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VIE Subscriber has on hand extensive assortment
OF Groceries. such Sugar, Coffee, Salt Molasses
vinegar Butter Cheese Iron Of all kinds and Sizes Fish
Leather, Shoes Cotton Yarns, Flour &C.. Drv Goods
suitable for the season, Crockery Ware Hard Ware &C
All of which will be sold low for cash, and cash onIv
he would tender his thanks to his friends and custom
to call again. IT p P UHWEe ,1s1 s,eli
Raleigh JAM l, Is49. z4a
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$4,000 Dollars /!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of the MonOngaEa .4cademy.
Glass No. 40, for 1949.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
18th of March, l949.
MOST SPLENDID SCHEME.
1 Splendid Prize of $4,000! / do. of $4,000
l do.-of g 10000! 1 do. of $1,000 do.
$1,000! do. of $4,000! l do. of $2.255!
90 do. 81 200! 90 do. of 5000!
&c. &c. &c.
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only S 10 OO-Haves SIS 0O-Quarters SO SO
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets 81 80 90
do. do. of 25 Half do. IS 90
do. do. of 25 Quarter do 80 so
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Valuable Land for Sale.

kDORSUANT to an order of Wake County Court 7
shall proceed to sell public sale on Saturday the
uay OF April next two hundred and twenty-five acres
OF land, belonging to the Estate of VIM IT StainbaI
Sen. deceased, lying Baron's Creek Said land 10
valuable on account of its excellent and abundant timber
me sale will take place the premises Six months
creit VIII be gven and bond and approved security re-
quired. VIM n. STAINR4T?E 49, 'e
February 19, Is49 7Is-ts
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Valuable River Lands for Sale.

\ TRACT of Land lying (more than mile in front)
~ on Alabama River, in Wilcox county, four miles
from Camden, and nearly opposite Bridgeport
ing one thousand and eighty acres-a of which is Low
Grounds except eighty acres which is up Land and
good spring on it The Low Grounds allie high and
Wood Land except enough fresh cleared Land on it to
work twenty-five or thirty hands Framed Honse
Cnb' Negro, Houses, &c. Spring Water on the bank
OF the River, and desired sma tract Of Land about
mile from the Plantations high healthy situation
en- &c as healthy location for Family residence as
any IN the Southern County. All the above Lands
would sell on accommodating as to price and paw
lnei1us' M. III. PETTWAY.
-. ----.----. L--.-.-...- 73o-10V.
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FIRE.

NHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Com
Il offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise agalD
loss or damage by fire. at premiums suit the times
hls IS one of the oldest and best Insurance Compare
In the United States and pays its losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its vcn|
to be made to S.W. WHITING, Agent
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity to
NJ. PALMER, Agent
October 20, 1s4s. 676.Iy
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above plendd Lotteries will receive the
prompt attention, and official of each drawin
sent Immediately after is all who order from
Address ]. & G. MAURY,
Agents for J. W.-MAURT, &co., Managers,
Alexandria, Virginia
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PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE
DICKINSON & LESTER,

bULLINCBKOOh 81,
Petersburg, Ias
M ILL give attention to the sale of all kinds o.
w PRODUCE, AND FORWARDING GOODS
= + Et1gyEs;< >4i ei REFER TO
Hon. A. w Yenablc, Granville, and w. Whitaker j.
Esq, Raleigh. c.-...
JOHN DICKINSON, R. =. LEsTEE
Late of Danxille,
Petersburg, Va, Jan. 20, ls49. 742-4mPd
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BLAKE PITTMAN,

d IL n n n Z L L M "A IN
LATE OF HALIFAX, N. c..
COM MISSION M MERCHANT,
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
TIVES his special attention to the sale of all knd
W Country produce, the purchase of Goods and &
receiving and forwarding of Goods.
REFER TO
B. F. Moore, Esq. Raleigh, N. C.
Thomas X. Thomas, Esq. Louisburg, N. C.
y. " Ws.3e6' Z; De1'eh' Esq, Rocky Mount, N. c.
Jesse II. Powell,
DIR. ]. J. Philips, Ds'uesO0fo N' ~
s. y. NJ Long, ESQ.,,
L: In: m: Long, Esq. Weldon, n. c.
Patterson, Cooper & Co.,
Willis & Lea, Petersburg, Va
B. F. Halsey,
F. S. Marshall, Halifax, N. C.
February Isl, 1S49. 745-Sm
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FAYETTEVILLE
commission and Forwarding House,
BY j. r.. WHITAKER

