucs made from No. best Pennsylvana iron. The
engine has been used month"; and perfect
spect the only selling being that power
has been substituted Apply to A. X. AOEN, LIB Water
street, or to the subscribers.
wAsHBURN, MoEN & CO., Worcester. Mass.
EOR SALE, OR TO LET SEPARATELY, THE LARGE
Hotel and Garden 4th and sd street, with Bar
&c. being at the junction of tho railroads CsR
easily take 500 per day Inquire tho promises or
A. J. PERRY, Wall street.
Hair Seating Factory and Machinery to let lis Rvington
street
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FOREIGN.

RIAs n COMMON, COMMISSION, FORWARDING
IA and Shipping Merchants Panana.-Consgnlaents Of
hips and merchandise solicited and all kinds Of Commits
sion business attended the usual terms Drafts
York. Boston, New Orleans San Francisco London and y
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SCU>HE CAMPBkLLS ARE CONF G."-MONTAGUE
l. Hall, Brooklyn, Wednesday Evening May 9.-The
original and weknown Campbell Minstres whose Concerts
at the Society Library received with the dstin
guished favor and patronage for aperod Of five months
beg to announce to the ladies and gentlemen of Brooklyn,
that they will give two of their nimtaba and highly popu
lar Musical Entertainments Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings May and l0 when thew will introduce a
of their original music dancing &C. Doors open
commence at eight. Admission % cents
N.B-The Campbes will commence series of their highly
popular Concerts the Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway
Monday Evening Mayli;
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VT>HE NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS. AND ORIGINAL
Il Buresque Opera Company-Osen Every Might ut the
Society Library Of Broadway
The Oldest in existence and the first to iatroduee
and harmonic Ethiopian Melodies The embraces
Grand ScenRs from Norma Linda Luoreza Bors and the
popular Choruses from .hs Enchpnoss Admitance % os
o0fs open at Il Concert clock Concert every Aia,
day afternoon, at clock.