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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22
The Atlas, of tomorrow, win commenc.

the publication OF anew local sovel entitled The Forest
Mait The Anglers Second Love- written expressly for
its columns by Of the most popular Of American novel
stt. "reminiscences Of John Quincy Adams the Somers
Tragedy 1orupton of the Custom House. the Meanne Of
H. xwel in the Of Calhoun statute Rascaly
Corporation Ocials; The Isthmus Third AVENUE the
Mammoth Grave AND variety Of other matters OF the
most public importance i'll be attend to in TIE Atla to-
Dept neglect to read the Atlas.
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The Sunday Despatch for To-morrow

will great variety Ut interesting matte. Ihe
Lass Will the orIhan Girl thrilling narrative from
the pen of ply iean yesiges of Ancient Empire dis
in the valleys Of the west ort
gptl article, By Richard Adj m Locke MARY lawson
Of DOME site life by Eugene Sue. Man Midwifery
1.-THE Physiology of the Human system. French Love
Letters The Spirit EorldPneua atoogy. Hade', 2e.
Living Husbands Records Of Crime throughout the
"a Ghost story" Miscellany, poe,ry Sc editorials on
of interest; looa and
gosip business The Sunday Despatch the largest
paper published in The world for three contain
ir thirty immense columns in each number. once, 81
An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

TIE WORLDS FAIK-Wuo /. Gorye TO Los.
ron This question is now asked and answered
every day; and hundreds are preparing ships to
take on, the great tide Of yisiers from the metro
polls. Some Of the arrangements are good, some
not so good, aud some altogether bad: but, as the
time approaches, we think that there will be
chance for something better than has ye. been
offered for public accommodation. The annexed
letter shows that one batch of vsters has been
well provided fer, and we have no doubt that they
will have great delight ia accepting the kind hos
pitsties OF the Earl Of Wilton and his associates
IoSoo~, February a. 1851.
The Earl Of Wilton. Commedor Of the Royal Yacht
Pqusdfop has received intelligence. from captain Of
at pr.,sst soiournins in New York. that splendid
chooner yacht IL nov building In that city she in
Yacht club 10 IA. wosld's Pair in Ionsoo w. M.
dersisnd that the noble lord has behalf az the
, tepdsred the inequalities Of tn. club house ~
CoEes. not only to Commodore J. q. Stevens and
sgusdron but to any friends they take With them
We glad 10 zee this friendly aud cor dial commu
nieston bststen the two countries. The coming OF
n. Yankees and their new yacht excite great inter
eft 10 Frgsn W. venture TO assert that thew viii
hsy. no esa,s 20 regret their visit. England and
Ysnkesdom forever
Long may this good feeing continue.
There Is besides this, however, on the par; OF
hose who have not the ability to 90 under such
agreeable circumstances, an earnest desire to have
similar accommodations, for which they will be
happy to rays handsome consideration. What
could Be better. for instance, than for one of the
California stesmers-ssy the Georeia-to make a
six or eight weeks trip. 10 Jondonl Captain Por-
teris just the man TO convert his vessel INTO a
splendid floating hotel. near one Of The London
docks, on the bosom OF the Thames. and to give
satisfaction TO hundreds, who could make their
home on board. Could the Georgia be taken of
from her trips to Chagres, while the owners would
make profitable speculation by sending her to
Londo. the public would have a most desirable
meticd Of visiting London on the American DIAN.
with ienkee comforts and Yrnkee cooking. Per
ha,s ! couple u steamers nigh: be made to pay,
n proper arre zements should be made, 81 n as we
are certain would soou prepare The Gsorel for her
new mis.on. SEINE such steamer ne public van.
ord mus have: one ttat will take ihe people 10
r 9ndon, give them hotel Accommodation while
IN, -, and return them in six or eight geeks Sugh
an eScurson ~ of the right kind.
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will be rich, racy aad full of suitable
Sunday The to the hour of
going to from all parts Of the world and editorial
all the leading topi Of the week continue
tob of the interesting Sketches Of the wards with remit
nscence OF the murder of Miss Elma Sands Harry Barn.
ham Willy Reilly Our Senator, sc,
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Indulge in severe inveeyts sgsst what termed
Iemts otshion, there harry med oerty be STAINED
IN matters OF dress watch all the world eed
tied respect and cor seoston 1hevared and beautiful
styles Of the Bat Fnhers Union Hats Of uni-
ytrsal sdmirattb ana IL 10 indeed pleasure 10 note the
tafaoon cyineet by customer after having made their
seetcn Hat finishers Unon III Park Row. opposite the
Astor Utusa.
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The Arctic is over due, with one weeks later
news from Europe; and the Prometheus and Ohio
may be expected to-day, with the California mails.
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fIecAess eIuEtops, Ohape, etc. foudre subtle
eradieaes hair from any part Of e body Liquid Rouge,
pale lips and cheeks Hair Restorative LILY White
at the cid estahished depot 81 walker st. Broadway.
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Spring Fashions. isji-yy p psv,.

