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Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
NO. 20 CAMP STRTE7'


IHyHE subscriber has on hand large AMI gem
eral assortment of almost every article in
the Upholstery way, which, on account OF the
advanced state of the season, he offers at very
prices Among the Goods ON hand, he w"ulc
enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk. worsted, and cotton Damasks, (French and
English;)
hobnet and muslin white curtains;
uIain and figured muslins, &C.
CORNiCE, POLES, BANDS, &c;
Wooden, brass, and velvet cornice;
brass and wooden poles:
s.tuIp" "acorn," sspolka," ''arm,' and variety
of other curtain bands and pins
TRANSPARENT WINDOW-SHA AIDES
The stock of this article is as full, and of as
handsome patterns, can be found any where
among which, are Scripture, Chinese, and other
scenes, large Gothics, &c.
MUSQUITO BARS AND MEETINGS
English bobinett, muslin, linen musqhto bars and
gcltiuss, in great variety aud quantity
FEATHERS, GuKLED HAIR, &C.:
geathers iii lots Of from pound to iVO pounds;
anu CURED hair of various qualities
TO rether with mating, oil cloth, carpets, rugs
,,a.ts, table oil cloths wall paper, "a large ami
handsome assortment,) cords and tassels, hinges,
uimps, fire. board papers; cotton, worsted, liner,
and silk borderings and bindings; har-cloth w,n
dow papers ready made hair OF moss math esHeJ,
bed furniture, &c &c.
ITGalvanzed spring mattresses made to oroeE
and Upholstery work executed with despatch.
JOSEPH EV1Eh.
n
Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10
CURE FOR CANCER. Perhaps ca

CURE FOR CANoER.-Perhaps | can
confer favor on some of your subscribers,
by giving very simple and eliectaal cure
for Cancer. Tue extract of wood sorrel,
used as plaster through the day, and
slippery elm bark at night, will cure any
cancer that has liberated, or that has not
live skin over it; in that case the SKIN
should be broken in some way. 10 burn
a piece of punk on the place is a good
method, then apply the salve as before
directed. The extract is contained SIM
ply by pounding the common sorrel IN
mortar or other vessel, and pressing out
the juice. then put it into pewter dish
or basin, and place it in the sun until 1t
dries to the consistence of tar, when it is
fit for use. .-IndiGna State Journal,
Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10

A physician of neighboring place last
week, in his certificate for interment stated
that his patient had died ,rithout medica,
assistance.
Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10

BEWARE OF BAD BooKs.-"Whv, what
harm will books do me?" The same harm
that personal intercourse would with the
bad men who wrote them. That "a man
is known by the company he keeps" is
an old proverb; but it is no more true
than that mans character may be deter.
mined by knowing what books he reads.
If good book can be read without max
ing one better, a bad book cannot be read
without making one the worse. Il per-
son may be ruined By reading q SiasgIe
UOlunue. Bad books are like ardent spirits;
they furnish neither "alinent" nor ..medi-
cine;" they are poison" Both autoxa.
cate-one the mind, the other the BODY;
the thirst for each increases by being fed,
and is never satisfied; both ruin-one the
intellect, the other the health, and together,
the soul. The makers and venders of
each are equally guilty, and equally cor
rnptors of the community and the safe
guard against each is the same-tOtal
abstinence from all that intoricates the
mind and body.
Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10

A STEAM IDoL.-In the 'History of
Wonderful Inventions recently publish
ed, we find the following curious account
OF an ancient idol, which, acted upon by
the agency of steam, deceived and aston
lshed its credulous voteries. This is one
OF the earliest Instances on record in
in which the expansive properties of
steam were applied to any purpose
'It is also recorded, that upon the
banks of the Weser, the Ancient Teutonic
gods sometimes marked their displeasure
by sort of thunderbolt, which was i'm
mediately succeeded by cloud that filled
the Temple. An image of the god Bus
terick, which was found in some excava-
tions, clearly explains the manner in
which this prodigy was accomplished by
the priests. The head of the metal god
was hollow, and contained within it pot
of water the mouth, and another hole
above the forehead, were stopped by
wooden plugs; small stove adroitly
placed in a cavity of the head under the
pot, contained charcoal, which being
lighted gradually heated the liquor con-
tanned in the head. The vapor produced
from the water, having acquired sufficient
pressure, forced out the wood plugs with
a loud report, and they were Immediately
followed by two jets of steam which form
dense cloud round the god, and con-
cealed him from his astonished worship
pers.'
Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10

