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Local A Tuirs.

ranorama Of the Mississippi. were
.vnectations more fully realized than those
fl R. Smith, Esq, the talented painter of
Ills beautiful Panorama. His idea was to
u,.Le il the most correct, as we'll as the
--oo,ost work Of the kind in existence: and
T., In, succeeded to miracle. Not an
;u.I;rilull of the crowded assembly at Iron
Hill last night but felt that the bright pic
..re before him was the life like resem-
a,ance-the moving daguerreotype-of the
hr-f.med Western Country" From the
wild Indian life of st. Anthony's Falls to
the crowded wbarves of the Crescent City,
t5e scec:ator is carried in silent wonder;
anl vet the gradations are SO natural, and
described with such distinctness and humor
lr The lecturer, that he feels these are no
imaginary scenes, but Il true delineation Of
HE mighty rapids and romantic life of which.
.n have heard.
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Fancy ARTICLES, PERtUMERY, &C

Nov o hand and for sale at Stationr,s' IL al -
~ ing the living Hotel am>xtenSive assert
III. ut Of feffumery, tarua oogIe. MS Io.t md
tth"r >oas Balm of CoumbiG. Tooth Powder.
Brushes md az herarti ert lining 1tl~t
AIS . the "Naier Prof tleuth 20. IA for lassts
ami SEoes
All OF viii h We viii sell I least Mi'fy ;,y ee,4!
'hra!cr IN IN thr 81 I've rurch sed cscRh ra
MUs ur ceiitS er p e" talI at
J." - >TATInNtRS' HAIL,
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
USE REC ElVED It Statipuers' Hall, ad
" joiuia. the living ll,el tie ill wing pieces OF
Low AID po! uiar Guolc-viZ:
The Allailtic Return schottische
he Salie Polka
PA going f. Suldier. Jenny
] Would were Il iru, dearest
Ii. 1, l, Qiicks;cp
Ben bots Quickstap
Dcicve me he Iii from Attilo)
Atlantic Polka
Ciiit''n X, u wa
AsiO, fishing Polka
i he H. ti beautiful soGg)
The t'eitst tic Polka
Mar Waltz
S0Dtag 70 ka
NJ l-is scrap Book-a collection Of popular
airs. for young peul IL
The Dlath Of Warren
{ b s.
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CAKES, PIES, &C.

| onno h'..,a e.h odd -, 80: AHA v
Bro" MS Hotel. keeps constantly on haid an assor.-
ment of Tea Cakes. Ginger Nuts. and all other kind
OF Cakes well as large gu hit, tfCr,c,ers
lie il also PREPARED to furnish. in any uuantitv
Cranb Fry, Nine, Appl', Peach any other im of
lie that can re mcde ut this season. 1hose who ar.
IL, m ~ be as sured tia tes fresh, and vi
be sold, either wholes se retail cheap IA tLey
ctn br ou~h in The city. mar Q
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES,

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
4 LIST OF B'nk> taken drpo ito at par aud under
n 10y the Bank Of tue United States
Bank of the NJ tro; oils $50. ..... par
Bank OF Wa inn ton
Patriotic Bank ...... %
SoiuMDid t'ahk
Far ncr's & M.l Oh ants Ba,,k 8
Exchange Bank g.. W. Coz p disc't
Farmer's Il 3iec i'nics Bank, Geo town par
Mechanics l:ank. do
Bank of Commerce do
INCUR: EMF MONEY.
All New EnglaGd Banks. q di ct
City Banks OF New York go, - :"
New Jersey Banks.
New YORK states
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. c.
Bank Of tie United states rar
-NdtOhitl Dirk
Suffolk Bank, New York;
EENJ ELLERY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON n. C.. Feb l6. Is. ) b l'i-
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL.
A. C. CHOiIE LAS LATELY

