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LbehIs ouI dispairh Eal droufh he
'eifgr,Ph virrs beeome inieu8prd. and
ae Wers obliged 10 Hose Eilh ne abora
synoPsis - isrls il go<s.1
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Hon. Geo. N. Dallas.-The Hon. Geo.
M. Dallas, in letter to the commit
tee Of arrangements for the Union meet
ing in Philadelphia, recommends the
introduction into their resolutions Of an
expression Of sentiment in favor Of q
repeal Of all the acts Of the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania, which infliet penalties
on such Of the magistrates as shall aid
in sustaining the federal faith. and
which deny the use Of prisons to citi.
gems engaged in executing the federal
laws. Mr.. Dallas believes that State
and Federal Legislation should harmo'
nizc, in order to enforce the true spirit
Of the Federal compact, and he believes
that this is the time to show, by some
decided evidence, their fidelity to tbs
fixed guarantees Of the Unisn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-27

hkhlss % his duiy In die execution II
The iaE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
RICHARDSON'S LINENS-IAMES

DEADY THIS DAY, CELLO: On
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G. G. FOSTER, ESQ Author OF New York by Gas-Llght,
&c PRICE 3 CENTS The unriyalled skill of Mr. Eos.
ter as delreaor OF City and sketches has been al
tested by the immense sale of New York in Slices and
New York BY Gas-Ligb," This effort ofhisp pen con-
nuous story well his previous high reputation, and
equals any tang his trends could desire. 1t COM
bines all The products OF the sketches with the additional
interest Of fue romance.
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--oo1 n1NnpRs1 LEATHER.--Th


FrnE-THE sEwAFEE HOUSE rs KUIss.-Last
n;gbt about halt past Z O'Clock, the Sewanee
House, kept by DR.. Scott, Uncovered 10 be on
fire in the back part Of the building, and before it
could be got under, the upper stories were quite
desroyed The furniture of the house was IN
sured There was an insurance Of l,325 on the
furniture IL the Mutual Insurance Office in phila-
delphia, and an insurance Of q like amount in the
Delaware Office also in Philadelphia good
deal Of fuHiure we lean, viii be saved. On
tne bqilc-ug. hien ~as owned By jacob Meta
week ana aaa1a " blcGavoek Esq there vas
40 insurance q SO, 689 g e00 IN the Franklin Of
es # Philadelphia, sod 7CsJ IN tuis city.
Aazly!- I.tlh
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DRY GOODS.
The Rest seIected Stock in the Gil.

The Bes, Selected Stock in the City.
e AIDES: Have YOU purchased your
Z AFaH and Winter DRY GOODS If You have not, the
ibt r,ac at G. NJ BODINEaS, 323 Grand-st. corner Of
Orchard There may be found everything IN our line ADAPT
ed to The season in Beauty style and Cheap
ness We would particularly invite your attention TO our
Shawl Department, which consists OF over
eco Paid Wool Long Shaws from - 10 49,
500 rlaid Wool Square Shaws, from 81 TO 81
SEQ Broch6 Long Shaws all wool, sf 10 $50
I eco Broche Square Shawls, all wool, 50 to el2
600 Scarlet Crimson Green, Blue, Corn, and a. other
colors Tibet Wool, from 81 TO S. So
MERINOES.
SEQ pieces French Meruoes every Color from Cd to los
per ard.
200 Paramattas and Coburg Cloths, 2s to IS per yard
eco Black Coored and Figured ApHccas sd TO "a Cd
SILKS.
6do Rich Plain Chongeable silks, SO TO Is per yard
,oo New STYLES Figured Silks Is Cd 10 9s per yard
We hive over SEQ pieces Black Silks of every width,
from the best manufacturers and selling them much
lover than ever before offered in the city Also rurc and
Plain Satins, of every color, very cheap
CASHMERES AND DE LANES.
cases pan Caslmeres every color only Is Cd yard.
10 cases figured Cashmeres from Is I'd to IS per yard
cases figured Casmeres all WOOL from 5s to % per yd
cnees PLAIN De LANES, all wool from So to Is per yard
70 cases figured De LANES, from Is to Is per yard
PRINTS.
20 cases e. glsf and Merrmock Prints, 80, led and Il
yer yard
eases French paina figured Prints Is 3D. 2sand 2s6d
so cases Fire Fabric and Fast Coors only 6dper yard
10 cases Chntz, from Sd to is per yard
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES SATINETS AND
VESTINGS.
Ladies' you wish to save money your purchases, give
Ms call for we are determncdto sell cheaper than any
otter house III the city. g. NJ. BODlNE'
ueu j23 GranI-st corner Of Orchard.
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NEw-YoRK FLOATING Day DOCK Co.
October 2eth. 1850.
gg~ A Dividend of S Per Cent. has been declared
ron the Earnings Of the Dock for the six months ending
Nov lst parable TO the Stockholders and AFTER the 9Th
The Transfer Books will be closed from the Isl to 10th
d 90 5so tNg- '' ''1'' H. v MASON, Secretary.
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WANTED.

