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every fa..lssy should lave = Convs,

Every family should Is;aye a Copy.,s
N. h'uaiaad!e Book, only Is cts. per con-. -
MAN, Know TaTsELF.
EAR. Hunters Medical Marual and Hand Book for
NJ the afflicted Containing outline of the rgin
progress treatment and Of every form of disease on
racted by promscuous sexual intercourse hy siflse
by sexual excess with advice for tbsr rreYs,t;on.
written in familiar style, avoiding all u,edc,i
ties and everything that would offend the er of decenc
from there's of some 20 successful practice ~
svel devoted to the cfe of diseases OF delicate or nr
To which is added receipts for the cure of the bcv dis
and treatise the symptoms and cure Of
the Fever and Ague for 20 cents copy ax copies ST.
will be forwarded to any part of the
U. S. by mail free of postage Address postpaid Box
1856 Post Office. the author 81 North SeveLth street
Philadelphia.
$50. Dollars Forfeit.
Dr. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case
of disease that may under ms matter
how long standing afiiicting Either invited
his private 80 North Seventh street PhiIadelpha
without of interruption from Other patients Stran
and others who have been unfortunate i'll the selection
of physician invited to call.
IMPoTENCY-Through unrestrained indulgence, of the
passions by self abuse the evils numerous
Premature impotency involuntary seminal discharges
ing OF the organs loss OF memory dsaste for female So
ciet general debility constitutional arrangement
follow necessary consult the doctor with
fdenee; he offers perfect cure. S
Read and reAect!-fhe afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and nmanv
their lives in the hands of physicians ignorant of this
of maades 1t is certainly impossible for one man N
understand all the ills human family are subject to
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch in
which he is successful than his brother professors
and to that he devotes most of his time and study.
Years of practice exclusively devoted the study
treatment of diseases of the sexual organs together with
ulcers upon the body throat or legs pains in the head
bones mercural sheumatism structures gravel regu
ariies diseases arising from youthful mpari
ties of the blood whereby the constitution has become
enfeebled enables the doctor to offer speedy relief all
who may place themselves under his care. =
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States
| Price, S., and $40, per package. I1s5-Iy
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DR. J. B. ANARCHISTS CELERATEED
~ CATHOLICON-FOR THE RELIEF
AND CURE OF SUFFERING FEMAIS

IL stands pre-eminent
for its curative powers
in all the diseases for
which il is recommen-
:ded, usually called Fe-
male Complaints; far
surprising other mode
If treatment in being
certain, less expensive
and leaving the system
in a better condition.
Let all interested call
and obtain a pamphlet
free, containing ample
proof from the most res
pectable sources, Of the
beneficial results of its
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DONNETTS.-Those persons that have been witt
- ing fr the lat, styles of Bonnetts, can now see
them and buy then :ess than they be bought
for at any other place in the follwng late styles
nre Pearl and satin braid, embry satin braid,
aboni. straw florence and tuscan, linen braid white
chip, &C., Mt
May "a. 1858. JAMES fwITT d Co.'S
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" O TIn

~ TICE.
( AeLL those iBisbtevfAto the subscr;h.r r. p
H count will confer particular favor bv ct,; OF nc
81 A. Gillelt at his residence in Ravennn and
sen1c wiffoBt delay. 8 K& II A GifhE.FTrf
Kavenna, March 28th, 1855. g
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Saws.

