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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-04
AdImimistratOr's Notice.

Letters Testamentary upon tie estate Of VIM
undersigned by the Probate Court Of Ya2oo
County. Notice is hereby given to ali persons
indebted to said estate, to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims against
said estate viii present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed By law or they will
be forever barred ALEX MCLEOD
May the 70 1852. Administrator
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-04
The state OF mississippi,

June 2, I852.-30-6w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-04

JAMES WRIGHT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-04

And TO her husband the toll and anxiety of mind
necessarily evovng him from sickness o the wife,
without giving him the opportunity of acquiring that
petence which his eNerons entitled aud the
o. which would the happiness OF himself WIFE and
Children
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-04
The state of mississippi,
NAY0n I0ITNFrN

June 0, 1s52-3I-9t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-04

ABRAHAM J. WRIGHT.
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Cs.- UufrlllUeu &C.

r,., =. Ex-t,,yrE>oH NOUSc.-fhr funeral of the
L., oycrnor Young will take place hi, afternoon at
o,cl.ck from his late residence, 40 % East Twenty
ninth street
sr,c,pr-Coroner Ives held yesterday inquest at
house No $50 Third street upon The body Of Henry
Brown German. thrtyfye years Of age who died as
is supposed Friday night after taking poison
Deceased tailor. and lived alone in he house lie
had been unwel for week past and saturday his
landlord Andrew Stul'y looking through the kcyhoc
into the room Of the decreased him in sitting pos
ture with h head reclining upon table The door be-
ing locked on the inside ladder procured and
entrance to the room effected through window when
Brown was found dead. Or Budd maiea post mortcm
examination and found poison in tho stomach verdict
was rendered by the jury 10 that effect The cause which
led 10 the commission Of the rash sct did not ranspire
ATrrNrr SuicrDr.-About twelve O'Clock on Satur-
day night Margaret Moran endcayored TO commit sui
eide by jumping in the water firm Pier No }, North
river bu: was rescued from drowning by three men,
spain engineer OF steamboat Shark.
CnLD FouNp DnowSrp.--0n Saturday afternoon about
O'Clock infant child found drowned at the
foot Of Pike street Coroner Ives held inquest and
the jury rendered verdict of found drowned
MEcHASIcs' ScHooL.-The thirty .second annual
animation OF the pupils in this school VIII commence
to-day, and will continue until Friday evening, when
public exhibition will be given at Metropolitan Hall
and also number Of premiums and diplomas will be
awarded TO the most deserving of the pupils.
THr SwsS ERiS LAw.-on Saturday last
Judge Sanford overruled the demurrer of Miss
Hayes TO the complaint instituted by Mr. Bee for breach
Qf contract
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Police Intelligence.

