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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

Cruelty TO .7nim0ls In race a,
Detroit last week too horses we're driven
twenty miles In &C minCles. Al the end
OF the twentieth mile one OF the horses fell
from sheer exbausIaIiOn. and died lie nexl
morning. There Is quiie difference be.
tween "improving The breed OF horses and
running them to death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

intelligence from EuTope.----The
steamship Nova Scotia arrived at Quebec
on Friday las, win late European lnlelii-
gence, but her budget of news is not very
important. Bresds,ufs in Liverpool were
dull and previous prices hardly maintain
ed. The weather throughout Great Brit
ain was favorable for the growing crop.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
Complimentary Supper.

On Saturday evening last compliment
larry Supper was given by the CoSTINES.
TAI MuRGAN GUARDS, OF Winchester, IN
Jer command OF Lieut.. B. b. WASHING.
TON, TO their late Captain, william A.
JACKSON, on The eve OF his departure 10
become 2 resldeDi of another and distant
psrl OF The Slate. A number Of citizens
and friends OF Capt. J. united with the
Guards on this occasion, which was one
OF interest and pleasure IN Ill respects. l.
was also The occasion Of The presentation
OF costly and handsome Silver Cup pre-
scented by the Guards 10 Capt. JAcKseN.
as testimonial Of their regard for him a.
ihelf laie Commander and as an esteemed
and valuable citizen about 10 leave this
community. The presentation spetci.
was made by 9. LEAFS Brent, E-Q., and
a More appropriate, happily and beau!i-
ful speech o. ,he kind We have never
hesrd--a compliment which, We are sure,
will be promptly awarded by every one
who heard il. Tie reply of Can. JACK
son was also appropriate AMI very feeling
~ expressed. The supper was prepared
by Mr.. 'PHILIP Hoover, al bis Hotel,
and was one which commanded the ADM,
ration and received the praise of all vino
had The pleasure TO par,ske oft. Lieut.
Washington presided al The head and
Lieut.. Lewis Barley al the foot OF The Ia
Die. The Winchester Independent! Brass
Band was present, and aided very essen.
ua!ly, with many choice :unes, during the
course Of the evening, in giving lie and
pleasure TO the entertainment. A number
of brief and admirable speeches were made
in response TO sentiments offered. AID The
whole evening was one OF rare enjoyment
to all who partieiPsled.-Un. FIR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

in Interesting ReIic.-An American
flag. says the Wheeling lnleIllgencer.
" hich was unfurlet over the American
forces al the battle of Cero Gorrla. passed
through the Office Of Adams e. Co.'S Ex-
press on Saturday last. Il vas being for
warded from Baltimore 10 ST. Louis. The
flag was literally riddIed with bullets. and
was besmeared with blood of tie brave
soldiers who fell upon ibsi occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
Peterson's Ma gaZine.

The Jaiy number of Ibis popular Pc
riodical is received. Mrs. Ann s. Ste.
phens, We see. begins thrilling OrigiDaI
Novelei, entitled King Philips Daugh.
ter" Hereafter. Mrs. ). Will write ex.
clusire,y for "Peierson's Magazine" her
own having been merged into il, and he:
fine corps of contributors transferred 10 Il
sisn. This makes Peterson" unaP'
proschable in literary merit. a new
volume begins with lie Jolly number.
Now Is the lime 10 subscibe. Terms,
- 90 per snnum or Eight copies fol-
$1,000. Address Chas. J. Peterson, SOC
Chestnut Street. 4 specimen may be
seen al Ills Uficp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
Destructive Flood.

We learn from liae Baltimore American
hat B fillmore and lie surrounding coun-
ry va. visited on Saturday last, by the
most destructive flood shat has occurred
there since 1887. Jones Falls, which
passes through The hear, Of The city. over
flowed lis banks and Inundated great
psrl OF he city causing immense damage.
In Gwinn's Fails, Scroeder's Run, Rock
Run, Herring Run, and tie PalaPscO, and
their tributaries, the destruction Of proper
" WAS very great. swelling the aggregate
loss 10 net ,eSs than $4,000 TO $4,000.
This is the sixth great freshei that has
occurred III Jones Falls since Baltimore
has been a city, and The las. four Of these
have been al intervals of 81 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
4 Word 10 Mothers.

