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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

A SLAVE vTSsEL nLSTROYED Or CAFE COD 500 900
" spECIE sunk AT SOUTH sALtx-ARREsT or
SLAVE TBArtRs, ETC.
From the Boston Traveller, Nov. 81
Al affair which, in some respects resembles the cello.
brsted expedition several ego from the Charles.
own stale prison, headed by the wsrdtn TO recover
treasure which . prforcr declared TO him had been
buried Care Cod. occurred 10 this CT, day on two
stree Tbe sequel OF The Ibsre,tovn expedition II will
be remembered, was that the Warden and bis associate,
worthy constable o. G., were suddenly cast In the
boe Which they bad "dssed," while the prisoner iooE
TO hts hsels.
Tho particulars Of the last hunt for lost treasure 90 far
90 tfey have come ~ light foovs,-A short time
middle ssed spsnisrd named Joaquin Nesret called
upon well known seesr dealer OF the city, named De
Mena, srd stated thai he had been within time
command o. slave vessel that he had ed his
vessel the vicinity OF Cape Cod snd had proceeded
hts beat 10 secluded cove (Pckerings II south salem,
whre be bad sunk casks OF specie the OF about
SEQ co., and then 10 nded.
He sAed for cid 20 The 1easure and hts sory
was 20 plausible that expedition perfect every re-
spec, oresnzed In this city, ssd accompanied Ia
said, by boston police ofcer prcceeded 70 the spot
pointed out
II appears that 10 some way the Salem police became
parsbers In the affair. One that their ysevi.
pyocss hcvss rckevsps cove Attracted
axtsnfkn and thst notice 70 ts ocsvs sse
when their wagon vas searched, and found COO
tain siropS ushDg Ines IN insirunsns or borSs snPy
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Obituary.

We painec, says the Boston Atlas OF the 10th u,
the death OF Rev. EPHxAM PEABODY, d. D.,
minister OF Kings Chapel at the sge OF 40 years DR..
Peabody oed ct hts residence this city, yesterday
morning, Al half past O'Clock. He WAS born in the
town OF Wilton, N. H., in 1907, graduated al Bowdon
College IN 1877 studied divinity the theological school
in Cambridge aud subsequently, settled pastor
OF the Unitarian churches Cincinnati anc New Bedford.
Ep ota Ihau
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9ARIfIMB INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, November 30, 1856

AlnArAJ ros yoRK-THU BAT.
scH O5 NOON sxrs eve O6
........... 81 MON WAITE. eve III ~
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reIewrnpnic MARINE Repsrt

