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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
DEATH OF AN EDITOR

We regret to state that Richard b. Gooch Esq., so long
and avoraby known to the public the editor OF The South
Planter died after severe illness of days at the
residence OF hs mother near this city, Tuesday last
Mr.. G. was man OF fine education Of handsome talents
and OF very ana5le disposition He Obtained consider
able reputation by series o! letters written durngu sooun
Of several years Europe and originally published in the
Richmond Enquirer. He of The best reporters on
the old plan OF giving the spirit and substance OF speaker
remarks gan accomplishment requiring much higher mental
attributes than the present sysem We have ever known
His death ia much regretted by the fraternity and by the
community IN which he born and had resided from his
birth was BURIED on "Wednesday, with military honors
by the Artillery company of which he had been an officer
and was an honorary member Richmond Dispatch.
The Nsu Bedford Mercury says that schooner which
rived there few days since from Virginia. had board
thousand bushels Of oysters every of which found
be dead They sold for mere tre be used
substitute for guano.
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ft Of Democratic Policy
"Prcnticc" the able New York Commercial correspon-
den, of the Washington Union in his last letter, presen
these valuable facts and conclusive arguments:
The new dou5e-eagIes the avorite remances us
stated on the last day. and the result OF the weeks
shinnents il seems nearly and hall millions IN
,hn cuinshc Philadelphia mint, by the assay paying
portion the OF the export The activity OF Inc pre-
cu metals has very beneficial influence upon general on'
snes The first operation of the independent treasury sys-
tenn by causing continued and large demand daily upon
the banks coin pay into the custom-house caused
much uneusness and ii the constant habit TO complain
of that operation restraint upon business All that ecl-
inc h,s now passed away Business has adapted itself IN
tho circumstances and although the government draws now
from double the amount which il formerly did, IT'S
drafts entirely disregated influence upon the mar.
ket will here give table of the revenue OF the federal
o the first quarter of the current year, which Is
the t!ri Of the fiscal year
United federal revenues hrecquar:ea ending Narc ~
Quarter ending Miscellaneous. Lands Customs Total. mo-
Sl2J,2ui stiW~f sll.oi'oto si'"hp"yo
Dec II aa.l,W JJ!1s; s,sin!iD !",t5 ~ -
MaIca 81 il!.23 S@'-nI li,iio3'3 io;pif'"'
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the towns in Western Virginia has nominated Mr. Webster
| for the Presideacy.-L!T. y. Herald
The Herald iisefis sadly in want OF eight" when it de-
scrocs old Yorktown where the Webster meeting was held
az being in Western Virginia
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from the May No. of the Knicksrboeker.l
VESTA.

Albemarle, May, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25
Nu,,,6css,on aud Secession.

