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UNITED STATES NAIL LIME-F0R NORFOLK,
Petersburg. and Richmond every Saturday che splsa-
did side seamship ROANOKE, L. Parrish. oonnAn-
der Pier Is n b. Saturday May LIST, 1t four
o'clock r. NJ All letters must In future be deposited In the
Post Once by 81 p NJ Saturday For freight apply
board; for postage TO LUDLAM q PLEASANTS
s. Front street. Old slip.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship FRANKLIN James A. Wot-
ton, commander. will leave for HAvre touching at South
ampon land the mails and passengers Saturday May
II o'clock, from Pier No. 4, North River. Price OF
passage $3.50 An experienced surgeon IL attached to the
vessel All letters must pass through tho Post Once Lug
not wanted during the hond be sent board
the day before sailing, marked HBeow No merchandise
will be received board after Thursday, the 9th Of May
''' ''Si NORTHERN FiSfS6sToN Agent. So Broadway
DEsPATcH LINE FOR SAN FRANcIsco.-THE
IL magnificent new clipper ANTELOPE Captain Robert
Shnn at pier No North river take few Of light
freight Shippers DESTROYS of landing their goods In San
at earliest possible will avail themselves
this opportunity The ship will finish her lsdnR in three
four days. and is the first clipper TO lesye the port
T.. b. SUTTON. "a w all street.
NOR sALE-THE SCHOONER YACHT BREEZE. ONE
hundred and six tons register three years old built Of
the very best materials and thoroughly copper fastened
She fitted and furnished with elegant ahogsy cabin and
pect in perfect order for immediate usewe suited
vessel is wanted. Apply at 81 COrtlandt street.
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SToR PLACE OPERA HOUSEWIFE PUBLIC ARE
"A respectfully informed that Mr. G. " Brooke will com
his performances at this honse 10th Of May
for the purpose of producng with every requisite OF TIC
heen for weeks in preparation Particulars bore
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PRTVATN
Il Diseases, in few hours, by vegetable appicato
without pain. In constitutional and
improper habits he combines medicine with the rems-
dy and show there thousands who
be cured without IT, as he has daily of yesrs
from the other physicians In ALL Guarantees pers
nent He makes daily Of stricures w;tbarA
saustic which Others use caused by their expens the
the hundreds of other eertincates an that nothn.
equal 1t. Wewerc cured In few hours-P Broadhesd
Waring d. NJ Corbyn, q Dcroud. One appiication om,sI
me after another doctor tried long timely n Graft
PAID over SoO IN hye to be cared of
seahue will out benei but you cured me nv iocs ANA
general treatment in short timeas Evans You cured
me ofthe worst syrhitc affection m body and face
short tims after had been under three physicians for
des using qnack medicine could boar o 20
no lonet Wm Ferguson, Perth Amhoy. The half cursd
and abandoned cases ho especially socis Strangers and
where there 90 much IMPOSITION For treatment iot
who apply personally have separate rooms nice Hours.
9morning till 2, and till evening NJ. LARMONr sur
geon. ~ Resde street. second door from Broadvsv
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MISS MARY TAYLOR WILL MAKE HER FINAL
M retirement from the stage at Burtons at the ond of
evening this week supported by the excellent company
Durtcns This evening" Miss Hardeale in the comedy of
T Tod on ThSrsday; "Domby son-Susan Npper BY
Torrens for tho last time. Miss N. Taylor;
Saturday will positively terminate her engagement and o
Monday her farewell benefit will take place being her
appearapee n an STAGE
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New Orleans, via Hayana-Thc splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons John Leeds, Commander viii
sail from the pier at foot Of Warren street " r. Nom
day May TO- at two o'clock NJ precisely Rates of pas
sage to Havana and New Orleans thew zcment)-
Ladies Saloon Berths, $40 After do do $40 Forward do
do, $50 Steerage do S25 Freight taken New Orleans
at forty cents per cubic foot shippers Of request
ed TO supply themselves with the Companys bills Of dns,
which may be had on application at the office. No other
form will be signed No bills Of lndng signed ship
has sailed For freight passage. apply
NJ. o. ROBERTS No. III West street, cor. Of Warren
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IuNpREps OF THOSE WHO HAVE coNrRAcrrn

EIUNUHEDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRACTED
disease, disappointed Of cure by not calling On
Dr. HUNTER first He will forfeit sum II he fails TO
long standing affecting Patients are invited TO his Dis
pensary No. Division street. New York city thousands
are cured yearly by his practical experience and
dies Strangers who have been in the eeios
Of physician solicited to call the Doctor His great
remedy Red Drop those have
private disease like magic Price ST. with private treatise
People hundreds OF miles to get this medicine The
intrinsic vaue Of bis remedy all others dis.