A Portuguese sculptor, upon his death
bed, had crucifx placed before his eyes
by a confessor, who said, Behold that
God you have so much offended. DO
you recollect him now
ALAS! yes, father replied the dying
man, it was [ who made him"
Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10
WALL, PAP Err s,


No. go Camp street, New Orleans.
fANHE advertiser has always ON hand well
assorted stock of
FRENCH PAPER-HANGINGS
with suitable BoRDERINGs for each--among " 'hn
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders;
Scene Papers, double and single width;
Bed Tor Papers and Borders, do;
Satin, Unglazed, and Common Papers;
Window Papers, feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he is selling as low French Papers c'n
be sold in New Orleans He has also AMERICAN
PAPERS, which he offers lower than they can be
purchased elsewhere!
Call in-learn prices, and buy if they suit you;
if not, there is ''nothng charged for show"
UPapars hung to ORDER and warranted 60 stick
JOSEPH ETTER. 30 Camp 1T
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1849-10-10

Rome will be to the French what the
tin kettle is to the dog, when appended
to his tail. He does not want it, but how
is ne to get rid of it.-Plc.
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DANCING.

DRIyATE DANG ING AND WALTZING ACADEMY AT
u Bond st. Mr. fearing is forming new class for La
dies Wednesdays and Saturdays aud Tuesday and Friday
evenings for Gentlemen Mr. 3 will give private lessons
attend boarding schools or families and teach all that Is
and graceful
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NJ ORGANS IITERARY DEPor, EXCHANGE ~ ,eE

I'M adjoining the Post Once New Orleans la =. AZ ne
esat hment may always be oued Books " every
ipon sting Of Novels, uietory Boaraphv Soent-
no Comuercal. Gecgra phical and Medical Works Also
complete ssorts Of Stationery. together with All the
principal Daily and weekly Newspapers and Magazines
Country ordet For an arc. IN the trsde supplied
varced with despatch. Books mailed Prompt stteatinn
to orter. q. MORGAN.
Literary Depot adoinin4thS Feet Occe, New Orleans la.
ps--Ccmrlete srraneenent. have been made wish the
rrireral Publishers the Unisn, for supply Of
the new Ncgks as fast as issuet. DC NJ
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II l1TELLs LIVING AGE NO IS, l2ls CENTS
II Contents i. Wild Sports ofthe FalkaBds New Month
y ksFazine a. The Emerson Mania, Enslish Review 8.
Private Corrsronoence % George the Third Beueys MIS-
ctlany q Phonetics Frases Magazines Hhdreths HE
tory 81 the United stats New York Tribune BenH0e,
Ifafers ksrazne Ccs alton of cholera IN London Lon
son Times Memoir Of Miss Pardoe Bentleys Miscellany
VT hohert simpsohs Courtship, Chan hers Journals 10
ku, nn and Turkish Treaties brttsuiai ~ Pnach New
Iar.- Independent. Illustration John Bulls Plan Pud-
Tn, from furch. Poetry Mother and child The Bells
~ f1e a. Poe Published weekly. At 90 yesr. BY ~
LITE CO.. Boston, and cold ~ DEWITT 4 DAyEN-
pONT York.
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DISSOLUrIONs.

nISsOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
- partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under and firm Of Butler hag this day
dissolved by mutual consent New York November
H. lS49. CHARLES ROSE,
JOSEPH BUTLER,
N. b. The business Of the late will hereafter be
ried on by the subscriber alone.
JOSEPH BUTLER, ll8 South street,
corner of Peck Slip.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the subscribers, unaer the and firm of
Wedees Meyer hiss this day been dissolved by mutual
eonsent.-New York, November 6, lSi9.
MOxITz wEDELES,
NORTH MEYER,
BBoth parties authorized 70 settle tbs business
Ct the late frm ~ ~ 'n'''
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AmUs EM HNTA.

