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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
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Sonatban DeIG, linter Der Sirna BON Q 6meYs
er uni Q c i'd, in Der Stabt 2lllrntaun, 9edd
Gauntp, teitanpcne Gel4Sftss s5irma in brmStrin.
bauert 0elGdft, am 28lrn Snnuar, 1854, bur&
teirrrieittse Ginpiai9un9 auf9elbf wcrpcn 1T
9lr birtenisen batcr welfe np9 an beIa9te 8irs
ma fdulsi9 fino, lino lier6ur6 juslei6 aufsefrr>
bert icbalp ais ntv9Ii6 an Silsbman s. S6mss>
CT, in beiirn sdncen bic Sii4cr brrtleibsn perprn,
abiubr3atlm limb Sclde Die nod rr6tmaeise
5erSrrun9cn an befa9te 5irma baber, linb eben>'
Ialls eriaAt ipIfr wp9ltrfatist an t9n einSuban-
pigen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
9(rmen Nefbnuno.

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bauies BON Sed)a Sauntp, pom l. San.
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Sr. - ~
1853. San. 1.-8ilan, Der leetiabrisen 3tdb=
nun1 500 81
Gmpfan9en ron Sbos. Sauif, 8is
lanj Der lceti6bri9eu 8etbnun9 SO 2s
0Rai 3.-@mpfan9en ourb Ioiranl 9. Stbane,
(0ireftcr9 pcn Srserib Slo9sl, fir GIis
tstb 8neIler so 90
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9Eaiun, fir SHatiIca GBcrt, 214
@lnpfaneen ourSb Charles Gclper, ouf cint
Olcts rsn enanuG SltCsr ,u eainuci 5rtp, 100 90
Stunt 6.-Gmpfan9en urn Shes. Sault, fdr
oen &ertouf pcn Sdafs, - 90
Gnlpfan9cn pcn Dem NrnsnpfIeoer ROM Trants
fin Selpnltbip, 9arbcn Gauntp, fir bSn
ilutsrbalt ucn Dupio Stbaftr 100 90
@mpfan9en ron Sbcn,as 5ault fdr ben 8trs
fauf pen baftr, as 81
Gmpfn9sn auf @rbi6aft 81 sRatitea gTert
fdHi9, 10 25
apario aeiper, 1s5 90
Gmpfanaen ourtb 8. 2. Sdbane, pcn Daniel
Subns. fir Gar. Sd,wunccr, 81 90
gtrofstScr,, 90
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tsrbait ron SPARTA StisloT, SO 90
9uip pfan9cn burtb rCnlrl6en, pen Gee Snous,
Srustts ron Sames Rnaue, snsm eunotls, l04 90
gnpfonasn Su VsrIbieeencn 3citen auf Sr'
btrs, pom Sbasmstller, 4oOO w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
l)erIegnag nnO ll)ed(rl.
Gin un9ebeursr unb an3iebenber Stccf
ga1orris {. GaaODra s Co.,

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atorris {. GaaODra & Co.,
9DilaoelpDid,
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erSffntn cin Ihcrtncnt rcn
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uno burtb @crtauf tbrr Sitter an eintr uur teiutn
grbSbun9 utcr bic autIinobtn Scttn 0tau6sn ne cs
gum SnttrtiIs ciniS itNcn SSurtbsjtIr5 ron GdErn
mobm ;u tSnntr, ;u eauftn an rl9;ncen
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mar, 1858, bts gum 81. Derrmter, 1853, bsi~
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08

Scrttisttn i'm eouls am lien Sonuor 1854, I56
0iGie 3abl befcbt aus II rvlFtn crpoditncn
Wannsrtriencu, AZ pefcn erpahFnCn gGIitSrtrc:
men, fartiaer crpatblcptn SEcitsrrciCu, 81 pti5tr
0nabSn unter 10 Sahrcn,2 2 far69cu GnoCru uutlr II
SahrIu, 10 rueiBsn Sadctbtn unttr - Slbrn, far
tjecn Dadotbcu unhr 10 Sobrtn. ,5icrpcu Tnp 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08

QEir, bic llutcrihrtttntt. QuStttrtn pcn ert5a
Gcuntp bsStu9cu bjCrmjt CAS- mir bic rbior Recbuuno
Uttriehcn uno rjAti9 9tfunosn batcn, uno cine VII
tans in rsn ypdtt@N ocs Stboemeilttrs prn $500 96
s. s 8. Sitter. 2tuoftOrsu.
Sanuar %. 1854.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
Gtncf ouf Der 9snrerei.