SPEAR,,& Jackson's Hand Saws also cross
eeut, TenoD, Rip. Felly and Web Saws ut
90 ..-. FRASERS. :
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ALL FASHION HATS.
FOR H653.
No. . Pine Street,
New York City.
MAY 9d 1854

NM hnvc mnde an arrangement with the extensive
Wv Firm of WILLIAMS s. CUNNINGHAM, No. Pine
Street, New York, whic, will enable reduce the
prices of Goods least 25 per We will sell Hats
which We formerly sold for SIS for At, No which we
sold for 81 for 81 every thing in our line IN proportion.
We receive this morning cases of Goods and we have
% The road The largest Stock of Hats, CnPs,
and Bonnets brought 10 This town We have bat
one price for goods, below you will find the prices:
~, f. MoI : No I Drnh I'D,
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@aszh HO FOR THE VEST
Ss TfOR SKBE,--A House and lot OF
III E GHesnuS Street will be sold cheap
g,i5 10: JAMES MoLoWNY.
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SiXPENCE PRINTS New styles ano
~ fast colors, Gnghams and best il the market foI
Is yard. Lawns from 6dto 2s ynrd can be found
ut HoRR's.
Q
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NROCkERY.-Al large assortment just re-
" ceived selling very cheap, at
Irlv & InRRi
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DUTTERi BUTTER!-A, the Shaiers
willie cheap store, you gel fourteen per
pound for good butter goods al lower figures than
any OF our neIShbors selling al.
u Bring your butter.
Nav To- A. V. HORR
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WBONNET1S. BUNNETTS.--Cail al
III D Horr's and see those bonneits for one dollar,
new styles just received; also silk bonnes, panama
hats, canton lIats &c.
juno 81. - ------..-- -
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THE BEEEn OF, THE sTATr.r

i 10 nj NEW aI -, V@ Ax4A SIATAs
~ adr,;..d u ~, splendid cook stove which has bee
e5e' Henuav 80 has been introduced both 70
~ orsr",,on M M construction and the perfect manner
- 'urs-
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Deerfcd, Day g. wann; Edinburgh, d. Bostwck
franklin Mills, JW. Cone; StreeShoro, &bcll& Ihemp
son; Aurora. c. & G. II. Harmon; Mantun II. q. I
g. Bradley Hiram N. &. Mecker, Garrettsvilo, J, ii
SgraGne, Windham, Parsons s. Root Newtes Fails,
CampbeiL
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THE MARKETS.

bALTImoEE, Jau. 22.-The steamers news
has unsettled the Flour market to- day, and we
cosd not hear Of any sales. There were
buyers at s. I2le5 l64 for Howard street, but
holders refused 10 take less than s. 25. Sales
OF red Wheat at 81 l5al II cts, and white at
81 l9al q. Sales Of white Corn at 81 10 60
cents.
New YORK, Jan 22.-rhere is an active ems
curry for Flour. Sales Of 5000 bills. State
brands at at S. 50 to 5 SO, and Southern a, SIS
Is 10 Is. Wheat ia steady demand. Genes
see 81 80 to 3d. red 81 90 to / %. Sales
OF $4,000 bushels Corn ALL TO ~ Cts for white
and - cents for prime mixed.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The steamer Pacific
sailed 10 LAY for Liverpool. with fift> Ska mas
seazers-no specie. Among her passengers
is - Hon. Caleb Lyon, of New York. Also,
J11Ee James, OF Pennss lvaaia, United States
Consul IL Alexandria. III Egypt.
iue ship - GEORGE, from Liverpool, for
New lolk which was burnt 1T sea on the Gath
December, j. valued, with her cargo, at 5000
uo0, or ~ hich there is u large insurance in the
NV Iura Offices.
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HuiFAN. Jan. 92-Fhe steamer Eurapa
trnEs uesy&H,s ina, the steamer CITY Of las
gov. bound from Liverpool 70 Philadelnha
wasTa1 .al.. on the 9th inst, off Rock Light,
rs the steamer Ear, otLsnsdale. and her round
house auj mz"n shrouds torn ewav. She
We toHcI into port for repairs aud was ex>
certej 70 sail again On the 9th
A.l,ha circulars agree in quoting the Liy-
,-7oa. agradsufs market DAN. Flour-Canal
17a-,e t Baltimore and Philadelphia 2Sa2Ss
t.. Tatss are the reliable figures.
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appointments By the PreSiden

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2l.-The President has
appointed Alton K. EasIon as sub-t!easurer al
-, Louis.
Tue Secretary of State appointed Mr.. Ste
yeas OF Maryland as bearer OF dispatches to
Nicaragua. He is The brother-in-aw Of the
Charge there.
The grand jary to-day indicted Wm. B
>asser, late Clerk IN the Treasury Depart
l7ear, tor murder, by administering slyrchnne
20 Young woman under peculiar crcumst stan
ges. BAH was refused, and he was committed
II ff.aI.
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Poltticiaae a. Concord " H.

