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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14

which even already towers high among
The highest powers of earth. We would
do what was in our power TO commefn-
crate their acts, and testify our gratitude
for the inestimable blessings they gave
to us.
But among them there is one 10 whom
all eyes turn when is named the Revo-
luton, and the almost equally trying
period that succeeded. when strife and
di.sentions as to the organization Of our
Government, came near destroying the
fruits of thai costly contest. One there
is among these world-renowned heroes
and patriots, so fair exalted above his
compeers, that, by common consent, he
IS called The FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.
What have we done in token of our OBJ
legations TO this greatest and best of men!
What tribute, shall this mighty people of
over 2O,O00,O00 render to HIM who,
more than any other man, gave them
their greatness and gloryl
lie needs no monument. The name
of him who was .sFirst in War, First in
Peace, and First in the Hearts of his
countrymen," will live and shine with
increasing brightness, when the marble
pile we rear shall have crumbied inte
dust. But we shame ourselves if we
longer neglect to show that we are great.
ful, and this plan of a monument has
been adopted and recommended by the
leading minds of the Nation, Of all polit.
ical sentiments. as the most suitable EN-.
blem.
Let US in the West moi be backward in
doing our part. Let US contribute as we
can, and give our neighbors and frie, dc
an opportunity to do SO likewise; and let
the necessary steps be at once taken.
j. s. WRIGHT.
Chicago, .april 4fh, 1850.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.
MASONIC.

THE STATED communication Of Oh
i've Branch Lodge, U. D., will be
held a. the Masonir Hall, in Agency Git
y on Monday the 24lh day Of Juno. at
6.o'clock p. M. A punetual attendance
Of all the members is requested. Breth-
ren Of good standing in all regular LODI
ges are respectfully invited to attend.
~ &C., JAMES WEIR, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
j. ID. Dcvin,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

oTTUMwA, IOWA
WILL practice in the Courts Of Wappello
and other counties of the Third judicial Dis
trict, and in the Supreme Court. Prompt
attention given to the collection of Claims in
the river counties, and the sale of land war
ants. Aug. =, 48.-ly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14

A NOVEL ExRiBITIoN.-An Egyptian
Mummy, $500 years old, will be open
ed at the fremont Temple, in Boston,
on the lst Of June, by Mr.. Gliddon. the
celebrated archeologist, assisted by some
twenty-five Of the most eminent physi-
clans of our city. According to wri-
ter in the Transcript, the mummy is that
of the daughter of the High Priest Of
Thebes, who lived about the time of Mo-
ses, more than 1920 years ago. The
writer says:
Its commercial value is about 81 500 in
the Museum of Europe, while intact,
because, once unrolled, the spell Of mys-
terry is broken, tor gold ring engraved
with the name of Pharoh, Scara69us
recording complete sacredotal genealo-
gy, or PGpyrhus "Book of the Dead y
generally found inside the collins Of
specimens Of this high order, vary in
valse from 600 10 $1,000, and even
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14

Trienlehip Division No. SO 8, +.
hEEIiS Saturday evenings, up stains in
Wl thel Court House. Brethren from q
distance dxe invited to attend. A pune
tust after ddancc of the members Is request
I'd. ~ dpier d the Division.
g. C. WARDEN, r. s.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
IN 3 W II OF y L.
| IT ASHLAND.

yNYITH rood accommodations. house large,
M eo5d roops well furnished with fur
.nitnn. snA no pains spared to make the
.Aa3,l lftnel cqmmunity comfortable. Call
.ana ~. THOS. PING.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
ID. #. Gaylord
AIICTION NE e r /.

oTTUMvsA, IOWA.
WILL attend tomaking sale of personal
wv property or Real Estate, at auction
At any time, for reasonable compensation.
He may be found in Ottumwa, unless absent
on business May 10th, l849.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
TERMS:
Business Cards.
i. N. EIlsherv

1. N. Ellsbery,
.attorney and Counsellor at Law, and
SOLICITOR IN CH.ANCERY,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
W ILL practice in the several Courts of
w Wapello and surrounding counties.
all business entrusted to his care will re-
GIVE prompt and faithful attention. Col
Lotions carefully attended to. Office 3rd
door North af the Ottumwa House.
april IS. l850.-y
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14

