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WORLDS SALVE.

1t opens those avenues through which
nature carries Off the impurities within,
and thus relieves the body Of disease. 1t
is thus that il cures Consumption, Scrolu
la, Fevers, Irresypelas, Asthma, Salt
Rheum, Sick Headache, QuinsY, Sore
Throat. Rheumatism, Scalds, Pain in the
Chest, Side and Back; Dyspepsia, Poi
sons, Sore Breast, Deafness, Cutaneous
Erup,ions, Sore Eyes, Inflammation Of
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns,
Cailblains, Piles, Worms, Agues, Cold
Feet, Liver Complaint, Ulcers, all Fever
Sores, and Inhammations Of every kind,
without destroying the tone Of the Sto-
mach as is generally done by the intro
duction and continuance Pills and other
nostrums.
u is by acting upon this principle that
it is proved TO be one Of the most extraor-
dinary medicines the world ever saw.
Its success in curing disease is altogether
unprecedented in the annals Of medical
jurisprudence.
This we might demonstrate by the pub
lication of thousands Of certificates from
individuals of high standing in all parts
of the United States, who have exPe-
rienced it's ASTONISHING EFFICACY in the
healing of the most affecting maladies to
which mankind is subject. But we ap-
peal to a candid and enlightened public,
and only ask that the numerous cures
which are being effected by this Ointment
wherever it has been used, may secure
for it that reputation which il merits
that due attention be paid to the Direc-
tions contained in the envelopes in which
the boxes of Ointment are enclosed, as
well as the Circulars in the hands Of our
Agents. JAS. McALlSTER,
I4I Fulton street, N. Y.
A. S S. HENRY,
Ashta bula, o., General Agents.
For sale by A. l.. ScovrLI, corner Of Fifth
and Race streets, Cincinnaii; also. L. P. MA
GUET. Gallipois, Ohio. Thos. Evans, Cen
4 Ill L porfar
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more ,haa 10000 Person. Cared.

Il . upon the
principle Of IEsEE-
sIBLE PERsPIRA
rIoN, as exhibited
in this cut, that the
human body deli
vers itself Of i'm
purities and dis
ease. "The blood
beiEg the life oI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-05

ANY one who takes Sam Houston
for less than the shrewdest states
man, enlarged in his views, firm in
his purposes, and reliable in bis prin-
ciples. is very much mistaken in
dividual, and any one who takes
Scott fo- more than a common intel
lecl., contracted in his opinions, fall
tering in his principles, and weak Of
purpose, is equally mistaken.
Enquirer
And any one who fails to see the
very long ears projecting over the
hand that held the pen that wrote
the above, is a very much beclouded
or demented individual. We think
we see General Scott's "weakness OF
purpose" driving the Mexican legions
before it, from Vera Cruz to the city
of Mexico. 1t will only require the
same weakness" to give Cerro
Gordo defeat TO Locoiocoism in the
next Presidential contest.
Chronicle and Atlas.
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uRESH supply of winter strained Land Oil,
L for sale at SANNS' Drug Store.
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Regular weekly Packer between Pitts
burgh and GnIiIPOIis.

IN KEGS White Lead, just received and '0r
5U sale at SANNS' Drug Store.
March l3. 1851.
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Ter, ne says, tIoT6 arc oi-
Carbonic acid; (grains,) 4.40
Lime, $50
Sulphuric 7,9S
Magnesia, 2,53
Combined water in Magnetism
Salts, 1855
A trace OF iron,
Containing Of EPSON salts, 23,O6
These waters are known to be
diaphoretic, cathartic, diuretic, and
acid, expectorant, and SO many other
things that | might be thought
doctor to name them; | therefore
forbear. l shall hope that ere long
the proprietor will establish large
boarding house and such other fix
lures as will be necessary for the
Better accommodation of visitors, and
then shall expect that the Magne-
sian Springs will 1ecome as celebra-
ted, perhaps, as any in the known
world. S. MADDUX.
Magnetism Springs, May 5, 1851.
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VIRTUE OF SMART WEEDs.-Tt is
almost a sure remedy in case OF
cholic. Steep and drink the same as
in any other herb tea. In the next
place, it is worth $5 per hundred for
a stock of cattle if it is cut and well
cured when in full bloom. Give an
OK, COW, or horse one pound per
week, during the time they are up to
hay, and it will keep their bowels
and hides loose. 1t is an excellent
physic. IF a horse has one pound a
week there is no danger of his hav-
ing bots or worms OF any kind; and
they will eat it sooner than the best
of hav.-Er. cs f't ;-
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nASTOR OIL, pure and beautiful article,
U for sale at SANNS' Drug Store.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-05