NETANTED-A young German Glhh
Nv potcrer years Of ase 10 assist IN The care OF
10 hr.r.- m Ii Cn-ia ga-p Gca. W u
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DOY WANTED-An active, indnstrl-
Ans por rs vears OF age. 70 learn the LlIogTaPaIc
plinng business Apply to VIM ENDiCoTT "a * -
T..fIopr5 pbers 81 Reekman-st. ~ -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ u f.tr.r,
10 Educati0aai Appeai.--i9n a AHGN = ~, 800
fAkS PASroRs ThAehS AND the e. aD I'D
Its wisdom III al men to rightly estimate men ana
things and render to each heI due INot 70 90 Ins IS c
absence OF az "suoh' ifJoice 70 9oS % 1y PCS, y,
indications that the great subject OF Education is ABOUT TO
have due prominence given to u in TINS country. Many
great and GOOD causes have ld e Gay, VINE .s great
es and best oil al causes mas 9eel @iu '4 so
But Why has IT been thlg Why nave l1dlydaa,s, con-
munes and nations sunOered SO loug ana 50 pToloanoy
this subject subject second 10 none III point OF IN,
poriance Eeuclon 10 tie keyStohe 10 e great arc" OF
tie worlds happmces; iece, not 70 give IL uuc PLoi'-
hence Fad deficiency, ahd the dakes leatIte VI oar
times. WGhHe III most important potiuu o. lee "olit
history, and without proper uAdeis standing ol Jus sun
lect We cannot DC qluiAeu 10 cl vel oui d! pa, - ~
tins great heater Of tie world Impressed WIN The mag
ntude OF the worH before us am constrained 10 make my
appeal 10 YOU ana suggest me poplGy OF se'Is up some
wen organized neihod OF eincieul nciol. 600
IL is now s oiaDiG stGe0h VI 5it yea ~
courses OF ecuFes aHd rightly Vh0eslo1d te SUBJECT Is
ul OF interest 10 M people, ana capube OF DehR Press1eu
III light That WI be very attractive ana pron1DG Low
can me young c oid aud al! Grasses go loIaoy sp1u
her WINTER eveahE as N lsleng 20 uDe lectures ~
uis ailinporult oPc ne Dest men una ciS ar Va
readers reader VII a"tGe aq ea ao., 9 s dear to
cSho T1 neSIS i @ ~ o are ,oy,
i,I aud lo5 nj once he employed trou elljat this
cnnn We ferri,jrt say that you will omen your church
G Co o er, md Your pubic halls you shall be
's your te0t, ,s, % al i, nEIr t,iboif CHARGE
v anrVimg nj tholT School Agency great educational
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ROSSINrS STABAT MATER
Previous to this celebrated composition will be performed
Mercadunes Grand Overture introducing several Melodies
Of he Stabat Mater, written Al Naples III 1919.
Mime Auua Bishop Miss i. De Luce, Mr.. ManYers and
SIG Novelli
,. .ATiaECuas Amman, sung by Mr. Mnayers.
g.. o-Qul rs Homo, sung by
Nine Anna Bishop and Mrs T. De Luce.
T. Arin-Pro Peccas surg by Sig. Novelli
s. Chorus and Rect without accompaniment Lila Mater
Mr. Seguin
g. Quareite-Sancla Mater isud agas Nine Anna Bishop
Miss +. De Luce MIR. AarYers and MI. Seguin
T.. Cavalina-t nj Porlen. by Mlss h De Luce
g. Aria lnfannu,us, sung by Nine. Annl Bishop.
O. Qunreltee-t without acconpanmeutl 2uanIo corpus
Morurtur Nine. Anna Bishop, Miss T. De Luce, Nh
Manners and Mir Seguln.
TO-. .tinale-tui Chorus Amen
l.. Overture and Prayer ful Orchestra and Chorus
The Martyrs. '1oLlNSttA
First Time.
q Hymn-Ave Maria .Shuoci
Sung in German by Madame Anna Bishop
g. Duet-1he Lord lnnoi w mr. lsraei "a Ely pl' ei
SUM hy Mr., Seguin and Sisnor NoYelli ,,;
{ OgartnriuttI-Ec Pants Angeierum ...... Chefuon
= sung By Miss +. De Luce: ~, e,bt,
; Hapdes ceehreicd Bird song Rect rlrst anu Ohci
on Golden Wing. Rect Sweet BIRD,
Sung hy Madame Anna Bishop
Flute Ohiignto Mr.. Siede.
g.. Grand Coronation March, from Aleytrueers Prophetic
With Double Orcle stru, first time IN this Country.
The imposing, numerous and stuPeudous Orchestra
assembled in country Grand Chorus Master Mi
LYSTER The whole uudcr the so direction OF
MIR. BOCHSA.
Tickets Fifty Cents all parts OF the Hall 10 be had AZ
the Music Stores Hotels and at the Hail
be secured IN the Grand Tier only without any
herge the music stores OF Mr. Gould 7 Broad
way and OF Messrs Kerksieg Breusing, i@ Broadway
Also at the Hall the whole OF Saturday Nov. 8, and on
Sunday 10, from 10 AMI from TO the evening
On of the immense cOncOurse OF persons atend-
ing these Classical Concerts doors TO open ut O'CLOCK
Il
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IA of CUBA
7T1HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY o.

