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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE on

COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARsENEss, INFLu-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, wHooPINc
COUGH, GROUP, AsTHmA, IN
cIPIENT CONsUmPTION,
nd for the relief q eonsumpve patients In advanced
stages Of the disease. al
We need not speak 10 The public Of H. virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of the
American States ts wonderful cures Of pulmonary com
piknfr have made a already known. Nay few arc the
hmss IN any civilized country on CHS continent without
some personal expofience Of IL eecis and fcwsr yot NE
COMMUNITIES sny where which have not among them
some living trophy Of s victory the subtle And dan
xerous OF the throat and lungs. While u the
most powerful anudoc yet known 70 man Tor the iofm
dshr and dangerous diseases q the pulmonary organs
& also the plsssans-t aud safest remedy that can b en-
pioyed for infants and young persons fnrenn siou,o
have u In siore against Che in-idous enemy That steals
upon them unprepared We have abundant grounds "
believe the rrcroaAt saves more lives BY The con
rnmptlons Il prevents than thoee q Keep By
you and cure your colds while they cnrable neg
ec them until nc human skill master the inexorabls
anksf that fastened on the slals eats your Ute away
An know the dreadful fatality u hung disorders, and -
tluy know too he virtue. OF chi. remey, need not do
more than 10 assure them n n sui made the best cna
be- We spare cost no care no toi 70 produeo y ths
most perfect possble and thns hnord those who rely on
h the beat agent which sk furnish or their cure
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
! S S 9; ESIEEl NJ D,

u Cilfens VI indianapolis aud Vicinity that he has
taken up permanent rcsldenco among thom for the
practice OF his Profession.
Having had the experience OF q largo and success.
ful practice In the eilyof brooklyn, New York, the
last years, eomblneo with determination TO excel
does not hesitate 10 say thai any persons who need
DENTAL operations, and wish them executcd In III
most skillful and finished manner, stlom ne iaconre
Hiece u repeof>d hias may feel tho fullest confidence
In him a Dentist OF established reputation.
tncorruptibe Porcelain teeth inserted on Gold Sill
yer or Patlna, with his Improved continuous Gums
colorod 70 lfe,-ffom one 10 an entire set, which
for beauty and lfe-ke appearance eannotb aurpas.
Every operation necessary for tho preservation and
most careful, thorough and perfect manner, and at
prices which cannot aii 10 give satisfaction. An work
warranted 10 performthe promised The be
OF reference given when required. y ffHF -
Once from A. n. 10 '. NJ Once over the Bank
Of the Capitol, frat floor. No. East Washington 81.
ap2f1y
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Setting man trap is the title Of
q picture Of q very pretty young lady
arranging her curls at a mirror. n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

pIANos FOR RENT. NEW oRsEcoND HAND
lhaye ~ Planes that want 70 10 nt - ssss-r-,,
aud will lel The runl apply on The pnFch 49, NJ,
asc until the rent lays for the piano<-II lfli
Como ront and pas lor plano aud not know u. n
. a..'. .a tf.. q. NJ. MUkcH,
...I-fs b. ~ Wenl Fourh,tt.
full stock Of sheet mnsio aud lnslrum enis under
the care OF q. A. Fonda .f.i. apet
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

IN lions, such ~ Combs, Needles, Pins, silk and
Cotton flosses. Tidy Yarns, Bells. pepcis Port Mon
naieu Shear, Scissors, and Pocket Cutlery, always
Brookville, Ind. t..a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

