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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
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ScucLdrm am SCnnerito9 Qbeno, meIder
purb Die 9rpIciion elmer @ampbine 9ampc
in Der NOrpe9ian SraBe, peruriabt mur
De, wube Elm jun9cr Mann Namens Sas
Sops ourd rinen Sprieenwaasn ibcrfab.
rem unb fO fbmer beftdoi9t, boB sr in pe
nigcn Stunecn nobber ftab. @r baIf ben
@a9en Sieben uno beim 9crabfabren Don
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untcIet5. Gr ipran9 ouf uno ficI oorauf
bemegun9SICS niercr, uno murbe in Gin ma.
bc6 Sdu5 9cbrabt wCIeIbit ibm drSIibs
SouIfe 6u SbciI rpurce, iebob 'obne @rfOGg.
GtIenbab n Il n9 Ia f. - Gin Mann.
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9Botc nabe bel Mount Carbon unter Die
GlIenbabn Garren uno sS mirb aeaIaubt,
eaB Swet 9anSe 3u9e ilbsr i'm pa6irte, ebe
or aus ietner ldrsditen Gage befIeit pur.
De. Der Scbcn5funfs mar beinabe erlc.
Ibsn, uno bic berbeiacrufene drStIi6eSulfe
permobte nibt Die oano bts SObes Su To-
fen, unc Der un9IidIi6e Maun ftarb in 6
Stunoen nadbr. Cprs6e.)
am s. SUM- rihtste Elm bcftiqr Sturm
ouf Dem SbiOfluIe an mebrsn 0ampf' uno
GobIenbOotsn beoeutCnoen Shaoen on. Qm
IbIimmfen ergin9 cs Dem Steamer ,,Mem'
pbis." unwsit Werina. Sie Gaucbfdn9s,
cas- 2oCtirubaus uno bic Sefe Der Salute
wuroen ab9eriIsn orsi 9cotfen neblf osm
zimmerman uno l3 onoere Ycricncn wur'
ben iiber Soro 9clbleubert, unb ertranfsn.
Der &apitin fog bon Dem Sointeresd ouf
oos SOroertbeil, uno lit ern(tlibcn Sbaoen.
Die Builder, Yapiere uno piele 9erdtbIbaf:
ten, namentIi6 Der 9r66te She'll Der &aiuten'
nobel, 9in9en Uerloreu. SaS Soot ielbif
lit beoeuteucen S6aocn. uuo Elm Mann
muroe fat in Sthde SerriiIen.
Cine Srau Mt l(oamS, murbe Dor eini'
gen Boden eor Der Circuit Court BON
WaoiiCn @auntp, i'm Staat WtfnfIippi,
cinss bc9an9sncn MotoeS iiberfubrt, uno
pCrurtbciIt. Sbr Mann crbieIt oft @rlaub.
ni6 ie in Dem 8efin9ni6 befuben 3u bur.
fen. Sei elmer 9cIe9enbrit IicB or iie feline
&Ieier onjicbsn, Der Mauu blirb, uuo lie
9irn9, obne ba6 Der ShIje6sr Sroaht
| fh6pfte, Sum 9jcfdn9nB biuaus. 2lIS bic
Sadie aus9cfuuon waro. rpuroe Die Srdu
perfcI9t, man mar ibr bis Sifsbure auf
Der Spur, no iie poITa9e auf einem 0ompf'
bcct aeuCmmen bate, allcin tlat Den letten
8eri6ten mar lic nod nitt wicocr ucrbaftct.
Gin Nc9rrffIdpe wurec ncuIlb ia piee:
mont, Sir0inicn, ouf9ebdn9t neil CT einen
Sbuufen Slrilb eClicblcn bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Wan fbdet bic 3obI oeS Sisbes. wsIdes
Die California 4uSwancerer oiefes Sabr
uber bic SIdden 9cnommen baben, ju 40
bis 60 600 Stud, uno qIaubt, oa6 Der 9roB,
ere 3bsit oeFcIben aus Man9eI an Nabrune
treperen muiTe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

@rw in nibt.-0r pofmeiifer 81
Bring 9bompton wuree unIdn9it oboefeet
msi9srt fi6 ober bic Sblu6el an fciner
NadfoI9er abSuqebsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
SucH sipiiehcn SaiIiuS Wf. Slap nno 30:
icpb Surucr-Scioc gctbptet.