~ c. CLIO 4 I e HAS IA Ely DI GOV
" Err ~ aii-h'a i'll: SAVE. shr h will
{ ure oins. Btnni' rs warts. &c. &. II remedy
Is suf. and su No cautcl iii z sub.tarc, is used.
Ecsidel &c ~ str ct. one house Eorh # 'cnmsyl-
cnte. f. l.
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STOP! STOP, STOP!

hat - ~ SAY. every body stop at the great
L Ne'i inc De o. c rner OF ard ith str, cts ard
get to'te or our Invaluable reme.i 70: The cn,
OF ali III eases. We enumcrlte in part
hidwrl 5 celebrated TX ract of Bee:h Drop. for
The GU e OF strofLia or kins's evil, rheu natis1a,
DC.
Dr. Denis ms Blood Syr p of Iodine
Hyuunua'e III Potsssa, itrat. f iron, and S; an
ISL oHsi paria for ulaiing the stom .cll and
owe s. u proved by he Medical Faculty
er's ,h.'ry pec,oral
Ayers do do
Nl>trs Syrup of Wild Cherry
Jayne's Expet torant
Mrs. Norris CedarTr
Or. Roses Cough Syrup
Hance's Syrup of liorehound
For sale by
EsPEY & MORRISON, Drug fists.
mar l0-ced3t Garner ,f T. .ns -,h 10
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Lettcr Tram tic len. UIm. H. .rcpoyd

Ieffor fI0m Wr Ton. u ~. II. Ifir07d.
W D:r in Have fl."I d. 'ss &" &C my rane
,r yuur ii at III III cIs tr IL" Nrldl8I u Ma 81
sir- ] ri Il il y..ual !" W. ~ Ter nc
{ all vi" WI a - u -i;td Il M r'ly 'fh n'Ic al
.Irt: liz, H. II !, tAiI dit CO nIl,. llt H. f,'ai
- nn.fci.I ouc,Iip, iLSol,tG ia tie a., u.iuis.
tr~ in FIJI" cfItrlncI
I:mxi II at IT = &C. or rr H.. 1v;nt.
WILLIAM IL. SENALb.
Eret man Hunt, go.
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANy.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.


CoPudt S2OU,UOO.
Securely invested under Il cfcial APP roval Of the
tcmplruit of Pubic &C cunts 'ft i Stae.
Office, corner Of Nam md Asylum Streets.
This Company willissue Policies The Join Stock
1 r' CT. lie, and upon the Mutual Plan, titus com
Lining the bc Eel L at 9th systems at the III #
tie n> u, cd and make Contracts JPN an! and all
conditions alIeti il It or COIL ccted with life ishs
of VIII. tcyer name or H.. ture.
Poi les viii be suei al tn west te- of IT IN um
that lie d I'D and aft I'd ,'q"isi,e ,ccuny to
the IL, d and p,'Ne trity ;othe il uiiom.
On the SURRENDER Life iolcS tie holder vii re-
ccivp qu;t:.h C value in ca.h
This Conn.,. ,eontiuucs TO effect insurance on tie
lives # per: on 6 ing Calf mi III ir r. t. Il
Premium; and :r.nt prints t r Iravei Z, sca
and f r"pr reside &C 1T quit; bic rats
Policies i->u for hr ben I'll of narri'd wcman,
en- lie if If H. husband. :nv ct -'r PEI r, vii
rsur- t. her paratc use. ind 'nty IF her lius
b;rn and Ct The cains f h s'rc1i 'rS.
The Company is MAI AGED md cor trol'd by Fo'Id
# rs cto,s VIII" IT. PERSONAL, interest u, ST Ok
hold, RS ~, d policy o'ders IN its stoc,s.
Ia ,h,ts containing tn C o. prcrum ard inor
mi; ton i'm r-I:tio the OF olrr. tic, AMI all
,.rrrs n,c.s,ry tn q CT i, ma, be olt i'd
It the Ofc: IF The COml al y, or Of fuy Ole OF the
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFKEI GILL. r.sid., t.
.OilN l. hUNf r. lie" p e-i'e
JAMES c. WAikLLY, S rr. tay
AIRED Gil William fore.
.Chu J.. Eunce. Ne sn fOilistcT.
james {; Toll Samuel oil.
John 4. Tut or. Dar Hi j.
Moab WEca ON. G. y. Hum Lrry.
Eo,ED OF FINANCE
GE6RGr BEACH. go ] r'~ilrrt hoer tx l'"rF:
H. r. ROBINS y. 81 IRIS d n IIartf1d Ia
lor. Isaac T"UClT. Iat- Attorney ''"i ef;h L =
J. c. iAt ESoN. VI D. Medical r. On irrr.
ARCH BALD WEIGH. ~ d.. c. nsu'tii Ia, sciah'
gent OR DISTRICT OF folurrli
BENJAMIN G. y orcester. DnvaF- Bul DING, over
Whitrhursts Gallery, p nnsyivania Avenue .,
uassthrd, NaxCh, 1867. Jan o.
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communicated.

