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MedairE's PulmonarY BalsaAN

Medairy'S Pulmonary BaisahA
i PURELY vegetable componnd-o6e OF the
n mast successful remedies ever offered "a the
public i9flhe cnre Of Coughs Colds diseases Of
the Lungs and Throat Asthma Whoopins-CoYgh,
Croap &c, sc. =
The following certificates among mapT given 70
The proprietor viii be read with interest:
BALTiNoag November, 1851.
Dear Sir We take pleasure ID acknowledging
the beneficial effects Of your valuable Pulmonary
Balsam We have used il Ia cur families with great
SUCCESS and pronounce il prompt and certain
care for Coughs, Colds afecfianso Of The Lungs &c.
r McELD0WN EY.
JOHN McELDOW NEY.
RsITfmoaE Jan ., 1852.
w jim HeddiTy-Dtar Sir Some weeks ago
4 hadsa very violent attack OF inAaenZa, my cough
was very severe and my throat very sore. |
drained botile, OF your Pulmonary Balsam. il az
forded me almost IN mediate relief in one singie
night nv cough was almost entirely removed, and
INV throat was we'll Yours. very respectfully,
JOHN MILLER,
Minister Of tie Gospel
PREPARED and sold By JOHN MEDAIRY, No.
207 Baltimore street, between Light and Charles
streets and for sale at tie principal drug stores.
OTIS SPEAR. General Agent for The sale Il
the article, No 81 South Charles street, Ballr.ole
For sale BY
L. NJ. SMITH, CsArlestoshn,
DORSEY & BOWLY, TzaeAes,er
T. d. HAMMOND, HaSpcFs-Esrsy
Dee 9. 1859 -3m
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Aln.nON!

is PI5es Of ,009 Dollars
Lottery for the benefit of the SEatc 81 Dsiarare,
Class 49, fct 1853. to be drawn al Wilmington.
DsI.. On Saturday, January 18Th, 1853
.-eRtSD SCHEME
i Prize ofsdn-n00 $4,000 10000 5 900:
2,50of 2.2ae.; 1000; IS Of 1000; rs Of
(Lowest s nos, 500, &c, DE.
Whole lTiekets st9-Haiyes S5-Qaarters 81. SO.
Certificates OF packages Of p Whdles, Si3Odo
Do do Of - Halves, Is go
Do :, 10 Of 25 Quatters, - so
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To James NJ. Todd aad Madissnia
Todd.
yTOU not being residents ofihe State # Virginia
are hereby notified thai on Friday the 2isl day
oil January 1858. between>9 o'clock IN the morning
and o'clock in the evening, Al Hardwood the resi-
denee of Mrs. Lausa Washington 10 the County
81 jefferson, Va, i shall take the deposiilons o.
sundry witnesses 10 be read as evidence in chan
cerr cause now depending in the Circnh Court OF
said County, in which you are plaintiff, and myself
and others detendsnls ..
VIM T. WASHINGTON.
Tl.raynt,er % 1852
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COnmlsslohers. Sale Of Lad.

JohniBycrs and o.hers,
against
Jc hn O. Walper
Jacob Myers,
agataJs'
The same,
John Hamm ana oilers
aSHinst sz
The s3me4#F
4. S. pandr.dge,EEx'rf
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Sale Of FalaabIc Water-Pewer
AND
FACI6SF .PROPERTT.
AT Rp1FRSFERRT, tat,a
UNDER DEGREE OF COURT.

DY riros Of a Decree o. he County Coust n
-. - Jeaersen rendstea al he November term,
lo's, n tae eaaneery dah~e therein depending -.
tween. A p. Daviisos N5lIsrgts n'ainiifs. ana fha
dnlafpets Ferry and Shenandoah Manufacturing
Company defenSan,s ana with ne e,,frenr 81
ahe snseorltles 81 sail cosnpaHy the unSersigaei.
as Special Con miss bner appointed in sao decree,
will proceed 10 sell 81 public anction n, he *
biddtr. 81 S4I'URHAY n tke sska dsv " ~ re-
~ gcEt, 1853,
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SPINNING Department.
lsiFrames, each Ife spindfes-s57U.
Dressing Department.
WcayIng DeDarfmenf.