IeNt dotr ~ the corner OF Canal rset
fnty points 20 bis great sales evidence thss hs
t'yle 81 hats 10 worthy Of .fenton
Caps, French Umtreilss etc in every varsity.
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wedding envelopes Ct the fashionable patterns also
ire silver doer plates. Of variety Of pattern
saved to order in cid Engsh Germ text antique and
writing styles At Everecs 302 Broadway Of
street, and No. all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Ten Dollars Reward.-LOst, ON wednes-
day night March 18th in log Of Brougham Ly
osum, gold Lepne watch. Pen ell and Key, No. 1880.
whoever VIII return the same, to Mr.: W. WANDER
BoEF lac Fulton street. Broohyn will receive the above
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that consequence Of The gloss and skness
the hair by nedhuist 4 Heards Arramracuus, sold at
their depot Maiden lane the ladies have givea them
appon coifsurs in chief to tho This APP
pontment that will never lead to dsappointmen for the
Arranira ointment but gentle stmulanto
and never leaves the hair ei ther greasy or harsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Fulton street has hand the largest and varied
,ortn cnt Of ladies' sents AM chdrn Boots shoes Cal
teri, 40 IN the country ~heh for beauty durability and
ow prices cant be beat. Call zee. and be satisfied.
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serous Of gettIg viz Toupse to oaH
the celebrated msnuf of kedhurst Heard, ~
Eaidn lane Ma ionsl aotsl WashiuEon D. g., where
be urd the LARGEST snd best assortmens ia tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Important Free Lecture to Ladies'. DIR.
1as will give free lecture ladies', this Day 81
o'clock p. the Society Library 3tS Broa dwsy
sutes The Lungs sphe Every lady should hear this
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etssT 20 hnidoa a0l Brpsswhy Duase stleet hss
crested STR With the gebtl, mehs spirg style Of hats
crowds are every daY Examining and purshsnE from his
excellent stock e. haadseme Eats But in o. ths rush.
the surrly ie kcpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Sugars Coffee, and groceries 81 Kinds reasonable
tersat large store Mes $50 asd t25 Green
76 Vetcy and 40 Grand Streets stuArts crushed
cents yellow do. ~ cents; Dutch crushed 81 cents
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Hair and Whlskers Cut In tho Latest and
neatest style aways conforming to the shsps Of hsat fa
tnre Of face and genera appearance Of all BY HS
the lnmitnhle Nassau corner Of Pine street where
sold the justly celebrated nfAble ongusnt for the ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Green Turtle Soup Mock Turtle, Ok Tall
bullgatawrty soups srdB No STATE street. at
all hours OF the day and evening. PETER NJ BAYAkD.
N.B.-GreeI Turtle next week.
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Hat 81 the lst,st fashion and made ~ the best mAta
The reduces roe e. three dollars will d. we'll 20 o,
BrosiSy bat store No. 81 Broadway. The trade
at wht leiAlc.
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vanA sesars 5h Nassau have the best and cheap
est article soid in this city Their Embellishments will be
removed to IFS nearly opposite du the their
,ere, and about ,he lat Of July opes thu old
tsnd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Lutener mfr ry Tor exclusive
ear diseases we'll be removed blythe let Of Msy 70 81!
Broadway In the interim he can be consulted from till
2s Broadway. Entranee through Wsterbury's fur
ninhnu
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Boots and Shoes Il H. Broo

