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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

GLORIOUS PAssAeE.-In Mr.. Webs,er's reply to the
/, Sons of New En- gland" resident in New York,
who presented him with splendid watch and chain.
In token of their of his services ia
vor Of the Union, he uses the following language:
1.-THE events of life have drawn you from the land
OF our common origin to the great commercial me-
tropolis of tho country You merchants, and IN
der the flag of the Union you have prosecuted
tensve and useful intercourse with most Of the
ilized world. At last you have your
try stretch from sea 10 sea, and a highway open
ed across The Continent from to fellow citizens
the shores of the Pacific Far as they have gone,
they yet within the protection Of the Union, and
ready doubt not, to Join all. in its defence and
support. They are pursuing new and absorbing
interest. While their eastern brethren continue 20
be engaged in agriculture. manufactures, commerce.
navigation, and the fisheries they exploring a
region whose wealth surpasses fiction. They are
gathering up treasure, in manner. and in degree
hitherto unknown at the feet OF inaccessible noun
tains, and along those streams.
'Whose foam 10 amber, and their gravel god.'
Over them, and over us stands the broad arm of
the Union; and long may it stand, as firm as the
arches Of heaven, and beautiful the bow which
IL set in the Clouds"
and Mr. Webster; say it is all very goOd-very
good indeed glorious, noble. beautiful passage
comprehensive, nnImating. true. But Mr.. Web
stsr, you. party papers this hour denouucing
the spread Of the Union,-denouncing the acquisition
Of Texas, California. Oregon, Let such read this
OF yours. and blush for shame Ohio Statesman.
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New NI;,sOnic Work.

YSIlC Circle C. H. F. and Hand Book Of Masonry con-
I'VE tanning history Of True Masonry, Symbolic Chart
Gent Constitutions Ahmen Recon-
tons Decisions and Opinions Of Grand Lodges
Masons on questions liable to arise in Subordinate Lodges
by Geo. Gray Mississippi Just by
9s ROSS & RAY, one door west OF Browning's.
EDRELECT1ONS Buffers Analogy Paey's Evidences
Christianity and Hills Lectures in Divinity with
roductory lectures and four addresses delivered In
legs, Ednburg the late Thomas Chalmers, d..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

ruNHE properS
entrustedtO their Having substantial
modous Ofthe NAPOIS RAIL
ROAD DEPOT and from knowledge of the business by
orders and
to
sold in instructions Merchants consgnng
their goods paid and the gnodsdeIvered
delay made hipmenof Flour
Oss Corn
Meal, Beeswax, GiuseRg Feathers etc
4I-tf BLYTHE & HOLLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
GREAT CURE OF CONSUMPTION. :
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
UAAVID CRAGHEAD would respectfully inform his old
~ public generally that he has recently receives
from Boston, New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh complete
Fresh Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils Dye SIN
Glassware WTRdO Glass &C. &c all Of which have been seece
with great and he prepared to sell at the low
prices invited and examine goods and prices
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

~ REAr AND IMPORTANT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
III Chemical Combination from Kiaedoa
issGs DE GUYsoTr EXTRACT YELOw DOCK AMP sAEsAPA
lila.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30


STEAMER TO LIBERIA-Joseph Bryan Of Alabama,
for himself and bis associates, has pettoned Congress
to advance them s. 400 900 in FIVE per stocks,
TePayable with interest," IN twenty insalments. to help
build four steam ships Of 1000 tons burden better
than any other in the world. and capable of going
from New York Ia Liverpool in eight days These
ships are to cost SSO0.OOO apiece, and Mr.. Bryan
wants the Government 10 fork up :hey built
Two % them he proposes finish by October l. 1852
and The other two by Oct l. 1854; The Government
IS to have the right take them when needed for
purposes, by paying their aud ten per cent COM
TaiSslOn and the right at all times to place on board
tw" heavy guns aud men necessary to serve them
and to send agents to Liberia free of charge.
The main purpose Of these biz ships is ~ transport
free negroes Liberia under the direction of the Col
onizalIon Society. Mr.. Byran thinks each ship eau
take GOO passengers a trip. aud make four trips
year thus transporting 1000 free negroes to Africa
and responsibility and the Society is to have the
right of sending them by paying $40 for passage and
rations for emigrans over II years old, and 50
for those under. The steamers are also to have the
privilege Of introducing the products of Liberia into
this republic without duty. They also expected
to be very useful in put ing end to the slave trade
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
NEW DRUG STORE.