CoNcoBD Jan. 20.-Lieutsnant Governor Sand
ford, Z. Church, S. C. w. Wright, Peter Cagger
and Benz 4tliG Welsh, Jr arrived from Albany thit
afternoon, aud dined at The Eagle Hotel. The fol-
owing arrived yesterday: From New York City,
:! Z. Newton, J. H. Hart, T. II Hart, aud John V
Z. Ptuyni from Cleveland, OhoiGen. Wilson ano
:. Fitch Judge Beardslee of Utica, and Pear
BOZ, u Troy They come to oppose the appoint
tneLt Of Mr.. DickinsO TO seat in the Cabinet.
The cars are just in, but the Dickinson Commit
tet mas rot CONE Gen. Pierce is al home.
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lERRIBLE SHIPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE.
he English ship Successor lying in Ma.
1Tus ROADS, having on board two hundred and
iOrIy-iour persons and great number of hor-
ses, foundered at her anchors, in sight of hmm.
dreds + people, on the 9Th OfOctober last
She vas totally lost, drowning eighty-six men,
and all the horses. Safety lines were project.
ed from shore By means Of rockets, but the
AeipIrssness of the officer in charge, who VIZ s
Intoxicated at the time, rendered them of no
HyHif. ~
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" aghingtOa Af0irs

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-Tne Senate to day
"as IN secret session nearly three hours, on the
DOMINATION OF SenstJ Badger. MIR Underwood
ana Fitzpatrick strongly opposed the confir nation
mainly on the ground Of non-residence No action
was had on it,
The Senate has confirmed number ofNaval PRO
motions and appointments,
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III IInrllfner lfiRcs .

WAsHixGTo~, Jan. 22t.-rbe Onion" of
,bfs maroiag saws that DIR. GARDENERS party
~, uill-. TO swear to the existence Of the al
Iace5 mines. Tnev also assert that they offer
ed - show ;Ic Commissioners the mines, but
,hn ln-t.r -tfn.rA 10 tnlInw their GIEecl.ons.
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Alieged COHSDiracU.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2I.-Two large deal
als OF this city have recently failed, with liza.
o.ilIles 10 the amount of $500, 600. They were
arrested to-day charged with conspiracy TO
cetraud their creditors, and held to bail in the
sum Of $4,000 each.
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Nv NarK. Jan. 9t.--In the case of Cant.
vag.ham. indicted fer causing the explosion
81 Aa.,5 tae steamer Reindeer, last summer
uarse., number Of lives we're lest, on trial
I'd the Circuit Court, the jurN to-day came
re Conf al stated they were unable 10
,-s.e. They stood 4 10 e.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2I.-The upper part Of tho
Louisville Hotel was destroyed by fire here
last night. Tn ground floor was saved. The
oss IS estimated at $4,000. Ovens hotel Is as
Gu!nJured.
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EEtenSire Clock Fastorv Burnt

HARTFORD. CT, Jan. 2I.-The extensive. clock
factory IN Bristol, belonging to MI Brown, was
!otaHy consumed by fire ast night, together W In
gu Inc valuable machinery and materials The
insurance Of $4,000 1t is not known how the
Ire originated
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BY james NJ. Taylor.

