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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02
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Brvnker's Rife ManufaCtOry.

TaNli l. subscriber having returned nom the ea -
B nilerysIung the prnclpai imnnuinclonrs, ft
4 is uow prepared 10 manufacture the crirhrn'
tcd Increase or Gaming Twist Riie, when ne war
rants to be equal 20 any made IN this state or else
WHERE He w'l also keep constantly on hand and
for sale n good assortment oidouhIe nnd single bar
relied Fowhurplrccs, Powder F!osks, Game Bags,
SHOT Pouches Percussion Caps and superior aru-
Gle ot Sporting Powder
ueatne.- and despatch.
Shop ON the east side OF Columbus st., one dooi
.nn.h ~ tho hmm IlnMee lunc 42-n
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Gm Va N @s
.,,rriaga and WAGON Mandatory,

carnage ana wagon "dhulSCtOiS
I g. GAY would inform his friends aud cus'o-
- mrrs that he has removed 80 his new shophi
the south west corner Of the public square, where he
wilicou,muc the manufacturing VI carriages buegts
and w8gOuslu the latest and most approved sl} .es
Beng practca. workman, he ilatters himself tinl
he can build a. good work can he produced IN thl-
market lTofk wadr TO oordrrnnd warranted to give
onluc -ntsiucllon Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
C,-h paid torsrasoncd lumber. J. G. Gay.
CTj~GRONS Paint Shop up stairs.
I'm If 1-5l
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}lbnsi1iuug s. SURGEONS,

c Hard, VI -. PhyS!ril9S \ Surgeon, uu1wA,
Illinois O'Ti.e corner of Ia St.ir and MADISON
Streets, on the Conrt House square. Resitr',r"
few doors ives: oi III" M"chanl- Hall, on Ma
olson street. may -
WIN. w. Cavnrly, Piy,iciln < >qIssoR-O'-
,Inr, H,-O,E'e N the drug Sto.'--olr rrahspro-
ie,,1nll services to the citizens ot this vic,nIly.
sll hopes by attention go business, 20 merit
,h,r.rf,aS'Ic ottroparc $50 u
". W. IL Dpkius, PhgsiclIH md Sw8'9n-Ot
tIio1. Ill., IT'rs 10, prI,--Iouu, services 3" t"e e.
tILensof DJoYI, aud vicinity. Office Over the
store OF "A W Chncycr, ,ncHi'c Walker iI'k-
hnrs,rr,l Ieu,e on the north Ie ui 10" new pubic
s1nvrc. where hr may be found NJ all times excerpt
rr,n th.ent ON professional Sursss aug -
-. ID. Thompson, VI ID oilers his professional
services 10 the citizens oi ti.u~a uNi y"lWlN
Dh.e IN the room formerly uccupiedhy Dr. huii-
bert, opposite the telegraph O.ice, up ,ial,s ~
R.IIlck', block ap 2O.i9
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Bowling Saloon!