NY article sent to my to be Sold or forwarded
shipped to New York. shall be strictly attended to-
ana an account remitted sold or shipped I
will sell it here, in Wilmington or send it to New Yo
as directed and those sending may rest assured
all times of the highest cash or barter trade as NAV b
wanting l. r WHrTAHT2D 70. 70
February L. ls49 - &c ~
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GARDEN SEEDS,

warranted Fresh and GenHine--CrOWtn OF 80 -
FOR SALE BY HENRY D. TTURNEK,
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Head Quarters Seventh Division N. C. M..1
SrANHoPE, March 1, Is49.
To Coonek Comd't. and Captains of CcuaLrv in ,,;5
asa4 ,DtUision. 80
Wy are hereby Commanded to call together the
i Officers and prvates of your respective CommanJs
at the several places of Review, to-wit:
ietn Regiment on Thursday the 9Th day of April next
10th &C Friday 9Th ID &c sNs :
Iotn Cavalry Saturday d" 7th ~
18th g Monday 9th @EG
Sdst M I" Wednesday IIth a4u
10th Cavalry Friday 18th g a &c
enen ana there to vote by ballot for Brigader General
of the fifth Brigade of North CaroIna Mia; =. e1
vacancy occasoned by the resignation of General Jsbs
Barnes and within ten days after said elections to
init tar statement in writing, of the votes poled to
Maj. Gen. D. s. CRENSHAW
By order of Gen. Crenshaw. IA -
w. d. JoNEs, A. D. c.
March 7, ls49. sIa
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FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT !

m THE new A. 1. Copper fastened and COD.
XXX Pered, Live oak and red Cedar built Barone
MKAA JOHN A. TAYLOR, Martin master, will sail
- as above early in April. She can take the
bulk of 200 tons freight and 100 passengers For ~
WAS, Apply 10 GEO. w. DAVIS. &
wilmington, N. G., Feb. 18th, ls49. 747.6t.
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Young Ladies' Select School

ME next Session of this School will commence %
the LIST of January next under the management,
tne ~ 1sses Partridge. assisted by young Lacy
VINO has for few7yea past been Principal of bOU
ishing Seminary in New York
TERMS OF TUITION, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS y
1st Glass, 500
I'd 10 90
Sd IL
4th e IS
Latin French and Italian. each. 10
Music, on the Piano or Guitar. 20 OO
Drawing and Needle Work, 5OO
Painting, 800
BOARD, Washing and Fuel, $50 per Session. 4
November 90, Is4s. 7S4H
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SA MUEL n. MARKS,
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS. CIGARS, AND
FANCY GOODS. ..

