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CuiI ford superior Court.-we lear

Gull ford Superior COurt.--We learn from
the Patriot that nearly the whole Of the term Of the
Court. week before last, occupied with on
the criminal docket.
Peier johnson, tried and convicted at the fall
term Of the Court for the murder Of John Diamond,
and the having been carried up BY appeal TO the
Supreme Court the judgmen, was there confirmed; he
was now. therefore, brought to the bar Of the Court
and sentence passed upon him. Friday The 9th day
Of June is appointed for his execution.
John Rogers, young man, charged with burglary,
pleaded guilty Of grand larceny, and sentenced TO
receive thirtynne lashes forthwith. and ihrynne a,
the next term Of the Court.
julius and Albert slaves Of George G. MendenhaiI,
esq put trial for the murder Of George. slave
Of d.. r. c. Lindsay. Julius was convicted Of man
slaughter, and branded on the LEFT hand. Albert
acquitted.
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f'uesday. April 20.

prsohmcn' y ha'u 'a'o' -
Deh resu'neu anu coh''u''u ''''
Naval Reform Board
he mouse ''oA W Y. 'on'',ees .. u.
oll ms senate having n'''e1 ,p''
anu Pfoposeu eon'eienee' 'n' ''o1's
pa'o' 'nss'eu upoh y u'''s's''Ae"' = - y -.-
ana ag'eeu W 'ne srPoi"'''A' "
ference.
y nc inaian appropriations n''' Wa anu', .s"'
ton IN eomm'''se o. inc "ho'e' "nsn "'. S''''aA,
Mississippi addressed inc communities ~ nou' 'A 'l
subject q our hel'iai reia.0Hs WIN 0'ne' pow,
adSoca'eaa o'' winch VIC 'nou" 90 Na,s " -,
to repeal certain sections Oh 'hc nsu'iai.y ,sW'
ph' nesa''' "ss i"'ena'u y P'o''.'
IN the system tna' haa heretofore 'eeh W "'
country, pus as ne proceeoeu y a'sue' "a' hessa9
to carry out the des'inies q 'n great na'0n any
urged the national necessity Of the acquisition o. he
island 81 Cuba.
wednesday Apfi' ~.
In the Senate Inc pnnepai topic oi interest," 'o
action Of the Naval Retiring Board. MT. Digs o.
North Carolina, entered into al elaborate defence o.
the President the Secretary Of the Navy, anu Tue
Board Mr. Adams, OF MISSISSIPPI spoke WIN great
nesness against the whole proceedings declaring 'ha'
the law had not been executed because there hsd NOT
been that = careful examination which was ils man
feature without entering into individual cases 70 any
extent he referred to the fact that the accusations
against officers were made ~ secret and mat 'hs vas
vlolaye OF the principles and genius OF our insu'u.
tons and therefore the most serious blow that could
he given them. MIR. To0mbs, OF Georgia. next obtained
the floor. but gave way for on executive session.
In the House, q RESOLUTION, offered by Mr.. herher''
Of California directing an inquiry as 70 the legislation
necessary to secure the lives aud property 81 American
citizens passing over the lsthmus OF Panama. WAS adoP
ted This inquiry Is msde IN consequence Of the late
outrage upon passengers on the last steamer. The
Indian appropriation bill was passed through the CON-
miiiee Of The Whole and reported without amendment.
| Thursday. May |.
In the Senate, M. Weller submitted resolution
calling on the President for any correspondence mot
heretofore communicated with our Minister TO Nieara-
qua in regard TO the recognition Of the neS Nicara-
guam government. Nj. Weller said that he entirely
disagreed with the policy Of the Administration he
did not desire the annexation Of Central America but
wanted stable government there, and he thought that
emigration to that country oush. to be encouraged.
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THE TREATY. or PEACE.

