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Rare Chance
PLAID SHAWLS.

9&A4O OLA wv &1S.
\ AIDES who are about purchasing LONG
"A or SQUARE SHAWL, should not fail 10 examine
my stock before making their selection.
Every style the market affords may be found, from
PLAID Shawl at one dollar TO the
Finest French Long and Square Shawls,
which ore decidedy superior
NJ TO any other style scd In this market.
Oct3 DIV, Fl. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Music. French and Painting,

MRS. HALL, lady who has received he education in
lV1 Scotland er her services To The public or Wotces>
ter teacher Of MUSIC, FRENCH. aud PAINTING.
Mrs. will attend 10 the instruction OF Young Ladies in
these branches the residences Of their parents Terms $40
Mnsc 81 for French and 81 for Painting For further
particulars inquire at This Office.
Worcester, Sept 25. diff
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PRICES THAT ARE BARGAINS

/ nlCfaS IHAI AAE BAKiIAlISS
A M constantly receiving from the Auctions
and other sources, variety Goods at much less than
their value Alaog other good Bargains just received
ARE THE FOLLOWING:
~ S8AWlS-A good Long Shawl for s. !;
All Wool Square shawls for 81 heavy Maud Shawls from
s rs 10 50.
70 Sfiks-A good Black Silk for IS cts; A
Stripe Plaid wide for Is cents handsome Stripes or
Pla DIS at so cts !; Plain Dress Silks at 81 cts.
tzg De characterization Fall Styles Fl Oh
10 20 II cts. and warran ed cheap.
y Black AIpaccus-Prices from II cts
upwards; beautiful silk Warp A lpacca at 81 cts
70 Thybet CI0tiss-A splendid stock Of
Thybet Cohs and prices per cheaper Than be
bought in this city or Boston.
ULyOMeSe Cloths, in handsome colors
from Is TO so cents.
OF CaSSEMereS and DOeskiMs - A
large assortment Of choice Fancy Styles; SO
upwards
GBIack CassimeTes-A nice Black
Cashmere fur IS cts.
70 Prints = Good Merrlmac style Print,
from 81 to 10 cts
White Flaunels l24 cts-Cotton Fannels 7 cts-Heayy
SheetIngs at ctGood Linen llbks 81 The above
with many other Goods that equally cheap mag BE-
nad al HENRY Fl. CHAMBERLIN'S,
Dry Goods Ware House,
168 & ITO Main ST., Worcester.
Oct 49, DIV
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Providence q worcester Railroad.

sSS k ksssssS sssSsSE gEsssAs{ "A -
- 5sEs4E 70 20.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-P PASSENGER TRAINS.
To govern On and after October eth, l649.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at A. N. and Ais Pm.
Leave Providence at 745 AM. 8 80 Pm.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
leave Worcester for Uxbridse twhere it connects with
Special Train for Provdence,) at lib A. NJ.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbrdge at A. M and Tsp. NJ.
Leave Providence at l so AN. and PM
TIE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
At Millve with coaches tor Slatersvie At Uxbrdge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon. AT Whiins with
coaches for East Doug and Whitnsyille Al Farnums
with coaches for Graf centre and N. E. village AT
Worcester with trains the Western Railroad and Nor.
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua r. roads
The IL 80 Train connects at Providence with trains Tor
Boston, Taunton, Pail River, N Bedford, &c.
The7 IN train from Uxbrdge connects At Paw ucket
with trains of Boston ard Providence RR fur Boston;
ani the P NJ train from Providence connects Al Paws
tucket with train from Boston The S.i5 M Train from
Worcester connects at Providence with Boston and New
York Steamboat Trains.
No I'd class tickets cold for Uxbrdge Special Train,
IL 81 train from Worcester.
Through trains do op Ashton Hamlet or Water
ford. Trains do not stop NJ Central Falls.
Oct s. dwf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
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Es.REER I'D Veg.
WATERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has no,.,

WATERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now
w lefn extensively rseh Tor more than six months,
and every box sold has teen warranted give entire sat
sacton, and has not in single instance been returned
the contrary hundreds IF Ladies and Gentlemen in
Troy and New York have expressed themselves in the
husastic terms in It's praise, and acknowledged
superiority every other kind in use To ladies'
who have false hair in their natur.
Al hair turning Grey this Dye is blessing making
it to resemble nature so perfectly that il be detects
ed The application is perfectly simple, as the hair re-
qures preparation il needs only be in The ms ST
simple manner and the work is toie.
For sale at NJ. B. GREEN, No. Main Street, and
SCOTT Il LAZELL, Main st.
June % 1873 eodtf
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WASHINGTON. Feb. q

WAsnNGToN, Feb. %, 1919.
Tsieg'oph,c AccWaey-Prcpayatton TOR GsneraI
Iayior's Recept,on-Arr,val of his Family Ce-
hbrot,oW of fWashington's Birthday Stocks, &c.
General Taylor will not be here tonight, after
all. 1t appears that there was mistake in the
telegraphlc message received by the Messrs Will
lard. The despatch read, "General Taylor and
family will be In Washington tonight" &C.;
whereas, 1t should have been General Tayl6f's
family will be" &c.--a most material difference.
The mistake was not discovered until the arrival
of the cars with Lieut.. Colonel Bliss and lady,
and Mrs. General Taylor. The Generals luggage
has also arrived, and we cOnsoed ourseli for the
disappointment OF not being able TO shake the old
heros digtr, By gazing at his franks, and sxsm,uing
his Mexican blankets which we're strapped thereunto.
G- neral Taylor will be here to. morrow
The rooms prepared for the General and his family
have been admirably and tsstefuy fitted up BY the
worthy hosts Of the hotel General Taylor has been
particularly fortunate in the sslsc ction OF quarsrs
To-day1 being the anniversary of the birtndsy or
n.rai ashipgton usbered In BY salute ~ tns
Navy Yard. when repeated at noon and suadosn-
Two or three inespe ndent companies psratsd tso-
streets, and . bail was also held ut Csrusrs. We
think however that the little interest whch the day
excited here 10 slur upon the patriotic feelings WHOM
ought TO be paramount In every Americans breast.
This is q day, above all Others, which should b. OBJ
every citizen who admres the father Of his
country; and yet, We venture TO say there Is not
village An the Union which did not .urpsss Wsshtnx-
ton in its celebration OF this ever memorable a.;
President Dass) invested to- day. the fu nds of the
ip.titut;ou. amouuStog to 1920 0O0, in the United
States SIX per cent stock Inc recsors OF the ins-
pt the interest which sccrusy leaving the osp,.!
untouched The Prince de JOinvile Jointly with his
wife, made second investment to day of 1000 ia
u stocks. For some time back very large smou nts
Of Treasury notes are daily being funded in stocks
Mr Secretary Walker will accompany Mr. Polk to
Tennessee on visit, leaving here the morning Of
the Sth After remaining there a short time, VIII
return here, and resume the practice Of law His fs-
| mily will remain here. B.
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ The MAILS.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2l-4i o'clock p. M.