coyered that II does not dry the poison Of disease In
In the blood to break out at remote period
terrible manner but thoroughly roots out every particle o.
disease (oen In forty eight hours placing the patient In
Che position before he ever contracted disease
whatever II does all this without substg poison worse
than the dseasa result Of all other remedies
viii find this out by bitter experience If trust TO
other treatment Medical in all parts OF the country
send their chronic gases to Doctor Hunter. No fee It'd
cured. Medical books gratis. All consultations private
Advice gratis. Relief in the most terrible In
minutes; slight affections cured IN six hours.
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5OO ysass DS TEE
renowned picture of at ebsau March 81
l84-the eve Of his abdcaton exhibiting the Stuy
lively close Saturday May lst Open day,
M to 10 r. M Admission % cents children l2t oents.
BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHIP.
~ wrecked Mother and Child at Stuyvesant Institute
$50 Broadway now open (for short time only) from
30 centa.
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DoWsRT raSATRI ~SoxSs. d, osMrs: PIT. *
- oe.ts Seats II 0re1sssss ssss g ssss Ds:ss srss
s sssss.s
BRoTHEksN Esiy !: shs wi: B.sshsr' q q; ch.s:.a
FAN. 1ii::a i: esq.,
a Ne fw w b ssassas cisns
sn s s:R' is: '
DURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREHT.-DREss
- Circle and PsrSust % cents Second Tier 20 csnts Pr
ssss a h sTcS fs'; ~ u
H suns
G. Of ss
cssrss % Russell a G
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET--DREss
Si : snS sfsis is s
curtain rises At * O'clock Wsdnssdsy EVENING April q
s ST. S
% s II. Mt 81
Mr. jones' Frank Merit Mr. Clarke; Baron Won Haals Mr.
res As1is ss'
Jones' John Puddicombe Mr. Fox
RARNUMs AMERICAN MusRUN-P. T. BARNUM.
ManagerAdmission to The entire Museum and perfora
cents children under 10 years cents. f.rquet
present: The
suggest contains fact millions Of novelties IN svery
branch Of nature and art and novelties that for tss.
ss u HI IN q. s;sass
will repeated The Youthful Giant the Happy Family.
MADAME OTTO GOLDSCHMIDT (LATE NILE JEN-
A her
Say III @ e cssss
Nav viii s rs of G ,s s1 rs. Of
e. aas s
ing number The oios for Che sale Of tick
Chickering's PAnofOrte rooms. No. 1896 Broadway.
MISS MARY TAYLOR WILL MAKE HER FINAL
III retirement from the stage at Burons the ond of
this sHppoSssd ssssllsns es%p.ay
TeodIes on Thursday; "Domby son"-Susan Nippcr BY
ms Tcrrsns for tho last time BY Miss M Taylor on
Monday her farewell BENEFIT viii take place. being her last
appearance on any stage.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM l7s CHATHAM soUARE.-aEo
ha sn 81
a.s s sas. n tbs \ the only ps1s
The composed troupe Artists
snsss
ssf as Of % S
properties and appointments LEAFS Female 0pers
Company tho only organized band OF ladies in existence
will appear afternoon and evening" Mons LafArgs ths
original Antpodesn Pedestrian, will walk "hcad down.
wards the ceiling at elevation of twenty
from the ground eighteen in length which throws
all Competitors in tina shade The gre,test wonder the
world ever produced Monsieur Cain the strongest
the world, will break with his naked dst any the
audience choose to Offer with other unparalleled
Of strength The unrvaed tribe OF "Acrobatc Sisters
viii appear in their wonderful gymnastio
tons variety of miscellaneous are given
every afternoon and evening such be
establishment in the world For full particulars Of
performance bills Of the day Prices Admissions
Seats In Private Boxes 90 cents; Orchestra Seats with
l2h cents.