The Opinions. OF Turin, gives. upon what
II declares to be good authority, the cond-
tons contained in the Treaty of Peace. They
are affirmed 10 be as follows:
|. Naturalization of the Black Sea. Russia
not to keep more than ten ships Of war armed
for the defence of the coasts.
IL. Nicolaielf reduced to a merchant port,
with engagement that no ships Of war shall
be constructed beyond the number agreed to
as above.
iii. Russia to allow Consuls from all the
Powers in the ports Of the Black Sea and the
Baltic.
Nv. Bomarsund mot TO he reconstructed.
v. Russia cedes part Of the territory of
Bessarabia, comprising the fortress Of lsmail.
VI. Russia renounces the exclusive protec.
torate of the Danubian Prncipallties.
VII. She equally renounces the protec-
torate Of the Greeks Of the Ottoman empire.
VIII. The free navigation Of the Danube
is guaranteed to all States, without excep'
tim.
The lXth article refers to the commission
to be sent into the Principalities to study the
questions Of the frontiers and Of the mode Of
government.
The Opinione denies that any stipulation
has been made in favor Of Sardinia, and thai
the Italian question will be discussed at large
by the PIenipotentiaries in their supplement
tary sitting. Russia will. il is said, send
an Ambassador to Paris after the ratification
of the treaty.
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The Deaf and Dumb and the hind.

HHc Dthh u"u D"fH" '" 'D H'
WIN. D. Cooke ESQ.,, the accomplished superinten-
dent OF the State Asylum at Raleigh, gratifed num-
audience Of this place Monday evening with
exhibition Of the proficiency Of his pupils. both Of
dness with which ideas were communicated 10 the
deaf muies by signs surprising, much more 50 was
the facility with which the blind pupils were enabled
to read by the sense Of touch We understand il to
be the intention Of Mr. Cooke 10 exhibit his pupils at
several places the line Of the railroad that the peo
pie may see how much can be doneto alleviate the un-
fortunate condition Of the blind and dumb.
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i not the 6rst death from the sans cause
which we have had occasion to record, and
should be a warning to children not % indulge
in excessive exercise.
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Prom the New 0fsans Rse-
THE PREsIpENoy-THE VOTE IN THE
NOISE

MANY persons, who are more familiar with
roion, sngar aud molasses than The Consiiin-
son of The Unied SAFES, express apprehensions
tha, in The event Of The Presidential election be-
tne thrown into the House Of Representatives,
the Black Republican candidate. whoever he
NAV be, will be chosen. This apprehension is
founded upon circumstance which has really
nothing whatever 10 do with the mannrr IN which
. Preslden, is elected by the lever branch Of
Congress. Hundreds seem TO think that be-
ean-e Banks, the candidate OF The Black Repnb.
licans, was made Speaker, The zane vo'es wonld
sffec, choice Of President Of similar political
stripe. The error Of this conclusion is two fold.
In the FIRST place. Mr.. Banks owed his election
90 plurality, and moi TO majority Of the mem
Asss present; and in The second place majority
~ so,es NAV be and often s minority cf States.
Thus, for Example, The New England and Middle
States. uni,ing with OHIO, Indiana and Illinois,
comprising enly twelve States, send meJoiiiy
OF all The Representatives 10 Congress, yet they
constitute minority OF The States. The sub
ject will, however, be rendered clear by refer.
rnce 10 the provision in The Constitution Of The
United States Article twelfth Of The amendments
10 that instrument, after providing that the elec
ioral votes given by The dtIeren, States shall bs
counted BY the President ii the Sanaie, in the
presence Of the Senate and House OF Represen-
natives, and that The person having the greatest
number Of votes shall be President, provided
such number be a majority of the whole num-
Der OF electors, Continues as follow:
sAnl If no person have such majority, then from
the persons having the highest numbers, not exceeding
three on the list Of those voted for as President th'
House Of Representatives shall choose immediately by
ballot, the President But in choosing The President
lie votes shall be taken by States the representation
from each State having one vote; quorum for TIM
parpose shall consist Of member members from tw'
thirds OF The States, and majority Of a the State
shall be necessary to a choice.
Il is therefore manifest that il al the next Pre-
silenlisl election. no one candidate shall receive
an absolute majority Of the electoral votes Of al
,he States, and The election should devolye upor
The House Of Representatives. one Of the three
candidates, in order 10 become President. mus
receive the votes Of sixteen Staes-slxieen be
ing majority Of thirty one--lhe whole numbe
of States. Now 10 see how little probabil,
there is Of the election Of q Black Republican II
such contingency, We have only TO examin
The record.
Pending The struggle for Speaker OF The pre-
sen, House Of Representatives, The highest soi'
received bv Mr.. Bauks, represented lhifIeeI
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Gubernaforiai CandIdafes.-we under.
stand from the Greensborough Patriot, that arrange
ments were made between Gov. Bragg and Mr.. Gil
mer. by which they meet at Greensborough on
the LIST instant and proceed together to mee, the APP
pointments made in the West.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,

