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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19
Oct. Is.
New and Elegant Perfumery

New and Elegant Perfumery
THE subscriber has just received and opened
Il large and elegant assortment of Pcrfumery,
Soaps, Cosmetics &C. (EIe is determined TO keep
larger and more elegant assortment than has
hitherto been offered in This piace.) consisting in
part, of
hubns / Extracts for the Handke: chief;
Jules Hauels L"
Mausenet d Coudray's" /"
most celebrated manufactures;
Prevosts Lavender Water;
Jules llaucrs"
Eau de Ficur d'Orange
Anti Mephctic Aromatic Viuegar
Aromatic Crystals and Smelling Salts;
Jules HaueI Eau Lusrale
Roussc's Eau LuStraie Adorantc;
Pommadc Par>iennc;
Silk Bound Pomatum, in china Jars;
Dissey d. Pi5er Ok Marrow;
Rousse's do in screw tops;
Bears Trcese of many different kinds;
ph;ocomo
Auiiouc oil
Vegetable Hair Oil
Stick Pomatum;
Bandoline Fixateur;
Hal, D,c of several different kind;
Cold Cream for chappcd hands and faces;
Vinegar Rouge;
Charcoal Tooth Paste;
Roussel's Odoniine;
Pilleter's do
Elixir Odon;algiquc;
Rose Tooth Paste;
Waters Tooth Soap;
Tooth Powders of different kinds;
Mcakn's Glove Renovation, a now article for
cleansing Gloves with various other articles too
numerous TO mention.
THOS. J. WORKMAN.
oct21 "a II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19
sINE PLUS ULTRA.I

A NEW and splendid stock of Perfun,erJ, Cos
N metics, Soaps, and Fancy articles, which
would have been announced before but for want
of time, consisting in part of
German, French and Amer Aromatic Crystal in cases
ican Cologne Water; Queen of Flowers Hair Oil
Amber Lavender do Rose Blossom Flesh Powder;
Lubins Ext. Jockey Club; Pure Moelle dc Boeuf;
Jenny Lind; French Bandoline
&" West End; alarshmaow Soap;
Rough e. Ready; Ffauel's Shaving Cream:
&c Boquet de Caro- " Eau Lustral
line; Cut Glass Pungents
" Mignionette; beautiful patterns;
&" Hedyoemia; Embroidered Powder Pufs ,
Roussell's Charcoal Paste; China Puff Boxes;
" Z" Mao-tcha (" Cushion Top do do;
..- Poncine Soap; Roussell's Hair Dye.
Honey Soap;
ALSO
English French anl American Tooth Brushes. of
them very handsome Hair Brushes fine variety vo-
~ Horn. and Buffalo Dressing Combs; Purses, Porte
Monaies &c. With many other choice articles too nli-
merors to mention in detail which to make up
very elegant though the arsesp assortment OF ar
ti.les Of this class. Received at q. !. DELAYS.
Oct 2Stf.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19

Curious FAcTs--The Boston Journal up.
on the authority Of thoroughly informed and
reliable correspondent, states the following
facts:
!. That the South Carolina Railroad, from
Charleston to Hamburg, was the first road that
was commenced in the country, with the view
of using steam in place of animal power.
2. That the first locomotive ever built in
this country, was built for and used upou this
road
3. That it was the first road that carried the
United States mail.
4. That when completed and ready for use
which was on the I'd October, 1888, it was the
longest Railroad in the world.
We travelled upon this road in 1880, FIVE
miles, in car rugged with sails and propelled
by wind, at the rate of FIVE or six miles per
hour.
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35l RONMETS.

