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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-27
The Union-Ths following was on

The Union-The lollosipg was one
Of ne regular loasls Al dinner isiely
sirsn 10 The Hon. Garrett Davis. Of Ken
lucky. by The members Of lie Louisville
Bar:
The Union: Ensire. indisisiblr. and
sacred: he strength and glory afihe Re
public. Next 10 our Maker. !, Challenges
our highest re,srsnee. We pledge ou
lives. our fortunes. and our sacred hon
10 maintain H.
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The Panama Railroad Ills stated that the
celebrated firm Il Barring g. Brothers. have
taken shares in the Psnsma Rail Dad 10
The amount of 100000.
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Fraternity of States correspon.
dence Of most interesting description,
between Governors Wright. Of Indiana,
and Criilenden Or Kentucky. has been re.
Gently published. Both ls,ters breathe
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de most pIessers, bu,ks Nho has sten ,he
fsuesi sorIoEf. The nllionaiFe maj hAs
.,be rous twice = year. : POI near 50 hap
nv - poyeriy esen-PEosided PIosef1.s
enjoys soed health snd ran buy bis takers
ehear.
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The Panama RaiToad.-It is stated
that the celebrated firm Of Bs-ing & Bro
lhers, have taken shares in the Panama
Railroad to the amount Of 100000.
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re rlrohgssi devotion 10 The Uhion, ana
display ) reciprocity 81 good feeling Dc
tween ) rlsreholdipg and non-slasehoiding
Stale uhich Others uould DO wtlli 10 copy.
Governor Wright seul some public oeea-
menls of his state N Governor Cnisenden'
accompanying them With an invitation 70
The I.rier 70 pay him win IN May nett
which ihe laIler promises 10 do. i possible
and sends in return. fo,ns kenineky doen'
menfs. 8ov. Wright has also exiended !
similar Invitation 10 Gov. French Of hli
nois.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-27
csrsroadtaes d deny. Journoicf Commerce,
Washington. Feb. IL, 1850.

ts,ire have come fuH Of information Of q
novel and important character. on the
subisc. Of their country. Mr.. +. b. King
is also here. and made his report. had
the pleasure Ia congratulate hum on his re-
:urn, in such excellent health and spirits
notwithstanding his severe illness and
his defeat as candidate Tor the hohors oil
shs new State. whose foundations he has
aided 10 establish.
DIR. l;win is a man Of much tact rs well
a. energy. and is 10 exert decided IN
Anenee on the great subjert before Con.
gress. When he left the Honse Of Repre-.
ssn,atiyes few years ago. he says. all
his Southern colleagues were IN favor Of
tho policy Of intervention as 10 slavery N
territories: but now he found them oil q
different opinion; bull he himself had mol
changed his We've. The people Oh Cali.
fornia had acted upon the superstition,
that they would be permitted 10 regulate
their own domestic affairs, without dicta.
lion from Congress. He and his col
leagues say thai il line were drawn by
The parallel OF go 30.' there would be nc
slavery South Of that line, any more thar
North Off. Their views and sentiment,
are decidedly rational ON this subject.
They feel great confidence inlhe strength
and resources and deslinics If California
The State can maintain with comfort !
population Of len millions. The country
10 The bes, for embarrassing in the world
and il will be The richest grape-growins
country in The wcrld.
The gold region is inexhauslible. Moth
fng has ye. been done. butte work some
gold which has become separated from lsa
native bed Of quartz.
They have brought specimens OF The
gold quartz which composes The wlioi'
Tango Of mountains and hills, running
nearly parallel TO the Sierra Nevada; AMI
this quartz rock yields two orilrce dollar
worth OF gold 10 the ponnd-so here aregol,
mounlains-hills Of gold. The dust AM
lumps which hitherto have been found
are The residuum- Of the quartz washe,
swsy. The sand is impregnaied will
gold, and the articles Of antique potter.
which have been discovered exhibit gol
den particles. In fact the whole soil
impregnaied with gold. They have ais
brought rich specimens Of cinnabar.
There is country, Mr.. King says
between New Mexic, and the Rio Cola
RADIO OF California. and North Of the ella
which will form separate State, and on
ofQrest importance.
Tie lixalion uf boundaries IN the Cali
fornia Constitution is absolute. Their
is no discretion given 10 the Representa-
lives and Senators TO assent to an altela
ton. and if Congress alters them. the Con
sli,u,ion must go back 10 its orIgin'
source.
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From The Nashville Union Of February IA.
The SOu,hern C9Rrentien. --TtlneSare agsiRil

