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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

We understand that at the recent commence
ment our University at Chapel Hill, the homo
rary degree Of IL. ID. was coniencd upon our
distinguished icwns.ilan, ibe Hon. William 4.
Grahati.
At the meeting of the Alumni Association,
obituary notices Of the following gentlemen,
Alumni Of the University, who have paid The deb,
of nature since the previous Commencement,
were read, viz William ". snoed, Graduate
Of 1898; Durant Hatch, Graduate Of 1906
James Meclulg. Graduate of 1915; ii. W.
Covington, Graduate of 1881; and James s.
Johnson, Graduate Of 1871.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
supreme Court.--The Supreme Gov

supreme Court.--The Supreme Cour,
commenced .ts session a; Raleigh on Monday 0.
last week.
The following young gentlemen have been ai-
m;i;cd to practice law in the County Courts, viz:
Eli W. Hall, Wilmington; Jos. ]. DAVIS, Frank
lin Henry NJ. WaddeIl, Hillsborough; Franklin
B. Mcmillan. Astc; E. F. McRee, Caharru,;
james R. Mendenhall, Guilford; John X. Strange,
Fayetteville, Geo. E. B. sngletary, Raleigh.
Ard the following gentlemen obtained license
TO practice IN tic Superior Courts Joseph
Gaines car.away. Martin, Tilroo S. fIaighion,
Ghowan; James 5. Amis. Granville, Jonathan w.
Alhclieon, Perquilnans; John Lyon Holmes, New
Hanover Elias G. Hines, Chowsn; John Giles.
pie McDugald, Bladen, William r. Garter, Rock
ingham.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

Harslauehte-.-we learn from iIe
Ashr,iilr Messenger ihai Jamss /. Bel
Mas stabilized in HAT pare. lie 25ih ill.,.
~ hon K knife ii lie hands IL Peter
lisnHsn. inaicling > wound ahirh re.
slIlsa N lie death Of Bell on tie ioilnv-
IL Friday. The parties we're hEa,ilsrs.
,n.iaa. and both men u fam;.les. Dear
H,aa Is IL jail.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

I.ncolnco paper tells lis readers that
the Democratic party holds 10 a political
creed which !, would be as impossible for
any man 10 change I" Is for the leopard TO
change his spos.
" Mr.. Snowman" eaid a gteenhorn at
the lnenaeerie, "tan the leopard change
his spots =
!. Yes sir replied tic individual who
stifs up The Wild beasts: "when lie gels
tired Of nue spot h. can easily moee 70
anaiitst. Dip'sa Jy.-tfs..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

Mission 90 SPAIN The National Intel.
ligencrr Of Saturday says: We learn unofficial.
~, hutwe believe correctly, tina, the Hon. Daniel
". Barringcr, Of North Carolina, has been offered
by the Prcsiden, the appointment Of Miaisier 10
Spain.
This mission, We understand, was previously
offered to Ex-Governor Graham Of this Place, but
was declined.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

uus = ssiurs.y ns.srs n ssh -. rs ~.
~ i hcr rrsT sad dsrk saAssrzSrs wsrs ISgel
q 3s~h OssiAoslG Il las Len assaaia.s
lhsi u rsisoas vs5- Mid. s.rs alsia,. q,
shor 20 we've scaldel
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Spirit OF tne Ige.--We

Spirit Of the Age.--Ve have received
the first number Of rev paper under the above
title, published in the c;iy'af Raleigh by Dir. A.
n. Gorman- i is 70 h devoted to The Interests
Of Masonry. 0ad Fellowship. and the Sons Of
TempeFanee. 1t is very neatly printed. and 1i
hope it viii te a useful publication.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

Bistfessi,g.--Ths steamer Embassy, from
PiSsbuig. bouni for New Orleans, collapsed her
nacs shct distance below the mouth If Green
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