JANES OConnor respectfully informs the C,i-
- 1ens ot Ottawa, that hc has recently re-ii,rrd
and materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally established by HIM
and that he Is now prepared TO accommodate parties
desiring heahul exercise with the best game OF ten
pins to be found thlsside OF Chicago.
lis Alley has been lately constructed otthc bcs,
Cherry, aud cannot tail to give the utmost sot-lac.
ton.
Twill give one dollar premium to any man who
will r,atc seven lOsrikrs in haltstung.
lnnMn. Inn Ii
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rl,rc a, the garden gate 1hcN~OAn old fan
ioned Lodge vt the gate, open to the road Pen'
plv can i, and rest in 1t, any body there would
Geo nll tho people who came down the garden
wax They could not help seeing.
Cross examination did very little with thi- VII,
ncss EXCEPT To show the bitter feeling with which
,be regarded Miriam to elicit tho fact that the
vonny lawyer had formerly been lover ci her
nwn. hu, had deserted hor Tor Miriam, mud that
her own character WAS Mr from s,nirles'
Then came Alice sharpe, the only witness from
whom lhnd any hope anil what That hope was
vas even 70 myself 50 vague and undehncd m
rlea. that could no, shape i into any pract'ea
and tangible form. With hesita,mg step onJ
furtiye glance Alice sharpe now entered the box
and certainly never looked upon more Gun
ming. ruthle.a. determined countrnaue0 thai
hers,
. She was evidently ia at ease, lor she cast e'
anxious. opp,chcnslvc guo round 'h. court an
,rru,nlrd yi.NIv Nv hopes rose ~ saw h.>
There was something .hc wished To conceal
..nwrtLiur .hr feared would conc out and knev
better ,han .hc ,IA that there i.rn place Ike
count ui iu.,ito to facilitate discoveries, az to uo
mack hc.
A,l,s, the examination IN chief wa. con'lul''
and rose m. Mrs Sharpe wus hastily qWI'h
the lox. stop said, I must have u little COZ
trrsnt,on with you nov,
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD mormshs friends and The
- public that he has just opened Meat Market nt
h4 new building un the corner north Of the Court
IIou4e Sluaro. m Ottawa where he will lbc haIpy 60
suppynII his friends and the public with the ch"ccst
o everything in the meat line. Vegetables oi all
kinds also kept on hand.
No Nerkei on Sunday. The shop Will he kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
hath scp9l 1850
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Gtoruuc s. forw0r0i inc.

f. l. Chnrr.tld, Storage & Commission lirr-
ci1ai-WIg.l lonsc castslle CT the bridge Nam
canal, OuHwl, H. nov ~
l.. Hills, Si,.lse, FJ0clriiag dHd Commission
N,rcIlt, H. 'crI 90 lands NJ produce, True $
Warehouse N0.2 5lie-cut. Ottawa, Illinois
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The Best Coal

DROtGlIT INTO the Ottawa mat;rrsuo~ raise,
ID by Mr. MARKS NORlARTl, who may II
all times he found at hi- residence near the cana
b-'" a. " ts,;a Of Buffalo Rqek; ~ s bed SS II i
ine same reGlon'WNS- y ,nnous 'Stto"h ouI -
rniscd, and MIR NJ challenges a comparison with
that coal, knowing his own, taken all toGc,hcrto be
better artlcc As TO the coal from most o the beds
around Ottawa, It is positively not to be compared
his and yet MIR. MornrY engages To sell hl;
coal ascheap as il not cheaper than any the coal
dealers IN this region.
Teams always kept in readiness to deliver coal to
order. or any number oftcnms loaded at short no
,ce on nnppymg hr the residence OF the subscriber .,
The attention Of Bldcksmlthsis sparucuInLly led
10 this coal MAkhS MoitlNh T..
Buffalo Rock q ms below OitnEn Dee ", lHSO
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lee Cream SaiO9a,

MR.. WOOLSEY bCgs leave to say t, the EN-
vi lru- ofOuawa and the public gcncrny. fai
nc has opened. fitted nnd furnished M superior - e
Ice Cream Ru0mS--ior Ladies and Gc''llomcn, op-
postc and north Of the Old CiW tio;ci building
and hopes BY puncfuol and pol;rc attendance, and
rich Cream, 10 meet 'hc appreciation otthc pubic
,l.-Partrs supplied with lee Cream ON short mo-
I,p may
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q 0 t | 9

Mansion H""'c, Ottawa Illinois, by Waugh y
Crcssingrr successors TO X Thcrnr fassrn-
gers carried uani from the packets nee oi charge
Stages tron al directions arrlye and depart daily
Nav 10.
20, River IIprsc, by L. DErAHo, on The cnnnl
u.nr the aquliuct. Cana packets stopTesu.arly
atthsh house.
American HooSr, nentths confluence OF the IL
I,nois and Fox Rivers ,anincar the bridge.
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Business Gur0s.
j. Il. lIamaIle,