9aLooms, 81 OF which are now In operation. for
"a Sheetings, driye9 by Swo new lion Turbine
wheels.5 Feet 10 inches in diameter each from The
Establishment OF L. c'hilburn 3 Co., Fall River.
Massachusetts. -
Iron Skating, Gsaring AMI Puilies Of The most
approved finish will Composition Boxes
Que Cloth Press Scrsper and Brush Machine;
Banding Machines Lathe and Tools for koiler
coyetinr &c
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12

a I en- Orphans Court for ST. Mary
- county, heal the Court !'ouse ia
Leonard Town on the 18Th day Of 1 pril,
in The year Of our Lord, one thousand
light hundred and iitv three.
Present, Benedict Heard. ESQ.
Chief Judge, Richard II. Reeder, ESQ. =. =.
Associate Judge, Clarke |. Durant. Sher.
if, an! g. Combs, Register.
Among DINER proceedings were the
fniicwi lg, to wit : On application of Peter
II. Guy, executor Of John Guy. late OF
Saint Mays county deceased, il is or.
dc ed by The Court hat the sale of the
re- estate Of tie said deceased, made
and reported by MIN. be ratified and con.
frneC less cause be shown to the
cont-a-T, CT CT before the ID Tuesday in
June 1eE::: provided copy of this order
be c-5-lsle1 in newspaper published
in Leonard Town once a week for three
weeks before the said ID Tuesday in
June next.
Ia testimony that the aforegoing il a
irne conv taken from one of the record
%:*ssx books of the proceedings of the
IL : Orphans Court of ST AGary,e
SN**TF*SN county, | have hereunto sub.
scribed my name and affixed the seal of
The said court this 18th day Of April in
The wear Of our Lord one thousand eiyh,
hundred and fifty three.
GEORGE COMBS, Register
OF Wills for ST. Mary's county.
April 2l-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
1\ subscriber has obtained from The
Orphans Court of Saint Mary's county.
Mary land letters Of Administ ration, W. a.,
on the personal estate ofJane Rock, late OF
said county deceased, All persons hav-
ing claims against the said decreased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with
the proper vouchers thereof. to the sub.
scriber, on or before me 2lst day of Oc.
iober next, otherwise they will be ex-
cuded by law from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this l2Ih
day Of April. 1853.
GEO. w. L. BUCKLER,
Administrator wi,r Will annexed.
April 81, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12
TO FARMERS
AND
Agricultural Dealers.

u L ~ II II NJ
HS>-..-O " 81 JOHNSON. Man.
ufacturers ofP oua s,
Agricultural Implements,
&c. No. 121 Prai; Street Wharf, corner
OF II ,llingsworth and Pratt streets, Balti.
more, keep constantly on hand a general
assortment, and are preparcd tn execute
all orders for AGRICULTURAL I'M.
lMPLEEN'rS AND MACHINERY, al
the shortest notice and on as favorable
terms as can be had in he City Hav.
g recently fitted up a Factory, in
PRATr STaTZT, between Eufaw and Paca'
Streets, for The purpose, where thev are
prepared to manufacture every article in
their line. and can assure thei. friends
and the pubic, that their work will be
executed with fai,.fnIness, and the mate
rails OF the best quality. and they nalter
themselves that ell articles sold by them
will favorably compare with any TO be
obtained elsewhere.
The farmers and planters Of MARYLAND
and The n"ighboring Sratcs, may find il
to their interest to call anil examine ;heir
stock. and Judge for themselves
Among the machines they ken or
hand, will be found Coningham & Will
let's improved Fits Horse Power. with
wrought shafts, and various other lever,
stationary aud rail way powers, and
Thrashefs OF various size and patterns.
PLOJG1S Of every variety Fan
ming Mills of approved patterns liar
rnws, eCsfltivatorS, Drills, Horse Eaakes,
Straw Cutters, Crushe,rs, &c. &c
Castings of every description.
o. \ u Of The above arc warranted.
Repairing done with expedition and
fidelity. April /.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12