Son Maciion &c., &entudp, 1T Die Nab:
ribt rbaltrn mOrben, ooB bel ciner ofent
libsu S9fammGun9 oafeIblt am l6. SUM
Elm Strcit Swifben @o6iu5 81. Clap uno
Sofepb Surner auSbrotb, rporauf li6 bcioe
in cinem 9ueu t6otctcn. gtaboem iie o.
ne GrfOl9 nit YitoIsn 9c9eneinanoer &C.
IhoGn batten, fOhtcn fie eini9e Niinuten
lang nit SowicmcHern, nobel @tap ourdS
SCrS aeifcben wuroc uno Surner fataIe
Slide in orn untcrleib uno Die Sufte Be-
fam. geioe warcn @auoioatcu fir Die Sen
tudp Convention @lap aber bielt &eocn
fur Die Emancipation Der Sflauen, uno
Gunner mar ea9c9en, uno oarauS 9laubt
man Ici Der Streit entltanoen. .-8ann wirb
einmaI Der beicnifbc uno ju9ICid unmcnfb
libe 9cbraub ees SuelIireuS aus uuierm
9onee pcrbonnst fein !?
E$Giner tste9ropbifhen Nadridt Don
Cincinnati pom Is. SUM SufOI9e, 1T 6 @af.
iius so. Clay nod nibt an fcinen @un.
ben 9eforben, fonorrn man 9Iaubt bos er
mieoer 9eneien werbe. Burners Sob Wiro
iebO6 beitdti9t.
~3wei &inoer BON Sobn Sieiimmons
in philadelphia, II unb Ia Sabre alt, wOII
ten lib am Sreita9 in Der ShupIfiu ba
Den, wo9trn iid abcr 6u pcit in Den Strpm
oyfropFa,1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Gus BaSbin9tOu erfibrt man. ta6 Der
Observation-Disclosures Ssiup Gle our6 ben
Sob BON Sen. 9aiues erIeoiqte 8efebIsbo'
beritsue iIbcr ben fuopeltidcH MIilitdr
SiGtrift, erba[ten GolI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

9ef6ob ibm re6t.-Sn SoIIapcofa
@auntp, alabama, puroe Gin Mann ;u
funf taufcno Sboler beiiraft, wciI CT bic
&euGbbeit einr 9dcp pcrIdumoete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Sas Qustrsten bes Mifffippi SGufIes
BAT Sen. SapIcr'S pIanta9e hberfbmemmt
uno Sducen an9sribtet Sum 8eIauf Don
! 30 600 Sbaler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Die 0ampf16iffe Suofon uno Saratoga
i1ie6cn am MOr9en beS 10. SUM ouf oem
Gre See. unmett Der Stabt Gris. Sufammen,
mOourb ba6 crftere fart belhdri9t wurce,
uno feline iwei forbi9cn &69e paS Geben
vcrloreI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Sn Den ct. souis 3situnsen miro on9e'
Sci9t ba6 SadiicinIeser bafeIbit perIan9t
werrcn, bencn $3.50 per Sag aIs eObn &C.
bpten nib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Sn Scper (Maine1 murte Dor cini9cn
8Ohen eiu 9roBsr 8dr 9cfdcfm. Gr
bate beoeutenbcn Shacen unter ben Shofen
on9ebttt. Cine @efellfhaft pon so bis
60 Yerfonen 9in9en cann auf Die Sa9c &C.
gen i'm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Die n9lew Serfep Central Gifenbobn,"
msIhe BON GIifabetbtOwn burb CONNER
pius nab Gaiion Goufsn wiro, 1T nun Der:
msfen unb wirc-in &urjem Der game @e9
in Qrteit 9sncmmen wereen. Die Ser.
mcfun9 modt cie edn9e bcs @e9es TIM q
Meilen mebr entfernter, aIs bic ees 9raben
@e9es, weI6er "a WeiIen in. IS ssfbab
biefes, um einen iieiIen 8ers Su permeioen.
Sn peniaer tenn eincm Sabre Iou oas Bsrf
pClIenbet Iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Sei @atfdman5 Gap. pata9ouisu. gin.
gen bel eincm brfti9en Sturm | frauSoli'
lheS Sbiff uno 2 SdoOnsr su @runoe.
Die Monnfbaft bes fran56iIf6en S6ifes
1T umS 2ebcn 9rfcmmsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