NN'IlOLLSALEuud retail d-aor 900 a. Kind. ui
w CNNfECTIDN AIRY.
TOYS Ctudy, Fruit, &c, Canal street. "a irw dom.
west o' Lu Sale street Ottawa.
Wcddtnr aud other parties supplied with Oma-
reutui tuuiyc;iou.ry, Cakes ccCgcum. y e .Ac..
a. -luri u,trr NAV a
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Of the county Of iSomscso'r"i 'he '".
ne lion. o.! lie Royal Agricultural Society Tor
lsso there is m account Of an experiment by
With /, appears that there is no increase IN tho
wr.h, Of butter by sculding the milk Two lots
of milk. of twelve quarts each, vere 'Hsen--'ne
nrs ,cpllcl, and Tie other set III ordinary mode
--,be butter from each was carefully weighed
and then subjected TO analysis by Prot way.
Tie analysis showed that the proportion ni iu'e
butter in that made from the scalded mix was
moi greater than from the other It appears
however. Tint there are some practical ady"n'a'
goa attached to the scnlding process wh'eh hro
S,ba, ,np butter is more quickly made by .nrrns
with the hand or with q stick; and that II keeps
much longcr" The analyst. throws Ilt''e OF no
lirht on the question why the seolding process
Mould add to the keeping quality Of the butter
! Tin oJynntape IN ehGrning Is attributed to the
bur,.ns Of he bubbles which contain the oIiy
matter, ey ,he heat, thus facilitating 'he process.
o, separation, md il is probable that ihis pe,...
sco,rn,,on Of tho oil from the cisen Is the cause
q, ihe butter from the sealded milk keeping oo''
ter " WI rcpu.
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oWtstwAAp ruE SrAn OF ENsinT
land. mn able journal published at@
many, thinks that the next great sc
mericans will be iaiallibly tho suolr,1h.8
ran aud China - 4 noN
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Horse Sh0eing
StadGen's Mill,

