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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-17

A TITO RNEY FOR PROSECUTING
"a CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON The sub
scrloer undertakes the Collections, settlement and
adjustment OF all manner of Claims, Accounts, or
demands against the Government of the u States,
or any foreign State or Country; before Commits
sioners, before Congress, before any of the pub
ilc Departments the procuring of Patents, Army
and Navy Pensions, Bounty Land Claims, Soldiers
dues, Drawbacks, the Collection of Accounts a.
galnst the Government, and every demand or other
business Of whatever kind, requiring the prompt
and efficient services Of an Attorney or AGENT
A residence of fourteen years at the seat of the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
OF public business at the different Offices and in
Congress, added to this, free access to consult the
abest legal advisers ifneede,.. lustfes the under
signed IN pledgng the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch to those who may entrust their bu-
sness to his care.
Beng well known to the greater part of the cit-
zens OF this District, and TO many gentlemen who
have been members Of both houses of Congress- in
the last twelve years it is deemed useless 10 extend
lhis notice by special references
communications. must be prepaid in all cases
Chs'ses or fees regulated By the nature of the bu-
siness and lts extent, but always moderate. Ad-
dress H. c. SpAI1Ji1ING Atto,
NA@ien A. 1881 -Sm Washington, D. G.
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TOBACCO, SEGAHS &C.
WHOLESALE AND RET.qIL.

'EsIIE subscribers have now received their full
4 stock of TOBACCO, SJVUFFS AND
SEG.4RS, which added to their stock of home
manufacture, enables them to offer inducements
to purchasers to deal with them. The choicest
brands Of Tobacco will now be found at their es-
tabslment, together will, every description OF
Segars, both Of imported and home made No
pains or expense will he spared to render every
satisfaction to those bestowing their custom on
their establishment. Merchants and others will
find il to their interest to examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
G. II. COCHRAN s, co.
Stanton, Oct. Is, 1919.
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STANTON
DRUG STORE,

THE undersigned have just received their
L SPRING SUPPLY, and would respec,fnlv
solicit call from their friends and the public gen
orally. We will always keep On hand fresh AND
well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Dye-Stuffs,
the latest Patent Remedies, and general asso
'nent Of Fancy articles, Soaps, Peyfumery, &c.
-, %. All orders from Country Merchants and
physicians will be promptly attended to-
HARPER s. KINNEY.
Staunton, May 6, 1850.
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THE BRANDETH PILLS are sold at %
cents per box, by one Agent i'll every town in the
United States and in almost every CITY throughout
The world. Let all be careful where they buy, or
they Will obtain counterfeit. Buy only of men
whose characters You know to be above so mean
an actlen as TO sell FALSE for the TRUE BRAN
DREIH'S PILL. Observe the six signatures Of
Dr.. BRAlDRETH on each box
PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHIAN OFFICE.
241 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
For further information, see pamphlet on pu.ra
ton, by DIR. BRAMDRETH, which NAV be had
Wilhoat charge from the agents for the sale Of the
Pills, which proves thatby drawing the impurities
o Gu OF the frame by means of BRANDRETH'S
only possible means of striking the root
OF oil diseases. Thus making every one that uses
them their own physician.
. Inc barbarous Il ihhuman practice Of Bleeding,
CnPpng, Leeching, it is hoped, will be soon ex.
piooed, as experience has proved that we have to
DO nothing but use BRA VDRETH PILLS, which
take the impurities out of the system alone,
leaving The good blood to build and strengthe the
body while, abstracting the blood takes It's good,
as well as its bad parts. We soon in few hours
DREIH PILLS, but it takes weeks to recover
rom single blood letting. Be sensible, and new
er be bled.
The genuine Brandreth Pills cen5e obtained
at theJoHowing places
VIM: Kyle. staunton; W. w. King, Waynesboro;
VIM. H. Bell, Churchville; p. ~. Heskell Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs; j. r. Syrcle, Parnassus;
H. Messersmith, Mt. Solon; James M. Stout, New
Hope; d. 4 w. Whitmore, Mt Meridian; B. F.
Graham Greenvile; James $. Guy, Deer6eld.; Nc
Gufiin Il Co., Midway; Col. VIM. II. Allen, Green
valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, Marlborough
Spring Crawford Co., Warm Springs; Henry
Miller, Cedar Creek; S. B. Brown, Fishersve ;
N YIN. Dudley, JenninS's Gap; Taylor & Co., Oak
May 6.-2m.
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CLIO I H [ n G.!
LET the longest pole knock the
Simmons u!