II
1.-THE movers in this scheme abroad
will moi fail 10 mark the fact that the l.e-
'gis.alurc which recently adjourne d refused
10 couniensnce the proposed Convention
here in June--refused 10 appoint dele.
galcs to il--on The contrary, condemned
its purposes. as set forth by some Of lis
advocates, in tho most decided msnner.
A. strong indication The feelings which
prevail in thai body. the lower llouse,
just before its adjournment, passed by an
almost unanimous vote, the following re-
solutions, " hith were introduced by Mr..
Alien:
Resolved By the G. neral Assembly Of
The Stale &c Tennessee. Tia, the rh'ei
source of happiness and prosperity 81 The
people OF The United Sta,ess both as indi>
viJuals and as a nation, has been confer
red by aud through the Union Of the
States and The adoption of our sacred con
sti'ulion-lhc adoption Of which was el'
fccied by the compromises and eonccs'
siUns OF our patriotic sires, both Of The
North aud The South. And,
Resolved further. That the coniinua
ton Of that happiness and prosperity. and
even liberty itself, depends upon the pei
peiuiiy Of The Union. :. one and mdyisi
bIe." That tile slruclion of The cause
Of liberty IN our own beloved land will no
confine lis effects to The borders Of ih,
home Of Washington, but wouli soun'
! the dea'h.nelI af liberal government il
every part Of The civilized world.
/ Resolved further, That the patriots
people Of the Stale Of Tennessee. depre
eating The said effects OF tisunion q
these States, to themselves. 10 their chill
dren, aud 10 the weld; and also feclin
a sacred regard 10 the memory and eel
vices Of their Revolutionary fathers, ,cil
stand by md d.frnd The Union. at a
hazards and 10 The iGsf eriremify."
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ssnlssd de measasts q his 4dninis,rs-
lssa. and 10 yield 10 Them wise and
steady support. | eoaisss thzs my hnal
hope Coz lls eaaniry ~ill b fai depsir.
Ills foreign p.liey-Pesse with I'll ma
fions. interference wilh Rone--snd feli.
rioas observance af treaty stipuiaiions. =
The root Of I'll political morality while
Lie domesnc poliey-s non interference
with coordinate departments OF Gorern-
mens-is The basis ef al civil liberty. lei
party Is 20 reckless nav~a-d~ys. as 10 al
lack doctrine 50 raiholie as ihese.
Bal, gentlemen. am wandering IRON
nv mark. Ny only psrpase IN writing
MAS 10 bear disinieresled testimony 10 me
salos Of your labors TO the country. and
As part Of ihai country. 70 offer 10 yor
nv most hearty thanks. Hoping thai
fhe passion which now rules the hour may
be momenlary. and that the present ex'
ei,emeni may coon pass away. leaving
our present Constitution and present U
mon intact, I Subscribe myseH,
Tours, &c.
The following lines, let cut ly mistake. shou's
kllow the l3sA line from the beginning o. th'
srticls
and Austria, in Quest Of more liberty
more security. and more happiness thai
we now enjoyl Dissolve the Union! WIT
are 10 be our new partners! Where vii
be oar lines Of separation ! write on
The banks OF The Mississippi. Will ih'
States above-like Ohio. Indiana. Illinois
and others-every year springing inis
being, consent 10 have the mouth OF I'M
noble river closed against ,hsm!-Loai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-27

The Legislature Of the State oflndiana
has made provision 10 procure block Of
marble, 10 take It's appropriate place in the
National Monument al Washington. Il is
10 bear The following inscription.
INDIANA
Enous no North No S,uih. notliag but Ike
U,Ion.
Taking il in its largest sense-ihe
sense which, no doubt, il is intended 10
convey-no sentiment could at this time
be more appropriate. Il expresses the
deep feeling Of The people Of Indiana;
which. while il is free. ready. and willing
TO NANTES, in every lawful way in accor.
ding 10 the South her Just conliiulinnal
rights. is nevertheless equally firm and
uuyiel,ling in the determination To sus'
tain The Union al ull hazards.
Indiana paper.
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Irhatnsan i. moi hapriest who has seen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-28