BROADWAY THEATRE--E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
ri r. EsssSD
Cars sP Queen , ct @ ssn M a hsd M
soX vs. cox OK ssa Mr. whiting sGs cas Mr. Chapman; Hrs
Bosnc.r Mrs Loder To the Dress Circle ana Psraaes
oaioeA lime Doors open At ha past 70 ''sn
RuRJoN's TaEATRE;-w; E. BURTON, MANAGER
..ss Ee ss
%oo1sIsa af Burton Squire naTnssSrn asaSS hGs
Hughes Rosetta Eiis Chapman. Dolero do cadia by ~
9. w: Clarke; Terence oRiey Broughan Miss Prudence
Family a5 sS ' Sss saa $
omen athslfrst 81 performances to commence at O'clock
NInLos oARDEN.-BENEFIr OF MR. H. .PLACIDE.--
the Of
SelS Cart parns& ' Mr. ri Iasysrd ' Mr. vylaa sY T.
Ph lS a9snEs ssSs NM HsSrY S LSy
Mss sns Mrs. Betty stt a ss
a S T. flp Mr.
Ts %nl sSaa Lucy
ITALIAN OPERA. AsToR PLACE.-FlRsr APPEAR
ales q sisnoI g Gpid- Wednesday evenings My 4
DI sIvlGLIA-Rosna, signora Rossi Cors Bertha, Sig
GUAR & h sp On sn
qureo Basio sig Noyesiii FSrelo Sig Psrosz Conduc;
81 So admission the door the evening 81
-oOm msnOe at half past Z.
SPECIAL D-BURToN's TBEATaE-MR
Pas
Mr. Burton, Mr. BIoushsm, Mr. Lynne, MI; Clarke Mrs
Bs and
q x MR. s ns 3ps
Burton Tickets TO be had at the Box Office only
A CARD NIBLos ;. IT.! H Il PLAosDE SEssECTruL,
"Wednesday next Nov. l4t6, which Mt Collins
5 5 s sa ao d ss sns his .
the NRRPSUs
Tickets so cents.
NlBLos. MILE ADELAIDE LEHMAN RESPECT
~ fly informs the public thai in Of
her benefit on that evening The proprietor has literally
he on
leste Mons Brilliant Mons Wells and Others have kind
best Of the season. Tickets 90 cents - ", y -
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. T; gARNUN
sSrs Of the fa
full oymnssts achievements and papsonmie define.
Family They and evening Also engaged
and ws s sS
Ra;s vHE shdrs
under 10 wears o. age l21s cents
SGnNEs
and most astonishing and extraordinary
a; CT H OF H and and MR. e. a.s os s "a
@ BE
vsueevies and variety Of other interesting per-
form Has the English Giant; Ttania the Fairy
Queen Scotch Mammoth Brothers. huge Crocodile; Sea Lion
and the immense collection Of natural and artificial Curios
ties lie ell hours. Admission the entire Museum
and performances 25c children under ten years 2nc
! LfRANKLIN THEATRE, It's CHATHAM SQUARE,
Admission Boxes 25c; Pit l?1ac Stage Private
boxes S2The above place OF is every
ming under the direction of Madame Pauline
Liver Theatre Leicester London who with her un
riyalled troupe OF Model Arste numbering
ARTISTS will personate othe richest pictures OF
dern times Also the Female Minstre with variety Of
other entertainments N. BAN afternoon performance
| every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock.
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CLOTHINGs



rAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LADIES
~ and gentlemen obtain fair price for cloth
ing by sending Tor the subscriber through other
who will attend their residence Ladies' attended
Mrs.. Levensyn. j. LEyENSTYN 466 Broadway up stairs
NOTICE TO GENTs,--ThE ONLY NEWS you Want
IN is where send Clothing
to be either cleaned, dyed altered repaired with
velvet collars cuffs nngs buttons at short notice. cheap.
No Murray street. Broadway is the place get done
well all you wantin haste.
NoTICE--A COX Is REMOVED FROM No. IL CENTRE
he still continues
his business formerly Tailor and and
returns his sincere thanks for the encouragement he has
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AmUSEm ENqu.

