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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. 80 .Harhct ST., WUmiaGt0u, Del.
GROCERIES CHEAP FOR C.9SH.
THE subscriber having on hand at his Store
No. 53 Market ST., a large and general assert
ment OF fresh and well selected Groceries, takes
this method of informing the citizens Of Elkton
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can be bought either in
the Wilmington or Philadelphia market; and
respectfully solicits call from such as may want
goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere
Also, wines & AiqHOrS.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
LIQU0RS,-of the first and medium quality
Old Coenac Brandy, do pale do, jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy Holland
Gin.
WINES.-Madeira, Port, Tenerifle, Sherry,
Lisbon, aud Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAHELA Whiskey, and
Wine Btters. ANDREW J. GROW,
No. 50 Market ST., door above Miller's
June IS Gm Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
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SATURDAY MORNING JUNE Is 1863

Cure FOR HynGopHoaGA.-The sea-
son of hydrophobia is at hand. Half ii
dozen specifies for its cure have been
given to the public from time to time,
yet we DO not kaop of any cases of
confirmed raIics having been cured.
Still, it becomes men to 'prove all
things,' and We therefore give what a
correspor dent Of the National Era writes
from Millbary, Massachusetts,, as fol-
lows:
Il am now IN my eightieth year, and
have obtained what information | could
both from observation and crtica! study.
1t has lately been discovered that a
strong dccocton made OF the bark OF
the root of the white ash, when drank as
a Medicine, will cure the bite Of mad
dog. This undoubtedly is owing TO the
fact that rattle snakes can be made more
easily to crawl over live fire Goals than
white ash leaves: and they are never
found in the forests where the white ash
grows. Would it not be advisable for
druggists in our large towns and cities
to keep constantly on hand a medicine
prepared from the roots of the white ash.
1t might be the mcans of saving some
valuable lives from sudden and pain
full death"
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The Place TO Buy
FRESH, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS,
Of Rich md Bea0tijW
SPRING .7.N'D SU.K.HEANTILES
i. II. sszpS N,yy STORE

j. IL. Asl9'S 4 ESV STD9eE,
MARKET ST., nearly opposite Johnson's
I'll hotel, where he ol!e,s for sale large and
carefully selected assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Fic'd, plaid.
changeable, pia II coors and black silks. Of all
prices and widths; Lama Cloths, hiouslin dc
BageS, Barcge de LANES, Satin stripe, fg d and
plain Baregcs; French and American Lawns,
AlpacoS, isinghams, Prints and White Goods.
Plaid and plain camhrlc, jaconel Swiss, null
and book Muslns; Swiss and cambria Edgings
and lnscrtngs, French wor ed collars, with
! and without points; cambria Hdkis., Sc.
P.iR.ASOLS and F.INS.--Fig'd, change
abb" and plain ParaSuls, with or without lining.
Fans from cts. to 50, nicely put up in boxes.
GENlLEGENS' IFE.IR.--Rlack, blue,
drab, green and brown wool-dyed Cloths, black
and fancy Cassneres, fashionable styles: fancy
silk and satin veSlings, white, colored Mar
settles do.
CLOTHiNG.-~F Fine black cloth coats; an
assortment OF Spring and Summer coats, vests
and pants at city PRICES.
STAPLES AND SUNDRIES.-Dom
! checks, hickory chambrays, curtain muSlins.
shawIs, hdktS, cravats, hosiery, Dannels. linen
and cotton drills, linens drap'd, coIlonades, Irish
linens, gloves, all prices; bleached and brown
musIins, nank eens, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.--Ladies black and
fancy cold CATERS, buskin shoes, black and
| bronze slippers, chiIdrens shoes, &c. Gentle
mems patent leather, fine calf, goat skin and
stOgie shoes.
| HATS AND CAPS.--Gentemens fine silk
hats; Panama, Leghorn, citizens China Pearl,
Canton straw and palm Leaf hats; the latest
spring aud summer styles, at low prices.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and coffee at prices
to be compared with those Of the city; dairy.
ground alum and ST. ubcs Salt; spices of all
/ kinds, sc.
! QueeHSware and Glass ware Of the newest
| patterns and STYLES. Cali and examine my
| goods before purchasing elsewhere, even if you
do not buy will b" pleased TO show them.
My motto is ''Quick sales and small profits"
JACOB b. ASH.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for Goods AT the highest market prices.
! Ilkton, MAY ii
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Checks. Watches. JewcIry and