THE Subscribers would respectfully solicit Inc cIehk OF IN
danapos surrounding to call and examine
their stock Drugs ein Paints. OILS, YarRikss, Dye
S4s, Pemey Faaey ARTICLES which they will sell low
be boughth any other house in this city wholesale or re-
tail.
Pedes and Others would do well to call
and prices before purchasing Anarces
sold " n warranted.
The highest market price paid for Feathers Rags Fsxseed
Mustard Beeswax Ginseng ami other mechantahe pro-
duce. SiODALL x LEA, Druggists
l0I-tf South side Washington street, Indianapolis.
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NEW GOODS.

At the Corner of Meridian and Washington Streets,
'sSIGN OF THE SA w.
LEX GRAYDON opening very large assortment OF
"A received from the cities Of Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Cincinnati which addition to his former tork
almost article Of English and American
acture usually found in Hardware tie invites those
articles furnishing houses Mechanics their TOOLS
give him CALL he feels confident the quality and price OF
his goods will give entire satisfaction a Nov II
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noibrook,s school Aunnr,,us

GNONSSTING Of Oreres, Telurians Globe stand, M
neral Frames Geometrics forms and solids Geological
Blocks TO ilfusa.e Cube
as they be had for at the mandatory. These should
cQqf seminary and school Of mportancein county
They are extensively used in the schools York
Jan. 18TH 1850 69
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

INDIANAPOLIS CANDY MANUFACTURE.
SSORTED CANDIES wholesale, and in lots TO suit pur
N are by JOHN +. HUFF, for A
Morrison and clarified and warranted
o keep in any climate If kept dry.
Every variety plain and fancy Candies Kisses Sugar Pum'
kept hand made order and for
A. MORRISON, Washing Indian
ap0lis. ooy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

XNE did not sell by the the LIST CT January and WI
w have remaining has improved by age We offer
sale 100 bs old reced Whiskey 80 bls Brandy Wne Gn
91rGrocers supplied by thequantity.
90 SMITH & HANNA.
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FHptf fhaut.IngS.
UST received another addition to drawn
81 parlor dining, paper bindin
TO suit rendering both quality quantity
rvalled BY in this city AsO variety Of Window
Eal al the Book Store of ROSS & RAY,
ne doorV exfofR 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-23

stead The Davphin and susquehAunah CoAl Company,
the Pequa Company, and many Of the In tina
Cumberland coal region, win be Ia active operation
This year and turn out quantities of the best
titumirous coal In the world, admirably adapted to
domestic purposes and superior all o,hsr for steam
ine and manufacturing purposes This must have ten
deEey reduce the price of anthracite coal Of all kinds
and all tbo,e works depending entirely principally
upon the Importation Of that coal for income ast
reduce their tariff of freight and bear part OF the bur
den 81 depreciation In the prize of that description of
iuel The immense amount Of capital invested in the
Reading Railroad and ell the lateral roads connected
with tie schuylki coal region, will make any reduc
tion In rates ruiuous to those works. The present
prices for freight low those companies can af
frd but they cannot be sustained II will BIS runous
TO tie reads to reduce them and unous to the miners
ifthey reduced There is but one horn to this
dilemma. The railroad must reduce its rates. or 1t
viii Lave very little coal to carry. The necessity that
existed last year for reduction was traing compared
with what II will be this year aud it will be rscolscted
that of the miners had to suspend in the early
past Of ls49 There will be trouble in the Schuyisil
ecal region in less than two months when the contest
between the Reading Railroad Company aud the miners
viii commence, and, like the Kilkenny cats, they
may eat each other up.
There was much excitement in Boston yesterday,
upon the announcement that the Vermont Central
Toad had doubled Its sbarer by creating shares
new stock, at $50 each, within few weeks. Thou
.sIds Of these shares, 1t is said have been thrown upon
the market by parties in the secret at prices ranging
from S44 to S37 Brokers and outsiders loaded to
the muzze and the general sentiment in regard to the
directors treasurer SC Is that of execration 10000
thaTes were originally made at sloo. 10000 were
subsequently created at $50 making the average $7o
aud the issue OF so 900 shares ct $50 will make
~ tba who a sharea at
The Indignation against the directors is great in
consequence Of statement which they made at Q
cent convention Of the corporation, that more
would be made at less than $50 per share. The
company large bonded debt ana Is embarrassed
BY perpetual of the Canada road at per cent
interest upon its cost. The financial agent of the
Reading Railroad is raid to be the prime In this
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POLITICAL.