To EDf1bH OF
There IL a singular confusion Of ideas in the use
Of these terms even with those who ought to be
curate in their knowledge Of constitutional law To
socede from the confcdcracy II disunion; to nulhfy
n law already passed, is to remain in the Union,
and to test the consttutionality Of that law by an
appeal to a competent tribunal. When Senator's
secedc to prevent the passage Of law, they dis
member the Legislature; when they impugn the
law after IL is enacted, and refuse to obey it, they
nulify the act Of the majority, but do not break
up the legislative organization.
This confusion Of terms is conspicuous in the
whig address just published. Il speaks Of the pro-
csedings in South Carolina, In 1882, the only in
stance in merican history Of minoritys resisting
the will Of the majority. In this there Is great
error; for eleven other states have asserted their
right to nuify unconstitutional law, viz: Penn
sylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, Massachusetts,, Com
neetieut, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama, Maine, Mary
land, and New York herself in two instances.
Every citizen has a right to nullify law which
he believes to be unconsti tutional, and therefore
void, and not binding on his obedience. When he
does the ordinary tribunals Of justice must decide
the question he has made. Each State Of the CON
fe,lcracy has a similar right, but when State in
its sovereign capacity does so, the only tribunal
competent TO decide is convention Of all the States
But. we have now new question, the right of n
State or Of Senator's to secedc, in order To- prevent
the passage Of law, or to avoid submitting IL to
adjudication, which is very different thing from
nulfying il after il has passed, for the purpose Of
having il te stcd before the proper forum.
IN Europe, he great abuse is the tyranny Of tn
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RARNuAS MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA.-P T. BAR
II Proprietor H. Sanford Assistant Manager Grand
holiday production The Chinese Spectacle The
Bronze Horse will be brought Easter Monday,
April a. and continued every night during the week The
by r. Grain and as every attention has
paid to Of the entire Spectacle it
truly denominated the masterpiece Of the
Such pieces Twice Killed. Grt to the MIL Palma
Heart &C. with dancing by Miss E. Warren, and Mr. q.
Williams will DO presented each night Tho
the finest Of yaudevles Petite Dramas popular Melodies,
charming Dances &C. Then the thousand and eurosi
spacious Saloons full Of interest. Admission
TO these and performance cents chdren under ten
years I'm cents.
RICH STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR RENT.
"A the above Theatre for year. from September
1851 will be received before LIST May Address,
BRANSoN, 80 Market styeeA
PHILApELpHrA, April 8. ISL
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THE LATE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AT OswEoo.-
Since our last paper went to press, three more Of
the wounded have died. The names Of the dead
are, Royal Davis, LIST engineer James Carroll, I'd
engineer; John O'Connor, waiter, about seventeen
years of age; James Church, waiter, about sixteen
and Thomas QuiggiDs, fireman. OF the crew of the
boat, there are three missing, Wig Coleman Hen
Messy, deck hand John Dwier, do, and q oolored
man, cook, who was last season a cook on the
supposed to have been blown into the river and to
be lost, making total loss of eight persons. Daniel
Mcclure, cook, and James Friel, waiter, who were
more or less injured, it is thought, will recover
Osuego IN w Times AprI o.
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LEBANON KIDNAPPING CAsE.-The case of the
Commonwealth vs. John Sanders and Solomon Sny-
der, Of Harrisburgh, indicted upon the charge Of
kidnapping certain negroes claimed as slaves in the
State Of Maryland, was tried ut the late term Of
the Lebanon county court. The indictment con-
tanned fourteen different counts, but the jury ao
quilted the parties on all the counts contained in
the Indictment and brought in verdict Of equity
Of assault and battery" an offence not charged
against them. The verdict received by the as
sociates in the absence of the President Judge but
will, of course, be set aside at the next erm.-h1-
delphM Ne,cs, april e.
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VNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers-rhe ships comprising this line tn

ATLANTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt. West
PACIFIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt. Nys.
'NaTt. Luce.
BALTIC Observation-Disclosures. .. Capt Comstock.
ADRIATIC. ................. Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service has been taken in their
strucon also in their engines to insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for
equaed for elegance comfort Price from New
York TO Liverpool $50 exclusive Of extra sire state
$; from Liverpool TO New York, f35 An expert
surgeon will attached to each ship Ne berth can
be secured until paid for
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SHIPPING.

EoR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship PACIFIC, Captain T. Nye This steamship will
depart with the mails for Europe positively Saturday
May 10TH at IL o'clock M from her berth at the foot Of
Canal street No berth secured until paid for All letters
must through the Post Cce For freight
having unequalled
apply to EDWD. X. COLLINS 50 Wall street Positively
freight will be received board after Thursday
May sth The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the Pacific
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MINERVA ROOMS. NO. +e BRoADwAY.-ExrRA-
NA ordinary-NAGLES Grand Panorama OF Ireland
After unprecedented New York for upwards
four months the proprietor compelled by the Of
bestowed this beautiful painting
to all Who have not seen H. that remain At the above
for this Easter week only. IL beautiful
art and combining does many Of the most cherished
Of the 0lden Land Lake and Solitude Mountain and
Wood, will amply visit. He also respectfully
nounees TO his friends and the public that his benefit
take place this evening Thursday the last night but
two. Admssi on, Is eentt children half price
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minority over the majority. This evil We have
aveIted, but We have yet to guard the minority
situtions will not suioe If majorities alone are to
be the exp0unders. JURIscoSsULT.
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SHIPPING.