HIiIsborongh Depot. - DR.. o. Hooker, the
oblgng Agent Of the North Carolina Railroad at this
station has favored us with the following statement Of
the principal articles sent from this place during the
first year Of the operations upon the road beginning
LIST Of May, 1855, and ending s0th Of April, 1856.
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INTERESTING PROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

New Orleans. April 20.
The Steamer orizaba arrived here this
evening att o'clock, bringing San Juan dates
10 the 2isf.
The defeat Of Col. schIessinger at Santa
Rosa Is confirmed. About 20 Of his men are
reported missing. During bis trial before
the court martial and while on paro he de-.
serted. and u is supposed went over 10 The
Costa Ricsns, having sold himself to them
before The battle.
On the I'm inst. the Costa Rieans took
possession 81 Rivas with q force ofe 900 men.
AMI on the lith Gen. Walker attacked them.
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Union, the Constitution, and the Laws the Qua
dams Of our liberties.
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MEDICAL.

DR. COOPER. IL DUANE sr.. NAY FE O0saSJrED
any ws ss s sod sse
fshen; Aocsioua hose whicn lot boen
ho
invite to call Without delay Gu. guar snteed eases
EryIcAcroys CURE SoR ooRSs, sUsIoKs GAL.
zee feet oy new and peeu W method without cutting
re sS S % En-. dc svo and
10 81 sss s .
ing been specially hvied 70 re~ York 70 suend ds.r
be sonsuad daily excepted a. ala ods nom
% N 4o'clcck At no. Dsevsush .irss bcween FA AID
r. -. , corl 2. Or rrsnnosIAIa
~. e ss,eae que M. lsv so';ss
lrrcm b. erase the prrssn. Dun. q 0isysHndj
ra' ''.' ~ oIsyss.ss 3 y jaime: ss.s.s Lo.do.
lew ss ne No and
'''" Robert 'i r. s.;.. ss i r... i' N
'sss without giving me The slightest P.ia -.
soueen stree. NAY Fair. London, March 5, isaS :
s'; yi.s: T,ao IL. s:a,nS pain P.s
sdan'on % ~ above ..henso...d ss,smas.s. n.ay
cal ssh. cdes ssvsn ' Stree. T. Ss:sosn
h d no professional connection with any person.
NImICAL ADvnER Ard MARRIAGES 0UIDns-l11H
ous 's a. 10 sss.; sS u. sss
n.s s1 p;ys = i s = s sSh + IL
MONT pbyssisn and surgeon ~ Rsads aresA surnes 1
Broadway where he oures al those d~es~ea om II n -
4 and ito n. We With odhar papers 10 reeou-
Deuding Dr. IArmont N the a1sstsd -0ouSss dss 1Aln
patch. 10.
DRIvATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OONsULrA.
uons-Dr OOBBETT. 10 Duane st. for the last twensy-
q IN his oys.s.. specialize. 70
hospa devoted % iavssusstns d
causes as ~e as the treatment necessary thorough ceans-
rg Of the system from The foul poison, he happy 70
form oil those Who may have suffered from the moosion
quacks thst in him sess, hey couAde and proof
OF his sncerv, you his diploma tuhis with
other heh teimonias member OF the University Of
city Of New York. Chargcs moderate
T1ICORD,a PRACrICE IN SEXUAL DERAN0EHuNTa =
II DR. O. d. HAMMOND SIG Broadway. opposite o. a.
Nicholas Hotel be onsuled canndentialy At b,s c,vc
nienty usua without charge fFor pastcn
ars pay Times, Express Newp, sunday Times. Dl.
patch, &c
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RATLRoAD-TRAINs LHAvE
IL Chambers street daily for Albany and TROY On aud al
Morday January 10, p66, the trains will run as oows-
xpress tain A. H. connecting with Norberp and Western
nain. trough way ustn IL NJ express train, z for
pouehkeepsie. at A. H., and $50 +. for eeekskll
$50 for sing sing axi The sing sns and Peeks.
h ,r,irs cp atall e We. station. PASSENGERS taken A.
rail rain r. NJ from ANAL street. for albany stopping
81 al u.AN stAtona II I. GYKM Jr. Sup erinendenk.
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=ss--- ----H---sa = - ---
COSNIE TICS.
" The bloom Of your cheek, the glance Of your eye,
The roses and hfes may make the mon SIGH;
But roses and nies and sishs pass away

