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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-17
THE MARRIED woMAN's 4
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR. A. NJ MAURIcEAu,
ryosnaaon nv pt~c 49, 80 ,ro.sw~

0ae hpNdrcdth Edition (50oo0O). 1smo. pp. 9se
tos ZINE rAPxn, rxrnA msDtso, o. ool ssd
Every complaint 70 which woman s subject from girs.
hood womanhood, also wife and mother are I'D
" described with the causes the symropus and also prs
per mode Of treatment in plain, simple bat In ne mesa
shase language easily understood And thus evety We
nan discover by comparing her own symptcms vfth
those described the nature character and of her
complaints and be spared much anxiety and suffering.
The wife about becoming mother has onsn need -
instruction aud advice Of the utmost mpertapcs V her
future health In respect 10 which her sensivsnsrs fsr.
bids consulting medical gentleman, will And such h.
rtructOn and advice and also erplsIn many sympsens
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm. AZ
Vow many suffering from distractions irrcsuagi-
ties peculiar to the female system which undermine he
health the effects Of which they ignorant, ana ~
which their deeacy crbds seeking medical adveef Hsw
uNuy suffer from proiopsus Steri FALLING or ths wembl
from f,eor atbus (weakness debility, kc)f Now mAny
are In constant agony for many eeuhns
mcnta How many haye dincut If not dangerous delr-
cries. and slow and uncertain recoveriesf Bone whose
lives haEarded during such lime will each and in NJ
pages the means Of prevention, ansorston and rsies
How many bitter moments, how much anguish, migin
have bsen spared to the sufferer her husband her
relatives, BY the timely possession OF this little vouua
1t mpractcabe to convey fully the various subecss
treated Of AS they are Of nature strictly intended fs
the married, or those contemplating marriage.
But no husband, wife or mother excusebie they
still continue in ignorance Of those physiological lava hy
the knowledge Of which their health and aappn..s
also the futur. webeng their ehdre are secsrra
THE MARRIED w0MAN's PRIVATE MKpfcAk
COMPANION standard work Of established rssuss.
ton found classed in the catalogues Of the great aAe
sales in New York, Philadelphia, and other esties ana
sold by all the principal booksellers In the Cnited Ha,er
was first published in 1871 since which time
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Removal.

TNHE subscribers have removed their Good,
i into Brchard's Brick Block No |, where
they will be happy TO ali their old Custom
ers and Jas many new ones az may favor the tn
W ith a call. We have a handsome assortment
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New York, Nov. IA.

New York, Nov. IA.
The official returns from the different
counties arrive slowly;-l6 now in Sey-
mour's majority increasing,
Wilmington Del. Nov. 10.
The returns indicate clear sweep, for
the Native American party. Their candi-
date for Governor, Causey, and for Con
gress, S. D. Cullen, are thus far largely
ahead, and they appear to be electipg all
their county officers.
Louisville, Nov. l5.
Preston, Wing, is elected to Congress
in the I'd district of this State, 10 Gil the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Pres
Iy Ewing
Detroit, Nov. Is.
Peck, Nebraska Democrat, for Congress,
is elected in the 4ih district.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIc

CAUTlON The PUBLIC
70 buy book unless the words Dr. A. NJ MAvpscsas.
12e Liberty street. n "" The uts-page, and Ne
entry in the Clerks Once he back Of the utsparst
and buy emily Of respectable and honorable dealsrs s
send by mail, and address 10 DR.. A. NJ Masrtcsax.
fy' Upon receipt Of One Dollar "TKE MAE,
RIED W0MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL cOMPAN.
1oN' is sent (mailed freq to any part Of the Unitsl
States the Canadas and British Provinces An
letters must be postpaid, and addressed 70 Dr. A. i.
MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City. pvbs
hshing 0face, No. 12e Liberty Street, New YeriA,
For Sale BY
Hunter g. Maddox. Ripley, o.
John Saxton, Canton, O.
w. L. Earle, Massillon, o.
y. Lamb. Findlsy, o.
John Perkins, Athens, q. q
Z. G. Newman, Norwaik o.
Edwards e. Goshorn, Cincinnati, o.
Geo. Hall, Ashtabuls, o.
A. Hinchmans Salem, o. s4-sa
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AND GREAT BARGAINS!
This grand Mammoth II Rod Establishment il
now complete, measuring AZ by l70 feet;
rods longer than the Old Stolnping Ground
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-12-21

