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TAPESTRY VELVET AND TAPESTRY
Il BRUSSELS CARPE rINGS.-Just received

IL BRUSSELS CARPErINGS.-Just received,
Twelve pieces of the most elegant goods of the
above description, which, added 10 our present
stock, now enables us to please the most fastidous
taste
Also, Rugs and Door Mats to match.
Do. sheets tapestry colored floor Olcloth.
Do. 6 do. in panel, oak, and marble, mosaic
pave, and bouquet patterns, which cut, accord
ing to diagram, to order.
Sept2 2-d2wif CLAGETT & DODSON.
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ne. at hAs Baltimore Stock Board ue.ierdau.

Sales at the baltimore Stock Board yesterday.
lis baltimore 6's, 1890. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l043
1000 Bait. and Ohio Railroad bonds, lS67..... 49,
shares Farmers and Merchants Bank. 81
90 do Farmers and Planters Bank. 26l
100 do Citizens Bank. nk.................. 81
10 do Bait and Ohio Railroad. ........ 67k
At the board to-day, Md. 6's closed at lO2 bid,
l03 asked; Bait. 6's, $780, los bid. 1861 asked;
Balt and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1867, SO bid; do.
shares, 65Sbid, 6S asked; York and Cumberland,
II bid, lSl asked
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DIED,

Near Greensboro, Alabama, in the 33d year OF
his age, Rev. JAMES SOMERVELL MARBURY,
eldest con of JoHN MARDURY, esq; of Georgetown, a,
and late Rector of St. PauPs Church, Greensboro.
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A temperance Ticket in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, September 9.-The Temperance
party of Hamilton county have nominated full
ticket for the Legislature and county officers.
Their ticket embraces Wings, Free soilers, and
Democrats.
The firemens parade to-day, in this city, was a
splendid affair and business was almost entirely
suspended in consequence.
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LITrELL's LIVING AGE. NO. asa-1ag CO,


CONTENTS.
/. Thomas Moore Chans5ers's Papers for The
People.
2. Essays and MarginAlia, by Hartley Cole
ridge-Eramlnsr.
3. A New Patent for Grinding Wheat-SPsc-
tatOr.
4. Marks Jewish Sermons-Spsciator.
5 Thomas Carlyle-Crinc.
o. The late d. Nj. Moir- Biackcood's Maga zine.
I. Maurice Tiernay, Chapters xl, xlii.-DubIi,l
5 Llniartine on the French Resloration-Er
aminer
9. Heavy Damages against Railway Eram
liner.
10. Anarchists of Italy Spectator.
Poetry: CRur- de- Lions Statue; Nearer to Thee;
Three Sonnets; The Wife's Appeal.
Short Articles: Indians and Lighthouses; Curious
Superstition in Dorseshire; Shakespeare in Sweden;
Cutta Percha and Electricity; Shakespeare and the
Mountebank; Telegraph of Thought; Solitary
Kingdom.
New Books.
WAsHIsGToN, December 81, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO tobe the most
useful. IL contains, indeed, the position only OF
the current literature of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes a portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion ofthe presentage.
J. @ ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO year, by
T. LITTELL * Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SBILLINGTON,
corner of Pa. av. and ~ at.
Sept S-dtrw&wlw
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SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.

THE SUBSCRIBER having removed TO the coun-
a. try, and being desirous of disposing of his
town property, will offer public sale on Wednes-
day, oath instant at five O'Clock, p, M, substan-
TALLY built brick warehouse in Georgetown, 81 by
10 feet, four stories high, Immediately on the ca
nal, and near the market house This is one of the
best stands for wholesale business, and being inn
mediately on the canal ia the best for storage.
Sept ll--dtds A. H. BOUCHER.
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60 % l 1
OFFICE OF TRANspORTATIO

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimoreand Washington r.. II. Company
TNCKETS will hereafter be issued at this Office
4 to New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and
Wheeling.
An officer of the company will accompany the
evening mail train, and take charge Of all baggage
for New York.
Passengers for the West connect at the Relay
either morning or evening, with the train from
Baltimore.
Passenger trains leave daily at and a. No. !,
and p. m, except on Sunday, when bat two
trains run, viz: a. IA. and s p m.
Aug 29-tf L. H. PAIRS ONS Agent
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TIE NATIoNAI, MoNUMENr JOURNAL.