MOULD respectfully inform his town and cOuuE
friends, and the public generally, that by recent
arrivals from the Northern Cities he is enabled to Ofd
greater inducements in his line than any other house
petersburg he having taken much larger house, five
doors below his former stand, and adding at consider
bic expense, large Establishment for the manuactOd
confectionery of every description, can say with conf
dence, that he sell good articles and P
as can be purchased at any of the Northern cities lie
would particularly invite all Country Merchants, who are
about making their purchases, to give him call.
Z: -ff~A = SAMUEL H. MARKS
N. B. All those disposed to favor me with their Of
ders. may rely upon their receiving my immediate
tention. S. HIM
September 27. Il ~ .s5'-sr.s ls 726-
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Job Printing,
Neatly Executed at the Standard Print. C,ff;ce.
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GRAND AND BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR MARCH, Is4s.
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do pitch do pork 10 do beef 25 do; rice. III ties
400 bushels; cordage Sc pkgs whale Oil 2io GALS
MID csndies boxes cheese 29f lbs tobacco MID $40
do butter $40 do shingles. No $4,000; oxen 40 DO;
sheep, 80 do.
10 d, ifish North .qmsrica Flour, 1855 bblt pork
81 DO meal $50 do; tar, &c do rye hour, 6.S do
rosin oSl do currants so do beef SO do bread Al
do; bread 290 bags wheat 200 bushels rice SO
soap. 81 boxes mould candles. 90 do tea 4752 lbs
sugar, refined H. 4l9 do lard 422 do tobacco, mfl.
30I99 do; butter, APO dol cheese, 2l5 do hams,
064 do; coffee bags; lignumyite tons port wine.
100 easks tobacco leaf GO hhds spirits turpentne 95
gals; burr stones, 900 blks.
The shipments of breadstufIs and provisions have
been about the usual extent and the exports other
articles have been about the previously report
ed. The movements in breadstufIs for September LIST
lS4s up TO the latest dates in lSi9 compare wthhose
for the corresponding period the previous year
been annexed
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appears by this statement that the shpmen this
year have been very large compared with last year the
bulk of which has been forwarded from this port Ad-
vices from Europe by the last two or three steamers
have not been sufficiently favorable to give much i'm
pulse 10 shipments while the resumption Of navigation
with the interior has increased our supplies and de-
pressed prices in this market.
The shipments Of breadstuffs, Sc. from Philadelphia
and Baltimore, have been as annexed
EXPORTS FROM PHrLADELrHIA-1sr TO 11rH Mar.
To Chhan Pors.-Four, SO bbs.; ship bread, 90 do;
naval stores, 70 do peas 70 bushels; oats 200 do
hams, $500 lbs lard $50 do soap S75 do; pepper,
eS3l do; tea 4So do; nails $500 do; sperm candles,
10 Columbian Ports-Flour, 1870 bbls corn meal,
80 do rye meal, 20 do; naval stores, 100 do mack
erel dol corn, 29sS bushels; RICE 10, tcs tobacco
Il hhds; brandy 800 gallonsi hams, eg47 lbs lard
soap, se452 do; candles, ss75 do goldfish, 1900 do
70 Wesl Indies-FIour, i,757 bbls corn meal, sos
do; rye meal 260 dol ship bread 1,O37 do beef, 25
do; pork, 2iS DO; naval stores 30 do cider. 10 do;
hams, s025 lbs; lard, 1867 dol butter, 1925 do.
cheese, 1874 do. soap, 1880 do; candles, 1890 do.
TO British North america ll9s barrels; corn
meal LAS do; rye meal, 9O3 do ship bread, % do.
corn, 500 bushels wheat 2os1 d.; rice, SO tcs.
To London.-Pork, 1923 bills; lard, 25,557 lbs ba:
10 hhds; clover seed 100 bushels Gran. wood, IL
TO Panama-Boards 20 900 feet tar 50 bbls biscuit,
so do; matches GIG grcce ink 2o4 dSSSeni COAL 1850
TO Valparaiso Flour, 400 bills; beeswax, 2,755 bs
chairs 400 dozen; globes &c, $40; machinery, $1,000
To ST. 1homas.-Flour, 800 bbls beef, SO do; pork,
25 do; meal, 100 do rye meal. 25 dol corn 100
bushels peas and beans 14O do bacon Jos lbs lard
l04l do; butter, 9 1886 do cheese 500 dol taow
dies, 2110 do; rice, 10 tierces.
To British West Indies.-Flour, 2,173 bbls beef, AZ
do; pork l07 do; meal 745 do; rye meal "a do
biscuit, 2l3 dol corn, 1876 bushels oars, 15o empty
casks 1907 sheep So paper 200 reams bacon 235 lbs.
lard 1913 do butter a. la do cheese 1874 dol sperm
candles, 473 dol talow do, 6,100 do; adamantne do,
$40 do soap, 40 dol tobacco, MID, s43 do paints
2,140 do
To British North america Flour, 400 bbs beef 222
do; pork 20S do; meal 504 do; biscuit 2l1 do;
500 bushels rice, tierces; pipes, $50 boxes;
slaves, $1,000
The of trade at these woports is exhibited in
these returns The export trade of Philadelphia and
Baltimore is almost entirely confined to the ports of
South America and the West Indies The shipments
of breadstu from those ports have at all times been
large the grain produced in the Southern section of
this country is better adapted to the climate of South
America than that of our more northern latitude
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one TRIAL WILL PROVE THAT OLD PARIS PILLs