The and hhes may make the mon SIGH;
But rose and lies and sighs pas away
And passion win die your beauties decay:
Cosmetics. then, aid you those charms 70 renew,
That perish through sickness, or time may subduo;
Cosmetics give bloom that banished BY care,
Aud der them lovely who were fair.
D'CAMEkONs receipts mpart u ladies and gentlemen
knowledge those best adapted - revive faded
beauty improve the condition and appearance Of the skin
the hair the teeth urnsing formula several Of them
before pubhed) for the best articles Improving
complexion removing frccses for ooorng eesutyias and
venting their deeaT and purifying ,mparng agree
able the breath OF ths little book have
resble guide the most ecsous superior cosmetics
that can be made hch they can easily prepare the nssyes
which vastly inferior articles so Those whom
economy object who would avoid DISAPPOINTMENT and
would save heir te should fhsra be
proof merit than The .sc that nearly $4,000 have
cold In fourteen months. sod at 42 Broadway Post
ocel 6e ard 6 Bo -ery 3S aud rs Hudson street. Dvi
la5 Eighth 24 3l4 40 and "a Grand street.
and bootse everywhere Price rs CENTS also BY
mail receipt pIca address boz ~ Post onioe Brook
lyp NY. Cut tbs advertisement out
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nR. RALPHs OFFICE H0URs-9 TO u a. NJ, 6 TO
IL sP M Sunday excepted, 643 Houston Eooser.