SINGULAR HrsToRrcAL FAcr.-Sir
Walter Raleigh was the first discoverer
of the value of the potatoe as food for
man. One day he ordered q lot Of dry
weeds to be collected and burnt. Among
these was lot Of dried potatoes. After
the bonfire, these potatoes were picked
up thoroughly roasted. Sir Walter tasted
and pronounced them delicious. BY this
accident was discovered species Of
food which has saved millions OF the hu.
man race from starvation.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12

watch for information and idea that viii
throw light on his path, and he should be
an attentive reader of all practical books,
especially those relating to business,
trade, &c., as well as patron of useful
and ennobling literature"
Eight" Never forget favor, for in.
gratitude is the basest trait of mans
heart.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12
PUBLISHED EVERY rHupy,.
BY GEORGE :. KING,
DIT0R ANDsP.Ro oPRle4o

TERHs OT SUssrRfrrroxI-e, "a 80
nun, tc ne paid within six months No .i'hs g: an
ton "iil De fereived for slstIrter ner;os a..
sx months, and no paper be d;scontf1.s s..ea'
~ arrs1tages are paid. except at the option Of
- knas OF AnvtRTfsrse.--sl.O0 90 per SQUARE
'ree iisst INSERTIONS, and 25 cents ar everr
DsrVHeh' insertion Twelve. lines or iass con.
sqa.ssa : : =; ~ -,
Islsed unsiH fbrhi.l and eIiafrsd seeorss,~fys
liberal deduction iaade 10 those who adyertise nv
The year.
NJ~ To receive attention. all Communication
addressed TO tllis Office must be Posr.rAIp.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12


dance 50 they took lanterns and staves
and wentOut through the plantations to
sook for him and when they found him.
he VS. 'sliIl perrhsd on the roof Of the oil
hnt saving upon his fiddle, running ever
~ o. tsines again. but ready 10 drop
ash weafiness and cold. The wolves.
rsfe arisen off. and thassasss ,~ssaaslv,
1enz5k PENSIONERS on time. Partics.
y seafioa given 10 all coEsissmrn,s AZ
iountry produce. Having made arranSe.
sneh.s 10 attend IN person 10 that patticp.
20, oranch OF business, farmers NAV
rely on obtaining the highest MAKE,
arrived va uss. dddle.- There was no
help for it, however. All that could bs
done was to go on all next day instead of
breaking up in the morning. The doors
were wide with welcome. The fires
blazed high, and their light danced in
ruddy streams over the floor. The corn.
cakes were hot and the sweet whiskey
was abundant, so Dick was cheered after
his adventures; and for many, many
hours he went on playing to happy
crowd of jewellers those airs Of merriness
which, to save his life. he had been
playing all night to pack of wolves.
RULES FOR SUCCESS IN BUSI.
NESS.
In the appendix to " Fredley's Prac-
teal Treatise on Business" are several
letters from men of approved sagacity
and success in life. Tne following, from
John Grigg, contains many things that
are we'll worthy of regard :--
FirSt-Be industrious and econom,.
cal. Waste neither time nor money in
small and useless pleasures and indul-
gences. "If the young can be induced
to begin to save, the moment they enter
the paths of life the way will ever be-
come easier before them, and they will
not fail to attain competency, and that
without denying themselves any of the
real necessaries and comforts of life"
Second.-To Industry and economy
add self-reliance. DO not take too
much advice. The business man must
keep at the helm, and steer his own
ship"
Third.-Avoid large credits. "There
are three elements equally beneficial in
their use, equally destructive in their
abuse. These are Fire.. Water and
Banks"
Fourfh.-Attend to the n:inut;a of br-
slness, small things as well as great. See
that the store is opened early, goods
brushed up, twine and nails picked up,
and all ready for action.-"a young man
should consider capital, if lie have it, or
as he may acquire it, merely as a tool
with which he is to work, nst as substi-
tute for the necessity of labor"
FyM.-Marry early. "The man of
business should marry as soon as possi-
Bile, after twenty-five or three years of
age. A woman of mind viii conform to
the necessities of the day OF small begin
niHgs; and in choosing a wife man
should look at, 1st. The heart I'd. The
mind {; Sd. The person."
Sirh.-" Follow duty, and never let
truth strike her topsail."
Serenh.-Everything. however re-.
mote, that has any bearing upon success.
-aAranteAAsAf.-sThe b,,.
s@shodld be continually on the
watch for information and idea that viii
throw light on his path, and he should be
an attentive reader of all practical books,
especially those relating to business,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12
FREELAND E. HALL
GRocEas g. Commission MERHcAxrs
No. % Light Street Wharf
BALTIMORE.