O0U DUIIIVEIO,
T have received the above number OF Ladies' and
/ Misses BnnneS--comrris!ng every kind o
lephorn, Straw, Chip, Hungarian, Aboni, Dunsta-
Bile, Tuscan, &c, with fashionable Ribbons to
suit. Also Artificial Sprigs and Wreaths Bonnet
Tabs, Bonnet Innings, white and c. lorcd Ruche,
black and white Blond Laces, Green and blue
B rage, and BLACK Lace Wells
j. WILSON.
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r AIDES Worsted Dress Goods, Fancy Silks,
IL some most splendid styles just received at
BONNEY'S.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19
CAMDEN LIOTEL
is NOW OPEN
FOR THE ACCOMWODATION or
DT-DTTc


is NOW OPEN
FOR THE ACCOMMODATIONS or
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
TITS an excellent and comrnodous building, new
: L and we'll fitted up and lately pat in state "t
complete repair. The roSTs are large, open and
air, fine Family parors well furnished
The Table will be supplied with every thing
which an excellent country market VIII atord'
attended By the best servants.
The BAR will be supplied with the choices,
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES are we'll fitted up; attended by
careful and experienced Hostlers, and we'll sup
piled with Provender.
Also Lots prepared for the accommodation o'
Drovers, with excellent water cnnvenlences.
There will at all times, be an Omnibus in attend
ancc to convey passengers to and from the Depot
The Subscriber having had several years e%pc.
rence in the above business feels confident III say
ing that he will be able to give general satisfaction
to all, who may favor him with their patronage, as
he is determined to use every exerton on his par'
HI. WILSON.
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LARGE Dv1DEND.--Th Bank Of Hamburg,
has declared a dividend payable on the first OF
January 1852, of three dollars aud fifty cents
per share, which is IA per cent per annum.
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1000 Pairs of Plantation BrOganS,

EjUUU uiIS vi IIUltutIoH DlVSuHO3
A T the following prices: 75c; Sic; SIC; 95c.,
N and 81. Mems fine calf stitch Boots; pump
sole Boots OF various qualities, % per cent lower
than the same quality of goods have ever been
sold in this market
J. S. McCADDON.
Oct 15 81 I'll
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Ladies' Dress Goods.
Inquired Chameleon and black Silks
Il Rich printed and plain Delanes
Mantillas Lace Capcs, Collars, Hkkf. Gloves and lo-
sieres every decrp;on Just received and for sale
y. NJ. d r. KENNDEi s.
CARPETING, Printed Drnggets, Rings and Ba ze, u,
" A. NJ. & K. kENNEDY'S
II HLY WFIITE-puff Powders, Chalk Balls
IL of every variety. For sale BY
THOS. J. WORKMAN.
oct2i 81 It
CUPERIOR Goshen Butter For sale by
Oct. 10. soft r. W. ABBOTT.
NRRIS' Extra Qualify Corn,
" Starch for Pnddings, iiianc, Mango, &c.
White Ginger, Goshen and English Cheese.
Old Port Wine, Cooking Wine, &c. for sale by
f. w. BONNEY.
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Died.
On Tuesday morning, Jan the It'll, after lingering
Illness, SARAH LOUISA, wife Of r. O. Havemsysr In the
seth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the iu neral from her late
sdsnce. No. 1i3 West Fourteenth street, to morrow
(Thursday) atz p. NJ.
On the It'll ofJanuary, Mrs. JANE LouDES, aged 30
yeors.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her fun raj this "wednesday
afternoon, at O'Clock. from har late residence $40
Wsshingto ton street, without further invitation.
On Tuesday, the 7th OF January, RONALD A. McDo-
NALp, aged 40 years.
The relatives friends Of the family requested
to attend his funeral Thursday, the 9th inst at
O'clock p M from his late residence, No. 2l5 South
First street near Ninth street, Williamsburgh.
On Tuesday, the It'll of January, Mrs. MAnaAREr
ScoTT.
Her friends and those Of her James resp sct
fully invited to attend her funeral from the rssden,s
Of her James, door west OF the Seventh ave-
nue., in Thirty. fourth street, Wednesday, the Sth
instant, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
On the eth Of January, EkILy LOUISA, daughter OF r.
p and Eliza NJ Davy. in the 18th year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon, 18th inst at
O'Clock from 194 Grand street, without further inv-
tatioD.
At the Western Hotel on January 1st Mrs CArHA
RIKE SKINNER, aged 90 years.
New Jersey papers please copy.
At New Orleans La. Dec. Is, from injuries received
by the explosion Of the steamer Anglo Norman, Mr.,
ALFRED 6fLLMAN ofNew York, in the 42d year Of his
age.
Friends OF the family Invited to attend the fune
raj day at one o'clock at the Chapel In Eleventh.
street. between Third and Fourth avenues The re-
mains will be taken to Plaindeld N for interment
At San Francisco, of cholera, Nov. 26th, Mr.. ELIJAH
JOHNSON, of this city, aged &c.
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TO CONTRADICTIONS.