g AvANNAH AND HAvANA.-sATURDAY, APRIL 35.
- The Steamship FLORIDA Capt Lyon will leave for Sa
yannah above and passenEers BY her will reach there in
May. Apply to SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, i9i Front
and elegant clipper ship ST THOMAS, take mall
quantity Of light freight and four passengers.
f. Is. SUTTON * CO, ~ Wall street.
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PlILApELrnIA AND LIyEErooL UNITED STATES y. q

- wall lane.-ottomrhtp LAFAYETTE, Nhfrfs
Commander ate u the steamship Crescent Ctyl has been
placed this line 70 between Philadelphia ana AVER
pool and will leave her berth, Lombard street Nnari
delpia Tor liverpool Wednesday. 7th Way ~ "
THIS splendid steamship, LOCO tons hurtent bui h .e
most substantial manner, both regards hull ena
merry Her accommodations for passengers are ghsnrPo
Tor comfort ana elegance Rates Of pafsaTe iaaee -
loon state Rooms 500 sentlernens state Rooms, s.v
Second Cabin 500 Excursion tick ets 70 liverpocl Rn
back Irst elass, s75 Second DO S Notsrta &c 'rs
until raid for For passage apply 20 J. q. Ntama ~
Front street. New York. John T. Linton, No youth
vLaryesi or Geo. ncIlenry Co. Walnut tceA ftua-
delphia.
RisLed tickets free te IhIaaslTbla
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brooklyn NUsEUM-LESsEE AND MANAGER. r.
ID &. Wemyss-Doors open at half o'clock Curtain
rises at precisely. Price of Admission -Parquette 70
Upper Boxes l2s cents Three pieces right
hi. evening, Friday: April ., TIMlD AND wIsEhAN,
BLANKS AND Prizes, and KILL OR CURE, Charao-
by Ms,srs. Wemys Salisbury, McDoua Barrett Ell
yaine, hesdames Herbert, Salisbury, and Scott.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
ii disease in few hours. by a vegetable Application,
without pain In debility, brought by improper habita
and afeetisns he combines medicines With
the local remedy and show there housands
who cannet be cured without ~ he has daily, Of
duration from the other Physicians In al. he
ues permanent cure He has structures daily he
without eaustc which others caused by their erpe
ling the former diseasc enough. His diploma with
the hun drsds certeass show that
equal H. You cured me in one day-D. NJ Cortyn. One
local apple cured few hours after smother Doe
tor tried long tmeC. Dsrond. paid $50. In ave
years 10 be cured 81 weakness from self abuse without tene
NJ yet cured by local aud general trestment IN
short ums-Jss. Evans. rou cured OF the Of
syphe ulcers my body and lace in short time after
had been under three physicians for besides using
quach medicine could hear of-wm. Ferguson. Perth
Amboy, M Those al distance can. by enclosing fee b.
treated by mail once hours from eA. N. 20 r. NJ and
Ito9r NJ Lsrmont, d., AZ Rssde street, two eooss
from Broadway.
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DocToR youRtELr,roR TWENTY-FIVE Cent?
- BY means Of the Pocket HSouapus Every Ono His
own Physician; thirtieth edition with hundred
cravings showing diseases and in every shsps
and form, by am Young, Nd, Graduate Of tho Uni
versty Of The vs,iog, forms q secret die
plain language The chapter sefAbuse 10 worshy Of
particular attention, and should be read BY every
Young who have been unfortunate In contracting dis
sas. previous placing yourselves under ne car. %
aotos matter what his prttsnsions may be- get
81 this truly fu work strangers visiting the city par
hosisriy those contemplating marriage don't thnk Of
turning home without copy Of the Pocket AseulapiuA
eatans and persons soing 70 sea should possess Dr.
Noungs TrtatWe Marriage. the Focktt f~cuapus, 90
Every One His Own Physician Any person sending twenty
Eve cents enclosed in letter will receive copy Of hh
dress Or. wh You've. l2 Spruce street Philadsiphia
alec for sale BY strinser Townsend - Broadway New
York.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