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0'f-Announcingc candidates Three Dollars
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-12-21
5Jrr5ibent 45ierte's Mp55l9e.
President S Message.
Esllo,p citizens Of the Senate

TsllOao citizens Of the Senate
ant of the House Of Representatives:
The past has been an eventtul year
and will be hereafter referred to as q
marked epoch in the history Of the
world. While we have been happily
preserved from the calamities of war
our domestic prosperity has not been
entirely uninterrupted. The crops
in portions Of the country, have been
nearly cut off. Disease has prevail
ed to a greater extent than usual, and
the sacrifice Of human life, through
casualties by sea and land, is without
!. parallel. But the pestilence has
swept by, and restored salubrity in
vites the absent to their homes, and
the return Of business to its ordinary
channels. If the earth has rewarded
the labor Of the husbandman less
bocntifully than in preceding seasons,
it has left him with abundance for
domestic wants, and large surplus
for exrqrtation. In the present,
therefore, as in the past, we find am
Die grounds for reverent thankful
hess to the God Of Grace and ProVi-
dence for His protecting care and
mercifGl dealings with US as people.
Although our attention has been
arrested by painful interestin passing
events, yet our country feels no more
than the slight vibrations Of the con-
vulsions, which have shaken Europe.
AS individuals, we cannot repress
sympathy with human suffering, nor
regret for the causes which produce it.
AS a nation, we are reminded, that
whatever interrupts the peace, or
checks the prosperity of any part of
Christendom, tends, more or less, to
involve our own. The condition Of
States is not unlike taat Of individ-
uals. They are mutually dependent
upon each other. Amicable relations
between them, and reciprocal good
viii, are essential for the promotion
of whatever is desirable in their NOR
al, social and political condition
Hence, it has been my earnest en-
deavor to maintain peace and friend
Iv ;ptarcourSe with all nations.
The wise theory cf this govern
ment, SO early adopted and steadily
pursued, of avoiding all entangling
alliances, has hitherto exempted it
from many complications, in which
it otherwise would have become in
yolved. Notwithstanding this, our
clearly defined aud well sustained
course of action, and our geographl-
cal position so remote from Europe,
increasing disposition has been man
ifested, by some of its governments,
to supervise, and, in certain res
poets, to direct, our foreign policy.
In plans for adjusting the balance OF
power among themselves, they have
assumed to take us into account, and
would constrain US to conform our
conduct to their views One or an
other of the powers Of Europe has,
from time to time, undertaken to
enforce arbitrary regulations, contra
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IMPORTS
lMPUlsIS-
ItVERPOOL-Shp VIM 1895 sacks salt ] Whitney Seo
LlYERPooL4-Shp oxford-Assorted ndse ~