BOTTOM Nov sO--Arr ships bennington, EOrleans Mary
Goodel Norfolk wesiern Sea Messina; Grower and
Mobafco sOrieanB Pells. Philadelphia brgs josephine
smyfra Galveston gagaa Auraie Havana. Means md
7 Enisht Philadelphia.
Pelow sbp Southern Cross Calcutta, bark Albion. Lincoln
Havana.
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Nov, 1S28-John Graham,
three years
Nov. lS3l-John John
eton.
Nov, lsS2-David Hacden,
three years.
Nov, 1856 Hugh Maxwell,
two years.
Nov, lS37-David Hadden,
three years.
Nov, 184o-Dsvid s. Ken
nedy, two years.
Nov 1872 Richard Irwin,
nine years.
Nov, 1e51--Adam Norrie,
still President.
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Nov, lT66-WAlkr Ruther-
ford.
Nov, l167--Peter Middle
ton. three years.
Nov. l77c--His Excellency
Lord Dunmore.
Nov, l77l-John Watts.
Nov, l7i2-Wm. McAdam.
Nov, 1773- Right Hon biz
Lord Drummopd.
Nov, l7I4-DAvid John
sion.
American Revolution there
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SLAVE yTssEL pIsTRoYED orr CAFE COD 500 900
" SPICE sunk At SOUTH sALEx-ARREsT or
SLAVE IBArtRs, ETc.
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C,tass eth Az and f0tn 81 Nov 30, 1885
W Fseb.rss toped ircr TIE ~indov 81 his lodrngs,
~ s,sh NE rhuty plnth street, nstsai Of frou
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shcu ViSSAioA, 90.
Nov. l76t-Philip Living
eton.
Nov, l767-Adam Thomp-
SET, N. ID.
Nov, 1.6e-John NORM
scott.
Nov, 175a-Andrew Bar
clay two years.
Nov l16l-The Right Hou.
William, Earl OF Stirling,
ihlce years.
Nov. 1Te4-Altxander Col
den. two Year,,
purirg The period Of thu
was a suspension Of the m
Joknston, however, continl
President Until The next me
Independence, which was 1
NOV l7ss-Br. David
Johnston, 70 elected.
Nov I5sb-Tbe Right Hon.
Robert r. Livingston,
seren year,.
Nov. ls91-Weltcr Ruther.
ford, elk J ears.
Nov, 1855 Robert Lenox,
sixteen years.
Nov, ISi4-Dr. Jas. Tii!a-
~, four years.
Nov, lsls-Archibsld Ora
CITE, i've year,.
Nov, 1872 Robert HALL.
day, five years.
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Who IL Mr. smooth
II YOU ash bow In thunder
frankhn Pierce 90 well succeeded
Ip emba olins relations
With the foreign Courts Of EnroPei
would answer, would tell you:
Read Our Cousin Smooth's Confessions !"
Reed Cousins strange adventures,
By Tin. TempletoE inditsdl
smooth IL who did the business"
And It's Smooth alone can tell yOu.
He IL AZ who, sent by FriLkin
Pierce controlled our Foreign ENJOYS
Had control Of Soule Sanders,
John Sullivan, buchanan,
Dudley Mann and Daniel Sckles
lie has be. n behind the curtain,
And can tell VITO pays the PIPER"
When the diplomatic puppets
Dance 20 MaTcy's sombre music
He shrewd and cute Care Colder,
Fresh from Frshklins Kitchen Councils;
Fresh from MArcy's koszts Lester
And from Jehs designs on Cubsi
Fresh from Guthne's dwindlng surplus"
And the " spoil-so cooked BY forney;
Fresh from universal buncombe,"
Went Europe and succeeded
In assembling that Convention
At Ostend =" which 20 bewdeTed
All the diplomatic fogies
or France, Austria and England
He las been behind the curtain,
Knows the ropes, and explain them.
Ii you wish 10 reap instruction,
Fun and frolic, manly doctrine,
And EXPOSE of humbus.
Read " Our Cousin smootRs Adveniures.'
By Tim. TemPieton iDdited
IN HE ADVE mt u r ES o +
i MY COUSIN SMOOTH.
b. TIMorHy TENPLEros.
Showing tho Of General Pierce and his Agents AZ
home and abroad. Cloth 75c Payer, SC.
MILLER, ORION MULLIGAN, Publishers
No IS Psrkr,w y. w. snd No. lO7 Genesee-st' Auburn
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Just Published: - -.
MEN AND TINES OF THE REVOLUTION;

AN
MEMOIRS OF ELKANAH WATSON,
Including Journals Of Travels In Europe and America from
I'M to 1872 with bis Correspondence with Public Men, and
"Reminiscences and Incidents Of the Revolution.
Edited by his Son WINsLow {. WATSON
In one octave volume Of 40 pageA Price 81 81.
To make interesting memoir ard readable book the ives
Of men afford richer aud abundant material than that
OF the late Elkauah Watson" DAILY News
But all that Is mortal Of this men Of
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nslow c. Watson here presents Us 70 volume
Of whose only ut Is its brevy Eve Post
We can promise readers treat in the perua OF this
vivid Chronicle Of the oden time" Home Journal
Recently Published;
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PIE. BY Richard Stous Willis limo lSB PIP Price "a cte
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Ii is worth reading laughing and thinking about
TROY Daily Wing
1t abounds in true philosophical criticism OF both music and
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Numerous extended notices attest the value Of this
SERMONS FOR THE TINES. BY the Rev. Charles
Kingsley author of Village Sermons" Alton Locke Sc
limo $50 pp. Price Is cents.
days when muddy heads do greatly abound, vol
Of uch sturdy punsent powerful and Illuminating saxon
Is OF the highest worth" lChnch Journal
The discoures remarkable for their simplicity YET they
eyuce intellectual power and each give. evidence OF
the genius OF the autLorp Boston Evening Transcript
They are practical sensible that they will be read
with pront and pleasure BY all peons who are af'er
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One Of the Characteristic II Of the most
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A NEW NOVEL, DEPICTING New PHASE
"A or AMERICAN LIPE!
WI be pabshed on Saturday. M.rchs;
SHOEPAC RECOLLECTIONS