WALDEAUR & POLITE, are daily receiy.
w ing fresh supplies of
AsEADY-NEADE CLOTHING.
at their fashionable establishment which they can,
owing to peculiar advantages afford to sell at lower
prices than any Of their acquaintance this side of
baltimore II any responsible individual doubt the
lact, all he has to do to satisfy himself u.s. to call
examine and compare their Stock with any other
In the market they are not more given to Boosting
than the generality of mankind, but they must,
when they look at their well selected and assorted
Stock OF Goods, own, and feel, that they have a
right to look proud. The following are a few OF
the Goods how in store.
SUPERIOR Fine Frock, Dress and Sack
Coats, of Cashmerett Summer Cloth,
Drab, Brown, Linen and Cotton Goats,
various colors, Fine Black and Fancy
Cashmere, Linen and Cotton Pants,
Black Satin, Silk and Fancy Silk and
Satin, Cashmerett, Cassineu and Linen
Vests, Caps, Hats, Crava,s, Handker-
chiefs and every other article usually
kept in Clothing Store.
Stauaton, May Is, Is5o.-tf
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FINE ARrs.

A AtRfChN All. uhlur.-IuE ANtUALDIsrHIBU.
n tun u falt ilars Is ll u Dasfah.r ~ A. Sub-
srlUr ~ zee u"fara tr fle rrs.t -sc i've an
Esrtaynr in rae o. Et lsitu fs 81 tlls f asa nom
w lsf'cf r.tiIHftt picture 90 Aauu fage Eerrsr 80
shallow. asd Eve Lee E,se4sinfs \, ~ 80
stIf tfife "a Il 10 tfrn te fhe fs
erutn' ar,i.t- ~ b..ln' ~ Arqfd,a, Nv OBJ Dover
,ire ot '.in.i. NJ nee att ~ iel 1ei Toe New
ard sfarc o. e di.I acton ~ putr. Brarts s'afus
a,atS en-. AZ over -, hsnesae aaiisrs aai 70
whfth hretfi ~ etl De- made from time fa a. .,vrv
% ne irftcae ~ tttf einfort Asswv tt-ss ~ p,v
shared vii 90 trupa re ioilerr aafarabis strsTba
bfram ct t1h by nl InanAtrslf Dfran3g me- Kpqbh
y Sstuo ifuttei httHt,d Tame uitotbs coast see.
hnnuufi ci loo tu Eoate ana .areha r.uga glaa ~
Lnath ot ktfard hah btntcs ether Zoe vars NO
bltnnq. uun legion Lrutge Church. Estsoit Dourfty
as others The inunff8 n he1a- sat re sxsr.aetv
etaifous uat ~ those ~ho intend sem. me.f ~ fey
tuo IRE trf Irsr ntnui DO fnrthi'h The fAv,sss ~
We tubc iu uow. ntrd ~ whtUa aaFtly hsfore tbe
slaifr " he toofs f rrevr us re- Al rfc as tkst
time ana 90 Ftsty "a he inttfsstf ~ ths ra hs Nv
e1stg ~ cor i.eo ~ coz ulcte thc afstftv lat AZ
IN .nry dly Sue Gsrrss frofl are uren saiiv from
A, v un,uioP ". - 81 Rrtsawsv
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nxpuNas A,.ENCil 80