-.IIl ! Lffaff fktf,. Wigs % = q, Dec, -, s..
Dn. FoRsnk--DrkG Sm;--fcn viii rtco i<ci
selling doznn hotllcs OF 3Dur Aii<ratIso IA =
on hoard the steamer Ohio No. Y 90 he upward lrip.
about the oh or lothof November nft have foldlt
all but two houlos. ana can ny 40 is have seen
and known Il iried 4 has cured more diseases. and IN
shorter time. Than any medicine ever tne~.. -
hna already become popular here. q conId sfils
large quaint " oft n n VAS ffnefaly known fhtt a.
way hHd 10 on hand. I. should he rcd II zou eoula
appoint ne sois agent for The sae OF IN ls place,
tina much a. tie othf msfchants IN the piA' . are
agents for ot.sr medic nee MT ofih bali la,ch- ~
vide cFcuintion. Al OIL escufa, please o. send ne
ono dpssn each q your dineront llzsd botuc< ssd
obllgc. 80 49,
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TUE AGRICULTURAL sTEAAER ~ DESIGN.
u cd for cooking food for all kinds OF stock sleem
ing shinglc biockai carriage and rcnder
lux lard and tnlloW and fof heallng water for any
purpose. II Il READILY converted Into eaudron for
boiling sugar water. making p. and sarlety of
other usos, Tho steamer doca.lho work required In
ess than half the time, With much icss htlenon,and
AZ the same Time cheaper, ban can DO done Ia any
other way. tH PERFECTLY simple, aud safe, being 90
constructed 10 avoid tho poanlbil " OF explosion
For particulars call on the subscriber, Price, e45.
am delivering tho Little Giant and steamer 10
the farmers OF Franklin, Fayeito, Jnon, Rush and
Decatur courtles,nt
Cincinnati Prices
All orders addressed 10 me AZ nrookvlllc Will
meet prompi attention. WM. X. MULF0RD.
r.brookviiie, Apriii7, 80.
nAKrs, HORs, en0vRLs. nay a MANURE
N Forks, cultlvatorh and Double Shovel rlows, al
brookvile, Ind. TfNER a kIMnLE.
cALlcoRs, 6fNGHAMs, DRLAiNEs, AND siiEI
las, for saie very low, on the usual terms,a NJ
BrookviIie, Ind TYNkR q q kudBLE's.
IT. 4. T.. .
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20 Tnk punLIl


tynchknfr. Highland CO. Jan p''s1.
THIS to certify thai have bern an ctsa CO Hrs<n
OF tight yeats N tbc spinal anc Ion and dyspepsia
and part Of thai time was confined 10 ms ftd II
had tried the various Remedies prescribed ~ te pys-
clans who attended but obtained re-
llsf until tried Dr.. iofshe's Ailsfsute bahhl Ny
the tint had used thrne y four botlyt ielt uest
rtlsf aud had uatd more than foven bottles nn-
III entirely cultd or ne above named diseases.
fool Il due The public. a. well a. 10 ~. Persia u
state the above named Nets and 20 say that believe
the BALM 10 be- dc tesi medicine IN use. and csr-
not recolamendi II too highly 20 suuorlng msnlty.
have used ~ IN many oll.cf In m, mnIiy ~
which 4 was recommrndec, and q has given entire
satisfaction IN AL cas- \ ions NkLklk.
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FoNftuff o. Dc. Il %.
Ds. Fonsnk.-your tnsale ihs hh- conplussly rur<1
no. and I am hale and sto,t and no signs u nh<o-
matte pains about me, ] an ytfi thankful that stu
now have w., that yon did pot sooner. uuea
suffer NJ and expense would have Ne dbne3uay.
hope you may Rways hc successful ne wth NE. ana
live 10 good old age, and never rufcf With To
rheumatism. ! have only used what Balm toukAt
o. yop, and am pow new man, Yours 1ull,
R0Br. BEATTY.
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l amweil acquainted With Alexander clsrk and his
wife, and also John Walker, and ! know The above
rcspeciabllity and csndnr. ll $50. II.
lslgnedl A. ofnL1R.
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corlineale fTom d, l.. Starr. --| n p |--II-I-
have known Mr.. Forfha't AitfraItr TAl4 q
perform very ~ trAofdiuafy cur upsn horse <hst
waaxery badly cut some tine fInce r....
used Il cktcrnhily, VIA good ehect. 1bri,rt u 10
he sfseiiy rste and eeacienr fsnsdy 70 be used n
map3 ccml leints, H.. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AT OSHKOSH