Tie lolloWing interesting letter. says
ihe Richmond Wing. saass flom scare
likely 10 lie 1rll i,i.gmeA. III We gise
sniiie credit 10 - representations q Tie
ice nnl cpnsrrai,,e poliy which wall
Prevail apri,s Central fayiuf's Ada.ia.
ist-afloa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

The las, intelligence from Nashville stated ,ha,
ex-Presilcnt Polk VAS lying dangerously i'll Of
Dianhca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, May - 1919.
The Murder Of Camp5eu-Grtat Ercitement-q Las, Of
1ragedies-.4 Judges Fnorite-The Markets, &c.
The murder OF George Campbell, by tho notorious
John Price, which briefly alluded to yesterday a.
having occurred whilst was closing my letter. caused
mn intense excitement in the city throughout tho day
Price arrested in less than hours tho CON-
initial of the deed, and is in jail fully committed
for trial
George Campbell, the murdered man bad formerly
been professional gambler but for the past year had
quit and como into tho bacon business lie was tho
brothcr-n-law Of Price, and up to the moment of tho
murder, they were on good terms, though Price had
evidently been for some time endcavorng to provoke
him to anger. Failing in doing this although a few
minutes previous no had thrown glass of ouor in n,
lace nc drew his revolver and fired two balls one of
which entered his left side and passed through tho nm
per part OF his heart, causing his death about thirty
minutes. Campbell n man of the kindest dispos-
ton, and made friends Of all with whom he came in
contact, and was fond husband and "A kind fat her,
leaving wife and six children to mourn his loss
Johh rice has been notorious in city for twelve
years past as one OF the murderous Of rowdcs,
and from his frequent use Of knives was known ~
cutting John" Some ten years since, he killed his
brother John Donaldson the brother OF his first
wiiei ne also cut mans bowels open on the race
course at Charleston s. e. and afterwards shot man
in w ashington for all of which, through some good
fortune, which seems to have attended him. he even
cscap,d the pententary This therefore, is his fourth
murder and verify believe that II no should not be
would be seized and hung the first lamp post About
weeks his wife died, after undergoing all the
tor ments of hell itself from his brutality Whilst in
her first confinement she compelled to jump from
the second stony window, with her onild arms
10 pc the demon who pursuing her with knife
in hama and whilst in the second day of her conhno-
mont, he came into the room With BUCKET fuu Of
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BALrIMoRE, May 2, 1919.