v1'HF, subscriber would inform the puhicthat The
above Mill, in full opc ration once more hndh'
isprcparrd to grind or exchange flour Tor wh"0ln
nlI,incS to suit thr customers; uudwth srl,tatteu
,ion,o hu.ncss, he hopes tu shnrrn part otthvpu' N
patronage. tntmprs, please call and -" us ven
will always liui the mtIrrs teody To wait ou ynu
mghtorday Cash paldiotw wheat
Dtyton, Jan 20. JONATHAN Srhunry,
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avAHDEwArER's Oswroo Liver j. vandewater -
Boat Lenfngwel-27oo bushels wheat, BOWS s Carey
Boat 6rampus-S casks ashes, Dater Strong Co.. $3.50
bushels corn, j. Is Herrck
WESTERN LAKE. Boar LINE boat Tracy-6casks ashes,
Il. Cook do, Stewart & CO.. 2400 bushels corn Cham
kns Co.
$50 do. beef 5l4 do cut meats 2l3 do butter; 6,do.
cheese 1900 bushels wheat 5T47 do rye 245 do eats
6o,S0s bushels corn, pa pkgs whiskey.
SATURDAY, June 2S, 1851.
HUDSON RIVER Linen H. Holt Il Co Barge Ply
mouths pkgs. sshes Stone Starr; 7 do, Conan Il
Hopkins; do, Rap, Clark Dibble do, Kent Page
r. +. Sage $40 do, Gbst n stockwell & Col 5000
bushels corn, w. G. Heaton; 1924 do, Bows Guiteau;
10 bushels &c. Ba5eoeh Co. "a pigs butter Ssnt
bins; 2s bales WOOL Yelverton Fellows.
OLD OswEoo LIsE-F. j. Lttlejohn-Boat Lewis-6
pkgs. butter, Condit Noble & Coz 225 barrels -four,
lily. Mason 1870 bushels Of corn. to the agent Boat
Waterman-l0 casks ashes Blydenburgh Co.; 1850
OswEGo TRANSPORTATION LrNE.-Congdon g. JAMESON
Boat scotland-l cargo of lumber, to Watson & Co.
SYRACUSE AND OswEGo LINE.-Boat st. Lawrence-25S9
bushels rye, Joseph Ketchum Son. Boat Admral-7l3
barrels -four, Gillespie Dean & Co.
Troy WESTERN LIKE.-Rice, Clapp ~ Co.-Boat
Congress- 400 bushels rs casks high wines AZ hhds
tobacco to the agents; 10 kegs butter j. e. Nye; 20
sacks wool m.n n w. Co. Boat ChsnesT 1 easks
and Is bales tobacco to the agents Boat Racue2500
bushels corn to the agents. 80 rolls leather Brown;
GO bales WOOL IL W Co. Boat Porer--l6 casks ashes
Sherman Collins; Is barrels -four to the agents. 100
do, Pepsrn Ocutt; 172 barrels beef Wallace, Wicks
T. Co.; los do, Hub ard g. Son.
TorAL-ss barrels ashes, aa6l barrels -four, 400
bushels wheat, 5,40o bushels rye, 371q5 do corn Is
barrels high wines 80 rolls leather 25 pkgs pork $50
DO beef l37 do butter TAO do cheese Y hhds tobacco
70 barrels whiskey, and 40 bales wool
BY THE ERIE RAILROAD.
FRIDAY, June N-l9 hogs, 62 pkga. butter, j. Wick
ham; do and hogs, Capt HILL 81 pkgs butter 7hogs,
calves and lambs j. Andrews 80 pkgs. butter, IL
hogs, lambs, and calves Capt King 1855 sides lea
Their, N Gilman Son; 70 pkgs butter hogs, j. Dill;
TONS mis- iNnr sid IaatI.
Geo. Palen Co.; pkgs butter, G. b. White Co.; IL
do,J Boyce; bales wool w r. Strong; pkgs butter L.
Raymond do cheese, VIM Clark Co.; ii pkgs butter,
VIM ii. Platt; II bales wool, Chaplin Co.; do. Brad
ner Co; n do. M Beach Co; IL do. w H. Strong;
10 bills eggs, M. Cady; pkgs. butter, 4. T. Brown
do, Work Drake; 3S do, Condt. Noble Go 80 bales
wool, Flint Co $50 sides lea her Miles Gilman; Is
pkgs butter NJ G. Lare; 50 de-, Thomas s. Davenport
80 bags oats, Mills Thompson; IA do. cheese, p w.
Stebbns; 227 pkg, butter, IL bbs eggs 81 calves Is
sheep Ia hogs go sides leather 900 baskets strawber
ries, to various orders.
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Receipts OF Prod nee.
ny 1nE HUDSON RIVER BoArs.