ScGt 9Srclpn, GdclpbtttboU
Gborlt6 Slid, 10
8u6tn QRenuGr, 90
oSn RtinInro, 81 MIatun9t,
@rtfrico 9,Ctcr, .Stlettb'r9
Srlrmcn BierN 6aarwr,
RGutrR StbSrsr, 81. gBH
Sat. Gjcifn9cr, SOtjbur1
Sapio Sbnibt, >. Sylat.
tSclcmcn 6jS6cl, 1tlIentoun,
Samusl 8ue, 9. Wbtitb.
0iuiam 8cbn, Sancvrr,
9etitsc
Grfs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Sie SamYf Sre9utte Nlifiifippt, welbe
am IL. SUM- nab cem MittsImeere ab9sben
foute, bat am 7. Sum- cine probsfabrt &C.
mabt, uno 40 MsiIen in 3.A Stunce Su'
rudAeIe9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Gin SrdfIins NamcnS Cor bat i'm glep'
Serfep Staats9efdn9ni6 bel Srenton cinen
Mit9sfau9euen Namens Sherman am IL.
SUM- frub Wcr9cns cur6 cincn ticfen Sdnitt
in ben tSoIS 9ct6etst. Mon 9Iaubt, ba6
Cor wobnlinnis III. Sberman fOu fib
icbr flei6is unc orccntIib betroaen baben,
unb feline StofSsit wiIrbe am 16. SUM b.
s. Su @noe 9cweien fein.
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Anniversaries for 1910.

THURSDAY MAY 10.
American Bible Society-Tabernacle, 10 A. M
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Tabernacle, 4
p. M
American Temperance Union-Tabernacle, TX P. M
American Protestant Society-Alsrcer street Church.
7kP.M
Evangelical Alliance-Reformcd Dutch Church, cor
ner Lafayette Place and Fourth street,7h P. NJ.
American Baptist Home Mission Society, Oliver
street Church. ~ P NJ.
American Education Society," III NJ.
American Sunday School Socety-Minerva Rooms,
10 A. NJ.
FhIDAY, MAY H.
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions-Tabernacle. 10 A. NJ
American and Foreign Bible Society-Dr. Cones
Church, Oliver street Baptist Church 10 A. NJ
Children from Randall's Embellishments, p NJ.
SUNDAY, MAY 49,
American and Foreign Sabbath Union-at DR.. Potts's
Church, Fifth avenue. Sermon by DR. Sprague
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In order to lay before the public full reports Of the
proceedings Of the several religious societies that hold
their meetings in this city during this week, shall
publish another Double Sheet Herald Tomorrow morning
the fourth double sheet his ,oeek This daily issue of
double sheet enables only to meet the Of
our advertising patrons but to devote large space to
the of the day. The half price advertisements
will be received till O'Clock this evening the others
till midnight.
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NEW YORK HOTEL, May 9, 1549.