about two O'Clock disturbance occurred mt the st.
Charles Saloon of broadway and Leonard
between several parties The police called quell
the hoise and disturbance and in doing named
Michael Tcvan committed violent assault officer
1saacs, a the Fifth word by striking him blow
in the mouth with paving stone Knocking of
his teeth and cutting his lips badly Tevan taken
into custody for the assault and named James
Gillian arrested also for attempting 10 resist the
thorty of the police while in The chage Of their duty
The parties conveyed before Justice Osborn
who the facts being presented discharged Gillian with
n reprmnnd and held Tevan bail in The of 5000
10 answer the charge Of assault on the officer.
~. Assault Or1iAe Gadner On Saturday night four
men, named John Patterson John Carson GEORGE Keer
and John Beebe arrested by Assistant Captain
Snodgass of the First ward and officer Mountjoy of tho
Third ward charge Of violently assaulng and beat
ing Oryile Gardner better known Awful Gardner y
These it according to the complainant afda-
Wit before the magistrate fell upon him and beat him in
very manner The magistrate. Justice osborn,
held the accused parties TO bail which they procured and
were liberated from custody.
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(vAvAnA ApriI n-Bsrks RAdsrio Dhu. heInkosh fer
Sr. % Az rs .ss
Ath Druid Jenpuga for do in two woke sohrs General
Scott Steele from irankfort d and SUSSEX Mason fer
RorTrviprs Feb 2s-Sbip Arvum Rankin wig frt; bark
Zoton Bniiev for Salem few days; brig Paos from
Bost"n via Buer os Ayrcs disg fun Der.
PaIA March 2,-Krgs Water Witch, Conway for Salem
Tor days Crotou Biy from MarAnham arr 18TH for New
York days; schr Lsnfr Barnes from and for NHAycn.
R, s'a March BARK Plymouth Perkins from
Iben Dig to leave in ballast seeking frt brig Abrasa
ieyd from and for NYork wig CARGO only Am yessels
uo.,. sscr,.
Ban COX, April 1-Arr brig Aoner Taylor, Saunders,
West lbdles
BOSTON. April a. AM.Arr ship Urie Poster. Calcutta
mo- nelawsre ol B9stonl fiH san Francisco Nov " via
by aud Adelia Rogers White Philadelphia Messenger Bird
tnew Doane, OF and from kingston briggs Barbados Ne
yn Cape Haytien Sd inst. olanda sulliyan) Wooster
Sc Br schr Post Boy Pondexer st Miohaols March
IL schrs Ambassador (of Seayile) Dodge Jacksonville;
Barcelona Iitz Georgetown Sc Henrietta Haynes vii.
Bates Doane RaYpahannock River Vermont Lanoey. aud
l. hyde Bailey PLiladelphia Mary Crosby Albany r.
sg5nednsshr NSrthsrn & FIN Boston for Cape ay.sn
from Calcutta bark Watham from Savannah brig Lion
from SFrancco. Signs for chip bark and brig. Cid
Havana Gen Jones, Harding Wilmington Nc; Eashua,
Clifford Philadelphia AllotR Lothrop NYork briss Ass.
lia Parritt Hayt Ottoman Ray Moble Attnkapas Sar-
David LOMBARD snow Hayti: Albion. Norris Maitland
Brave Lowell Albany; ii Field West do: Wolcot Beers
MRIsToi. Mpri EAT brig Maria. Inrr.ham. Havana.
DiGuTON fpriI GAR ssehr iiannn5 Giant Mownrd
baltimore: sioop Mount Hone phiias NYo1k for Tannton
Sid Z, hr Roscius, French, KYork for Taunton.
Roanoke pnmpre Rondous SD 2th Biz Shsskfora
COMBS Ba timore 18th scirs SAWYER Rsmsdol NYork
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL %, 1852.



inst. with and IS ps.senssrs Kermit
New York ~ days ga steamship Aries. for
4s HMsrshaii CO.. 'N .. WIN
ing Apr l7th with mdse and 1868 passengers to Hur
Ship Minnesota Allen New Orleans 10 days with mdse
frost Hicks Experienced very heavy weather split sails
Ship Isaac Aiort.n Sears. New Orleans IA days. with
Ship Mary Green (of Caais) Everett. Bordeaux March
u. with brandy aud wine. TO A oeehs.
with ballast and 2i2 passensers to order = uA'''
BARK st Vincent Planter Br) Grtbs Cardona 20 days
with sugar to Taylor Coz vessel to master Experienced
Bark leIscholl tam). Jacobs, Hamburg SO days. with
Bark Kosmos (Hrem) norstmann, Bremon 60 days with
mdse and l70 passengers to oelrch& Co. Has experienced
DsTi Kate Alice tof Boston,. Low, cicnfuesos. Cuba,
So lon y so spoke brig Melissa Ann Tbbetss, from Glen
Brig Northman (of Damariscotta) Farrar. Cienfuos,s
10 with sugar SO. to Foulkc Son; vessel to Brett
Brig ormus Read Charleston days, with cotton, &c. to
days with frais s0 18th inst lat 81 as lon
saw steamship steering sW. three masted and fore
Sehr Francis Newton (of Orlando Hartman Cienruegos
II days with sugar &C. to Williams; vessel TO Brook
sehr Auaho Weldon. Apaachicoa, u days with cotton.
sehr Lake Lake Newbern, NC. days, with stores
schr Port, Price Newbcrn, Nc days, with naval
stores. to Blossom & sons.
ssSr IsyRs S Wsdnsss: NV Ms;ssa' bound svs.
Steamer Delaware. Seymour, Philadelphia.
ship r r rs 'f s5th sG SI Liverpool
Sailed,
Ria Jnisns nys, for ,n
Bark Hannah, Croker. reported as below 23d was
mistake for ship Hannah Croker Brown arrived up
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TcleCr.phic nlarino Rcports.