GEteOhKH CALIFORNIA PAvx4ge EypREss--
- fcy tft mfhp We 0hgt. rupstaF.
~ seuve conteyanae pee AZ tenrer VII be dis-
patehtd TIT t1n Once having eh psrce
cApfsts uatet q eves des rptoH THE arrnn az s
tM cap e. rtug ~ e. RI descrptiun al tugi
aet entrusted tn u vii nee ti orlmrt do pstch slim
pre- W. pease t.te retie@ h4t al frtigh " thls line
iorvsrtt no The IhorreF river hssss5 Aoerear,
yeats 20 eftat fsk a asa b. pi,ying can pes
g.tNNt l avicod "nrIaa feeeivp1 unsl tho raarniDg
~ he cay ~ s.iins. snd ettcfs until ~ packsxss
10 reFht must Pc dtrvered ohoe prior tho
Ay - sAns whsft auUrE Warr shirm.nt eaverea Nv
manrtn' q. ftuH SON a ftrtIl'UgK. Managers an4
en. fs ftari strvef. corner ~ Wall. 2 Sshppers BY
,nls sets can avoia the eear
nE the'r eo"e@ a. The Custem Heuse reas,nable
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4 ,ahhOfstNSR ~ tuRNkD, " III FIND CrEgAp
- Neli msct shtrte. tIftery. nrder~aev
bEtAk shrt and Fuvriahirg store No s.ssr gscnsa'
L. hhtfOkN lA-rkANspoRfeTIoN ACROSS rHH
sn.ma tre Gov persreo transport fr-rt scros. the
..hln OF taie ~ THROUGH rraucieea. a. sbnrs-.
-rki ~ essa rstksse mnss ee % Vrrtsbe siss ana
~ ~ W refly covered asZ Co az n~s ~, 49,
etof ~ gage ~ sedsrt a. the 81 The rhsrgs -
- 70 - 100 .- -
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An.rNmrlI.srs iN pTrlr.AnEI.t,t,lA.

RARSbNS AUsfJH pHILA .fbpuTA.-P r BAR
~ gur, lfcpft $40 1aaascfi Hearf landlord. Asgs-
nt NaftFe ftrk o. laHrt ul lHir fneot A.
staea iHc fofrN fuiEvEs frf rnet rr ,svsr tia 80
Hfth pete o. Of no
r-et.r rs- na Wtfrtsda aaa eattrtav
Poe fofris a, amt will "a f .sta t .fsofn and
-vtuns- hl mes 10 Iiti d Ha nv Der.
th' tsd efo'eo pc ra vili be- h3 e. w Prg.ss1r
eWN thfrc rr-i.ffnan tH o. ID. fand o'clock
cleo, ~ wltftrrf .lrIN '+.n afifsanea
Whole. years =
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nOAEsDlatl, sso.

uDAWpAhu, &C.
nOAEnfNG---TWO HANDSOMELY rUgNfsTE D
- On the teaond doors also afnsc room. tbs
ird hor esa be bad BY applying az No College place
BOARD WANTED WIN a WELL FUaStSHgD
W Eocm. By erntiamnn sHd laiy-tasti Cor the laiv
onlyin Gentecl rny end neiEh lorhood where thcre
than huardcr No reference requtred rssse
address " q L., Broadway Pest Once.
noARDIEG "A FRoST PARLoa on rHs SEcoNp
~ hcor partly furnished 90 le with without board
Hatss IN the same fuor
puibD WANTFD.-A LADY WISHES no RRyr A
20 tocn ems sitting tccro m0fera els VII fnrnis
vh breti. 80 ans tea only. She u rrofesar ar ears
sntrE e az ~ quiet ard retired hats AID can svs @
hsh'st r.erecse Adcress l.. B.. Broadssy Past Oase
yee<-1~-ss-rr~~-~~-T- ----55---S--~-
~ bad N rltA.aAt aud -aIraAia .lantl.u ia 49,.
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10 600 pozts INDIA RgBBsR DOLLS HsADs
ahuac urcd under G0udyears issusd pateat Of De-
csrber gtth. 1919, the vssiy o. which laey estae
hrhee IN between Horace b. Day and Charles Good
ytfr An the q. Circuit Court. At Tfen0r, ~ Justice
Greer tdnf and for sale by the single loren.
~ The Manufactures, GOODYEARS Rubber Warshouse,
rs and ~ BreadFsy near Wall ct.
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the active co. operation of people along the line, and
their good wishes together with such other subscrp
tiops ss money ed II upon investigation be glad
to make to ensure its commencement.
The seaboard and Roanoke Railroad has been finish
ed and was opened for few days since for dis
lance of miles from the city of Norfolk On
Saturday. large party, among whom the presi-
dent and directors of the road. the members OF the
City Councils and other public officers of Norfolk aad
Portsmouth, took an excursion upon it,
tried before the Magistrates Court Of
Belltar. Maryland on the 9Th inst in which the
eeiver Of the Hsvre De Grace Bank plaintiff, and
the maker Of promissory note due the bank defen-
daDt The action for the recovery OF the amount
OF the note for which the defendant offered the issue
Of the bank in payment which, upon being refused by
the plaintiff judgment rendered in favor of the
defendant An appeal was taken to the County Court
Subscriptions for building the Maysyille aud Lex
iugton ReiIoad, Kentucky, are rapidly increasing.
Maysvie alone has subscribed $3.50 000viz $3.50 900
by the Grafton; s52 100 by individuals and by
sorations, the balance, It is expected that Mas
county, embracing Maysville, viii subscribe over
$4,000.
The annexed statement exhibits the movements Of
the Exchange Bank OF Virginia, the 30th OF Sep
TENDER, in each Of the past two years.
EXCHANGE BASK OF VIRGINIA.
Assets. 1919 1850
Loans to individuals &c. Sc 90 422 OF $36lS7l5 81
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