CTAR and Hard Pressed Mould Candles, for
y sale at SAHNS' Drug Store.
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6nll LBS. Copperas, just received and for sals
dUU at SANNS' Drug Store.
March l3, 1851.
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For sale by A. l.. ScovuI, corner Of Fifth
and Race streets, Cincinnati; also. l.. 2. MA
GUET. Gallipolis, Ohio. Thos. Evans, Gen.
treville. Hallidays, Waddell & CO., Porter.
Feb. 81, 81 5l.-lyehe4m-oct "a. 80
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PETROLEUM. OR ROCK Oil!
A NATURAL REMEDY.

5000 f-,uu n well In AIleEheny eoun-
~. Pa. 400 fect below me 1iarih'. sar-
faseT Put mp and sold BY Sanuei ~.
Kfer. canal Basin, 7th 81, Riftsbh, IA
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Mrs. Swisshelm, who SAYS very
many good things, and knows world
more that she does not tell, discour-
seS as follows about
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Lspy srrrolx.-The rncc between the world.renowned
Lady Suffolk and CQ~crivcr IL advertised to Cd
Tuesday next. The circumstances under which abe
goes this race peculiarly interesting Mr.. David
1ryant, her owner, who died few days since In New
Orleans had promised party OF gentlemen Of this city
that the old grey should give them touch Of her
quality and his death-bed Instructions to his kind
hearted friend Charley Ellis WERE make good his
prcmiser she Is under the Of Mr. Ellis zone
Il the best and most experienced trainers In the
uy) who was charged after going the race here and
one ut st Louis which Mr.. Bryant had promised TO
her safely landed at his family home In New York there
TO hask in the sunshine Of peace the remainder o. her
days. She l. generally rcckoncd twenty-five years Of
age but Mr. Bryant who has owned her since abe
four years old assured Mr. Ellis that abe YET In
her teens being only eighteen. She Is in 6ne health and
epris appearing to have lost Of the vigor youth
Lady SUFFOLK has won and pursee than any
horse that ever lived. Her winnings In purses and
stakes set down at ffy-on Thousand dollars The
proceeds Of the hould she win ~ after defraying
Mr. Brysnts expenses goes TO hia widow A this race
OF under the auspices Of the Mobile Trotting
Grub, We expect to zee large gathering at the cour-
The members stand reserved for the ades IL Is said
that more ades present At the last between
Lady Suffolk and Lady Jane tbas aeon on the
hetaire This s the only chance our citi.
will have 81 seeing Lady Suffolk move ss Mr.
Ellis leaves with her for New York on Wednesday
Lady Suffolk aud Cowdriver exercise. every evening
letveen four and i've o'clock .7dc, .9ira 20,
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Naval Intelliuense.

