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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-13
BOOK AND STATIONERY HOUSE
Commercial Row, Hannibal, No.
To Country Merchants and Dealers Generally
D. X. CARAVAN,


MOULD invite all purchasers of Books, &c
w call and examine his Stock, which is as large
and complete as any in the Western Coun
try. He keeps constantly on hand, in
large quantities, School Books, of every
kind now in use-Also 4 full stock of Mis-
ceIlaneous and Medical Books, Stationery
Paper, Blank Books, Quills, Ink, Pens
States, &c.-Together with Il fine assort
ment of Elegant Fancy Stationery, such
as has never before been offered in the
West.
Ali Of which will be sold very low.
ID. h. CARAVAN,
Wholesale Bookseller and Sta,ioner,
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
Hannibal, July 10, lS53:-d6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-13
Millinery and Dress Goods.
MRS. NJ. ]. KIDD.

o. Seeoad Street. North Of Hill Street,
S now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
l. Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds Of fancy silk BOnEets. Embroidered
Gimps, and GImps Of every description and size She
will keep hand variety OF Spring Maniilla OF new
style, and Misses and childTen's BaSGHes. Also,
handsome assortment OF Wells, Ribbons, aAd Flowers
Dresses made and patterns cut to oTdsI the latest
styles. Gloves, Lnings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats, and everything else usually called iOT in such
Establishment.
While extending a general invitation 20 call; she
wishes the fact kept in mind that she is determined
there shall be no reasonable ground Of complaint OF
account of Prices (uch-Sl-Wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-13
Look out for the Old Lumber Yard.

wv ELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build
w ing purposes. can all times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Nard, which has been established
years The proprietor deems 1t unnecessary opu his
Lumber 10 make sell, 10 say any thing about ex-
peTence IN the business except TO those who pnT
chased from him, He would remark thatan experience
of eight years in the business gives the decided advan
iage over any other who never had erprriCacs-his
Lumber has been purchased for cash and selected with
great care from The best mills in the PIneIy. Ne
find it 10 their advantage 10 ca and examine the stock
of Lumber and Shingles at the Old Lumber Yard be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. you cannot get it for
less price, Twill guarantee you set it as low and
better article for the same money Also, Lumber, Shin
giles ami window sash.
II Don't forget the big Sign on the west side Fl
Third, between bird and Hill streets. LOOk JaifoTthe
sign OF TH0S. s. MILLER'S
feb26d LUMBER YARD.
1888. 1853
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GILCHRIST PORTER,
Attorney at Law,

IL practice in the courts Of the counties Of MsroR,
Rus Pike, Montgomery, Warren, Lincoln, and =.
aCaHeS .rV
hOHhoe in Collins New Building, eSGnsr Sf AaiRsR
ss'S2l End SIS, Fny.a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-13
NEW PIANO MUSIC,

NEW BOOKS!
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop, by r. b. Hall;
ReveTies Of a Batchelof, BY z. Marvel;
Stray Yankee in Texas, by Paxten;
Cap Sheet. by MyTle.
70 For sale al the New Beck Store by
'yi4Wu L. <, CARAVAN.
, 1853-07-30

they may ride into places of emolument and
honor.
Once things were not so in our country.
Our fathers knew but one party-they were
Americans. They contended only for the
interests of their country. Every public
paper was the vehicle Of truth. Hone said,
saw il written thus in the newspaper, there
were none to contradict. There was moth
ing written there that was not believed TO be
truth But that golden age is gone. Truth,
unable to breathe our polluted atmosphere,
has taken its flight As if the tongue, that
world Of iniquity, could not sufficiently dis
pense alsehoods, men have taught the paper
and ink 10 lie. Doubtless, there are in both
Of the great political parties, the warmest
friends of our country, and it is probably as
true that there are the yilest enemies
repeat then the admonlion Let us
guard with unwearied vigilance and sacred
jealousy the precious temple of Liberty
Noble ancestors laid the foundation and ce-
mented it with their blood. We have been
honored iu seeing the supcrstructure rise to
glorious propodions-th admiration of the
whole world. Our work will soon be done.
It will be left TO other hands to place the
last stone, the crowning finish, upon the glo-
rous edifce. Let US then each to our post 4,
assured that we have personal interest, a
personal responsibility, in THE GLORY OF
OUR COUNTRY
, 1853-07-30