THE NATIONAL MONUMENT JOURNAL.
A LII PERSONS holding subscriptions to the
IN National Monument Journal are requested to
return them without delay directed to the General
Agent of the Monument Society, Hon. Elisha
Whittlesey, Washington, it being my intention to
resume the publication of the Journal in all the
month of September, should the patronage be-
slowed upon Il justify a resumption.
J. p. PICKETT,
Aug W-u Editor and Publisher,
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Mr.. Webstey,x Moyements.


WORCESTER, MASS, September l0.-Hon. Daniel
Webster writes from Franklin. New Hampshire,
signfying his expectation of being present at the
State Agricultural Fair at Manchester, New
Hampshire.
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CORPORATION STOCK wanted by
~ July l4-u CHUBB, SCHENCK h CO,
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N Office.
h THE SAFE AND COMMODT-
tc.1esgHS41% GUS steamer COLUMBIA, Capt

placed in irstrate ORDER will resume her trips be-
tween Baltimore and this District on SATURDAY,
the lst March, leaving Commerce street wharf,
Baltimore, at O'Clock in the afternoon and at the
same hour every succeeding Saturday during
the season; and returning, will leave Riey'e
wharf, Washington, at O'Clock, and Alexandria
at I O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morning, touch
ing at the different landngs on the Potomac river
as usual
For freight or passage apply to the Captain on
board, or to the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait.
j. J. WHEAT s. BRO, Alexandra.
f. PICKREL s. CO., Georgetown
THOMAS B. RILEY, Washington.
Feb2S-tf
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Loss of lhe Propeller Osceola

PRowDENcE. September 9.The propeller seer
ashore on Matinnicock Point is the Osceola, from
New York for Hartford. On Sunday evening
she had bilged and broke in two.
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Ore Nam T.ot,, f,o,a Hapnno

CHARLESTON, Sept. 9.-The Somers has arrived
at this port with Havana dates to the I'd inst. She
however brings no additional news.
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SUDDEN DsArH.-Y Yesterday, between twelve
and one o'clock, an Irish laborer, his name uns
The republic., 1851-09-12

CHEsA PEAKE AND OHIO CANAL BONDx
" for sale. Land Warrants wanted Checks on
all the principal cities for sale by
June 25-tf CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO.
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BITTEN BY Doo.-We learn that Mr.. Henry
Hay, while on his way to his dinner Wednes-
day, was attacked ard severely bitten by dog.
The animal sprung to his face, and wounded
his nose and forehead
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LIME BUILDING ON THE FOURTH AVENUE SUIT.
able fer natei for sAle-Cols Chiffon
w sell st the Merchants Exchange Thursday lsth
Of haIc instant at " O'Clock H. the lot premises
Fourth snae sde fourth honse above
The lot eighteen feet six inches by seventy deep The
house broE four stories hgn forty feet
two story extension. suitable for hotel or private
denee has boiler hot aEd cold shower
closets. &c. The rlor is In large with
mepted tamsoms and truses and would hold throe bill
tables IL turned into bote marble mAntels Throughout
are invited to examine the Inside The New
Haven and Ills rem and omnibus line the
lVM. MCCORMICK. AUcTIoNEER AUCTION NO
w uce-wm. hcCormick Co. will sell. this day. At ten
o'clock all the Furniture contained in the Commercial Ex
cbsnge Of Uouraadt and Washington streets The
attention Of houskoepeE dealers aad Others 10 requested
the taie Terms each city bankable The sale
will be ptinued on Saturday.
n H0UGH AUTHORIZATIONS SALE OF
LIZ good Furniture in use but two months, on Friday
morning at 10 O'clock. at 81 Greeawich avenue. without
hogany piusb and sofa Rockers elegant hair Mattresses
auIerne hree ply marble top and other Tables.
Boisi and Pillows. Bedstesds with quantity Of other
Furniture. Crockery, 40 rain or shine
TOHN 7. ROLLINS. AUTHORITARIAN OF H0U Sc
hold Furniture at Au stion undersigned respect
fully give notice TO their friends and the public that they
prepared to give their attention to the sale Of
Household FuIn st public auction during tho ensuing
season. ROLLINS DUNDERDALE, Auctioneers
No. IS Wall street.
UCTION NoTIcE.-THos. BELL. AUCrIoNEBR-
"A by Bush-Large sale of valuable furniture this
~ 0s o'clock. in the auction 10 North William
street from families yisg sc. Aso the furniture OF
bar and saloon comprising great variety Of articles
in the ine-oysi bin bar chairs tsbes and
other articles bureaus, sofas. chairs bedseads &C.
Friday-Sals OF boys clothing dry goods 30.
TA0S. DELL, Auctioneer.
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INsURANCEs.