The o. 3. sloop-of-wsr John Adams Comma nder Bar.
ron bound TO Madeira and Coast Of Africa was towsd
down TO Hampton Roads, from Norfolk, on Thursday
morning by u s. Steamer Engineer ID Master olus
commanding and proceeded to with a fine breeze
from g. w. The following is list Of her ofcers:-Cou-
mander, Samuel Barron; Lieutenants Henry French.
George T. Sinclair j. A. Doyle johnson b. Carter Isaac
O. Strain; Surgeon, VIM. Is. Sinclair; Master, James
Higgins Assistant Surgeon james H. Hustus; Mid
shpmen. John Irwin, O. y Thomas, Il. Boyd. Jr. Mar
shall g. Campbell Chas A. Babcock, George b. Barber
Captains Clerk, Samuel Barron, Jr.; Boatswain, VIM
Black Gunner, John Owens Carpenter Wills Hyde;
Saimaker, William Mahoney.
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the very first year Of its existence, that every Mar
shall "shall have power 10 command all necessary
assistance in the execution Of his duty" Il Sta
tute al l.. 81, n Section of act Sept. 24th 1889
And if the statute Of State provide, that whoever
gives this assistance in slave shall be punished
State might just as properly attempt to exonerate
its citizens from all obedience to the general govern
ment-even from serving militia, on the orders Of
the President to repel murderous invasion o your
coast, to help execute the laws against pirates
who plumber your cargoes-or merderers Of your
sons on the ocean, or the wretohed felons, who will
fully cast away your vessels, mutny against your
ofcers-in the lonely wastes Of the Atlantic or Pa
ciic.
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LN0R LIYERPooL-uNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Captain L. Nye. This steamship will
depart with the mails fer Europe positively Saturday,
May 10th, at II o'clock NJ from her berth the
Canal street No berth secured until paid for All letters
murt through the Post Cce For freight passage
having unequalled for comfort
apply to E6WD. X. COLLINS, 50 Wall street Positively
freight will be received board after Thursday
May 9Th The steamer ARCTIC will succeed Pacho,
and sail Nav 2<th.
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AMUsEMENrs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNuMS MUSEUM PHlLADELPHiA.-P. T. BAR
ID Proprietor; II. Sanford, Assistant Msnagcr-
Second week o. the and Chinese fiction
termed the BronG. Horse witnessed and admired by
thousands Of the citizens Of Phadphia for the past week.
1t is emyhaticaly proyerb Of beauty. Will also be
formed this week the comedies called Love, Law, and
Physic, Presented az Court Weak Points, Ge with
dancing by Mrs T. Warren, and Mr. G. Williams. The
rmances in the afternoon posed Of the most eomieal
Farees the finest Of Naudeves, Petite Dramas popular
Melodies, charming Dances. Then. the thousand and
curosties Of the spacious Saloons full of interest
Admission to these and perform cents; children
under ten years. l.5a cents.
RICH STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR RENT.
"A ing the above Theatre for from Scpt.
ls5l. Will be received before let May Address,
s BRASSON, ~ Market strset.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8. 1851.
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ABIUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN MUsEUh.--LESsEF, +. c. wEMYSS.-
- This, Tuesday, evening April 90 beneft Of Mr., T. s.
Wemyss and Mr. T. d. sause Doorieepers. Second night OF
Mr. 7. ID. Rice, as the Virginia Mummy Mr. Eyain in
mic dance Mr.. l.. Keenan, the banjo Mr.. flatin will
sing comic and Mr. T. Leak y play the ACCORDION
In addition the farce of RA ISING THE WIND-charaeters
by hesrrs Wemyss Salisbury, Mcdowell and Mrs Leces
ter and Mrs. Salisbury
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT.