BHSTON, April y.
Arrived-Shps Fanny Forester. Calcutta; Berlin Cad
hrgs Ann Pratt, Havana; Alphons,, Surnam; Caroline
san Juan; Kaverly schr Active Cardenas
NORFOLK, April %.
Arrivcd-Schr. Watson, Baker from New York; Dwight.
Davidson. from New Haven and sailed for Baltimore.
In Hampton Roads-Ship Manchester from Caao, wait
her orders bark in last night believed to be the
Indus, from Rio Japero for Baltimore
The bark The Duke before reported in the Roads,
Csao has received orders to to New York and
cleared for that port to-day.
BALTrMoR i, April 20.
Arrved-Schr Sea Flower. PHILADELPHIA
Clcarcd-Barks IDA, Hactt, and Helen Maria, Boston.
Spoken Feb g. of Cape Of Good Hope, ship Remittance
Nlork Woasung Nov 49, for London 9th inst in la
y 49, Ion e. brigWam Clarke, from NOeans for Martin
i4ue Same day. brig Typee Philadelphia for Antigua
on s. Helena no date ship Masonic of Richmond. from
Calcutta for London
18th inst Ono date, &c), brig Prescott from NYorl
far Porto Rico.
The ship Berlin which arrived in Boston yesterday the
I'D fell in with British schr Quebec and
o her The q from Demarara, bound to Halifax
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Af.A NJ.
AsHEs.-Some 80 bbls. pots and pearls changed hands
at former rntes. stock about $50 casks.
ding IL 600 bbls. Supcrine Canadian s. 1Sss IS
binary to choice State at S4l2a 371a; common to
good southern at "a Is So and mixed fancy Western
at 81 31L y Sli4. Nothing occurred in rye -four
meal About 100 bushels inferior to prime red
Southern wheat obtained at s6a &c. rcduction
SOO bushels rye 16c 1000 bushels rowei barley
81 20 &c with 1880 bushels mixed white and yellow
corn at 90 otc. and &c per bushci, the previous
value.
Corrrr-Therc $50 bags sold at IL IL &C.;
400 Rio at ga axe; $50 Cuba at private bargain and
200 s. Dosiingo AT "a. Market buoyont
market the disposition to speculate in the article still
continuing.
at 81 81 65 400 hf do at s5c and IS casks currants
at &C.
Fnrics1,-To Liverpool 49, 600 bushels wheat were
taken at 81 in bulk. Flour at Is 13i asked, and
cotton 3-lcd. 10 Glasgow cotton at 3-lGd, and
2oo bushels corn in bulk were reported taken at in
bulk There i no change in rates to London or TO the
continennt TO California engagements ranged from
40 TO 60c. per foot measurement.
FRr CRAcp TRs-l 200 boxes have been disposed Of at
81 rs 81 so. four and fix months credit.
HAr.-We heard that 600 bale. river found purcha
sers at IS a sec. material advance.
Hrsp There have been 100 bales dcw-rotted ana
dressed American taken at S117 so ana SlG0 s165
Ino.-Salcs were made of $50 tons Scotch pig Mt
so 20 s2l six months; demand brisk
LrAp,A parcel Of fifty tons Spanish was bought at
MoLAssrs.-only fifty hhds cardenas have been sold
1sc. Market quiet.
900 bbls common rosin at 81 % and 800 white do at
50 IS to 81 with 700 bbls plits turpenne at ACC to
soc.
ons.-About 44oO gallons linseed changed hands. at
Ole, the former price.
Provisions seemed unaltered, the operations having
reached 500 hbs New prime and pork at $40 81 4
to Sl7 and SIS 81 to $40 GOO bbs and 400 kegs prime
lard ut sac to l0c and lie to III &c per b; with $50
bbs prime ard mess beef at SO to s and $40 to $l3,
respectively
Rics-Some 600 terces fair to prime Carolina OBJ
tanned at So rs a So 50 per 100 lbs
srmirs-Saes have been made If 200 bbls. Ohio and
prison wbiskey al q y &c cah reduction.
SuoARs-Ihere were 500 hhds Muscoyado disposed of
81 a.. &C.. and 1900 boxes brown Havana at tic.
TAILow We beard Of $500 lbs prime having realized
Sac. per ID, cash the previous price.
BY BHiE RAuRoAp-l 367 bbls -four o. calves % rolls
and 15o3 sides leather, 433 pkgs butter and casks
ashes.
By NV HAvrS RALRoAp.-le pkgs butter
BY Norm RIVER BoArs.-162 hhls -four 200 do. wills
key as do taow, SS4 sides leather % casks ashes and
u bbs. seeds
BY NEw yoRK HARLEM RALRosD-2S cattle. SO
S7o caye 616 sheep 4oT lbs hogs, dressed $3.50
lbs mutton and beef 80 pkgs poultry 160 do eggs 474
do butter 81 do sundTes 100 bushels oats SCI do other
grain, 1G20 do pututoee bbls lime AZ tons iron 10
bales wool
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o'clock, from POI West Twenty fifth street. The friends
and acquaintance of her father mother and her uncle
Peter. are requested TO attend
On Sunday, April 25. GiLHERT vARiAS aged 20 years
His friends and relations invited to attend his flu
neral tomorrow afternoon AT o'clock from his late re-
sidence at W illiams' bridge. Westchestcr county.
On Saturday, April "a, MIR fRrprRoK Wrs1, in the list
year q his age
His friends invited to attend his funeral this after
at clock from the residence of Dr. A. g.. Castle,
5lS broadway.
In Brooklyn Saturday April "a, MARY AMELIA Bats
IrY eidest daughter Of John and Mary Ec aisley
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
specfny invited TO attend her funeral from the ID
of her father 500 Fulton street this afternoon at
O'Clock Her remains viii be taken to fatbush for inter-
ment.
At Santa Cruz on April 3, Of consumption. BERNARD,
third Of the late Bernard Graham Of this city.
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Supreme COurt-Clrcuit.