TEMPLE or GRACES-THREE DOORS ABOVE NIB
los THE cry 10 still they come" First week of tho
operate sketch of the Greek Slave by the ces
brated French model Alber in and unheard of deu
by the French and English models Day perform ance at
o'clock Evening at eight Parqustte, so cents. Saloon,
rs cents.
A MATEURS.-WANTED, SEVERAL RESPECTABLE
females to take part performances given by the
vertisers Address personally by letter prepaid will
Hamburg Dramatic Reading Association 35 Grand street.
Williamsburg.
BROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAMATIC
- Assocation-Saturday evening, May l. Mr.. Hofman's
BOX AND cox for which tickets may
Of the members, at the Museum performance night
By order G. b. BARNUM Prssident
j. M. WEST, Secretary ~
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well known Fellows Minstrels," comprising an en-
cient OF talented and experienced performers
form 10, the public that they win perform At Troy April 18th
2d Auburn April oath; Geneva April 96th; Corinhlau
Hall Rochester April 2lth 18th and 10Th; Concert Han
Buffalo, April oth and May lat 3d. 4h 9th 9Th r. g.
Due notice Will be given whom they their
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-SENOR GALLEGOS OF
A Spain has the honor to announce that he will give
Grand Concert in Metropolitan Hail. assisted by emnent
artists and full and efficient orchestra Wednesday
May when he will introduce for the first in America his
nufactured by him expressly for the Queen of Spain a
lara in future nd ert ser -
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MORISONS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
NA Notice is hereby given that Messrs. Firth Pond g
Co. No Franklin square New York. genera!
States All applications for agencies States to be
made to them Signed MORRISON Co., British College OF
Health, New Road, London y
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$500 REwARp:acRessMANs SPECIFIC NIX.

q k0A REWARD-CRoSSMAN'S SPECIFIC MIX
ROOV ture-Of all remedies yet discovered this Is tina
most certain 1t makes speedy and cure With
IN to BUSINESS Many are cured in Sold
street aso at No. 10 Astor House, ITO Broadway
and No. l00 Fulton street. corner Of William.
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, MAY DE CON
~ suited confdentiay delicate diseases His treat
ment without mercury ana all undertaken treated
with candor The following letter Dr. c. has
by the writer to have published DIR. CooperDear Sr-It
now over seven years since first applied you my body
hospital asincurable and advised by the physicians
souhen climate; when by the mercst accident read
tisement imsde up my mind to consult you though
wonderful tell after period Of about two months you
cured me of of the most loathsome diseases verify
believe, it the lot of
afflicted with and st continue to enjoy the best Of health
and gratitude to you from having saved from mser
BILE death, were not to make II public that it might
the of saving unfortunate being from tina
brink Of the grave, &c. THOMAS GREEN, brioklayer,
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WHITES MELODEON, OPPOSITE THE BOWERY
w Theatre.-Plenty of fun for Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday nights consisting Of tho laughabs
Home together with Whites Serenaders their highly
pleasing Ethiopian represent com
mence ut Soclock. Front seats reserved for ladies'
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DR WARREN, No. MOTT ST.. CONTINUES TO BIZ
- consulted on the treatment of private Diseases Thirty
seven years practice enables him nervous debility
His safe and speedy No mercury used con
invariably cured in three days No fee t
anr - 80
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MEDICAL.