a FINE ARTS-EEW PAINTINGS fecentiy arrived
from Europe among which s " Gernania-7 By hoctler
vvofk OF al o. To sest The ezl.aor VI PANT
i1s lg artists OF euaoYe sebool his revived la4y AIN,
t6us. ard "a H18s cEtu IL ~ "
TIE CAufch Of Divine uaily n b5CeiveY, ee-fy nE
ald pTuce-5ts IRON IN - lloaS ~ =. J;h -
Admission > ce1.zi season IIcaeis % Saa-5
sgl1 J@4~A
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~ Catholic Institute OF Ne w. I orl<.-Opening
Lecture by The Most Rev. Dr., HuGHES ST. Patricks
Cathedral, corner OF Mott and Prince SITS on SUNDAY
evening November 10, 1850, Subject: The Decline of
Professionalism and tie Causes o IL The doors viii be
opened al Is o'clock. The Lecture VIII commence al
o'clock Tickets 81 cent? each may had at the door on
,Ae evening of the Lecture AID Of the Secretary E. h
CoZANS. lo5 Crosbv,st.
The proceeds viii be given the House OF Mercy in
Hous0n.St. n9 liz
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a The receipts of wheat this pert d 6od B5ush s
which PISSED 4 dsssy a's &c Ssa Snrs
Tie Neg Hang.bs &c eaa :. a55s5ei i ss
s5 = and ds ebose Franklin Pierce Fsssa5a. i.o
eeki .. ar 81 sew Han. SIRE hes Nc. .T ~
led sirce IL orlsll-- ~ t-,.---
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~ Scientific Popular Lectures.-Dt. BANNING
vii i've series OF popular lectures the Hall OF the So
ceiy Library, corner OF Loousrd-st ana nroaawaS on
Monday Tuesday "Wednesday Thursday and Friday even
Subjects Tho Physical Education OF Children Youth;
The Proper Construction Of Edlces for Public Spealng
aud the Philosophy of Voice aud Music; The Cause OF the
Bronchitis Of Public Speakers and Singers and of Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia. Geneia Debility, Spinal Weakness
and Deluily aud also the Prevention and Relief Of the
same, Admission ee for adiesfur gentlemen one shi.
iug introductory Lecture treeo ali Subiect Voice and
Music, illustrated by readings and Tecatious.
Also be w lecture gatuously before ladies' exclusive
y, in HE same place. the same subjects at O'Clock
Nj. Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Sat
udsy Of the l2t, lSt, 18th, 18Th and 10th insls, n9 p
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yENHF FAVORITE ENGLISH ANNU-

