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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03


Daniel Worth, in communication
to the Wesleyan, thus speaks of a
difficulty encountered in his labors:
| am like to have some opposition
from quarter least expected. Caro-
lima Quakers, though protesting 10 be
Anti-Slavery, have constantly sup
ported shareholders for office at the
ballot-box. Last year / demonstrated
with them earnestly on the inconsist-
ency of such course. This year they
went in a body to the polls. and voted
for and elected a STAKEHOLDER to Con-
gress, the leader of the mob which
drove Bro. NJ Bride from the South.
/ Immediately addressed a somewhat
lengthy letter to leading Quaker,
wherein with great plainness of speech
| showed the inconsistency and wrong
of such pro-slavery voting / assert
ed and proved the fact that he Qua
ker Church was one of the firmest
supports of Slavery. | understand
they call this ridiculous and abusive.
| am taking measures for the publica-
ton of the letter, when the world shall
have an opportunity to judge whether
| have done them wrong, or whether
as body they have not for more than
seventy years stultifed their profess
ion by pro-slavery voting.
Compromise has been defined "that
by which Satan is permitted to tri-
umph over righteousness, and Qua
ker compromises to vote for "the least
of the evils" (devils) are no excep
ton to the above rule of definition.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03
Nov. 2. 1859,

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
signed has taken out letters Of admins
tration on the estate of Hiram Gillum, late
Of Randolph County, Ind. deceased. Said
estate is supposed TO be solvent.
GEORGE SLACK,
Nov. 3, 1889. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03

A Yankee who had seen Powers
Greek Slave and was asked if he
was not in raptures with it. replied
We'll. to tell the truth. don't care
much about them stone gals
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate of Frederick Haas, late Of
Randolph County, Ind, deceased.
Said estate is supposed 20 be inselvent.
CAREY s. GOODRICH.
Nov ?, 1889. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03

The daughter of the proprietor OF
a coal mine in Pennsylvania was in
ouisitive as to the nature of hell. Upon
which her father represented it to be a
large gulf of fire of most prodigious ex-
tent. Pa said she. couldn't you get
the devil to buy his coal Of you?'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03
state Of Indiana, Randolph County.

State Of Indiana, Randolph County.
In the Randolph Court Of Common Pleas.
January Term, A. ID. 1889
Charles CHASER,
Ferdinand Chaser,
Godlip Chaser, Complaint TO
tOreciOSe Mortgage
Michael 5. Lantz,
Eve VI. Lantz,
YNHE plaintiffs, by Browne 4 Cheney.
their attorneys, come and file their
complaint in the above cause, with the afi
davit of disintercd witness, showing that
said Michael s. Lantz and Eve NJ. Lantz.
the aforesaid defendants, are not residents
of the State Of Indiana. Notice is there
fore hereby given said defendants that said
cause will be tried on the second day Of tho
next term of the next court, 10 commence
and be held nj the court house in Winches-
ter, in said County, on the fourth Monday
in January, A. ID. 1850, and that unless
they appear and answer thereto, il will be
heard in their absence.
HENRY III. NEFF.
Nov. 3. 1889 Clerk r. c. 7. C..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03

All. especiallyyoung men. should
read the advertisement Of the INA
tional Dispensary" at Cincinnati, in
another column.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
signed has been dull appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of Leroy Davis decsas-
ed, late of Randolph County, Indiana. Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
JOHN JOHNSON.
Nov. 2. 1889 Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03

The editor Of the Jay Torch-Light
complains Of having the shaking Ague.
Sorry to hear OF him shaking in the
harness SO soon.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03

The Democratic State Conven-
ton Of Kansas nominated Gen. Sam.
Medary for Governor.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03
ELECTION
N0ficc

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
signed has been duly appointed admin
istrators of the estate Of James Grifis, de-
ceased, late OF Randolph CO., Indiana Said
estate is solvent.
JOHN w. GRIFFIS,
NATHAN CADWALBADER,
Row. 3. 1853. Adm'rs-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03

Napoleon said in his early days
The only victory that costs no tears,
S the victory over ignorance
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-03

PEACE is the evening star Of the
soul. as virtue is its sun, and the two
arc never apart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
- rxu,os,on I'm Broome Street.