0oRREcTED "WEDNESDAY, APRIL ~, FOR The NEW YORK
HERALp.
NEW YORK MARKET
Duties payable an cash Goods stored 70 be sold az
pubhc auction at the end Of year. Ihe ton ~ az
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EEILows. NINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS MUSICAL

y Hall No. 444 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets Open night during the week. The celebrate
original and well known Feows Mnstres comprising
oien and versatile Of talented and experienced
formers under the direction of j. S Fellows whose
certs in this city for the last have been received with
the greatest favor by the elite and fashion Of this
ropos Their concerts consist of Burlesque Italian Opera
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duets Chorusses Dancing,
and Instrumental performances On Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons grand concert for the accommodation of
ladies and families commencing at o'clock p NJ Admis-
sion 20 cent? poors al z TO commelce Mt g.
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CARD-DR. DE LASY CONTINUES TO BE CON
suited on diseases Of private nature weakness and de-
bty Of the organs, npedments to marriage &c Those
Who apply in the hrst stage Of certain disease will he
relieved 81 their trouble almost instantaneousy IL is
chiefly however those who have suffered from certain
Of bosng people who propery appreciate hts
Once, 81 Lispenard street, near Broadway.
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~ Dodge, the Boston Vocalist having been ssgsntly
solicited by his editorial friends TO give Of his ehaste
unique Tie this
TO his departure London attend the Worlds Harhe
with pleasure that he engaged the
and world Triper Hall Tuesday evening April
~ Mr. Dodge will on tins occasion sing his unequaed,
descriptive Fifty Dollar Prize written
John c. SAKE Esq editor Of the Burlington tv Sentae
Tickets 90 cents each to be bad az tho principal Music
Stores Gtpn Hat Store and at Trpler Hail. Doors
at quarter before and the entertainment to
quarter before o'clock For particulars programme.
lett at the hat stores music stores and hetes PSAs
tickets
from Portland, Me- Portsmouth N H. Boston Lowell,
Mars and Providence L. tas will be by the Boston
parers citizens New York respectfully AZ
the Hall AZ an hour as convenient for the choice
seats. P.S. No. 2-Persons having business with Mr. d.
will find lin at the Irving House between the
Up.
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MEDICAL LECTURES TOR POPULAR READING,
WHO pages, price cents by Glover y, On ss., ,
Allure he. Also work Sexual Diseases. ~ pages re
clored plates by the author 70 be had az bis ono~
No ~ Ann street whore he consultcdn dincu cases
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ROwERY THEAVRE.-BoxEs . GENTS; PIT, lsx
~: :,s: sp s MI ::
As gssd .gss..:ls s:atI:d re ooGyT Of LoEIE-
p s.!..t % S.a::: ss'i;I =
sas.aa NJ Hamilton: Albert Mr. H. Jcras.; 0sdsrssss:
". Wnans Mas herreu Mr. Pops Pierre J.tasnss NJ.
E:ss%. Wilson. w.. Is.i:s H9s i.isa sl. Val
RuRroN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET. REAR
Esas cei. sss s f i i so... 81
ssnss, d LOVE osaY IN Ar r. XII n
e esysr MT Ls:ssr; Antony Nst.lesep Mr. Burton
Russell: 1i YA Ia Iar isSsss' a. ~
Fos Sssfs % :Hs R.s
Hin .ss fPs ss s NJ Mary Panels Miss
NAsMo ton. IT TH ia cHArnAa srREErBoxIs,
suT S;s1,1 Ts s., !. hs
sS ss' = x ifss.
n.n M. s e hs,a r N %
Taylor Queen Gertrude Mrs p 6r..n; 0phsia, MS:
~ 'Hss sssss ss
Gm: kts6 s ssn Mr. Dunn Old Woman
MEenA MICS HALL NO n l sEo .,I "a Asoy5
further notice The original and we'll known cHRIsTYs
RI RIO
eAy A: ss % ' s
r.r by highly respeessss and audeness
ssis ssissl viii Ss ss
ssa Tor @ q LsSss sn
evening next April 2d annual benefit Of Lewis Mairs.
EELLows NINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
l. Hall, No. 444 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
oG % 1A Nh az
rr a. fSt a Fad p
ss1ts in THE city for the last year have been received with
.oEos Their sonsis, Of Burssque Italian Opera
and On wedaesday and
aay AFTERNOONS gran concert Tor me OF
sion Is cents. Doors open at !. 70 at s.
NIBLos.-THE CORPS DE BALLET WILL ASSEM-
bic Friday and Saturday at 10 for The shesrsai
Caroline Rousset three sisters. Therese ADELAIDE
and Clementine will appear. Monday, 18th inst being
their farewell engagement in New York.
STuYvEsANr INSTITUTE FIRST FLOOR, NO $50
leans s srsnsdyrc s sasias H. Collins Rsnsr
nareyery evening Doors open at oaioai com a.nee At
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM soUARE.GEo
4 sslssl and i IL sSssins = 5sS ps:s; Tss
At no ether place Of New York consisting Of
dSsRs as.
talented band in the United States troupe of Model Ar
e
Sss,sy Madame Esssns, Female isss:sp i:
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaed in the world
together with variety Of interesting performances every
afternoon and evening For particulars bills Of each day
PHILHARMONIC socIETY-NINrH sEAsoN.-THE
Il last Concert Of this will be given Saturday
evening April &C. at the Apollo Rooms. Conduotor Mr..
Thee Esfed Members obtain their extra tickets of
Mtssrs. Stharftnberg Luis New York and Mr.. p. X.
Weizel, Brooklyn. BY order. H. e. TIMM, Prest
J. L. ENSIGN, Secretary.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-THE TWENTY
sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy now open to
the public their Galleries. No. Cos Broadway opposite
Bond street, from a: NJ until 10 p N. Ad@tsncs IS
cents season tickets 80 cents catalogues l2 cents BY
syder Of the Council.
J. II. sHECoGuE, Cor. Secretary, NJ. A.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND POPU-
~ lar place for the reception Of yis.ers during
The The view the galleries Of the splendid
ofou noble bay and harbor has not equal in the world
Admission IL - cents.
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CIRcUs-NEw YORK AxPHITHEATRE 81 BowERY,