TIE q y OINI = '4'NIIII1JL u ~ =, =.
IL AI.-GEORGE P. PUTNAM, NewYork, Has juss
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BOOK FOR 1851. Edited, with Original Poems 1y
CHARLES MACKAY Embelizhed with ihirty.slX nigh
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This spiendd foGO volume presents beautiful series Of
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ArEW-YORK AMPHTTHEATER, 81
Six DAYS Longer.
u q OIrICk 4 COWS NJ WI MCIH

"a O. W
w MENAGERlE.-Two great collections OF AM
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at ASTOR PLACE, corner OF Eighihst and FouFth-aS.
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Bookseller 70 the University, Cambridge MISS
L,.,rt.t t,n., prnEesanr LnrsGnrFs tntro1nctron

377''07E , ~ T IT, ~
The tbs book for Schools such
leave lte anything be ierei Tie classification
cesdngy The eucdaon Of principles snd tins "tPhna
lion Of chemical phenomeni admirably snt Tho
summary eo,pe at tho close Of each chaptar presenting at
glance of sla, has bsore. could scarcely
have happily expressed for the
pupio an instructor
Letter from PrQf Porter, Of Byopn Uaireysity.
stocshads Principles Of Chemistry recently published by yog
among introdueton the Of Which
H. Germany SIae ~OlLs Of is kind abound held "a
the highest estimation
bGpe Tor interests nay be generally in
uny entirely IN tho views OF The work
expr uctoD, and shall recommend
il l. those pursuing the Chemistry u9der drscuon
VARY respectfully yours, JOHN A. PORTER.
Professor OF Che nis'y applied Arts Brown Ungsfy
Letter from tie P1tncpnl Of he High School, CaH6rdgs
OF the Principles Chemistry which cent 'oqstima
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book on elementary Chemistry thai has been pnp'Sed The Unsd
States nag the volume va Inclined 10 think that
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acquaintance with tbs work has e9nynced ns That not page
be SAFELY dspec'sd " III very fs'psctSiy your:
RERRlDGE SMITH Mater OF tho Cambridge High School,
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T LECTURES ON HYGIENE and II z
IA DRoPATHY, by r. s Hong .on. 81 y. 70 VI |ii ,sn
are prefxed the Constitution end LII Of oeels ~ '
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re- Lecture on Commentators L. DoRRAScG
ESQ late OF weeeru NewYOrk VIII repeat by particular
retuest at Clinton Han Saturday eyerngt AoTeInoer
sth 1850 his Lecture the ADVANTAGES Or I'm - ".
MERGE TO CIVILIZATION, BOTH lNtANCIENr
AND MODERN TIMES, recently delivered before the
Lyceums BATAVIA and lie Roy Tickets % cent?. a
gentleman and ladies' 50 Members az usual! 10
Sc had al bc desk OF the Library Halls Music store Astor
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EELLoWS' OPERA HoUSE-Hall