nrNocrATiC kEfuBLiCN> CONvENrioS-Ar A
IL nee Ing held a. TurmSnY tzn, Wednesday syenrs
a.. ~. dax i 90 d.eTs chosen 80 ~-.tian
dissrets ~ ths oth mat. ths feila ~ng recitation
aacpt.d and ordered g be pull tsts-
B,sels 3D. Thst IN The .i.ci"n d.'rsss Nhisa failed 70
the -rh last 90 this the de-
electors lie RECOMMENDED
css,grated, Tuesday eyensg the sth
DAY 80 May Instant a. o'clock for ths Of nlins
such vaGsnc.e. nay exist.
convention then RdJournet to meet Wednesday
tvcufng. the ai,h day OF NAV instant, at o'clock.
L. u. SHEPARD Chairman pro tom.
AIiAS A.dy,'.n secretaries pro TEN.
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WATERING PLACE.

T'HEsTER or WILLOW SPRINGS CHESTER CoUx-
" ~ fernsti This extensive esatshnsnt having
ten thnforeg ted ur - place ~ resort the
ltot en 81 ieal wi opened for the Vton o
tn ~ te W. ~ june Those vhoae object " reercatsn
A. vgil % hote who are iuyads aud ressra.c 10
ienh, vii end She tptrgs dtiiyhal place ~ 90
Ter o. aud promote comfort.
IarisulAr has teen taken Ia
enuf q ~ 81 tat " necessary fr a.. trea e.t ~ i,vsds
hy ue ydrorsc Traetice aud in tha re- s The srr,.rs
inr hes been srghteA atsers. -
p.ation nsy be made 60 Mr. A. r. Gisss o. the Wash
ihf'n bore - sntlTtla Vito has kirdiy eonseaed 70
Is ~ nteied inform icn by letter dstccJ 90 Mrs NJ
Ne we ss lruItietrefs and manager Chester springs
thesttr comfy. Pennsylvania
lie grounds about tie estahslnea. have been laid out
hd proved with much ard nothnE has been ef ua-
dove o. fats TIE syrsas popular honate resort
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or G.crris IL appears that the 3Oth OF April tas
loans and discounts of the Marine and Fire Insurance
Bank u ssv~nnsh amounted to s4sS e3s To- exchange
ssSI ss 46 specie s<5245l co. circulation sos4s5
dcpoiis s25r as notes and bills under protest. con
sd-r.d gooi. s32 ioo; doubtful s53il; bad s2s7;
capital stock, seso.ooO; profits aud reserved fund,
l-ssSl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-28

HORSE TOR sALE-A DARK cHEsNyr LADY's
Htrge r,re in the saddle perfectly safe In bis
pc cUnftitntuns has carried leiy for
ueiat years Can .. Burtaaks Livery Stables
adjoining ne Inior Iiaee Hotel, sis,-enth street.
IIonsts FOR sALF-A VERY FINE DARK BROWN
Hrrse. sixteen isncs high seven ycars old, Kind in
eouhie herss -~f ~nier tNe ssfti-:
s,,iph arver last traveller. Also. q hay maze ~
ysrs old sbout fifteen hands high. sud Canadian rcsv
~ vst from the country Can he StswHrts staba
In Liberty street, beax Wet street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

EAsE N WALKING. AND CONFURr 10 the FEET.
IL The Parnus tcfrm Leather Cloth Boots aud Shoes
generally used IN Enzlsnd and France
70 the American ruiie 1he advantages " hi. material
their rshi'y and extreme to the feet. They
hard crssk. r. resemble snes,
end bear brilliant psssrs p.rucuiariy 81 sptsd for
leatkss. y Go. HALL 40 brsaAWay.
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AMVSE M4Nsfs,