To WASHINGTON IRVING,
WILLIAM KENT, &c, &C., Esos
DEAR SIRs-I have the honor OF acknowledging
your obliging letter, delivered TO me this day.
Ii is one | find some difficulty in answering.
Under the unprovoked indlgnlties offered me in
the Astor Place theatre, il was certainly my desire
and my fixed purpose to avail myself OF the legal
right thus afforded me, and withdraw at once from
my engagement contracted there:
In leaving this country, which has been endeared
10 my recollection by long and strong attachments
1 should not have done you the injustice OF assoc
.catng the American character with the III deeds
of persons unhappily too frequently to be found IN
every large community and in that same. spirit
which would preserve me from hasty and incon-
sderate judgment upon the late occurrences, as,
sent to your request, knowing and feeling grateful
for the sentiment that has dictated it.
j remain, dear sirs, most faithfully. yours,
w G.. MACREADY.
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plates ~ sperm oil gals el2 gin, American, $50
cocoa. bags us pepper 20 silks pkgs linens
domestics lib cottons. foreign IT fish lbs. 10000
tobacco mid 1888; ware. crates, II; powder kegs.
$40; cordage coils, g. bleaching powders casks TO.
10 Spanish IFest Indies Flour bbs 60 bread 20 {;
beef ~; herring. 25; mackcrel, 300 pork Is rice q
rice, ties 7; herring bxs 40 soap, 20 candles 10 ;
cheese lbs 3i5; butter 1885, hams, oe3; fish TO- hops
3; lumber. # ooo; shocks No. 1000 hoops, 10000
TO Danish Vest Indies-Hoops, No. 1000 meal, bbls
l50 -four 600: tea lbs $50
To British Vest Indies-Flour bbls. LOGS rye flour
20 meal si5 pork, el5 beef Ga bread SIC; tar, so;
corn bushels $685. peas ia rice ties 81 lard oil gal
Ions 1877 spirits turpentne 1885, cordage coils III hams
lbs 1886; oil meal SIS 500 cheese 45I1; butter 5l2;
tea, 3o9 tobacco MID 1885, candles bxs $685. crackers
oxen, so; sheep, so.
TO British North .lmeriea:- Flour, bbls 1924 rye
flour 243 meal $685. pork 5l0 ale 50 naval stores,
62 beef g. bread 2o7 bread bags 60; corn, bushels,
1900; wheat 300 oats, 500 lard lbs 5000; tocacco,
m I'D II $50 timothy seed 1850 butter i5,S77 tea,
1881 leather, l. '3 cheese, $50 domestcs, pkge
candles bxs. g. coffee, bags 20; rice, ties 10.
The quantity of breadsus exported during the week.
6636 barrels of -four 1916 bushels of Indian corn;
2l3 barrels rye -four; $3.50 barrels meal 1900
bushels wheat OF this 314l barrels flour and 2s sos
bushels Indian shipped to Great Britain and
Ireland The movements in breadstuffs have been
so active as previously reported. We hardly under
stand why this has been the case the face of i'm
proving prices the side and increased recep
at the Atlantic ports of this country Spectators for
rise must give way and submit to any depreciation
prices If they do not prevent rapid accumulation of
stocks the seaboard; and it will take active
demand for shipment to keep supplies from largely in
creasing. Returns from the interior show active
movement in -four The lake imports atsB uTalo from
the 1st to the 9TH of May annexed:
COMMERCE BUrFALo-WEEKLY LAKE IMPORTS
Flour, bbs 30357; pork .251 seed. zoe; beef 606
eggs, 67 oils, 2l4 lumber, feet, 5000; wool bis 1885,
wheat, bushels 1872 262 3712; bacon lbs 2O93oO
lard 14l $50; tallow, 6e0O butter 447O0 ashes ks
42S; hghwines, $50; hides, No, $3.50; meal bbls 5S
oats bushels 200; coal TONS 1913; rye bushels O
slaves No 167 $780, fish, bbls 60; ron TONS 95 barley
bushels, 200.
Reducing the wheat to -four, makes the total receipts
Of that article for the week about sxy-sx thousand
barrels. The internal improvements of the West have
not all yet got fairly into active operation The Illinois
and Michigan Canal, the Wabash and Erie the canals
Of Ohio, and the supplying the rail
roads Of the western States have not yet
carrying produce to that extent their facilities
will afford 1t is hardly time yet to receive at Buffalo, pro-
duce shipped Chicago and other extreme points the
lakes another week will show greater activity in this
trade, and bring prices down to a lower point.
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is in good demand. Shoulders are selling at Az and
ordinary do at ss. Lard in kegs is quoted ef Sales
OF mess pork making at SO.
PiTrsBuRG, May 30 P. NJ
Flour is in fair demand for the home trade and
market FIRM, at 50 021a So 50. Wheat is unchanged
with moderate business
The weather is very pleasant. There 15h feet of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-10
Outrageous Conspiracy--This Week.,

Outrageous COnspiracy--This Weeks
number of the Scorpion will reveal to the public the whole
Aston Place Opera House, well the full
recent attempt BY patry weekly paper Of this city to ruin
hundred articles of highly interesting local character
ton visiting the city during the anniversary week.
all other invited examine the various styles
and qualities of the large stock of Hats at the esta
blishment Of KNOX, l2S Fulton street.
Light and Elegant Straw Hats.-summer
ton Of his friends and the public to his unrvaed
mcnt Of Chdrsns Summer Hats peculiarly suited to the
in their Trimmings chdke and pretty their
"a Canal, corner of Wooster street.
Gents Summer Wear-2,OOO Linen, Alpa-
Drap de Etc Cashmeret Kentucky JEAN and summer
jean doeskin and corded Pants At 81 s 5000 Vests at
80 cents with variety Of other goods in Five
Dollar Suit Store corner Hickman and Nassau streets
Vulcan, Dedalus, Icarius, ana Perillus.
ancient and famous Artists have still something for the
moderns to achieve Some those have made
menit was left for the modern artist g. b. CLARKE, ll6
Froek, he charges SIG $50; Cloth Sack, S. to $40.
The Plumbe National Daguerreotype GAL
lery upper Broadway and Murray street.
long and ayorably known to the public has
specimens Of large Pictures which are of the finest de-
ture.
Spring Carpetings to be had mt un-
precedented low prces the cheapest Carpet establishment
visit will be sufficient for the most ncredulous
who study economy well Of the article
should by al! means CALL
venerea Structures and all diseases Of private
ture illustrated BY many cSOred plates second edition
also of the author 0 Broadway second edition Of the
authors work Seminal Diseases resulting from prs
haS st. Ssn anS Of Tho Req her, an s
and he much household book as the New Testament
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LOST.