MR. EDITOR: In your paper of Saturday
'eAlns last there appeared an article on
1i'mas Francis Meagher, the Irish exile
aa! patriot, at the conclusion IF which you
'lI on his friends to speak out, and inform
lie public what is the cause of the hostility
"Fatds him by part Of his countrymen.
lean tell you, sir; it is his steadfnst attach
Ment to the doctrine of civil and religious
"'vr'y, such as he SO boldly and eloquently
proclaimed in his lecture is this city. And
""' Would have supposed that a PORTION of
'"e religious press of this country could be
y Seetarlau and Indifferent as to denounce a
D''a Tor holding and proclaiming these sem
timenrs.
VT Neagher speaks from q practical
"0Sedge on this subject. lie has seen
'' unhappy consequences of the religious
guy IN his own land, and he knows it to
V Tue fruit of that ungodly alliance of
-4'eh aud State; and when, on his arrival
Wis Country, lie raised his powerful voice
concentration of such heresy, that he is
'''eu 10 the respect and gratitude of every
'F' OF God, and every true republican.
- SUBSCRIBER, AND TowNsMAN
OF Nh. MEAcHEH,
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J)HN WAGNER,
Carver and Glider.
Tenn. AVE UE. BETWEEN II b 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON ID q. Ieh4-
NUIlCE.

II LEMON, Cpho ster,r. will be happy to
LII. The dtiLrs of " ashin. ton in all tn; aTIer-
lI> 10 bI> pIof ssio. Faithful wurEmanSI iy "a
atcc m al cases lemun, raj On for ser, ices
expected Tie ptb l. re lec,fuI, lnvie ell 10 call
NJ s. his imTr vel aial weight fixtures for cur
IaiHs 1t Iii pace OF business, "a llth sueel rear
Peu syivaIi avenue
Refe ence TO M-ssr-. Clacctt & Toas,m and Pref
Chas G. Page. I h93-
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G. L. EMERSON,

Attorney aud COunseIIer.af.Lav
DkACrICES in all the Courts If the Distr ct. and
atte cS TO The prosecution of Gains Lef re Con-
gress aud the Execu i've Dep.rtm nts
HS.o lce Oh louisi- Ia avenue uear Seventh street
jan 3
4 ANHiV Al at HItoWA,S HOTEL
McCauley, Of baltimore " -
One case OF Patent Cork-Snle Boots
One cas- Of Double->o.e Boos
One case Dress Boots
For Sale at the fashionable Boot Store of
uec - !. NIIIS
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Tie ,ercha MT Marf zf il n hi he'd ncrtl ~ fn
AZ Futon stptt. NV YoIk, ty FIe ~ Hut, md
r,ni, Led sulsc. ilels Tor live Lolsrs yer. in
I'd, apIe jan a.
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Extract Of Letter fran NiViord Fillmore.