WAsHINGToN, Feb 2l-4i o'clock p. M.
Arrival of General 7uylor in Washington 1Nss
Ererirg-" Dou6lrmg' the Erpecramts
We understand, from undoubted authority, that
General Taylor will arrive here by special tram
direct from Cumberland, this evening Not more
than three or four persons here are aware of this;
ana from the care with which 1t has been con-
ceaed, 1t Is evident the General wishes to avoid
as much as possible all parade and ceremony. The
arrangements OF the Mayor, Corporation, and JIf-
terent clubs, will thus be knocked into cooked
hat. They have advertised their intention of oro-
ceedng TO meet the President elect at the Relay
House tomorrow; but, If nothing haopeos-
the old hero WILL long before that tlme be aulrrly
ensconsed In his comfortable apartments at VIII
laTo's. There IS omethlng particularly apprnpri-
ate in the arrival of General Taylor at the seat Of
government upon the natal day OF the father of
his county" May it not be hailed as a happy
omen?
The crowd of Office seekers here already is truly
formidable, but II nothing to what it will be in n
short time We are much mistaken, however, If
The old gentleman will not be found to be less pit
able than Is generally imagined, and will send of
not few OF the expectants with flea In their
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end Woodbridge led him into Q room the bar
ssom, together with another and the mao he aaa
roducsd the subject In this FORM he said Austin
. good friend him when he poor and low ths
went on about my,elf faulty that tho
opinion Of the neighborhosd that had see goos
days; pat ell this In my pocket and listened TO hni
i then said was . poor man. but that hoped |
not poor In spirit then told him that my sisters
husband was going west and be ssid then to me If you
had means would you not like to go With him. witness
said yes; be then taia hew much money would take,
and forgive Austin; told him wss for him to make
the proposition how much he would give mel upon that
the gentleman in the room sh-ok his head 81 Wool
drdge, and the discourse stopped; and Woodridgs
esad ne could not give an answer until one oook TO-
morrow, when be would zee Austiu's friends
Cross eromiaation resumed Did you not call re-
peatsdy At wooldridgss house before this interview
QDid YOU call at all at his house, after the 2sth Of
September and this interview!
o.-pd YOU send your .ister's husband there!
A.-No, sir, but be told me be went there, IS Wool
ODid you not call at wooldridgs's house, and pro-
pose q settiene mt Of this matter
A-No sir, Id be afraid Of my shadsv to 90 In
Did you not stand, On two different occasions,
opposite Wooldridges house, and ssnd your brother
'in.law in thsre'
A.-No sir.
Q-Did you go Into the house with gun in your
A-No did not, but had the gun at the door; it
belonged to my brother In law no gave it to me;
vas In the room, and Woodbridge would not speak TO
me- and thought il not my place to speak TO him
We went up stairs; the same gentsmsn was there;
went into the room and Woodbridge would not speak
50 me; 1t the second time walked out, aAd he
kent my SISTERS husband behind.
Odd you not, in the convertation you stated,
make use the words, ''l desired to call you
to what compe nsation Mr. Austin or his friends
would allow, him his family out west il he
did OF appear against Austin
Al did not. | only said was poor man.
Q.-Dd yeu not cali on'Mr Warner TO commence q
quit against Austin for damage!
A-No, sir l called upon him to Ind for me, II
could make him out $40 So and he said was too
late.
Q-wa,i it before after the conversation you called
ON Mr. Warner!
At was . long time before the conversation with
woodbridge.
Direct re.xmed.-Q You say you went to Wool.
bridge, and he would not speak. Was that the day
after he made the appointment TOR one O'Clock?
Ayes, sir
To the Court-I never knew Austin before the night
he ehot my son. to my knowlsdge; SAW him when Pa
ttick putting him out and also afterwards the
side walk, with the light OF Tho lamps and the fash
from the pistol.
The Court, the application of the counsel for the
prosecutor n, adjourned TO I'D clock
ing to give his associate counsel opportunity Of
being prese ut.
Four planets visible above the horizon
Three Venus, Saturn and Mercury-i the southwest
tho latter about twelve degrees above the hoi
after sunset Jupiter about As degrees in
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
FORE IG n.

MERICAN AGENCY PARls-C. COMBIER, DIRECTOR
"A Rue Nowe Dame dee VICTORIES a. the Bourss For
uardipa aeent and general commission merchant
American express agency In Paris Iancs Rue Notrs Dame
Victcres No. a. the Bourse To tha esabishment
going Europe direct their luggage and
orders Packages forwarded to all pars Of Europe Inom
ali Purchase in kind goods
commission. reading room attached 70 the agency All
tAxmA
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PHilADELrHIA. February 23 1919.
M Fillmore Tom Hytr at The Wig Ceis5retioa-Tae
Epiopa's NeWs. &c
The Hon Mllad Fillmore, Vice President elect,
arrived here to- day, and took lodgings at Hsrtwelrs
Washington Hou,e. He departs 10 morrow afternoon
for Wa thineton
Hyer went to the whis cee brstIon at the Museum,
last ming and set Of the dpe's MA sa
attempt to lionize him. The determination Oh tns
more I. r.fp.otabe notion to frosp this down Ted TO
dhgrsce ful ,ctrc; bus II vas hDa'iy successiei
A suit sgsiEst ;he Rev. Nix Pummer 70 ehto1se'as
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A4V8GM EAZh.
NONFRYT YTHRATRE-sArUlpAYlY lYRNIMa. IERRl