ROYAL SwINDLrNG.-King Ferdinand,
Of Naples. with the royal view of re-
plenishing his exhausted exchequer. is
sued proclamation declaring Messina
free port. Those who were simple
enough to believe the word Of king, en-
tered the port and stored their eommo-
-dilies; but when they attempted TO sell
OF export them, they were politely in
formed that his august majesty had
changed his royal mind, and would tax ey-
cry cents worth Of foreign produce in the
port. The merchants demonstrated but
in vain; they even asked permission to
withdraw their goods and depar. as they
had entered, but this was also denied.--
His majesty would not allow any thing
that had entered Messina, agreeably to
his proclamation, to be either Withdrawn
or sold, without first paying an enormous
duty of over 100 per cent on its value.
Among those who have been thus en-
trapped and swindled, are several mer-
chants Of Boston, some of whom have
paid the duties under protest. We un-
derstand that they have represented their
case to our government, and claim its
protection against the outrageous proceed
ings Of this royal zobber.-Bost. Alias.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14

u
last April!" he added.
81 am above such trifling." replied the
doctor, in a tone that marked his real
feeling on that subject. "A man who
could thus wantonly injure and insult an.
other for mere sport, must have some
thing bad about him. l should not like
to trust such one."
"Good morning, DOCTOR" said Bunt.
ing. The two gentlemen bowed formal
ly and parted.
If the doctor did not send the letter,
from whom could it have come? This
was the question that Bunting asked
himself Immediately. Moreover, the
resul. of the Doctors errand to New York
which had proved any thing but fools S
errand-was something that he could
not understand.
81 wonder if hadn't better call on
Wild e. Lyon! said he to himself at
length. perhaps the letter was no
trick after all.''
Bunting held long argument, mental
ly, on the subject, in which all the ros
and cons were fully discussed. Finally,
he decided to call at the place referred to
ia his letter, and did so Immediately on
reaching this decision. Still, fearing
that the letter might have been hoax.
he made some few purchases of articles
for his store, and then gave his name.
"Thomas Bun,ingr' said the person
with whom he was dealing. "Do you
reside in the city!"
Burning mentioned his place of resi-.
dence.
"Did you never receive letter from
this house, desiring TO see yoa!"
81 did" replied Bunting .bu. as j, was
dated on the first day of April, took it
for the jest Of some merry friends"
avery far from it, can assure you,"
answered the man. "An old gentleman
arrived here from England about that
time, who said that brother and sister
had come to this country many years
ago, and that he was in search of them
or their children. His name was Bunt-
ing. AT his request, we made several
advertisements for his relatives. Some
one mentioned that gentleman named
Thomas Bunting resided in the town
where you live, and we immediately
dropped him note. But as no answer
came it was presumed the information
was Incorrect"
"Where is he now?" asked Bunting.
''He is dead"
"What! Dead!"
"Yes. A letter came, some weeks
after we wrote to you from st. Louis,
which proved to be from his sister; and
to that place he Immediately proceeded.
He left in money, about ten thousand
dollars, oil of which passed, by will
executed before he left this city-for in
his mind there was presentinent Of
death-to his new found relative"
"He was my unclev' said Bunting.
"Then, by not attending to our letter,
you are the loser at leas. one-half Of the
property he left"
Bunting went home in very sober
mood of mind. His aunt and himself
were not on very good terms. In fact
she was widow and poor, and he had
not treated her with the kindness she
had right to expect. There was no
likelihood therefore, of making him a
partner in her good fortune.
Bunting was the real April Fool, after
all sharp witted and wide awake as he
had thought himself. His chagrin and
disappointment were great; SO great, that
it took all the spirito out of him for long
time; and il is not presumed that he will
attempt an "April Fool'' trick in the
present year, or even the smallest preten-
sions.
ROYAL SwINDLING.-King Ferdinand,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
Bertrand Jones,
A TTOR E Y A r. Law,

oTTUMwA, IOWA,
VIZ ILL practice in the Courts Of the Bird
wv and 5th Judicial Districts; and the
Supreme Court of the State.
0ttumwa, June 9th, lS49.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
r. n. Posey,

- OSCyS
ATTORNEY AT Law 4 SOLICITOR IN cHANcERY,
0ttumwa, Iowa.
WILL ttend punctually and faithfully
w to all professional business intrust-
ed to his care in this and the adjoining
counties. april 26th, 1850.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14
James Baker,
.AZ'TORNEF At LAW,

Office h the South Room of Mr. Myers
new faune building Also, Notary Public.
and as suth, will take the acknowledgement
81 deeds ind other instruments. He keeps
constantly on hand Blank Deeds, Mortga-
res &c. December 7th, l849.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14

Jmst Becetyea
"A ND fdr ale. eilarre lot Of James Medi-
"A eiAsa. By 6AIibsu + EropsnAm.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-06-14

70 I EFT.
1E eyvapsllo. Store Room and Ware
hsuo Ike best stand in Ottumwa.
Enquire o ]. D. DEvIN.
Nay 24Ah. laso.sw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
Trlnl of Aly.rudo Hunter.