ii ALUABLE LOT AT ROCKETS AT
AUG rION.-Will De sold on FRIDAY. the
2lst inst at O'Clock 2. NJ upon the premises, that
lot of ground situated Rockets street. nearly Cd
posite Messrs. Haskns libby's warehouse, aud
on which now stands bowling saloon.
The lot fronts 30 feet ON Rockets street and runs
back $50 feet more or less to Poplar street. Prop.
erty 10 this neighborhood has rapidly improved for
some time past and upon the completion of the
works now going on, this lot must become valuable
a situation for wareh Juse store of any kind
Terms: l3 cash balance at and IL months for
notes with interest added and secured by a trust
deed
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
ia 10-td Auct'r
POstpOnement.-Thea above sale is necessarily
postponed to TUESDAY, the 25th inst b., al the same
hour.
jazz J. NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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BY Wellington GOddfn.

MI osT VALUABLE CENTRAL REAL
Az ESTATE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi
o pes soid on Tuesday, the lst day Of February,
300 upon the premises, commencing at o'clock,
inc following Real Estate, situated on College,
D D street and Jail Avenue, viz: the Framed
D"eiilng now in the occupancy of Mr. E P. Town.
sena, Ironing soout e6 feet College street, (op-
Posite the Medical Collegs) running back 1874 feet
Inc mouse is in good repair has nine rooms is ia.
sured Tor about $4,000, and now rents for $500 per
annum Also, vacant Lots adjoining, on the North
and South, each fronting 80 feet on College street
running BACK ia feet Also, most valuable Build
ing Lot, near the residence of j. w. Randolph. ESQ
fronting BAN feet on Broad street, running bacn
about 100 feet Also, Building Lots, each fronting
street running from Broad street to the Ran
Schoolhouse. 10"
The above Real Estate being in the central part of
the city, and in most respectable neighborbood
oners great Inducements to those who may be dis.
posed to invest their funds judiciousy
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at 3, 6 and o
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust ceed, or title retained. The taxes for the
present ear to be paid by the purchaser.
jail w. GODDIN Auctr
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BY James M. TayI0r.

OK LOTS IN SIDNEY FOR SALE.-
~ Win be sold On Tuesday, lst of February, at 4
O'Clock, upon the premises, six Building Lots stu.
ated in the town Ct Sidney, opposite Warsaw, each
fronting about 80 feet on Main street, and running
back ABOUT los feet.
These Lots have fine elevation, and are about the
prettiest in the neighborhood for building purposes.
Terms made known On the day of sale
ia a4-td JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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DAINTED BUCkETs.-l0Od dozen assorted
colors, daily expected. For sale by
ja2i w S d q DOMAIN No l9 Pear! 81.
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.fpgointmeRt Of Attornev Geaerol

= -IVtV' 'Fty NtItSF IT.
BosToN, Jan. 22-The Hon. Rufus Choa;e
has been appointed by the Governor Attorney
Q ne -at ut the State Of Massachusetts,.
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ENOR SALE.-The desirable three story BRICK
l. Dwelling HOUSE, situated on Franklin street,
between Sd and 4th streets, now occupied by Mr..
w Jenkins The hor.e is in excen; order hav
ing been recently modernized contor tabiy WARM
ed with patent hot cir furnaces, and well lighted
with gas, and has eleven rooms The kitchen and
servants rooms unusually good. For terms apply
to WELLINGTON GODOIN.
ia OFF
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Arrival Of the Steamer Cherokee-Late,
from HaraRa.