I pftrbe, 16 8dbt, g'u0, II Stitrt, Hncsr,
8dltcr, 24 Sthaft, GA StbIpeint 3 98decn, Dear.
trrnua9en, l latbihGtttn 2 .oHjfbllttsn, 4 G99tr,
pflHlt, 4 Shu6tarren, l Sruhts Drill, / NRdh:
uno 9rntss 1aibtnc, Dtcibmolbne,2 BtncmdbIs.
Grtro9 Der 8ouerei.
415 Sufbct gEtBtn, S93 Sui;bd &cs9tr, $50 En-:
ibtt loaftr, II Sulhd Slod,saontn 700 SultbIl
8artcfttn, 2900 Sulcbet g2eltbtrrn in ecn 6clbtn,
20 Suihd Rdbcn, 80 Hulcbd 3migbstn. 40 Suihcl
RctbrUtcn, 81 Buithtl Supptutcbucu, 3Bdrrd Sur:
Fen, 5000 &routSpft, 81 6rssbtop Saucrtrdut,
l0l Yiuno 9tbetbetcr SIads, GA 9acun9tn 6cu, 30
saoun9cn SScl'hrrntaub, l40 2aoun9cn Dunotr ouf
ros eono 9stbon, 2l5l Yfuno &inrbdutc, S3 Yfuuo
RalbShSutt, 1850 YfuuO SbmalS, l44l Yiuuo lin:
ibtt, l7l5 pfanp Butter.
Sm 6auie oerferti9te l(rtifel.
90 Nonr Wonnshrtn, $50 gHannsbemStr, 25 9ns.
itIu, 40 99imns, 40 Nuottnhcitn, - g4titsbtnoGr,
80 Sroutn= Srcds, 6i lluttrrSdc, SO Shcrt;Scwus,
l2S Shur3t. 40 3Htttshoutcn, 40 SunbGtcn, 10
paar lntcrbrltn, 6S RlnoCrfrcdS, 70 0tubsrbtm6tn,
81 NinpcruptsrrGdt, 16 SrottnH;ircr, 81 oanndhcr,
0 Quits, rs Yaar Strunlpft oiltridt, l40 plar
Suumpfa ouatiiritt 155 Guts Strdnpflorn, l05
Gut6 WGhts, 7 Spraufidi 10 ecrtcrs, "a Bctt;Goc.
81 8opffdienjdat, 10 Ecpfuftuttds, 50 ecintithtr,
Srucbtiids, 495 Yfnp barts SEtft, Is Barrel
Sbmtsritift.
Steift oeibtotbtet.
l6,624 Yfuno 8tnNfId';b, 474 YfunS SaICftiib,
7701 gfuno SbwciutFdib.
2(njoDt pcrionen i'm 6auit.
Gs ttfanrGn iitb i'm 6ouiI am l. Sor. 1853 147
Srbaltru pGbrtn0 ptm Sobr, 6Gl
sos
GntoiIen pibrcuo Gem Sabr GOO
Ieeapertunotn, 10
fSeifcrbeu. l6
Scot snpfau9cn, 2
gntaufen, "a
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lSerbfi,ht, i'm eoure an, Iftn Sonuor 1874. I56
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08

:. %. Srrn uno &C. G6rpst fir Gcartbaus 10 0s
.Tls Shafer bsnfdDen ron pbilaoslpbia 81 -
brinsen 'Ia 90
9rafs, Qaillcn uue &C., Srabt fit yusi ppras
nioilbe Stsiut l 90
ScIbua StabItr, GcffcrDcns, @srbsiratBctc uno
Scottn gu rc9titrircn 81 90
Scfbun Bsrtp, 9auntp;Sor d6srtt;aGI | 80
Scbn GberbarO co dbtrrctbnct 25 II
SuIanmtn S23,I73 81
Sanjer Bclauf pcu 3tloltun9 $4,000 81
8clauf in osr Sboetanmsr laut oSs
Iteidbri9tn Bsrtbts (ob9ec9tn) 6,265 ID
22,7S9 10
8S;ablt wSbrtuo Ses Sabrs 23,173 81
Gnlpfau9sn uno ausbijobtt ipdbrene
rem Sobr 45.962 56
GcnmilIicn ouf rti9c Sumns an l prc; 459 81
BiIauj in ben pSu6tu ots StbaemtiltSrS
an litsn Sauuar, 1854 5.i21 SO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08