I owEooR IRoN-GILsoRE. BLAKE WARD.
IL Bankerr State street. Bcston.
inch Sons iron EsrchAns Liverpool sole agents the
United states for the ovmoor
20 receive orders tor th Justly celebrated The vsS
reissd In lis manufsoture vel. the use In ali
~ the taken from the Company own minss
IT. LowuooroTes seknowisdssd the In Great Br-
siainsures IN ibyarishly Uniform quality Of
i use can eonndeh ty be for all purpcsss
curing iren Of extra quality.
LoTEooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE TIRES, AxLs4
md wrought irCn vhsels John rinch 4 soma AID
Finch h Wiley. Liverpool have appointed Gilmore.
Blake Ward. BANKERS, State Bostou arens
in The United states for the srpy superior stanp
Of car and coometvs tires and sses in bars bent
.ne bsohea Also for the supply Of Finch and W.
railway and loceu etivs wheels The lov price
they are iupor@cd aad their we'll established
the rrncra railroads In the Unitea states warrant the
atIeetaton their general In this country spas
defs wlth despatch.
sTArFoRDsHIRs IRON OF SUPERIOR QUALITY =
Gilmore, Blake ara Bankers State street. Boston see
sEsntsn the United Stats Iet rtnen
SIC rreparct 70 take order. for the veil Tinoh
"finch best bsr hoop, shset bosr rsts rousd asd
sgusrs fney sh-pcs end ali othsr Kinds of wech and
rsf and their constant sndsavor vii be 70
nppiy ne igen hut What rs Of roed qualitv.
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provided for. ..'.........'''.. 'LsSz DOL 90
Total .............. .$4O,077,?l4 %
Tho various public works Of the State realised during
the year 1850, $1713S48 IL, follows Main line
SL342 SOL SO; snsqushanns, North Branch and West
Branch Sl70,69 10; Delaware, $2o0719 IT; Beaver,
sdd balance, SGT g. The total receipts Int the trea
sury Of the State from the lst day Of December sa9
to the 30th day OF November 1850 amounted with the
balance in tho treasury, to $5,644,3 The expsnd
lures amounted to $I6ooO5s. and on the soth Of No
vember 1850, the available balance In tho easury
vas $764,252.
The Newark Mercury, noticing meeting Of oitxens
Of New Jersey recently held at stanhops in Sussex
county to promote the extension Of the Morris and
Essex Railroad to the Delaware Water Gap, where it
will meet the line Of railroads being constructed
through psnnsylvanis to Owego, says:-"It
stated at tho meeting at stanhope on Thurs
day, that there not in the whole Union, not
In the gold region county Of the mineral wealth
Of Sussex; and from the evidence sdduoed dis
posed to belle the assertion 1t may be declared We
think with perfect correctness that district be
found combining In such wonderful degree, all the
richness of varied mineral wealth, and that quality
soil which renders it peculiarly fertile. The two
ranges Of mountains which pass through what is
termed the mineral district rich in various metals
with mines easily worked and with water power for
Hewitt, Of the Sussex Mine Company that he had
frequently taken up piece OF ore containing seven
different metals; and In iron zinc and copper this ter
ritory found unfang These gre mineral
are surrounded by an agricultural region that can
scarcely be surpassed Independent Of this, we shall
be provided with q commune ication with the great
west, direct than any other route, The Susque
hanna and Delaware Railroad is already commenced
frem the Water Gap to Cobbs Gap where 1t will met
with other road to EmiIa furnishing route nearly
hundred miles to the city ofNew York tn
any other The preliminary steps have been taken for
the construction of railroad from Geneva to Ithaca
between Seneca and Csyuga lakes to connect withth
Csyugs and susquehanna road. from ithaca to Owego
which has been for years past in operation The
road is being extended from Owego to the Lackawana
sea beds ut Scrsntona and known as the Leggetts
Gap Railroad Thus instead Of being driven from
trade with Pennsylvania, by roads tributary to the
Erie Railroad shall have pouring into this extended
line part, ut least of the products of the Empire
State"
The annexed statement exhibits the operations Of
the New York and Erie Railroad Company, for .
period Of nine months ending September 80, 1850 =
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the BALL sc ADON.