IlROADWAy THEATRE.-g. A. MARSHALL 80 ':
40 LsssseTuesaay evening Nay 18Th viii 80 presented,
ils peti : comea, ofthe OLDER OF FOkrUNE-Duk i
n. Mis- Horn; Bsapprc Mr. Whiting CAPITA
pRsnrke NJ Hudson After which Grand Diver issmeut
~ ssrOrs Cfpo,s aud sgnor Nsr r. he foowed by
fare 81 tie IRISH sRCRETAkY-P Fitzgerald. Mr.
Hsss sr George CourIy Mr. Fredereks Ellen oartly
Mis- Olivia To son slnds with the farce Of SLASHER AND
skAsnEsEsiash,r, fr Chairman; Crssher, Mr. a. shaw;
hor si.s Horn Dres. circle and Parque 3)e.; Family
sIf third circles. 9e; Gallery, lsXs
~ isLuS.-TuEsDAY EVENING, NAY IS THE PER
formsnse will commence Nth BrosEhAm's comedy u
AosANt AN d EEALIrfAsper Manly Mr.. Chi pendalss
uns.r h"sy nr lynnsi Jack swift NJ troughsn Frank
sef Mr. John seftou Rosahe Mary Ta lori BarbsrA
h.nl! srs Vernon; Blossom Mrs. BrvugLan Between the
Sth acts, inrsrmis-iDu an
manifest osh room will be thrown sPon Pro,nsHsdS
Musics'e Admission to all the house.
n'sis Bese- s. Doors open at half TO commence
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HAIpROAD.

" fhilaaeiha, o. oeloci A NJ end hslfpsst o'clock.
~ Sac eerss
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DIX. cgAELts srsDEs


DRruNDE REsrfCTrtIiY * FORas MS FRfESbs
,rd e pm -. that be has hec owner 81 q. la-c Dr.
fnfeet Nserthre bstatfithmeuta Bnsea'ie, twp and
hah nile from the Norhampton Va lroad Depot, saysn
hsurs roe from New York o Roston. sni Ave
from All any, situated In Of the pisss.nt valleys
o Sew t,gand surrounded vi'h vcsa grown bills ard
shsdy vahs ana ahuntantly supplied With the rures,
ssst aud coolest water Tie air spare and heal Nv
AMI hs climate mild and sueesNe. The snd sgs@tu.
Isrrc.ss such a. srss Plunge tshs deu,hss snd airy
symnssrn &c. Tire aosctor iesrg the earliest nov
living oseiIe 81 fr.essnts crrenserr sad having
xperenee ~ more thss fifteen years q bis own his wrinys
en- vser enrc being IN the hands q every Eurorean
afoIsh horcs 70 resrosd 70 reasonable
tsc NAsef the part ~ those
sufsrers Who may sonhde themselves him TIE esabsb
nov .ren Iss~fssthw pAxusulars, psass apply "
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To thc Ladies and Gentlemen oil the Company Orchestra
Attaches, Sc, Of tn, As.lr Place Theatre
LADIES AND GENT IL beg t. acknowledge the
ccipt Of friendly letter. ami The which
accompany H. by The hands OK committee, Messrs Seae
Roberts, Mason, LozieT. &c.
somewhat taken by surprise. the crcum being
wholly unexpected. To alteration the rising
"erook the pregnant hinges OF the knee where tariff
follow iawning is unusual haterY bot here feads
indeed who rush IN the stutm shake haud with
From you, who have been the witnesses OF
ertions and partial sufferers In my losses this piim
50 hatterng 20 PRIDE ard soothing tony appputment
it lie strong testimonial 0f integrity 81 che
memory 81 which shall deeply cherish
With thankfulnegs scceps preferred kndns-s AMI
appoint the evening Of Friday Nay 3t for he -nsit
have so literally rendered remain lsies aud gentle
mUn yours, fHihfilly CHARLES BASS.
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DANCING.

-,N,rSc ACADEMY, no GRAND STREET, THREE
aocrs from Eroadvay.-Mr. SARACCO, the only pro-
me new dances known in America, has the honor
- inform the vsers Of Ssrsora NewPort a. of the mp
usually honor hirn) that his saloons
- 90, every say; and those ladies snd gentlemen who
d 10 honor him with their patronage be assured
~ sarr Thy his unique method fe~ lessons All the nev
"a fashionable dances
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Y L II y
N Of Prisons American Mammoth Double Grand,
Piano Forte. at the Apollo Wednesday
Nay 29th--Mr. JAMES PRISON respectfully informs his
friends and the public that; Consequence Of
applications the Instrument. and the
guert Of all those the first will the
Concert above when viii play
time, the Mammoth Double Grand Piano Forte The fol-
eminent artists have kindly volunteered their au
able seryees:lIoHman, Burke, Boucher, rirsson King
Timm, Kyle Lisfeld Johnson and Scharscnherg Doors
Z. Concert O'Clock. Tickets Fifty
Cents each to he had the principal hotels
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100000 90, np. z Is s ssaR1y u HAZE