The young are the most frequent snferer.
from external injuries, and therefore every
mother should have tie healing preparation
constantly al hand. II l. "a absolute specific
for sore breasts, ard quickly removes the en-
erusted sor,s which sometimes dishgure the
heads and faces OF children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
DiSehargiHg Ulcers.

4 most remarkable and happy change is pro-
duced IN the appearance OF malignant ulcers
after few spplsCs: lions Of ihis Ointment. The
surrounding Tedbe.s TsBisbes, and gTsnoules Of
healthy fcsh begin 10 take The place ofibe dis
charged matter. THIS process goes on moro
or less rapidly Until the orifce IS filed up with
sound material, and The ulcer radically cured
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

CAN'T RIDE WITH THEIR CoLoRED
FRIRNDs.--A negro woman, hair dres-
ser by occupation. was forcibly ejecled
from a car of the Sixth Avenue Railroad
Company, in New York, because negroes
were not permitted, by rule of the Com
psny. TO ride with the whites. She sued
The Company for damages and Judge
Thompson charged the jury at much
length, and laid DOWN the following rules
OF law:
That negroes do not possess the same
rights and privileges as white men re-
marking that the bred Scott decision was
not only sound law, and should be obey
ed by every good citizen of the communI-
~. but that il was founded on principles
of justice, reason and Christianity. That
the plaintiff, being a negroes, had no right
TO a seat in the car in question that was
The duty of The conductor 10 exPel her.
under the rules and regulations Of the
company that the company had right
to establish such rules and regulations /:
that negroes might be permitted, but were
not entitled to seat in public convey
snce. The only question for The jury 10
consider was, whether the defendant used
any more force than was necessary 10 put
The plaintiff of the cars. Thai if he did,
she was entitled to verdiel otherwise,
il must be for the defend ant
The jury retired, and in short time,
returned with verdict for The defendant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
Concert.

J. ". Allison, assisted by j. H. Lash
Orn, will give one Of their Popular Enter
,sinmeE,s, al The Armory Hall, in this
place, on Monday evening next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
CIRCULAR TO THE SICK.
Rheumatism, SerOiaIa, ErySipelas.

These are among the most terrible and ago.
nizing diseases OF The muscles, the 6eshy itcs
and the skin; vet ~ their worst forms, and
when seemingly iDcurable, they invariably dis
appear under Perserer.ng application Of this
soothing, healing antidOie 10 pain and imam
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

FoReERY.-A man named John II. Po-
land, residing al Frostburg, Nd. shorI
line since started small STORE. His
shelves needed replenishing, but how 10
&c, the wherewithsl 10 DO Il was the cues
uon. He wen, 10 Baltimore and failing
to procure goods upon bis own paper, he
forged ihe name Of Thomas Virgin, Esq ,
a respected and wealthy citizen Of Frost
burg, 10 2 mole Tor three hundred collars.
Carrying This 10 MessTs. Young and Car
son. who were assured that Mir. Virgin
wa. good for any amount, lhey sold Po-
land goods 10 the value thereof. The
forgery was discovered = day OF two since.
md Poland getting wind Of it. suddenly
iefl for parts unkDown.-C Cumberland
Telegraph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

ANOTHER MENAGEEIE IN A TORNADO
4 Terrible SceHe.-The London
(Ohio) Democrat furnishes The following
IN regard to ElLsels menagerie in the
storm OF lie l4lb uli. Ii says
The performance commenced as usual,
but had mol proceeded far when sudden
gust Of wind ripped open one side Of the
canvass. Another lifted lie pavilion mp,
tearing il from us stays, when il suddenly
seIlied down, While tie cen'repole fell
wiih crash 10 lie ground. The cro~d
lumbled hesd-long of HE seats, and rush
ed peil neil inio "iLe piiiless peiing OF
The sio:m." The women shrieked. the
men swore, he horses neighed. the
."leaEned mule" brayed. the clowns laugh.
ed, The hyena how led. The monkeys chat
tered, while al every occasional boom oil
The thunder the lightning would reveal a
glimpse Of the wreck-haless heads, in.
yeried umbrellas, crushed crinoline, drag.
ged skirts, muddied coats, &C., all jun.
bled together in one vast heterogeneous
mass. To add, - the already confusion
worse confounded," the cry was raised
that ore Of the wagons was upset and The
lions had broke loose This, however,
proved false alarm, as all The animals re-
manned secure save The elephant, who,
with accustomed good sense. broke from
his mooTlngs and sought shelter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