Erotdway I. the only place In this city where
there iul stock oompsing Article
the feet that made, at very low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

language MoCul0ch for Loudea tor agsie
We science CLREhUGH has effected in the art
wig Nbkng and has given to the Worlds Fair his newly
invented ventilatng AMI perpetual fitting WIGS and S,aps
Extreme lightptsr freedom from all natural
rangcmeb are to be met with in no other wigs
Call and examine lo9 Bro ad sky up stairs.
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Cheap from AucaiOn.-E. III. Newman.
33h Broadway has received some beautiful Swss Psint
prices. Also sorment Of Swiss Founcngs, wsrk,
very hne ard cheap lot Of open work Jaoonet Collars.
an al Ana oyk
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The NEGRo CoSvENTIoN-VERy FINE OYSTERS
We have published, during the week, full reports
of The colored conventions both lay and clerical,
just as we have published the proceedings of the
tirenters socialists, and other reformers black
white, end grey" from time 10 time Some of the
men,s uttered are curious and the mode ofeypress-
them funny, (he pure negro race are full Of fun
but on the whole, the speakers, who traced their
ancestry not 10 The roy al blood OF poor benigh,ed
Africa" alone, but TO Europe and Asia-to English
men, lrishmen, Scotchmen, Frenchmen, Germans,
and claiming that even "the best blood OF Vlr-
einia, courses through their veins,'' mingled with
The dark fluid Of Barbary, Guinea, Nigrtia and
Timbuctoo- these men, We say, have exhibited
amount of intelligence at eas, equal to the anti
renters and socialists OF any color In fact the whole
business, far, is very remarkable deveopem.n t
of color.d genius. one man is pre-eminen, who, il
he could trace up his descent hike the source Of the
Nile, would. probably follow it to Nubian prince
Of the BLOOD" who could boast pedigree as
hncien, as the King of Waters himself, de.
scendtd from the Mountains Of the Moon.
Since the foundation of the republic, various
great men have arisen in the variou. States The
State Of New York has contributed its due proper
ton Of lus,rious spirits. Sometimes, two or three
Aaron Burr were both 80 great that the same State
could not hold them toge her and, 10 solve the diff
Guilty, Burr killed Hsmiton in duel Martin Van
Buren, was the only great man Of his day, and, as
general rule, only one great man has filled the pub
lie mind al the same time. The present day is re-
markable tor producing two grea, men in the En-
IRE State First, we have VIM. II. Seward, the
socialist abolitionis and anti-renler and seeoad.
ly, we have his equsl-George T. Downing, Of the
famous oyster cellar, No Broad -ueet Their SEN
timents ogree, except in teo three points, in
which the oysters have decidedly the advantage.
In color there's very little difference, an! which OF
The two gentlemen Is entitled TO the palm for elo.
queree We cannot undertake TO decide. Bat this
we do know, that Mr. Downing exhibits taste for
fiIe OF siers. including Trimmings, which VIM II.
Seward never possessed, IN spite Of all the trim
mings that we have contributed 70 him gratis
Who IL Downpe's Thurlow Weed
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Gouraud,s Liauld Hair Dya

tray hair to DA;L brown the instant IL Is
applied, literally dying tbs aAs the insant IL 10 applied
without staiang the skin Warranted, pay taken.
Found only at Dr. Felix Gcrraua old established Depot ~
walker street, first store from Broadway.
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Or whstsrs shs moment applied without siary to the
turbiDg the colo has bad odor 1t 10 applied.
Sold at Phalons liz aad Toupes manufaotory M Broad
raw FOR sale IN the CITY aaa country '' af0ss' gene
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George w. fut lee Emporium Of Fancy Goods 3A6 Broad
way where may be in endless variety syerS dssorp
tion OF kngsh French Germsn and Chinese Fancy war;
1T the most reasonable prices whslef ale and retail New
and beautiful goods by every ARRIVAL from Europe.
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The speed or the steamshIp Prom theus,