LNNTERED AT STATI0SERS' HALL.-GREAT EXHI-
IL btion Almanac for 1851 containing view Of the build
ing erecting in Park and full account Of every
cuar connected with the same in English, French aud
German also how 70 visit in six days the whole Of the
tutous exhibitions in London, and its principal
streets churches monuments markets. with the cab
fares and every other information Published by
Ross Sons ly and U BshopsRae street, London, the
celebrated perruquicr perfuners hair cutters hair dye
and general agents. who undertake to execute coram
orders for description goods for all of the
world Ross Sons also solicit the attention Of persons
siding abroad to the articles of their
sting OF British and foreign pcrfumery they having
establishment in France every kind Of brrshes dress
Ing srops, and cutlery including their Registered
Guard Rasor, which prevents the possibility Of any one
cutting himself while shaving artrapatory for dyeng
hair Of any required shade and their assortment
Of hair OF all kinds for both ladies and gentle
Any orders received by them promptly attended
and q 70 yalne and upwards, VIII be executed at tho
wholesale Price but remittance with ii Indispensable and
they undertake that nothing but first class goods shall
sent for which their name is sufficient guarantee having
been established nearly century Price Of the
3D. with the usual allowance to the trade; to be had by
order Of all booksellers and newsyenders throughout
world Address, Ross Sons, li9 and 10 Bshopssate
street. LONDON.
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HUNT g. ROsgELL, Successors TO sToRR T.
Mortimer) Goldsmiths Silyersmth &c 70 the Queen
also Chronometer and Matchmaker of No loo New Bond
street, London mandatory, 70 Harrison street Grays-
innroad beg 70 intimate to their patrons that they
about moving from their branch business in Princes
Manchester, to St. AIMS square, in the town. aud
immediately opposite to the principal entrance OF the
Exchange.
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THO THE CITIZENS OF AMERICA INTENDING TO

Two TIE CITIZENS OF AMERICA INTENDING TO
4 visit the Great Exhibition.-Meehi, OF Leadenhal
street Gracechurch street, London has
nowned throughout the civilized world for Razors Strop
Cutlery in general Needles Dressing leases Workboxes
Teatrays and Paper Mache in all its various applications
as well every requisite for the toilet and table
Deeply sensible VI the necessity which the ensuing
Exhibition imposes worthiy to sustain his reputation be
secured considerable for the adequate display
his numerous productions, while his wc&Rown emporium
Leadenha street will receive accession stock
lated to the extraordinary demand which antc
pstes Among the sights of London interest
and extraordinary than its shops and for combination
OF taste and elegance there not than
heehis Those who wish TO the manufactures Of
land dir in the most attractive omit
20 visit Aechs whore they will lind Of objects
ADAPTED to the requirements OF class OF purchasers
Catalogues will lie furnished gratis any address
England, post free-4 Leadenhali street.
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TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Stesmers.TLe ships prisng this line are u

AlLaNLiS. ................C apt Wesh
nnSniS CAPT. Luce.
BALTIC .................... Capt. Coinstock.
ADRIATlC. Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built contract expressly for
government has been taken their
rruction also in their engines to insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for
equaed for elegance comfort Price passage from New
York TO Lverpccl $780, exclusive of extra size
rooms s from Liverpool to New York, SIS. An expert
snced will 10 attached to each ship No berth
Re eured IN til paid for.
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AMUAEnENTp.