No. % Light Street Wharf
BALTIMORE.
nFFER for sale on the most reason.
W able terms choice and fresh Sc.
lected stock of Groceries, consisting 10
part of
I5O Bags Rio Coffee various grades.
100 do Government Java Coffee
45 do old white Maracaibo do
so Chests of Gurpowder Imperial g. Y.
Tyson Teas.
80 hlfChests Oolong & Chulan Black do
so half Boxes double refined Loaf Sugar
65 Barrels Crushed Puiverized g. Clarit
fed do
90 Hhds Porto Rico g. Cuba Molasses
s Hhds family Syrup
80 Hhds New Orleans, Cuba & Porto
Rico Sugars. s
Also superior assortment of impor.
ted and domestic liquors, the quality of
which We guarantee equal to any in our
Markell
Oct. .. Ise2
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, commissioners ap-
Il pointed by the Circui, Court for 81;
Mary's county, to lay out a public road
and landing near lbe head waters Of ST.
Georges River, through the lands Of
William Watts and John l.. Milburn,
according TO The provisions or The Ac, Of
Assembly in such case made >and provi,
ded, do hereby give notice 10 all concerned
that we shall meet on the premises on
Monday the 23d day of May next to
proceed in the business for which we
have been aRS>jnied.
JOHN Fl. BEAN,
JOSHUAsWATTS,
JAMES ri NILES,
April q, IS53-tm. Commissioners.
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anLLINERY AND DREssNfAKNO.

DARIs MANTIILA REIMBURSEMENT, 625 BROAD
IL way.-MR CHARLES COOK, Of Paris, RHs Vfvienne,
No Is London Nos 26 and S Regent street has epsned
at 65 Broadway for the xsluive sale
rnetcr Having been over twenty proprietor Of tho
two most celebrated mantlla magasns of Europe he
specially socits the ladies of the United Sacs visit h
establishment whore will be displayed for their inspection
mantas and shawls Of the most superb description do
signed and manufacture, In Paris expressly for the Opening
OF this establishment No. 625 broadway; Paris Rue W
vienne No IL; London Nos 246 and 2ts Regent street
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DRY sssablJA

