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w 2rEiqH,

AL Fairvicw, near Newark, Del, on the 9th
inst, by the Rev. ". s. +. Graham, the Rev.
J. ADDISON WHITAKER of Darby, Pa, TO Miss
{. LOUISA JANrIER, eldest daughter of George
Janvier, Esq, Of Ike former place.
In Eikton, on Thursday last BY the Rev. +.
J. Way, Mr. SOLOMON Deputy to Miss ANNE
GRAY.
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THE New CANAL.-We are informed
that the act Incorporating the Nd and
Del. Canal company, is not yet a law
as has been stated, and that it will most
probably be defeated.
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THE CECIL. WING.
May 23, 1858.

STKUcK BY LIGHTNlNG.-The barn
of Mr.. James Nickle in the 9th District,
was struck by lightning few days ago,
and slightly injured.
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L. Edward H. Fuller, who was late
ly shot by Captain Schaumburg, has
recovered his health and been appoint
ed to a clerkahip IN the General Land
Office.
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SALE OF a FAEM--TEe 'TalIty Farm
containing l43 acres; one mile north of
Elkton, was sold by John Partridge Esq,
at public sale, on Tuesday last for
400. Observation-Disclosures, purchaser
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II AKLINU7S bcSt gIaIn and grass Scylhcs,
IL moving >n' alhs, hay and gardcnrakcs, hoes,
shoveis, ditching and garden spades, Shrlbe
ana Lawson's short and long handle forks, but
ter bowls. prints. ladies, &c, tor sale by
May % WM. ToKRERr.
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CH1NEsEIN CALIFoRN1A.-There are
now in California about twenty-five
thousand Cinnamon. The capital in
vested and owned BY the Chinese in
the State, is one mi lion Of dollars.
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DACON.--A fresh supply of Hams, Shoulders
ID and Sides, by WM. TORBEkT.
Ak KEGS OF CUMBERLAND NAILS. lust
~ reed and for sale low, bv
May % A. j. SCOTT & BRO.
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BtgsEs IASDRET1s's
EeANsl CF REV REsE.

Tg7HE Books fr sub,crpti0n 10 the Capital
q Stock Of the Bank of Newark, Delaware,
will he opened on MoNpAy, June 9th, AT the
house of Mr. Lewis Stidham, Deer Fark Hotel
at Newark; on TUESDAY, jane 1th, at Mr. Kim
hlo's Hotel, al kimbIeviIle, Pa; aMd On We'd
nes,lay, June 9Th, at the house Of Mr.. Lewis
Stidham, Newark Said books TO be opened
from, the hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ, until 5
O'Clock P. NJ; when attendance will be- given
by the Commi 'Sioners.
JOSEPH H0SSINGER, Chairman,
JAMES l.. MrtEs Secretary.
Newark, Del, May 3 Wv
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ClGra .Horel0nd.-We have from 7.
B. Peterson, Philadelphia, an exciting
and interesting story of some $50 pages,
bearing this title and from the pen OF
Emerson Bennett. 1t is highly spoken
OF by those who have read it.
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WINDOW SHADES.--A good assor,mcn, of
w Oiled Shades selling very low. Also a
good supply of beautifully painted paper Shades
for sale by A. J. SCOTT & BRO,
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CHOLERA IN CHARLES COUNTY, Md
We learn from the Port Tobacco Times
that the cholera has made its appearance
at P. Chapman's fishery, in Charles
county Several slaves, who had been
on the shore, have been violently at
tackled; but one death occurred. It is
supposed that imprudently eating faint
ed fish caused the disease.
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8. n C. q I'D .