CIRCUs-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BowERY,
- Prices Of Admission Private Boxes 80 cents Boxes.
Is cents Pit 2s Positively the last nights,
Friday and Saturday April p and 20 Ecee. The ooncad
ing entertain ment Of June Co. Circus will be given
admired acts The grand GALAXY Of Talent which has
with such during the past six months,
will do their utmost to render the last worthy
Of the patronage Of the kind friends whose welcome applause
has often cheered them On Saturday afternoon the Per-
Torrance will commence at half-past 2 o'clock.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MusEgn-P T. sARNgS

RARNUhs AMERICAN MUSEUh-P 7. BARNB0
- froprietor and hAnaser-John Greenwood, Jr., Assi
ANT manager consequence Of the enthusiasm wiz
raleh that dsshfgi comedy the SERIOUS FAMILY las
peen received viii be repeated this evening"
az hslipn ssiock-Am inadab Sleek, Mr.. Hadaway;
Shariss iorrens MI q clarke Capt Murphy Mcguire,
Mr. Henkins; Mrs. Ormsby Delmaine, Miss Chapman. In
the afternoon At so'sloek TURNING THE TABIEs-Jaek
humphrey, MI n N. Kent To conclude with the LOT
IEkf TlCkET-Wormwood, Mr.. y. H. Kent. Admission to
the Museum which with its nnumerable nrositie
at all hours day and evening from A. NJ until 10 p n,
and each Saloon performance cents Children uader ten
years Of l2a cents Parquette and Circle 2 eeRts
extr
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COPIES WILL BIZ SENT ny MAIL, FREE or
pOSTAaE TO TILE IuprUAHER