sss. HAwE RsHS or
Limbs, Chronic Rheumatism. Toothache, Sea sickness
Headache, &c. by DIR. Tobias Celebrated Venetian iu
ment 1t warranted superior to any other, pay
For sale by the druggists and
United States Price and 60 Depot 40 Greenwich
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FTNEMPLE or GRACES-THREE DOORS ABOVE NIB
los THE cry Is still they come" First week of tho
operate sketch of the Greek Slave by the ces
brated French model Alber in and unheard
sions Mile Chechno in several dances Splendid pictures
by the French and English models Day perform at
o'clock Evening at eight Parqustte, 90 Saloon,
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.-DREsS
IN Circle and Boxes % cents PIT, l2 eentG Orchestra
curtain rises at TX O'clock Wednesday evening" April -
the will with the drama of the
Mr. Stafford Ora MRS Niohol. After which, tho dra-
ma Of the BLACKSMITH OF ANTWERP-Quintin Matsys,
Mr. jones' Frank Merit. Mr. Clarke Baron Won Haast Mr.
Arnold Agnes Flores Mrs Nichos To conclude with the
farce of tho LAWYERS CLERKS-Edward Shsrpus Mrs,
Jones; John Puddcombe Mr.. Fox
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DR.; MORRISON IS CONSULTED ON CERTAIN
~ diseases, which he treats without mercury Receni
eases he three days Thirty years
enables him to cure those general local debes
from imprudent habits See his London diploma his pr
vAts office. 204X fulton street. No fee till cured.
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nR. Z. HENDRICKS PREVENTIVE WILL BE SENT
- by mall for one dollar, post paid. This is tho sAms
preventive under various names advertised for FIVE dol
not feel inclined TO increase their families simple
and infalible. Address DR.. E. HENDRICKS, box 2,l6S
New York Post Office. - -
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YCEUM THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOkE
st1ses.Corbyn Buekland. Lessees-Dress Circs and
arques o. cents Orchestra Seats cents; Family Circle
eent: Pr,vAtS Boxes S. Doors open curtain rises
tn. ros az III dnssaaS evening Aprl Is win be played
Ssn Marian M,s JYls Bennett To followed by AN
.UN 4 AND OVERWHELMINGLY Mr.. WaIoot; Cleopa-
ira MES julia Bennett After which. TELEMAcHUs-
clude with WHY-COUGH AND to- To- CO.
Mr.. WslcQt Pretty Jane, Mrs, Naeda, ~ SS'"''e''
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U.s 5.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in ~ hours MI
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York at A. NJ
efCortandt street, A. N. and 81 P. M Liberty street.
Leave Philadelphia hours from foot of Walnut
reduced to $3 first class and 81 so second class
Baltimore and Charleston through tickets sold
In the above lines and through carried in the
and 81 lines from New York. with through conductors
Without expense.
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A MATEURS.-WANTED SEVERAL RESPECTABLE
females to take part in performances given by the ad
liamsburg Dramatic Reading Association sis Grand street
Williamsburg.
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NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CORBETT, 10 DUANE
street may be consulted confdenally the treat
ment delicate diseases Twentyone practice
specially Of the profession enables him to speedy
permanent cnre and recent cases removed in three
Inc victims OF quackery apply with
honorsby treated From his long experience
Ia n m m ber @ Nev York ni
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brooklyn Observation-Disclosures DRAMATIC
- Assocation.-Saturday evening, May l. Mr.. Hofmans
night tragedy Of 0THELLo and the farce Of
Of the members, at the Museum performance night
By order G. b. BARNUM Prssident
J. NJ. WEST. Secretary
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UMPIRE CITY LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS FOR SAN
- Francisco, via Aspinwal, Navy Bay (near Chagres)
The and splendid do uble engine seams hip SIERRA
NEVADA, ls00 tons burthen, j. D. Wilson. Esq Comman
der will leave for Aspnwall Navy Bay direct Monday,
May 2ih at o'clock from her pier No g. North River to
connect at Panama with the favorite steamship NEW OR
surpassed accommodations for and better
ventilated than in the trade The tables supplied
with every comfort both for the cabin steerge
gers An experienced Surgeon is attached each ship.