NEW ORLEANS, January 90 The steamer Che.
'eEee has arrived here, bringing FIVE days later &C.
vices from Havsna.
Tue steamer Ii Dorado, for Navy Bay, was in
port
The advlces from Havana are unimportant.
Ihe smallpox still prevailed to a fearful extent
bls!ness was steady, but without activity.
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DA II TAk-COnsumpIf0n Cured
" The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat diseases of the Liver and
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 BaltimoI street.
Baltimore.
Mas. B. g. NoRRIs-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with irequen. hemor-
Images OF the lungs, attended with painful cough
rried various remedies, and had the bes, medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
1T Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
T Beware of counterfeirs. The genuine arti.
Gle Is for sale by
?. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
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THE LATEST WIS.
Important from FTortda-Deciardtioa o.
War b. the Indians Ramored Massacre
II 10, yIo,liuS and has farce

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-The Southern Mai
this morning brings nothing yon3 savannah
The Savannah Courier has letter from Flo
,;ds which states that the Indians have for
uallv declared war against the United States ;
and painful rumor prevailed that Gen. Hop
rms and his force tad been massacred.
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John X. ID. Payne, Salesman.

OALE OF FURNITURE, &c, AT AUG
j. TION-Haying sold my unexpired lease OF the
FIoyd House, will sell ut public auction at said
tn,;se an Tuesday next the 18th instant, at ten
o,cIock, ali line FURNITURE in the house, con-
s;s,;ng IF The usua! variety found in a boarding
house 80
,vor,n. credi, for approved negotiable notes, all
s,,,,s under ,hst amount cash. Sale conducted by
X Payne JOHN n 'EA En'
Ia y
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BY Davenport, Allen q Co.

BY Davenport, Allen q TO.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. AT AUG.
ID TION-On Wednesday, Goth January, we
will sell at 10 o'clock, at auction store la &c
assortment of fresh and desirable Goods for Win
ter Gales, consisting Of
Gents fine Calf Boots
Mems and Boys heavy Winter Boots
Mems Hungarian Winter do
Mems and Boys sewed and pegged Brogans and
Brogues
Youths Boots and Shoes
Womens' and Misses Buskns, Ties, Boots, &c.
Silk Hats
Sole Leather, &c
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; 500 and over. four
months credit for approved paper.
ial3 DAVERPOkT, ALLEN g. CO.
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BY George j. samner.

By George J. sumner.
ID EAL ESTATE ON UNION HILL AT
~ AUCTlON-On Monday Afternoon, the
3lst instant, at O'clock, upon the premises, will
be sold at Auction, two Lots of Ground located On
Union Hill, Immediately adjoining the property
known as the seven Chmneys. fronting ON Union
street 50 feet, and running back lac feet, upon
which, stands frame Dwelling House containing
rooms, with excellent well OF water in the
yard.
TERMs-One-third of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in two equal payments at and
l2 months, interest ado ed secured by negotiable
notes, satisfactorily endorsed the title withheld
until the whsle is paid. By request of the owner
ia 2O-td GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct
DUBLIC sALE.-On TUESDAY, the 25tn of
January next, if fair, if not the next fair day
thereafter, will offered for sale the tract of land
which the subscriber now resides containing
435 Acres, one-fourth of which is in original
growth, the balance cleared and in second growth
Pine. 1t lies in The county OF Chesterfield, twenty
miles from Richmond, and one aud half miles
from Tomehawk depot, on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad. The wood land 10 heavily tim
oered with oak, suitable for Slaves, which at the
present price of barrels and being near q railroad
renders it valuable. creek runs through the
place. giving fair proportion OF Hat land,
Of which is very god, aud has been made secure
from treshets. There are all necessary out build
ings, most OF which are in good repair. The barn
is very large and has Threshing Machine at
tached. The dwelling contains six rooms and has
been lately repaired. Tnere is an ice.house with
pond very near, well stocked with fish. There are
coed orchards, including young one OF three
years old, of choice trees from MIR. Sintons Muir.
sery. The well of water in the yard cannot be-
surpassed. A further description is unnecessary,
as persons disposed to purchase are invited to Jew
the premises which will Ia Ike oleasureln showing
At the same time and place will be sold the crops
of Corn, Fodder, Oats &c. together with the stock
of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Plantation Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known ON day of sale. My ad
dress 10 HAllsboro'.
de 2i-2awtd WIN. +. LOCkSTT.
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EOk SALE, CHOICE BREEDS OF
l. FOWLS
! pair yellow Shanghaes, weight per pair is lbs
1 DO white Shanghaes, 90 GO do Is lbs
do Cochin China's, (bred from imported
Fowls)
do Golden Spanged Fowls, imported
DO black Spanish do
DO Cumberland do
10 do young Shanghaes ana Cochin Chuas
The above named Fowls are pure aud most of
them imported. Address T. S. e., box III Lynch.
burg Va ia 2l-STa Ih~
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4 SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY lsund,
IA which tie owner can have by applying to the
fetscrIber I'D paying for this advertisement.
Js2z-3s' JOS II. C0LQUIIT.
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ADJUSTMENTS