The Murder Of Campbell.
notorious character, John Price, Sknown as CITY
john" or "Cutting JOHNNY shot a gambler named
George Campbell, in drinking house, about seven
o'clock this morning. Price and Campbell had been to
May ball." and afterwards passed portion of the
night in gambling At the time of the occurrence they
were with others, in drinking house, where an appa-
renty good naured tustlc took place the parties
when Campbell, il appears raised stick with which
he is accustomed to walk but in offensive manner;
whercupon, Price threw glass of liquor in Campbels
face. Campbell, then did not manifest hostile
disposition; but approaching Price, with his hands
raised (pcrhaps from the pain occaoned by liauor)
Price promptly drew a revolving pistol and discharged
two barrels at Campbell the ball from one of them
striking Campbell under the left arm, entered the
lung near the heart, and produced death in few mi
nutes Price Immediately fed, but was arrested soon
afterwards, travelling foot the Philadelphia rail-
road track mile or two from the city; and, after
brief examination before magistrate, was fully COM
mitted to await trial for murder
The deceased has left wife and several children
and was connected by marriage with Price, having
married sisters visit to the family Of the dcceas ed
presented heart rcnding scene. Campbell 1t Is said
took good care OF his family and has left them per-
haps, well supplied for subsistence and no him self
bore good reputation in the community Of his
vocation Price, long terror to good citizens Is known
for his having produced much of human misery by
using the knife and pistol and has been several times
tried for the death Of persons whose lives
forfeited in personal conflict, either with himself indi
vidually parties with whom he has been assoc
his last deed has created uncomfortable degree Of
public.indi gnation.
here is good deal Of discomfort among @ofice cx
pectans' here, and murmuring account Of the tar
the national Executive shall have more to say on
this subject hereafter
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water and stripping down the clothes dashed its oon
tents upon her This last act OF the terrible drama -
welded life fastened her death which as before
took place about two weeks since.
ne mas also been trial before City Court for
s.aooing and cutting people a dozen more limos
o1nences which would have sent any else to the
aeeh,entary but Judge Brce has invariably lot him
III WIN Few dollars fine few days imprison me nt
10 such an extent has this favortism been car
10 - .hat ne mas been universally known as Judge
.i Pe'; ana the excitement of citizens yes-
the judge. St'' o'iuou VIII"
Inc Viennoise children commence an enr.pem.nt
Tonight at the Front Street Theatre and viii onht
less attract good houses. wan "'uo'-
MARKrT, May 1.-The -four market continues firm.
We notice sales to-day Of 1000 bbs in ali civ M;n
and Howard street brands at 81 ST at which nr;cs
there sellers when change closed Corn meal 10
frmer, and prices advanced We note small sales ~
country, at 81 IS, and city manufacture, at S2s7L.
Rye -four. 50 S7ls SO per Dbl Grain of all kinds il
scarce We quote good to prime red wheat at 81 O5
81 10. Nothing doing in white Corn is also scarce
small sales Of white, at Soc and yellow, at 55c SIC
Oats Zoe 26c Rye, 56c. Provisions steady AZ
last quoted-sales small Lard unchanged. Groceries
quiet We note sale at auction to-day of 1885 bags
Rio coffee, at 63Gc. 7%c. per Id. Whskey is frmer
and held at gle. 22c per gallon in hhds. and bits
SrooK SALES Stock Board $4,000 United States
o's, '6S 80 days, 49, 1000 Maryland 6s 99& $500
40 DO 99h; 1928 do. do. 99ti. shares Bank of Bal
timore So 10 do. do, S. do do So 3 do. do, IS:
do. do, SIS "A !; 5 do do S5i{
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
Our Philadelphia Core pOndence.

PHILADELPHIA, May =, l54o.
The ROBBERY Case-Mtanieide- Tridi-Return of
Wdrpick-Body Of Hopkins Recorered &C.
John Smith, Robt Smith, and Jack Whaley had a
partial hearing before the Mayor this morning charged
with the robbery Of VIM Rcmington's store in Market
street, on the 18th ult The evidence produced is su
cient for their conviction
Another case of inantiede to light yesterday
The guilty mother is at the Aims House hut will
have hearing the charge as sufficiently re-
covered from her illness to undergo it,
John Cabert, a colored man. is now on trial in thu
Criminal Court, charged with the murder of Lolita
johnson, by setting fire to her clothing There is no
direct evidence to this charge as both were bru-
tally intoxicated, it is much questioned whether the
affair was not the result of accident and design
The bark Warwick, which left ten days since
for California returned to port last evening the stowage
freight having her crank
being transferred to the ship Europa Captain MERCER,
which vessel has been purchased by the Aspnwalls
be despatched next in order.
The boJy of Jacob Hopkins, the late sexton Of San
som sreft Baptist Church, who has been missing for
seven orEght weeks was found Yesterday in the Della
ware riy'g below the Navy Yard No marks of violence
were found upon the body and his decease is therefore,
attributed to accident.
body also recovered at Dock street wharf to-
day which proved to be the remains of FISHERMAN,
who disappeared night time since after having
been seen In the evening very much intoxicated
The steam pump has proved useless in the endeavsr
to float the ship Swatara and it concluded that her
back is broken Our insurance Offices will lose
where about $500 900.
MARKETS AND Stock SAiEs-The light receipts Of
flour. and the small quantity Offering for SALE cause
holders to be firm and they generally refuse - rs per
Dbl for good brands for export The sales light.
Corn mea! is held at So 62, and sales have boon
made The receipts increasing Prime white wheat
sold this morning at l12sc, and red at l00c holders
are asking higher prices Sales of Pennsylvania rye at
5Sc Sales OF 1000 bushels yellow at SIC to $780,
Sales of whskey in hhds.. to-day, at &c.
FIRST Board.-l0 Mechanics Bank, 264; 81 900 Chesa-
peake Delaware SIS S6is; $500 City 6s, 78, lOlk;
s67o Pennsylvania SIS S3t; So 300 Wilmington Rail.
road 6s So; II Western Bank S. 81 400 City 6's '78
s3A Pennsylvania Bank, 36h; $500 Lehigh 6's, IS;
90 Norrisown Railroad l41a; 800 Pennsylvania 6's,
s3la; $500 do. 6's, 964 Pennsylvania Bank 3l8k;
5000 Pennsylvania 5's s3R; SO Wilmington Railroad,
27h; SO Norristown Railroad 14is. Second Board.-l0
| Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 5S; 100 u. s. War
Bounty scrip 101; $40 State SIS s3H; 1000 do, say;
1000 Lehgh 6's Goa; Is Mechanics Bank, 26H; ID
| Girard Bank 12I,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
WASHINGTON May 2, lS49.
.SEcn Smith.