BOILERS-plain cylinders double hue. tub-
uar and locomotive, al from SIS TO SlOO the horse
power.
On hand and for sails;
propeller engine of rs horse power,
An English beam engine Of IS horse power /;
Two engines Of 40 horse Poweri
Three Of 20 D."
Two OF IS
A tubular boiler Of 65 horse power;
Of 80
Of IS
One fue of IS
Two huo " Of %
Saw mill machinery for molcy, circular, gang
or upright saws
FIGURING mill machinery Burr stones, bolt
cloth, &c.
GEO. GORDON & STEEN,
Mining, marine and general engineers,
Vulcan Iron Works, San Francisco.
JUSTIN STEINDURGER, Agent at Portland
LEONARD & GREEN, Astoria.
April 9, SO. 3m3l
, 1853-07-30
A Large Assortment Of GrOcerles.

A Large Assortment of Groceries
THE ATTENTION OF THE OREGON
L trade is invited to the following:
275 cases nectar ToBACCoi
$50 &" w. Prices
so half boxes Kirby's tobacco;
Is Dill & Muchaney's tObaacco;
100 cases peach
so Twin Brothers
60 Il Virginia
Is " Aromatic
100 Mills & Ronaljs
2jl frkins GOSHEN BUTTER;
l25 brls. hams, p casks butter in kegs,
500 mats No. sugar, 100 kegs lard;
coo half brls crushed sugar, 65 cases lard;
$50 mats Carolina rice, l7J brls c. rice
67j bags G. beans, % cases r. W. matches
45O boxes Ad candles. 20 cases Olarks matches
IFS brls clear and mess pork, Is hf bils pork !;
s2j tins cheese, prime, l2O doz yeast Poylsgs
260 bags Rio coffee, rs bags Pepperi
$40 cases tea, and 2b cad's;
$50 half chests black tea
40 bxs brown soap, 50 bXs W. soap;
1876 hf brls corn meal, 100 hf brls mackcrel
l7O cases + Weights oysters
l25 kegs pickles, 2s5 cases pickles;
400 boxes bunch raisins;
90 boxes vermiceli, IS boxes starch;
IS cases Lewis oysters;
I25 boxes ground coffee
800 reams wrapping paper;
so bales Cigaritto paper,
1876 bdls cotton twine
200 dozen and hooped buckets;
los cases Kensett's flesh peaches
I75 Kennels fresh strawberries
l25 cases preserved beef;
Is cases preserved veal;
rs cases mutton, so cases green peas;
so cases green corr, So cases tomatoes
65 cases preserved peaehss, % cases capeFs
100 kegs leaf lard so cases leaf lard in tins;
65 cases sardines, 225 kegs pickles, assorted
IFS kegs nails, assorted, $50 doI az handles
$50 cases brandy peaches
1856 cases strawberries;
1870 cases Lewis pie fruits;
100 cases pickles in glass
80 cases l. syrup, 9j eases salt, in bags;
IS cases green tea, Is bales Gigantic paper
$50 doz pick handles, etc. etc,
'or sale by VIM. +. COLEMAN g. CO.
Conner California and Front streets,
San Francisco, march l, lS53.-3lH
, 1853-07-30
STEAM ENGINES,

BOILERS, AND MILL WORKS.
TlHE undersigned are prepared to furnish at 6f-
l. teen days notice, engines Of the following
, 1853-07-30
GEORGE H ENSIGN,

OREGON LAND AND LUMBER OFFICE
276 Montgomery Street, San Francisco
Will receive Oregon lumber and produce, on
commission and make cash advances on the same
Also will sell land claims or town lots, on liberal
terms
Refer to Coz Gaines, Salem, T. J DRYER, Esq.
Portland; Capt ingalls, Vancouver. and u. "
Knighton, ST Hclcns.
septlS #
, 1853-07-30
NOTICE.