la MEETING OF BUREAUCRATIC RgPUBLTCAN
~ Ward Committee Of the Thirteenth ward held al IOs
nton Thursday kvesirg. March 2s the foIio
unsnimousiy ssopsed ordered 20 be
ssovsd That In the opinion 81 this Committee sbs
srtved for piete and satisfactory union Of tne
the Great eemocratc Party occao-s Witch
:. rise important dissensions In pcai family
zone By become uninportsnt and hold a Il be
dy 81 every dsmecrst 20 his efforts 70 remove every
f dissatisfaction. aud 20 array more Ia solid
Hmm The mshty and ever triumphant the De-
psoved Tkat ve will know distinctions bet~een de-
ests that recognise the personai claims all and
~ ~ vil held none separate vho are wns 20
sineersis and heartily In the great work % potca
and those any there be who foment and con
ia nsons devote them snd Hereafter 10
II. sordemn stion Of every true democrat
ssv,s That no In principle among members
ne rsry IRON subjects sariiy connected
creed, should be urged AZ sroun y o. political
gersncs upon that creeo stand as platform whch
Ia rther cerraction enlargement or modihst,c1 and
tssr u will rally until Nave restored the Dem,srstic
LIE 10 iss ftrmsv sud natural a,cegdsscy.
ssssed Tsst ne reeesnise the Demacfat, Rsrublic,,
p.vai Ccm ittee, Of which Fernssde Wood Ia Charna1
the ony r'susr D-mccr,'ic Repueiean Gsecrh Com =
~ IsbO sed that approve % tho eoure - sessrs
,tre- Dovune and Bragg the rsp-esentatves o. his
- in the Democrats Rsrubcs1 0easrat Commite- ~
Immsny Hall for their hrmnss. 10 aAh.rrg % ~ res1ar
sn,sion Of the psrty uithout the exhibition o. yng
~. r.rtfous hittarness or exclusive tessa
h yasaIa REsp, sscrttAry.
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sALrx nv AUUTIOs.


T'HIRD DAY TRADE sALE.-SEssRS COOLEY
Kcoe will sell, this morning at ocoek ,ne inv,,se OF
stationery Mark evy Brother. At n he Paper
Ianenss followed by the curious Fancy paper Tor
Box and Trunk Makers Cenietieners aud papm Tor
1.-the piers and kpsrayers
ANEW YORK TRADE sALE-ENoRAg1SGS BANGS
IN Piatt will sell this evening tS,surdsy) a. zo
Broadway large ass Of the finest engrsvings
bracn superb English prints ust mportet Ana
previously offered at auction
U,HO1as BELL, AUCTI0NEER.-BY AUCTION. ON
Tuesisy next March 18th, at l0s A NJ. at 2si Pearl
rect loo crates and hhds of Chus and Earthenwa just
landed con stins of Painted and Printed Teas &c Cham
here Dpt Edged. Flowing Blue aud Mulberry Ware which
III sold without the having TO leave tor
Eur re. =
ISO. ". LECGKrr AUcrIONEES- LEGGErr 4
d Bros will hold their Eleventh Semi Annual Trade Sale
Of Papers Eopday the ash Instant at nine o'clock The
catalogue will contain twelve hundred Of writing
dunn. pemy double. single. and square Flat Caps Folio
Post Bank Post Packet Post Caps and Letters; with
isvoee of French Commercial snd Polio Posts also,
Colored Papers, Tissue, Dlotpg Envelope Wrapping and
Shoe Paper in crest variety An are 20 oorress
attention invited the Friday and Saturday previous
the sae The sae will be positive, AMI other goods will
be sold than those printed IN the catalogue
three monshs fr,n $500 TO sl2o f9ur msHt Aas over
81 200 re and six months Approved endorsed notes, pay
able ia New York, 20 be dated on the day of sale.
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AmUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

