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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
Sporting Intelligence.


A HEAVY MATcH.--lt is reported that match OF
$4,000 n side is about concluded between the
hackers, in this city and elsewhere, of Mac, the
notorious trOtting horse, now owned by gentleman
in Philadelphia, and those Of " fresh nag in New
York city. The race to come off the ensuing season
on the Long Island or Camden course. The terms
will be made public, OF course, in due time.
From the Albany Express March
he facts Of This as foliows:-On Friday
evening Mr. McCardel received tclegraphie dispatch
from New York, stating that gentleman in that
city had challenged Mac to rot match for $4,000
play Or pay" and tho friends OF the champion Of
the turf, requested an answer az to whether an
affirmative or acceptance OF the pfofercd challenge
should be returned. An immediate answer was
despatched with lightning speed to New York, in
forming them that The match would be made il
Mac could be obtained for the meeting, and was
fright for the sport at the same time dispatch
was forwarded to philadelphia to- The present owner
of the unrynled Mae, and IN affirmative answer was
received, which was sool communicated TO New
York, and on Saturday the party challenging gave
up beat acknowledging that il was ~ game Of
bluff" and that lac and his bacScTs Wca'd moi meet
Mac.
These tho facts, and the large sum namcd, With
the condition Of play or pay" shows conclujiyciy
that il was al biag" Play or pay in thiscasc
would have involved the necessity OF Immediately
deposting the sun uf $2000D each in the hands Of
the umpircs aud il case either i,led 70 appear
ut the call, the party answering would have poasc.ed
the stakes without 4 Skip. Il the New Iork0rs wish
TO ''brag" or bluff, they must not tlrn their eyes
10 Albany.
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The Empire Building amd Ma.uol Loan
AsSCcsatiOn.

This association, which hes only been organscd
about Eve weeks, held their second monthly meeting
last Tuesday evening, at the Mercer House, corner
Of Mercer and Broome strccts-Joseph r. Taylor.
President, in IL. chair The attendance was not
numerous
The Secretary, Dr. j. Weldon Fell, reported that
the shares had been taken up to tho number Of
about 100, leaving, according 10 the course they had
resolved to adopt, about ten remaining These
were all taken up in the course Of the evening by
persons in the room.
This association limits the amount Of shares TO
thousand. but have determined to close at eight
hundred-thc other two hundred being reserved for
subscribers holding one two shares who are 10 be
permitted to take three or four moro eacb making
in nl FIVE.
The new subscribers names being entered aud
the subscriptions paid in, tho meeting separatod--
the next being snscuuced Ger the first Tuesday in
Atri
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New Mexico.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Feb. l, 1852.
Indian Nou6le-the Condition Of the Anser,ca~
Fuces-Dtscoueries of Rich Gold Mines IN all
Parts of the Territory, &c.
The mail carrier from FL Paso del Norte, arrived
here last night, confirming the account previously
received Of the attacking Of small party Of soldiers
on the Tornado del Mucrto by about eighty Mus
calero Apache Indians. The Indians had concealed
themselves in tho grass and soap weeds, and were
not seen by the soldiers until they were fred upon.
They succeeded in killing four Of them aud woundng
the fifth, who, while the Indians were securing the
mules, succeeded in making his escape 1t hap
rened in the same place where poor Brent and
Mexican recently killed
There not ten serviceable dragoon horses in the
territory owing to Colonel Summers starving econo-
MIXING policy. Every one will admit that the removal
of the troops from the towns to the frontier
excellent measure. But we cannot say as much for
his system Of retrenchment which has been put into
operation during the past six months. The result
is that the soldiers have horses mules and are
thus made perfectly useless in pursuing these mur-
dcrng band of wild devils, who have become 20
bold ~ to attack soldiers within two miles Of their
forts. The regular army in this territory is per-
feet dead letter, as lar as protecting the inhabitants
from the Indians goes. The only good they have
probably done is, by their presence in the country
the Mexicans have been kept from rising aud re-
yolutiOnizng the country.
fticn EOiO mines arc DcinS discovered IN evc.y
part of the territory. party OF some sixty men,
principally Americans, left here Monday last for
Rio ella, where n rich placer has been discovered.
This placer is said to be richer than any part Of
California. This party has taken from this pluce
all the Americans who could leave. They were nj
well mounted and armed, and supplied With TWO
months provisions l have no doubt bat what tLey
will meet with success. Gold has also breG dis
covered near Dona Ana; out of about thco pounds
of rocks, sixteen dollars worth Of gold vas taken.
Also near Lo dc Moro, from about peck of dirt
three dollars worth of pure gold was found Several
Jumps that will weigh from three to nine ounces
each have recently been found in the placer forty
miles from this place. This mine is known to be
very rich in gold, but there is water If q com
pany were formed with suficiency Of capital 10
build a railroad to the nearest water, it would pay
better than any mine in the world Il is an 40
knowledged fact that this territory is the richest
part of Uncle Sam's dominions in mineral wealth.
Gold, copper, iron, silver, tin, coal, and lead ire
everywhere abundant.
The market here is well stocked with goods Of
every description. Business at present is dull; but
4 good spring business is anticipated. N. b. G.
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and county there are thirty-fve bagging and rope
establishments, making annually over 100000
yards OF bagging, and 100000 lbs. rope. Tho
manufactures OF Lexington are very extensive, and
to those who have not made themselves acquainted
with statistics of this character, would appear almost
Incredible
Our railroad between here and Louisville is doing
an excellent business, notwithstanding the want Of
com petent management to direct and control its
affairs. Passenger trains are crowded every trip
and the cars for freight always heavily laden.
The distance between the cities is ninety-eight
miles which is travelled over in less than five hours
2! tho ':w ti're q three dollars. Property on the
line Of the road Is every day advancingn value and
soders are unwilling to sell, except at exhorbitant
rates.
The "Maino Liquor Law is the subject of dis
cussion among our "sonnes," who generally con-
slider it inexpedient, just now, for Kentucky to
enact such stringent laws We are almost too near
Bourbon county to do much in the temperance way,
for it il the extensive dstillerics in neighboring
county which furnish the well known " old Bourbon
The winter has been unusually gay. Balls and
parties have been all the rage, and charades and
tableux have had fashionable introduction. Ju
the absence of a theatre have been favored with
lectures on Astronomy and the other sciences, and
time has, perhaps, been thus proftably passed
than in gazing at footlights b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