Mr. Editor after ton called days sincs 10
uLasr the above mead sgAsd BY O. vssdsr-
WHEN IN the Herald Of February nth during
interest In all that relating to steamshivs
opportunity 70 INT .m the pesc that valuable and impOr
have Teen in the and pronnan III
which will 10 brought before tie public
and into practical operation. the Article az
nth Mr. yands BIZ set. forth his the speed and
doubt oorse and ends BY proposing TO waser srsc
smount that there 10 chip a6os that none ca be
built il twelve nths which the
speed and Mr. Vanderbilt hereby formed that
the 81 One Hundred Thousand DoIsrs IL
he chooses will b. made with him against equal sum Ks
ship will be built within the period
tbs the first Of Nag which be run AZ
speed any lar exceeding that attained By the
spd At large saving Of running
the vssel shall not t0 bnilt he plan or no.,
del Of the Prouethau be propelled by similar snSpss
the period Of weet from the day Of pnb,ication.
New York, hsrcf 20 1851. DARIUS DAWSON.
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Hair Dye.-BotchesOr's instantaneous Lilo
quid Hair Dye, celebrated in London Paris Bosten,
Phil delpha Baltimore washington eto can only BE-
cured genuine the all street. New York.
The public must beware Of countsfeis SEQ vAriouD
diplomas II s for sale Wholesale and retail. applied.
Copy the address.
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GARDENER and COACHMAN.-Si

Il ESS.-A French lady long experienced ~ teacher,
desires to engage DAILY GOvemess She teaches al the
higher branches oil good education. French and the
Piano Forte Address to D. T. b., Broadway PoSOihce.
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COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT.

COLORED BOY.--Wanted, an lntelii-
~ gent, well educated Co,oTed Boy Il OF IS wears Of
age. 70 learn the Drug business Apply 10 PHILIP A.
WHITE. cor. God and FraIkfort-sts., n. Y.
MS 3LTuIkSSs
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caIc.es "a be filed this week at the L. 5 School
b-CIcy No 293 Broadway IequTng the most competeh,
re and female Teachers of 1.-THE popular b aRches and
otrrg good Inducements. Present applicants please 70
call AZ II and az o'clock 10 day INFO It'l H. WlLCOA
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

nm CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
"A, unfinished IN ihc departure If each Maj steamer ior
Cs.s,es Price % cents pfr cory.
GREELEY & acELRATd, Publisher
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IL NICKERBUCKbR HALL, sthav

X NICK ERBOtk bR HALL, Stlfav.
IN and 23d st-Fyefy Evening Extraordinary Mir
acl.s Astounding Deusious MIR q. n. ANDERSON.
he great wizard OF the tsa tcAtb WITH Mss jE AMY
RkiNOI DSON the c.ienrattd Scottish Ballad SiHg,r.
and h. yery Ian aha dancing and speaking figures ara
draw crow oed oi 40" st ishln lole ana eG
of III. CIV Door open 6.-coLMoncc atIa Al MISSION
I2I cents Seals secuted ~, tie h AZ tipa TIL ? M
NB-IIayng "A frtm The great WIZ ri oi inc
North csuionng tue pubic CAN'T parties whn the says)
are at emptmg IA hs good name IA ine ehrin-
selves Mr. Ande SC would most especially inorm
my numerous fl ends and the pubic generally ina do
not covet his go name (as he calls ~ bat that volid
not exchange mar hun ~ tn!s cJuaty, aud ccdan
not IN Europe for his great magical pOwefs VIII
make wager with him ef from $1,000 20 $1,000 that
will perform one hundred mag cal ucss than he ran
q n ANDERSON the Greaf wizard of the East. knlcs-
erl.,ker Hal New York Nov j.. t25t MO lt'ua
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NIRCUS-NEw YORK AMPHI.