E1frGrt Of a Letter fran NiL'iord Fillmore.
- have ,d il On, r. lant- Macrzirc) with
go eai of tci'i ard have he iiattun in hay-
i'm hat think it Of the most valuable ~ ri,di
calls Ilnt pub isbcd. To tie m-rt Ina =
GEM quite i'm prnsab T. and to he man and
of general int tim Il mo- equal d irub.e
1t j. graTd losit"ry ol usH;ui and ini;.r1na
tim. Viii h caI lie fo"I Il or hcIe well IL, sled
I'D so cc>sib.c i'm The numb only regret
that DO OF own tie wLoe WORK.
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NEW AND >PLE.DID GOODS.

~ W III ~ ~ ~ OOODSs
W. HITTING Decks, Ladies u 0 X EoXcs
w G"n icni.nS Shaving Cases
Eichttlav locks. Il superb r article
Forte Nonairs. Bra tHg $. &c Zee ived and for
ile low at he Ith street Fancy Store. I'd be f.
'l@' ~ A. IANNO<D
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.

NOW on h .ud aud f. + Sale staff ner'S Hall, ad-
~ j,iuis tie Irving HOTEL. Very superior a>sort-
meat IF standard mu j.. and musical works. Cf CIV. nv
style and yar,rty-consist"g' # pubiica tioas ON tie
orator. g. lie. uouS Il the ost dlnIrcd Ops r.s
&c. We would also call attrnt on TO Stuck or
Tho al works for church seryie-aIsO. New work
entitled tue singing School Conprhion. consist g
If sacred and seoul II music coIsiuer 10y eminent
jud ~ the most superior work for the purlo ever
pubislIed. Ca ut
ian - SrATTONERS IT MI.
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FOURAND A HALE STREET Millinery, FANCY
ANb TRIMMING STORE.
MRS. CHOATE Is EVER READY TO WAIT
VI upon the Lidits OF Washington and vicinity
Her EJNAETS are 'quh to any in this ,it>. The
Ladies ~0uiti do well to III. zee lC-
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A CARD.

Mrs. C. S. LEMON, having taken up her re idrnce
WI in Washington. will lee i've a f.w pupi $ +; +
instruction the Piano and III Focaiilatou Ey
long ,perenc. il her prOfe IN. wi he erabl
to impart thnrDu h aud sci mt fc KNOWLEDGE To
those piac ng themSetv under her chnrg..
Terms made Known at her residence Eleventh st
near Penn lvaIit avehuo.
Mrs. 4. s. l. has thu hnror Of reference - his K
ce lcncy Mil ard Fl ImoTe. resideut ef The Uuited
suites and Rev. Or. G VI. Butler.
f,.b
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY CT
NEWELLS PATENT SAFETY LAMP & FEEDnk
NNAERANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use OF Burning Fluid. Any one seeing The
jets wi | lie PEE tetty sati fel of Their saet,. We
have them fitted |, the Solar. Glass. and Il ittani.
LAMPS also: Extra Heads ard Tubes to tit any Lamp
For sale, VIII )iesal- MI ret il, 10y
JOHN NJ. DUNN L. BRO,
Penn. av. ct. 10th and llth streets.
feb 10
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BILLIARDS. BiELIARDS!!

a LII w"o wi, h TO pass an hour p.asant'y can do
II s. oy Cling At the "A The >.EUAi I" on the
aTehue, b-.w;"n q "a 9th t.veryth ne i,
III ex :elent or er to give s,tsf ali whp pa
troiri"e the Saloon. and the PROPRIETOR >sur,s hs
Trends aud the ubIi tn It his edp .yrr hall
re TO sus;'in the excellent chir cer III Saloon has
alw'ys hrne. J HARRISON
10
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METROPOLITAN
HAT, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT.