PROPOSITION FOR A New SrATE.--The Lcgisa-
turc of Wisconsin propose to memorabilia Congress for tho
establishment Of territory to be comprised Of that
portion Of Michigan lying west If Lake Michigan. This
territory IL Is aegco ~ very much isolated from the
states which II II attached and has separate and in
yidual interests peculiarly its which, under the pre-
sent organization do not receive the fostering care OF It's
eycra which the best interests the
try require The separation Of that territory It IL
thought would result in disadvantage TO the States
from which Il proposed to doiach 1t they would be
more than compe nstcd ty the augmented commercial
and political adp uagcs Vs ADDING another State 70 the
Ecrtkwe,t
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nrrftfns NEtEREEp.
Of Ichn y Green fox remission ~ fine or Daniel
'rmwi! and cihers fer in Horny rtrcct between
Clinton ard ,i,iicllon srot.,.
NticrY.
af'hc committee relative TO thu Hudson Rive abroad
ad'oi.c to compelling te company take IN iho pre-
teft ia III Iiu street and pat down .he ggooyea rl;
ahd spending TIE following rcUiJtionThat the com
Ell - ltli..tttd TO continue tG ~ their present
raj I" truton street provided II. ;:vr Up e. the :iuc.
tic r'ti tie same in proper order. i,, TIN cable
nrsn IrIoss.
tii' Ne tioton hqntdg,t Department y,ay al praa
e. -. ~ ,he matter 81 constructing sever ia ud Gn
ict, lttwtca Mmtcn and Barrow stscc.c nrtil further
gdNH'd " tic Common Council ADOPTED Tint III
.ou.r tie hnyor he enG IL hcIely -tvueiau - raiiz
tha ut'ntsr OF POLICEMEN detailed for special lu:y pro
ltToi !. IN number ~ policemen allowed ~ each rr
tcno ur.d III ~ favor OF allowing l9U g. tbs widow OF
G.crg" Nity late policeman Of the F,h ward who os
hif lfc ty sip fever contracted While the discharge
Lie duty. Adopted Tint tiic Mayor lie requested 10
report 70 THE foard al his earliest convenience. tie
whole numb,r {" policemen detailed fur pccal duty. tn
nunhtr 81 men, with th,ir urnIct detailed from
ward aud what srconi duty each j. detailed to ,or
fcsm Coneurrcd in from the other BOARD
REPORT ADOPTED
IN ia,or u corcurrng with he other Board 10 ~
city properly No III Roosevelt street
HENfoNSTRANCT.
Of the bcsrd OF F.ro Engineers and rorenon against
VIC organization Of new fire companies.
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Obituary NCtices.