n IL v u - - ~ " w OhN atnA
~ THEATRE No 81 Bs~ery R. SANDS q 90 g.
TRIPLE TROUPE ttNSr WEEK VI he SEASON
On MONDAY EVENING. Nos. a., and during The week.
viii he gwen ull bniaut display OF Equestrian per-
formanccs, Gymrasuc Tea = and beautifully framed
HORSES and PONIES. Sc IN WI g. the public az being
the pot extensive Nnmbe tho boot supeIhy oslpped,
ntaniug the largest munt az Equestrian talent IN
the lned Ampg the nuinerO Us letons offered
b, Msssrs SANDS o.. are tic void admired dancing
Horse MAYPIY, and me rroure NJ highly rl,ntd SHEI-
LAND PONIES, "ni Asiitys Royal AmPhnheaer,
London embracing the intellectual pertornAacs Ut he
celebrated Fauy P,uy Cinderella teats If tbs wa Pc
mes Damon and pythas the Wrestling Ponies IN spring
and Deaf Burke &c, NC The pefiornan"es ~ Monday
evening will and pat motto tnil ffess
Military ava Gaze 10 compliment a me nstrnns
Ey,e EMIT ed tho MAGYAR CAVALRY, az kO>SUI III
and hr TkOUPE 10 beautiful stune, housings.
tfaTplrgs sc by The distinguished costumsr J. Allen.
toerther with full pefn IN the circle, the par
teulars of uhich will be- fOurt IN the programme ~ Iho
evsnHg For the a'comm,daon Of Juveniles and FAnl-
hes no prefer attending the DAY Time an Ezra Per
formauce will be Wednesday aud SATURDAY Al
tsrnuons The Rox Oh vii he orcn, daiy, i,c9 10 4
Nj To 1P Nj where ulac.s mr. be secured Boxes ana
Parquette, Is cts PIT ~ cts Polite and genten@ny
usleIs all be- attendance a-i fun aud eneeni corps
of officers lnsure oder No 1'na
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u LADIES Of CHELSEA Miss DERMORr. the
American Violinse, will g.e GRAND iNsIhUMEN-
TAI. AND VOCAL CONCERT, AZ Hop. Cbaoel, on
ERIDAY EVksING, Nov q Miss Dsfvort VII Dc
ASSISTED Dy her the ais.ts Eliza and Car line Der
wort her bro her william and her father Mr. q h. Der
wo The Concert vii INSIST Of Solos ON the Violin and
ViolonceIo; IHst0 mental concerted pieces. OverMes
Sopgs Duets. &c.
Tickets 30c- each te mad 20 he Asor House irv
ing House, New York Hotel SC nnd the Muse stores
nf1gts
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OFFICE BOY. Wanted, an active,
~ tusty and l. tsllisent Boy 10 attend Office.
One VINO well recommended rAy apply az No II
WatTeD-st., office Of Myer & Price nls 81
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S9etioi NotlIee.