Ie""s- tea"to Arenue, M III S de, near 18Th street,
WASHINGTON CITY.
I4NA\S hos now on htLd one f the best selected
~ assortment Of HIT, Gays, Furs, hlovcs. and
h'''heS f'r Gentlemen, Ladies, You h Chi DIR n
e' OH red for Sale In this c.ty. AEo, Canes, I'm
bre la, Ac
hls SC ok IS al new, and he his determined t, re-
uuce L prices These now i'll If any article in
LIS store IN ccononIize 10y calling
EVANS,
MY = Near 18th stc,et
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Tie Far.-It is expected that the exhibit
II at Patent Office will be closed on Thurs
ly ey,h hing. 1t has been reported that
rrevi0us to the closing of the Fair grand
:'ncert would be given i'll the hall by the
oa,hngtoa Philharmonic Society, but we
earn the invitation extended by the Mana
ers vas not excepted. We learn that a
party Of young men Intend performing there,
who are sail to be very good singers.
-IIit9naI 1hedtre.-Our laughter-loving
citizens We're last night INDUCED with a
li:l treat at this favorite place Of amuse-
ment. Charley Burke, in Scion Shingle
ald TOodIes, out did himself "L,ush and
grow tat is an old adage, and if any of
rotundity increased, we would tell them,
like flther," to go and see Charley before
h. leaves.
4 Corporation Law.-We believe there is
a law III existence known among police
oilctrs as tue Theatre Law" It decides
tl't any person who my by any sort Of
Misconduct create disturbance in u public
eA- Jtlon, shall. upon conviction thereof,
te racd; aud ii the file aud costs are not
Ifi, the offender shall be sent 10 the work.
"olse. Young gents who are fond of sport
Wi do we'll to ct copy. Such offences
arc becoming frequent, and the officers will
'i driven to make an example of some one
Rdtch UDuse-An old coiored woman
VS. found very drunk on English Hill last
l'sa'' and brought in; committing her to
'te Worhhouse was Il charitable act. The
'"'eI department" was we'll filled; the
@r being cold, I.lgers were numerous
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Free man Hunt, go
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CHARLES COOKS LiBgRALIIr-ihe corner stons OF an
Euiscopa Church Ibid In Havana Chemnng 20, Or
Tne.dav last IL designed and to be erected No
sole cost Of Charles Cook Esq, late Cansi Somm -
II iIl involve an outlay Of $4,000. which MI Goa VIZ
generosity has devoted 10 thss 0fee
building + brick super-tructure .tendmg epSe ~
substantial foundation Of stone ne wn a.: a. (tsn
eel " ndow il to be rich and imposing asSsy 10Y
basemept designed for Q Lsctsse ano Sssy o,.s,s
Room The budirg r ~ SCI sids ssd :, - aosp,
measuring from The Ss s' In ssehssetara sppssass
"a bs s,ve q Spih viii not be surpassed II eqaalsd.
h a .:,sr edfee In the Southern tier Of counties Il
has bsssfdl .oesip At The head o. soatn 81. ana VIII
s,,-We were told an incident Of the epidemic which
i .ad indeed yet 1t Is but Of many that occurring
1sy 10 our city gentleman who resides on Dryades-
az lost hs wife eight months since He IL man 70
good circumstances, carrying on small mercantile nus'
ne,s and feeling lonely he 10 the State OF New ioK
ard brought out an only brother and sister who arrived
here lately Yesterday morning old servant o. ne s-
Nv died about the brother died and the ss.sr ~
shortly after taken with the black yom and ere sns sne
must Sc beyond all earthly pain We do not menuon M
because II q but a. an Of
the destructive rsyages Of this DIRE oisssSs w. ~
THEPzppIgn RoBsER AEKKsrxp-A man caiing MN.
self John Hendrckson, who bad been iosenng eooat
The wood. near Coxsseke for several dsys. w. ssssoo
IN ss,rrdsv He was, affected 70 be, partially insane
Wbsn canffon.ed With the Peder, tho iaer-ss We are
IA he gentleman who converted with him-recoXnsea
~ - ~ as-ailsnf. Hendrckson did noe sffemP -
esespe and spf cared quite indinereIt tnere sc1csy
Col BIssEIL--we zee il stated in sever. ..:. 49,
quarters that tie health Of worthy Reoresenaf;va n,
Congress is impDving and that he win not scceus he
Charge 20 BueBos Ayres. The people throughout ths
District viii be grsf6ed 10 hear Of bis mproying healeh
also feed assured that the high confidence which hsd
liou his part 20 retain his Of satisfscssp
- Large majority
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QEruBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, No.
Goal.