SUFFER- V.3RE.--Persons visiting Will
Dmngton would consult their interest by Wis
ltng the establishment OF IlBA FERRIS \
son, corner Of 18th and Market ST., who have
the largest assortment Of the following articles
to be found in the city:-iold Hunting and SIN
glci caseA Patent Lever WATCHES, Of the best
makers; Ladies hunting watches, very small;
GOld chatciaine, neck, vest and fob chains:
Fin" sets oiirweiry, earrings and breast pins, }
finger rings, medallion gold pens and pencils,
bracelets, cuff pins, seals, sleeve buttons. spec
Iacles and thimbIcs. The finest assortment OF
Silver Ware Of the Elizabethanc, Gothic, Tus-
can, Threaded AMI plain Patterns, consisting of
Forks, Spoons, butter knives, sugar spoons, salt
and mustard spoons, ladies &C., &C. We also
keep the celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE ofbcautlul patterns, most equal TO sol
il silver Agency for Ropp'S celebrated ''scl-
enlidc niche Gold PENS" the best article ever
manufactured.
L~E+Clocks and Watches repaired in the best
manner and warranted TO give satisfaction.
mar. II '52--Gm.
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CLOTHING e..

4 J. SCOTT & BRO, have just opened an
u. extensive assortment of superior Ready.
made clothing, Of every quality and variety
adapted TO the season, which they are prepared
TO sell al the lowest
CITY CASH PRICES.
Their stock consisting Of men and boys wear
has been carefully selected, and their dctcrmi.
nation is 10 keep up at all times
.Nea0, Freh and Ljreiy Stock;
superior in every respect 10 the class of cloth
ing heretofore and now sold in this market
CLOTHING WARE ROOMS,
Opposite the Fouatain Inn, Elkfon, (up stnirS.)
where every advantage for selecting, fitting and
trying on garments will be afforded.
n. b. Clothing made TO order equal in all
respects 10 the finest city customer work.
May 18th '53.
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VOL. XII.---No 49


The Southern Ladies Book for May, Edited by
Mrs. l.. Virginia French date Miss Smith
reached US few days ago. 1t contains many
interesting articles, and is fine number. II
has two well executed steel engraving; one a
portrait OF The editor, Mrs French, who is one of
the best female writers of the Countrywide
other the ssRaisng OF Lazarus" We copy from
it the following:
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Henry G9aY.
BY GEORGE d. pRENTICE.

BY GEORGE u. PRENTICE.
With voice and men of stern control
He stood among the great and proud,
And words Of fire burst from his soul
Like lightningS RON the tempest cloud;
His high and dealhicSS themes were crowned
With glory of his genius born.
And gloom and ruin dartiy irowned
Where tell his bolts o! wrath and scorn.
But he is gone, the free. the bold,
The champion at the conntry'S right;
His burning eye IS dim and cold,
And mute his voice Of conscious might.
Oh no, not mute--his stirring call
Can startlt tyrnn,s on their thrones,
And on the hearts OF nations fail
More awful than his living tones.
The impulse that his spirit gave
To human thoughts wild, stormy sea,
Will hcave and thrill through every wave
Ofthat great deep cternally;
And :he all-circing atmosphere,
With which is bIenl his breath Of flame,
VIII sound, with cadence deep and clear.
In storm and calm, his voice and name.
His words that like bugle blast
FIRST rang along the Gr"cian shore,
And DER the hoary Andes passed,
VIII still ring on for rvernorc.
Great Liberty will catch the sounds,
And start TO newer, brighter life,
And summon from East!'s utmost bounds
Her children to the glorious strife.
Uunumbered pilgrims DER the wave,
In the far ages vet to he.
Will come 10 lncpI beside His crave,
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TESTIMONY TO THE Worm OF THE
Poor have read books enough, and
observed and convrrsed with enough of
eminent and splendidly cultivated minds,
too, in nay time; but assure YOU have
heard higher sentiments from the lips
of poor, uneducated men and women,
when eXertng the spirit of severe but
gentle heroism, under difficulties and
Affections, or speaking their simple
thoughts as to circumstances in the lot
OF friends and neighbors, than ever
yet met with out Of the pages of the BIZ
ble.-WGher Scott.
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A FRENcHMAN's ENGLIsH.-"Mlne
iren have you seen Won little poodle
dog, with his tail slit and his ears cut
short off behind, what | did lose next
week, as was walking up de revere in
de steamboat ~
81 did not, Monsieur, but expect to
every minute"
"Begar, if he be drown, | will kill him
SIX times in two places"
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Ess3yEDV Az!
WILMINGTON Dry GOOD STORE
NEW STOCK OF
SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS.