KERR / co. WOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION
a. of ladies the great in prces of their stock
ss they are DESTROYS stoek befo
removing their store broadway doors above
Clinton place. A. KERR 4 CO, 76l Broadway.
nREss GOODS FOR CASH., HOxIE JR., NO 81
~ Eassau street. opposite the Post Once RECEIVING
fancy dress goods printed lawns aud aeons lAssge Dc
lsne plain and printed baregcs plain and striped popnss
prints linens r 20 sS mostly y ss
from 10 to cent lower than shey can b boushs
on tho usual credit.
GRAND OPENING DAY ON MONDAY, APRIL II,
" Paris Cloak and Mantilla Emporium $50 Bowery four
unparalleled world Of fashion, the products foreign
and native genius consisting Of every s0iSr and ys that
Paris Cloak and Mantila Emporium sa0 Bowery
GREAT INDUCEMENTS ARE NOW BEING or
fsred to purchasers Of dry goods at the store No.
Keeping goods beautiful article Of msntilla new style
only e.. All are invited to call. +. CARR CO., "
Bowery, just below Grand street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.-wE BEG TO IN.
VI form tho public that in Of being sub
ect removal from store the frat Of Maya
We have determined to reduce our
Immense stock OF
Table Linen Bed Linen, Towsngs Shirting Linen,
70 open in location with an entirely new
and fresh on the way We therefore beg to
Steamboat Owners,
Shirt Makers,
And the public generally, .
and inform them that and after this date till the Esd
inst will make reduction Of ten per eent on All par
ing this remind them that goods all
plain figures SO is not puff but bona I'D,
we particularly recommend to their consideration.
New York Linen Hall,
''V IoMH DAVIS co
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Rhsumatism, ScEofula, dc.-ayatt's LAM
Bas.% the ess.s remedy the q:
sured M G. N Franklin las Eldridg street. after no nsd
been severely afflicted with rheumatic pains a. TO DC
BILE TO get in out Of bed without assistance cured
belly Market street Of dreadful ease 81 syroinn
for which he had been treated In the New YORK hosa x
months and then ncursbe t has thon
in the Herald sun ana other papers Principal depot, 2a6
Grand street Price 70 cents per bottio.
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NoTIcE--THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE III.
~ Neoiy tsnard requested 90 meet .. the Centre
Market ar Monday April nth, at O'Clock y,
~ pay the as tribute Of respect to late friend and
assoaiatc. JOHN gcCIEEsTER by order OF
,. X BHowN. Sec. pro tenn. L. LARkEY, Con DE-
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xsEEtSONAL.
REFORMATION wAETED-eF GEORGE SANDERS
Who Altoona, In 1878 an apprentice on board tho
Capain Siehurgh then bound from Hamburg Atona
20 New Since then, nothing has been heard Of him
Nv his family. who would suitably reward any reliable
formation his fate Please address Edward Becb
Danish Consul, 6s West street, New York.
IMPORTATION WANTED-IF ANY PERSONS WHO
were in stage Of the Phoenix line, which
in Eighth avenue near Twenty urth Street, Mon
day morning the 4th int about eight O'clock will call
TRAVIS NELSON, i9 Wall street.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF YOUNG WOMAN
named Mary Macauley; resided when last heard Of
Rev. William milsrs, Presbyterian minister New York;
her brotl wishes to find herr he resides In Villa
OF South sixth and Seventh streets where he
found
IF THE GENTLEMAN CALLED CHARLEY, WHO
called upon French lady in Anity place, Amity
street the latter part of September 1852 in search OF
housekecpcr will lea his address at the broadway Post
Once Canal street no hear of something to his
advantage. CL0RICE.
NOTICE.-ARCHIBALD HOWISON OR HEWISON,-
IN wanted, information as TO Archibald Howison,
cwison, who born Fakirk in Seotand and left
that country about the year 1927 He went to New York
and when there was in ship with Captain Lean. Whom
Cartbngcna, with that gentleman. If hc is doad, it
wished " ascertain the time and place of his death and
he is alive he will hear Of something to his ADVANTAGE
appy ing within three from 10Th October last to Mr.
JOHN RONALD, Solicitor. Supreme Court, Edinburg.
EdiRburg December 30, 1852.
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Hats and Caps, Mt Wholesale.-The under
signed has hand assortment fur silk
suth hats caps &c Also, Panama palm leaf and Canada
braid hats which he will sell to country by the
case dozen. at very low prices, for cash.
CHAS. ii. ATKINS No. 2l2 Greenwich street,
between Barclay and Vessy streets.
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INC AunroynI Of fhe FnshIonable World.-

An sppreciatnz public havo pronounced the hats of
Knox James tic beautiful durable and econom
cal that this and its verdict has
crowded their the of Broadway and
Spring street with from all CLASSES Of society
KNOX JAMES establishment is the of Bro
way and Spring in the immediate vicinity Of Hers
Saloon of Magic.
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laird spring mportations will DO exhibited
sistng latest designs
together with brilliant assortment manufactured home
constant succession of novelties abroad every
branch Of ladies' and chdrens clothing will
Of the distinguishing features of tho while
moderate scale OF profits prices which always been
eharact risc Of the proprieors business will he strictly
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, or the Head. by the aid

Of bis "Conformeter Knox is enabled to take the ex
act shape of the head Of and the
es new invention are certainly as amusing s 'esy are
tho time bo the elegant and durable to be pro
cured In town. patrobize KN0xS establishment lo Full
ton street. His price is only 81
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THE TURF.