RowERY THEATRE.-T s. uAnBLIN. MANAGER
s 5 sa
Wedr esday evening Nsvr a. will be played the hrs
=: a's f R.ss.s
AR Sss1 sam A Dc Mr. j. pwa
xsrger haynes Ihe chsyalier Artagnan, LESTER Mons
Mrs Jordan; The Countess de Winter ars j. waaSS jr;
Constance de Merlet Miss C. Wsmyss.
sNnANFRsU's NATIONAL THEATRE. -wEpNEspAY
Win 'yn Ssy y 81 viii H.
Mr. Ledger Taylor Mrs pobbs Mrs Dserin julia Mss
s
rss IS @ h In.
Belmour Miss Loekyer; Harriet Mrs G. Mestayer Boxes
81 Seats in boxes 90 cts Doors OPEN a. hall past
o, TO commence att o'clock precisely
M iTcaELLs OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
z ~
keSsT: After yhieG tho celebrated Opera il
'sf count fsss
Mi ' Girls ; h n
pUse MT Palmer Mrs i%pa'e S hsrTS0d Doors
4 Eishth strestrJShs Tryon, Manager Important En-
and THU s Of se
ming Nov anS Sg1s % s sa Phy n ra &
called in requsitcn SO as to produce one Of the most
sr DISPLAY within the S malls of s an Arena
Ply 10y essts Doors open at ri m to
Saturday sernoon in ~Seh Mr. wast will also
wi original gigantic Of Moving Panoramas
IN 2ondaH, T. stoppans Tsncrsns Hall bSscaSSsy,
$ e @T front BY
American artist John o Esers and eight 1'ssani They
vi feet f pSss Il sS ~s s Rysr
are Of such mTenss magnigds that it is impossible to ss
that this wonderful painting contains figures
o. Of and n of Of
the Aser Opera House Riot the grand and sublime
Il e ns n iss and
at s o'clock msys Sa, As
DowEKs's sTATUARYaTaE, GREEK SLAVE.
Fisher Boy ProseIpne and General jackson comprising
SSi s al scuHE gallery are Of
Ssaters' Eyeeum Building No Ss Broadway These worss,
.Socss and most est instructive
sSir s. cents Open a. un
A oARD--THosE FREEAND EAsYs OF KNIeHToTs
st The Apollo saloon 70 Canal street between Broadway
ment every Monday and wsdneaay Ths that enjoy god
.Hsns vii cali. 6n Saturday nights Free Concert,
K.ishton Pianist Mr. George smith Tns larIe hall
on Tuesdays Thur.dsss or Sundays '''
NANCY FAIR-Now HELD IN TIE CRoTON HALL
BeGsy se sLgess room 90 in the eyl sonP's
all ,ranger should visit to zee what an ESTABLISHMENTS New
neS P sand hi %us and ri di
| till II O'clock.
VVALLHALLA, SO CANAL sTREET.-NAGNIFIcEN1
w attractions Come only and see the Tahieaux Vvant
now the best IN the World Female Hinstre Dancers
re every %sdsssisy AVID s,nri.y
~ EMEMRER--A GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORM
~ takes place at o'clock teday at the Franklin
Theatre l5 Chatham Square when rich bill of performance
will be given the Model Artises also the Female
renaderr and Sable Brothers will appear.
Two LET.-TBE ATGENAEUM THEATRE CITY no.
tel in Brochsn to let on reasonable terms Apply on
the premfes, 243 Fulton street. TO Mrs. rRESr
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PECIAL D-BURTON'S TUEATNE.-MR
- BrOughams Benefit will take place Friday next Now
10, when will be presented by
Mr. Burton, Mr.. BIouehsm, Mr. Lynne, Mr.; Clarke Mrs
Bughes Mrs. Brouehau, Miss Bier Together WITH I'll
JERSEY MONOPOLY, in which N.Y. Barton and MT.
Brougham will appear Concluding with the Improved Edi
ton of HAMLET Hamlet, Mr.. Brougham; Ophela, Mr..
Burton. Ticle TO be bad at the Box Office only.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE HAMBLIN GUARDS.-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
requested to meet at Johnsons saloon corner
Bayard BOwery Thursday evening next
Ii. Z. STEVENS
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NOR SAFE -TrE sfEAksHIP COLD BUNrER, vow

teaflY finished has mAsine ens.es Of very leht
dsusl 81 water. originally int.rdcd Tor thc California
trade. built Under the Immediate inspection % Captal w
Sfddy, AID can 10 resds fr days For further
particulars, apply o. FHANCtS SKtDDH, ml Wall 60.
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SPOhTlNd.