Ae~.roLf-. NJ nosy. April . "a a.
The Cogr; Of Inquiry met again this Inorrilg, II
10 o'clock, \. N and proceeded 10 take testimony
as ~ she capture Of AlvaradO.
Licutcnsnts Shuttle worth and Lee, Of The Mssis-
sippi, and Lieutenant Marine Of the S,ourge. were
exam.ued-thr latter tisin. toll particulars ol Cap
tain Hunters course la attacking Alyargdn, Sc.
Lieut. Griffin a. the schooner Tam pico. who went
up 10 Tlaco'apou T. purchase horses. testified e
tie facility with which they were 0b,Hncd DC.
The whole course 81 Commodore Z ,rry ques
lions O. witnesses - nith view t. susta.n the
statement n hsoil ial reports t. Government n at
AlsaradO and is dependencies " re taken by the
combined American forces ia contradiction II the
statement OF Captain Hunter that be Was the VIC
tor, AMI farther 70 show what effect the Captains
pferipltate attack had upon the army IN preventing
the requirement Of draugtt animals and prov Sons
Whist Captain Hunter produces testimony 20
-hoU that TIE direction ol the army under General
Qltnen, Ia its IN ,rch . AlyartiI. could no. have
prevent d the retreat either q. men or hoscg rom
a varaio AID rs depcfde
The testimony elected Ia tbs inyesii alton VIII
prove q ycry interesting porIDn OF the bsto y OF
the war with Mexico. aud Of no little Importance
% some Of tn gallant spirits oi the navy especial
lv. pho participated "a that war.
Washington Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

,Ts1 Opposition FOR ALBANY and
i Ter a. 'fl -s,-vr TursoAy ! ~ D
avs >s-a-c.r. fa-r - c-nis Ihr
eonl.ai 1e. .',su.,r BUFFALO 81 cave tie foot o
Barcs - - above 81 i NJ. Fyr Pss-S-e spoy 90
ARA s@s 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

E, bank u lh' tgd,On Rive. ucafly opfo,lr NJ
- Cuzzsls' new hotel a. Wcst Poiu' atTo SIT dWei
Ing houses and ah0u4 i've tres of ia Oh and
-ar lle Ra rDai De pof being accessible 1 a AuI.i ff
aiIrosi. Inquire OF +. ANDERSON, al Alex I ~DN ar
Co = Broaiyray h-i 1.~'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

PETER PARA-, t.-l one . g.
ADMINi>I RATOh'- tIE % o.- -.
\ - - - hi h-D. l. lr =, O. o. '1cs
. - r-.,-rrr- = re s-- ~ Es-- q 'tr'-'p o.
- u-ff 81 s-r-r-l s-...rtr. con- - i pr 'tr
80 r.- s--.s- usf1- ar soft rt-if- 80 isl4r.
afr.- l4.l,-, Ec-e- az c.-a-lrr i-ii -.
80. or -o'h. So - =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

{ FUTILE Aucuoleer. ..
IIAND~ONE Ft'R>Ift X l., 3D.. Peili'h,,-' -
ii-rd q as.Ssr- o. p ff-lfr -.ul Ih I hND' - -
TfTTLy viii EEL 4. above ll- er.rr -rr lfr - ith
- r.g10g.~g ron tr- f.. cuf-s'ilE 'n "a .i
mi. fls. cauclrs cT4'. -r ga-t tni'' u -
Servo ~4t glt--Far-, fsfor Bah an- 'o'''-
sUrb.r utensils &C - 81. q.
A.. Oh P.nHug, sni E1grsyi'g' Cs---e s1 on re
IN. L. = r.- .lr Fms rH-I -
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ABRAHAM BARKER.