ROwERY rHRATRE-sATUR BvsNIN0 YEBRUARY
sl Fl 4. As si' DAYS 81 81
Arhac,s Mr enbert G'ucua. Mr. H. Halls Msaon Mr. J.
s,aa Miss w.n . s ssu. ss,ss No.
TSs 81 &
AsinaiL M H. Hal; Ralph. Mr. n. B. Clarke, Seth Saga
Cecil Ers sso. Bsscs aso =, ia,o Gallery iso Doos:
open ~ 81 o'clock connencsat7
fHAhkIRAVs NATIONAL THEA9KK. LATE CHArHAN
Or NJ ss ch.ai1.s VA.
S s a.
sose n, ChsnfTsu sety Seymour; Mt AdoPASs ril
M % ns
ksorc W. seymour, NJ hasdoys ar Mcfarland; 70 ,rse
Ms Ish.rwocd Be, a 26c Pit l2ho. Doors sDs. st ek
ocloeh-ccnmere &c stT.
SEsuf S.s g p. sssISS s
with ssy 0 sOS IN San Also
a., iins Waiter zynaS Mallory &C. The Whole g sonoaio
1 sf
Pat sr Hssias Grinder oIy r. xsna, n:
Crow ban 0,rdnsr Admission to every part Of The hsus'
sSs sPsnH
& % nsSs sss
% &. y q II ca
syeiyshs further notice nrcaSaias rsrTsssn
uon variety OF Operato Burlesques Hone and their
Bursque Of their Voyage Musical Admission. 25
Doors open at Concert 70 commence 81 osooi An A.
s. " O'clock NJ
IOskr OUNCE Bags TO ANNOUNCE THAT DE WILL
give series Of Gala Balls At the Chinese Assembly Rooms
konsr q psiisrmns with his band in.uGurson
BALL The soiIes will commence on Monday Feb 2s With .
grand Public Ball. eth Thy desrel German Ball. 2Sth Inau-
guaon and Military Ball. in honor Of General Taylor March
Is Complimentary Benefit Fall to Josef Gung The ausdrilea
compositions Of Strauss Lanner Gun Sc Ticket admitting
doa be had At the during the day. and at tho door
each evening
VVNHE 0HEAT CHIN Esk MUSEUM, oU HnUADw AZ, 81
Spring and Prince and tho only in this
country CONSISTS q great number Of e ls dsures Of Chimes:
houses and vessels msdss Of pagodas ompss and
bdgcs specimens Of Chinese manufacturer their agricultural
ho Open from nine AN. till 10 r n daily AdnaitAnoe =
cents; Children under twelve, half prioc.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
MUSICAL.

ID ROOKL YIN sACRRD MUSIC SOCIEI T.-AMATEURsA AND
ID cesrous Of connecting themselves With orchestra
this society requested to attend the first reher Nom
evening" the r. d. Church, Henry street. Brooklyn
TX Pm Romserg Song Of the Be will be rehcarsed on the
evening" under the direction Of E John Zunde conductor
JOHN d. FOE, Secretary.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Weekly Herald will be published at nine O'Clock
CONTENTS (:

CONTENTS:
Interesting Correspondence from Panama Chagre &c. News
from Placers California Emigration thithor
Journey Of General Taylor Cabinet
The TelgsIhc Synopss of tie Foreign Intelligence by the
Steamer Europa Congressional and Proceedngs tho
Examination Of Mz for the Murder Of his Family Hemp
stead, L. Mexican Affairs Theatrical and Local Items;
ueEoial and SHIPPING Record Editoras the Tels
grsphio Adyioes from oil parts Of tie Country &c.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
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NJ Office TO CRRDITORs.-BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
IN of the Surrogate of Suffolk county notice 10 hereby given
according law to all having claims against either
rookhaven county Suffolk deceased that they are
required to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
subscriber Of the goods chAtes and credits Of
city Of New York. o or before day next
WILLIAM KEVAN. Administrator.
Dated. the 10Th day of Dec. 1913
mo TAlLORs.-TRE SPRING REPORT OF FASHIONS
Gentemen-l have issued Spring Report Of Fashions
told it should be erior to all Others it But
to the trade general do not ask you believe my
by evidences and therefore ask all
favor examine and compare You will perceive that plate
noticethat in fact the only american Pate shall
always it's dsr gushing ature and however superior
this Spring will make better in the FALL
afforded you only dollar Report and pattern
Sheets it Is certainly object fifty get
srce Write the sddres ia full and pay your postage Re-
tpectfully A. WEEELEs, heIerter Corandt st. N York
II UDsON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.-IssUE OF
kortesge Bonds for S5OOpayate lst February 1859
nterest cert per annum payable semannuay ls
February and st Augustvege Of into stock
until five from daton sums of 81 O and $500
required Sealed proposals. for esue Of tho bonds this
less will be received the office Of the company till
26h inst when will DO given such proposals Stock
holders under the conditions Of the original subscription
titled the terms to the extent amount
of their stock and bonds the full stock held will be
issued all stockholders making application offering
equal to othert Payment for bonds taken be the
the extent Of not eding half In April aud honda
will be issued Eve per Of the DO
posted the Of the respective proposals.
commission be propssl will be allowed to brokers
other agents. who make sts for not less than $500
In amount which are accepted for others
New York, February 18th, 1919
Copies of the form of bond mortgage had
cation at the office Of tho company.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

The National Police Gazette contains re-
lecuis state OF domestic shar; full
trias review Of Yankee Suvsns conditional pardor;
amount OF foreign and
parts Of the world Office los Nassau Sold everywhere
Fire Arms for CaiiIUrnla.-AIlin's RevoI.
wing Pistols Colts ryolvpg fso Ur ed Stass Buna
Vista kfes warranted ely yards r. is
sons superior Rifles, celebrated for shooting long distances
&c. Ec,f0r sae BY w. sMi ra = Co. 0'p"
No. Maiden lane
California Mining Boots, warranted to wear
With ut repa at Jo es Ann Fine French
calf boots 81 6 usually Business S. war
boots from 81 50 to $o at JONES' street, neaf the
Museum.
California Boots, W arranIed TO w ear two
years. be found at 6oy YouLg Fulton
land route Fine Prvnch ea boots 81 So fine CATERS
patent leather boots shoet &c. qua, low TIE DO JTOk
1t Is no joke about them Five Dollar Suits
They consist Of Cloth Pants fancy Vest
Also general clothing suitable for every
otAion from So
want buy Of either
ifyou desire sell viii Nassau and
Gzeets Five Dollar suit store
MOOlhead's 3 Graduated alagnetic Machines.
We call attention to these and
for the relief Of dseao which have
affections they invaluable Their
secty simple and tbor extremely agreeable
machine ssceou panied BY manus with n directions for
Manufactured sold wholesale retail D. e.
head. ls2 Broadway New York. Each instrument war
xaAted.
Gold Pens-Persons going to California
should BY all means take with them Of celebrated
cheiou Gold Pens which
knd convenient and will outwear OF
Bold BY j. Y SAVAGE 10 wan and 80 Fulton streets .
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

VEALBALLA W CANAL STREET NEAR BROADWAY
w Open every evening and Wednesday and saur
day afternoon o'clock Extra attractions for few ngh
double troupe Of Model Artstss j in numberj will appear
every evening.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

TheOphilus Fiske Will lecture this evening,
at Clinton Hail. and DE- Dods will xper individuals
viii be operated upon, and wonders viii performed.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING.
AUCTION >.