II &c PabIshed Oh Sstafday' HncHV'
SHOEPAC RECOLLECTIONS
A WAfsiDE GLIMPSE OF AMERICAN LIFE.
BIZ WALTER M.RcH.
The scene Of this story laid in Detroit, commencing az
that period when anuqusted, picturesque French
town its Inhabitants mostly composed Of French settlers fur
traders Indians half breeds-ihe few Americans consisting Of
the officers Of the Government and those Of the military with
their families and dependen The OF the story how
brings down the transition Of the town from s an
eent DPec into modern smart thriving American city The
Of the story exceedingly fresh and lie interest quite
sbserbins It's Ietre.que descriptions ts odd chArsete
marked BY broad and humorous ndyduses it, new and
novel incidents and the really very superior merit which
msnes in lis style and treatment combine TO afford as de
lshul picture Of phase q American life but little known
All DO read the work assured, will 6nd profound
pleasure in It's peruA snd for rood book and fresh book
we heartily recommend itr
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CONTENTS.
CHAP. CH.P.
l-Om City. 20-Mabel and Jorsm.
2-Pleasantres. 2l-Millbrook.
Sour Family. 29-NAjor Fontenoy viss Mr.
4-summoned from High. Magroy
5-Tbe Departure. S-Mr. MsGoy Hono7s Lilac
6-Therc Left. CsttaSe.
1.-The Msgroy. 2t-John March.
s-shoopsc and Moccs.in 25-The Young Commodore.
e-John March writes Home. 26-rhs Drum Beats.
lo-Ghost Stories N-ln Motion.
1.-THE Schoomaster out 28-The Kitchen Cabinet.
West 29-The Field Iron
IA Glimpse Of Squatter G0-Sweet Home
Life. 3l-What Said the
lS-The Rivals. House Top
lt-Father and Son. 32-The Trial
l5-CloudA 55-Prospeet and Retrospect.
1.-the Young Orator. 3i-Jeptha Jumps Speech.
I7-Wld Oats. 35-The Battle Of Windsor.
1.-THE Jumpse. 5-The Shoepsca
ia Denouement
Published In handsome l2rno volume. Price 81.
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BIOGRAPHY OF WILLARD FILLMORE

~
~ H. press aud will shortly be published, -
A BIOGRAPHY OF THE HON. WILLARD FlLLhOhE.
II well the intimate friends Of the pres
nominee OF the American party for the Presidency that at
ier suggestion something over year since the Hon Thomas
NJ Fooie commenced Biography Ills long personal aud po-
ca with Mr. Fillmore added TO the tact OF his hay-
ing occUre the chair OF The Commercial Advertiser
great Of that time rendered him peculiarly eepa'
bic Of d0s justice subject In OF this WISH
EXPRESSED Nh Fooe had made considerable progress IN the
collection and preparation Of the WORK when he
cor udfd embark uIon his 10 Europe His
matter prepared left in hands and We have now
the sasscon Of announcing that Mr. Chamberan who has
for tie raf years ac;ed both associate and principal
Fdor Of The C,neca Advertiser has consented TO finish
up the work consequence Of wish 80 expressed by Dr.
Fonfc. previous to lis departure.
The Biography Of tie Hon. NJ FILLMORE will shortly be
issued upward Of J embeltshed with
Portrait and for circulation will be neatly got in
the low price Of ~ per 100 copies
Or lc0 per geo copies cazh.
Orders the Trade, from Councils irclosng cash will
be TIou py attended and furnished In the order IN which
tley NAV be receiyed THOMAS & LATHROPS,
Publishers, Printers and StereotyPens
Commercial Advertiser Office, Buffalo, n. Y.
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CAIRDs SERMON BEFORE QUEEN VIC