IIARLEM PARK TRoTTING COUKSE-A PURSE OF
twenty dollars will come of on Thursday, NOV 10
for horses that mile he ats best thre
FIVE harness Entries close at Greene Madden
N oy. IA, az half past o'clock.
WILLIAM FONNER, Proprietor
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ElbST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCI sCO--S ATURDAY,
~ Neyemter " Pssssee oRly. Tn splendid shp WASH
lNtfbN, tapsin Cole ate two three
etd vii sal positively the above day
Wccck, NJ. Passcnstra viii be board % hat h3ur
ftot ~ harrson street, y. will forthwi ~ "a
10 hpYiy TO CUNNfNG4AN OSBORNE.
lN8 Water sIreet.
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BALES BY AUCTION.


I DAVIDSON AUCTIONEER-- BANKRUPT STOCK
Dry Goods be sold by public auction, ON this nd
following the whole disposed Of at the sore No.
23 OF chrystie one block ro Bowery
heads Of families, about dry
should attend this sale, the stock
large varied assortment of fall goods will put up
lots suit purchasers and sold without Reserve Sale
A. N. and 2 r. N.
7 W. BROWN, AUCTIoNEEB.- HoUsEHOLo FURNI-
ture Piano Forte &cT ais day, wednesday, at IOx
O'clock At No lOa Broadway, viii be Sold large assort
nent OF handsome Paror Chamber and other Household
FURNITURE together With elegant Rosewood Piano Forte
and ge ssortment Of rich house furnishing Goods and
She Enensh hnerasN IS. framed.
III ENRY L. HoaUET, AUCrIoNEER-AUCTIeN NO
nee are Furs Skins, and ELK Cap Plushes-CHES-
TERMAN a0GUEr will sell This pay at 10 o'clock at
their Auction Room. No. IL William street. on credit OF
iouc m9p for approved endorsed notes Of sVo or
quality, 1000 Belgian Coney Skns SO natural Lynx
skins 90 lustered London Lynx skins Also, invoice
Of prime Swans and quality white Coney Innings Silk
Cap Piushes0 pieces Silk Cap Pushes landed from
steamer Washington, and will be sold without 10
Buffalo Robes; invoice of real Hudson Bay Lynx
Null Plates, and fine natural Jeanette dol assortment
best city made Mu Vctornes and Boas Catalogues and
samples are now ready.
MANTON GUN.--A DOUBLE BARRELLED GUN OF
M this celebrated makers for saic Price $780, mahogany
ease, &e--eost 500 Warranted genuine and perfect
sound CT no SALE The having time to the same
Is the reason Of selling. Apply HENRY u. LEEDS co.
Auctiopeers Wall street.
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JEWEIRY.