hEGElPIS UF PRODUCE,
steamer Lewis Whieman is Ads bacon a-
oesSss oo es1 g Dc ia a
ds7 Psgs bitter Is ore. cheese 70 81 5 I'll 10 5,
Z ksg Ed PIG polk i'm 100
;.5s ~ sis.ss (.
c2:s bgtsT a bb lard oil candles
Taylor ca. 90 DO &so stSr e. .on
& Bsntos-aandries to srder.
:ssds w. Y
F FIJI @ Se lard FIX gS9sa 10
* 10 @ss 9s1 c.a aas * II ..
s.s N ss Ss oE P g. e Dc s "
yoS, y, ss, r SEE
.s :ss ss'z s. s.s ge Ks
FRI 9owi,p Rs VILLAIN, ~ Kelly
gSayIs N cooFsr eoa Greenwood co4udri,s
BAYOU sARA-psr Etabsl: 4ss bales Oakley
R,Is, "a wfs at Willis. eess Payne
Wright &coie Pdcssrd &sos5 Miftenssser dso 10 L
ws ps sshsrs ase1 sstn Lee sss
Mo- &aos emma sqaa .s.i H 3aSTn ~. GhB
VI. w pgI9iEs
e. do e.na,sok sqailss ws.is do 90 If DO
fo ' eli ss Fellows GEO. Total 1893 bales
TESNEsSEE RvEReer saer cher9kee-sg1 bales cotton to
- Nssss Ssgss R1 Es,'D Re 90
gsl si5 iI : S Sos
o aSe 4co1a B5ds tcss se V s' Rs
Moan a. % u ~ liza ~ INV Wis 81 I'd
ss a s esa is 'l'. tobacco 1o@
NEW CARTHAGE itsa,neE Princess; lis bales cotton to
H"1sgq Ps. bsst@is ,4 WI sG 6 s. ssss.
Iss5,a s9gqsys gas 800 % e
Gtsenuood P9ard si sst ".Is
a A Rsgno'n ssl9W George Gsansy1@ do
t coE. o,4 h ea.t9I Fei.g
o Aysg ~, rs,ne sreka Gotten seed Bailey
TEsNEsTE RiEERFe5 sI.s cotton ID
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TENNESSEE RIVER

WIN leave "WEDNESDAY, January "a at o'eioekr a.
HS0R FLORENCE, TUaEUMBIA, vg
A. EAsrfoRT sud all f6t..nis,se snitnss.- assLsassa
Regular Tennessee River Pa5i.et CHERUEEE-The ssfEs
new and fayote seegsr ettEhokfF tF smedyy. re-
1tsg AMI l ase Fe freight pasg having
iahg5 L.SNApP, ~ Now I.evee
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sTArE I'D LOUISIANA