On the receipt Of the One Dollar THE MARRIED wo
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. 4. ssrt
t0aed free) " part o. the United states Az trs
mrstte post paid teseeLt those son,sintns
and addressed Or. A. " MAURICEkUt boz ia View tef1
CITY. Publishing othse, No. ~ Lterty street Newiefs
OVER Nsp COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT ~, VAIL
within three months With perfect safety and tertatn
For sale Al ~ Broadway AVID a We fses,ns ~ ~.
Liberty street. New YORK LITTLE Co, Ahaayi ". ~ -
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pkjs srd Rsckscllcrs thrspshsvt tbe Vniesds @ss~
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ME DICAL.


worh ON the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred afectcns-ilustrated By
Der Of beautifully eolored plates large e by Homer
Bostwiek d., lecturer surgery and diseases Of
above named nature 1t Is large quarto-XN second
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical And
Surgical Jsurnat may be said, fearlessy to be equal
20 kcords Acton works the family
and far superior TO anything Of the kind published 10
this country Author Of The Family PhysciaH 70 price
cents Author Of work Self abuse and it's depior
81 For sale at she pubiishers sTRixCER 4 T6WNSkND
- Broadway, and BY the snthor, 504 Broadway.
= 000 COPIES SOLD IN THREE AoSTHs.-Doc-
O,OOO tor DE Lsneys Private Medical Formulary,
tabridged fer popular and Instruction containing
u. symptoms aud 'sry best prescriptions for certain dis
cates aud veaknes. ke Price only l2sc. Sold az the
heoktors az Broad~ay, and by post Of the author 81
Li.penard street.
A cARD-DR. DE LASY CONTINUES TO BE CON
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Mo TIE TIL vURKD-DR. MURPHY HAS RE-
~ ND 70 NJ ~ Roosevelt street, near hasha vhere
b1nrly consulted all diseases. Recent cases -
without mercury in two 70 for days Win uapara
.led tia specific, 81 boz cabnet he beaten
". B-If teaten, Dr. NJ will forfeit $500.
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EVERY MOTHERS BooK.-MARRIED LADIES WILL
II much 10 interest them in matters relating 70 the
married life in this book The editor net allowed 70 sat
the Of abe detail hut marrtd
roue subject particularly interests ther friss
III seat Nv mail Also Female pills. Tor persons In deli
cate health Price. 81 per hsr. Address Dr. fsmersdc
A.
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NIBL0'S.-THE CORPS DE BALLET WILL ASSEM-
bic Friday and Saturday at 10 clock for the rehearsal
Of the Serious Pantommc in which the wonderful lie
Caroline Rcusset and her three sisters Therese Adelaide
and Cementine, will appear Monday, 18th inst benf
tLeir farewell eneaEe Mt in New York
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np. rAwCETT MAS REMOVED MS orTfCE TO n
~ Dover street where be be conhdentay consulted
on certain diseases Witch he without kectn
eases ne few days Hs Balm 81 Iura ior nervous
dehHty krousht BY self absse 10 the most
uediens lsy Mat Sirssss srsl kpsvp " ,LAs teppvy,
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RROUGHAMSLYCEUh,B BROADWAY, NEAR BnOOMB
,trs.t-Dres. cirsl. asa Pa.sustt. 80 ssass; ys.ly
$-Doors open st Ii 70 begin at hapa osissh. On
InSsy APrli 3, the perfornanes will ss5ssAee
psnni cSIon!a. Mis-, Mary T,yior IsrsuSy Miss GoSn
CukBER. To conclude with ROW AT THE LYCEUh8
hanaEer Mr. BrSughami Stage Manager Mr. Lynne Pren6