MCFARLAND, The CIRCrs AcToR.--.7
Norr.Jie Deaih.--By The last mai. from
HE W esl, Ieuefs were received giving al
account Of lie violent death OF James Nc
FoT!and. lie circus performer, recently al
lsched 10 Spslding & Rogers Circus
Company, now travelling IN Western
Missouri, al tie hands OF Mr.. Roberts
landlord Of hotel in Literly, Missouri.
Il appears that on reaching the Town on
the 27lh of Nav, The deceased determined
al eli nszaIds ~ see his wife, who had
teen divorced from him and who was
now travelling with q rival company. SO
he proceeded 10 the hotel, examined the
register, and skeG the landlord 10 be con-
Quoted 10 the room Of bis wife, be wish
cd T. see her. 10 this request the land
lord refused PERMISSION. lie then made
q movement 10 proceed up stairs, unac-
companled, when lie landlord armed with
a bowie. knife, Immediately stepped for
ward IN d lhreaining altitude 10 dispute
The passage. Hard words ensued, and
drawing their weapons simultaneously,
desperate fight occurred. Mcfarland wss
stabbed in The neck, separating The Jggular
vein, and wss also cUI several uDes IN
The body: the FIST blow being enough 10
cause dealh, as tie died in about three
minutes al,er. The deceased drew his
weapon and free one load, DO! missed his
antagonist. Every attempt IL FIRE subse-
queuny was Intellectual, from the caps
snspplng.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

a Virginia Printer Boy.-Gerard
SmIh, just elected mayor OF New Orleans,
was printer boy in Wsnenlon. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
Significant Facts.

This Ointment is universally used on board
the Atlantic AID Pacific whaling feei as a cure
for scOrbuuc sfectioas, and a. The best poss;-
bic remedy for wounds and bruises. Largo
supplies Of it have recs ly been or, cred BY Tue
Sultan Of Turkey for hospital purposes.
Bon the Ointment and The Pills should be used in
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

ProprietOrs and Editors Of the Lon
don IimeS.-Mr. John Walter, NJ. p. for
the borough of Nottingham, is principal
proprietor OF The London Times news
paper holding nineteen shares out of The
lwenty-fsur Into which iha, valuable pub
licaiipn is divided. The publisher, who
is responsible for all libels, &C., has one
share; Mr. John Delsne. the editor, has
one share; aud Mrs. Garden, mother OF
Sir Robert Garden, lie present Lord May
or of London, has three shares. Ii l. es-
timaied that each proprietary share Is
worth over Sl0 600 year. making The
agreeable sum of $4,000 TO SEQ, 900
per aanum ouI Of al The shares. Mr..
Walters individual receipts from this
source nav be averaged slsODe $500, coo
year. Mr.. Robert Lowe, NJ. p. for
the borough OF kIddtrninisieT,i The lead
ins puli,ical wii,er in the Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

a post office has been established al
Acorn Hill. In Frederick county. VIM.
Brown postmaster. II is above Cams
borough. on the route between WiHehes-
ter and Paw Paw. and supplies mail IA
ciliiics 10 worthy neighborhOod.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

For tie week ending June l9, 1889.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19
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s SHEPHERDS L OW y

Corrs7le5 .cseEIy By .SiaI.y, Mailer & Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

Cs'ngress adjourned on Monday last.
but tie Senate As sill In session.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

" CAUTION None are genuine unless
The words = H9LoEay .Sir7 Y0Tk and London"
are eIseernable % a lraieT mark in every leaf Of
the book Of directions around each pot or box
ibe same may DC plainly seen bs holding the
iesfio the Light. A handsome reward will be
given 20 any one rendering such Information as
uasy lead 10 the detection Of any party or par
ties coanieFfeiting The medicines or yeDdlsg
ibz same, knowing them 70 be sPuIious-
Sold at The ElaB0lsctory OF ffof- Hollo.sy,
50 1Isisen Lane New York. and BY sllr
specisbIe Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
Throughout the United States ard the cisitzed
word, an Pots at Is cents, Ga cents, and 81
each.
Thsre Is considerable saving By taking the
larger sizes
n B-Direclions for the guidance OF patients
~ eyery disorder are affixed 70 each box
. J.ne 10 lac. 3l-Iy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
DARNUM's MUSEUM.