w Don't VI A + much money on
w HARPER
IS cents but feep- trade moving hand them over
that low figure Most dealers out Of the MARCH
number have large received foo retail trade
We sell nearly TWO THOUSAND COPIES PER MONTH
AT RETAIL and take special pains always to have THEM
on HAND. - -
FOREIGN NEWS OFFICE.
No. 80 Nsssau-st., NewYork
MCKEE, Manager
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g T A L | o N T. X Y. =
- CHARLES u; LYON and BROTHER; 3 q. sssknan e.

ENVELOPES and WHITING PAPERs.
We furnshiI the Trade the most extensive ad
varied the above goods be found 10 this country
which larger than before comprises every
grade quality ard price including the latest and most sp
proved styles whh oherug a. prices unusually low
With facilities for msnufacturng aud recent I'M
the manufacturing nov ablo to
ksep Increasing demand for Envelopes ard &C
the same furnish article Of superio, workmanship
10 large buyer prepared 10 offer extraordinary M
BY Of large contracts with some Of ne
best paper mills Ia the Uiifed States.
WRITING PAPERS.
BnLrr COMMERCIAL NorE, LADIES Nors LADIES BArn,
Barn POsr QuAkrFR Posi-, Gar, FLAT Car, &C.
Tie above gilt plain ruled urruled woye laid and fancy
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G embracing rous shades of quality ard price
Orders Iom any II The United STATES promptly attended
to- CHARLES ". LYON BROTHER,
No. Is Beekman-,t, NewYors
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New publications.

,d pleasures and palaces. there. no place Ike Home"
NJ O w X L A ID I,
~ Aud fJr Sale at the Bookstores;
ii O NJ f
REcoLLrcr1oNs OF A NSEw-EYGLAND FAMILY.
BY ANNA LELAND.
One peat y %4. i l2Go. M RISs' 81
This s book TO be read by the home fire.de.
THE STORY NEVER wANDERs
from familiar and touched wi cleans OF hu1oI
shadows Of pahos Among it. best pictures we mud
'He 'AD''a !. OLD GOvEY-TURYING. SQUIRTING,
and contracting bis eys' md @ he ba d S bn ou 81
redeemug quality ard that was h wife the meek iaed
'''' u GRANDMOTHER LELAND" .,
whose moral excellence energy and Leron Paedin vivid
contract with the delicate soft beings OF this genera
shOcted into interesting hepsnos' at the sight Of real dis
"'"' '"' BRICK SCHOOLGIRLS"
{" sfNGING-sCHOOL,"
where the strong hearty voices Of the young and mai lens
'oNe' Ou' NV ""CSoRoYATroN AND RUSSIA
ed each other through lahyinthian prssase Of
" EXPLOITATION. SARDINIA AND DELIGHT
TIC q" JONAS CRocKEY" MAKING LOVE
Besey and eyncng appreciation OF her delicate
rejection Of his nsgrheent prefer By presenting he' win
Sh6Sfy IS SCARCE AND HARD TO BE COZ, 49,,
or would you mOre the sad speaking face Of the deaf
mute Ase5 n ss.ooI i TD ,gL L31s sF PfF
sropuE the walls o. il. tenement searching the hauned
ees Of memory in mockery cain endeavOr the skinny
NEVER CURLED HER RED HAIR
''but orce and that when she baeksid' poor be-
wudered David Hn" who - .
"Coi'LDH'T GET THE HANG OF PARADISE LOST 4"
end so lost ls chance Paradise with the wnsome Orace
GRAND QUILTING At Mr.. VAN KoMP's"
LIGHT BLUE EYES, WHITE HAIR.
short nose chin that looked going to run away
lorg veiltw vet shor,-W sisted blue coz, aud
GREAT WHITE HANDS Or Mr.. POPPLETONf"
made Themselves cons icu0ts $500
And for sale At tue Bookstores
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printing.
fine Arts.