Ss29004 81
gair bic untersritbnsttn Qubitcrsn pen sttba &C.,
6e3cu9tn bitmit, bas mir Die 9Ctbnuus ren Gpbraim
Orbe, @fa, Shosmsiltcr bts 6ta9tSn 9auutps, scm
1ten Sanuar bis gum 3ltcu Ositul6sr 1853, bsioc
Gage mitsin9tfbtclItn, 9cnau nit b,n 9Ghsrn uno
osn oarauf ttSsbsnreu lIrtunben psr9Ihsn, uuo Die
Htdnun9 cts rtbti9 uno wobr 9cfunccn botsn. tpie
ls on9c9tttu 1T, uno fanosr cine Sitan, ron fdnf
tuultnb Sisr bunocrt unb sinunSppan,0 SbaIsr uno
preiunoorrigi0 Gents, in Den SGnpcn be6 Stbaemti:
tiers.
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fbrftsn bei9cfd9t Den 6ten Sag Sanuar, i'm Sobr
1854.
s. 8. S6ans, 0u,it,re,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
SterIauccn GpnnIdip.

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Yhilip 9lug6idG
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
SaIjbur9 SomnIthip.

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bous III brinotn
@iuiam 0jGG, 9ctnbrub
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
gr. /.

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g. NR. eins, Serbian g5rdde, auentcrpn 13 so
petcr Gneslman, @ccrerstur9 8rdde Is 80
Sclcmcn BUS, pTmrnps Srdde 80 81
Xmas Srrlcrnes SieG Serfauft.
8eu6en Stablcr, elm Stbaaf psrtauft l IL
Scbua Srep, Gin 8ino pertauft Z 90
@nlpfanesu prn qctcr &cmt9 uno Sct.
Sc6srtp, Snquiiiticn Sees Surtdtes
Sabtt ON bic SinterloTeucbaftoes pers
itcrtcuen 9ttcr Sd)nsber 10 76
@cn Garru SreN, Gin Gtlbent an bic
Gccpsrs6ur9 Srdde 10 90
@en Gbartcs @drrt SIrrtbomptcn Baf'
Eritcd Diprenp, idr 1858 % 90
3ulammea ~ $29.054 30
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08
S6erruilfcro 9rmnId,ip.

Gbdrcs g1tucr natb Dem 2trmcubous iu utbmeu 81 90
eutas @tIchu 90 I so
llnttrhatt rcn eutoS Gttlcbn 80 81
Icr;ttibe SebaubIuno &c 81 25
90 Glcne 0cu 10 80
llntcrbo(t ron 90 10 90
NtrStti8s 8sbuuetuus zines GuttpScrs l so
$50 64
gGeilen6ur9 GrpnI6is.
ltntcrbatt zen Scpbia @paus in, Serts Gcun:
tn Nrmcnbaus $40 81
Ssnn SppnIdip. ~
5rl9cnot psrirncn nab Dem armenbous gu
r5Hr.a nthmen
Gattarins Gthutt une Sine ST 60
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-08

SeipelGerS SrtpnIdp.
Scbn 9ubns nab pcm armcnbaus ,u usbmsn So 60
gGai9m9tpn GotpnI6ip.
gS. 81. SRapbsfli mad, Dem armcnbaus ju
nebmtn 50 50
Samts 9onrpap notb Dem 2(rmenbaus nsbmen, so
lIntcrbalt pcu Sebu G1orrilcn wabrcno cr an
ben 8lattcrn trant log 42 50
Die Srcrr 81
atryttltbc tpdtfs 90
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Died.