-s--~~~~---
E1UBBTR GOODS WARHuOUSE.-DsALERS HEAD
Ah.quarters Union India Rubber Company, 10 Nassau
ss New York where he I'd the TARGET and MOTT
ocmpete 0rtment Ot uoosyears Patent Ne allie, or Val
ened fubbsr God ever offered in this country oomprs-
srtice IN the rabber lire manufactured by tAia
company whieh viii le sold TO the trade factory
Costiy and export dealers viii find many articles IA the
we'll adapted 20 their trade and which will ray
hsnoi Irodt list 81 ssticies With prices attached,
viii be furnished ~ dealers when required.
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rYsuRhNcres.

hnstHhNOIbr'
4 IFE 1NtURhNCt TOR A 1RtFLE NO HUMAN
NJ btius aftatss between life ard dsath when 10 kB5wa
ttt ~ Otgrudnr fow erEs De secure the Hrst
avoid the lrs. Coug coitg end otser unt ard throat
Diseases leading " sah o. rciiof within h1nrs
ana ,nrey eartd In lev days, by the Il srntoaa
tct Liver VI Cafay Al che VIZ uss Of the Oh toat
farcc 20 rs naueeops Properties reutted ia ths
NEST ce ard cefhtful tauiy. tis she prepa-a
uon 1t lhVr .cn ~ nan which Jrtides hoge - 80
upre sgd asfures care Tor an other % 20 Viii
thc5nnfs and " tost ne suict Sai woisiai. an re-i
package.
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THE BALL SEASON.


NhUAL n All OFFRA KILN ASSOCIATION, GfYES
"A In homer of frsrkin thaTter, Ne - the Coliseum
Thursday evening November ~ aJ Tickets 81. be OBJ
tanned Of the following Committee Of Arransemaatsioh
Hopkins, ~ Orchard ttrccti Benny A Devnc y luenry
street, Charles n. Smith. 10 Columbia reef Wm a. 4.hn
stou Wet fwenty-fft sfceg Wiliam D. fersuaon "a
Dovcryi Thomas L. Thorno, Henry ttrees iaae y o.
tander, Prtst IS Fit sres tnoch stefheas, HeoY ~
sufoh ssree James kpp Treasurer, 20 Henry streot
ME-. sEARiNG's PRIVATE DANCING hND WALrz-
vl Academy, 70 oni btr.ef. New clafreH formns
ladies end young marers. Wednesdny and Saturda
haf pact three oalcct 7uegdav ara ftay 80 ertt o'clock
for Eentlcrnsn. Academies arl families attenisd, and
yate nftructons given every day frees o. usual For
terms and more fu Particulars trry 20 ar otfeitence
a. Above.
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MI ECHANIIs' HALL. Eu.sfg sFuADWAE d aoVu
Ns nrssa sst-n-ug1n every nj HuapF ht irek 81
inrtlert i.--rte ors.al OBJ. fsii k-asu NakftL Y'r
AiNtIhhlH. COM -i eos "a Dtisf all .Tn.iIt larru
oi ltentet aad e1p'r1tucrl i rlurf rnter tar
as'HeAf ti y. q ftfintB Hh fH a.urflr tHIH
.utorsiian o ilr f.rs have been h ever ~
tfhT to fff'rrl, aIf Isf lr,tlt .sd.a.cr fisf ~
tentG to0ts OBJ 20 40 0tf rat n1el no nEss
even rrictk Aitfrlre~ ac1rTr t-srraav ---.a
HlJa nE tt-er q. u
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AnusErrENTs m BaoCYrLYr.