DACHLLOR's HEBREW BENEVOLENT LOAN ASSO-
- CIATIoNThe Fourth Annual Rail- in aid Of the funds
Of this Association will be siveu 9th
Of January 1851 at Niblo Tickets gentleman
and two ladies including refreshments aud supper S. TO DO
obtained Of the following Committee Henry Morrison No.
Getty Hall Place; Penjamin Hart, Maiden Lane; Philip
Lewis No. 10 Beaver street; David Levy No. Isl Psax
street; George Godfrey, No. so Water street.
NNUAL BALL or THE SOCIETY or TAhMANY.
"A Columbian Order IN csmm moraton Of the Thirty
sixth Anniversary Of the Battle Of New Orleans at Tam
many Haul en- "wednesday evening, Jan sth issL.Com-
mice Of from whom tickets be obtained
J.Ek. n Glover John Robins Richard b. Connolly viii
liam A. walters GArri ii. STRIKER Jr John q. Houstens
Cornelius 4. Bosardus " Wright John A. Btemer, u.
d. French, Edward West James Fury, John J. Manning
Brooklyn, Thomas dunlap, william Conely william A.
Douglass 3tsphen.H. Feeks NOAH Andrew Il. Mickls
william J. Brown. Henry Storms henry e. Murphy, Daniel
T. Deavsn. Isaac " Fowler John Vanderbilt Brooklyn
John H. Robins James Q. Sonea Van VOORHEES, Brook
Ign, Daniel Ward, John A. Kennedy, Abram B. Purdy,
Thomas Butler John H. Bowie Robert b. Boyd George n
y Lynch, James wiet Joseph Murphy, John A. Bogert
Peter Crawford Charles Weeks y Robert Perinc Jacob
Covin Charles Mills James MeMuray. Reuben Bunn, John
Towsnd, william Sem. A X. Patterson James Rnglish
Bryan hscahill, Henry nabeett George s. kssssrvs.
Father o. council Elijah Purdy Grand saehem; Casper
G. chds. Treasurer; JOSEPH Cornell wiskinke; John
JANIS coNNER,
Chairman Of the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements.
CARRrr II. STRnrn, Jr., Secretary.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

CATHOLIC INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK-THE
opening lecture of the second Of Ave lectures,
viii be delivered at tho stuyvssant Institute $50 Broad
opposite Bend street. Wednesday evening" January
en- 1851 The following the order q .he
Civilization Jan Rev. John p Roddan, Of Quincy,
nstsj subject, The Papal Chair and the Professors
Chair Jan. 2ih-Rev John Boyce, of Worcester. Mass
subject, - Jan 29th-T lanes Clever Esq, Of New
9Th d. Morangs Esq, Of Albany NJ "; subject, Ca
thoc Art or the influence Of Art Society Tickets
enc person t do do single lecture 2centto be obtained
ct the different Catholic bookstores Of tho ocers
bsrs Of the Institute, or OF tina Secretary,
T. Q. FINNELL, y. D., 30 Grand street.
The proceeds OF the 10 be applied the House
Mercy in Houston street B-The lectures each
Ing 20 commence At 3 O'Clock.
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nPECIAL NOTICES.