EROM and alter this date Twill keep register
IL Of names Of all persons arriving in our new
Territory, and simply suggest to those now here
to place their names upon the same book, in order
hereafter when any person desiiing to know Of
the place Of residence Of any relative friend who
may live in this section Of Oregon, they may know
where 10 find them. Aud al the same time shall
be ready to facilitate transportation to those who
may desire going down the Sound.
ANDREW }. MOSES,
Main Street, Olympia.
Feb. 5, 1853. 22tf
, 1853-07-30

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Winn's Fountain Head

bLedm Odnuy mdnuIaCUOty.
Fdacy Confsstionary, Pie and CAKE Bakay.
AND REFRESHMENT SALOON,
Long Wharf, between Sansoms and BsitsII 50
SAN FRANCISCO.
WILL just say to my patrons for their aPea.-
benefit, some Of whom have bcep ffequeny
deeoyed by tho neat limitations Of tables ehaln.
&c, (as'well as my system Of tiekets), By hou'.
in close proximity to the Fountain Head. lana
been a. oiten taken in,, that with a little nor
attention they can avoid the like ooouEonee ~
the future, by Just noticing the numbers % ~
candy windows, al, 40, and - and so On ~
doors.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD
Was first established on Jackson street, and -
troyed by FIRE in September 1850, rsoPened o.
Clay street, the sams month, then again consums4
by the sane devastating element on the memon-
bic 9Th Of May, 1851, and was again opened Whas
it now stands. in July following. and was he ~
public refroshment saloon ever started uPon ne
coast Of the Pacific, without Intoxicating llquois
not even a glass Of beer has ever been soh up'a
the premises, neither shall bo.
NV friends advise me TO INTRODUCES The - 2.
liquors into my business, as they thoughts woa"
add much to my profits my reply was, ! h,'s
hands to labor and produce what susiains life, ~
not TO deal out that which will destroy H. ID
FOUNTAIN HEAD a. usual is open from ~
o'clock in the morning, til twelve O'Clock al night
20 that gentlemen who arc unable 10 obtain sen
al regular meal hours, may get roifeshmcnla -
tween times, when the crowd Is not 90 gn.aA
MI. W1NN. .
Ian 2".tss7. .pl
, 1853-07-30
Summer Arrangement.
TIDE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
"MULTNOMAH."

CtAPT. R. HOYT, having been completely
I J overhauled and reht'ed. will hereafter run
daily between Portland and Oregon City;
Leaving Portland st 10 O'Clock a. m, and
Oregon City at , p. m.
The MulInomah will hereafter connect with the
steamer Lot Whlcomb running 10 and irom AslO-
ria, touching al inisrmsdiate points.
For freight or passage apply to the eaptOin on
board or J. NJ. BRECK, AgeRt.
Dec. 4, 1859. tf
, 1853-07-30
Summer Arrangement.

.dRN THE NEW STEAMER
--@l4Ana Lot hitcOmD,
sszseliiiss..31 49, ]. G. AINSWORTH, mas.
ter will leave Portland every Monday and Thurs
day, at 10 O'Clock, in the morning, for Astoria,
touching at all the intermediate points going
down and retnrning.
Arrangements have been made by which freight
for Oregon City will be forwarded by steamer
Multnomah. The Mullnomah will convey the
Whitcomb's passengers to Oregon City.
Passengers for tho Whitcomb will leave Oregon
City Wednesday, afternoon at 3 o'clock, and Mon
day morning at half past seven, on the Multno-
nah.
The Whiteomb will tow vessels up and down as
heretofore.
For freight or passage, apply to the captain on
board, or at the brick store, Oregon City.
sepl1S0 If G. ABERNETHY, Agent
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New Publications.