NEW DRAWING B0OK.-Thirty beautiful
~ studies Of Heads, Landscsres Anim.s reveu, Ae-
Neaty bound 81 For sale by w scHAUs, 81 stcad~sy-
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TyHE MEDICAL PILOT. By Dr.. I. G.

j HUrcanss-Evsry family should posses. Sk valuable
Book Il treats every de.se Contains SIS pages p.s
dy illustrated snd boun1 To be he'd Of tbs Anfher No. 81
srostvsy, sscspd soss, % poss 6ss. STss 81
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 6. 1856.
AURA KEENE's VARIETIES,

u "A L T. Me- VA L T. ES,
THIS EVfSINGDWli Commerce With TWO LOVES 2yD
LIFE. To conclude with NOVELTY, in one Act and Ten
TsfesS nr and Mr.. BARsEY WILLIAMS; 81 Ta5i.aa
UNpNE oh Ts n5 fAILHE Oh T,Sfss
TshIesu UNCLE TOM eth Tshesu, HERNE THE HUNTER
ltb ard A,t TAblesu, APoTHEOsis OF WASHINGTON.
VHIALLACK's THEATER.-Boxesa and Parquet
cent?: Family ciIsl. 3 Z, ssp. ss. 81 Pirate eo.c
a:nee a. This EytNING viii be performed the
BENEFIT Of Mr q. H I&H X ~ ,w
Daniel Dowls Nj Holland Debo-ah Dowlass M' Vernon
d. BoaRDISG SCHOOL, tIi JUNE o'-''''
M'or Mssden. Mr. stOddard hrH G'osdenAp Mira Vernon
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-THIS
fT[efsy M',sh A EE NSE n 2 s21ib A.
THIS KvENlNG, All O'clock ar.t time Of THE COUNTY
ib1lns .pseiseie Of DE PkRFoRMANcE IN THE DEN
or LIONS, and p Admittenee 70 everything zoci
children under 10, l2.c
broad WAY VARIETIES, No. Az Broadway,
WooD Lessee and Bo. ines. M w.
This and beautiful temple Of Amusement now open
VIZ" 'N' WOOD AND MARSH CHILDREN,
forty IN number under ten years Of age-th greatest troupe OF
juvenile comedians in the word-who will present for tho
BLACK EYED SUSAN
To H eo5eiadc With THE wANDERNG MiXsTRELJom
rs es5,sno hsf price Door. open at oeoct to
DUCKLEY's sERENADERs, No. $50 Broad
- wsy.-MoNDAY, March 3, and EVERY EVENlSG
THE COURT or THE ICE BURGi
ORA La PoKE-AFUSTus.
A Dream Of Kanes Pole ar Sea
Fernando fears will be invaded,
Therefore the streets with ice I've barricaded -
Preceding The ,letch NEGRO MfNsTRELsY. Tickets D
cents Perbsm Gft Tickets admitted to our Concert
AN EXCURSION to CHINA and JAPAN for
~ Is cent? Broadway Atheosum. No. ga Broadway.
Two afternoon trains on WEDNESDAY, st3ii and SAIUk-
O R. WEST WIN. HERM, Conductor.
VENIIE celebrated collection of EGYPTIAN AN
ers recent addition the popular exhibition In the city,
Open Day and Evening al CSC Broadway Admission p eent
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway
~ contains $50 Of the finest PAINTINGS ever put upon eK-
hibition Open DAY and EVENING Admittanee , cents
DERPETUAL MOTION.-Tbe greatest discov-
cry ever yet made is Exhibition at No. 565 Broad
Wsy M STARE Th Machine in Newtsven.
and fbe invention of Mr. r. r. wills, by whom IL
cesfuy exhibited in that places and agreelhy To public
ipu and the hpurobation with IL IL beyond doubt
n greatest curioty and the successful attempt AZ
sELF-ACTING MACHINE made in this or any other
Why Is not bona hde Perpetual Motion u Is t
the curious that subject 20 determine Cen ana see H.
will regret the trouble Hours OF
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cents
NOTICE to HOLDERS of PERtIAM' GIFT
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signed having been this day cancelled BY mutual consent the
holders Of Perhan's Tickets for admission TO
BUCKLEYs OPERA-HOUSE, No. $50 Broadway 40
present them for admission on or before SATURDAY
JAS. BUCKLEY 4 SONS,
V'HE CRYSTAL PALACE.-This beautiful
building contains various objects of Observation-Disclosures
able sTATUARY beside Agricultural Implements Ma
chnery. It will remain open until further notice
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V'O DEALERS in FANCY ARTlCLES.--
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gtatiomrrp an6 fdnrp GOODS.