Ir JouH PARK died nj Worccst, !. March 2, ~ The
18th year of lis age lie the founder of che Boetoa
Perc7o,B which IL conducted with aby ard GOOD judy
u,vnt for about ten Year.. during VI l. period h
lifc The reputation Of sound sc'lo 4 and efficient
political writer On Withdrawing from tbs ema,yn M
he cstnlp he'd chool for h instruction OF young ladies'
for which cnpo ymcit lie crncr ~ qualified by hi
Ltetary and classical at.Gnmcnts his agrca manners
and his high tone e uo-al character. Tho Worcsse,
.Fgis In announcing his DEATH suhoius the following
rtmarssFor many years br Park lived In retiracy IN
this place Iis taste for d scholars ibcary aud general
reading together With his mauy eocial ind a.nsbe qu,
its. have endeaied him t. society and apprcciatpg
friends, lie bore simplicity of manners and dignity of
d. mcano and passed the tranquil daya Of classical cho
lar and Christian gentleman
Col. THOMAS iIossACE was burned TO death in his
house IT Ccoi -piing Pa the 4th int. A son Of
Col, H. saved his lilo BY emping from third aVory
window.
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City Intelligence.

PlRr-About halfp six O'Clock wednesday evening
fire broke out in the grocery store No $50 Wellington
street, occupied by John schackenbcrg IL originate
from the bursting Of camphene lamp 0Gieer Carpen-
ter with the assistance of several citizens succeeded N
cxtnguishing the fire without its causing much damage
to the premises
AccIpErr.-About four o'clock "wednesday afcrnoon a
man named barnard Learey, while engaged at work
new buiding in Eighth street, d. fell from
ladder, breaking and severely injuring his head
lie was conveyed home cart by officers Harsh and
Robb Of the Eleventh ward
ANOTHER REsuRREcrIoSIsr CasE.-About two O'Clock
"wednesday afternoon, Herman Dorn was caught Mt the
foot OF Twenty first street East river with cargo Of
human bodies cnrmau, named Elias H. Cain had Just
taken load and was in the act Of returning for another
when he was arrested by officers Brown and Brsall Of
the Eighteenth ward who brought him to the station
house. The Coroner notified TO attend aud
aiming the boat twelve shrouds and four bodies in bar
rels. were discovered The marks the barrels
&c Newton Worcester. Mass. via Norwich and Worces-
ter Ralroad;n j. French. Woodstock Vermont, via
New Haven and Connecticut Railroad Sullivan aad YER
mont Central Railroads.
Rsscuyp FROM DRowsSG.--on Tuesday. about half
past eight O'Clock William Young fell into the river the
foot Of Beekman street and rescued from drowning
by the cxerons Of officer Kline, who threw him rope
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

FIRE IN MINIATURES destructive ire took
place IN Milwaukee, on the Sd inst. II commenced
Mt the of r. btcll 40 100 East Water street Who
Milwaukee Sentinel Of the dth INIT says:1u lie alarm
promptly given hut the fatigue aud excitement of cleo
ton had posed almost everybody TO sleep very soludy
and the startling fell fer opon compare
lively du cara Very itw,f our citizens and not
than half of tcmcn heard needed the alarm aud
it not without vey great cxc;on that the engines
could be dragged through the dccp snow and got to work
upon the Ere. The r1mcs, meanwhile, spread rapidly
through the building in which they irs broke out an ex
posion az gunpowdcr blowing opru the doors and giving
winge To the contaeraton Before ~ could fc Checked
Mr. Lttcs store pretty thoroughly gutef, and the
upr'r stories Of the adjoining occupied by storm
lrutncfs suffered serious dgnagc The sun was up be
so" the frtnon released from their a,lucus lsbors
Tue iosses ana insurnnces ollows:Storu Bro
tncr buiding owned by Dr. Iae Johnson damaged about
Sl5oo insured Tor $1,000 in the Btna OF Hartford, Conn
oouuS injured Tor $1,000 in the Howard which about
covers the loss Thompson Littei: building owned by
Ms Murphyi insured Tor - in the Hartford rrcec
ou Which covers the oss LOSS on goods about $4,000
Injured tor Geo. via So 900 IN tue Northwestern Of
ctwtgt, y. and s5,oo0 in tho Milwaukee Merchants
Mutual j. Rooney auction store loss on goods 500;
int rgnce of 81 800 upon baidrR furniture store Sc
The upper story Of the building occupied by The Mil
wauk,c city Guards and their guns and ,quipasc which
vtrs stored there, were dcttroyed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