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
DETROIT, July IL, 1857.
In your paper Of the 9th you have letter from
Chicago giving an account of steamboat explosion
On the morning of tae Sd l went on board the AP-
pletOn Belle at Fond du Lac for Oshkosh % miles,
where we arrived at = a. IN. From that place
was intending to leave in the next steamer for Ber-
lin, twenty miles further on the Fox or Wolf River
for they are called by both names, connecting as
they do below Oshkosh, when it is called the Wolf
River. On my arrival learning that there was
some uncertainty how soon the steamer would leave
for Berlin ard being exceedingly anxious to accom-
plsh my business and return, hired private con-
yeyance and proceeded by land and returned to
Oshkosh the same evening at o'clock. On my re-
turn found the city in the widest excitement IN
consequence of the fatal disaster. The particulars,
as near as l could gather them, are these: The
steamer Berlin City left Oshkosh for Berlin az
O'Clock D. m, and proceeded about SIX miles
when her boiler burst, tearing the boat
into fragments and sinking her instantly in
about twelve feet water. The number of passengers
was not known as they had no list and the clerk
was too much injured to give any reliable Informs
tiop. The engineer was instantly killed and three
other persons; how many others it was not known
when / left The captain and mate were in the
roof into the river, but not seriously injured.
visited one of the passengers, who was resident OF
your city, by the name Of Barden, who was consid-
erably bruised and scaded, but not dangerously.
lie said the first he knew Of the matter he found
himself under water, and when he came to the sur
face he was about five yards from the wreck. The
next morning called ON him and found him as COM
Portable as We could have expected under the cir
cumstances. thanked myself, or rather that Prov
idential care and goodness that has surrounded me
all the days of my life, that in too much haste
TO wait for the boat. My main object in writing
you which cannot be of much interest 10 the general
reader is to false if possible, feeling of indignation
against the practice of steamboat racing, which
tue obvious cause Of this melancholy disaster.
There two lines of boats on these waters, and
for several weeks they have been pressing all steam
to see which could be yictors Another boat was
sunk only four days before this, from the same
cause. The travelling public have an interest in this
question, and with one voice they ought to proclaim
against such practices.
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TAKING THE CENSUS.

4rom Ouf special Correspondent
LECoMPTON, X. T., July 8, 1857.
The Lecomptonites are peculiar people,
Not jealous of good works" aud only jealous in
works Of any kind by fits and starts. l never saw
the place so quiet as it has been for the last few
days; above all, never saw it so sober. Tue po-
Itical dignitaries had departed. The landolice is
closed. The brokers, money and land sharks, with
athost of undetermined molusca styled agents,
are at the land sales. was going to say that Lee
compton had large floating population. l stand
corrected; il has not very large population of any
Kind No inconsidcrabe portion Of what few there
are, however, is floating" These latter must be
divided into two classes First, of those who
81 Aoat in Missouri while out OF Lecompton and
who float" in whisky while in it, Second, OF
hpd agents and spectators who float anywhere aud
everywhere in the "dolsr "-ous wilderness.
Tie readers of The TRIBUNE must excuse me,
should be affctiDgly statistical, for ! have been
fakipq the census. reserve to myself the honor Of
Nlips Lecompton, and as the Office Of State Mar
rhsI las no emolument, the holders thereof may be
n.cveed for making the most Of its honors. Le-
compton st the present writing, consists OF some %
or 90 houses, most Of them Of the genus frame, al
though there IL fair yrinkEng Of log dcrmt9ries'
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MORMONISM EXPOSED.