Tha exquisite hesory
THE HEART OF THE WORLD
touching AID effective transcript Of the evils arising nom te
SIN OF ISGRATlTUDE
and sdaiiya ably illustrative Of tho gentle yet noble
MISSION or TRUE WOMAN
THIS EVENING. THIS EVENING. THIS EVENING.
THIs EVENING. THIS EVENING. THIS EVENING.
The th,iln periormance Of
49," a DREAM AT SEA
,.,. .,,xsxoos AFTERNOON.
.ais .sTys snoos THIS AFTERNOON AFTESsooH.
' THE INDIA RUBBER MAN
AFTERNOON EVENING AFTERNOON EVENING.
ArrIaNo0N L EvENIso; AFTERNOON a EVENING.
FRIDAY April %
.,rvpNooN n. o'clock-A DREAM AT SEA; o. A
vs,os 90 TYT DEAD with the whole nteens strength
S ,tstos ~ z..",. Ater which, toe AMAZING PERFORM
xHCrs of he INDIA RUBBER MAN ,,,>.
~EvENiHG A. 7i-THE HEART on LhE WOhLD O,cG
ns,,s ycrns uasa fortune, Mr. Wskins Della White
"a s,.s Ma Charles Howard Ahes which the cesorsied
PAS DE- 6ROTEsQUE TaE,r LSGs r1,0wsd oy The
ttSn1uI aiiBBER FLATS Of mons DuvERNE; hl sroyn
III ~so PUTS HINsELF INTO SMALL BOZ Psss'y
ne iories souaSe lesns beside, space Tor Eohf SoA~i
arNr HOIsrIEs presence Of the sadience ,,,, o.u
"1ur srONE found tied around the BODY o. fO1NU SAa
,, r -, - .~.p az well the LIVING skELb ~ 'ye
,... LIVING SERPENT the ongin. HArPr "a " ~
"a ,hs Ipmfsbs AQuARIA, or OCEAN and nv IN Uxn an,
1TNR the ereaek curiosity now 10 Amso~ iS U ~ or N
49, ~ tSe sthkie- bsch Is now BUILDING MS nESA iN
THE WATER ,o vpyv LIST
xx-,.t~no, % eli ChIdrca under 10 10 oents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Jnetrurtion.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL

4 MEXICAN SCHOOL
IA INSTITUTE. Appetons
Buildings, No. 5D Brosdwsy.-
NLat IL does: II supp'iss
Schools and Acsdemie< vita
competent Teachers tot every
department Especial sttenuos
paid 10 MuSic.j II supplies
Schools with Prpils-Prnoipsls
have your School, nrsistered
Il supplies Tesobers a1d 0ovrr1-
e,ses with desirsb,e engagements.
Parents and 6uarHasI supplied
with Sch,ol CiTc..sxs and retia
bic Information connected with
Schools. grstuitol.iy. Schools
ard Schoo- Copartnefships Doc snt
snd soid on commissioa. Sew
esl Scaoos now Tor ssls. Scaooi
books. spPaEstus ard nTnitcre
sold 81 the lowest rates. Teachers
constantly wanted. A.. business
promptly sad horora5y tre,s
sc.ed. SMITH L BOYD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

U1IIP celebrated Abbott Collection of Egyptian
..,;,i.. punbrrns upward Of thousand PbJccs-'nie
sS srsctive and instructive exhibition 70 t.e cny-s
- bsr ud xvsairx Of The ssuy'esso' ia'o'e' ."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
6onses an6 farms Uants6.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A well built three
w fourstoy high .icop liOl ST. With the a mpro,e
,nn. in an son 18th and SCH s
sud Iesng.on and 6th price between 5000 and $1,000
Apoy .ss price ard exsct locality with stree: numoer -
D. s. Bot No. l. $780, Genera Pos, Ofice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

IN NIBLOS GARDEN.
MILE. LIMA WlNDELL
Respecu.y 10 the public and her friends that
FARrwELL BENEFIT IN AMERICA
will take psGe
SATURDAY EVENING April 81
which oaon through the kindness Of her brother and
artists she viii be enabled 20 present entertainment III which
COMBisA1IoN STARS WILL APPEAR,
to he found in other rheatet In the world.
GABRIEL ANTOINE AND JEROME RANEL,
being last performances previous their final retire
mept from the stage.
Last sppearsnce but one of
TERESA R0LLA
MARIETTA ZANFRETTA YOUNG AMERICA,
The sr,at Double Ballet and Pan,om.me Company
Box BOOK
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