(SncceSsor to \. FtoT,)
No. 100 Ces'nut s., &wa,m's BaHaing,
PHILA ADJ LPHIA.
--t,.-:sfyy..-,,,- Extensive Music Publisher, ard
~ Dealer in Musical Instruments of
u j every description
Exclusive Agent for the sale Of Eialct, Davis
K Cas- (bos'on) Patent Suspensions Bridge
!Holian and other
vi nos,
l.. Gllher's Boudoir Pianos. Mclodcans, Mar
tins GnitarS, iIarps, Nioins, SHEET Music,
Music Books, &c.
Residents of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they nay
wish, at as low rates as If purchased in person.
Having one of the largest stocks in The United
States, fee! confident OF saIsly Ing all who may
favor me with call or order
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos to let. Second hand PiunoS for
sale. may ly
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H. Most Of the past weeI; has been
stormy and chilly; the forward wheat
fields have been much Frustrated by
the winds and rain, and the young corn
is making slow progress because Of the
cold.
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The Nattonai .Uoga7mc.-Carl'on
& Phillips, New York, have sent us the
June number OF this excellent periodical
one of the best Of the day, and rapidly
growing into favor with the public.
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LEGISLATIVE AcTs.-Wc can scarce
ly keep the run Of our State Legisla-
ton from the reports published: The
direct tax has certainly been lowered
from % cents to IL cents in the 800.
The House has passed an act exempt
ing from stamp tax all notes less than
$780, and all deeds under $500: wheth-
er the Senate has passed the same bill
we have been unable to ascertain. The
Bill to incorporate The Worcester
Railroad Company has passed both
Houses.
New RAlLRoAD.-The engineers of
the PHIL, VII. 4 Bait. K. Road, have
commenced the survey Of branch rail
road, to run north from Elkton towards
the Pennsylvania line, as near as practi-
cable to the manufacturing establish
ments along the Elk creeks. This would
b" useful as we'll as a paying road; for,
as the company have large quantities Of
light Val! formerly used on the main
track, and also much old timber sur
fclen'Sy good for the purpose, it would
cost them comparatively, but little.
The PsITcHARDs.-The two Caro-
line Pritchards, who removed their cases
to Hartford county, have had their trials;
Caroline, the widow-Enown as "Red
iiead"-was found guilty Of roanslaugh-
ter; she has not been sentenced vet.
caroline, the spinster--known as
BLACK Head'-was acquitted, on the
ground, we understand, OF beJng non
roaVo9 mcnh7. We printed the tesii-
'nony IN the case CT John; in tie cases
OF The women, it must have been sub
stanfIai!y the SANE.
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LOSE.

On Sunday last, in Elkton or between EIkton
AMI Glasgow, Hair Bracelet with gold clasp,
the laillaIs NJ. }. ). on inside OF clasp. The
Under will be suitably rewarded By leaving it
al the office oiI'he Cecil Wing. Imay 20.
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TEACHER yVsYTE,Es.

AT the Mill Creek School House, Elk Neck
Apply 10 NICHOLAS JOHNSON. \. LARZLLEKE,
or ELI hIEnsoN. [mav IS
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I'll. Aims HousE.-Mr. Poole has
already commenced operations towards
the building Of the new aims house.
There are fine quarries on the aims
house farm from which stone for the
new house will be- taken.
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CEEsArEAKE CI~y.-Business is exceed.
ing'y brisk now at Chesapeake. Great
numbers of vessels and RATS of timber
are daily going throo.i, The canal. TIE
Cumberland coal company, is now send
ing much coal eastward by that way,
having some forty OF their new canal
boats already employed.
The TowH ArrHoElrlEs.-We have
reason to think that the new Town or.
ficers intend TO do something. They
have organized by eecting W. p.
Strickland, President; B. r. May, Sec
rotary, and Enoch Crouch, baiIiil. On
and after the 10th of Jul e, the shoe
law is to be inforced, without any ex.
ceptlon; so let all law and order loving
swine enjoy themselves! till that day,
and then bid farewell to the streets and
liberty.
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The TREEs.-'Hhe trees about the jail
and Court House need some attention:
the boxes wound them every time the
wind blows, by which they are dishg-
ured and their growth much retarded.
They should be attended 10.
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H. Col. John c. Groome, one of the
Board Of Visitors to Wrst Point Mill
tary Academy By appointment from
President Fillmore, leaves for hat place
the beginning Of next week, and proba-
bly, vii be absent from home two weeks
or more.
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STAMPED LETTER ENvELoprs.-Th
General PoSt-otiice Department, it is
said, have abandoned their original IN
tentlon OF issuing the new stamped en-
veIopes as early as the LIST proximo, tho
the contractors are understood to have
a portion OF them now ready for deliv-
erv. The Postmaster General being
indisposed to scatter them abroad until
he can have sufficient on hand 10 send
them in every direction, has deemed it
best to wait until the 1st OF July, when
an ample supply will be ready.
THE JAPAN ExpEDITroN.-A Wash
lngton Correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, writes: 81 shall not be surprs-
ed il those WHO are looking to grand
results IN the way Of the opening of
new commere with Japan, that is, from
the expedition of Commodore Perry,
are grieroeSly disappointed. The pro-
liability is that he will very shortly be
ordered to Honolulu with his entire
squadron. | shall not be surprised if
this Is done within forty-eight hours"
WASHINGTON, May Goth. The Gar
diner Jury sent communication to the
court this morning, stating their inabil-
ity to agree, and asking 10 be discharged
The counsel declined to agree to their
discharge, as their failure TO render a
verdict would involve the necessity of a
new trial, and the court declined to ac-
cedc to their wishes.
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ASTRCLN3Y.

MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
N skin in foreteng The future has arrived and will
and love- by astroogo books and science She tells TO Ia
dies and gentlemen the Of tho they will mar
ry, and the of her vsers Mrs. Alvin speaks the
Inslish French and German Languages, Residence 20
10 A. N. TO sP. N. Ladies 50 cents gentlemen 81
NTATRIMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
M lover.-MADAME DE FORRESTIE, late Of Paris
and London will 10 any address, the receipt OF
dollar the most captivating and perfect directions to en
bic ladies and gentlemen to win the affections Of a. many
but captivating that all may be married irrespective OF
appearance position Address post paid MADAME
DE FORRESTIE, box 70 Broadway Post Once.
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALIFoR-
steamship UNCLE SAM. (a0o6 tons) VIM A. Mills com
mander will leave New York for AspnwAn on Thursday,
with first csss which By %
sonvey tho passengers to San Francisco Uncle Sam
has established che character Of being decidedly the fastest
Al Of her competitors from two to Ave days Her good qua
htie sea boat and accommodations for paasengers are
will be spared the part of her owners send
the through with expedition safety
Passengers wishing tickets at extremely
arb invited TO examine her after the Goth inst and
to call at the Office before purchasing
ments have been made With the principal to
their goods and small parces also the
gers who take charge Of all als made up Ia accordance
with the United States postage law The public may
lines several days usual good surgeon attached
he vessel whose services are free Of charge For freight or
passage apply only to
~ slower stte.ies fsEs 70 AsiawsI only $40 ctbor
XaiSs ~ JfoIt!tIpp
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CHINESE SALOON, $50 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Spring and Prince streets.
Fourth week Of

0'A wa" MR. JOHN OWENS
highly successful aHfis RsGSHEs sounded on his
And ascent Of
Which will be repeated this and every evening until uher
Ticket office daily from IL till T. where seats may ba
crsaSs fs and ys ssfans seasrs. ESQ.,
O'e"- PRoGRAMME "sA' 1'f'
Liverpool, BY the American steam hip Atlantic glimpse
lady e
M
medium Of song" The Fast Young Yankee traveller"
notion steam and is more modern ee%petor Ssloris
and Whshaysa, TO ths ancient French fishing town
partare Rouen. Railway tribulatons and the
safely ~ the Of
.sd v nn%ss Il Pr
French without master for Visit
herewith Inspiring "reminiscences American ira
e 81 hs made s pcs
resting assOss.ions With yoaifs Byron Roassssu,
snsson and dsHsIssr with brief dss
iis
s's ss sns
s sas sssss s
poons great aehevemsnt: Ascent 70 the celebrated
sitls monks Intense cola Of these Mont y.
tn ss''i s
the Ppsson The Is
crowned the mali from Paris News
i m.ra dome welcome messenger New York
Part occupies one hour Part H. occupies atsy minutes
PHsr Mont Blame A. seds"sk
"Ye topping orags of ice
In mountains o'erwheimingl
Crash with . frequent conflict" "'A'''
The village Of Chamoun Determination to attempt tho
by the acthores undertake the Requirements
ss ee * s
prccauton The march through the streets of Chamoun
@
cheS dssPs.sh for the missing Is poodle Arrival 4 the
Our II n, rspas feet above the Level q The
The
Frhtal creyices schemes Of los9m0tion
ssonay The and G.'t ss
M s ss during the Esshs
9s a s a. Peculiar %sSsi
ke enesmpmsnt for the night Preparations even
s ssn r. 6
ordinary Ss' o.
council Strange scheme to force through the
By moonlight Curious effects atmospheric reaction
in this region The erevase in which Hamcl and party
Muir Dc la Cote Fearful ascent summit q Mont
The last ropss Terrible suspen
on Of the storm and discovery Of the route Tho novel
Taeonay and du BLOSSOMS the Valley Con-
sratulations and welcomes await at the Hotel Lon
tngs missing poodle The rotarn home i0s 'As'
ons o. cents children under twelve half price
IA Ticket office open daily, from II A. NJ until P. ii.
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IN pany-Through to San Francisco via Aspinwal and
Panama at greatly reduced TatesNo detention ,he
Isthmus-The and fast side wheel steamship UNION,
15C0 tons, Richard Adams commander, will leave New
York for Aspinwall, Navy Bay) from pier No. North
connecting with the new and magnifcsnt double engine
ward Dunn, commander, which steamer will be in readi
ct Panama to receive the Unions and sail
ventilation Of the Winfield Scott are all that can be de-
sired Her speed on the voyage between New
passed Every exertion will be maze on the part Of the
sengers will be landed the wharf at Aspinwa free,
taking the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets
FOX this line sold only at 20 Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS co.. General Agents
mall bag is made at the above ONCE under the new
United States postage law che Of the public
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CARPETS, sc.

VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETs.-Now RE.
ceying from ship Manhattan and will open on Ihurs'
day. the 2 inst ninety pieces Of velvet and tapestry CAR
pets from the Of John Crossey Sons com.
prng beautiful assortment Of patterns and OF the best
quality Also match and few pieces OF Dutch in
gems fer oiEcee, Sc, 80 very heavy quality :
ilY, s, H. LSAFE III atp Nv Itafi STREET.
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EUHNTIVH-Eo

FURNITURE sTORAGE-Ro0H SUITABLE FOR THE
- accommodation OF families VITO may wish store
Their furniture for long short peeds had ut the
Wy Assembly Rooms building No. 45e Broadway also to
SCI Two Offices fronting Broadway sssoad loor App
20 GEO. W. MILLER, f50 Broadway
|NTO FURNITURE DEALE2s.--THE ADVERTISER
would IKE TO exchange ehgbly located lot in South
kyn 81 ts fair cash value Tor paror and
shamber furniture Address, for week, Furniture
SUITS OF COTTAGE FURNlTURE, ALL SHADES
n nha boarding house propetors and private families
Inu he boyo the best and cheapest SUITS be bought
Mattresses and palasscs made at the lowest
rSTW Preef, ana warranted pure hair. MATHEWS
paw, o" pgQAqgay, eorper srrIog ststst.
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,CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following petit
tons has been presened in the Board Of AldermenTo
pave, set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk OF Thirty
third street between Third and East river TO
renee vacant lots on the Of West
lots between Fourth AID Fifth and Thirty
ana imfy-seyenth streets; to pave with Russ pave
ment ureenwich stree, between Courandt and Duane
streets 20 nag sidewalks side of d. from No
20 TO Sixth street. widen Duane street 70 feet on the
south from Broadway to Hudson srces TO Law cross
and one from che south side Of Wall the ferry
and Second avenues All persons Interested having obec
lions thereto requested 60 them writing TO
the undersigned ct his office before s day OF INV
next. JAMES FtREY. Street Com ntiss,onor -
New York April 20, 1855.
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scrofua rheumatfsm and many other Affections cared
remedy that produces strong magnetic effects in
to which II 10 applied and in this restores 70 health
II II fails the will be returned Price dollar
bottle For sale at Chambers street. Prosstonh Asvee
given when Il 10 needed.
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U0lVHb kcCUrtu UhtlI pHIU TOT.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X COLLINS CO., No. Sc Wall st., N. y
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO. Liverpool.
4. q. ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms Yard. London
JOHN MUNROE & Co., No 28 Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris;
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havfo.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion Specie jewelry precious stones metals
unless fading signed therefor and value there
Of therein expressed.
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dor SALE-A SMALL sLOOP OF ABOUT TEN
u tons, built last summer for = pleasure boat has
sary in boat Of her size. win be sold very low Can be
the carpenters shop Of Mr. McMahon north eide
Of Atlantic basiu Brooklyn Apply on board.
CTEANBOAT FOR SALE-THE STEAMBOAT PRIN-
- cess with her furniture and equipments In good
der having been recently thoroughly overhauled Inquire
Of T. ChAmberlin, II and 70 Robinson street, or to
W. KING 1874 Water street.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A COPPERED AND
copper astensd ship not over three years old Of the
TALLY built good sailer in good order and well furnished
throughout. Apply to A. PATRULLO, 50 Broad street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO ,pnILADEL
and Pier No Msr 1s 1es daily
g sss
h sld 4 Returning leave FEsasiSS'a a. 10
EoR ALBANY,,FARE sl;;-ALBANY AND NEW
~ siss
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
ners only All other trains will start from CITY Ha Sta
ton corner Of Tyon row end Centre street as
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
el ,slse hsapS IN hours
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at o'clock same
Mail Grain, sA NJ Through way trains at lo,1 A. NJ and
Express train, P. NJ Accommodation train, 6 p. M.
Passsngsrs taken ct Chambers Canal Christopher Fous
Sunday trains from Canal street Mt TX A. for Pough
ssH' and Ss AsSn iTgRp at an msy ia
Jersey Railroad from foot Of co:tandt ssrses-Unitsd
M snssSH En- sssss 5i
eshISssS sss
Through baggage agents in and S Pm trains Pas.
THE trains leave.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT;1ToR NEwARK-.FARB
sSs 10 ses T.
$s3ss ssss
rates
no TRAVELLERS GOING sOUTH.--NEW, SUPERIOR
j and Economical Line between Baltimore and Froder
and Raleigh NJ C.-The Well known, swift. safe. and com
running IN connection with the Rohmcnd and Frcdercks
burg and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads Com
and arrives Mt Acqua Creek next ample time
meet with the mail train for the South Passengers by this
favorte and route afforded the opportunity
for enjoying comfortable nights resi- whilst passing down
the Chesapeake Bay for viewing the beautiful
the Potomac river ~ daylight. The improvements which
have recently been made the Powhatan render her. in
point Of expedition safety and comfort all that be de-
sired Frat class passage TO Fredericksburg & to Rich
aris and Ts.hnstsn, s2-msals extra. Forvard Cabin
tersbrrg -mcas lodging free For further infor.
nation or passage apply TO the captan on board
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Agert.
Commerce street wharf. Baltimore.
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EyOR LIvLRPOOI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC, Captain c. LueeThis steamship will
depart. with the Unted States mails for Europe positively
Of Canal No berth till paid for For
elegance and comfort, apply 70
Passengers requested 70 be board at liz A. NJ The
amshp Pacific will succeed the Arctic and sail May
l4th.
DOR LIvERPO0L-THE STEAMSHIP ALPS, CAPT
Wiekman viii sail for Liverpool Thursday 18th in
slant. For freight, apply to
E. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cronsn, will sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas Satur
day. the 9Th Nay Passage Bermuda, $50; to St.
Thomas, w. Apply to Y. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
MAIL Steamers-Ths ships comprising this line the
ATLANTIC. ................Ca Captain West.
-Saptain wye
ARCTIC. ....................Ca Captain Luce
.S1peAh Sonbtock
nADhiAIC ,...,.......;..;. Captain -.
service every has been taken in
In their engnesto strength speed
and their for nequaed for
elegance and comfort.
Price passage from New York Liverpool in first cabin
room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eos
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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MORE AWFUL SUICIDES CAUSED BY THE SPIRIT
WI RappingsGo and see Prof Robert Hellers exposure
other tables put gether but there spirits deal
with Admission, cents Performance evening at
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MEDICAL.