nNE TRIAL WILL PROVE THAT OLD PARKS PILLS
are certain cure ios tSrp,s s
Food Furred Mouth. Nht Mare lrresoution. NsryoS II
ritsbity and disease arising from Dsordercd Sste
Of che the Bocs T Sss virtues
have been tested in England France the Ess ana
ss China nu ssya c. and o1a :. the mos,
Iuabe restorative OF health, and ths mos
enemy Of Old Death This b psr h~ whom h
was frat used whom produces the
results Thom, psIr wa, sors Il II ~ g ss
ne Fourth the year 1852 Al the age Of eighty he
moy-ed h. FIRST wife who brought him family OF several
ehie .nd died leaving him w,deTsr AZ the age 81
hs and survived him Old Thomas Psrr died
60 T9isS prIs zee s NOssnSer iS At the
nshnG Of hundred and nifty two years and ntno
months rrsEsrSa BY snsos "a, sns s9a NJ %
VJSBk nAKkIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companisn, BY DIR. A. M Mauriosau. Professor Of Dis
ea.es Of omen Sixth edition. l8mo., pp No. Prios IL
or suffering physical and mental anguish maaD
an wife and pecunsry deuitss the hssbas6
might been spared thousands nov poor would have O.
havo enjoyed N hundreds in their been stu alive
81 q tim ely possession Of this work.
plating marriage, discloses Important secrets whisa
should be known 70 then psrtieniArly: ~n,.
To those whose heaitA does not permit OF
Here also, every emAieths wife, the mother ne %
either budding into womanhood ths one IN tho
Gan the osuses symptcms and sbs most =
needless certain mode Of surs In evsry
"H Sss . aSs :s. ~ ssssss PusAs omfs y
Liberty street, ny. Little Co. A srs Ph,isdsi,Si
Be.ton P.scrsGs Gns'saB sSiissss Ess;is J.
w" a,y Nsv s Gi B. tssbsdss saysanas
q s:yy vii us Il sssss:
M ;ss: ~, :SSss AZ; I'll S ST. s .s.se
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NEW CEMETERY, CALLED THE NEW YORK GENE
~ teryLots capable Of holding from 10 to bodies will
be ' until lihfF HsfiS = sSf LAX
Including decd and handsome view of the buildings Pay-
able So nrst payment balance at 81 per month.
All moneys must be paid al the hco after the first pay
Lot holders not taxed for the improvements.
Tho company respectfully solicit the attention Of tho
tce cwdns within small spaces in popaiess
health Of the vngand is becoming yearly noonve
nent expensive and unpopular
from tic city of New York and and half miles
Jersey City with front Of 5000 feet tho New York Bay
being highest point of ground between Jersey City and
Bergen Point rising great height above the thus
from eyory part Of the grounds full view o. The
all the adjacent country making in truth the nest
and beautiful site for Cemetery in the world.
The inducements held out to citizens TO purchase Lots in
public the prices being solow that will be In the Of
to become Lot holder the terms Of
Every must the necessity Of being the owner OF
Burial Lot ard ask who would be without whoa
capable Of holding from Is to 20 bodies 1t 10 tho
intention Of the Company establish Ferry 80 that funs
pense by the water route Carriages being wiz
not exceed shilling each person. and from the Cemete
than sufficient pay for The buildings and improve
ments Of the most splendid description and will vie a
and see the plan and drawings Al the tho cemstsry
The Company most earnestly call the attention OF the differ
ent Churches and al other Associations Charitable MS:Ss
to hold that cannot fail giving general
Persons purchasing Lots this Cemetery will -
iege not granted any Cemetery this country The
charge for digging and sOddng graves Of size the
wishing pay than the frat payment tthrec dosr.)
call the Office. All receipts must be sisncd By Ne
yass the city and county Ohces No O2 Broadway oppe
site Trinity Church. Branch, 40 York street Jersey City
GEO. WOOD, Treas,
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SPORTING,