I IrE AssURArek-NATIoSAL LOAN FUND LIFE
- Assurance soesty Of London-Gsncral Agent tlhce,
all street. New YORK; March J. lsSL-esrisai s2s0co
snd surplus fizEl The Withdrawal table OF the society
.nord: 70 the sssurs who may tak out their policies under
these tables TIE greatest possible percent aud prospective
sdysnsss ths can be eoned ~ life sssnraaee On this
fs the aeurcd entitled AZ Tins 10 receive ~ nte
rests mnediste advance 70 the extent q one half the
amount the rsd annual IItmiume without sscurty ger
son liability o. deposit o. the policy, bat BY simple en-
dorsement thereon or the hs premium m.y he 20 withheld
eurins ts whole centinusnee q tie policy Also - ne
vtrt 81 the assured At time requiring % oontnue
tho policy on its 81 the annual prei
will be returned By the society.
A. ths LIST annual nytsfston iepcrtei IN NAY $50 the
bonuses declared 10 TIE ursa opti Of return
per cent on tlsir rreniuni n .isa e. rsvsrsonssy
sddon 70 1s trynsl ~ n assuiei ~ esoh policy ra1bg
from 20 70 IS ger cent.
Examples q bonuses ,feaiy iolsre5, pi - fsuad In
ths sceetts rsnThet, together vih taoie 81 raes, ans
other intormacr On application 70 II Wal strts, or Al
NY o. the ssenf e, itee 81 etpeass. - go ~
ne snd he survives reach TIE hee q ~ ysar tie inil
dssta ooepr tetsfe TIA sssarea stn BE- psd
n Fknv, .s ~ !, , 1,s ,sr 49,
L. Palmer, y1arrh aiilari ~.
y. Bovlsri robert =. Dilos snd
william Van Hock, d Keenv Eedsera ID.
fhs Bears meet every Wednesday 81 "a Wan srsss Tor
yTssNDss STARR. General Agent. 40
s1PsIis. ia-.ai 81 lss unl.,s states Local Bgast
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AMUsEMEN rs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUNs MUSEUM p2ILADELPHIA.-PT 7. BAR
- nun, Propresor sLd Manager II. Sanford Assistant
AABagers Second week Ct the goat original Aotor M
Booth whose bold Aud lofty and uusqpaed
me n.s' week ea a. a.
rent on Monday ever ing when he will is Hamlet.
oheo Isgo, Pescsfs Ocsv,n and Richard, will also DO
per,onaedby Mr. Booth in ,hs fulsmest sf ii. spisndid
and Fair star" Psrtsction ss with baiisds By
yorte chantsuss Misc Leslie; m dancing BY the
performance Admission to the saloons and
ainnent rs oents children under ten year, 2k cents
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BErwKKR
4 New Yort, Philadelphia Baltimore And WAshingtoa-
New Yoik once, corner OF Hanover and Beaver strsss
- thu
Pioneer Line With four wires from washnstes
Newark New Brunsviek, Princeton. Trenton, PhilAdel
nns, % navrs as ornos. bsltimors sad Wash-
BAst West North And south This company having lately
made extensive repairs Of the hEs greatly increased
fsoisss md moro thoroushiy Its
In the Transmission and mode Of delivery
Of REQUIRED for the odatoa Of public
sh an accuracy. prsmptnes and hdelity hitherto
equaled The telsaPhinG hSsness OF the pubois there
fore respectfully sosissda the ocs Of Hanover
40 beaver sta WM L. SWAIN. PRECEDENT
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DID HOUSE rLEssuRs CRoUsDs BasLss-rsor-
IN tina Pure q 80 vii come % on 1borsiay a. hs
inst a. ~ o'cock for hs-sos that MI.