ENyELOPES.-Th newest styles OF ENVEL-
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Esrecial attention invited latest styles q EAItA
HEAVY ENVELOPES aud Congress Writing Papers The eapse-
Factory extended - 70 enable a 10 ncos
the largsst possible demand for eoods
cHAS. II. LYON BROTHER,
No Is Bsektnanst n Y.
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DECENT PIT BLICATIONS of ID. APPLETON
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"
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VI.
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VII
An ELEMENTARY TREATISE on LOGIC
Including Part l-Anaysis OF FO1uulg Part I-Aethod
sn Appendix q Examples for Analysis and Criticism aud
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En,iarnaIInteIIis

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e os rates OF wages and their orders ned
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ehsssd V slpi0ysfs
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INKS Ia all their varieties seans Wax Waters Mseisse te
No. N Cliast, EewYork
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MUCIIAGE, In new and convenient Bottles,
WI with Metallic Cap and BTu.hnd spcn.abc to merchants
and useful TO evsrybcdy For sale by THADDEus DAVlpS
Co. Manufacturing Stailoner No. ~ Clhst, Nes.foTh
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TOOK HERE! LOOK HERE GIFT
- SALE Ct BOOKS md PRESENT Of a VALUABLE
PACKAOF God Watches having been taSeu Ia the
G perksses without much notorety determined the neat
tine taken request permission 20 make q pablo
End ha posseson certificate Of which he follow
g l. copv This certify that he 9Th day of March,
AZ purchsfed from John Monroe Co book eIled me
uube red 5S9 which paid 81, and rece e
~ih ne book Gin Package containing very elegant pR
Watch Will h'nk worth about ~ have 10 OBJECTION
g. "a " IL Wafrb 10 spy rersoa y BIO will call upoo
(slrned) FRED II sILBER No. ~ eihev'
Al The IA. Book. received soon - Published ana
even PURCHASER Of hook receives Cir Paeksge worth if'
80 down 20 y cents. Several Gold Natehes A. wei ~
ler valu.be rreseuts hsnd waiting for cusOfners
rcr sr a. obtained request. giving f1 pare lhs
srd 40 the rules adopted orders received from caat
me-, JOHN MONROE & Co. Ma. fH Broadwsy,
adnuiLg Chrsty and WOoi's hinstnela
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NTIBI Os GARDEN.-Doors open at 81. Tickets
~ 5Oc~nts THURSDAY EVENING March s. The Won
Ssrf.j RlVYI, FAMILY. Mile ROBERT and the Ballet
T1oure THE EIF-KISGi Or, WEALTH AND Poverty
The COmic PsntOu,2e " THE soLDIkh fok LOVE
Three grand peces
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/. o. of d. FIJI, Fraternity and Their friends ace in
tiel 10 attend the LLEN ENTH AMIN FRSARf OF Ola
NOND LODGE No 40 The third Of the Friendly Greetings
q amond Covenant, Howard AID Empire dyes a. tae
Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows heIl, on fNlOAi EHEN
NC tie 1th ID 81 o'c-ock.