nR. CLARK, 4S CANAL STREET, TWO DOORS EAST
~ OF broadway Office hours from to 10 A. NJ and from
4to9P. NJ
nR. RALPHS OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO IL A. NJ
and to NJ, Sundays excepted, at No. 6As Honttos
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
C7OO OO0 IN BRANDIEs, WINES, WHIsKEYs,
plOV.OVO GIN rum cordials syrups &c. WIN. III.
UNDERHILL offers the above in all the different grades al
twenty cent below other house. Dealers and families
srerespeetfny invited 70 call and judge for Themselves
43tfBroome street.
7S0 BARRELS OF DOVES FALKIRK, CAMP
w BELLS and Youngers Scotch ale; Bass Allsop's East
India pale ale Phadelphia pale ae Guinness and Maud
ers XXX Stout London stout and porter Philadelphia
ter and Xxx stout equal to i'm ported for SALE
dealers or families, by W. H. UNDERHILL 430 Broome st.
RRANDIEs-IN HIGH AND Low GRADES, or
II Oard Dupuy Co.. and Pinet Castillon Co. Eighth,
quarter and half pipes small lot Of choice old brands
in demijohns Connoiseurs requested examine our
stock which variety Of many Of the finest
goods in the market.
PETERS CHAMBERS, Importers, 800 Broadway.
COUNTRY TRADE-CoUNTRY DEALERS SHOULD
rot iaiI to eHamine the extensive stock Of PETERS
CHAMBERS 300 Broadway who offer great
buyers all grades Of wines brandio scgar &c. Liberal
discounts to cash and short time buyers Orders solicited
MUIR & SONS EDINBURG AND INDIA PALE ALE
l and Barclay, Perkins Co.'s London porter in fine
order for family choice old pors sherres Maderas
imported expressly for family trade cabinet grape
leaf and Heidseck ehampagnes fine sauternc hook and
clarct wines; II avana segars &c; for sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS, 800 Broadway.