w L now take this method of informing our
w friends and customers Of Cecil comfy, that
we have remove our Store to No. - Mnrhci
~. Wilmington, Del, 4 doors below Sd street
where we intend keeping large assortment Of
all kinds of Domestic and Faucy Dry Goods, as
follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Rich black
silks most approved makes, Brocadr, Change
able. Solid CoIorcd, Strp'd and Plaid silks;
Paris cut Baragns, Plain do. Printed do, Plaid
and rtrlp'd do: alt wool De Lanes, baragn 40;
Bgal Slams, Ma ,ona Cloths, De Bage - and
u cents; English Chlntzes, Swiss Mus!ns.
EmroiderirS Of all descriptions, Glngham,,
Parasois, Shaw! for the Spring.
ChDTHS, &c.--Cluths, Cas>imertS, Vest
ingS, satnerts, Linen DrilIingS. Bed Tickngs,
Table Linens. Towclllng Printed and EmhoSs.
ci Table Covers, Shecting and ShriIng. Mus
lin and Linens, Hosiery and Gloves, Umbrel.
las. Window Shades, &c.
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IFCall on business man at bust
ness times only, and on business; trans
act your business, and 60 about your
business, in order to give him time to
finish his business.-Duhe Of Yelling
ton.
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GREAT ATTRACTION,

NNM. TORBERT has now opened his new
w and we'll selected stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, all OF which he is offering very
cheap, His stock consists in part of
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WHAT IT APPLIES To.-The saving
that "there is more pleasure in giving
than receiving" is supposed to apply
chiefly to medicine, kicks and advice.
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Domestic muslins. bleached ditto, Summer pant
stntf in great variety. cloth, cashmere, tweeds,
alpaca, brocade. popns, bed ticking, check
shifting. stripe do, &c.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. lapr9
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TrRcmcmber, that every loathsome
inmate OF Penitentiaries and State Pris-
ons, was once gentle, inoflensive and
pratling child; and every criminal who
has eXpiated hIs crimes upon the gal
lows, was once pressed to mothers
breast, and drew from her bosom his
life-giving nourishment. Bad moral
training, wrong influences, and debas-
ing examples 90 their work, and trans
form endearing offspring to frrocions
men, who shock humanity by the foul
ness of their guilt and the monstrous
audacitv of their crimes. Yet how
seldom has one Of these diretul trans
formations been effected without the aid
OF strong drink
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WHOLE No 62l
JUST GEsESEED!
A NEW STORE,
Opposite the F'oantajn Inn, Eikton.

Opposite the FoGntain Inn, Elhton.
4 J.sCOTT & BRO, respectfully announce
"A. to their friends and the public, that they
have just returned from the city with an extcn-
siye and entirely
New Stock of Store Goods,
of every description and variety, suited 10 the
demands of the market. Their stock has been
selected with great care,--all fresh and season.
able, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceriea, Hard
ware, Queenswarc, Cedarware, Boots and Shoes !,
Hats and Caps. with general variety OF all
the wares usually kept in the retail line.
We hope our friends will give US call and
examine our goods. as it is our intention TO sell
al the very lowest rates, and accommodate with
articles and price all who may favor us with
call. We particularly invite the attention Of
the ladies to our superior stock OF Dress Goods
before making their purchases elsewhere. We
hope by close atteGlon to business, and BY The
advantageous prices of our goods to merit Il
liberal share ofpubic patronage.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for goodsa the highest market prices.
May 18th 1853
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SPRING 1853,

SPRING 1853.
20 TO KENNAKD & CO., if you want 10
VI buy cheap and good goods. They invite
all to call and see them at their newly fitted u n
store, where they may expect TO find new and
clean stock. and examine for yourselves lap 30
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS,
" Colorcd and Black silk Shawls,
Fis'd and Plain Swiss Goods,
French Lawns, an d
Wool De Bage, opened this week, at
MAY BROWN s. FOARD'S.
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d@rpcEing.