T'HE LECTURES OF FATHER GAVAZZI. re.
K ported ly 7. { Leland. Also the LIFE OF FArdER
CAyAZZI oiecea arc susor zed by himself Price paper sc
H. ci,lh. sc.
deuard for these Lectures has isn me: expectations
II edition ofG las been posed Of and another edition put
NoW ready editon CT the Protestant Novel BEA-
TRlCE BY Sinclair making Sooo copies sod. Prce
rsptr See: N cloth, 49, DEWITT DAVENPORT
Publishers Nos 100 and i62 Nssslust.
HARRY HAZEL'S NEW SEA STORY-RED
Ii HING. TIE CORSAIR CilEFrAlN. Romance OF the
Ocean by Harry Hazel suthoE of Yankees IN japan Yankee
Jtct 80 Three Pirates " GALLANT Tou" etc.
The best Sea that has appeared the days OF
Coer MsIys Tales Of tie always ensro the ateaoa
Of the Everybody feels interested as wd reckless yet
often Harry Hazel viii add fresh leaves
to Ia hrIes BY h story which heaGsy srafed Prcc &c
Iest punished the following Sea Tales.
TIE THREE PIRATES. BY Hairy Hazel IlatTAsd- PHes
g eeuis
BIN BRACE, THE LIFE sALoR. nas;ra,ed Price 81;
ADVENTURES OF PAUL PERIWINKLE. HlusT.ied. Piee
81 cent?
JASA ARIEL, or LFr BoARD EAST INDlANAS. Pre &c
GALLANT TOM CT nAE PERLs OCEAN. Pues . eeas
FILING pUICHMAN Mysterious Tale Sci. Illustrated
Price Is
SYLVIA SEABVRY, or YASKrEs IN JAPAN Price Is cents
u. LONG BROTHER, No 81 Anas.
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Go mhom Il mar @ or1eru.

DOl LOST JAMES C'BRlEN lad about II
years see m he lOuc, SO IL 7tt last 10 sty ai a
-le leer hoard trau he lad ~ h0. pane c,l sack
taniase uud bis heid Any n1lritou "a u
v'l Z. .iateu received By i afflicted OiheI c. VbD1A
a ONNFCTlCCT Merchants Newspaper Prop'lt-
Y trs .ut ,aes has acconu q onnec.icu w l que.
have luine faithful Ani sfacfn1y ~ the
,d.e-,fer Re.er,lcc New York, Dr. Tow s'nd K s-
srcss Hsrt.'Id Address H. hkNES dsrtiOid Conn.
ELLEN CAHilL. from Bdlliugarr!. County rppe-
-as Irelsrf fnd her husband ASrdO "A CAHl-L
ed ser JAMES CAHlLL. ~h1 ore supposed - be ID Cin
nor ADDRESS No g. Chcyt, Newtok Cincinnati pipsr qe'se
coy
III JOHN DIXON late of London, should see this
be- viii ease VIII. MARIA DIXON, No , Judd place
Nts. -. fsucrs, Lonl0n.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.-GLAsS SHADES DIN
- DERAIsNES Co. No p William .. In ters o. i.'t
Go d Of 81 knds have constantly hand 0ias % es
~ for the exhibition nch ornaDen,s sucn - - OK O'
sb . Vases Fowers Fancy Figure, Silver Ware, te &c
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Che iuorl0's fair.
Inauguration of the Crystal Palace, o. the Ia of