Powder Explosion In BrooSne Street.
a amor Avn DWELLING sHArrEaED-oNK MAN sIs-
WEAKLY BuRsEp-sARRow ESCAPE OF THE m
MATES.
Rtveeu the hours OF nine and ten O'Clock yesterday
morning an explosion took place in the gansmhs shop in
she basemen. of the and half story frame dwelling
ASH Broome street, followed by loud report as piece
Of had been discharged and with such force as
almost demosh the building and shake every building
IN the vicinity The building was Immediately enveoped
dense cloud Of smoke and DUST and as soon as
II had cleared away the spot presented granu mss
Of ruins. 1t appeared upon investigation tna@
Jacob Perth, the proprietor of the establish.
soeLt was at work ut his forge, in the pasenenI OF
the premises when in an instant, can containing one
ana half pounds of eunpowder, when sood 10 tne rear
the room exploded Perth was severely burned on avs
hands and fare Ills escape from instant death was almost
pyaculous AS soon the wounded man could exricto
himself from the failing OF brick and mortar
with which he was surrounded, he fastened up stars,
Uonnoed as he was, 10 II his two children
were safe who had been left alone during the tenn
norary absence OF their mother The children were found
aDbaime although everything in the apartment was
sasged by accident The force of the explosion blew
che WINDOWS of the house, ripped up the hoors burst
cut the and Of walls and dspacing most OF
the principal beams which supported the structure me
ba,1pg IS so shattered that It will have TO be rebuilt
Pefh VAS Immediately conveyed TO drug store near oy,
and had his dressed the injuries received py MN
are not consider of dangerous nature rhe anar Gre
sted au immense excitement in the neisnborhood caps
yarnbul with police force, was soon on The ground,
and preserved order.
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PosTAL DIRECTORY.


Errcign and Domestic Mails.
SrS2 CT CLOSING at TEE oFrIo1
8o2sstlS. AIeauy Burao and Canada. Pm
-' a1a s si' s sr,s ear. sz ana F. T.
soItb snd sonuawesiern
s-;i; maj. z railroad ~ nd q
spxn,r xIrs. On Sunday ali usls close Al his oAcs
sA14,oss1A By steamer, via Panama, Tuesday
Ike Overland Mai Tor 0aiiornia i:ave. s. Loui:
seasnsd for IT should be marked Overland via
sLArs csr Tss Overland Mai from e. Joseph o to sa
Lake city, leaves st. Joseph avery Saturday, At
San LETTERS should be marked Overland.
%. PACIFIC. by steamer, via Panama, Tuesday,
H4v.sA.....B steamer ocsiacoalcos "Wednesday.
y sesner Empire City, Saturday. a. NJ
Ra New oe.n; BY ae.m:p Tsnn ~ T. o. On
6s placed IN de oncs :. New York III days 1 pre-
yious % the above da.e)
, 49, slsss ssfs TSs:sss Ss&sh s. i and n
sAAiA isi5D, ON the day AFR The arrival Of sseh .lse.
nSsih ,hs ss, Nm Ssrnai win be de:p.ached
stSdAau II, p The Unied STATES postage s' VIII
be Eve cents per half ounce letters and two
% Sa &c 6sss ssssss
csiTed.
The Overhead Mai Bombay cloees in London A.
follows:-via MarseiTes on the Sd and 18th Of
each month Via Southampton on the l2h and
cAIorIr, Sd, lO.h Is,h 18th, via Marseies 9Th, Iah
20b 9Th, via Southampton
Cmsl, &C.. Via xarssnles and 18Th Via South
., an snp so g; a.. and d.. sa ,e,s
mpton and suez. l2h
kiurrrrus Via scen the 18th and 9Th Of the month.
Be.xrL Via Southampton on The 9th Of the month";
ns- The Sarseies mails despatched The above
sass Should auy Of these dates fan Sunday,
oespatheo NE Following evening.
be sou,hsmeton malls despatched the morning Of
above dates Should OF these dates fall the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
Court C.lendar-rhts Dny,