heats, hes. three n.tye. 70 saddle cist si.s We ,o.-
ing C Brscts eaters hr. ~ Lazy ItghtNedy; v.
he Z N riiefs O~ enters o Di,tsese ..
prisrs enters D. Doliv rsrker ehterst lean N
derson; Ovntr enteyt Bnck Hsvh IL J. q. ea.cu b. O.
IurfIvtr.
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OK -PEACu ORCHARD EGg or sroyE coat.
Po' Issh ficm The nina nov dsctargnsst 81 deliver
e. ~ ssN teteened from gsrd-theares ia The city 40
py :. tle TiSDAIL COAL DtPor, no Holsier ii .fest
VI tsIsl, t5vrs IgVn Ta,hins,en 81.
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s.n,. or:hsssr. ss,'s 80 cent?. D,es' .p.9 4 Is
performances win With riay KaE-
Oh B Bs.sds M a s
berDshsn, Mr. Joro,n tusae Mr. sssssns Jgh. Meta
IskoRs- Duis o. spSsus NJ. Banilsoo sntlthoias q
Sos Fl e
sI-Joreani AdriAna ars salcet
RURroNs THEATnE-oS TaUasDAY EVENING.
ssas as 6i xsRsf Mn ne
s. a;
lanes aaissi Ss.a p..s. R Russi;
s s. s:lS. s.s
cents p.n 'sa ra q S Family Circle IS
NATIoNAL THEATRE TuyRspAy EVENING
epss aARa Y Il SIH'a tie as,iona dram.
S.s asrsa x l M l. =. fI ar' fs.si
1858, nsIsy,i. + c .a,S
h11 s ara Ess rss ~ " s 81 asy
na.h.vay; Charles W.ndsam Mr. Favor. MISS
MECHANIos HALL. NO. az BROADWAY, ABOVE
The veil Ihs
Els ssnaIi.ing =. saGsgs aaa versatile .sorps
nasonent p Ch.isty WHO'S consents in this CITY for
g. S been sas * s..ss
nrns ass x. a 1 sy
$ r s' Gn
open at half past s. commences at qusrter to s.
CIRCUs, NEW YORK AAPHITaEATRE 81 BowERY.
doors open quarter before 90 eommcnoe AZ hall
oents Thursday evening" March Is Nile Louise Tournaire
will appear in her dathDg and elegant kanege act entitled
equssrienLe Miss Nary Ann ellis, will appear
Srated anc admirably executed principal act. Mr. b. L.
Runnels will appear in his sstonighiag Bottle Feats and
magniheent act Of Horsemsnshp. The entire company
.s o6mIc Games. A LsusssSis Hferpisss. ''''
ERANKLE MUSEUM. I7s CHArHAn souARs.-oRo
Boxes 50 oents Sass H Boxes rs oents Par.
and Evening EDtsrt,ismsnts oommonoe in Tie tes
ertainments varied select 30 sees
~ other place Of amusement In New York. consisting Of
Lcas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
performers being the largest aa 1T the time the
Gsts who eieoed for their beauty And figure wht
personatc number Ct beautiful tAbeAux taken from the
pictures Of ancient I'd modern timos company OF ArAi
0rs who 20 through variety Of teats Of and dex
terity; Madame Rossne tho only Female Jusglsr
world acompany Male and Female Arti4 who will Siv
ambition Of karble In the world
ssrnoon evening Bulls Of each day
Grand Panorama Of Ireland painsed ~ the Irish
artists from sketches taken within the last three yearis
ndety interest and beauty unriv aliedwth Irish
iran music and an Irshmans 1srationu. Every
,pdsr IL. half price. ''' 'A' N''A'
DILGRINS PRO0REss-oPEN EVERY EVENING AT
Washington Hall, 5aS Broadway Houston street,
the Panorama Of Bunyan Pilgrims Pr Doors open
AL to commence At quarter before o'clock. Admission
noon at o'clock, when children will be admitted half
Price.
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uARNDrN's IxPaGss ToR NEW oELrANs ,Su
INSTRUCTION.