1900, 600 10, or q. n9r :. b SsAeI5 n HAVE
- nj practical men IN the rpor 70 afaw % Toe worlds
highest snd fhcs iud-rs 81 tha horse ~e a. other
IA cr 4 general nature tnh- Gl.sur, ant f. proud
are tis,ias uis6s vsirasy sarssor W Hiram wso,
8. issac waoufur, William Wheelsn. william ID -p1rts.
willard v Reed, lewis g.. Reefs. tlrurd j1ae Nlliafa
sar &C y sstcerstdyte. John " Ci'hsid Gee. Burns',
hathern W. Hsrr'nrtor. wa sttgrfa sl''v o. ne
in.ty terartsn OF M.ssrs. Krp Br,wn's extensive
% i.'uent An NJ their imtl nunterg u hprser. hs
ays q even get AZ ice fails. nai th great renedy
uttsr remedies offered Ter sal fr hc hre a. that
leais all manner o. sores. cuts lcas and bruises ani
W tfr' cal. 81 cures fhe Cole st41ta1sousiF ani
~ ess treafs MP tle Hcaycs % The t1tnm, an. pfr-
80 rsmstef. Which 81 ics only uhic ycr
usne the and - soon a. stop rises are teu ts
49, 20 90 10 aho,c resfrs yancs rpty Brothers. IN
ahd 90 ~ ' mammoth es'srlis' 0rf. have used u thc
la Tour ie'rs near $40 tts. Ticy asf " has never
y 80 r. hta,,s and AZ other umgrt g Of the h'r.e
n ~ tsiiug g the shove. ia'e
ions, but are indisIushe fac rot o. De - asia,
- ~ he strongest and mo. Trnnis % ~
ne VIA ~ ~ 'hat about iy src tte lccn intro Tweed
Of thcm Aayirg keiluxr for ths'r tarrs al slat
most sfhfs Nnd cheering 20 i at 90 ts tren W ars
trme-t hra htt Hos certainly ~ sifoaser proof
cen te wen ifs wonderful curafis pcrcs Any pfr-
snt vht VII call On De- kasecr a. hs cshral aerl. ~
~. ircaavay. shall have all Va trtr grrencs psi
le iskt Eatsfy them IN evcry r. P't sglt ia very
o' f,i ~ ~ ecrts each. n pr d,ea Nv eomisfn.
lar1e atduciCn mad, Tor ptarl street a
~. ituegts ant Ssidcr generally throu9 h,ut the cty
sre touh'y No 90 nr hdsay.
MIS- pnEARAS ANB MRs LUUfs' rArENr NBDo-
~ nns sufrorters fr the curc ~ aessue Or rnptute
slfnst. md without back tad. An lftrrs tp1GtratD
It"hl y ri''tNed 10 Dnce. lf farut street,.
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~ ,hSn con on attraction for the treasurers benefit
Mr ~, Hioe ava W. Barton in the piece J. G.
b"Inst resuuy Informs the patrons of this establish
reh hv s oe ~ van take plaes Wednesday evening
MAY Th Mhen rill he performed popular comedy Of
PAUL PRf with the folio powerful east Of
Coz Eaihy a H. fiaeiee; This first Appearance at this
,lcstrs Paul Pry. Mr. Burton Harry stanley, Mrs J.
nm Phebe Miss g. Chapman Mrs subtle Mrs Wurbes-
And for The first farce by Morton called THREE
ljCkUoS. ia which Mr.. Jordon Mr. johnson Mrs Kussell
asd niss Chapman viii appear. Box Book open.
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DRY sssoos, de.