~ N.tics-Passcnr.Ts per steamship BALTIC, for
s,.. p,eass he 5Oefd at The foot OF CAra 81
- sap RDAY, Nov q, n: II ocioes A M sn9 s.ni
ii aar. 20 wanted the passage, ON b"-T1 raas,
Mo- SS,; o. InioitI EDw'D X. COLLINS = CO
p-sa.ehanics's Institute Lectures; ls5l-2.-
rsssss,t Of PI oes.or JAMES RENWICk'o le-tnres on
p.sS. u Inc ins,ta;c On THURSDAY EvGNiNG, Nov.
10 ust. Membeis ar reloes' eo 70 Apply 20 "a.
IoMN Koxalf ''-''''''' Lecture Committee,
ee The Asnani Meeting Of THE SOCIETY ,I1a tpH
CHILDREN Will be he'd TO DAY, 2eh INST AZ ~
s,.ltcs IN the Leesnrc Of Dr P0's thuc c"Int1
.sf itth. 81 and Unlgern,y place The Subscriptions w
thsD become Que " -
Ir77- Catholic Institute OF New-York.-The Sc
e.ra I.ctuTe the viii he delneIed a. Tue S.
yssspt Insututs, Nc. $50 Broadway. THIS EVENING,
Nov TO- at O'Clock by the Rev. Ambrose han@h4l u u
ron tickets q cents be had the door INC even
Sr 9, the The proceeds 10 oc gwen 20 me hos
SSan,I. DANIEL SULLIVAN Secretary.
m sunday Schooi-French Languase.-prol
RICHARDS indep adont Course ,yery Saa so ron
sAss ectaTes highly edins and Instructive. and
asy facilities for acquiring knowledge 1.-THE FRENCH
1ho' Tprms 81 per month nl9 IT,
VIII B&E 6. BRADBURY VIA oIena JnveolS sag
,sg Class he Lecture hoom OF inc Alien 81 sIesnyo
nan Gnu eh cor er 4 Allen and Grand s's on S "a,
TUE Room OF the Baptist TABERNACLE Cnuich IA Sls v'
corner Of th-st All good chd,n are lhVi'.u 20 aItei0
lt1'
re- The Lodge Union Franchise" No. ~,
invites N and the Ma fraternity Ia geeeIA,
10 attend funeral ceremonies u be soemnlIst 10 the
r,mofy Of dsoe ased hrs hfen THURSDAY, Nov ",
O'Clock, y. Nj, at No. 6Vo Broadway NV ~
~ GFaud Festival and Bali-Tbe first Aonnh
Festival Of the Yong Mems Temper ance ASSOCIATION
sIltase place ON THURSDAY EVENING Nov ~, tol,
nj Apary Hall No I9i BoweTy, opposite sprlne 81 me
Can mItes have spared expense 10 make TINS
gagd the services competent Band The memsers OF
hs T. l.. Snow Socsl Unlon, and the Temperance pabc
general A. rcspec' fully invited rckels 30 ;eHis Ia
eudrg Supper be had nj Turner Fisher booAstosc
No "a Chatham and ~ the dor on the eve bhg 81 the
FESTIVAL. CT HOOPER, Committee
p2eu. WILSON c DERBY, Arrangements.
~ Deafness Cured.-The deaf are cautioned
appiyipg cracks wi their oils anu basled s-
neure the charming Of the starry heaVtns
R LIfENER. No 400 Broadway, New-York, IS ths only
reernz.d aurt the United Safes HIS ,uccese IS an
Needented-tne result of sixteen years exclusive fea'-
tneulals can be his InirmaIy. Unpad letters re-
fssd. OfIce hours from I'll g. my o'DN""
10 "kunn,um Bonum.n - There are 10 y circles
VlSS hyl.nnn II Not Only unTivnitd as pieptia1pn
Tor the Mar hot highly g.ffumed ma nose wno
zee n have no occasion for COLOGNE S2iacs, ol oiei
p>ffsu,U For SAFE the pm eIpal Dcpos. n, osa
Ipaew st. one door from Grssd e. ~ MI ~" l9S
R,ssdvay Also f,I sale by h II GNon No w tsweN
p b Knapp No 362 Hudson 81 j. u Dsu, NO ~
Broadway h Lyon, No az e. ard st. Nay 10Y III
N,ys Ma III Fulton IT Thomas HAYES, NO % NJ 80
"a BIoOE,n, and By Drusgsis SeAerasy r'o
N large bottles. - -
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n. New yuyeniIe Singing Glasses Messn

w RE O. BRADBURY via open a Juvenile Sing
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IAN CAu eb cor er # Allen and Grand sts on SAIUE
NV MORr.ING at o. o clock Also an he IA the Lee
tuIe Room OF The Baptist Tabernacle CBmch IA 2d-sV
seper Of t.h ~ Al good chd.n are invited 10 attend
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yy,RIpLER HALL. - Second Annual

FINRIPIEk HALL. - Second Annual
u BALL II TIE SOCIAL TURNVEKElN ts'ga,as-
TIC Socrul. To be held on MONDAY, the ldh Dss>nber.
1881. at Tnpsr Hall.
Ban Tickets at 81 and Prom enade Ticket for the Gal
leres az a. cents To be had a. Dir. IAN sons Music
Store No 239 Bfosd~sy.
Do. at Means WrssTmaB Brothers, No zoo Broadway.
Do A. John sauuss No 20f B GALWAY
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