STATE CT LOUISIANA,
Pavsh Of OfeaBp, City Of New Orierns.}
Be II remembered, that Goth January,
subscriber, Jusi Of tie Pence aforesaid perso
ally Ale Brother President, II @hee
Secretary Of the Hme Aa'ua Insurance Company Of New Orleans
who being duly sworn
above ust and Transcript from the books
Of the said Company. A. BROTHER. President
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed January
G. v. JOINT E, Second Justice Of the Peace
efthe Parish of Orleans,
The Board Trustees
in cash the outstanding cs'fc Of profits the hodea thereof
TO TIER legal nud after MONDAY 18th Feb
Ilnry
The Trustees have declare dividend Of
premiums Company year ending
Deeen 1885, for which certificates Will b. issued after
l6tr 4 March nexi.
@ This Company continues nsure against the peril Of the
Rivers and loss damage Fire At
Office, Ne. Is Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, lce-President.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE DAILY CnEscENT
Wednesday Morning, January %, 1854.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning, January %, 1854 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
s spp K Msa1.ln E. s9sa R.,
Snip Marion, 5,ro.aoa, Bo,toS ] P Whitney &eo
si big Queen ys9, Mklnas nb'aoe Barss. eo
p"%s Sana. s.TSSs ssnn r rs.
sts9c z.,. A!afIs Iurs lae 81 Piers, anrq
scnr stephen Tsber Ta.l, Alphabetical, wieEbaS
ARRIVED.
"'"ssR ngsel sas, ue" from ApHws 18Th instant
Ship oo Street II from NewYork Bogsrt williams Geo
Ship % ssison Henderson, &c days from verpoJp Whitney eo
Steamboats,
Texas Rangor Sorsman from Alexnndrt,.
f% ks se 81 fro, fom Rra s River
Mary Asass, tTaea I,e," f %az@ ps sess
HI K Z f %asd fn s. a'f rom from as,, Wilton
Cen u,k t,s sathsr and, rom gsyon vsrnllon.
oS. I wGies, sbIs' !. s from rom Gsrs
Eaatpqgt M'llten, from Tennerses river.
ef,y ss ssa,G 4om I9 Bod DGPsSGHs'
9 9ssGS NJ P + ?S1 ,O" , Grand s r5s;s
r'w9Gs . 9ia1 c6sp%a9 down lghtbaOaght
ship Marathon, rem New York
sEs Secsas.r Lys ,f iS''''
sp 2 fs w Xis3ra COM rys!poe
Ship King, srp H. AMI square rugged vesssla unknown.
MEMORANDA
u: The officers the CLARK reports the River rising
with six feet tbs Shoals Tho sarah Rocksway No.
and r W McRea had aaceeadsd in getting up.
EXPORTS.
LvERPooLshp Mashhedl8l baoE cotton aIsi bbsnour 1850
B0SFOS-Shp Bashdn-ll03 cotton 2ls bIss ,.gar 16
bb mo'asaes 100 do beef s do pork 90 b gasae
BGSToNShp Wesern cotton 40 bb be
do pork IA tc hams bb md HID tongues bbs ugqr hs
bba
BtsToN-shp Marion .i2s0 b.ss soton, sqs do hemp.
GERGEFOWN-Bak Sasnn--3g0 thfs ssgar 21a ka sonss,
DDEsrig Queen Vietoriala tobacco 4 bb pork
96p hon 10D bbs meal 800 Ikr hams OIL
Zntinesi Ibis barrels
-four l8 do why 30 Fotano pork S1s sks Corn 80 ID
oats % hIs e.ndlra 10 do starch 90 sugar kettes
APALAcilCOLAser Stephen TEber-l5 sugar nl0 bbls
molassss e6 casks 81 coll.
roPe so bsegng IT'S bb -four whisky pork loo do
poaqss 10 keg lard 80 aka corn doz
BARGELONA-Brig savalor--i00 bales oil anyag.
W flEsEseAr Marie Laura u asa hhde tobacco
and 40 u do biscuits, . bbia bqans 1850 do slaves. =
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A SECRET FOR THE LAnlEs-HOW TO

- PRESERVE BEAUTY,-poa1 use Chalk Lily White any
The s5aed conceal faded salleS complexion
you would hhYe tn brought back ynnr cheek clear,
life blurred through the
SYSTEM botla Of CARTERS SPANISH hilXfuF,
orfibg directions 1t quite well
but if after doses do ind health and beauty
elastic Gud whola
and nyigoRtgd Ike Sptng heN hopeless
all the valuable certificates p turuasgh II hr
pnr fer the blood known sey harnss and at the
powerfully eficacinns.
IL For sale in Orleans, Wholesale Refill, by
j. WR16 HI GO,
isith
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DLAC1DE's VARIETIES, Gravier street. -

Eight night Of the highly celebrated accomplished Dan,eas
senoritA SOTO ard Mr. e WsMITH "WEDNESDAY EVENING
January rs, 1884 tho performances will with the nady Of
FATHERS LOVEtharac.rs by hesss ]. s. Hrow1e j. H.
Asp Lynne Copeland White Warwick
which, the Spanish LA B0LgBO
DE CADZE by Sshona Soto an1 Mr. 6. W sm include
with The tavora Comedy Of grief THE sILLPBe s j. H.
Aileg MIqa Mr. Lyme Thiorry Nh Hamilton Mer!acha Mr.
keubG FtauGna Mrs c. Howard Madame Merlueet, Mrs RIVE
First Second Parquee
sc Boxes Third Tier (or peons only1 Gallery 25e
Private Bo1eE, Is.
R Doors hapas O'clock performance
O'Clock, precseiy
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a.. "! o. 4 : -