The Panama railroad is in operation running daily
within few miles of Gorgona. Passengers will be landed
at the Companys Depot at Aspnwall free Of expense.
Rates Of Fsre-First Cabin S35 Second Cabin Estate
Rooms s25both the above eat at the same table Steer
5000 found with bed, &c. and separate table, we'll
provided remittance Of half the passage money will
cke until within ten days of sailing the
j. HOWARD l. SON AGENTS 81 Broadway
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ITO LET-oR TEN YEARS LEASE FOR SALE-THE
four story and attic house 6i Maiden lane suitable
for wholesale grocer, ship chandler provision
The cfts would for sail loft win be let together
separate. Rent 300 Apply the premises or at 70
walker street, basement office
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ATHROP CO.'S WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
IL Express running between New York. Dunkirk, Buffalo.
Cleveland Detroit Chicago, Cncnn louisville St. Louis
and other principal Western and Southern Cities New
York Office, l9 Pearl street. of all (after st Of
May 205 Broadway.
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ITO LET-hPARTMENTS IN TIE HOUSE III SIXTH
avenue consisting Of hands front room with pan
try and bedroom the third feor and finished rooms
on the attic story Apply at 36s Grand street.
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILA.
~ delphis from pier No North river foot Of Battery
forming line leaves At A. M Afternoon express line st
Farsfrst class So recond class (by p NJ line only
81. Returning, leave Phadelphia from foot Of Walnut
TRANSPORT, from pier No. !, at 5P N. Fare 81 80.
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doing hrst rate business Any person wishing 10 en-
gag in the drug trade, will find this chance to buy
for small sum the leaves the city. Inquire Of
FRAZIER, 10 Essex street.
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Two CROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS.-FOR SALE
liquor store, with apartments attached, with two
years lease from the 1T q May In good location Takes
Alont ~ the bar twelve to fourteen dollars day The
aoh gr out IT, as the proprietor is going TO Cali
Twelfth street 't' = - F'Ss' -
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THE LEASE OF PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE
Il cheap, with without the fixtures very desirable
location partner wanted that could manage the entire
business the premises would be let petey furnish
ed. This IL chance for man with A ANAL
capital Inauirs at 40 Broad
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VNO IET-FR0M FIRST OF MAY. THE SECOND FLOOR
OF house 2 Canal street consisting Of two parors and
bedroom well adapted for Mlhner Dressmakr &c also
three third foor furnished Single
gentlemen preferred. Also large lofty atcs suitable
Artists shade Painters Bonnet Pressers light
patton Likewise good basement and cellar with pris
lege Of stand. For ters application to be made No.
street, third
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NiBLOS GARDEN.-MANAGER Mr. JOHN sEFrON
Tickets 80 cents; Private Boxes S. Doors open at 81
70 commence at7 o'clock Grand Ballet Nehts-
Te Thur and saturday Comic Opera Nshss-Fday
Roussst and her three ster Theresne Cis
menens, assisted by Mons Maugin. Wednesdsy Anrii ~
will be performed the grand ballet La DIA
BILE QuATRE-The Count Poiioski. Adelaide Rssssst:
nazourki Mons Jean Rouset; MaxourkA Caroline Rousss
~ De preceded by act piece, in which Mrs. ConoVor
Mr.. heKenpAy Mr. Moorhouse, SC, will appear.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-27
Broom Factory.

We desire to call attention to the advertisement Oh
Mr. T. G. DUrroS, IA blind YOUTH who has established
Broom Factory. one door above the Post-OGicc,
where he is row making Broons for SALE we nave
recently visited the place, and have seen the m"d"S
operunai and feel prepared to say that the brooms
which he makes in point of service and durability VIII
compare with any bought and sold in this market
We hope that lie will meet with sufficient cncour-
agcment from the good people of our town and vicinity
to warrant him in continuing tho business. 1t is his
only means of support and surely he will be patron
izcd Tie does not ask charity, but will give an
equivalent for all he receives.