IEWELRY, SILVER WARE, WATCHES, ETC.
Charles Stewart Manufacturer of fine Jewelry No. Is
John street. branch No. b25 Broadway. select
OF are articles only No limitations Of kind In order
70 make new arrangements required the
his business determined to sell his and
1880.
YNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED FROM EU-
rope IA assortment of very fine gold silver Watches
OF various kinds, which he will dispose of
very noderae prices for cash. After the he
Will remain at Wesport Conn., where he will promptly
there T.. Il. GUILLOD,
Howard Hotel, 176 Broadway, N. Y. Nov. H. 1919.
DRECIOUS yEWELRY.-MM. MARRET, JARRY, q
GAME, 39lz Broadway have received from their cee
bratee house OF Paris the richest of Jewry
description and price, and beg respectfully the
fashiJnabs ladies of New York pay visit to their store
where they and judge for themselves how much
more superior the Partisan articles to any other.
ITO JEwELLERs-PREcIoUs AND IMITATION
Il Stones. Canoes, &c:-RlCHARD KIPLIN0. 30 Maiden
lane has constantly hand large of
Inscription and ia constantly receiving fresh nports
Sions.
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L,OR CALIsORNIA--gOR SALE CeEAP. TWO CABIN
Passages with neatly furnished state room, IN ine
splendid clipper tnh fast sailing N 81 .ARN which viii
pwivcy SAL on saturday next. apply 20 j. y. EDwARDS,
on hoard per - Meth River
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A CARD NIBLo's.--Mr. ii. PLACl DE RESPECTFUL
IA y informs the public that his benefit will take place
Wednesday next Nov 4th which occasion Mr. Collins,
the popular Irish comedian has kindly volunteered hs VAL
liable aid and will sng two of his most avorits Mrs.
Sloan will also appear The pieces select
et are the NERVOUS MAN, and TaE DEVIL TO PAY.
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NHONs GUERRA, Tue CELEBRATED PARlsiAN
Nl Cutter has arrived IN tails city from Paris and
rl betarfy make arrangement WITH some large Tat
ieTsu IN Witch he could End suitable com
,errton for his services Ne SPEAKS several angueg
Acares sons. Guerra at TIE uSei oNee Was te ho'ei
: sfu.a
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LOk MONTEREY, california; DIRECT. TIE
sItcnda fast sarg oopreted aad copper fastened bg
hNhf PRESCOTT, feckntr, master. HAS very superior
staerocr for six passengers and suPer
Tor limited hunter ~ stcersKe pason
Has 81 Of her cargo ergsged aud forE board ard
will sail Thursday The 10th Fer pisfaac only apply
beard. 81 the foot ~ Franklin Sweet y. x
RUSSELL n NORTON, - Old slip
Thtveefe ofcrp indu o. those who
engage passage superior vessel where but few
viii he tsf
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S.. OOOa,tr,Asis.r,h.o r ESSmaNos 600 ACRES
Tor stock q goods liquors. The lands dssrably 10
Gated the Turnpike from klmira ". y Ber-
wick Pa being 30 miles from the former and " miles
TIE lattsr place Land laying IN body, and title ndsputa
bic. 'HINTINCTOS
DAk1kEk WANTED-IO EsBARk IN THE EXIIBT-
ton tutiness c,hssg o. several asd valuable
Neles iut arrived from which could he exhibited
.rrneton or separately either Of which we'll caeu-
lated 70 ftrm attractive sterling and profitable specua
ten hrTy to the rroricto at 800 Broadway mp stairs
ever the carriage repository.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-r. T. BAREUk
- Proprietor. Gre.nwoed Jr. Assistant Manaser-
One Week More Of the Martinetti Family whose wonder
full Gymnsstis achievements and Pantomimic deline-
aons their mnutahly with the Ravel
Family. They appear afternoon and evening Also engaged,
Louis Elser, Mr. r. C. WemyHs Warden, Pete Norris,
kessrs. Merrifeld Roso Clark, Higgins Misses STAN
hope and West Also exhibition at all hours The skeleton
Whale, the living Boa CONSTRUCTOR Living
Arsecpda Mamms tn Crocodile Admission Is children
I'D I2la
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work % Ls esture aud treatmc 81 private sases,
STRUCTURES ana All Kindred affections " Tie urinary erafn
hutrafd ~ rtsAt nunter Of beautifully e0lote6 plates
q large a. NE ~ cmcr Bosiwick v. D qnarto.
~ ~ ttiton Price $40 Ektfae the Be-tur
Meeies a9a sornt,l Journal - II may BE ssia fearie y
e De equal ~ fccrde hctons vork fhe family ~
dfetsei sid far superior any thing The And
nahed "a tfs covprF. Author - tie work Seuiuai
Emifsi9na imppteucyt &c, caused bv improper hshts
Fourth edition. plates Price 81 For sale nj he Pubis-
re- ettfef To nseni ~ froadwav and D., the author
81 Broadrav ~ ~ " 'i
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NIlBLOs. -MLLE ApELAlpE LEHMAN RksPECT.

LIE AUEENIUE LEHMAN
IN fully informs the public thai of the heavy
last Friday many of her friends attending
her that evening the proprietor has literally al
lowed her to make another appeal Friday, November 49,
which occasion the Ravel Family Mile Bertn Mile &C.
leste Mons Brilliant Mons ii. ella and Others have kind
ly their valuable aid The bill Will be Of the
hest of he Tickais cent