~ Inauguration of the Crystal Palace, the of
'' w. PROGRAMME or ARRANGEMENTS.
Ss,s Sai ne e9SsF 1sS LAZY to attend .a e.asafoa
uDns ne building They viii aia the hold ssr- dasres sec
ueas Ocine 10 the color OF lT Persons Iuc aso H.
ssi,Horiss sse closed The hode Of the b 70 ami se p
S1 t'n, "eases al The entrance GA ohst, hs Of Red
Gss. Invitations White paper Will eater on the st.v
kssSo who eS, previously obtained heir ticket, vi
ssss ,es na ~ is, ~i D., &c, s,1.S sASS5ed
me Vii he opened other. ented admission as
Az OeoeA will be closed sna the ceremonies VIII me-
rscu.r attention called the proceeding resaaoas they
~ Inauguration WILL poseed the following order
or,,ue Prayer BY the Rh' Reverted Bishop WsinwnSat
h.xsbe S0cty BY the Nsion4 Guard Band
$ leSlss. s. The frssdsut Of the Association.
lle e,leqelac. vii close win he Iianclqjah Chorus.
,ws '' ''s 10 'J' skERFLb 5ls ens OF ''"as has
0E0ScK W GaTsrLl, Chief Of Police.
Tbs csSsT rALAsE vii D, open to tire public every day
OsloS A.; .sa o'clock, p. NJ aati iashei notce
Shl ys. Of .......... 8 S Sss.
seasn procG,d at Sc Na@ so,. ~,
Mas ~ - Va It where purchaser. Si please seEi ~ a
Stei. ia Srs,e Admission. n.v b. h,, ., ,, .a,.,.
,ls 'ss 70 rss, 'e " s q; w R 81 IL
IN bAtChELDER Seorvts-y .. he S,ns,,,,.,3.,.
~ Crystal Palace, New-Iorx, Jul, l. iSS, -
.etS7s, ueu
sfst ssd eppt-f h- faace.
eAh,tis aId al - lil and domestic
1ds TsoAsess he building 10 opened AL s-,r
s1atec Tor tNai.niol
hsy Iossbe sdSst viii be usecs>ay prepare r the ,.,
90 Oa he la'a as The tads VII &c lighted asS; o sss IN
NNaence u eNh,luors. e N-
IN BATCHELDER secretary Of Superintendent.
OsFIoE, BoYOs CRY ExeKrss Posr
No. a WllAns-
az crystal Palace Letter Delivery-TAe ua1srsisa.s
- Sc AZ se"-nts with the Committee Of The COsfL Palace tor
- biltsN OF LSIrEK and h- Palace T9l
pesd heie for The reception such M b-
@rthe l 5 post Ofoe.
A. eoa messenger with locked bag will leave the Palace H.
e. Letters lf this Office val be tar
tle ess a. y Rand oeocS AcE the oc0cx dccry
Pest Ofee ~ '' ~ '-e 'A' wall " s0N. - '"7 Z =
HIS "arseracrt viii 80 into effect on the 18Th inst
JOAN I. BOYD. Proprietor.
Wy snperlntendents' ONCE, Crystal Palace, New.
~ S-lhe public respectfully informed
lsfl $50 % ne NryHel Palace aod after MONDAY July
n eaest sHh eoTs aud PesOns employed the building
.c e1iorccd without
'VHS NJ. BATcHELDeR, ssegetsry Of sup.rin,epdsntS
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6urrial Notices.

-, p...s,cnt,- ReceptoB.-TAe join. Comm tee o.
~ ~ comp els th~ arraf gelcis 'DT the Fecep
~ 'ei on o. IBUksDAf NOtNlNC sc r. d. -
Ton a. ihf blc sufh0re abs reception, uf'e1 %
q Will t,.s 10 % Cg Ha beg Feen ts h01 Of
roIiy ~ - -, aofdas. nd 10 ana T. Ga Ilesia7
y 40 ~ n j. g6IsLEY. q pcal Conmttee
- ,,,oc ratic " mig General COinmiitee.-A Regular
vsssrS AZ ,omntiee VA 10 REQ o. I,-2yAi h'H'4'''
jay ~ - JAMES KELLY. Clzirnan
JosEFH FAHSUA, j., VIC. ,.lr.pen.
LOyiAK Nuts,
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Spiritual TELEGRAPH weekly paper s. per

GPIRIIUAL IELEGRAPH weeaIy paper > per
~ asrun.
sHTKlNAH monthly g a1-sr. contain -eeors OF sau
Mar stsi hey tbs country nd So El' 'h
tie Pr rfv ~.ve.O. Cd.
Acdre., PARTRIDGE BglTrRS Nc. 80 B-osiva7, View i-A
DLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY and PRINTING
~ GEORGE = BELL he's colrar y l.rl We selected
sock b.llA Llok> from ale ID. pa1r,
o. found slh without 1usrs bsf ~ rad ned ipAtd
Ter Afc4srs D.f-ooks Journals Cssh Boo &c. KRIS
tsfs a4 se ia s1d BAT ourd maze eS1a-aF iof 10
rr0fess as SANK Books pun- 'ri oldto
ri, fcl.' II 1 Sal
sleoed eat c-r. cl i Of erlll.s fd Ol-ns
ct~.i.rna S,.lds ard P.u-ho
ff-l ts rcn he ai-lt ualu-,one' CAP ete- i'f COM
Nt.e. th- 1fel-
p, r1lg jii Had, NecIs
bro, 80 tuy pa-ein AID r7r 90 c0lrs CEDlIc ..
DELL slsfoo-r Printer Blank Nsaufcturs - 3 ~
GTAMPED ENYFI OPES-Thc subscriber IS 1re-
- re-ed 70 o-ris' iCrffc F.ve.c e. -s ~ s. POI
with Gle fHr ia'
srca Cusg o. f4Trli by fE Government s~. I'D
of the staul-. ~. u NF>F
Envelope It1ui -lres. s.. 81 !.ne-r.
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Dour0 du0 Rooms