DRIvATE CoNsULTArIoNs-DR. WATSON ooS
Treated mr. re touSand casea one ns ancs
Of nj remedies mid, and DO patient
from busines expoec him 70 6et~ctoo while u,os
CO Mt there In twenty bnr hours DR. Watson
deess 70 state hat ~ many have been decsfved by
promises charatans injured by drugs pa
charge for consultations.
many yeays to thu Lock Hospital author of "The
Cause and Cure numerous patcs 81. Office ~ Walker
street Broadway.
TRIEsRMAk-. TIE GREAT EUROPEAN DISCOVERY
Protected hy al letters patent England
ty the OF ne kcule de Pharmace de Paris
perisl TOD eye I Medicine Vienna
TRrEsvxAR No. Ills the remedy for general debility The
syaem won NOT become impaired In the decline OF life
Triesnar No were universally adopted all physical mpe
dmers vanish Ike magic belore Its influence thus rendering
IFS use Invaluable TO those entering the marriage state
TRIEsEMAR No. 2COmpetolv erAdcaes all those dROrders
which copava and cubsbs have long been thought anti
dote tor 10 The ruin OF The heahh vast portion OF our popa
laiion.
TRIKsExAR No. Ihe great European remedy cass
~ disorders which, unfortunately the English physician treats
with the inevitable destruction Of the patients
eutuon. which oil the sArsApaa the world cannot remove
Nos and g. alike devoid Of taste mel.
and All nauscatng quaes They may he on The toilet table
sold IN In cases al a. or tr 90 which
81 and SH whereby there saving OF ~ divided
into sepArate administered by Valpeau Lacmsnd
koux, Wholesale and retail ard forwarded 70 any part OF
the word by n. A. BARROW, D., 0reene streat neer
Csns New Y,t who app ,nted by the pstsnteo 70 give
advice 10 All paents Amcrica Generalization nby letter
minute description Of stating habits and avo
GATOR Attend daily from III A. NJ I'LL
r. from 10 p NJ (Sundaysey sepieil unless By
vous appointment. No ~ Greene street, near Canal.
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AT A MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD
IA steamship upc o Sam, OF the Nicaragua line, the
voy age Francisco Juan finn 18th Jsnu
TO he to return hanis 70 The ofcer Of the steamer for
their duct officers and and their ard
gentemsnly department during said trip on motion Vim.
ne and Dong a. j. wilkins Esqs- appointed secretaries
notion The chair appointed George ordon and KnoI
j. ortfi, gion Fsq OF Marysvae and James K Brooks
tsq, OF eDt0. c0mDite OF Ave,
tens expressive Of the sense Of the meeting The committee
reported the following reeounons which unanimously
keovsd That the passengers board the Uncle Sam his
ssctorv voyages mada BY them at sea They have
degheo with the klnA they have
received hosrd have been rurprsed find the
al that herE y In providing and all that attention. 70 detail
ubich could only been exoectsd At
dscple and perfect oeanoess mananeo Throughout he
clip, In every depar n eDt OF It's services.
Resolved That the cordial thanks ot this meeting he present
ed Capt bonner and The officers OF tn. ship for the
extreme and attention they have maniesed In
duct II the The meeting Is nle appreciate
iesonaly the ski required In responsible a.k
p,ecia,e ard which been daily exhibited members
viz ubreuiir. constr ut alten vn regular
the hp sro awards the passengers courtesy kness and
conssn exerfon u the voyage comfortable aud pleasant
Ee,oyed hat when the present como.n or any Of Us
this route and. " poesble tho Uncle Sam aud her officers
"a tain repch and Mr. Frank johnson then appoint
ed mmtee walt the officers and introduce them to
the meeting when Captain buchanan rief
~ esIopded, and returned their thanks and those of the OIL
cers f ,ha srk Of their esteem and appreciation OF their OF
meeBRh pned bv ie officers and published 10 the New
YORK, New ORLEANS ana francisco papers.
WIN. CAREY JONES, Chairman
n WM q; '; c Wmsrs. }secre,ares.
t~iRned by the passengers OF the Uncle Sam.]
on sAN JUAN Jan. rs 1876
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TlR. WAHDE UNFOHTUNATEBF FRIEND. AND UTHER
IL unrva cd remedies. private diseases quicker aud
certain than anything sse. The afflicted who wou
and apS1ry SURE c"s IN
that paents DO meet Quict ADD efeo ua medic AID
rendered Ny unfortnnates friend aud other remsd es
week, often In few days. slight cases In twelve
hours ONCE Canal srte one door east Of HS brnAdwsy
roughly restore The constitution when weakened by
DIsEASFs OF THE sKIN-DR. NEWTON'S OFFICE
IL for The special of the nveternto forms
tneSe Affections and croula and cancer, 1873
Fourth aver ne. near Thirteenth ST.
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ME