AUCTIONS.
I W. BROWN, Acknowledgment FURNI-
Monday Feb 26 at lU O'clock No. So street.
will be cold the furniture family the city
of mahogany Sofas Chairs Ottoman Tables
Looking 0astes, Lamps, Crondolo Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Oil Cloth Bedsteads Mattresses Beds Bedding
II c. KEMP, AUCTIoNEEs.-A SPLENDID HARP 10
II be sola at auction this day ut IL O'clock at Nassau
street. oppos the Custf House. elegant
double acon Harp made order ty Brown and $685.
of brilliant and highly ornamental to be sold without
account tie leaving the city and having
further for it. Persons In want Of beautiful nstrun of
this Lin satisfy themselves of 'hs suserorty Of ths BY
calling and examining a the music store Of Wm vandbe
49 Bsdway where he until the day Of se Also
at HL o'clock good assortment Of Paror, dniaa am
cham or furniture Of goe-
n. HOFFMAN, AUCT1ONEER-UNITBD STATEB
LIZ husksts 1t Auctiou.-L n Hoffman Co. will sell, on
Tuesday, 9th nst at IL O'clock Atlantic Dock %
Brooklyn, by order Of the United Sates 0 I'm ted
hnske part Of which will be sold pevemptory Catalogues
will be rasAy and tie muskets be examined days
vious to sale.
II D.NAsH, ,AUCTIONEER.-sIORE Is9 FULTON ST.
IL Monday Feb @ at 10 o'clock SHERIFF. sale of the stock
machinery tools fixtures and properties Of
ut Sing Sing Webtehster county, the premises 1T Sing Sing
under direction of the Sheriff county consist
ing Of steam gne machinery and tools Of all description
cesary for the Of files cutlery large
and ground hcs and unfinished on STEEL lead &o
Also, wagons and harness. Also, the urhture Of the
bosrssing house soted with the works.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
OALIEOHN

LNOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNlA-TO SAIL ON THE
Il 18th ipstThe splen Ind steamship SENATOR Of J
2 feet long e 80 f. beam built H. Brown,
$50 horss power made by Hesrs H. Durham b g.
guarantee for their superior strength ard PERFECTION
Senator built for James Cunningham sixth ago.
between Boston St. Johns and Halifax and severely
tried and proved herself not only but the
boats tna has ben turned Of Mr. Browns
bis certificate to that eeet Her saloons and
magniocp y fitted comfort and the numbr passengers
limited The owners have the pleasure Of stating that she viii bo
commanded BY Lieut. Raohe U Navy perfect know
steam engine The principal engineer practical eape-
hcnoed man The he viii be well found for the passage
attention and passengers For passegs only
no freight will be taken. apply to
WOODHULL kINTURN, " South st.
improvements and additions making perfect her for
this VOYAGE
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

RROTBERS PERKINS ARE PREPARED AT ALL TINES
TO terse up st the shortest notice ,uppes parties Of
Ladies accompanied by 0entlsmon. private
fine condition aentYe servants and rich Bill rara" OJd
Fellows Hall, corner Grana and Centre streetA
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

TNAT BEEF! FAT BEErl!-ONE or TIE MOST sPLEN-
did styed Heifers slaughtered DO at the stall
OF foesser kins No - Fulton Market and sample alson
look NJ " "
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
PROVISIONS.

ITO TIE LOVERS OF FAT BEEF-TvO VERY LARGE
se Of superior quality fatened by John s. Emens ESD.
town Fishh Du,cbess county will bs offered for sale at
stands Nos. b " asnington Market NJ IL CHASE,
w. HYDE.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
DARkuMs AnEkICAN AUsEUN.-P 7. BARNun, la.

RARhUAS AMERICAN kUsEUh.-P T. BARNUh MA.
ID and Proprietor Jr Assistant Manager
did afternoon at and
III o'clock Most attractive bill this season Two Largest Per
in the world In OF the marriage which took
Saturday evening last of the Quaker Giant and
Gape and their desire to spend portion Of the honey
tins the has 'he Inform his parons that
he has made further ent with this colossal
Period The GaDtes adelcate Quakcress OF 2l
year, nearly eight feet high and weighs 2 pounds The
Quaker Giant, II years Of stands plump eight feet
all contrast with Ttanis the Fairy Queen Great
Wern the Yankee Comedian; The SABLE Brothers. Pete M~r
r Mics Emma Leslie Miss Josephins West Mrs bcpeil Mrs
Aver the living Ournng Ouapg Wax Scripture Stanary eh
dame Rockwell the Ertu, Teller. Admission, % oen0;
children under ten years, l2K cents.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

CUNG'Ls BAND-MR. GUNGL RESPECTFULLY AN
~ to the pubic at tho solicitation Of bis numerous
pare All applications must be addressed to him
at SO Chambers street.