(OAL-yery best quality of Red Ash Stove and Egg,
families delivered screened from the yard No
20 iron hc.ts MAT. CLINTON.
I WAL-Tbe subscriber is now prepared 10 supply
with kinds Of Anthracite and bitunin-
M Coal Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehgh hateon law
are ortl Camel Sidney and Cumberland newly mined ana
nsntt be OF the very best quality which he oilers fof sal;
w lowest possible prices delivered direct from the vessei OF
rsersebed the yard JAMES L. WORTH southwest corner
nry md Wahngtonss 9TH, Thompsonst and ethsV cor
0tden leu the Office Of r. W WORTH. No 81 Wallst-
AN cy Bank Budne) through Dispatch fos VIII receive
pF'prt attention
WAL Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut $40;
k Stove ind Range IS White Ash Ees stove or Ksnse
tevtr ard No Phi Cireenest JACOB WEEKS
pl1IST0N COAL.--The Pennsylvania Coal Com,
prepared TO furnish superior White Ash frsoa Coal Of
81 clean and in good order suitable for steam aua
parroses from s boats wards in ih's Cny, Wa
mar md brooklyn Company facilities are sneh as 20 enAos
se coed dpa vessels loading al Newh OF TOT LIVER
attention the delivery OF Coal iof aoneso Pu
ft"A Appb the ohoe, Of Broadway and wallis
MALL PEA COAL The PENN COAL Go. oher
ff sse BY The Small Pea Coal well adopted for sean
Itiiess Apply o. their ONCE, Broadway corner "als-
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
Fare Is cents.

Fare Is cents.
UGVST. Is53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
~ Hhand Dock Ocean House Port Wsshnston Mounts Dock
aud Red BankIhe elegant and
o nv er steamer THOMAS o. HAlGHr Capt J. Cor
H. l comm nee running the day Of August at regular hours
NeYork and Red Bank touching all the regular land
;re on the above Leaving Red Bank every morning al
ok Leay NewYork Pecksp East River every afternoon
Tb heat will n n at the hours I'M ii further notice
TGUsT. lS53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch
n ubIsn6 Dock Ocean House. Washington Mounts Doc
nou Dsek Middleown and Red Bank New and splendid
steamer ALICE G. PRICE Capt Hassery will run from foot
NJ, NorthR liver
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LIBERIA.
To N, Ed,,o, Of The N " Trssns.

To he Ed,ty If The N y Trft"ne
SIR, VIII YOU please give publicity TO this note to cor.
rect M an early period that appeared In last
week Erangeh.t in statement tina, Mr. samuel u.
Cornish purposed visiting Liberia and obtaining Praccs
HE and reliable knowledge Of the advantages emigration
holds ont 10 colored people &c. &c, and permit me to
tate that II is Rev T. p Rodgers who purposes going TO
Libera-not Mr. Cornish. Mr. Rodgers Is pastor o. ths
Cored Presbyterian Church Of Newark and qualhed
Tor inch both by his natural talent and edn
cation and no doubt will give the highest satisfaction 70
all interested in the object Of his mission. BETA
g.. VI Apx 1850
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