INIoRTAsT sALr. Ar CpsT. or EMBROfDrnfEs.
lates. aud Drtss Gcrds.--tslrre stewart Co. 50
Broadway. have determined sell tc balance Of che
a fmhrtderie iuccs aud Dress Goods cost.
~ che advanced 81 the T-sy
early orruuty " dug 10 trr that the Ia lies q New
Work may avail tmsef Of the bargains their
departure ?" the country and The various watering places
thor wardrobe hiss be reritrsed nearly hsf
the usual c"tt our stock the p1tc ~ this sel
avAte entirely new, ard cgnVfses al that u novel and
,sahtfee Naleuccnnss and other thread ncs real VAL
i.n ene. cellars sui 'lensstes thread lace Cspe. ard
bacl Nellf. real thread snd alton Head Dfesass
triurirr laecF. oil widths. breakfast embroidered
ar aud Cua. plain sud embroidered canbric Iandter-
ccf lace aud cut eidefed sleeves add Pai printed
Les Hafsrcs snd DE Isines smhrciirei ali plain svi
Auslns lullara siks. snd variety other eslls
tutetNfr Nth plain Aui
tftra Shawls ana hantias. kB-ksm-mber t4e st5rs ia
~ Do corner q Broadway and White struet.
r.. DAVIES, SIS BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
IL q Thoistrs Goods, wh icraie tss.
received from Paris lace and Muslin CIT Cornccs
hrtor sladts.Psfsr Hsbgn lBsnds Sc aud will he tei
tnen fr tent less than other cstasli In the
city. Call and Examine them.
I.NS r.. DAVIES, sns Broadway.
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PUBLICATIONS.

NFw LAW EOoRs.-RINEDIC1-S ADMIRALTY
The American Admiralty te Jurisdiction snd prs tics
with rrertFs forns sid directions. Frastus g. tenecc
tsq vol 2cgrss0cks kepcr-, second eli an. wi'h
vel benos kerors New lofk VOLT s1nefrfs 'hareerv
Reports to vo' Sandfor ~ psrir Court Reports vol y
C.,aeetsn Reroris The above With General as-orne
OF Law Books, just Tuhlissei snA for sale by
sttkS, COZ Id 90. Ne. va Nassau s,rest.
I1uBLiSntD, BY N. LEyEIT. DENTIST. 62s BsOtD-
4 wsyid cdition-Besl m.srs 81 Preserving the Teeth,
Atmospheric ffcsfre in pestistry, Artificial eth Tev.s
Irte.t fuansi Sc nc The above usefn AID Instructive
v"rk Ne obtained gras BY application the asthar
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PASSPORTS.


CAIIfORNIA NEW GRANADA AND CUBA PASS.
~ porisFssssnaers by steamer Obi t. sail 2Sh inst-
procure Passports yra.- At the ned States Passport
Agency House Signature OF New Granada
is not uecesfary.
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ECRTON's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET-rUEs-
day evening May 18th will be played the comedy Of
the tAtsPAM-csptsin Burgonot, Mr.. e. Clark; Mr..
.Ecw ALL Mr. Burton; Doctor petyooe Mr. Jordan; Apple
nee Ar Johnston Mrs Peaehdown, Mrs Resse Cassan-
lrs Miss Clark; Rosemary Miss Chapman Spanish olero
ny Ms Walter. ard frsdsr,c To conclude with the
,on cGy Of the SERIOUS FAMILY-Charies rorrens C.
larte' Cap ain Murphy Mcguire Mr. Jordan Me AMI
naaao sssk, Mr.. Burton; Lady Sowerby Creanley
biss thnntnsu - - 49, " - ''
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WASHING.

T'nE WASHING WHICH FORMERLY OCCUPIED 10
iNufs i.fsre breakfast. the a
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L'KAHKliN MUSEUM, Iz5 CHATHAM SQUARE.-rwO
performances tay-in the afternoon tho
evening hspsst Extraordinary Attractions Tor this
week The Model Artists will appear in some new sad
original LIVING pietures, including Powers Ores
Adam ana Eve, Venus Rising from the Sea- personated
- Of the hest formed the wor with
the Female Mrstrvls," Female Arab Crib" "T~uule
JurEle turlesque, comic sad fancy dances with variety
OF FINAL embellishments he found other place o.
amusement in New York Prices of -sste,
3he: boxes Pie. paraustte. l2lso private boxes 81
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'tV tbN NticStlfS AND LOVERS pf THE ZINE
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80 tuferi,r rnns ca tc enjoyed ~ calinS On a.
iittAv n4sutar E,sa- street, where Eurhsnks uurlvacd
40 mini ahi pamnyh Nsttr ColJfei Fsintiag ~ Dam
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~ 80 isste 81 ciiiscus frluls
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