HAUNEhAN ACADEMY OF NEDICINE-THE AGA
DENY will hold adjourned meeting at the Eighth
street Church OF Lafayette place Wednesday Janu
8 Mt hs past o'clock r. NJ for the purpose Of
NJ D. The medical profession and the bile geners y
invited to attend The members OF the Acade
will meet, after 1.-THE address, at No 2 Broadway By
order Of the Council j. W. METCALp, n. d. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
~ December 2th lS01ho Annual Election for thirteen
Directors Of this will be held at the Office No ia
Esntrs Monday the 18th day s nsas from
~ -''' '-''' ' -' w G. /. EvsaiTT. Secretary.
NCTICE-sHIP MECHANICS owN.-THE ANNUAL
Getting Of the Mechanics Mnpx Association will be
held this evening At IA o'clock at Union Hail. corner Of
Avenue and Fourth street. 1t is requested that stook-
holders will attend BUSH OF importance will be-
fore them, also the election OF ard Of Trustoes
vTNHE GENTLEMAN WHO. ON THE NIGHT OF sATUR-
day, December 2Sh, kindly assisted Mr. John Scsrlot
avenue Thirty fourth street. and accompanied him
k. 3. DAILY. 81 Pearl street.
of o. f., MERCHANTS LODGE, l50.-MEXBERs
hereby otif that the election and installation OF
officers for the ensuing term will take Ea.e this evening
Jan. Z, 1851. TAOS. FAWCETT. N. g.
NoTIcE-A,HEETINa OF THE CARvERS PROTECT
IN i've Union will be held Mechanics all, ITO Hester
street. at o'clock r. M Wednesday Sth inst punctual
TAPOsITION-CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-THE PUP
lie particularly notified that they mast trust
lend money ee credit order demand
whatever, presented in behalf by
whomsoevsr not excepting any person We are painfully
forced TO this by ensr made TO impose upon the public
GEoR9E 7. DowNING,
No. Broad street.
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AmUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADILPHIA.-P. T. BAR
ID mum, Proprietor Manager Henry Sanford, Asstp
tant Mana ger-Thrd week and triumphant Of 40
elegant Eastern fairy show piece named CHERRY AND
PAIR STAR 80 Eorseousy Produced and SO beautifully
The but yields general desire when
he this spend piece for week. Other
excellent pieces will be produced and performed to vary
tensfy the interest each Apart
from tho attractions Of tho Lecture Room tho Museum
Falcons interesting With their dnersat
curiosities There daily performance At and
o'clock Admitance co the Saloons and
Is cents-children under ten years. lax cents.
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EoR SALE. OR EXCHANGE yoR CITY PROPERTY.
.sro. .iasss on he ssssS Bay near VILLAGE SEVILLE
ss ia. he ss s sa.
the whole lies sloping beautifully towards the beach, and h
.as: The 9
.nS b. se,s ,SsSs q sIss
horses Of the largest barns the island houses Tor Ice
S S G All on :1 main ar ssi rs
ss ss.sh 'P T si sna.ns 9sy Ss
from s peeuarty Of coil the purity and o. ws,
:s.ns. sss pr.a.. modified ,l5s,s: s..y
sss. most healthy 8. found
s.,ss sssrss ssS:s ~
ssouns. n II. geniy ana The moss ..,ha.s.,is dsPs
q r.s.h walter can srs,issd 70 b: h,.Ts desire With
own and the rsi.sbsrins streams: r.ssrs e the .ss,
s. ana therefor. soss only n. labor o. .srsss From
.,sy par, q the place T. an ',sny ,'y Of y: ssy sss
S; Ts 9s., n'vr; .s A. S n' y
r'n'a On bond M T Goexp ;sss House
Eos sALE-As EATING HOUSE AND oYsrka sA-
loon situated IN Oh. q the grs.ss:
billy give proper stts 70. spfroaohius usually
iii .oa io. sSS on tea.OpasIs terms Insur Sss..os
10 and - An ii water street ''''-' 4
EoR sALE-A LADIES'. saoE STORE. PEAUIIrULLr
rous Of getting into trade ,hi, is iyorass
sas s1s PS' Ss. S
dtess ID this ofnee.
L,oR sALK-CHEAP, III IMMEDIATE APPLICATION
10 made, splendid SHOW Case, abous nine feet In
length and about feet sx inches vide mafe Of the
beet Materials and good Style Apply at S., Houston a.
corssr Of hulberry, in the liquor Store
LOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN HAVING
three hundred dollsrs.-A Wholesale and retail
Liquor and Seear Store good location and doing good
business part Of the stock will be cold time 70
sropsbe person better opportunity seldom offers ths
proprietor about leaving III. city. Apply by letter 20
W., herald once, during the day.
EoR sALE.-A NEW SCHOONER WILL CALcuLA-
ted for oyster boat the fruit trade will be sold AZ
bargain, TO close concern bpilt Of the best materials
Her length deck IL 90 feet inches breadth ~
feet inches depth feet zach her sailing qualities
ranted not be exceed BY vessel Of her and ton
nsfe. Any information will be given by inquring Of
A. ROGERS, No. tFulton street, New York.
ToR Saba ROSEWOOD PIANO, or sUrEsl0R
tone, that has been Int little used. Address G., A.
this ofhce
L,oR sALE-A STEAM ENGINE. AND OTHER AP-
purtensnoes Also, chains cables old rigging. &C.
belonging 70 D steamboat. AJply TO
zACHRIss0N CO, ~ wall street..
NEvFoUfDLAND PgPs FOR sALE-TWo sPLEN-
IN did black Newfoundland dog ppps pure blood
Inquire at 206 water street.
HOUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-A
rtleman. about 10 leave for Europe
srtiv n rniture 1900 and his hous.
ply 70 G. y, 24 Fourth avenue
vI,UE Low En- PART OF gENTEEL HOUSE TO LIT
which will be old lov each customer a. the ogner
,i-.e-
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At Bergen Point, NJ j., Tuesday, the nth Of Janu
ary by the Rev. DR.. butcher VIcTos La Ca, Of New
York, to MARr JEAS, daughter of David Luidrsy, OF
Scotland.
At East Hampton, IL Dec, 81, 1850, blythe Rev Mr..
Feot Mr. CHARLES 3. WILLIAMS TO CLARIssA AMANDA,
only daughter OF Dani. Day ton, Esq.
On November 9Th 1850, 1t Rio JHnero s. A., by the
Rev. Geo. Graham, Mr. EMERSON NJ. KsowLEs to Miss
HELEr A. RICHARDSON, only child Of Captain A. W.
Richardson, Of Ban anoisoo, all late Of New York
city
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AMUSEMENTs IN sROOKLYN.