To ne Editor If TIE n. Y. ryttsns =.
SIR. butchers young just passed my place with
cart load Of live calves packed in like stones was a.
tracted 10 the door by the distressing cry OF one Of them
and saw that from distress the poor brute had raised hs
head that probably had been hanging over the aide q ne
carl and he human Lrute beating 1t down with tha
heel of hs boot with great violence started for Police
officer but as ususl when wanted could ind none until
the cart was out Of sight Is there no remedy Tor saen
thiDgsl N"
" ba,.er Education and the Maine Law.
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professional
<,oIp and SILVER WATCHEs. DIAMONDS and

nRTHOPEDIC INSTIT u TION
FOR THE CURE OF DEFORMITIES.
spinal Curvature Muscular Conactions Distortions Of
AZ Bopss Knock knee Bow.leg Clubfoot, Fatioot ScD
" ~ No 5f5 Atlanticst,
east OF Powersst- South Brooklyn
IN and patients received.
n, moor attended rTauous Tuesdays and Fridays between
md o'clock p NJ
BARTHELMEss, MD,
BAUER, NJ ID.
M heur private patients only before 10 clock NJ Sun
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate the
sssrsr JOHN CHAPLIN 81 TIE Cfy Of Sev-tcra
with vo-ches tn-r-t 20
tf- -airr-br RE cce Of spencer cA-tn " y No 20
Set he Selork hetore :he eh day q oefeo-r
r.lf-D Dared S,v-Ycrx thr 5Is, dsv q Mrrrh rs
lrve-N. AMELIA A. CHAPiN. AdninstFsfrr
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
S.~Yolk her,by al saving
claim. ROBERT GAGE late OF the CITY OF NeSl YORK
dee.~d he With th..ot TO the 81 s
Der the ofcs ofRENEDlCT BOARDMAS. Aorneys az Lse
No Dev. the New-YorS before the ID day Of
Ocfob>r nest-Dzr-d Seyork the I'd dy Of March. 1883
MIS- i.wenrW WILLIAM MACARTHUR. Adam strator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrass'a Of the
SewYcrx Notice her-bv all hsv
c1rs WILLIAM ANDREWS ae oftheCitv Of S-v
YORK deceased The with vouchers thereof 30 the
suhscrter he oee No l6 BroadAy. The City Of NewYcrs
DAY q Arsa-:. ISIS JOHN ANDREWS Administrator
au5l lavenioWe6
SUPRFME COURT. GEORGE W. STEVENS
- ssars wrLLIAME TH0RNE, ami CArHAslNE. his wihe
SAMUEL G. PCRDY and HANNAH his wife. SAMUEL B. CON
REY -- PRS S0S. SAMUEL q. SMITH DEL0S L DA
VISION ard MARY ELIZABETH. his wifi BAuMAN LOWE and
WILLIAM II THORN To the DEFENDANTS Yoa hereby
mon~d ard requ-d c the complaint in this ctou which
this day Sled tie Oce Of the CLERK Of the City and Cou,ty
SewYcrs the CRY Of NewYork and Of
srswer 20 pnt oece No n
ssi City within after the service OF tbs
exclusive ofhe dsy such service snd yoa fail
the plant within The time Aforesaid the plaintf
his scicr will the Court for The relief demanded in The
corplain-Dsed March le,h 1883
NArH'L B. HoXIE. Plaintiffs Attorney
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The United states SleopofWarS. Mays. Ccmaa.sse
Charles Mcrr- hauled out from her dock this ususunG
having orders from ARLINGTON sail - -
eeves her oicer who ordered TO report on - ise
proxmo Her destination is the Pacific.
The weather continues delightful.
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Nsh, Soa from the Island 10 o'clock. Fac q cents
Mn, os from NeYork III o'clock Fare - oeu's eorHnaers
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sr~n,Y AERANeENESr-BoSfs esye every haN hour soti
p n NieAi boat 10 O'clock from the Island
CCHOOIEY's MOUNTAIN via Central Railroad OF
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An forbid trusting this boat account of the owners
4 UGUST. ls53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch
~ Ocean House Highland Dock Por Wsshnon Mounts and
nwl Docks Nddleown, and Red Banks The new and pen
steamer GOLDEN GATE Capt Lizzie, will leave Pier ioo
of Robuson- n r. a. follows. Fare p cents