JrSr q t3il
AiBANr AND CsSaL Livr-J Gillespie Barge Prcsi-
dent-lo casks sshcs Cawng Co; 200 Lids. hour. u.
Cook 4tO do J. II. Reed iU3 do, y NJ. lioyt Sons;
90 do Bows Carey; eco bushels corn Henry Nsson
1910 do. Work Drake; TlO do ,Babcock CO.. al bills
wbskey. q G. Williams.
ANERic,S TnsssroRrarIoS LSr.-M VI. Caleb 4 CO..
Eost Abderson-14 casks ashes. Thomas 4 Davenport
s do. litch6cld n Co 3 do, suyisn 4 Co; COZ
Ibis flour. W. A. Brown Co
CHrNAsGo LiNr.-Boat Wells-jO bbls eggs J. n
L,tklin; 0pkgs butter, G. H. Brosn; 20 do, C. Adams
4 Co 40 boxes cheese. }. r. Persee
GRUrIIH's Nav YoRK AND TsoY Nr.-Barge Clinton
1l5 btls -four j. Bulkey 20, 434 do, y. ". Wright
Co; 1c2 do. Ralph Mead Coz 1sls bushels corn,
Henry Naton; so bbs high wines, Peter Van nest
lit bsoS hyrt LINs.-Bsrge May nower-3l0 bbls -four
Wadsworth sheldon; 2lh bushels oats, Rsws 4 Sey
mour; 2,Cl9 bushels corn, NJ u. BARTLETT
o. Tho, LiSE--PUpe Catlin Barge v. Learned-7
csls ashes, IL tubs butter bbs eggs Titus Bsroes
10 bills flour Henry Nason; 3i2 do Y. Sage; loo do
BOWS Carey; ~ do. y NJ Frisks Co; ISIS bushels
corn q b. Benjamin; 81 tons Of marble y. Douglas.
UswFGo WNsTtPN LINe--Bost Washiugtou--T00
bbls heur, Powell Co 20 packages starch, Gsss 4
Thompson
swnrsrnr Lrsr--J. H. Red6eld 4 Co,--Barge Ken
w. Wolfe; S6i do, Bows 4 Carey; 1876 do J. NJ Fisk
Co; 173 do, 70 do eggs. aud Abel do corn, Ra~is
SEYMOUR $50 bbs flour, j. W. rhorne h 90. 1874 do,
$ Roberts Co; Ill do. j. Wright Co; 100 do,
A. II P,mervy; 100 do, Beach Chaplin; 400 bushels
ctrp Gibson Stockw.ll Co 81 bLs whskey, Litchneld
seribn,r n Coolidge 80 pkgs butter. J. Hall
TRoy AND Ear LNE "A q. Left Oo.-Barge Ida
10 casks abe,, Kent, FOag Go 20 bills Hour, j NJ.
Iloyt Sons; e3 do and 6lS0 bushels corn Henry Ma
son; iO0 bushels do, y. Gould
Tao, ASH OswEGo LtNs.--W. +. Rossiter.-Boat Dew
drop--sl bbs flour DAVIS Carey; Is do, X. v Sage;
22lT bushels rye Watson Co; 247 sdcs leather, H.
McClclshd.
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BEkfPPiH u.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoYPANY.-FOR
" Bremen, via mpton-The U. s. Mail steamship
HERMANN, E. Crabtree, commander will sail for Bremen
Southampton, Saturday July 18th, from Pier No
North River. An experienced Surgeon attached
ship. All letters through the Post Once Specie
delivered in Hayre. For passage freight apply TO MOL
LEk, SAND RlERa, Agents, 90 Broadway.
Tu>HE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT SAMP.
will sail for Bermuda aud ST. Thomas Tuesday
9Th July She has eieelent accommodations
Price Of SIS; st. Tho
$40. There Is regular mail communicate between
Thomas all the West India isands Havana, vers
Cruz Venezuela Eo The Merlin will take freight Apply
to u. CUNAKD, Jr., IS nroAdway.
p S.-No letters or mails will be received board the
kerlin, except throus the Post once.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADE LPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets, delpha-P Bsrnum, Proprie-
ii. Sanford Manager-Two performances daily, after
and evening Admission Is cents children hafprice
Monday evening" June &c. MT Booth the eminent tragedan
his frat Hamlet During the week the
Natnetts formerly of the Rave Family will their
and fests on the Tight Rope
Mr. Taylor the popular comedian will also appeal during
Pleasing farces both and evening The collection
81 wonders crowded into the capacous saloons comprise
some half dozen original collections including the
one by Peae These all worthy of visit, and be
together with the in the Lecture Room
Tor the low price of Is cents.
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PLACES NArIvITv-Upited States 2ji Ireland GS
England. TO- Scotland 81 Germany. 49, France Sweden
Austria, Italy Prussia l; British Possessions in North
America, 2; Poland, |.
rRonHespi tal Bellevue II; Pensptiary. BiaekwslYs
Island 81 Wards Island 25 kandals Island Il City
pita II; Amshouse BLACKWELL Island, Colored
3; Colored Orphan Asylum, ]: Colored persons, E
Intern ents returned from Wards Island %.
A. w. WHITE City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. June ~ 1881.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, Ito CHATHAM SQUARE.-0EO
= LEA, Sole Proprietor -Admisson-Seats in Privat
Boxes % cents Stage Seats oents Boxes cents Par
lue 2 Elegant Saloon every After
soon and Evening Entertainments commence IN ths Aftsr
aeon ~ oclock and in the evening o'clock The
varied such e he sSSn
It no other place Of New York. eonsistnS q
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering Aftesn
performers being the largest and at the s most
talented band In the United States Modal
lists who selected for their beauty hgure and vho
personate number Of beautiful tabeaux taken from Ne
Girls who go through variety Of fests Of dS
serity Madame RosAline the only Female JugEler NJ
world company Of Male and Female Artist who dive
exh bition Of Marble Stauary unequaed in wcrd
bogeher with variety of interesting
afternoon and evening vor particulars bills Of ssel
-"
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INuE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
Il Mail steamers-Tbe ships prsng this line tn