On Friday, April 81 MARIA ENgEys, only daughter of
Henry and Catherine Emmens, aged years, 5 months
and IS days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are requested
to attend die funeral from her parents residence
40 West Broadway at O'Clock this afternoon. The
remains will be taken to New York Day Cemetery.
On Friday, April 81, OF consumption after short but
Illness JANIS RRrSIs in the 2is year of his age
His friends and acquantances respectfully request
ed attend his funeral at half past two O'Clock to-
sen street, Williamsburg, without further invitation
Ills remains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery for in
termcnt.
On Friday April 81 after a short but severe illness
john G. FDwARne, aged CO years.
His friends and acquaintance OF the family also, the
members of Ark Lodge No 2S and Continental Lodge l.
o. of O. f., also u ID. of A. No and d. of s. No
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock
tomorqw afternoon from his late residence No. 300
Pearl street.
On Friday evening, April 81 Mrs ANNA Housros,
widow Of tie late lr. James A. Houston, formerly
nected with the New York and Washington press
Her funeral viii take place at two O'Clock tomorrow
Afternoon from No. 23 Court street, Brooklyn The
friends Of her family, and of her late husband
spectfuily invited TO attend.
On Friday, April Il, HAg.AH JACKSON, wife Of John
Jackton, aged 81 years and 7 months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family re-
srcctuy invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
d.nce OF her son-in law, william Keano, No 50 varck
street at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon Her remains
Will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
on rday morning, April 81, Miss CLARA WRsrERvErT
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfuly
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
NO 90 Amos street at eight O'Clock tomorrow morning
Her remains will be taken TO Fort Lee for interment.
On Friday, April Il, ELIZA SWEET wife OF T. r. Sweet
native Of Noitire lam. England
Der friends are invited TO attend her funeral al half
past two o'clock from tie corner Of Stale and smith
tutsis, PJsslyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

In this city Tuesday April 49, after illness OF
few DAYS DANIEL MORTON DowiISG, Esq civil engineer,
Of the siad Of the European and North American
Railroad Company in the province of New Brunswick,
Fged about thirty years.
On Thursday, April 20 Mrs Pud.BE PRICE widow late
OF England, in the SD year Of her age
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO
tend the funeral from her late residence No ISL West
Eighteenth street at o'clock to morrow afternoon.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
On thursday, April 20, NEWTON p. NASH Youngest
OF PANEL d. and Catherine Nash, aged year,
months and ten days.
The friends OF the family are respecully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence his parents
corner Of Sixyrst street and Tenth avenue this after
noon, at half past two O'Clock without further notice
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
On Thursday, April 90 Mrs MARY Fowler, aged 40
years and IL DAYS.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral AT nine O'Clock morning,
from the residence Of her sonnlaw w. A. TaylorI No.
los Allen street Her remains will be taken to East
chester for interment
On Wednesday. April IL HENRY VAN BRuST, aged 43
years His remains taken TO the Cemetery of the
EyergTeens
In Jersey City, on Friday April 81 HARRIET wife of
Samuel W. Dunscomb.
The friends Of the family viii please attend funeral
at the York street NJ Church. nine O'Clock
morning. without further invtation from thence her
mains will be tax en- to West Bloomfield for interment
At Pleasant Valley, Tuesday, April Is, CALVERT NJ.
CAkFInD, late OF Oswego, aged % years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral ut half past ten O'Clock,
tomorrow morning, from the residence of his father
Pleasant Valley, Duchess county.
In Newark N j., on Friday morning, April 81 of con-
geson Of the brain, RoBERr J. HARVEY, aged about SO
years
On Thursday morning April 49, at six O'clock In Ha-
Mcdonald Williams, of this city, in the 25th year of his
age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