Union GOV 9SE. L. I.-TROrTING THIS DAY
ThursdAy, May H. at three o'clock, .M-MAtch StOb
mile heats best thrre In i've between King Of Tsrrors and
Trustee James Whepley h. King % Terrors to
lsrne,s; G. Berthe Trustee, 30 lbs Wa
Tie will leave South Ferry Brooklyn for the Course
over Admttsnce to all parts Of the Course 80 cents
NJ ID. GREEN, Proprietor.
HARLEY PARK TROTTING CONSTRUCTING
Horses-A Purse of $780, Mile Heats the best three in
hye in harness will come of Trdsy the 18th Fec for
Green Maddens on Thursday at before o'clock
L. III. Trot comes OF at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
WILLIAM FONNER. Proprietor
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ASSURANCES.


mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BAhTl-
M mere No,ice-1he agency OF this company heretofore
conducted by John Livingston % Wal ST. New YORK cty
eloed in New York, having business win sara
communica directly with the central once
No. 10 South street. Baltimore. ,, - o.vs 49,.
May I5 lsd9. III H. Apahc hStis'y,-
hFFlCE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE lNbDEANtE Vy'
~ 81 all street. New York, 9Th May, lSfe-The freal-
dent and directors Of the National Fire Insurance. company
s day declared d viocnd Of I'VE per cent paynoIe
The lootholders and after the 4th instant y orut "
the Board OF Directors, W. {. KELLOGG Secretary
OFFICE eF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.. "
W Wall street, New York, 9Th May, it'oAt tbs Annual
Election held this day the following gonte were elected
Directors for the ensuing year, Wis - -
Thos. v Thorne, John j. Herrick, Andrew D. keliok.
Gilbert Dsyis, Wm Van Wyok. James L. Adams,
Renry n. Ward, Cesrge Bell, John ucckcr,
Martin Hoffman, W. II. jacobs Philip Bu-rows,
johs "a buskerok
TLorss VIA upaniuousy re- elected PrceiJent
v. q. KELLDug, sccro.G
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VVVHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.-THl
exhibition of Painting by artists Of the abeve soheol
win be open every day Sundays excepedl from 10 O'clock
the Church Of Divine Unity in B.esdw, between spIns
til 18th June inclusive. % centa Cataloeues l2h cents
TNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince Streets and the emily in
this consists number Of life size Figures Of
Chinese Of All classes several hundred Chinese P,ntng
Temples Bridges specimens of Chinese Manufactures
their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements Instruments
Music Lanterns nc TO- Open from nine A. H. till p
n, daily. Admttance rs cents children under twelve hall
price.
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CARD-BURTON's THEATRE-BKNEFIT OF Nlss G.
MEDICAL.

(,Akp.--DR WHEELER, OCULIST. % GREENWICH
street devotes his exclusive attention to diseases Of me
Eye ana ophthalfn Surgery also to the insertion Of Ar
hcial Eyes, which he has imported,
hrs makers in Paris and the finest collection IL
United States Treatise with numerous hs
in ophthamic Diseases be had gratis by apply
ing at his Office Hours OF attendance from eight 70
o'clock, l.. NJ.
I'VE AND cara PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD FREE
~ Of cost at 26l broadway corner Of Warren street. -
scrbng Doctor Powes and successful mode Of
the of those sensitive and delicate Recon
imported, large supply Of beautiful Artificial Eyes Juse
published, popular Treatise the Eye, third edtoa
'''' JAMES W. POWELL ND.
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JAMES W. POWELL, ND.

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS-A CASE CONTAINING
100 ounces Fairs sulphsts Qnnine was stolen from ~
all street suitable reward Will be paid for nfornA
tion that will lead to the recovery fthe same by
G. X. DEGEN, 100 Vail street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE-LEAVES NEW
y Y0RK.7.s, 10, II o'clock, A. NJ, and 2, 81 %
O'clock p NJ Staten Island-7 TO- ii o'clock, A. NJ
and l, 2, 3, t. 8, 6, o'clock p. N.
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TO BE LET.