u Nil Nv ton Lower fHls containing siN engines,
viii Pie ps's Patent Washers driven by one iuh whec
al one iron urbirc wheel Aso, lsrsr pa orsuet-
beach uhs re- cutters dnsers boiler - feet
long 81 IN Dc e. irch four rincr msclire,
VIII s-am diver sud tnishiug seLcsrs, and al,
The request Apparatus cor manufacturing me book paper
A -, axe Stosk House, sud good spiiug Of vale
W lain Nf.N Get " lt mill
tn N situated The Lower Falls Deptt 81 the
Boat 20 sui Worc Railroad, shout u miles tom Bos
ION Il griag oui large GuSuy of psp,r AID 10 IA
good 40 con ce running order Fnr terms, spny 10 Tie
subsrriher Al ue mN D. ar 10 JONES Il WhFEL-
WRIGHT cor Wafer and DrvoushirS els kAkLt>s.
Newton, Lower fsl Anrll Is. ls'O k.I 2sisN rokS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

'''' -- o,- .4s.-~i 3D. -r nils oi ih- -,
Bs1s Tie .D)'e i"Na- ailr
,t.s dice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
THEODORE MALLASf AurfiOn~er
IAND~oNE HOl ~iIIpID ri RNITI RE

III Pi.r q n..-s = an.-forre 81 fau-iinu.-MALLABi
LYELL vii sell 90 auction WEDNESDAY. April p al
~ O'Clock ~ 81 " rhrr h-.f The entire i1rnufr OF
the house cons.n of B,ls.e- sud Ingram carpets e-
CANT pier p4ss piano fore oy Nuun- cost So srcrrla-
~ aud bookcs--. sof c'brs center and ourr aps a.
vans hail oil cloths dressing bureaus waslsiards Frrrel
bsd.tsaTs IL Ell IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

Z ktMP. AI'-Iu" IT -, ..
EURNITURf-Thl> DAY, ~ j. "."es ~ 100 -
/ b1mr'ck,. rrsr Hnds1r-.t ~ A me fufniill" con,
tanned 10 said house consisting o' ur ~ So 'e,
TH,ssy nd window curtains ard cofuces srg- french
80 r,xr,-i gsss 5,55 msrh e-'op CO. er l-hle- ara
general sssor,me-t Of furniture u fanny O'ea., -
~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
ADRIAN n. ILLER, Aurtlueer
IAND~O HOT -EHuID ri KNITt RE

i Tne Properly OF gentleman .esVng me 81 y r.
moved for convsriercs Of "a ADRIAN h. NJ LLtk
viii sell THIS DAY Apu - ~ Doc rcucs, n ne si-s
room VALE, hAncs,u. household lf li urr. CONSISTING
In part OF mahogany and black walnut sYfss chairs snd
dgan. mahogany bedsssds tables aud bureaus beds bed
ding, &c. &C. li| az IT.
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Room Trade.


g D 0 = = = > - - a. -
.y,r.- 1.r-,.. D.. MUSLIN s-t DR. ~ -
Y r.1.- is. ...-... - r.'.- I'D
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c--...y p..t = .-0l-r. b. .--' EN-
. .-..- Re- ..r ~r o. Am a..
g.~,.,- ,g..-t ~. 4 ----i-. 0. Ds-.~. 49,.
a.. de-. ss.. 80 I.- gr..-- I'D Voc. - u b..
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a. a. p--, p--.-r .- t I1-a--t D '-. ,,-s ..
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3D. paper -rGrs,3ER 10" 49,
s-i.s -
pcoNos RAPHlc EHcYoLo of'i DIE ..,.
49, l.-Ir TIE r.. .-4...r pr 20 d, ...,-.. .,.
IpANl -r-t-l uf ~f'' l'- ,...
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f.-N' P .e. = .-.-,..-, -. 0r ..- a'''~ 49, .--.
lirh ,,,..af H....-g t4sa -'"' - --7
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D-r'.,. ts.-es1 n--1 m.I- ~ ih- sH4. ia
sf.a. L' .r tr-a pare ll orr .. A- a''l.
r- csro.s0f P4t "l- Say 'Ae '.'-'
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c,-,... 2 : .ec.f-r - 7l-- c'uffsnt IN" WIZ
1' ,.rsr. i. ra- .f t.. Eo-s l-d a al lt' ono ID
,r..' -at.9~ 1B,rc8s-,t As.1-H - ,,,.f-p
..,5f.D.f " P..f-.er H0f FHr-.t D 80"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

klhBALL. Alcrou--r.
TOUGH Il KIMBti This DAf- l",dnes'
go Ann ;, l0 O'Clock 81 20 Blg~ - u-sr White
III Inc furniture OF the loI-c sug OF good ysri-ty
f.of.s cha- carpets. o cloths tugEet-, Buses ear
--f h...-rai- h4ir mattresses bedding, --e. " asl
sf,id. croker, Il &c Al.o. one mahogany EXTENSION
dning-tApr - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