TIE FRGkcB LANGUAGE TAUGHT ny suoRr
and Easy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MICHEL. formerly in
rlcress in the Institution o. the Leeb Of Honor in Psr
hosnreLs q ooar nf Pupils Tor the French language
her knovledse Of Lnrs limited che addresses
those persons emily who have artsdy acquired p.rsf
tnovhds a the French and desire 10 perfect ths-
N" ths spgusges 20 acquire n Icorrcst rropunca-
Ls,osI isnaoe refercnce viii be siysn Apph0a tion
MAJ he made 10 hademoisslle MICHL 65 Bros3 rav IL,
tween hehours ef 7snds a. pm.
SPANisH LANCUtoE.-PRorEssoR BNEz Will
t,e iesors ~ Dis resdencc In any ~ the city
Trantatitns IN krgsh or srrnish Ineadinc those 81
sciences snd arts VII te ccrreotiy Gad pnneu aiy ade
Address al warren street. "
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EXPRESS AoEHCIEs Sc.

SploIAL ExrREss NoTIcE-conPErrrIsN DEFIID
~, 5,es..: L,,r' steamer ra
. "a. TIE =. ..isn q the publ. "a. f..il.,,
letters tsre1ss cur express s
ws S n,ss 10 on the
s s.n Tie ,aSs' ps:., period Our
y q. ImpIrs city n sd,sase oths. rsr.eis re.
ssi,c Sn Sp ne p'ss I, steamers day ipf .al lot
%.ss p,ri..tl, waite, prcs mus, ss is The eSs TIE
Refer y ,s.n'ie1 q 1s.sl. jeSn.on Iosjsn ii5 wal
Pss street ard levi Xsn U Co s5iSs %'n
TRAM = CITATION ACROSS THE IsTuMU, or PA
mana nosgg,rs Hurtsaa Co Of Psn,m, bss 70
eh,adlso ana bullion IRON New YOrs 70 san is,nss-
,s Ap ne a - "a: well ~ 70 ss rt in the
on ne .ihnu. f:ur HUNDRED mul undsr the caro- q a.
tssfsr The prOmp, aud ,sfe tsbrorston bcivssn Paws
ma ana sues are 20 extensive that shippers viii ad -
wi si he s sfjns tS S
VIII hand % so,sr, Everett BroTn. .s9 In ssw orisSps
. M.s,rs LoI.On slys,tIa tire, sspis. q s,sh bin
At u: ian lime rs those s.aeHsn Ne Asfgss q .sHh.
sr cras r ''5r s ia lRS Ssf ss..s
lefass rrtsrsEe ssd 70 sfirrns az Paham aid good
BRSwS Ne . 5' sons, r ..rs.
vii take ehsrse 81 a soods destined Cor The s,Amas
ExFRIss NoTrcE ExrRA-Ar REDUCED RArvs-Iy
so via Ssr,, rs'r e, var nss sa5r' Empire
steamer, let Or APRIL We guarantee III reih throug ia
nal ime smsl rasiasss ana letters in q no
mall hsvy freight should BE scnt IN by TIE teth. srsi
packages an letter. sl h. ieosvsdntl two o'clock r.
% day Of failing. No custsm House eas-Ess.
PALMER CO., ~ Liberty street.
HARNDrNs ExPREss TOR NEW ORLEANS AND
hosis All goods entrusted eur care for New
esns kcbils q elite, Adjacent win te forvatsj with
Ecnrtnssn and tetratch, By AsenA
NUNS. cosves 90. 81 csnp street. New orissns.
ENPRIss NAIL FOR cALlFoRNtA.-PosTAgE RE
oueed-An frprcis for California (in charge o. srs
gal es'sngsrl with letters and small PACKAGE will csNo
the EtehaDgc Reading Room. 81 Exchange all street. on
hur.day March lSh q. half rast o'clock rsr steamer
Empire City. b-Iet'era for Jsmsioa ChaErts Pan.-
and the south Pacihy also forwarded per ae En-
rire City.