s.. w.. M. Alpha CoDclaYe No.
meets Second THURSDAY month at
O'clock p n. IN We New Hall ofGamp and Commercial Place
a. W. M. The ORLEANS DECREE Con
GLAVE haIdsi.a meetings :4s Firss and
IiURSAfSot the month, halfpast oclo p. New
Mnsonie al eoper Of Camp reetnad Commercial Alley.
SS W.. M. .-MEKoNA CoNcLAyE No 2
~. yin assemble the FIRST and THIRD TUESDAYS ofevery
month at their Hall Bsrnnns
the Carrcion RaIroad Depot, at halEp4s. o'clock P NJ "
ByoEder of the 81, q. ]. b. CHANDLER, Scribe.
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0RIO RIVBR

win Eeaqe THURSDAY Jpnaay d 81 o'clock ~ Fosiseiy
HN0R L0uISNlLLEa all inter 9=s A.
~ otiiat. i'9an,a j,,,i s,a New
nfesns and vetY ps sisasF l. SHOT
WELL, Capt u. l. EtI6tt receiving iZht and VIII
leave above. Fer having unsurpassed aecere
STRoraER & BROS, As Peylras street.
applying 10 Tie Agents. j-n25
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WIN leave FRIDAY January 81, o'eicek P. n.
EYOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, -
Il Princeton, LAKE. PROVIDENCE, MILL -sti5sfssssS
KENs BEND, vlCksBURG GRAND Gulf ROD sssss1ssssaE
NEY MATCHES, FORT ADAMS BAYOU ARA BARON i1UtsE
aud all intermediate landings The passenger
FRANK LYON J. H. Estes, will leave ahava, every
FRIDAY through 'nt the season. ookFa freight pas
sage, apply on board,
stROTRFR d BROS. Agents, Is Poydras street.
~ The Frank Lyon viii have CLERK The
stree esrly "Wednesday receiving reght isr9s
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RIVER STEAMERS.

y AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR
BATET, Tspt. w. Q. Wiissn ayss MONO AVS s4ss%
~ q n tAraRFsr 70 ni's@aSs r. s's =
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inarg - IiSAf January Is, At clock
k4NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPo- -
N LEON, MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, FRA RS rHsE4lEs
eOlST and all nat lsuinrs
day Memphis Packet MARY AGNEs.-The new Tahf a aa15t
ana last mining passenst MARI AGNES irytnla sster
expected arrive, and will leave freight or
having tins accommodations. apply on bpsrf,p
LEWIS SNAPP. AGENT No. IS New I.vea
or WEBB, RAWLINGS 6 CO., 81 Casond.
NBThe MARY Agnes will passengers for ASH
WILLIE ard CiNCtNS Pa ses at MEN,
ard jlu dRtain thpsA
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

HF Thi, extraordinary medicine principle
the hnnlan iRne subject to BUT ONE DISEASE eept
which, when floating in the general Of III circulation
the of all snd OF aud lodged the rA
the body give tlsa to mBlady incident B
Let It be remembered WEStG3TS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS matuay daIts each otht AID
that by them all morbid spd rnpt hruo The diseased
entirely removed, and this in and raturt
Fer sale in New Orleans, Wheesatr AMI Retail, y
j, RIG II & Co,
tEtF h,r
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ST. LOUIS