h.LhNIiC. ...s........ .'.s....... capt. Wes
FhtIflN. tapt Nye.
Napt Luce.
snni S Ss'
D. . -. .
These shps having been built by contract expressly
service has been taken
roeten as also in their engnes to insure strength and
and their odatious for pas sengsrs
allied for elegance comfort Price passage
Yrs to Liverpool s30 exclusive extra
ta5 from Liverpool to New York. G An expert
surgeon will be attached each ship. No berth can
n s,g NIT mai for
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEuM.-TuEspAY. JUL

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-TUESDAY, JULY
- l. ls5l-For the benefit of Miss Caroline Chapman.
On this Tuesday evening. at eight o'clock the dahing
and popular comedy of the BOLD DRAGONS will be
acted and Leon Jave and Herr Cline appear in their
gerb the Tight Rope at
3ocoek, the and amusing farce of the CHEAP EXCUR
SION and the popular Eastern extravaganza of TWO
EYES BETWEEN TWO THE Happily Family" nu .lber-
ing hundred Animals Birds hostile species
ced by discipline, may be at all hours of the day and
evening Admission to the entire Museum and perform
anees. Is cents children under 10 years ~ cents
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tr lfelght O. pasasys, apply TO
EsWAsD <. COLLINS No, 60 wan street. Ny.
BROWN SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool
4. G. GuHrk1s Il co, IS Kinx's Arm Yard, London
l.. DhAtth. Jr., Boulevard Non,martrc. Paris.
The these ship will not be god
silver tlo .pcee iewelry, precious stones metals
tniees - ding are signed therefor. ans the value
thereof ttsii pressed.
u April % frcish. By the above
s.sauers m Liverpool will be materially reduced
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H This celebrated Menagere-the largest and
Quoted in the known wordembr acing animal
known to natural history and which has received the
respectable and in egent people Of the United States has
lust commenced most brilliant campaign, and will
visit the principal cities towns Of New England in the
following order vir.Tuesday June 2ith Natiek wednes
and Saturday 2sth, Lowe Monday 3th Lawrence; Tues
day, July south Reading; Wednesday I'd, Charlestown
Thursday Sd Friday 4b Saturday 5h Monday 7th, Tues
day, sth, and Wednesday, 9Th. Boston.
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EELLows' MINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW NUsI.

cal Hall, 4i4 Broadway between Howard and Grand
Streets every night This justly celebrated and efficient
of talented experienced under the sole
of B. Fellows whose concerts this city for
he elite and fashion from all parts of the Union Fellows
Musical Hall Of the most spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission IS Doors open
concert to commence at o'clock An afternoon concert
Wednesday and Saturday and Friday, July
the especial daton Of families three
o'olo, k Pm.
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AMUSED ENTD.