DBOUELYN NuGEUH.-COHGE OF ruLrUS AND
~ Urnlse ttIoeta open every tvtuiur-fle tpsga q
Guy NAN NERihG (with en- Tho original uuHil) tha
Girffys lrorhtei -henry nsrirsm, ~. Dann iotd
harrtrirr, Nj Leach; Gabrielle ~. atytU julia Nannsf
inT, Kites NaEg ~ yiori Lucy ncrtum. Me- Hrbsr fer
ferrles Mrs. Lowell hlni an - Ger q. PArIagtts 81
: utR HetrrVtd tettH tslcn durar tho day CD ceuts
satuflay 81 lfnoon. Do loel-ah. AIni .leIla.
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PERSON Al.

THIS is TO INFORM CATHERINE KELLY, WHO
landed at New York 10Th November by the ship Lo-
from Dublin that Michael Kelly her brother
residing Joyce No. Morris street. New York whore
he will Be mostsEappy to meet her.
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bIB4ICAL.

b.
MUSIC L-TEE guAEBfEAEg CONCERT MUSICAL
t tecicty, comroset ~ mrt able mcustrs oi enc
chtra onHrfea o. the I1nf Lind CrrrtH undr Tho lreo
ton 81 ko % Tra'ftd a. receive oriers lrr
eofs fcrecs, tas Act nua furnish from to e. four
teen trtisff o. Re reU4rfd DrfrrB o. left
heaaIs Scharfentcrr Luis, f3 nroatesYi Krftstar a
breusng. go BroatWsyt tho 81 A. Eesgs al
Iaursn8 street. Trcasuter OF she Society.
TINE CELLBRkTED PHfNA DONNA AND TE CHER
tiTra ELiHA ALEhffNf, Gis Hf~adwtv hcsifsa t1s
Lvt1t ~ OF imtat.1. viii 90 her aehula-s
TIE rdralfrr4H OF emulation. sf rOrHestiul.
dercc qualts highly ncc.ssry lor tho at frear
having ed large saloon, aui cfcairg weekly private
ccrt whore her pupils ard herself only will sing before
iaslitnatle audtnte, even 1huriday
A LADY, GIVING LESSONS ~ VOCAL ASD IN
IN stfuntntal MuMc wsf1s form " few gaze
~ n'e ~ th nefhhotheod ~ Tornkns square o. az her
oSp refIdcnte. she viii form Glass In snguE fr v1uug
laaios Terms moderate. AMY a. Ne. ~ Aacaougtl
street, corner OF Amity.
INOa sALE.-A FIksT RATE, OLD SrYIE PIANO,
q eHesent tone. Addf,ls y. w. 81 ths ones Of New
Hork Herald.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., wANTmD.