,I-pEK,oK PAFLOR AND
(hNs'ri f -, = lNlIIEE-Oa WEDNt>uAf.
mn - a. n 1c.les II .63 1 -u.ris'' a n'-'-- y,
Ap',t Soen-.r g-r,r- tuts .o- tine % 80 40 70
v..,,, t.-rIrg Cattloyass = al en- - shAIih-l
ion. : % e..eh =. III - va "A II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

HOI $EHOID FJnHITIRE, Piano FORTE
/ RIGA CHINA l.. THIS DAY, Wednesfayf 81
house ~ Pruce-si KE MP will sci ~ shove h celia
ogH- a hantslrs s.s,rment ut Palor. DnlhE h'oil'
Chairs Kitchen Furiur-, Brussrs ard 81 er err,
ore ,irb p d,cors4d China Dnrer End TIA s-i one Chan
de- isr French Lamps valuable o. Paintings ons hana
some rosewood z ano Forte, &c Catalogues oh w
ing OF SAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

WIN n FRANKLIN, tucronser. .,.,.
VrOV~EHOID KNlTIRE.-W FRA n
tlLIN son GO -. SCI s. auction on W EO'f-''
nay Ann ~ ~ o O'Clock Al s.. >eyenthsy
EprnffuFc-Ar 0rlrlt o. lou-rtod llIuii'l- e'.'
si.rn. in part ~ rthc- .fy sosr. mahogany ch.- 20
,os,ny cer,r table sib- TOP rnsa0gsny 0eds-an car
r.ls oil Goth e.. fi--ll - a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

~ M-tOaNlt X. a. -'...-- r ...,.-
HANDSOME II ENiIi ~ q A. FL -
:. nd :. ~. D. 80 el a- f.-'i -f- .i.n-1 "
-. r.-. sling o. part q e. e.rssli fos' 40 80
h.i'' .-or.-- l-...I. 80 ru-' 80 brLs-r'
-. .1'-s -. t--.--ats '-erct ec't1tc' sn, "a
80 of a- or .nf b-c n r1'l -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
4 ,OINTKN HONKD ~ u
'rWO NOUNG GFNTLt"E> G

dafei wth hanas ineiy furnished spafin"ht iL't'
AID sr second or VT hresk as zrd ea and dln Fl
on SUNDAYS iu a private family Terms - ID zach ?.
week For further par cu.srs inquire a. Pathfinder Once
l3S Futon 81 up stare. al d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
DtS-EI.L'~ BALLAD SOIREE by his Band
H. taelrI Young Eocaisls VII b given al the Ch
nY,rTItII EXUIRITION FOR sALE-rhe

lISAtTItI L. EXHIBITION FOR SALE.-rhe
ID ode + Venice taDoIt lb by Il feet representing
every detail hat interesting CITY every building, bridge
heif carved ult ot wood And painted win the most
perfect fidelity gutup 10 Europe cos Oiover o.
Oo0 It's prrr, order-hls never been exhibited in
mis- country. won mssr fo~tune 20 any enierpr,ins
l.it'r ard ~. b- sod for So ca.h Inquire OF JOHN
GREENWOOD American Museum, where the model
Az IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
s FEW SINGLE GtNTi

A PAkTMENr~-NANDS STREET, BKOOkL1N.
~ sryrl 81. n minutes from the Fulton Ferry A
LAZY LenaN vauiug The comforts Of home IN aseSdy
respectable English fam ~. can be Accommodated from The
FMS, Of May with handsome the rrst tpoT fur
us1rd luigrl.hsj, win WI b. or partial board also
two single gentlemen - iog"rrr. terms moderate
lnolir" THIS wck A. tn corner a.! Nassau AMI Wash
iugton streets BrooSlvr, 4 snclr house. AZ p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

=, uAk-PrAhE tDIN;.~.-Mss klMBELf
- respect Ig 10 ilc cuzens Of New OH,
that WI give q ~ shakspe Readings In the
Lecture Room OF suyyr,gft | suute ~ follows On
Mondaq evening. April -, Romeo Ind Ju let, on We'd
ue.dsv evening. .ih A You LAs l., Frdsy evening,
- D. Hamlet
TicA-s Lts9 be- bad a. the usual places ard A. the
dlor R-adtng. % commerce ~ 3 O'Clock. az 3'seOd+
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