TO BE LET.
ID OOMS TO LET-ONE FINE PARLOR, TO ONE OR
N two gentlemen without Board; also, Bedroom, SUIT
able gentlemen without Board No. 30 Warren street.
ITO LET-AT SO BROADWAY, A LARGE FURNISHED
room, the second floor, with without board Also
for single gentlemen.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-THE GREAT POPULA-
~ ry Lyons Magnetic Powders for the destruction
Bedugs Cockroache and all other insects has prompted
certain parties manufacture spurious article and offer
sale the The proprietor of the original and
genuine article agents in this city and
chased only the depot 40 Broadway where also -
Pills destruction OF Rats Aal
Mice Both articles warranted to contain poison aA1
their efficacy has been tested and certified to by tho
gentlemen
ID. d. HOWARD, Esq., Irving House.
COLEMAN STETS0N, Astor House.
s. TnAYER COZZENS, ESQ., late Of the American Hotel.
PRESTON II. HODGES Esq. Carlton House.
j. l.. ROOME, Esq, Superintendent Of N Y Hospital.
And many Of the eminent Physicians in the city
has Also received the first premium Of the American In
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NR RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRE-
~ yae Treatise &c. 90 Greenwich sSeesSomos hosye
In the carly stages will be surprised st the rapidly and h
attending their cure II 70 chiefly howeveg
suffered certain class people, wh0
properly appreciate his services In structure iron IL
1rs. its advanced and disres stas
(rom advantages and very extensive pracceb
ne AFFORD sepd easy and radical which, bs hs
Am
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AmUhE MI NINA


RRoAp~AY THEATRE ,THURsDAY EvsNING.
the OF sPfSssss
MI Lester Mons MorrolI Mr. Vache Emanuel M Crscss
Frs nsfsr MT f.ys Able fara Mr. pyst pernand Ne
on Daesss Mr.. Bernard; Mons Villefort. Mr. Mas-
Jnis nsresdes Mrs Abbott; Haydee, Miss r. wsllssk;
CSrnar oystt carccnte Mrs lsherwood; Janet hias
'Iees so; GALLERY, IKE Doors open at T. Performance
10 commence a. ~ o'clock vs. " - 49,
RohTVN's THEATRE CHI AMBERs sTREEr-THuRs-
-, dsy Evening May i7thscueht Nus nnie alters
Mn 20 pi''au tns new buretta called TIL WAGER-Ges
Shas BAILEY NJ Warden Frank Weber Mr. Burton; Miss
3 o1a; MS MI After which, the
Johnson; Nell Mrs Vernon To conclude with the farce Al
THE WAGS or WlNDsOR-Csieb Quotsm Mr. Bay.os:
ioonsy MTwelter. Mr.. BrOushem: 6racs Gayicve. Nh,
private boxes. 50 and -.
EsPEcIAL cARD.-MR BROUGuAM TAKEsLEAVE
~ to afprise his friends and the public that Bene6I
will take Saturday nox May 49, which
will he presented BY particular request DOMBEY SOM
and side splitting dispeller to be called
WIGWAM, Pat amongst the PottawOttomies, in whisA
Mr. Burton and Mr. Brougham Will appear Box once
open.
CARD-BURTON'S THEATRE.-BENEFIT OF MISS c.
~ Chapman Friday, May H. when will be presented the
comedy Of the HEIR AT LAW with the perverted
esst'1Mr w. d Chapman. tby permission Off ChAafss
Esq Mesrs Burton Brougham, Jordan. and johnson; Mrs.
Vernon Mrs knight. and Miss c. Chapman. Dancing BY Mr.
Frederick and Miss walter With the military
The FRENCH SPY In which Mr. Burton and Miss C. Chap
man Will appear Tickets to be had At the Box Office
n AsTLE GARDEN.-THE SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING
" to give series of Grand Promenade Concerts the
same magnificent scale and plsn that adopted the cole
brNod Julien and Musard in Paris and London request
steal artists Of talent aud resptetabty who wish
gage TO submit their propositions lin vriting their
guarly authorized agents, Messrs Corbyn Mar in
Barclay street New York. vRENSH z aElSEk
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uCTION NoTIcE.-sALR OF HOUSE FURNISHING
IA Articles, elegant Furniture. hcj also lot OF Dry
uoods Cutlery and numerous other goods worthy psrsiea
Sale Rooms II Spruce street, also the stock o.
store uprising articles numerous to mention All tli
" THOS. BELL, Auctioneor. 4