Gen. Peter Sken Smith still carries his strong
claims to an unlimited extent upon the Treasury
department. Everything has been resorted to in
order that he should be the recipient of admins
tratlve favor 1t is said, among other facts, that
the promise has been made, that in case he be made
Collector no other native shall receive an appoint
ment as one of his subordinate, The Secretary
of the Treasury is known to be opposed to him,
and Mr.. Merideth represents all the "decency
party" of Philadelphia city Should Gen. Smith
not be appointed Collector, we should not be much
surprised if this office should be given to some pro-
mlnent wing from the interior of the State. Ii IS
now generally known that Alex. Ramsay Of Dau-
Phin, would have been the Collector, had he not
been sensible enough to take the office of Governor
of Minnesota in place of it, This is a fixed fact,
for did not the office hunters from Philadelphia
disappear " like flies IN wintry weather" when he
made his first appearance here, and did they not,
as we mentioned in former epistle swarm back
soon as they learned his appointment to Mime
sofa. Depend upon it, whether Gen. Smith is APP
pointed or not the Collectorship of Philadelphia
will be eliminating point with Gen. Taylor's
administration. - Loco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosroN May 2-Brokcrs Boardt0 shares erm mt Cen
trail Railroad, 66 10 Connecticut River kailrva DI II
Boston and Worcester Railrosd i0pl 10 do do b5, ox
10 do. do, lbl, Boston and Providence Railroad
Fehburs Railroad, lEls Old Colony Railroad 77s, do
do, IA; 2 Portland Seco and Portsmouth Railroad 96
New England Worsted Company 81 At Auctioa.J shares
Iehburg Railroad, MA ~ Boston and Worcester railroad
Wld 10 fremont Insurance Company a3n III Masssohu
setts Fire and Marine Insurance Company balance due 80 N
American Insurance Company l0i; National Insurance
Company, Boa ii Boston Bank 63t; Hamilton Bank, g5
10 North Bank y2 ID State Bank " Granite Bank 90
~ Eagle Bank "; Lowell Machine snop, "a = per adv
so Cspe COD Graneh Railroad Bonds payable Dec ls3 ~
certificates 500 each) Vermont aud Massachusetts, Rail
road Bonds, able June 1852 s5% certificates tSlW
caoh Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Bonds paysbhs
June l, 1862 81.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BuErcs AYRrs, March IL tmports-Beeswax, white,
70 IA candles. sperm, Q caudiewck, per sroos,
l35 Goldfish, per drum of 100 lbs, $50 Domc5;ios-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
nR CONygRs' INvICoRATING CoRDIAL.-rHI:

nR CONvFRS INyIGORATING CORDIAL-TUIs
- justly celebrated preparation Is considered tho only
remedy for seminal weakness genital debility ana
those sad deangemens Of body and mind
improper habits Of youths. Dr Convors Office at No hj
Third avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets NB-
Private consultations from AN ppm Price of Cor
dial So bottles bottles for S. $40 the half dozen por
dozen No charge for sdvise 10 those who purchase
dial Letters post paid The Cordial forwarded any part
q the country NB-Strangors desiring such medical mid
should notice this Advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
MUSICAL.

sN,-N-0NN>NNNNNNNoN-NNNNNN
DIANO FORTE FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, OR HIRE
l. An elegant 90 octave rosewood Piano Forte having
exquisite tonch and finish with stool and be
at 465 Broadway Inquire for NJ DUMSDAY, Teacher
of the Piano Forte, Singing, Guitar, &c:
M USIC!-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A
"A young Lady, who has thorough knowledss Of Music
for beginners 50 rquarter those advanced Sl2 APP
ply to 8. c.. Herald Office.
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MADAME sHAIEs VENUS PIII-pREPARED FROM

wi simple vegetable substance by LOUIS Shall graduate
Of the Female Obsetrical Institute. Paris These pills
only actual remedy discovered for the cure Of all
Of the ge- a organs Seminal Physical Debility
Impocncy 30. FOR full particulars of their
and magical effects circulars To he had
regular appointed where alone the pills be had
and direct from Paris Price 81 per box. G. IT,
Ring 1872 Broadway Of John street; 3 Broadway
corner Chambers street. 43 Broadway Howard
streets GS Bowery Of Walker street, 2 Grand street
Of Allen street, III Canal street opposite West Broad
way % Hudson street. Of Leonard street These ps
are put small fat boxes and be by TO any
mart Of tLe United states o Canada -
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ADVERTISEMENTS sryGwtp EVERY DAY
LOST.

LOST.
& M REWARD " ILL 81 GIVEN FOR THE FIND
D lOO of the body of Captain y. Vandewater who
was overheard from his soop Saturday afternoon
April A. of Grand street Ferry Err He dressed in grey
and grey about six feet height Any
Information will be thankfully received and the above
ward will be paid the finding of his body by applying
RICHARD LEWIS. 24l South, Pike st., New York
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN FROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE SUBSCRI-
- April 18th last Note, Of which the following
copy. "New York September LIST, 1873 On demand, we
promise to nav Arnold Wiegmann
dollars with interest the of
date received All persons warned not pur
chase negotiate for the above note the thereof
has been stopped ARNOLD WIEGMANN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
MEDICAL.

MAGNETIC POWDERS-FOR DESTROYING BED
1 bugs Cockroa ches Moths Ants Flies, Fleas. Insects
plants and all other nsccts also Pills for the
aneou destruction Of Rats and Mice and warranted without
poison sold by the inventor and proprietor EMANUEL
LYON, 420 Broadway The following gentlemen have used
them in their establishments, and have certified their
Astog House Thaysr Coaens late Of the Ams-
Roome, Esq, superintendent Of New York Hospitals and
many Of the most eminent physicians in the city; likewise
the first premium of the American Institute.
DRIvATE LYING-IN ASYLUM.-APPLY TO JAMES
Kennedy 1856 Duane Park at affords great pleasure
recommend the proposed establishment as calculated to
much good. think DR.. Kennedy sklfu we'll
ted to arrange and manage such institution"
VALENTINE MOTT. N. D."
LNYE AND cara PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREE
II of at 2Gl Broadway of Warren street.
serbng Doctor Powe successful treating
the affections of those sensitive and delicate
y imported large supply Of beautiful Artificial Eyes Just
published popular Treatise on the Eye third edition,
JAMES W. POWELL ND
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70 URToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERs sTREET.-FRI-