Mr.. JOHN HYDE, late an Elder among the Saints
in Utah, gave a lecture on Tuesday even.
ing in Hope Chapel Mormonism. Forty
people were present. Mr.. Hyde said that the
Mormonism which he learned in England was a
very different thing from what he found in Utah.
He learned to consider it like the ancient Christian
Church. as giving the power to work miracles and to
speak in tongues. Polygamy was then called doc
trine of devils by the same Elders whom he found
,when he went to Utah in 1853 living with half
a dozen wives. He began to have doubts Of Nor
mopsm then. Brigham Young explained the wick
edpess of the people Of Salt Lake to him
by telling him that wicked the Children of Israel
were they We're still the chosen people and Moses
mission was divine one, as was that OF Joseph
smith, However this was not sufficient to settle his
6oubts and when he sent out to the Sandwich
Islands he shook off the shackles OF his youth. The
tn zee characteristic doctrines OF the Mormons were
the Authenticity of the Book OF Mormon, the divine
authority of Joseph Smith and the reestab-
G.hmenf Of polygamy This last was severely
de,,ounctd in the Book of Mormon, and repre-
headed publicly and by revelation until 1915,
syen wears after il began to be practiced by
joseph Smith. And it was only in 1852 that Brig
ham Young thought proper to make public profession
of their faith in these practices. Now, when man
was found faithful enough be was induced to go to
Salt Lake. and inducted into the mysteries. The
Mormon theory was that a mans glory was counted
by the size of his family, and all children born of
woman sealed TO him were counted as his. So that
a mans GLORY increased when he was sealed 10
a new woman, and he could be sealed to any
woman who did not love her husband. if
Brigham Young would permit it. So. too,
when a saint died or went away on a mission It was
the duty Of some good brother to see that his glory
went on Increasing in spite Of his absence. Mr. Hyde
commended that the Bible did not preach Mormonsm.
Mr. Samuel Richards lett Salt Lake and on his return
took three other wives. The sober and detected face
of bis wife showed how she liked it, although he took
her TO her share of the balls aud theaters Mr. Horace
Eldidge was one day told by Brigham that he
must take another wife. Mr.. Eldridge said he
had promised his wife he would never mary 40.
would nv 10 extort such promise as that
che mish 20 to hi. You must, or viii cut you
off," Mr. Eldfdge submitted and soon after his
new wife had entirely epgrossed his affections. Mr..
Hyde related several cases 81 extreme suffering on the
part q; 6rr, wives. some however. were no! co.
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james, johnson and Lawrence Sent 10 Police Ceue
TWENTIETH PREcIScr.

james, johnson and Lawrence. Sent 10 Police Cer,s
TwESTIETH PREcIscr.
Elizabeth Melvin, eamstrcss-6ghhngi BY 0dcer
Harold.
John De Ferees, sawfler-fghting; BY Officer Hs,.
rold.
Philip Bucanan, vsgrant-drunk; by Officer Fshey
George Everhart, vogrant-drunk by Off ger Fishsy
Patrick GarviD, liquor store-disorderly; by Ofice,
Steel. All sent TO the Police Court.
TwENTY.FIRsT PRECINCT.
Patrick Haley, Observation-Disclosures and disorderi,
bv Officer Myers. Sent to Police Court.
A laborer named TbOs. Burns was prostra.sd BY fbp
heat about o'clock Tuesday afternoon while a. wqi
in cellar in Thirty. fourth street. near Sixth ayenas
Medical aid was called, but he died about o'ebck
He resided at No. 4 lIoratio street.
TwEsTY-sEcOSD PRECINCT.
VIM. Keller, Iaborer-trespass; by Officer Stewart
Committed by Justice Dawson:
Henry Lamson, shoemsker-trespass and disorderiy
conduct: by Officer Stewart. Committed ior EXAM
nation by Justice Dawson.
lanes RYAN, stagedriver-petit larceny; by Officer
Scbenck. Committed
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inviting youne LADIES' 10 cons and live at her house 20
give her hz,6snd an opportunity Of overcoming as
mveteraie bsshfulness. Il was indeed MADE MS
duty Of the wife to 60 70 the INTENDED second
and beg her to accept the proposition ~ wa" va
Their worst men TO preach Mormouism. II man were
gambler or horse-thier, he would be sent out as .
preacher. It was Brighsm's doctrine that il was no
matter who preached principle provided mat was
puIe. Mapy of the men who were sent TO the states
and TO England were sent TO get them away from their
creditors or because they too drunken to stay II.
was a difficult thing. this Mormon question:. The
Mornons were isolated 80 600 had immgrated thiiher
from Europe; the number was W." 70 30 b" ss !, yi
that all fanaticsm contained the seeds Of its own dec
truc;ion AT the conclusion Mr.. Hyde was loudly
cbaered
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THE KANSAS RELIEF FUND.