NNANTTD--BY A.sIN0bR GENTLEMAN, A CoNFORr.
able and neatly furnielcd room aud closet Win tea
and brcnkfaa In respect able priyae family residing 10
Barclay, hurry Warren atrea bcss fereaoea required
ard giytn Please address q. A. Herald once.
w AETED-TO LEASE, IN CONNIE .TICUr A OOM-
w modiOus house rr0undg. calculas0d for B1yl
boarding School capable 20 accommodates about twenty
bOsrders. To be situated the SQUAD cetwssn Grs,nweh
ard ke~ Haven, Connecticut. Addrets TO d. Bcr No. GO
tost Once, New York.
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AWAY WITH CATS.
"A Per mice and rats
in cellar loft closet,
You'll quickly kill,
" GYONsPfu
You safely there deposit.
linear the haunts
froaches ante,
Or bugs you place tie Powder
They'll eat and die,
Though and
'Twould hu rt no ere than chovier
rcr sa'e ~. JoYN's Depot 40 Roadway, New York.
COMET, lNscRIBED TO MRS. JgRvIs BY a LADY.
~ Nov when the air 10 chilled BY waters breath.
Ana tender lungsnsw irritation fet
Now, when ption whets the feythe OF death,
And IN fair cheeks doth plsce her hectic sea
Now, while there yet Is time 70 cheek. 20 heal,
Apply. u health s aweet, the means OF care
Let one who's. life was saved, that me,ns reveal
And teach the sufferer safety 90 secure.
feek Nrs Jcfvis. tho remoe ial power
Dwells In her candy-dwtlls In that alone.
Use it. your cough viii Loosen every hour,
And your hoarfe voice resume us sonarous tone.
The lung relieved. their ofice viii fulhl,
Andhcalth be yours, without isctor's iii.
Mrs. ~ avis Gold Candy, cold ~ Ms. W. Jervis 500
Bto.dwty. and tv druggists generally
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CoLDs, RHrugSTIsm, MGRCUaIAL CoxPLAINTs
" Erurtions % the skin Nc.The recon atiopa OF
Dgs kots, Stevens. NcNtvsn smith. Dixon, hstt. and
other eninfrt physeans for the tweny-tx ye.~s
the efficacy CAROLS Napor aud Suirhnr Baths IS
Barclay street remedial arest for the above
GoURAUDs HAIR RESTORATIVE ~ WARRANTED
" " force the hair 10 grow prevent its falling on aud
Turning cray and making stif wiry hair soft, sky and
slossy trial bottles ~ eents esah uoursuds Liquid Hair
ID, will change red or hair TO bean fu black brown
IN few minutes. Found only st7 Wslkrr
from Broadway; Bates Jordan, 23 Wasnington street.
Eo.tcn.
CAUTIoN-THE sUBsCaIBER HAVING AsCEa-
u taned wth surprise and regret that vead-
ing spurious srtice o. Bttess as Of hs mannfasture
deems Of Justice himself and those wh0sc
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CHANeB or hours ArrEa aOrpAV, Nar OCr0-
" ter-Ctrden asd kusoy KsDross Line Ter rhilsdel.
roiA ~ ncon Nv stsanhcst Sshn fSter daily. Sundays
sxoepted, from rer Nc. 7 Moth River. Fsrs 60
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kMUsFMENTg.