- March lstn9reates HIT Of the seasenThat popular
and scress kss Mary Taylor the favore Of
fashionable New York sudencs has been
short time, and sustans the part Of Kate in PERFEC
called JENNY LIND ATLAsT. on Monday and Tuesday
rite charae.ers in Witch she has superior Miss Sinclair
will appear musical nslanSes and farces In the after
from everywhere. and CATFISH. weighing l70 pounds
from the Mississippi Portraits Of Jenay Lind Gov skunk
Wax stauary Gipsy Girl. nc, 80. AdmittAnoe, Is s
children under 10 years. l2k cents.
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DR. c6ARLEs NUNDE's
WATER CURE EsTABLISH MENr,

AT NORTHAMPTON. MASS.
x. sIsi s " u, l.,IS 81 y:
late D. RuEgle's Water Cure Estahshmeat 81 Bensonve
i've s1s .t ., s s ,s, % We sH.s e'.s
q New snssSt .srrsSassd With wood 9osS hills sSi
sst oodss, srssts water fh. air pure sas healthy
and TIE climate mild and agreeable The new aad spacious
purposes such large plunge baths douchs sad airy ods
ng rooms for about hfsy patients separate for either
disciple Pri.sns ~ Grsssserg and having an expert
spee Of than hteen years Of his ovn his writings on
hope. 70 resp.sa 70 any rsssonsss ssssss.obs rom n.
v.,sr.sr. ,,,sm mad. the part those
rsasS on s ss s ne Fer sss,s.r w s'
please april 70 the above address
HreIINIc fNsrlIuTs, NEW YORK. ESTABLISH
manufacturing the pures toilet sosps The ssposs Vi
nsssr Cor the toilet prepared BY the rna has complete
for table 10 the plus ultra 81 purest French vine
yinsgsr Factory on We Hudson. Wholesale depot 80
"A LExANDREs PATksI ARTIFICIAL LEsCaEs-
"a rhy,isisn, And -, rssl' IA ssssrsi can -sns. ths
hours from 10 until II n, and from until bP.H
M ASKING MADE sAsf.-Ok now TO WASH
w Clothes without ssehises Washbcsrds or Pounding
yeu, ms printed circular gvins plsn directions for
vsshibs ee;he va, vii ENABLE oss person 70 DO al ne
the snfpsion o. washing day rnis method requires
nsehne vsshhosrss Or pouadns bsrresns turpsatine.
% your aassrspo ,ssrng "a buttons and ussrins cat
clothes his plan The cotaes mases them rhit.r and
few cent? Ger large ~ss.ss and can b. estsnsd sny-
whore The circular sss directions for clear starch
removing stains rrssss psts mdew from linen raisar the
ssp q velvet hsse Ar. the rrss,s., dis.
arr sssblishrssts ms method o. wsshrs 70 avoid
limitations ard soupsrfs b sure 70 dire, your s.,r 20
Iorf, postage paid.
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A nUsE N EcNTS.