- dsy evening May 4, will be performed DOMBEf AND
SoN-Mr Dombey Mr. Lynne; Mr. Carker, Mr. G., Jordan;
MAYOR Joe bagstoek Mr. Brougham; Mr. Toot Mr. Raymond
captain eutte Mr. Burton; Sol ellis Mr. amilton; Jack
Bnnty Mr BrSnghsm Edith Mrs A. Knights Florence Dom
hey MISS HILL Mrs Skewton Mrs Vernon Susan Npper Mrs.
Brougham; TO conclude with THE CAPTURE OF CAP
TAIN CiTTLE-Captain Cutie, Mr. Burton Mr. Toots Mr..
Kaymon Jack Bunsby Mr.. Brougham Mrs MacStinger,
Mrs Vermont Susan Npper Mrs Brougham Doors open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

THE CONNECTICUT ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
most splendid steamers on our waters will continue
running to Haven heretofore leaving New York
afternoon New Haven evening arrival of the pas
sengcr from Hartford Springfield and Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS-A FINE
M Green Turtle will be served up this day at the Bank
Coffee House, No ii Pine (bctwcen Broadway and
Nassau) Families supplied. The Dining Room is furnished
with all the decaces OF the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04

j. BLEECKER.-H. ii. LEEDS AND II. MORGAN,
IA. Auctioneers-City Hots-A. J. Blocker Co.. H. H..
Leeds Coz and Homer Morgan will sell at auction Fri
day. 4th Saturday 9Th. and Monday 7th May entire
and extensive assortment of valuable Furniture
City Hotel, which is almost also, all the
Silver Plate &C. &C. Sale each day at half
9 o'clock A. NJ. precisely.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY ST.. F.
IN Hough, Auctoneer Auction sales every Monday and
Wednesday commencing o'clock with Horses Carriages
Harness. Saddles, &c. JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor
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M ECHANICs HALL. NO. Az BRoADwAY. BETWEEN

AVA Grand and Broome Monday, prl 80 and
night until further notice. the original and we'll known
Chrstys Minstres organised lS42the Oldest established
company in the world the harmonise melodies,
and ergnaors Of the present popular style of Ethiopian
Entertainments whose this city, during the
three is most conclusive evidence of their superior
merit an The Company consists of
formers under the direction of T. F. Chrsy
at Concert eight o'clock
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PUBLICATIONS.

EREEMASONRY.-ALLYN'S RITUAL OF FREEMA-
sonry, illustrated with engravings. Also
Key to Odd Fellowship few copies Of the above
hook just procured price So Also edition Of Plato
the Immortality of the Soul, 81 %. For sale by
WIN. GOWANS, l7S Fulton street, New York.
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Z TEKA HOUSE, ASTOK PLACE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
~ respectfully informed that this establishment will be
opened for the of the English drama Mon
day May under the direction of William Niblo and
James Hackett commencing with the farewell engage
nent OF Mr. Maeready being his last performances the
American stage Every will be made to include
the list as many of Mr. MS prominent characters
the hrirf term of the will allow. Further
tculars in future advertisements.
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NOR sALE-A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, EIGHT
~ years old l6 hands high sound in wind and limb fast
trotr handsome saddle carriage single harness horse
Can be seen had cheap by applying ~ Reads stables
till this when he Will be taken away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
I,op sAIE Ar roRT HAMILTON. lTHE NARROWS

III desirable country residence, comprising hand
acme Cottage containing nine Kitchen and all
yenience sebng for three horses coach and gardeners
ouse house, vegetable garden well stocked
with nit and in the highest state Of cuyaon front
GARDEN and The whole covering Of 70 it.
fy 800 feet The aspect Is Immediately facing the bay and
only five minutes walk Of the steamboat landing $4,000 Of
ho purchase remain bond and mortgage If de-
sired For and price, inquire Of Lieut. d. NICKELS,
81 End-tlI ami toO.