EAGLE non FL administrations will do
H. we'll 10 remember they can excellent LOds single
ruus % per night coInero Frankfort and Wiant Of
flee omen Il nigh
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TUTOR-Wanteda Tutor 70 four lads. whose ages
fsrse ron 20 Us yss-s .rtsrsn thoroughly with
dev ihrr4 Their ns,reou The srrap.-ut 10 20
feet sbcui ls SPpnher penuasent Apply
R W J,vFR,y.
yCAN1ED-A strong stout Boz Appl AZ 70 PIG
w v b. Of THOMAS 3 SMITH
WA TED-An q tive and ute leent Boy. Of ( %
w yrars 9 ase On thaten ,e s,ot b.a5 and oli
.s, .oc make himself '''' nay '''' st No S''' S. Sal
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-In Lumber Yard,
smart u'el q Nm inus Be pr',est'7-sat tnesean
need srrv 7scv I'D wh o-ing md cils n all
. h.s.s asn.' AZ 5EoWS OAR'HfS' Lumber De'''
YyTANTFD-TScntJ-fy good nd strous Men With
~ aesrtsl ~ rom ot so where tie my VII weld
dsyp -ol C. fTon &c to $40 Inquire % Or l. f. R)JC No 81
bIosswsy.
SERVANTS wANTED-IO0 good Catholic Girls and
- W Prcte-t Girls for good places u city AMI c'sny-'o
',es.s Eorseuork G-s Lirrdesss Muses., Se.u.i'es
chs, g 4e R-.t office M soi 'e-v',.-S EgPSy
WANTED Three Young Men who understand the
w and Lcrs,s well md Working girien
A Vn'y Men Who uriers-ud iorninssone 20 now ApFy
AEfN NANTED-rwo COAchmen. three Walters,
va Fam 20 drive and Re getcrs re Gardener
sd c-,,u rla S'.tisnsn Arply A. No 10 Grrris.
NrANTED-A Lad Of H. to = yea OH ia an . ice.
" Ac.rss OFFICE. care or 3 Palmer Atv-usas At'n
Fox &c. 49, Tt-ue once ia handwriting, 0-mer
sn.n.rs--str Iar required rsierrross, &C.
THANrED-A Cutter Ia a shOe-uanulactory, one
uIos farur1y acuantej win the business aid Fho
r Iet ~ t. PCT ot,rau Inquire Of y srOug Co No
H-ANTED 10 BOOKSTOKE-A Young Man, from
D. Pc - Of 8se. Of GOOD cla Ger lc.v 1d1eoas
.s y'c writes III l.-i ne has snm al'ast o. ti' 5l-
II SIXIN.AN-C. MASON's Broadway loteli-
= f.rc, &C. removed 80 Il 6hv. who're Pee ba n's
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EABERS DIFFICULTIES OF 1NFIDELll : Art "
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DERIvATIvE POGEFs.
Tbe,o-c method.
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Permission. Tact.
ACQUIRED l0WEEs.
Originality, Euerv,
Hero tm. 0{ueDce.
PrOtorIJu. Prsmecita-. T.
sfvle Realty.
Efecrivensfs.
Pieasa1rry, Mastery.
AF7LiED F0wEks.
Crtri7n Q1es-ol.lg.
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Pe!s-ralit'sr. Poetry.
McELRATH & BARKER. Pisis iers,
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Gmnsements.

broadway THEATER-E. 4. Marshal Sole
UNCLE PATS CABIS. .
Netev... Barney Williams Wildly CassyMrs b. WILLIAMS
n, csrorI with the Comedy Of
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YASKEE MODEsII
Sir VI ams Nanc7 MA . ~ III -
Doors opsn Il snd the Overture nee a. d oeoc pre-
esey Bo1st end PaUst - cents; Family and Upper CIs >
eeuts Private Boxes g and 81.