DR0oKLYN MUsEUM-ANNIvERsARY OF THE
ID Battle II New 0reans-Wednesday Evening. January
1881 will be prssented the favorte comedy Of THE SOL
DIERS DAUGnTER-GovernorH eartan, Mr.. L G. Wemyss
widow CHEEKY. Mrs Lowell To conclude with AN ALARn
ING sACRIF1CE-Bob Ticket, Mr. Kent. Admission. rs
centsi PArquette, BIN cents.
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aDVEBTISRMEkTS RENEWED EVERY DAT,
POST OEFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YoRK-NOTICE-THE NAILS
for Europe per s. Steamer Baltic will close at this
office Wednesday the Sth instant at l0 A. Letters
for the Continent per Baltic, must be prepaid I'll cents
The mails u steamer Ohio will close at this office on
saturday the 18th instant r. Letters for Havana
w. v. BRADY, p M.
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wnAVpLLnrs' svsDr.

NEW YORK AND PHILADsLruIA.-NHw vopE
snd fhisdslphis Direes-usiled states Nail Isne-
ihr9nen ~ ~ hesrs via New !err-y Railroad. Fare
kew rtrk a. NJ from foot 81 Courandt strsee sna a.
"A. - srd " ffsm fott0f Lhertv str~et leave rh
49,. @@a.s - =. a. Aa4. a a 4saA - a s..A.A
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MUSlCAl..


MUsICAL-THE SHAKESPEARE CONCERT MUSICIAN
1vl Society composed Of the most able members OF the
ehera engaged at the Jenny Lind under the drcc
ton Of No prepared TO receive orders for concerts
sorcos, balls ko and furnish from fourteen
artists may be required Orders may be left at Messrs
Hcharfenberg Luis sn3 Broadway Kerksiey Breusns,
42l Broadway, Mt the residence Of ReIe LAursns
street. Treasurer OF the Society
DIAEo LESSONS TAUGHT. AND GIVEN ON VERY
Il reasonable terms ~ 10 Forsyth street.
MUsIC.-A LADY, wH0 UNDERSTANDS tn 1RoUGH
IVA baAs and Of whose professional ABILITIES the
eepionahle refsrenc, eau be given anxious 70 tahe
three pupi In addition. she will either
their residences or at her dwelling. Terms-ror
ginners s.; those advanced sf2. Apply 70 Music" No
West Fifteenth street