GOO REWARD-LOST, ON MONDAY, A DIAMOND
p&O Breast Pin single stone The finder will receive the
by leaving at the Office of the Franklin House
T OST--YESTERDAY, MAY 9, AT THE TABERNACLE,
IL silk Purse, containing about $50 in bank bills and
few shngs in change 1t was lost in the afternoon The
finder will he handsomely rewarded by leaving at No 63
Liberty street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EARE REDUCED TO s4-REGULAR U. s. MAIL
Worcester Railroad, from Pier No s n, foot Of Court
landt streeSteamers this line and Wor
oester) will leave Pier No.. Is, n r. foot Of Courandt
street daily Sunday excepted at o'clock instead of
above places depend upon tas hne being the cheapest
and expeditions of reaching Boston, Lowell, Ma
shua, any part Of Vermont or New Hampshire.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-LEAvE NEW YORK AT
y g. Il2, and o'clock. Leave Vanderbilts Landing
8 10 !. g. and o'clock.
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Er-Governor Young, OF the Boot and shoe
trade IA still be found At his establishment ccrncr OF pu-
fon And Nassau whore he offers giest
his Ina Fine French calf Boots, DO hne oA - W;
rsten. leather BosS, GaitSs, ShssA Shp9eH roa1Ha
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STOLEN.

STOLEN.
O. 1O0 REWARD.-TAKEN FROM THE DOOR OF
lOO the subscribers Thursday afternoon, Sd inst,
small containing pieces black satin Vestng marked
Nichols Pierce Co.. Boston The above reward will be
paid for the Of the goods in proportion for
part Of them. RENARD CO., ll6 Pearl street.
THE STOLEN NOTES OF THE BANK OF CHESTER
County-The Bank gives yet another caution to the
public against receiving any notes Of the old issues For
nearly and half snch notes have been recalled by
extensive Advertisement and warning against their
ccpon The Bank has redeemed the full of the old
excepting stolen from the robbers
Recent push such notes into circulation demand
the repetition Of the caution that after the great noorety
the robbery and publication made such
cannot be received by person without just liability to
rigid scrutiny into the circumstances and defence being
taken to the payment any such notes The Bank as here
tofore confidently the aid Of the community to
the OF all such attempts to impose its
stockholders OF other individuals.
By order Of the Directors.
WASHINGTON TOWNSEND, Cashier.
West Chester, Pa, May 3D. lsi9.
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DR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE oos sssa.
IL cou6dentislly On private diseases. Gieets 49,
y,uerrs Ulcers and where others
cent cases CURED In days. Nervous and SiS
be warrants TO curs Bee his L~ndoh e'Ss".A "
1Ak Fulton street.
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TYR FAwCsrT CAN BE SOSf !. =. nr,ss. a,sss..s
Ths moss obstinate yield his mode 81 trsssmsns vn
on hs son prsspe Strotas eeSa - 'no ~
Man The Of solitary nduiSsaes GA ~
sppssvea ;S c.rtainty Of cure Omcc 81 Deg street.
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number of the Scorpion will reveal to the public the whole
particulars of the late which
Aston Place Opera House. well the full the
attempt by patry weekly paper this city
the reputation of innocent female Besides two
hundred articles Of highly interesting local character
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to be had Mt un-

Spring CarPetings are now to be had Mt un-
low prices the cheapest
in the United States No. 80 Bowery HIRAM ANDERSONS
visit will be sufficient for the ncredulous;
who study economy well appearance Of the article
should by call.
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ton visiting the city during the week. well
all other strangers invited to examine the various styles
ions and qualities of the large stock of Hats at the
blishment Of KNOX, l2S Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-10

RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRS
- waite Treatise 70, ~ Greenwich strees-Ohos hos.S
the early stages will be surprised st the rapidly aud hsA
attending their oure It chiefly hcwcvs
those suffered from certain GLASS 81 people, VIE
can properly appreciate bis services In strctne oa ~
8rst anocd and ssnS
iron advantages and extsnsve prac@el
he rapid and radical which ne -
for stating obtained from other sourcs
AmA
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upper Broadway and Murray
long and ayoraly known to the public has
specimens Of large Pictures which the
scrption only equaed in finish by the best painted mna
tnra
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SPORT1NG.