=--A AN USEMENTS
THEATRE.
Ne Me's =, TAYLOR & CLARKE,
=, ........--.....-..Sta Stage Manass,,
Monday, January X4ah, 1879
sofia, sat- r1koPLE's LAWYER.
n nb,.. .Shihgie-.. Mr. r. MI,
Ssooess---.-.. ~ burke
.-......... Miss Cspneii
:: :. -:..-.....- Mile Theodore
T;,O.. TOODLEs.
.aihothy Toodles. uc
Mts Toodies Mrs w Ward
- : = Mrs CAMEL
an aS OLtu hiiNsTREIs--
AZ oDD FELLOWS HALL.
ne IT., so9 m, named celebrated Troupe os Nil.
l. uels gu give Two CONCERTS =. ~ MINIS
lows hall on Monday and Tuesdsv Fya at ood Eel
-1'h ana @oth, upon which occasion thew vii ,sh'
luce number oi new Sougs Glees and Ch A'tp-
MS troupe conlss of several tale nted ~ ses'
smal! bills. F"i"eoiafS see
admission % cents Doors omen a, Az ,,o,..,.
performances to commence at 7 X O'clock !, 20
GRAND EAHIBITION OF sTA CITaEv
'lNHE largest collection ia the world con,nrii
Il over 6oO Figures, designed to represen, ,bSS
leading events in the life of the Saviour from, ,h
AnnunG'ation to the Virgin Mary, to the Ascension
y, our Lotu, tePt esented by ~ groups aud occupy
ing space OF 20 feet IN len gtheach scene having
an appropriate Relief Painting. executed bSS
tue ceieoraied Artist L Z Bartholomew ESQ winch
alone Is worth the price of admission Now Omen
d! No ~ Main street, below the City Hotel from 10
,, ciocA NJ tul o'clock NJ. Admission % cts;
Children under 10 years of age, half price.
v-gS Tickets for sale at the principal Bookstnres
t~S An extra exhibition Will be given on Thurs
day and Satui day afternoons from till O'Clock.
exc .usively for servants.
CHAsE's sTA1UARY.
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4 UCTION GOODS! AUCTION GO0US,

4 UCTEON GOODs! AUCTION GO0US,
Il TIE CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY,
Received from various Auction Sales and opening
this day great many desirable cheap ana hand
some goods which We viii SELL cheaper than the
same goods are sold anywhere in this city, not ex
Guiding those Stores who pretend 10 sell IL Cost s
zee nne. we mare few, IN paItcoL sistiC of 500
pisces Ribbons, Rich Neadlewors. Cambria snd
swiss Edgings aud Insertngs, from l2H cents per
yard and upwards 100 pieces Merrimack prints at
cents per yard; / Bieached Cotton very line, Cd
per yarc; Irish Linen, az 20, 81 and 80 certe very
me; 100 dozen Linen Cambria Hndkfs al 81 90 yer
doz; Linen Diaper, SLIGO per piece wide black
Silks very cheap; 100 Patterns Of Embroidered
Nuslins, for Party Dresses, coored and wh,,e at
2,0J per Pattern worth SIS. Call one an all at
ja24 Ig3 RrosS e.