Brussels Tapestry, Three Ply, Superfnc and
common Ingram, Entry and Stair Carpets, rang.
ing in price from l2a cents to S 80 per yard,
inrluing Rag Carpets from % cents To better
GRADES, oil cloths, canton matings. window
shades and blinds, stair rods, carpet racks. &c.
would further state that ! am constant AT
trnden, on the large and regular Auction sales
that take place in Philadelphia every week
where buy many excellent bargains and cheap
goods, thus being able to offer many induce
meAts thIt others cannot offer.
would call the particular attention of the
ladies TO my stock OF CioakiMg CLOTHS, and new
STYLE trimmings for Dresses and clouhS. together
with wide Nnntiia Deireis, and in fact to my
very large assortment Of goods for ladies wear.
My old friends in Cecil and elsewhere, with
the public in general, are solicited to rive our
stock an examination before making their pur-
chascs Merchants supplied at Wholesale pri-
ces. Particular attention given to orders,
JOHN S. kFNNARD.
Wilmington, Dec l. No, st Market st.
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Never were there days more dreary-
Al mel
Never heart than mine more weary,
All met
For the eye thai mine delighted
Never shall | see,
And the love nursed is bIighted-
All me
When | wander down the meadow
On my heart then falls shadow
All me!
Butter-cups are yellow, very;
Pink is vale and lea;
But she's gone who made them merry
All me
When the evening winds are signing,
All me
When the plaintve dove is crying,
All me
To their wall my heart replying
Evermore will be,
Brooding where the loved is lying
All me
Oh, the path tread is lonely
All mel
And my heart keeps signing only,
A Inc!
By the dark and solemn river
She who walked with me
Sleeps for ever and for ever
All me
Godey's Lady's Booh, for July has also bee,
received. Iii well e1abellished with fashion
plates, model cottages, and embroidery work
and likewise has fine steel engraving in sever
tableaux, entitled "Creaton." 1t is well ill
ed with numerous articles in prose and poelr,
from American writers.
Tie National Mugazine.-Th July numbe
Of this excellent work is on our table. W.
know Of no more readable magazine. 1t la!
portraits Of LongielIow aud Dr.. Bunting Q
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IT, The following story is going the
rounds Of the English papers;-"Two
sons Of noblemen, at school at Eton,
were asked to Windsor Castle to spend
the day with Tie Prince Of Wales. His
highn@ss having in the course of the
days amuSements given himself some
airs wEiah the Young Etonians had no
relish for, on. Of them gave him sound
drubbng. The circumstance reached
the ears Of the Queen, who, having az
certainad on inquiry that her son had
given sufficient provocotIon to merit the
thrashing, had the good s-aSr to express
sed her satisfaction at the lesson taught
him"
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We had sweet dreams the other night,
When all around was still
We drrnnrd we saw host OF folks
Pay up their printers bill
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Spring s. Summer Clothing. &C.

BRADBURY, in the "IIollow," nearly OPP
ID posile McCauley's Blacksmith shop, has
just received fine assortment of Spring and
Summer Clothing, all of which he will sell
low tor cash or country produce.
Clocks as usual, in great variety. Also, a
splendid assortment Of fancy articles.
HrambIc, Grass and Grading Scythes,' at
%. 37l and so cents, each; fine steel.
Elkton, Apr %
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Mourning Goods.

Mourning Goods.
Rornbazines, Silk Tissues.
MousiIn De LANES, AlpacaS.
De B1ge. Cut bargrs.
Blrage De LANES. Kid Gloves.
Gl09hum.. Love Geis.
Callcoes. Black ;hrh-t $iawls,
English Grapes, Mouroine Collars.
All persons visiting Wilmington, VIII find II
to their advantage 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere. at GEO. S. CLARN'S
New Store, No. ~ Market ST., Wilmington.
Apr Ii 3m 1 doors below Bird st.
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Misunderstanding of bores, we
can scarcely imagine one capable of
inilicting more twisting misery than an
intoIerabIe whistlrr.-A fife we can
stand, when all the nation is earned
and equpped," &C., on training day,
and a drum. with its fang, serves to
drown its screams; hut to listen to a
poor air, badly murdered by a poorer
puckere;, we prefer death in some ca
sier if not quicker way. We always
think Of the French stage driver, who,
being very much annoyed by such a
bore, suddenly turned upon him with,
"Niy frien, vat for you all time vissel!
\ on loss your dog, chi"
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CURTAIN CALICOES. Just received. a
" large lot ofcurtain calicoes which are 20
ing al 81 cents per yard; call soon and seq them
Apr9 BROWN & FOARD.
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Guinness HnsE.--A fine lot Of all kinds
" for sale cheap, by kENNARD s Co.
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SPRING AND SUMMER

Dry Goods, which they will sell vely low for
cash. We therefore invite our friends AID
customers, with the public generally, TO call
and examine our stoc for themselves before
purchasing, and We are confident their eXpec-
tatons will be fully realized Oul sioc con-
ssls in part Of rich dress goods, such as
Barage dc LANES, French Gineham
BarGges, American do
Silk Poplins, Engish Prints,
MuuslIn de Bage, American do
French Lawns, Plain and Dotted Swiss,
American do Cam bIIc Musins,
Lace Sleeves, Edg'ugs and Inserings,
cambria do collars and cuffs,
Embroldcrles and Lace Goods, &c.
C.7SSIliERES, TESTS, &c.
DOMESTIC Goops. - Bleached and bro.n
sheeins, shifting, pant stuff, ginghans, stripe
and plaid checks, Furniture coilons, 81.
Choice Groceries. Elkton, apr %
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LA DIES.