Before lion Judge Roosevelt.
APRIL 24--The Late Putnam Dirorce CaS--Mr.
OConor applied. on behalf Of Mrs Putnam for limited
divorce-givBg her the and custody Of the child.
Counsel submitted that sufficient evidence had been ad
ductd the trial to warrant his honor in granting the
application but in the Of the Court refusing the
limited divorce he moved for stay Of proceedings.
MIR. Wright and Mr.. Hoffman resisted The motion, and
contended that the Court would not be justified in alien
sting the affection Of the father from the child and
thereby deprive the child Of any property to which it
would be entitled Mt the dereasc Of its parent
The Judge said that divorce separates the parties for
and the person in whose favor the verdict is given
only marry limited divorce also separates the
husband and wife, and neither marry. This law
however frequently set at Defiance parties the
river and marry despite the order of the Courts Of this
State.
Mr. 0Conor replied TO defendants counsel. and the
decision of the Court reserved.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

TIL NHELFHIA, ATrlI = I'M
Notwithstanding City Of Glasgow, Wylie, Liyerpoo
Dysr Grs Iy SnarP ao nsv
Cienfuegos Express Adams Brooklyn; Mary Miller
Laws, BOSTON, Firm, English Port Waltha Ii Abel
dickinson Portland Conn Jarvis Lyon Crowell Nfork
Clearcd-Ships Buena Vista. Howard, Savannah; Paez
wilkins LaguAyrs Oak Ryder Boston; st James, Little
Rio de Janero sehrs Mary scu, Blackman Cienuegcs
Townsend Mather Providence; North Pacific. Hewitt.
Bedford Corene Nickeron. Cambridgeport; Mary Miller
Laws. Boston: Sarah Louisa, Chappe NLonion Worces
t. Rhodes, Providence.
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Agn,MosY MADE EASY OR now TO WIN 4

NfAIKiMoNT MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN 4
Sl Lvser-Prs'essor Lswton Boston formerly OF Lon
don will address, receipt VI one dollar post
pso plain directions to enable ladies or gentlemen TO VIZ
tie devoted affections the opposite sex Is then
heart. my desire The process is simple but 90 capt.
waiting that all no married irrespective OF age aepeAr
position AM last though not least IL can be af
suoh ease docacy that detection i'm
possible iiree- Professor La@tCn, Boston, Mssa No
Maid
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