DRoT. HART's WHOLE WORLD-voRLD'S HALF,
81 ard y79 broadway. corner OF White street-Prof
J. Woodman Hart, Proprietor and Manager; y. III. =.
Brown Treasurer G. L. Morton, Secretary
G. Ashton Hspkns Descriptive Lecturer; Miss lie Baron
Murdoch Nocelist ard Pianit. Ticket Office open from
to &c +. NJ THIS extraort mary ingenious ana CON-
rIehensve masterpiece OF art the drs and only thing OF
Nos 7 and go Broadway nightly witnessed by crowded
audiences who unanimously pronounce sm3st wonder
full deveopement Of mental fertility The whole structure
Is OF real land and with surface Of thousand
square feet with moving ships burning mountains &C. and
rrsnf complete view of tie whole surface Of the globe.
IN connection with the Torld may be grand Model
Of the city Of san Franciec together with numerous
consequence OF The excmen created by Prof Harris
hibon and the unprecedented rush for tickets agencies
heyo been established the following places fer the
sale OF his 81 tickets emitting the holder 90 four adsop
and share IN The property where also be ob .ped
bills ofthe day swing full description Of the enterprise
Hankns' book and fancy store No 100 Eighth avenues
uDioi square Post 0fice. Broadway. Thirteenth
tore No 1o3 Fulton and No. g6 Main street Brookyx
Tosters mutic store No. 80 Fourth Williamsburg;
illces ladies' hair drogsne saloon No 5c7 Brosdway
Single Admission % cent? children 10Y Open every
evening ~ O'clock; and Wednesday and saturday after
noons ut O'Clock Lectures At 81 and ~ r.
Full particulars o. this htupenGous enterprise be had 81
T. u Bukiey, Attorney AZ Law, No 80 Wall street, y J.
AT Office worlds Hall All orders country
must seR post paid money enclosed TO Prof Hart,
Noe T and 59 Broadway when the tickets and full par
touars Of the enterprise will be promptly forwarded 10
Of The world See bills Of tho day and the principal
daily and weekly IN the city ard throughout the
States and Caradss, for fpn Particulars " e great en-
tssL1AS
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On Friday, April 81, by the Rev. Mr. Wood Mr.. ZEsE
DEWEY formerly of East poultney, w. to Mss EMILY
L. CATER, of this city.
On Thursday, April Is, by the Rev. Mr. Hoyt Of the
Forty third street Methodist Church. MEpRrCK MAScENE
Of Hayre, second mate of the ship st. Dens to ANN
JEANETTE HOMES, of Staten Island
On THURSDAY, April 20, by the Rev. s NJ. Haskins,
RoHRT SHOOK, Esq, of San Francisco to MARY E. daugh
Ter q William Scott, Esq, of Williamsburg
On Thursday, April 90 by the Rev. Dr. j. W. Alexan-
der, JANE r. daughter OF the late smedberg, toJoHy
WILKES, Jr., U. S. n.
On Thursday evening April 20, in Calvary Chapel
of Twenty second street and Fourth avenue, by the
Rev. I. Towel, Mr.. THOMAS HUGHES Miss Ellen KEN
On Thursday, April 8, by the Eev. Mr. Evans Rector
of ST. Georges Chapel Mr. JosnuA TIDBy to MARGARET
only daughter Of the late Charles Lee all Of New York
Henry GRAHAM to Miss MARY CoSgoR Also, Mr.. HzyRY
Woons to Miss DEBORAH DOYLE, all Of this city.
On Thursday April 20, by the Rev. Dr. De Witt, Mr..
1HosAs g. SEELY 10 Miss SUSAN STRING, all Of this city
Louisville and San Francisco papers please copy.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL
~ Palace is temporarily closed in order to receive and
world and beautiful articles from Europe
and country preparatory to its grand opening
and it's popular rsnauguration tho 4th OF May next
Full Of the Of the occasion
dollars each offered for the beat two ode in honor Of In
dusry and the Arts to be the
ration the New York Harmonic Society numbering
three bur red odes to be by the 18th
instant The Association for the Exhibition Of the Industry
Of Nations cannot too strongly urge upon all mechanics
merchants and artists the verwheming
Importance Of displaying their choicest specimens in tho
Crystal Palace Arrangements being made with the
various steam BOAT and railroad companies throughout the
country to the Palace at greatly
reduced rates Of travel and additional will
be perfected calculated number Of
visiters to th magnificent enterprise. On the day and
evening o. the rcopening 9th May notwithstanding The
attractions the price Of admission will DO but
20 cents The fixed price Of admission after the enaugu
ration will be- on all days except Saturdays and Mondays
and Mondays without regard to age IS cents Tho Palace
will open at o'clock A. NJ
p. 4. BARNUM, President.
\. BIhe Sixth Avenue Railroad leayo tho rear Of
the House two minutes and Broadway at Canal
street every three tc for the Crystal Palace direct
leaving pasienFers palace door. No other cars 80
wi n a quar-
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street, every three |
leaving pasfengerl
within a quarter OF

CRYSTAL PALACE-ALL ORGANIZED TRADE AND
industrial societies and in tho cities OF
New York, Brooklyn williamsburg Jersey City, and New
ark invited to send two delegates each to
take place the 4th day Of May All societies send
ing delegates from their respective bodies respectfully
requested to sent the and address Of said delegates
the unders ned who will that tickets furhed
said delegates Delegates requested to suitable
ladges the day Of the opening desgnating the
ciet they represent. JOHN ii. WHITE. Chairman Com
mittee SO n assau street
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THE TURF.


HENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTTING. on
" Monday April a. at o'clock NJ, sweepstake $50;
DIVE A. Duryec CHI g. General Pierce; G. Watts
names b. Saratoga Maid; j. Vanderbilt names b. G.
Conkln names Unknown; J. Oliver names brown geld
ing. Onnibuses leave hourly for the course.
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
T1NION COURSE L. L-TROTTING TUESDAY
April 2b 3P H. Purse and stake for $50 mile heats
in e. wagons II. Woodruff Lady Frank
lin A. Conklin names br. Stranger; j. Whepley names
br. Z. Poney. Stages leave williams burg hourly.
j. /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

PERSONAL.
IF MRS. COsGRAvE, WHO WAS IN ENGLAND OR
France during the 1896 and acquainted with Mr.
A. LIE Mere of London will call at 81 Orchard street she
will hear Of some thing to her advantage.
MARGT. A. BONNIE. :
IF MR.. BULINGAME OR BURLINGHAN, WHO WAS
formerly connected in business with Mr. Hawk in st.
Augustine Florida, will call Henry Asjer III Fulton
street, lie will hear of something to his advantage.
THE G0VERNESS, X. X, WILL PLEASE SEND HER
address to the office Of Mr. Carpenter Of Reade
and West streets.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED UP THE PARASOL
in Broadway and rode of in stage is requested to
turn at the Gramercy House, Of Broadway and
Twentieth street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv j. NJ MACAULIY WILL DELIVER DIS
course on The Influence Of the Gospel on tho female
IN the South Dutch Church Fifth
Of Twenty first street Sabbath evening" Esd instant
at ~ O'Clock.
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Tsu Pins md Balls OF Superior Quality
turned by machinery tie lowest prices
lAls SstvyueG
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"a Hlt-A Very Palpable HitV'-The other
day launched at random among class Of SO.
called artists whs have recently down from the lofty
but barren pedsstas of preension which they clam
bered knows when, and lived knows how,
until want Of patronage BUNDLED their unfounded pride
little thought however that would be foolish
to hutter though deeply wounded much less that
Of the the field Of quackery should volun
tarly dof the lions skin he has long and humbly
crawl into tho asss hide which he to find perfect
IT, The attempt hold injured dignity to excite
patty is simply ridiculous.
Pgmies are Rigmies still though psro,hed on Alps
HANS Won SPEIGEL.
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Rheumatism, serofula, tSc.-Hyatt's Life
tasam Is the most certain remedy for these terrible dis
csses You who suffering the most torturng pains
member that few dosee of this powerful yet pleasant
pound will afford certain relief Thousands
been cured and published in the Sun Herald pa
pers These certificates well known citizens who
be and consulted at hour Circulars contain
ing these be had at the pcincipal depot
No. GAG Grand street Seventy five cents per bottle
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CLOTHING. NC.

CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons having to spoe Of receive fair price
and cash for tho sending Post L. ~ Dusss
dorf il Elm street. Ladies TO by Mrs Dusseldorf
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
wi and retail at tie lowest prices.
J. VANDERBILT. 81 Fulton street
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The Sun Will be Proud of Himself this
orE ing he chances down No. 1868 Broadway upon the
3play Of pictures made by him and ROOT 1t
Il the atest show O
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The Crystal Palace Cvorld's Fairy Medal II
ROOTS fourteenth prize Cali and his works, At hs
taken at other place. cloudy weather all the
fair. Rooms easy of access.
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"Thc Heavens shake ont their Cloudy
locks" when thunder storms arise. From many causes
human locks scant and fall. But Barkers grease
less kindly Tongue them all Price %
Headqual tiers, BANKERS, A2g Broadway.
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Bethlehem! Nazareth Jerusalem! -COr-
of these places taken the ground
ean be at ROOTS premium daguerrean gallery No. 1863
Broadway.
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!, Graham, OF Ann street, asserts that my
six weeks and win not stain or njure the skin Try IT,
81 or a so half dozen Sent to part Of the country
X. G. GRAHAM 10 Ann street, Zciber A South Third st.
Philadelphia; Hance los Baltimore street, Baltimore