Il Of Lyrics, ~ Broadway. next door the Olympic
OPENING WEEK-This new and splendid Hal win be
opened WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON and EVEN
ING. nov. 6. and coutiuue open EVERY NIGHT during
comprising company Of II talented and efficient per
formers, under the direction OF j. B. FELLOWS. Con
consist Of Songs DGets, Gees Quaretes, Che
russes Restraints. &c. &c. Buresques Italian Opera,
Dutch DTiD Instrumental Solos aud Ethiopian Dances
Admission p Doors open Il concert All O'clock
Afternoon concert On "Wednesday and Saturday, commence
at 3 O'Clock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rzf+Romanjsm.-Rev. D NJ GRAHAM viii give MS i1ird
49,, o. the s1beci OF Ron4nisra tomorrow tSan1ayl
evening in the Free Baptist Chapel Gr md o3e e DOR
cast of Broadway. Subject, me teAoac VOL 'ne
Services in the morning as usual h2Ls
.r,- .,o.t,ry of rbe New-York Saddicrs'
n1r.dc eociery WIN be led at Military Hail. So~ery
on Moldey evening the llth at y O'clock pne eog rs
cd IN af,end az business OF the utmost importance
,siii he brought forward. JAMES HlBSON, Prest
HAMILTON II. MURRAY, Sec'y. nj ~
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~ Sons Of Temperance would ike to know by
what authority James hackeA& whose attached 10
special notice. in Saturdays Tribune, warns brethren
no 10 attend give counIenauce TO the proceedings oae
meeting OF lie Grand Division to be held at tihaca 18th
MS It's time lhe American community Knew The name
OF their Pope. p9lt*
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a MEXICAN WOMEN Can derive In

struction of priceless BY reading the series Of
papers in the CALPEI, the sg5ectot Ryseri ana us
February or sixth number with that remarkable and vide
lv copied article What the of the carly decay
Of American Women" l6 pages continued IN the May or
nh No the August 9th No. and the November or last,
No o They have been copied INTO grea number OF Eng
Iish and American papers and unQuestonaby among
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In this or any other country. g..
Readers will beet Judge OF the value OF the series by hrs
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DILGRIM'S PROGRESS.-WiI open
Il Monday Evening. Nov. II, al Washington Hail
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Doors open al to Commence at 3 O'Clock Admission
50 cents children half price. Family tickets admitting
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tie book stores.
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays at
o'clock ~ Il
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ry Notice.-The subscribers for tue purchase OF tue
Bahgale Property ara all other persons who are dssrou
Of procuring beautiful Site respectfully invited 10 al
tend pupc meeting be held Saturday evening the
9Th nstanf at I. O'clock at Military Hal BoTery o On
which occasion viii be explained the Pe lerns &c upon
VIZ" M y, s'p piop0''S . oA' n McGRAW.
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yg7HE WITH NO. OF THE NEW YORK