u EW ADVERTlSEMENT--Let every body
NO. l.
r. R. r.
RADW4Y'S READY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN TIKI
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT has STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN a FEW SECONDS.
|: will atop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Oh
NJ fs %Ha s Ra % N rEs
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
giving instant the commenting ago
TO THE SICK AND PAIN SUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
SATF 1:!3sff EtS4PR"?'5 p:
YOU FRDM PAN IN fRoa THREE fo FIVE MiNuTEs 81
1T HAS CURED,
az EINE7Y CASES OUT or d HUNDRED,
S$$$4ea Il IL SEzs#S assrr,.
s sG FAFAR II S S$TEE SixSTEs
s9sE fHAe44 & 4 F F5yF N %!SG4Es
sfsH STss aS % SkSSs bTsHs
s siE ,s iSs 5 r. 's
SFARy 4F T E STo THE Ds
poisonous '''' o. the 'y'1 PREVENTION
end III sT d & r. e. %
orpor and fatigue
IN BATHING
Mix tablespoonful of II. R. r.
body @ | s ws En- Ss . pd Of Gr
prevent dHeaae sickness headache
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
pAISrr nel,AaGEs rslissys s
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPEB INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF miraculous
gsnS the sharp @s,,g 'as Of pain Of thus srre Honpan
Of departing pain The GUY
o" r. ] %H b q @ " RE 1 s%s afa
@ a s s'SS ss ] ,ss w
'Ar'' RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELiEIED IN FIVE A1NUTE9,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF VIII stop ths
nos6' hs 'aSmnte T vt
2 Ss a s ssI Ts EA69 ngG @ sp %sS s
5ssa ia. e. srs5 f e, % and b. s
Of REA STE i2 b G to The @
town the Union for the LAST four hemseyes
CHILL FEVER
nRILLs STOPPED IN a FsW slNUrEs-PALg RgzIEVE1
INSTANTLY
Fsvsr breaks the oai mnss IN all Sns ss
stes with health and strength system
,ghsn.v., VOW 81 PANS All OF All Li,,I KINDS ,
to relieve YOU tqve psios in the Ston,
sRsy a sn p H x
RADWAS Co. isa F FL street, NewYorl
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
F General Amply dealers in the coany e, Rna
way Goa prices
tARGE BOTTLES u
SNAIL 5,
os 81 sGa s's sasas street. and 4
A. ~ R q rR.nWsSs sfAnverrres ara,,.,"
4 'UDFfsH AND HERRING--5Oo toxs. land.
~ Ia, fer sails BIZ AID, 1sIEFE Va
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FILLS,
Chickner's Sugar coated Pnrga.igt
PARIS Life,
1loeatt's Life,
Wrlght's indian v.getalic,
brnHdreth's Vegetable UNIVERSAL,
Morrson's tiygeihn,
Lees New London,
Cooper'g,
Anderson's,
Wistnr's Gentle PnrgEtee,
II tuard's Arti-hilious Fmi.y,
Swaynr's Sanntiye,
Herr'ck'a Sugar-coaied.
srpplngton's Fever and kugue,
CoveI's Rheumatic,
GrAeifonUerg,
Spenepr's Vegetable,
Winer's Chnuomils,
Persian,
Allebasis' Health,
.tllebasis' Ague,
Evans Chamomile,
Naudts'e Anti-biuous,
lngoliby's rils,
Jayne s hEue,
Halsry's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Shetnlan's Balstm,
buchhn's Hungarian,
Dr.. DaTia's Wild cherry and Tan
Ntaer's Elscampane.
Wtsthr's buisan.
rhonipspn'R Tao mud NApths,
Jayuc's E1ptctor,nt,
DuncHn's EHpectursMt,
Bartholomew EFpe2!ol1at,
ialhy'4 Syrup W,lh Cherry,
Swaynu's Syrap Wild Cherry,
schneck's rniinonr Syrup,
New England PulHlohlf syrup,
Tsylor's bhlhali tivtrwott.
b'i TIERS,
Mohat's fhUniI,
Hihhsrd's Wild thtrry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blahe's Aromatic,
iigrrlek's.
PANACEAS.
O,-.Itkfa
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4 tlllitiAl..
EhUlNE MutUlNE AhEHuuoL, No