WALLACK's THEATER.-
w FRIDAY. April q.
A GREAT BILL
The new ani beautifl drama Of
THE LOVE KNOT.
with the charming comedy OF -
SPRING AND AL rCMN
NEW SCENERY AND DRESSES.
M BLAKE. Mr.. LESTER .
NJ. HoEY, Mr. A. Ii. DAVENPORT, Mrs VERNON MI
SLOAN, Mise MARY CANNON Mr.. WHITING, Mira
ALLYN, MI. GROSNFNOR-su in prominent chaI seters.
TOMORROW BENEFIT OF
MR.. X LAKE.
THE POOR GENTLEMAN
aud
THE LONE KNOT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

EOR SAIL or to I.ET-No. ;si Che.sea De
t.,.. No ~ esfh 81 IL f.s iron,
H.,e NJ -,.e'. g.. 90 s'ya-f 10 -ol-. T-Eusea
aHOmAS h h0af1 ha. 60 Nsrsas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Doar6 an6 Rooms.

COUNTRY BOARD.-A farmer with a good
~ house and pleasant ui-hed would like TO
take family OF eight persons to BOARD through the
Summer Tne loo pleasant and ID and the
grounds ve shaded Aoces, daily fro the city by the
Good horses and let whenever desired reasonable
terms Gail address PROPRIETOR. at Esres Hotel.
Pax row. from to oo!ot for three day, only Recomnen
dsions given and required.
I ATOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT.
LIN J.. ~ b. open for tae reception Of BOARDERs cn Nay
l. 5. I. BROWN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Daneins Academies.

A DODWORrH's DANCING ACADEMIA
"A, No es Broadway be. rcrt-
No lS1 Montague place. BroSkSn-
rras,es vii he Continued until JDlsL
Pupils received q any ume-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
GREAT SALE of LOTS in JEFFERSON

HREAI SALE Of LUIS III JEI EhcON
" CITY the Capita Of Missouri. on tae hT's MONDAY iH
TIE JefeI = CITY L.ui Company Wi .h. hIs: MONDAY
t. N.y 1879 public hundred o ths beet 81 81
MSS Bl IDNG LOTS IL Jehcon Ciiy aad i1 tnel Sd
TFRMs or sALE-one ic-r,h casa, and the remainder In
one a-i tire yeA ~ita ten cent iateres scuTed oy
leu po. tie propery. 80 ,.,. 4.
r.pv inc r ssinz II hAs che foowrg prominent si's,s'
iss besi tl rolling hesthy locstion sod II sot ana
genia. cniste. g., ,,,,,A..
Il he Capita o sres, centrs Sse, de'aei 70 % on'
ot toe mo.t popoovs sLd ffC hest IN The Mon
II h,s syre. of hydraulic lmesone gas ssrd snd hne
bdps s,one ana 'updrd by deposits OF coal iron
and lead and accessible mmeLse ores pne osh ~Snut
aad ash variety Of nber for manufacturing aad ouud
pl-ro-es 60. - 49,.
s resr the seogrsph cener Of the state on the great
Nh berd OF toe Missouri River aud al s junction WITH the
Pacific Railroad The Missouri River sweeping through two
hossd rnes Of hs richest country 10 America west OF Is
aug upon ts bsom is trade and travel 'uu the
base OF ae Csri:a snd the Psihc Rsosd snng the Vrr
h, points directly the richest portion OF hsnss 70 Lawrence
Icou ptor h-o country not Surpassed by Lsnosrer
County, Pennsyvsnis. , -.
U cas- be cement, large featuring city aud must
become Louis whA Albany 10 New fort Our msnu-
.cters houses ana ia -, Louis giving
Of the country west Of U.s. aud the other ei
valley fthe Mississippi
And lsstiy IL 10 tT,t growing
regions " America
C-ea. bargains vii De had and property sold a. ptoes admit
tug spec, sions hereafter is beyond a. qars
tor one OF .hs ss'est points for Investment &c ne Ne.
JAMES h. GARDENHIRF,
President jefferson City Land Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Real Gstdte for Sale.
VILLA SITES for SALE