ELIZABETH CITY, y. j., July IA, 1851.
Mr.. W. F. NJ. AEYY-Sr We have read the
several statements respecting the goods contributed
for the destitute people of Kansas Your letters pub
lished in Saturday and this days TRIBUNE place the
transaction in plain light. We sent one case Of
clothing, which, if not distributed, we wish you to sell
those porous who advanced food and clothing aud
take their stock in payment; or sell it TO whom you
thnk best, and apply the proceeds. If the goods
hand will not pay the Kansas Aid Scrip, we will
cheerfully contribute money.
By request of and for
MRS MRS K NELL and Com of Ladies' Society.
GEORGE WEBB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

In the eleven States there are p 900 common school
In The nineteen States, there are $50 common school
Libraries. On. ooo no IS oon;as
Of newspapers. ,e, ooo Oon of
In the nineteen States, there are ioi,Wo'VVV VI
COPIES of newspapers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
A large number Of applicants for Police appoint
ments were examined yesterday, but no appointments
were made.
The re sgnation of Richard Williams was received
and accepted.
The bill for the funeral OF Thomas Sparks, who was
killed in the service of the Department. was ordered
to be paid.
Action ON the Surgeons of the Police Department
will be the special order for Wednesday next.
On Tuesday appointments for the Thirteenth Ward
will be made and Thursday those for the Second
Ward.
Twenty five men were sent to Seguines Point TO re-
lieve the force now there.
Supcrintendent TALLMADGE having received official
notice that the Station-Iouse had ben surrendered
up issued orders the officers in command in the va
rious Wards to take possession, and also to report
their condition. with view of putting them in order
and making all necessary repairs.
The rooms in the City Hail. recently occupied by
En- Chief Matsell refused to be given up by Mr.
McKeIai, Clerk Of the Chief, who claimed tina, they
we've part of the Mayors office.
Mr. DRAPER, President Of the Board of Commits
sioners applied to the Controller and received order
for the premises in question. Deputy Superintendent
Carpenter then received orders TO take possession Of
fl,.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16
Piernlont.

LOOK on THIS PICTURE, THEN ON THAr.-Eleven
States voted for Fremont aud nineteen for Buehanan
nearly two to one.
In The eleven States, there are % 90 free schools
In the nineteen States, there 81 900 free schools
In the eleven States there 600 900 OF scholars
In the pine teen States there 600 OF sch)as
In the eleven States, there are 800 libraries, with
SOC, 0C0 volumes.
In the nineteen S:ates. there are 393 atrariss With
30 900 yolJpes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

DEATH or GEN. HERsANDEz.-Ihe Jacksonville
Fla Nctrs announces the death Of Gen. Joseph VI.
uepapdez of Florida, who was the first delegate 10
Congress while in the Territorial condition, leading
member of the Territorial Legislature, aud on the
breaking out of Indian hos,ites Was made Bg sde,
Geperal in The United States .er7icc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met at the Office in Worth street yes
terday the Hon. GULIAS c. NERPLAscK in the
chair. 1t was stated that 10y passengers from
tbe Sims Ellen Austin and Albert Galstn bad
been ouaraptined in consequence Of number
of cases of small pox and chip fever having &C.
cured on board The following is the weekly state
ment: 49,.
Number of -nigrans arrived TO July 1877 SO
Nan Der of emf grants arrived since to July l5 1924
To same in 20
1857. 1856.
No eliminates In institutions at Wards land.l,2I 1875
No In Marine Hospital. 10 10
OverdrsN Bank January l. le57 se-o@ 20
to 3D..
Receipts since toJuly Is fol- conmstaton . -. -. -. -
alien IL 40 "-.'ooo' w
w
Disbursements as per previous account 70
July 8, 1857. -
Supdfy expenses OF July la57... k&oSl 'e-lH512 to
BalaDce T0V'A "
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sEGANs.