GENUINE MDiClNE "AhEiolSh, NO
VI Int ,,Y4RTE a9YR EETJ WRIGHT c having rvsoivsi
OF thst $50 'Bs nave ns -
all the senne popular paer' N d
States, TO Keep u IN aspf ~
with NJ rt'rb IL. below ne Is' 80
erHhe to oef Tor h ~
the oa which be ond ina
al
sale OF Patent ali h iof uryey
particular department., liberal ec'e, ana Gre NOV"
supp the o@ uhi Inc %
M to rea'z. hnlaon per his Ii'a ~ -
retail Az bnh i""
ALL zen uiNE PATET MEDICINES. The following "t
part OF their furnished TO ies'ff I'd
sto twenty per cent than manufacturers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

pIasTkRS.
s,,..r,,,.p,n, dam,
sIahnSs 90, M.n,.
IT, Il, prI,lIs,Bsck,
n. %r". Spnn, Mama.
law n,p,a,s y, Hallway.
p,,,,,io v'''.'.,".i.
X nann,s fnS;Hn
WIZ, sianIin,. spreaa strength.
sni,1a
Wbitine,p St,s,g,b.niny.
Kidd,s Innert.i
Herrick,. Svya
LiTIS,ENTs.
Butler's Bone and FeysI.
Bartinr'u Lotion,
De=is's Horse,
sIrnt'B, Hayea'. scIans', Uevsy'
( TOOTH PASIES.
3nsrmnn's Compound Orrls Tooth,
Fnompaon's Aromatic Tooth.
Jcpesfs ToothAohe.
LnZENGEs.
:iheunan's Colgh, Worm Carpho
Ching's Worm,
Waar'e Cough.
DROPS.
3giomon's Toothache,
,Sh-rman's roo,hache,
%lkams's To- hsrhe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rhorn'B Extract,
Wlner's Arcanlm Extract,
,Cart.r'g Spanish MtI.lrs
Mothers Relle.,
MIA. Kiiier's Cordial,
Yaughn'a D.thortrlptlc,
l0sgoori's indian Cholop ogus,
ITf.I..y,. Enr.at WINE
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regular priced.
NERMlFUGEs
Wlner's Canadian,
B. A. Eahnnstock'a,
6wnin's,
Bnilpy's,
Jayne's,
Chden's.
sARSAPARILLE.
Or. Townsrnd's,
Bailey'a,
sanla'a,
Wmkoop's,
Bristol,
WGI'a,
Bull'u.
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~ no the Litnrnrr.-s1 .ooo PREMIuM hr. NEW

w- To the Litcrary.s,, 900 PREMIUM fora NEW
RITUAL fer the SONS Of TEMPERANCE Tho usder-
sgptd Committee appointed at last session Of National
Division held Richmond Va, June s. 1852 with full
powers adopt and Introduce New Ritual for Sabodnats
Divisions hereby oera Premium Of One thousand Dollars
for such work GO shall De approved
10 desirable that the Ritual should be the worS OF
mind but the Committee tho right Ia pro-
ducon sba be adopted whole appropriate such parts
ssmay be approved, aid to pay proporonaby therefor
II should also be under TODD that the offer confined
10 members Of the Order.
The Order Of the sors Of Temperance originated in the
United Sstes in 1912 II embraces $50 900
beTs in about separate Divisions distinct Societies
located ia the United States the British Provinces aud in
England every year Is extending All these Subord
Divisions uoder the immediate jurisdiction Of the
Natter nj Division OF North America The Order Is designed
Universal Temperance Brotherhood The principal OBJ
jet In seeking New Ritual il to elevate siren shten and
beaulify the organization.
All manuscripts In ended Tor competition must be forward
ed the st November 1852 addressed to either ofhe
mittee.
Papers and persons friendly to the Order are invited to
give ublclty 10 this notice
For further Information sppy by letter paid or per-
sonally, 70 either member Of The Committee.
SAMUEL +. CARY. College Hill, Ohio
CHARLES EGINr0N, Lexington, Ky
JOHN W. OLIVER, New-York, ". Y.
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New publications.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day pub
IA lsbed, Good Tdings of Great Joy; entitled THE
HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF ALL THINGS;
written BY Gods Holy sPirts Read, and ponder Price,
AK cents only that being tia Of printing and circulate
ting it. Apply to FOWLERs WELLS, New-York at
Wholesale and 10 enY GOOD bookseller et retail
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DURTON'S THEATER-Chambers-st.
IN P,roset Oychestra Seats, and Boxes 80 cents chill
Sen hsif price Second Tier and fsniy Circle 20 Pm
vs,e Be, "a S. Donetifs Comic Troupe OF oor.,
aCTING MONKEYS DOGS and GOATS!
b serious and combs PsntoEnimes ne, e siso
ar Won sPINGALEN, the ROTARY Wonpihs
PANORAMA a RALBEC and Kaledoseopica iIss,ons
SATURDAY july a. Two Performsnces; AFfEh-
NOON, s'elocki EVENING, oelosk
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n,,,p Npyy.yORK TRIBUNE