FOR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE or cARs..TARn
the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the City
Hall station, New York daily, Sundays excopted At
soiook A. M April II. 1862 NJ SLoAT Superintendent
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ The annual election for thirteen directors of this
pany will be held at their oce. No. Hanover street
Tge.day Nay the 18th 1902 between The urs of2 " ana
2PM The transfer book ef both stocks will be OIL Mon
day, May the 10Th 3ocock, P.M, and opened Wed
nesday morning May the 18Th at 10 o'clock AN by order
Of the Board. A. KYLE, Jr., Secretary,
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA.
~ delphis from pier No North river foot o. ba.tsrs
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily
Morning line leaves at NJ Afternoons express lne
z w., through TO Philadelphia In four and nav hours
Psrefrs class So second class, (by r. NJ neonl1
g. Returning, leave Philadelphs from foot Of walnut
street at M. and r. ~ Emigrsnt line by steamhnsf
TRANSPORT. from pier No. L. stbp.N Fare 81 ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DiREcT-U >
IN Mail and Express Lines through IN ~ h0nre N J
2sirosd via Jersey City leaving New York ats foot
o. Cortlandt street. A. NJ and 6h NJ Liberty street
Leave bours rom foot Of walnut street
Esre reduced 20 81 for frat oas and 81 90 second ols
Baltimore Washington and Charleston through tickets sot
The above lines and carried In thoe
SAD 6 y ~ nse iron Rev York With through 6acrs
~ithest expense.
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DRIvATE MEDICAL woRK.-A pR,crIcA1 mar

DR1yATE MEDICAL WORK.-A PRACTICAL Urea
tire on the nature symptoms progress consequences
remedies and OF delicate Diseases diseased Which
closely resemble and liable he taken a. snd and on
the Diseases resulting from thom, with illustrative plates by
Joseph kelph ~ D anthor Of tho Family physicien Sc.
eleventh edition, 3i2 Price % For the
pubrer ~ Ann street Astor House, and by most hook
sers; no ny the author - Green wch street. myca
Tree o postage BY sddreseng post paid TO box 800 lower
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On Thursday. April % by The Rev Dr. bowling. Mr.
JANIS G. RAY to Mics JuLiA g. BL1KELY, both OF this
city
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r Owe AND HAPPINESS on HOW 10 WIN THA
IL ono yvu Professor Lorraine formerly Of Paris
dollar post paid plain directions u enable Ades ssafe
win the devoted affections Of asmAny Of the opposite
that ali may be married irrespscNvsor age
potion and last though not least CAS-
be with aud decsey that detection Y
Inn possible. Address Professor Lorraine box 2455 N r.
Post Once All letters must be post paid, otherwise NOV
attended I, or taken out
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Ss A,sa Ras'' LADY
Hunt andlady Madnm chason, Rev FL Asny, Miss i 4
johnson, Mics Maxim. Mrs & cAllister, Mitchell
Holmes; I II Edmonds, II Yaetman, d Holeman.
Aann-l0 in the storage.
CHAnLrsroN-SteamshpU non-Hon Jno Spencer, Mrs
Horace Day. Mr. Leroy, Wiley. Mrs Rice Infant, and
servant; ii kBanks, c Guerin, G II Bowen ID Plumb,
nrs FriedanSsI and shild Valentine Holmes Jnc
Garbut, ST Baker Samuel Harrison ii Tilley Caspar
Vaudan, Benz Bateward Williams Mrs Vaughn, Miss
Annie Williams Fullings, Albert Robinson. Robert
somer,ille Mimi, Thos Matthew Pinkerson, Moss
stuart tn0 Mia S ,o cSS S,s Ssi, sSS
Black. Armstrong Lufbury, Baker, Rogers-17 in
the Storage.
NonrsLK, RIcnMorp, &c-Steamahip Roanoke-John
Miller, Brown Iophar x Jonis Mayer Sedgwick; w
bach Cox Chas Stag Henry Greenway, Miss stays,
Mrs Sherwood DIR. Walkup and lady, DIR Waller Cary
and lady Thos WISE Thos Hays Jane Spearce Collins,
Echo. J Griffith, Rand. Jane Tooker Mrs Chits
Doogap Smith, Mrs. Rabine an2j in the steerage.
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DR. la CRoIxs PRIVATE MEnInAI. rnnnrIa.-