a NEW BOOK.-THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, On FAMi;- Z
"A Medical Physiological Instructor. speci y for The
Of The married and those sbout Q marry by DE- Aoi
he author and Lecturer; huudreh edition 500 pa9os A.
soored plates Price D. Puofshed by r. w. SfRON0, No w
Nassau street who viii forward by mail rse on recetp o.
extraordinary hook read. One STATURE which
the peculiar tome Of deioacy and morality wca pesvadss
all hrouA h
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BAKE. sage xan.sss oesls oD sel 4
81 O'clock; perto%snos g Oesin a precisely This
TIE isoN Mask.
Ss,Ss, nssln Henry Il M ~. Esanc
a. as.ss g. sssr
s''e''' isG a \; 1sn s 'tiss = WITH TIGER
Chi whiting xr.5e, .i. e1 rsDuG
e; T c:,%S 1sns s.n.s:r wa stage Ne
This evening Jan 80 the grand :pssas.s commence T.
sa e To ss%s1 War.
RURroNs, CHAhsKRs sraEEr.
enc Of The ,ira The rspson the comedy announced
evening sHsT %HEs s s;sS' e Comedies
ANA fslfE b AND wivE Burton
D9 IS noor fiursaylhs comedy Of fE LADY OF
LYONS Miss Mary Agness will appear as Paulne Claude
NEo CHRIsrY WOODS MINsrREIs NEW HALL,
" ~ hf''dT cFFk ss svs ssipf h ssssi
Business transacted by ...............-. Henry Mood.
For his Ian Mnsrsisy concluding With
open g. and The curtain rise: At O'CLOCK
Admission. 10 cents.
RcwrRY ,THEATRe-To STRANGERS AND THE
the grand eqaesrssn g, spss'a rso Of u,,xrep
playing at this esahishment with unheardot
1000 persons visited the theatre Monday last in great
81 Doc aaa ~s on n m
sOiEEE DE- PIAS0FoRTE.
A Los EsPANOLEs PENIrsuL. RES Y oUBANOs,
3 HosaS DEL b-o sgEys na DE- r
E~ograma iydido DIS parte, compondra escusiva-
!, x.rc,,. rr,rn,. rHlhIRA PARrs- EsrAsA. p,,.,
pianos eecuta por los senores BERT ao;scSsH
20 Reensrdo Do Andsiacia, Fandango Jaleo1
"a 's s2sss &c s
caph sobre Dsns.s ss Puerto Prncpe
Maria Isnsero.
De sasss o. ss1 %Sso
{. .a,ass ssc r sr, sno
(.Bemsc Como Ia" .................... co..s.haIk
8. Maria n, na, La ho'y RI Tango
Hall SON. Broadway ygeneramcne todos los aunaoe
senoras so cen Cabaleros ............N
RowERy Observation-Disclosures OF PERSONS
cent 1 ano 1 HDan sasson 70 Gst ght = the
seats week Any one can afford %
sArss wS 81
sh H%%R's He One Ne hu ~ ssHsd views
v'1 ess % ss',''
TIRE FIRE. rrREIA HORSE EMITTING FIRE
=: e not
bly, The that a9ck e see the greatest
DRAAMATIn READING: B. BROWN PROFESSOR
% as on
ahs e sn on Saturdays evening"
O'Clock Tickets % cents.
AN APPEAL = NEW HAMPSHIRE. VERMONT.
% s
following he of New York by coming and
s
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.. sIs BRoADwAY.-PER-
snd night w
eiher original entertainments. 49,
HERNE THE HUNTER. - BOUND TO HAVE The
greatest run and win eclipse s other spesacles BY ts
you wish to be accommodated with seats.
DRET7Y woMEN-EvERY AFTERNOON AT g. AND
sysy q. a Ss :. s No
appear dumberng twenty i've arsesin abesufu selection
OF living statuary,
THE GREATEST CROWDS EVER WITHIN THE WALLS
Of tine Bowery theatre TO wi the gorgeous spectacle
Of HERNE, THE HUNTkR
AUX BEAU MONDE MRS. H. sEYMouR's COSTUMES,
N TASTE elegance and historical
nounced emneniy superior any In the United States
Private heaicas attended 1S5 Walker street, door
Of the Bowery.
THE CELEBRATED COLLECTION or EGYPTIAN AN,
uquues numbering upwards Of eleven hundred obeot
with additions the popular exhibonin
The city Open day and evening" at go Broadway. Adlaaon
Is cens.
COSMOS TICS.
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Tor sALk-A RESPECT Bile ArD WELL ' q NI5HED
private boarding house, In The ,entra part Of the city,
Broadway Inquire at IS Mercer street In the furniture
ore.
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sTROIoGY PHRENOLOGY THE CELEBRATED
n Mrs fismy frcr, Paris whose relation has bec,
sanly sultedby Napoleon gives true nforna lon
events Of e que sons ahout love marriage business &c.,
aIe answered By the power Of magnetism at 3 Broome st.
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VALENTINES.

oherwise receipt Of ten dollars Valentine ccnpsnss and
Wholesale dealers supplied the liberal sr1na Ssh
T. W. STRONG, Manufactures,
- Nassau street, New Yofk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND RETAIL DEALHRS
be supplied With the choice
men Fl valentines offered In New York. at per
less than manufacturer prioes by immediate AppcA
@. n. BROWER, "a MaodOugni st
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AsTROLOGY.

sTOyIgHTN0 TO AIL.-MADAMB MORROW, TIKI
IA seventh daughter has Natural gin 70 tab past pressA
and fuurr svens snd al the Of e even the
houphs and 81 speedy marriages and ,ho~ e like
bring se her those who are separated who ~p epoy hs
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