BROADWAY THEATkE.-E.A Ma RSHALL SOLE Les
- see; d. Barrett hanase5-Doors open atIk; curtain
Third Circles Is cents Gallery l2 Private Bozes
20 iSesdsy evening July will BE- performed the
Dsmas Mr. Dayidge; CLAWS. Mr.. shaw; Deschsppses
Mr. Matthew'S Caspsra Mr. Rey, ods; Beauseant Mr. Hill:
Pauline Miss Anderton Nine Desehappellss Mrs. Ishsr-
wood. To conclude with the farce of THUNPING LE-
GACY- Philip Geronimo, Mr. Whiting Jerry Ominous MI
Scharf; Rosetta, Mrs. Knight.
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There were las deaths in Philadelphia, during the
week ending the 2sth ultimo.
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RKUUGHAH SLFIEUH, BKUAD"AY, MAX BKOONE
sreet-Dress Circle and Parquet. so eents; Family
Doors open A. ~ to begin at o'clock Benefit Of Mr. T b
commence with THE TEACHER TAUGHT-Mr Henry
Aubrey Mr. Miss Charlotte vere Miss Mary
lor To be followed by MY PRECIOUS BkTSEY-Mr. Bob
tail h5 Jsner.on Mrs. Bobtail Mrs LcSer After which,
Crop Mrs skerrett To conclude with the GREAT ExHk
BIT ION MIR. 1ippity, Mr.. T. b. Johnston.
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IN Mr. John Sefton.-Tckets, 81 cents Private Boxes -
Doors open At performance TO commence ~ eeloek
Burt ms nights Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Rs-
friend raeed with many faces First time these twesty
George Colemans i've act comedy Of Who Wants
Guineai-Mr Placide first time Andrew; Mr. Burton,
first time as Solomon Cundy Mr. Blake first time, Tor
rent Mr. Lester fret time Sir Larry Mr.. Bland
time as BasfOrd; Mr. John Dunn OldsLrts Tuesday,
July !, will be played WHO WANTS A GUINEA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-01

DACEuTs FoR nAvRE.-sECoND LINE.-ruE FOL
II icuiIs -art Will leave Haue the 18th and Ne,
Yor Z. ? zach month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-01

CASTLE GARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
~ resort to vsters throughout the day. from
IA 1t is the largest and most beautiful
in this country and the view from the upper galleries of
roe bay and harbor alone worth than the price Of
admssion-one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-01
THE LATE sIGNoR sARTrs CELEBRATED col


lection OF anatomea ana pathologica NE SIZE fgures
Previous TO the sale Of these elaborate works Of will
be exhibition for short time in this city The merits of
these scientific productions have been attesed the highest
medical authorities both in this country and in England
Ladies admitted Tuesdays and Fridays Miss sart
moptrate the Moorish Venus intermediate days for gen.
temen. Open from 10 A. NJ. till ga p NJ Demonstrations
the Moorish Venus day, at IL. So T. and s1a
Tickets % cents
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PAEIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PaIvArl

LNNIRN hOI HERS BOOE.-TIIE FEARS OF row.
IL erty ard the prospect 81 large family q children
prevent many prudent people from marrying but here M
eyerctm. ali 'ueh objections Price ST. rer sale ~ pr
Esmefado at the Portuguese Agency, No " Ann
lett,rs directed AZ shove 10 bos 1 New York y. o. vii
be nsNered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-01

ne. MORRISON IL CONSULTED coNrIDEsTIALLJ
~ certain diseases which he treats without mercury
Recent cured in few days Thrtyone years prAcs
enables him 70 debility Re- arising from
abuse See his London dirloma In his private z04
Fulton street. N. B.-Eo fee till cured