RowERY rHEATRE.-BoxEs, q CENTS PIT, I2>s
s5sp lsa'sTs \ ~
ri Fey e. s'i'ifi
ssd.s Nss wenyss M.ydse Miss 5. Madame DC WI
s f ss Of KoDEk a.sar Win
Steven, Jasques su0s. Mr. Jordan Dumont. Mr. Bowesi
RrRToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET, REAR OF
Family circle q eeets oresssra s.s Is csnss Doors open
tov iE'fsd1 ssx,eEs assa 1ss si
As: ss.. Ss m RSf0 S.S GS
rqAi ~ Mr.. stsf,.s Lacy Mrs Rus
Me- kissfl' I'm, sr is.a.s F.asi Mary Fanss
Miss wtetCn; Tom CROP Mrs stsrrett. N''1 'p''As'
NATIoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr-BoxEs.
orsn az fee essa n M sss rvs,e Boxes Doors
sii sssSasii Mol o.
san rhs%psos Noah Tsyer s s.nss 10 fnf H.
fSt ii A sssssss1
Miss halyna Abdadar Mr. H. seymour okla, Mr.. Dunn;
msnes With tie farce o. SERVANTS BY InGAcY CON-
RABNUNs AMERICAN .MusEUM.-P 7. BARNUA,
a. M Il nnd
comedy Of THE SERIOUS IAAlLY-Aminadab Sleek, M.
hsssis ea Miss sScIRy
sssary domestic drama entitled VILLAGE
81 TGsaS Iii cronRs ksn
Adissn TO the Museum 70 cents children under 10
Of age 1s cents iaquet and Dress Circle KS cents extra
SECOND GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
tie Society of Musical science Rotterdam.
% sSs for the ssn % e o. pn s RE-
formed Church Of Blocker and Amos streets
onn anS meiodeon esro S sonS solo for ss
he csns aae sog sraas M Be-
Pollock is1 Dc Ia Roche Barker Mrs Lincoln naren p,s
eellot, Herr Kierer, the earonetist, Pro-
choir, Handel 3 two psHos, Beethoven l. Duo
FIR sn 'nS S s"c r % f aS
s Italian Belini. o. Duct for piano aud
Rneh, . Choir Haydn. Senate for two pianos Mozart.
I . Italian air 3 cShfsr' Ter esro3et Won WeIer D.
and PIANO Mozart Handles nalleujah: Concert takes
euF sSD'@ 20 ns II O'clock IN the
EVENINGS WITH BROTHER JoNATHAN.-sECoND
aene from the s Of nSs'
Ea the SOCIETY @ s ss Se
way and Leonard street on Monday. 1prii Ss Tues
day ~ and Wednesday 30 His entertanment will consist
o ed With musical
me young children curious law cases old nd ancient
wom,n Debating societies Tong Island folIs sentimeatai
riOus faces passing rapidly all Of people; little
S sSUo h"r saIm slngers ane sle q everything
Tickets admittr gentleman lady 20 cents ladies ex-
Ia sole A & s. in prpa,e
noon and Evening Entertainments in the after
r ia ' a. ni ss Be- sS S
ia Ts Fl Ssra r SS sSs Of
performers being the largest and at the time the
are selected for their beauty and agure and Who
personate number Of beautiful ,abeaun taken from the
S wso fo hcyh variety II sa,s q ss1gh and
world company Of Male and Female Artists. Who will give
an esssn Of Marble stataasy aneqaalled in the world
afternoon aad evening Tor particulars bills of each day
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NEW YORK. APRIL -. lS5i.-NR. SAMUEL WILL
hams, 81 Old slrDear Sir We take pleasure in tes
m t. the value Patent Compound for ships bot
IL applied to the bottom OF tie shin Arctic
1907 tons burthcn (undor the command of John Zercga
only two days previous her being launched in August
She made voyages 70 Lyerroo and on examination in
Liverpool and in this port when the lip light and
three feet Of the composition water found
TO be smooth and hard having collected barnaces
We quite satisfied that the Compound will be
found 70 be mos perfect protection from worms and that
general for all vessels that
without copper. Respectfully, ZERLGA CO.
b Slip Arctic, Capt. John II. Zerega.
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,ArKs or SAILING :

IbWARD K. COLLINS No. So Wall street. NY.
BROWN, sHIPLEY Il CO.. Liverpool.
=. q. ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
l. DRAPER, in, Boulevard. Montmartre, Paris.
The owners Of these ships will net be accountable God
diver bullion specie jswslry precious stones, metals
unless bills OF adng signed therefor and the value hero
6ern pressed.
After tie fret April next o. freight by above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL B0OKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
WORK on the nature and treatment Of delicate dea
and all the inbred afsotionslustrated by
Der Of beautifully eoored patce large life; Horasr
bostNick, n d. lecturer and diseases OF the
above named nature IL large qusrtosO second
edition. Price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journs" be said feariessly be equal
70 keords or Aetons works the famyof
and far superior 70 anything Of the kind rublshedn
this country Author Of The Family Physician prize
q cents. Author Of work seat and its dsplo-
able Effects &c. &C. sixth edition, fourteen plates rice
81 For sale ut the puhlisherr, sTRINGER6 TOWNSEND
II Broadway and by the Anthor, 54 Broadway.
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SHIPPING.

NoTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOST HIS
~ passage ticket berth 49, first cabin, in the
America TO sail from Boston, the Dh in cautions
against purchasing endesvorng to make Of the
JOSEPH STRAUSS.
CTEAMSHfP ASlA.-A FIRST CLASS PASSAGE TICK
- ct this steamer Of 1th May Tor sale. Apply at 81
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SHIPPING.