nR la CROlxS PRIVATE MEDICAL rnEArioE-
- FIFTEENTH edition. by NJ. Is. LIS Groin NJ. D., AlbaEJ
ohespcs. book ever p1Sshed $50 pages and l59 tn
ph,ee on ts fhyHoogy OF Marriage and the mfr
mites snd disorders II youth aad maturity resulting iron
oerse whi9h destroy tho physical and mental al
diseases arne from indiscretion, With plain and sim pl
sues Ny wheh All persons themselves without
cury with the autbore observations marriage ts dnje
ana dsgnshcatons and their rcmedes with ooIored tho
Tnphs unstrstins Tho anatomy and physiology and dis
aes tbe reproductive organs o. both their struo
.otes uses snd functions ltcoutains hnt
W tpse contemplating mstrimoBy which will oyercomeet
econs against marriage; zone however should take th
mrntsnt ster without dret ooneultng It's pages trea~
al assesses on females whether married or single Strab
gers WHO require medical aid before consulting any doctor
9ugt know whether their properly understoot
y those whom they employ and thue guard asainst The IN
position o. qnsokory 80 prevalent In popular oities DR. 70
trotS legally qualified physician an for the sttwop
goar hns been daily consulted the different disease
apor witch b book treats personally as we'll by letter
s receive ore copy BY mail free O postage or n,e eore
tor 81 Address DIR NJ u. La CROfx, 6 Beaver street Al
sauy N; Z Sold BY Garrett g. Cos % Ann street, and
Lloyd street, Buffalo.
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ERANKLIN MUsEUM, rs cHATHAM sQUAR1.-aso.

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARK.-GEO.
Lea, Proprietor-Two performances are given every
day enens oSloot the sfternoon and q haK
In the United States where tho Model Artists Ss
The company composed Of troupe Artists selected
their beauty and fguro aad under the supervision
"N'ue Cabinet Premier Model to this establishments A
magnificent series Of groupings will be produced carefully
selected from the most admired sculpture With
COMPANY the only organized band Of ladies existence
will appear every afternoon and evening Mons Laarge
original Antipodoan Pedestrian, will walk "head down.
xards" the ceiling, twenty-five foet
from the ground and in length which throws
Al Competitors in the shade The greatest wonder shs
world ever produced Monsieur CAIN the strongest
the world VIII break with his paked as stone the
Of strength The unriv tribe Of Acrobao Sisters
will appear In thor wonderful gymnato
producing great excitement by their exhb
lions variety of are given
every afternoon and evening such be other
in tho world For full particulars Of each
Seats In Private Boxes cents Orchestra Seats vita
cushioned arm chairs, H cents: Boxes Is oebts Gallery
l2h cents.
BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "sHIP-
wrecked Mother aud C.ild. at stuyvesant Instituss
t59 Broadway, open flor short time ony) from
A. NJ till 10 r. H. Admission, Is cents; tickets
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II 1N KAIIFH, hUTfIUK OF TIE 'PKACTIUAL PKl-
- yste Trestise &c. omcc hours to IL o'clock NJ,
and TO o'clock r. NJ (Sunday oxcep'odJ No. 50 Gracn
wich street From the medical advantages tho
autor has enjoyed among which he would instance having
resided several In Paris for the express purpose
studying these Diseases oowed by long and extern
give practice In this speciality he without hoit2ton
promise, in the severe and complicated
secondary diseases structures &core certain safe and
radical than obtained from any other
America Those who apply In the earlier stages Of diseases
will be gratfed by tho and rapdy Of the which
often effected In very few days Separate waiting
provided. For treatment ~ letter, address box ss
Post Office. i. S.Dr. Ralph would add that besides tho
diseases properly belonging TO tie above speciality h
practice includes the treatment Of chronic alterations
piles diseases Of the skin and bladder gravel pains In
the back, loss Of mental and physical capacity pervou
&c.
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ERFGORY's EXTRA EXPRESS, PER ILLINOIS AND
" Golden Gate to leave Monday April 26th at ZIP.
The subscribers will forward special by above
Shippers requested to have their goods In
early Saturday Packages must be put up in waterproof
condition and not to exceed 100 lbs weight Parcels
ceived until u M day Of sailing and letters until r. NJ
Our express this date will be in charge of Mr. O. A. Dnnn
favorably knswn in California. THOMPSON X HITCH.
COCK Managers and Agents No 19 Pearl treet Of
Wsll-aftcT May LIST. at No. POS Broadway.