RaoApWsy sTnEaraE-Foa. Tar, BENEFIT or
a. the y aisa s be
NJ MATHIS a,h a s,f "a E,.s
A.sg';.s sij,y l xF W. whsr.lsy Aiscs's
Esn Fam Mr. cSGss Mr. s, ne svre9a oss Mics
faYce of ous MARY Ann jonathan Juax, Me- cSapnaa;
Ss lycra p:sss c. eis sud Par5aSt. 50 .eas Fsm
ara Third Circles, IS cents; Very " ,snts.
BURROWS THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREE
ss oS Sa5sd s Sfs
Mr. Egron HGrsaT ASu STSSa Mr. H Is.dan spsssE
sa NJ ''st;Sss soa;s @
c cpan nu,y Mas Nj s,s & a Tsna y
Hopsni Elm TorFens Aiss J. Hill Mrs ormsby Desius
Miss Chapman Doors ooen at u rises AZ IA oeock
gEAJEr Asr9s sLAGe Opera v5I 5nSI.
respectfully Informed Tat this elegant Theatre Will BE
iSc Tn mn nssns his opeaSz Mr. 5ass feels
y wsud be ids 9suas ,n psSn'o os re
mate success suffice il. that bis easrses Will b al
siss ss lac S S q Of
The en;sgeent q these bright sanaries whose talents
worthy the patronage q that 60.
snsssesEts he s enabled to the
from the LOndsn theatres, xiss r. Marie Deset who will
Ss sr s Ssr isF H.
Ar On D ESnaa Mrs. sv,an kni a, s.
@ IN ga MS
Pauline Deschapples Miss E. N. Duret; Nine. Deso apples.
Mrs Dyott Widow Melnote Mrs Hamilton To which will
be added the farce of the MARRIED RAkE-Mr. Fred
Eighty, M walcot Mrs. Trictrac. Mrs. Mclean To con-
clude with the comic drama Of THE NAN WITHOUT A
HEAD Boxes and parquete ooe reserved seats in the
balcony SOFAS &c. 5c &c. Doors open At
o'clock; to commence at "a psst7
DRAMATIC sEAsoN-AsToR PLACE OPERA
~ Houexr BAGS intmaes TO the ladies' and gentlemen
engaged by him. or In oocondsnce for at the
Asor Place Theatre, that having Lost all his with
other propsry in the destruction BY hre of the
Orne St. John ne Is unable to communists further
with them until he again hears from them They desired
communicate their addresses when they shall receive
slant attention.
Astor Theatre, March -. 1880
DANoRAyA OF THE GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA.
Il -Emmert & Penfelds Original Panorama Of the Gold
Mines embracing views the Isthmus Pacific coast san
Francisco and the various cee and mining districts Of Ca
Hfornia exhibiting t Washington ALL SOS Broadway.
three doors above Nibo. Doors quarter before
exhibition will at half past o'clock r. u Ad
uittance Is cent?; children half price.
HUNGARIAN CONCERT--AADANE sTEPHANI
most etfuy informs the citizens Of New York and
vicinity, that she will give Vocal and Instrumental Con-
cert for the benefit Of her fe the
exiles Monday the 18th at the Apollo Rooms Broad
and oeit their kind pstronas for the OCCASION She
Herr NoI, Herr Braun Herr Kuer Mr. Tnm Herr Wells,
and many others. Tickets 81.
| VNALLHALLA, IS CANAL sTREET.-THIs GLORIOUS
w the armament Of real art continues to draw
residing here in their temple Singing dancing tableaux
yvan &C. every night ~ o'clock. and every We'd
nesday and Saturday, At o'clock p. n.
\
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PHILADELPHIA.

DHILADELPHfA CARPET HALL-wANUFAcTUREs
q ingram and imrors.tcns % Threepy, Brussels and
Tapestry Cnrreti1gs offered BY the piese bale IN.
trad. a. reduced prices 9r CO. % y srssp.ses With
North Sseopd o., drst deer tsSN ch-is; cAuroh Pha
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DRY GOODS, Sc


DRINTRD F0ULARD sILKs-A LARGE AND CHOICE
Il saortm emit. for sale by
GODFREY PArTIs0N & CO.. 4s and As Broad street.
JAMES BECK AND co. HAVE RECEIVED LARGE
assortment of lace goods consisting OF black real
thread lace Wis do half shawls DO scas ves do
laees Silk nets all widths and the style Of wool lAces
Tie above with large of fancy aud staple
goods imported expressly fer city trade is now offered at
10 Broadway.
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AMUwN q E yTN.