RowERY TREATRE.-BENEFIT or MRS. wALoorr.-
~ sTa,y svfni1s IA viii :. repeated sss d.sma
seott tie Duke o. fronsac. kr. Tton: sasinier, Mr.
nsmiton; rget Mr. Johnsoni Henry fslot, NJ. roPe
followed by the comedy q the MOUSE DoG-Nr. Clink-
scales Mr. Johnson; Captain HaI sAr Hamilton Dust
MI Wnsns Betty Buncle. Mrs Walcott-The performance
Capt Copp Mr. j Scott Boxes rs cents; pit ia1. cts
Doors half 81 TIE will o'clock
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kpY JOSEPH HEG EVAN, AUCIIONEER Az,
ID November o. st 10 o'clock A NJ No - Piarpont
rect between Henry and Hicks streets, Broos large
assortment Bepsehold Furniture; excellent
Nuens 4 Co; Sofas, mahogany AMI GOOD l. unges;
Lades' and Voltaire Arm Chairs mahogany walnut and
other Oh 8rs in har 10th; tine snd plush
top sofa and centre Tables sdeboari Dress Bureaus aud
Wristbands top Dning Tai les; mahogany French
ard other BE sssds Aattrese eds royal
Wilton aud brusseli Carpa.s; Oil C tia Mattiug,
Solar and Fall LAMPS. Grandnles GSndeabras splondid
Nnsow Curtains aud Fixtures, Sc &c. Catalogues the
auction room.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE ASTON PLACE-l5T7 SUB
L scripton gbt.- First time in America, Donizetts
grand Opera. Parsna with entirely Dresaes
froperti's &c Signora rrub Bene1etd sisnor forts
signor Beneys sLnor kosi. FRIDAY EVENT. Nov s
viii he perfo rmed DoniEettis g-aad opera in acts OF
PhRIsIkA-Parsna signora rruh Bens etti Ugn Signor
Frrt AZEo SgnoI Beueventsno; Eruesto sig. Roo medn
spn'rs Avssdro Conductor aud Director Max hGrs,Iek
Chorus Master, ar Hnner. Secured Seats ParqueJ ana
Bo1es, s. 90 hdrisscB parquetts snd Boxes tho
evening Of performances, 8; Amnh'f heatre % cents
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W BROWN, Observation-Disclosures rURNf-
C ture. Pianoforte, &e. This dav. Friday Nov ga,
az o o'clock, at 80 u sgoadway will be s,i ct auction
wi hOut large valuable stock Of
hoeany painted and ensmed furniture comprising
terable assortment worthy the of buyers Ass,
Rosewood Pian0forJe mouse furnishing acfcies
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CBhNeK eF LocAIIoN.-Or AND AFTER rgELvK
~ o'clock, on Thurs3av. November ltth al freghs for
BRIDGEPORT bousatonos aad kansstuek kAroads ain %
received AZ the New York sbd ffw Haven haoad depot
in Wen e street. instead Of feet q MARKET street hereto
fore psNo steamboat in eonaecen With the RaiirosdS
after the Above cate.
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qrsAvELLERs' eUIDE.

NDw YORK AND PHrIAnELrBfA.-NEw YORK
hRi philadelphia uitsctItital states HAIL Lima
ihrevsh 10 ~ hours New Jsrsey Hailrad. Fare
tssd 70 So Tor rst oiats end a. y sg90ni GLASS leave
New Otk - A. ~ from zoos q Corrtienat street an 81
Yhh tnd 4. from foot q TitsIty street. teays hi-
streat
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~ tlsck leather trunk With India Rubber late Pre-
nailed the top, and card tied Of the
tfrdes with the address, Rev. Mr. Lawrence Passenger
Tie above hsvs teen taken away BY mistake
~ a the passengcrs. hoover may have the
toye viii he suiatly aarded BY returning 20 the D.
y A. r. " steam Co.'S otnce. D. Roadway.
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ms INHIBIrlOH AND SALE, Az TIE GALLERY. SIC
" broaaway, the celebrated picture. ~ Count dOr5ay
the Se of life. u Queen Victoria uorfehass" I-
portaht works, ~ TIE ls'e g. Welt, p a. Of tbs Angel
appearing 20 HHEar aud ls1tat The TrrDph Of Love-
And iul length portrait % the artist in his HUGio with
Death on the Pale Horse" his easel. With beautiful
drawings sod other tine III tho ancient AMI
school Atmittsnce. l25S cents from Q A H till p. "
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~ welt benefit Of Mr. Charles Burke. Friday evening,
Nov ~ the entertainments viii with tbs comedy
OF the WOOL DEALER-Degteronomy Dutful Mr.. 9.
Bur4ei Captain Oakley La Favor; Amands, Mrs Drew;
Betty Misc SMITH. To be followed by the RIP
VAN wISKLE; or Legend OF the HaatsAlll Noun aims
Rip Van Winte, Mr. O. Burke; Kniekerhooker Her7crt;
Derrick Van slous Wemyss alice hrs Drew Losenga;
Emily The VII ole conclude with the drama Of rae
pEopi Els WYERSol0n Single, SIR &. Burke; Robera
Eowerd, Mr.. II Watkins Grace Otis. Mifs e Mestayer
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po'IgUOIJ UU S4'Jo0 III %
companion Of the movement in tho leading de-
partnents, Tor several years, presents the annexed
sfa