A fine assortment Of Dress Silks, Bareee de
II LANES, mOnsIin de Bcges, A lpaeas, Cling
hams and Prints, are 10 be found at J. B. AsH's
New Store. fapr
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A superior lot orGenlleman's Patent Leather
Il Shoes, Ladies Caters, misses shoes, &c. +,
for sale by WIN. TORBERT.
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NEW OPENING.
AT THE OLD STAND OF

w NJ NJ. kENNARD & CO.-Our motto
w Orr goods are as cheap as any, md cheaps,
than many. The subscribers having enlarged
therSlore house, and remodeled theirsl store room,
and what is more important than all, have flied
il with a most hcaulilIl and dnsirnhle stock Of
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England besides other ensravings, and 96 pages
OF interesting reading.
North British Rericlc for Nay, l.. Scott &
Cos Republication. This is an interesting
number as will be seen by the following list OF
contents; Macg!IIjoIay's British Birds; Inter-
national Relations Bunscn's HippoIylus; En-
4iish HcXamcters; The Reign Of Female Novel
lists; Memoirs ct French Professionalism Life
nnder an Italian Drspotism; GIimpscs orPootry;
The Higher instruction and its Representatives
in Scoland Wellington in the Peninsula; Lay
ards Assyrian Disruyerles.
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TEAS! TEAS!
a ESQ,

Good new crop Mobile Sugar, Stewards crush
ed. pulvelzed and clarified sugars. In store
now at BROWN II FoARp's.
Feb. IS, 80.
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DL.lCK SIX L.4CE FEELS, only 375 cents
ID apiece, at BROWN 4 FOARD'S.
Also, an extensive assortment of black silk
Lace for trimming Vizelts, Kid.fnished silk
Gloves, Lace mitts, cambria Hdkls., Swiss In
sorting and Edgings, needle worked collars,
neck ribbons, &C., reed in store this week, by
Apr BROWN & FOARD.
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MANCHESTER GINGR.eMS 10 cents per
III I'd, Barge dc Lame, l23 cts per yd.
Apr l6 VIM. ToRRERT.
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G TR.4IF MATTING and OIL CLOTH.--
~ GA red check and white mating, sd and
"A Of the very best quality aud make. in store
and for sale cheap, by Brown & FoAGp.
I OOKING GL.4SSES.--A large assortment
IL for sale by J. b. ASH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05
FANCY FURs.

IvURs AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE-DUPLIoATEs
Of al the shapes In the Exhibition manufactured with
Who greatest oare In variety Of r from ohoos skins
Arc now selling b ths subsoribs a. moderate prices. Also
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sable, royal crmns cable
mink ssono martin Buenos Ayres ohnehiA Russian lynx
and ess variety q ether ohoi0: fur Ladies snS yster
op. preparatory V their supplying shesclyos vh fu
COR the seAso0 CHARLES COOK.
Several Of stuffed sAbes and eFmlacs SALE well
worthy tho aonon Of nauxass, which arrived tco lats
foS The Crystal Palace.
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AIDES FANCY FURS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
IL Of rich fancy furs Of a Nations ready
speoon and will be found to comprise the greatest and
pets tsmss and other fashionable garments In fu
Of imperial Russian sable among this collection and
the further expectation Of these skins pro
hbited by the sutocra ladies will find the present most
desirable opportunity OF purchasing
GkO BULPiN No. s6l Broadway.
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pUCKlEY'g OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL, $50
- Broadway, near ihe s.; Nj holas Hotclopen every
night by the celebrated Buckeys New Orleans Serenader
tie oldest established md most talented company
ence be the to introduce harmony into nthopsn
entertainment the first to sing operate Chores perform
Burlssaue Operas 49, a. aewiso all operstis phgrusss
penso of labor and eaent by Buseys serenaeers The
cement has the honor of that the Concerts
this Company will still be conducted In It's present fashion,
able syle"n without yulgarity Concert at
~ O'Clock Admission, Is cents.
BUCKLEYS, Projectors.
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY Muoical Director.