49,. ~ " =
PowsRY THsArRs-s.ruRoay EVENING;
nsse. IS S sF. b pSI OF srnsiy
Mr. D. waIiach Jr.; fss Earl OF sehaoad NJ ister TIE
Duke Of Bucs ,ghS@ NJ mr9eia f.nes 2, gas. NJ $
wsRyss The DgsSss Of gSFk ars slSr. To- o'es s,
pus. Mr. stevea.; garmadude xsg5e NJ Wiass Miles, B-
ram Mr. Aruald Alice ria .. Wsnyss Bsla, Mrs. ierbee
Sssss ?sss ss At r S'. x. GALLEY ~ ss4s,
CHANFRAgs NATIONAL TueAraE -gAREvstL
y Benea and las appearance OF Ne caaafraa sturdy
80 WINS T.oiI Jsfs%Ss chap. sS IG9af:aG
stump Mrs. Hussy. 70 be followed Sy NOSE IN GALE
NJ Sssg9ss rshesd ~ !sasg.sy Je ' Me- s:sD 6Saa
eudc with the 18th act Of RICHARD rass rias ssn
King Richard Mr.. Chanrsui Dake Of York Litse Nose.
RARNuas AMERICAN MUssUu-P. T. BARNUs.
pSa & 3
S Ssa sss
ssa sP % T 5
~ tins evening the piece Spoiled Child
s ysSI s%'i popas
III as wss Sculpture sa Re
satuary; Temperate and lntempera.e Family Grand Pie
Teller. Admission to Museum and psrfornaaoss So
Children nsder 10 years. l2.so:
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL GIVE Tagta
ss satoos oy ea al, son
the Breadwaymec stares and at the door Doors
quarter TO seven concerts commence at quarter eight
O'Clock.
vNABERNA EVENING. MARCH 2j 1850
-Graud Vocal and Ipstrume entail Concert by Sebastian
Emile Cook, the Juvenile Pianist only mae of age
who will be assisted by the following celebrated arsts-
Ochseiy. and Mr.. H. c. Brecht Instructor of s. Copk
For particulars programme Tickets so cents; had
the music and a. the door the
concert. Doors open At 7; concert az O'CLOCK.
RAYNEs PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO EUROPE
4O6 Broadway embracing views of Boston, Liverpool Lon
DON and both aides Of the Rhine. Admission Is cl-
dren, under twelve, 10 Doors commences
moving TX ?. n. An exhibition Wednesday Sstur-
day afternoons at thresScleck.
Nl Voyage to California and the Gold Diggngs with
splendid Of the principal p1rts the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans At the large hail. Beecker Bulldogs
Of Blocker Norton streets. at ~ NJ
until further notice. Tickets for lady and gentleman rs
ceuts.
ERANKLIN HUsEUN, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-TEO
evening At halt pat7 Extraordinary attractions for this
week. The "Mode Artists will appear in new and
original living pictures including Powers Greek Slave
Adam and Eve Venus Rising from the Sea- personated
by the heat formed the world
the Female kinstrels," Female Arab Girl" Female
Juggls burleque comic and Dances with variety
Of original 70 be found at other place
Tkc boxes &c.; parqustte.A2Sc.; private boxes. s.
NoTICE-A CORPS DE BALLET OF l3LsDIEs AND
IN Gentleman for the Federal street Theatre, Boston,
gnre Immediately 1T Crosby street. betwees the hours Of
Sand ii. V. W. JONES, Agent.
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MOUND IN BROADWAY, A FEW DAYS SINCE,
Il lady's Bracelet. The owner have the by
proving property. and paying for this advertisement In
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RE HOVALS.

RE nOvALS.
ID EHOVAL.-W. @. BURDICk HAS REMOVED HIS
N stock Of old Wines Brandie Segar ke to 70 Liberty
street, door east of Broadway.