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ID 10 Is e s.,s. a.ssr-Tsa;s,y s,s%%6sS
ks,sr Me- -" collins Ms CONSISTS. .s
Hun s, rs. e Mr. a' wax s..
qTRs s fa a. t..s.y
10y Isiakls " LAyidse. Marth. Gibbs Madame Posi.l.
Family aaies c,lciss ssas
% q .S.a !. JOIN ssssoE
ssI rIysss Bca. g n. Psri.sr.nes and
,s caioii., House. hr .eiss.sted three
rS aaron s s1ss sy e.: o.
Il s q sissd y b. s' ss
nl Dc hIr.iiis kiis r.iioe Lieut. Reginald Dc cssssay
c.sii. Nile Caroline Rsu.set 'A' ''''' o.
RRoUeHAMs LYC EUx BROADWAY NEAR BROOxE
- street Dress ,irse and Psreset 90 ets Family Circle,
opsp at Il to begin IL ocicst-Thu rsday evening Ssrss
AsBsssABREss~DSi Dc ssssrs ar sseSesa Leach
Mr. .r, S. eos
aif D e innss BIB liz sSs' rgss
ia' NJ Brsash.D csast dc Casey Mr. Leasni the So
- l-l! Mss nar, Taylor
asEsOas pAssgs
n ss .s - s 4, sS Sys
, ,ssr each ..oSp psrSmanss children wade!
81 piraas sF M ssp: sts
o. A. ma
nsIsiIs At three o'eloei the soniea pieee BURIED
:. n as p rama :s, .s
mtieu hADkLhIN Ihf PARIS
bertrand Mr. G. W ,.rkei keni, Mr. Hsnkns; Marianne
Mics Chapman CathGrne, Yeouaus. The iHuumar-
able cur0stio OF this the
the Gypsy Fortune teller lat all times Consulted
&C., are 10 be seen a. all hon,s.
ERLLOWS MfEsrRELs, Ar FELLOWS OPERA
house. 44 Brs Howard streets
Open every night during the week The celebrated
and versatile oftaoated and experienced
uuder the erection Of Fellows. whose thip
city the have received with the
s,yor By the elite and fashion q tbs great meIopoiis
Witty Sayings Solos, Dues, Choruses, Dancing, sud
erormanoee On "Wednesday and saturday
ternoons grand for the accommodation of adieD
and families, commencing At o'clock r. NJ Admission -
oepts Doors open Mt ts commence quarter before y.
A MEXICAN MUSICAL UNION. OFFICE 3,3 BROAD
tion Of Mr. Grosche, tintary BAND ,ted O..
Adkihs and an effective chorus NJ
Pianist, Mr. Dresser orsGuist. o. W. Brstov, intend
series Of Concerts at T pier ALL The price of sub
scription. emitting lady aud gentemAn ADMISSION 20
the twelve concerto, has been placed at the very
Of s.; for So Those wishing become
erberf will please send their address the office
previous to the 10th Of April which tine toe at
cert will DO announced, the subscription called for. and
zoRIR, uARRIsoN. q wILLErr. Director
THEODORE EIsFELD'5 SECOND CLASSICAL QUAR-
tette eoiree will tate ciap Saturday i3th ant.
At the Hope Chapel, .dway opposite the Vow York
Hotel Vocalist Mr. Ph sAN@r Pianist. Mr.. w. SceAren-
berg. The principal pieces tions by Mozart,
Beethoven, and Rob- sehumAnn See small bills. Tickets
81 each.
CATTLxRS COsAoRAHAs-sEcoSD .sERIRs- COR
- Of Broadway and Thirteenth strsct-Admssion ~
Open day from eight o'clock in morning
till ten in the evening These werks Of consist OF ce
Egypt, ubia Arabia,
nature, and painted in oil BY Prof. Hattler.
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vnAyELLERs, euIpR

pFNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD COMPANY AVE nov
fcrvntding sooda 70 PITTSBURGH IN I've days, from
=; the following low tstss Va lirs Sltss-
Ny Ggods, shoes, Hats SC PER 100 lbs. Second Cisss
hales brown hpsiiBs oroCtrics HAfAwefe &C. scs Per
n0ls Thrd-quotnsware Cofeo. Tir 80 ~ e,s per LOO
Us foartr-Aahcs Tar Pitch &c. - cts Per Oplha No
ehsrsed Ter receiving trwsrdng Goods ~
fsoeIha or PittabutgA Goods fIUm Ncw YORK., Boston,
OF J ~ the Eastern Manufacturing Csmr 70 inrare
si9,h 70 Pittsbsrsh ssa al pats Of the Great Vest
should Pc consgaed to VI. II. HOT SfuN. freight Aren't
fsnnsll ksrosi Coutsoy - and &c sarkst street.
Philadelphia kofhpEN CAYODE, hgenos.
Canal pssin. Ptttshurrh.
NV Yoa1 AND FgILAotLPHIa.-NsS SUhk
- ~ fmisdslphis sivtss-uritea gates Vail Line
Ioroush - hours, via Ne- Jsrrsy R.ilraaf Bsre
ssfcr h-t ant " 80 for seccr cias les~
.ewfoIEsA. n, from FOO, q Ccurtlfnds e.. sc nt
- NJ and II, ~, from foat Ct LIBERTY street. Leave
Enisseithiss 81 tsads n. ssssr. ~ sew N. sss,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-13
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Irlncipti mensscFe aud circus Irourtos tn TIE United
rtses They arc Eenemen II 10 teueeact aud obetyaon
sho tr tustness ~ character 70 ensble them ~ test
me BENEFITS Of Dr. Hiakes celebrated mxtxFo euch tee
auat be retarded folly entitled 20 tie cenfisncs
q 70, n.cs-NtN York, Dec - itsQ-Df Ihcua Blake
manv oTporunities otsrvpr ne lecs Of Vorr hfo.
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tee IN ne enectEness in al a. Bilious
or 70 nis srhins from derstgnent 81 tie
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men yho arc posed contiauav "a ohspes 81 AHA snd
climate IN e-trJ section 81 the United States End HAT
The nc enctuA reIr dy 70 he diseasca
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s ue under any eilcumstaneCs Il has sso5 the tes
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sonhdsnty rec emncnd Its for tks
ntended 20 nsSy We would esfeeait s uss 81
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