About a bali mile Of the New Have, Railroad Deps, ct
Porcheer rs OF land in high state Of cultivation Is
Of which viii b. sod in los desired csch
msndng mssoifceIt view Of Long Island Sound for fifty
mile. while in point of picturesque delightful drives
bs.ug sec lon Of the state Offers gfea sions
Apply 10 PECK BUSH Porches,er, or DINSMORE Co.
No Spruce 81. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

L>OR SALE-A very neat three-story and high
i basement, Phil,isphs s,ckfrons HOUSE,. on Ssh 81
Pre-. O. 90 Apply 10 HRAsTyS p. MEAD. No $50 sd~v
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

COUNTRY STAT orfoa- ssres al RAlFNSNOOD l.. /.
With go ft River front HoUsc 8. bJ ~ with Wings GoGod
laid oct. Carriage. Bath AID Ice Houses Oay fsaf
rr,,,s frp- New. York sai scan bat sndips
ONa, A. J. BLFECKER son Co. No. Bpsi-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

A \ English Lady. residing at Blois, France, i,
"A desos Of having tbc entie charge Of yoaa
Ladies 70 EDI cATt with her daughters for two
years Terms including Music, French and German, Gl2o
yes There vacation The hshes, references b.
given Address Mms POLEY No. Is Rue dee Ssinss MaIiss
BlDs FrIlce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Doots. Shoes, sc.
Ua.ebes, Jsweirp, Sc

JEWELRY VERY LOW.
~ Tue sns~crser 10 s~.ing sl des- yu,ns OF WAfCtEs
and JEWELRl Q; le. than csnsl p-ices:
LAiie.' tsrinSs. Dsnead Riass.
Pine ssd Br.oe.etx Cnatesasne Cssiss.
GCard CaAaA Vet Chains.
Studs. Ssar Pias
Sieve Brtoos Keys sai 5>ss
Piain God Rinss Seu RIMS
t}od Spectase< Goa Crusses
Sod Eye IGAssss. P1r Gold We4dIss Rings
God JyecGez Cod Thimbss.
0ol Necklaces Goa Pensis cad Pens.
Silver Nsp3ia Rinx, Si.yes Ps.t-noansies.
silver Pruit KniveA
GKO. c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches sud JsveIy,
Wholesale abd Retal. No. II Ws4-s-. eccond eoor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
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CONCERTS VIZ:
Friday Evening April g. Metropolitan Hall. Jersey CITY.
Saturday Evening April "a Library Hail. Newark
Hogdsy Evening. April A, Concert Hall, Phlsdephiz
Ticsets Is cents Concert at O'Clock
RRO A d W AY 4 II HEATE + II.
Ao4ins Manager N T. Griffin Stage Manager. F. c. Wemyss
Filth night the reepgagement of
Mr.. AND MRS WALLER.
The tragedy Of PHILIP or FRANCE and MARIE DE-
MARINE bsvt9g been again received by onscontnued sp
p,euse it is announced for repetition again.
THIS ~ hNiNG riIS rIahSy on 3YF france Il M WI '''-'
MARIE DE MARINE.
Philip Of MI Waller
Msris e Ms-inie by........'..'.Mr Waller
To be followed by the farce OF -
...................Mr J. Rogers
NIBLOs GARDEN
IN FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
FAREwII.L ENGAGEMENr on The % %INCo~MPARABLE ~
BROTHERS. GABRIEL, ANTOINE AND
JEROME RAvEL.
FRIDAY EVENING. April g. 1885,
Last night but one Of the beautiful
MARIETTA zANPRETTA, YOUNG LEHMANN.
THE fEyE CHAMPtTRE
THE DOUBLE TiGHr ROPE
THE GOLDEN EGG.
Door, open at CT; to commence g. y.
ckets cents Chiarcn Is cents; Upper Boxes 2j cents
SATURDAY AFTERNOON al O'Clock, Second Of Series
OF OsDd Farewell Afternoon Juvenile Performances The
Coopers" Tight Rope. Golden Eeg"
SATURDAY ENsNING. st y O'Clock,
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF LIMA WINDFL,
Robert Mscae. Tight Rope, Prims Donna, Golden Egg"
Box Book now open.