,.n.y,, oRycov AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
s'n aS m he departure OF each SeIoi-Monthy Mail
o. Price 81 GEMS per copy -, pA,,.h.-.
49, GREELEY McELRATH, fnOhsneN
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pclitiral Noiifes.

eGeuerai Committee Of Democratic Whig
ssG en.-A special meetiog OF this Sonimittee WI
~ a. the 5rossway House. on SATURDAY ENEN-
july "a ie52, a. o'clock, to receive the oslssson
htmore and other Wings who NAV BE- 10 TINS CITY, on
|Sssy 70 Lundy' S Lane. ERAsTUS BRo0ks,
q s Y a;o.ru.s Secretaries 'D'""'D'
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DROADWAY THEATRE. A Man

BROADWAY TdEATER-E A MAR
ID SHALL sole Lessee.-Professor ANDERSONs hrst
az the Broadway Theater will most positively
take place on MONDAY EVENING, 18th INST Fsreweu
when he will display his GRAND MAGIC TABLEAU,
introducing series Of Necromantc wonders that can
the Great Original Wizard, the Father Of Natural Magic,
whose success Without parallel hsyas oSsn
i60OOO Baltimore $1,000; New Orleans, 100 Oc9i Mobile,
iaOOO; Memphis leeO0; ST. Louis 5o,O0o Louisville,
Claimed him the grsstes Magician OF the nineteenth cen
tpry. He will on MONDAY EVENING. appear In his
NsSc CoIe giving bis Grand Drawing Room SolTees OF
NATURAL MAOIC and EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIQUE.
Administer, % cents.
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AMERICAN MusErvM

~ -Admittance TO everything IS cents; children under
10 years, ~ cents Parguet, DC, i2i cents extra
TIE Coolest Place IN New YORK; well the most ia.sF.
estng 10 this establishment with lie entertainments
LIVING OSTRICH, the ORANG OUrANG; LIVING
sERPENTs; Just eseived. EVERY AFTERNOON, at g.
ard ENEk1 EVENING. at 2, WHITES celebrated
Fireworks, &c.
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Amnsements.

NTIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SEXTON,
u n,n.r.r-THIs EVENING for the Benefit of NJ lie
Drouet the one act Comedy of ADAY IN PARIS!
Grand Pas de Deux from the Gipsy, BY Mile Drouet and
NJ Mege Pas de Deux du Bouquet, by Miles Leeder and
Lsvnse Spanish Dance FL Ysleo by Senorts soto Pas
Seul OF La Lhunens and Pas Tyroleon by Mile Droust
Pas de Poieaaros by Mile Pougoud Corps de Ballet Pes
de Deux De Ia Maette ii Poici by Mile Drouet aud NJ
Mege Casaenettes Finale by the Company Tickets, &c.
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WAY THEATER-E. A.
ID MARSHALL sole Lessee; l. FloT Mansger.-THlS
EVENING" July % the Vaudeville, in 2 acts, OF
UN Mr.. OUI SUIT LES fEMMES.
THE Inconstant Loverl and
To conclude. LES ANGLAIS EN- VOYAGE.
In which rs. MsnShsnd, M. Grsat, Nine Ds'nont, Nine
Pilot &c will sustain the pnnctpsl characters
A5pission- Boxes and Psrque 50 cents Family Circle
and Upper Tier S5 cents; Private Boxes 80 and 30.