>NN>>eeN1N'>N-> -
CPORTING.-THE PACING MATCH BETWEEN THE
y horses Tscumseah and Hero, advertised to come OF
Monday the 18th instant postponed until furtbee
notice.
TTNIoN COURSE, l.. I.-PACING.-PURSE OF $500
offered for all pacing horees; mile heats best three In
in harness. Also Of $500 offered for all pNcing
horses mile heats In harness Tho above purrs will
close Monday evening April II, at p NJ ct Mesers.
Faulkner Duryea's Of East Broadway and Caths-
rine street. To be paced for In the month of Nay.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNIoN COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING MONDAY, APRIL
u H. at O'Clock r. M.-Purse $0-Ne beats. ksst in
TO wagons.-Mr. H. Woodruff names, 6. Hudson Mr..
r. Tuttie Names g. Taconey Mr.. Whclpley names, ..
William Tell. Entrance TO all the stand 10 cents
JOHN l.. SNEDIkER, Proprietor.
Union COUSE L. I.-TROTTING.-WEDNESDA
~ purse 81 000 with inside stake o. 800 ham
forfeit three $50 lbs Entf4s Tor the
purse made At Fanlkner Durycass
OF East Broadway and Catharne street, Monday
April llth at O'Clock p Mthe forfeit and entrance
money at tho tme OF closing Three
ar more 10 make 20 start free for all trot
ting horses JOHN l. sNEDikER, Proprietor. p SIN
Of hal weather TO postponed for
days. until good dsy and good Track
DEp HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND-TROTTING.-A
Il purse $25 will no given. TO come of Wednee
ih mile heats host three in ve under the saddle for
horses that purse Us Entries to close
tho above house Tuesday evening, at 2 o'clock.
u. LUFF, Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NN0N00s>>o--~~N~Nn----o->--,-
G70 REWARD-IF THE PERSON WHO GAVE MRS.
P1O HamblD, Sunday evening April TO- information
relative property stolen from her will make themselves
known and again communicate with her relative such
property, they will receive the above reward.
Gk REWARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
spC small black and tan terrier bitch had engraved
the collar Nelly l25 Ninth street. The above reward
will be paid returning her to L. NJ HOPKINS No. 25
Ninth street.
OST-ON THE STH INSTANT, IN TIE ROADWAY
IL and Eighth street line of stages In going down Fulton
street from broadway to Nassau street package Of
prs consulting Of and loyal documents The
will be literally rewarded by returning them to q Blocker
street
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n this city tic largest serpent into this
try Europe IL is of the species termed the Black
Ceyon which tho largest of tho serpcn. spcces
che Sea Serpent excepted) and cirht
.gr than either Of BaInnms four that measured when
pounds. Accompanying this monster a spot
Bombay, which IL curiosity and the beautiful Of
onr The above curio'tes will remain exhibition for
monster California grizzly bear when they take depar
sure for Europe. They well worthy visit of the
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

- 49,
TYR. ,WIETING, AT THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE,
~ will repeat his useful lectures Except The
anatomy physiology and tho of preserving and
restoring health commencing Tuesday evening April 18th,
~ O'Clock r NJ with his splendid and extensive coeo
ton Of marking, skeletons, models paintings &C. Admis
sion only 12la cents an evening.
EATnER GAvAzZI WILL DELIVER HIS EIGHTH
lecture tis evening, at tho Broadway tabernacle at
eight o'clock precisely The subject Aurcuar Confess
son nil indeccncics omitted Tickets 25 cents The pro-
oeeds OF t lecture will he given to the New York Italian
Benevolent Society and for the Swiss cxed by Austria from
Lcmbsrdy.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT socIETY.-FATHER CAV
azxfs lecture, Monday night eleventh instant is for
the benefit Of the italian Benevolent Society and Swiss
Tick for sale ut the door and by tho
Society. @. z. MENDEL Secretary, aW7 Broadway, up
stairs.
Mr.. J. v. HUNTINGTON, author OF THE
vi Foreetn Lady Alice" &c. &c..) will lecture
on Enssh Society as TAINTED by fhsesersy ppoor;
open lecture eight o'clock Tickets
cents for sale by hessrs Appleton 300 Broadway; Evans
Britain, 6N Broadway. and f. DUNCAN Brother, l5l
Fulton street Also by hossrs Sader Coddngton Kier
and NJ. T. Cozans, at their respective bookstores
CPIRITUALM ANIFEsTATIoNs.-PR OWEN
= will lecture this evening o'clock, and every
ing during the week, at Chatham Hail. No. 8 Chatham
square. Several mediums will be in attendance Adnis
sion shilling Admission to afternoon circles free.