HNfIF. WIN NO. OF TIE. N II w IN
Il REGISTER OF MEDICINE AND PHARMAS Sj,,
will he published on Tuesday morning. 18th inst containing
Reports of the Cuiques of Prof Parker Prot Gross aud
Prot Bedford Hints to Philosophers M95icq MACHINE Son,
md I6rnry communication; Electricity in Paralysis OF
the Bladder; Comments en- Introductory Lectures Cor
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Notices. &c with -four pages matter Sold Iorfb cents
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COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed TO Dr. C d. Girls
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VUST PUBLISHED.-The PRINCE
% PIES OF CHEMISTRY. Illustrated by Simple Expert
ments by Or. JULIUS ADOLPH STOCKHARDT Profess
sor in HE Roya Academy Of Agriculture at Tharand and
ROYAL and Inspector OF Medicine IN SaxOny Translaed
from the third German edition, b. G. II. PIERCE, M D.
This work has already been Introduced text book In
Harvard College. and in many Of the Academies and High
Schools of Massachusetts.
Copies for examination will he furnished to teachers and
School Committees, on application 10 the Publisher
Join BARrLETT.
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A Observation-Disclosures IF HENRY
IN CHURCHWARD, son of Nj Henry Churchward
residing 81 Stoke Damere, in the County Of Devon
shire who leil England for America about The year e4
1870 was last heard of as having been seen n Inc C
OF w-Yofk-will communicate with Mr WILLIAM
HUMPHREYS 50 Sackvile.si London, he will hear Of
something 10 his advantage. Should no communication be
received from him before the LIST Of January 1851 legacy
payable TO MN under the VIII OF deceased relative VIII
be- divided among the surviving legatees- n9 lRWow
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DEDFIELD'S PHYSIOGNOMY, THIS

u q DAY PUBLISHED. Price . Cents. 800
THE TIVE I've QUALITIES OF THE MIND; or,
Outlines ola New System OF Physiognoniy No. Illus
trated with numerous ougrayngs, by J. W. KEDFiELp'
ID.
Man Is in himself the most worthy subject of obserya
lion as he is himself the worthy observer" LaYater
Also RE DFiELDS PHISlOGNOSlf, Partl new
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Next week will be ready, CHANrlGLEER: Thanks
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Tlere VII he n,a Snised Bakers OF Ne,y-York-
~ wnen you are Requested 10 sad a. Of
'i', me meeting by order Of
JAMEs RoBgRrsoN, Rec Re- l. ht.NNEY, President
----------- 49, tNeC- no ia
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nUT AGAIN-FIGARO No. II, Pub
" sbed This Morning contains Criticisms Parodi as
Norma Jenny Lind, Anna Bishops Concerts, Sir VIM.
Don Gen. G. p Morris, the Women In Arms all the The
atrica News Of The week. Price 6 cents
Ala Belcay-st. aud nj bookstores
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BOARDING.

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DT & sTiss n unde having eI-e5 nc W
he S Wn tS wa pS b t eiE, Mass Tor
DC 'oapo alser Wednesday next his once ne may
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lure of Fs nSautitul Transparency velvejy lex
which and hue, glossy eXubcTace OF hair
sr es M The more lovely among ae female SEX
peo, Find sse ese OF BoGLs'S Hebeaions aud Hy
pyssryaye p4anas e uueqad for their beaQyng and
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TOROWN SaEETINGS.-l59 bales Sa-
AOHsbury, Eagle Mohawk Valley, and other styles, 70
,sle low by fmylll G. 3. LIZ BARON, 80 Pine-sl
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4 S PORTER or Clerk, by smart, INTEL
IAIgent young Man is Protestant is very anxious
and willing to work satisfactory references TO capable
jly and integrity win be given. Address EDWARD, care
OF Mr.. Spiuk, IN Nassau-st NJ IL
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a S BUTLER in a private family, by a
IA midde-aged Man who has served in that capacity for
many years the first gentemens families in Europej the
rnoe satisfactory testimonials Will be given. Address
JAMES, care Of MI SPHINX, 4G7 Broone-si, n9 1t.
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nRY GOODS.-Most complete assert
! J rnent of Ladies', Gents and Chiidreas DRESS
GOODS 10 be found in tie city. G. NJ B0plSE,
as M - So Grand-st OF Orchard
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TV7HREE-F -FOUR BLEACHED SHIRT
Il INGS-l50 cases fine and low priced et 3 TO cents
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Res0gsd That the general cleanliness OF tbe CABIN and
bedding with me Introduction Of single behs has not only
added greatly comfort, bul we believe has secured
for us entire exemption from the diseases frequent and
nj h lhln, In