HARLEM PARK TROTTING.- MATCH WILL CONE
Thursday, at three o'clock fer hundred dol
lars between the celebrated pacing horses c. s. Bartne
names Aggy Down; b. Martin names Bell Ringer. I'm
media sweepstakes for fifty dollars f. Counseers b.
Lady Cricket, Mr. Motifs g. Young Spott g. Coopers
Gold Digger. w. FONNER PROPRIETOR
free for all horses that never won purse
over $50 To close Thursday night, at o'clock, at the
house Of Madden No. 1SS Chatham square, and to
come of Friday, the 18th inst, at 3 o'clock Pm. ~
WIN. FoNNER.
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M ERCHANTS HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
wi Arch and Market, Philadelphia. The proprietsrship
and of this we'll known hotel which located
in the very of busnesl having this day passed
into hands Of the subscribers they beg leave to state that
IL is their purpose worthy of the liberal
with which Il has been heretofore sustained, and hope
attention deserve the patronage Of their
friands Who may visit the pleasure
G. Il j. MoKIBBIN,
Formerly of the Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh
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subscriber would respectfully call the
ton of his friends and the public to his unrvaed
of Chldrens Summer Hats peculiarly suited to tho
in their Trimmings chldke pretty in their
tune for either boys very little girls WIN. BANTA
81 Canal, corner of ooster street.
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"A SIOk PLACE OPERA HOUSE-AcrtNc u,y.cvu
"a Mr. Ghippendas.Stage Manager Mr. John seftoa'M
Boxes and Par9aee Amphitheatre 30 cts Daors oa.,
a. sp TT ss w II, rise at a. % Nay
eready; duncan Mr.. Wemyss Macdun Mr. g. w &C.,
Banquo Mr. bradshaw Malcon. Mr. Arnold Fr. sneaSi"
itch Mr. Chippendalo; Second Speaking Witch NJ iah
Sefon Third Speaking Witch Mr.. Bridges; Lady Maossth
titled the CHAS1E sALUTE-Dervlle, Mr.. Cooper fhbssu,
Mr. John Sefton Madame Thibeaut, Mrs Maeder.
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uYIERCEs NEW TwO-OvEN RANGE. FOR 1873. -
Rriok owen op This useful and economical invention
10 now in operation w Broadway wAs.e the puollo are
70 examine It. Ao. Pieroes new for-
ARC RANGE the nsatest ehoient e6ered
~ 0E0kGE PIEkCE Go,
NIB Pjerce's Ranges repaired.
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ITO THE LADIES.-PETER ROBERTS, Ss BROAD
way has just received from Auction large lot Of Black
Soars sd Shs wis., (rich patterns price;
also Black White Nets for MnntiliA,
Cambria Handkerchief Curtain Musins very cheap; Chem
Collars and Cufs great bargain; Laces,
Is yard Lace Capcs, (new pattern Figured Mus
Inns &c, 30.
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Id uRTON,s TnEATRE CHAMRERs sTREET.-ruuR,

RUKTON : THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET.-TIIURS-
- day evening May 10, will DO performed ROMANCE
AND REALITY-Asper Manley, Nh Burton; Oliver Maney,
Dir Lynne Frank Meredith Mr. Jordan Lavender Kidd, Mr.
Raymond Jack Swift Mr.. Brougham; Tom Bader
Williams MIR. Hurley; Rosabci Miss Chapman Barbs-
Maney. Mrs Vernon; Blossom, Mrs Brougham; Betty
Miss Cooke Guests by the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Bal
let The Comedy will conclude with an Epogue by all tho
Characters Boxes Dress Circle Parquete 80 cents;
Family Circle, % Doors open o'clock; will
"A hal mast
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nEPOT DE C0RSETS FRhNCA1S, NEW PATTERNS,
- latest fashion, adopted AZ Paris among the most fash
isdiv comfortable and graceful for the FORM
well the liberty they afford in the movements Of tho
pereon who makes them. To be had only of
lROSPEkB, 5 broadway, up stairs, between White and
Walker NB-The ladies will ind new style, very
comfortable for nursing newly arrived from Paris, at very
mod
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r~n.r.n,pwpITINC DESKS WORK BOXES. DRESS
,ns Cases Port Folios Card Cases Pocket Books VITA
,orx description OF Toilet arcles and fanoy 1oeds mo
49,, W. rs,y OF Porte Monnaies IN the city
'"'s' a H. CHOLwELL, Msnufsoturor "a Maiden Lane