CIGARS OF CHOICE BRANDS, OF HAVANA, DoMEs
- TIC and German manufacture At much below market
70 cash S prompt time buyers The stock = very extepsive
q CHEEK& ~ Broadway
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MA DICAL.

$4,000 -. ~, ~, ~, y.<,
Sl.UlDU cured.-Dr HUNTER cures when ne v-sn.epA
other physicians aud all Other remedies M rs rea drop
n vor only reliance for thorough In certain dseasea
No Division street, The only place now 20 w. NOW fov
M. ysry extraordinary cures has performed without
dieting or hndrance buees when All osher rensdtes
only drives disease 10 the blood on Ins secures Ms
RAJ A.. N TRY others and see. Beware Of hAndbm
stating DR. Hunter has removed. ~ vunnous oecepeon
vDp RALpHs OFFICES NO. 7s4 BRoADWAYCoRNHy
fuh street Hours till and aSter g. Sunday ercepted
vDR COOPER u DUANE sTRrRr, NAY M CON
s,lted privately dseases The vie<iua Of misparssa
confidence call on him with the certainty OF being r.v
cured Charges moderate. N. B.-No fee an cured
THE MARRIAGE GU1DE-A BOOK ExPRrssry ron
Il the married those about marry BY Dr HolBok
he author and lecturer One hundred and ninety edition.
81. Published by r. w. STRONG. o. Nassau street sew
York city who VIII send anywhere, free OF cost
ing one dollar and the address This book gives All the
known on these important topics plainly enough for All
dersand and yet strictly scientific and free from bs
slightest obecuun. Every adult person should possess
MsdtcA Journal -
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sir old fifteen hands high, sound and kind,
Jus, from the country Apply at Fulton stable, Nos 4 and
Seventh avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNoR sALE-A PONY BUILT HORSE, WEIGHT i25O
II lbs sound and kind in any harness, suitable either FOR
cart grocery road horse Is eight old this
spring strong and ~ great endurance gentle and will
be sold very cheap Apply at 30 Downing street. In the base
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

THE ONLY RELIABLE AnD CORRECT AarROLo.
sist IN this any other city h Madame CILrrroNs
Rhe Information all who visit Der on avs
suits, o-s-s deshs marriages. absent friends and se -
business She also numbers IN ouertss ~
surprising the female asuoogss row ~
This country All who wish 10 know themselves -. asd
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SHIPPING.


NOTICE.-F1RSr PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL
~ Packet 25h Apr-The celebrated clipper ship ALBION
capt Williams, will positively sail above. Fer pas sage IN
cabin, second cabin and eerae apply board pier n N
r.. or 10 TAPSCOTT a CO. s5 South street
LNOR L1vERPooI,-THE CEI.EBRAT SHIP AI,BERT
GAILAT1N sails April q. The ship LIVERPOOL, for
London, sails tomorrow Second cabin, 500 Storage sia
and found Passengers brought out from any part ireland
So South street.
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SPORTING.

DIGEoS sHooTING.-AE INTERESTING MATCH BE-
Mr. Jno. Taylor Of Jersey City, ard sand
ford Of the Mosquito Yarn a, twenty-five birds ssch
Of shot twenty yards rise eighty boundary viii
OF Friday the 2$h nj Mr. Tayors ground Jer
CITY shooting 10 commence ~ O'Clock good supply
OF birds viii be on the ground.
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

vxyAHTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN, TO ASSIST IN
w washing and chamberwork and waiang: Apply
al 63 Amty st. Wednesday, between 10 and IL O'Clock