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, Jnuua y a5 al o'clock r. NJ
NSOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS TFsxss
and A. i.s,nssia.. Landings Regular st Leu.
Packet " EsTEhSEk.-Tte aud iieh
daasht leseag IVES TER Err Ale Iot
rae living seig and wl a5oEs. sEe,
ing tine aeeompl- dsiioas5 apply on baAzi or b
lanYa JOHN f HYDE Il co, Il Poy lras at.
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day aud the sales embraced 5000 bales at prices rather
more in favor Of buyers though without any quoabe
change
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior q e2 Middlne Fair lol9lO&
2Mffs adipyy s sH 81 s. i Far ll9-
Coed Miadling,. 10 Slo1la Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept, l, 1853. -. 1852 29,4s5
Received since. ....... .600d5S0 1905
: ysstordey.... 11,23S-el18ls COO-- 1906
vv,o...,..,. %. %, c22s9o se77o
" yesterday. 6,05-4o2s87 19-1os22
Stock on hand not cleared. 219so3 259,s
TOBACC0-Transactions were confined to 10 or 10 bhds
E9ci4e . Is.
- SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The sales Of sugar embraced
500 hhds at 33l735:s for Fair to Fully Fair On Plan
ston heard Of 5000 hhds OF which $50 Fair at ss.s
1868 Fair to Good Fair at 3s694, and 1900 flour erops)
Prime at AZ p Is, or Molssses 1000 bbls were taken
mostly at 1sf gallon fer Prime, and Plantation 5000
\ Gallons were sold at 1884 p gallon in the estsrn
FLOUR-The demand active in the early part of the
day and over 5000 bbls disposed Of including 675
Fine at 36o So 24O superne Ohio at So S. 1910 in four
lots at 81 400 in Fatbosts to arrive soon at 81 12
and 400 Extra at 81 so Dbl After the publication of
tho Niagaras accounts holders asking 81 so for
supsrhns Ohio, but no transactions reported
GRAIN-Corn was frmer, and the sales embraced
nearly 1000 including 5000 7374 900 at 75 and
$500 on steamboat, at 76s p bushei Oats were still
higher with sales Of 1900 sacks Louis at about 50 and
200 at Csc p bushe
FRONISI0Ns-The Pork market Was heavy and 100 bbls
New Mess sold at S13 For retail parcels the rutes fell
OF to sl4 Dbl Of Bacon II casks New Shoulders were
taken at 90 IL Beef firm, and 100 bbls Prime sold
at Sl3 u Dbl Lard in request with sales of 140o
bbs and terces of which 1000 erees aud so bs at
j6l 29o bbls and tieress at S3S8 and $50 kegs at
1Oa4@11e . Ii.
HAY-Tgo fatboat loads, embracing 200 tons West
ern, were sold at S24 y ton.
C0tFEH-Saes 1908 bags Rio at 10K, SO at 1O15 100
at H. snd 273 prime at IL 44 q H.
RECE-l60 tisrcss sold mostly on tho Levee at 4i.4
4sse v ID.
sALT-Assorted cargoes of Liverpool were offering at
goo q rack, without purchasers
RAGGlNG-2o0 bales India in store sold at lOsiG
Time, with interest added
GUNNY BAGs-Good demand with sales of 500 bales
to arrive at 12&e 80 days, without interest $50
at the price and time with interest and 56 Oo bags
in bales and bundles, on the spot, at 49,
WHlSKY-Small sales at 2515GD26t 70 gallon for Rec
titled.
8 REIGHTs-Deolined A British ship was taken for
liverpool at I'D for Cotton 1000 bales shipped ON an
American vessel, at 21-32l and ship taken for Bor
dcaus at -.
RXCHANGE-Demand limited at our quotation,
sLeil'us Joy Aa5l0S5s
New YORK Sixty-daP Bila.........2 fG2k n Ct die
hlght Checks on New Ynrk...... par6Dla u ct prem
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AN IT S Z NEE N rs
II. CHARLEs THEArRE--

~ r IRaHER AND MAEAsRE
~ - Sr5fATLtf IFEAsrEEG
fB Third night Of GABRIEL RAyEIJs CELEBRATED TROUPE
together 9Th NGsI.15 FRENCH Ballet TROUPE >
WEDNESDAY EVENING, january 49, lsb4, three
lEhNS0ITE End JEANhGT la MAJA DE LHyILLA, THE
MAGIC THUMPETin which the
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sven Characteristic Daness...The MhRTfSETTI FAMILY in
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the NARTIEETIT FAMILY. TO conedde with THE MAGIC
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TOMORROW night Of HAVEL5
4nd NIBL0s FREScfi BALLET TROUPE
Dress Circle Pnrquets rs Second Circle 30 enis
Gallery 25 cents Colofed Bofes 5OeenE Private BoEss @5
R Doors at haphrt O'Clock Curtain rises at O'CLOCK pre-