U,EERY BOAT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED
- valuable ferry boat now running from Piermont,
length ~ feet, draft Of water 81 feet boilers nearly
and in perfect Aso boat wanted to purchase
exchange Of equal size but Of light draft 81 Ad
dress CHARLES WHITEHEAD, 20 Nassau street.
IfoR sAIr-THE BEAUTIFUL SCHOONER YACHT
Il Spray, built by Nossrs Brown Bell about forty
turthen we'll found. and in perfect order. For particulars
apply to DCMoNT l. HOSACK, III Wall street.
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y. Fs' e g Barrett. ...aSs 1sni
Tas sGskos SDs's n.
oSs1spsx u 6 Es R.ss s:si r.,
,EsssSs ,s 3SxS opIogs sS SsrfAiS
h,so,t Gutter h1 cssvsy Widow HareoeIt,
ts. .ss
Fl. vs.s sss; " sons sE.ESy
and saturday, Tickets 90 osa,s Prvase SOass i Frs
s!sSss April e;s.sars z.ss.. AMBER Lsaas; ~
LOLA # sSsf & ss IL s s act 4
BrS.;.y M sloan kstsss. SloesI MS slss. 5spS,
rand BALLET: s
e Rsn sr dss s Nile Gai9ns s0srs
!. an R9uset; Lineina hle Ther,ne Roussst hanstts
this week.
RRouGHAMs LYCEUh, BROADWAY, NEARBROoE
- street-press circle and parquet cents Family ecf
open At 70 Begin sss5s oeosi tuesday evening"
s
d Lsss xaTs s MS s TsySr aafShSnsss Bf5
Barre snd Mr. &; " smith. TO osasiuds Win The psRa
frank fopRsm os sr Palmer f fanny S,
\. Horn sally, Mrs G. Loder.
MEcHANIcs' HALL. NO. 81 BROADWAY, ABOVE
faTSs nc Hsst
Of eSn an eisns and versatile
ManaFsmsss etEr Shristy: yhsss eepesrs THIS .sy.
favor by highly respectable ana fsshionate audenoss
s = sa =.
urday May Srd for the accommodation 81 Ladies and
s Al Of
EELLows' MINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS, MUSICAL
II HALL No. a. Broadway, between Howard and 6rsnd
streets Open night during the week The celebrated
original and well known Fellows Mnstels comprising
under ne lsTgi
so @ IS he s s' ssf sH
tropols Their concerts consist Of Burlolue Italian Opera
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, puette Chorusscs Da9eirs
DAY AFTERNOONS grand concert for the Of
ladies' and families eotamsnclng at O'Clock T. n. Adms
SION - cents Doors 0ptn a. 7, to commence at y.
hodges EATRRTAINMENT-MR ossIAN T.
solicited ~ his editorial friends give chasts
to lis departure London the Worlds farhe
world renowned Trpler Hall Tuesday evening April
humorous, descriptive Fifty Dollar Prize Song written ~
Stores Genins Hat store and at Irper Hall Doors
quarter before clock For particulars programme,
lett at the hat stores music stores and botet. SAs
from Portland. Ne, Portsmouth. n H. Boston and Lowell,
Mass and Providenee (as will be by the Boston
the Hall early hour convenient for tao
seats. P.s NO 2-Peron. having business with Mr. D.,
Mo m Al the Irving house. between the A'0f' Of ana
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF pEsIGN-TnE TWENTY
sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy open to
the public, at their Galleries, NO. 6 Broadway opposite
Bond street. from A. VI. until 10 +. NJ. Admittanoe e
tickets, 81 catalogues IN cents By
J. II. sHEGocUE, Cor. Secretary, ". A.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-TIIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
the day. The galleries splendid scenery
ofour noble hay and haroor equal in the world
Admission II u cents.
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nR FAwcETT HAS REMOVED MS OFFICE TO II
~ Dover street. where he be confident tally
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