suPRExs CoUEr--GrcuI--Part l.-Dyer and Tern.ner.
Part 2Nos 9s2, ssi $50, $685. 990 992 SEA, 900, OBS
loOo 1904 1905 io s. 1910 1912 1914 oe. lols, 1920
1Ot2 Part 3Ncs SOL 600 9l7 9l9 Oh. e27, 929, e3l
es3 1885, 93 959, oi9 9s7 est o57, e59, 96l. $685. OIL
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nes 227 1915, bS7 500, 59i $685. 5sf
5s5 $50 $751; 55s $780, 5s5 534, 603 42s, 542 l9e 302
lea ,05 5s4 o82 3l2 CSC, 6s7 6se 600, $685. Co., $685.
se5, 70l, 1902, i05, 7o6.
Extra caendar-Nos. $685. 537 6e5 e5e, GA, 675, CO.
ESQ 6s4, ess, te2 695, zoe, 103, 7O7 70s 7l0, til
COMMON PLEAs-Part l.-IOur cases.--Sos. 1912, o59,
1851 1906, l40S li55 1850 1913, 1861, 1i2 1l33 GO
Part Jury discharged for the term.
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United States Commissioners Court.

Before Joseph Brigham, Esq.
March 22.-George Drew, John Barry and Thomas
Gampbel-thrce of the OF the ship yaverpoolwere
arrested charge of stealing quantity of wearing APP
pafe chests belonging 10 q passenger. Chey
the THEFT but said they had been inst gated to
by another party for whom warrant then issued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

schr Margaret Ann Esinhst rsisS Dc McKee,
Ssl.s Sf se g. s'r's
s ssSr fSy w,isi: Bsisr, Brl.,oi -x..isr.
sss si Ss1.s s.sss Cope: fsl.ssSs
ARRIVED
nose sss s..:snsss: Q &ssss$ O. q In;s
miles g Cape Eesr ,T 81 me- s
hence 0hares,on - s,s.na1e Ma1.vie hence
e. r. /; r sa s e ss"
black ball hip bound the M, as M,k from
and y: ~
n1s
succession Of westerly gales during the entire
mdse RO6syn 1 Fosdich. Experienced some heavy
Bafs Rig ThSrow. Hessna Jan . and Gloral.ar
Nssisssa Pr With ~
sa a1 S. sans ,S Ssuae si M
rs @ o IN oas
ysna Guauics March Ii sugar to siarges
lac having pilot on BOARD ant o',sH o. aHs
n Hs w S sEDs een oa & s % 3 S ~
schr Dillon Cor Msurc.town Maris. Matanzas, March
sehr Island city, Conkin, Wilmington, NC, sdays.
r Rnssad bs GSsf sSro ans r fou
Schr Is n r Il, fharO, ALEXANDRIA
kchr NJ French. Stiles, virgiaia, 2 dsya
Shr Caroline ID, Murray Virsinia, 2davs.
s. ssas ps sa'''
Schr W Miner, Berry, Providence 2 days
Scbr Mantle. Barber, Soniogton, days,
Schr King gold Ferr Long Branch with sails rling and
anchors rtn week of Brenep sho sdons
Schr Norma Vines Lon Beach, mdse from eek Of
schr Manches ester. 10 g ii PisIeon
Sloop Il Wallace, Thrssher Taunton
Steamer Curlew Arev, Providence
Steamer Osceoia. smith, New London.
Park II CASTOR, Maxwell which arrived yesterday from
Mayaguez days TO Sandy Hook, WAS blown for
days during the late heavy WSW gales.
BELOW.
ship Quicfstep Wade Liverpool with rudse 70 Dun.
ham 4 Dinon.
Bark Emerald Isle. from Havana
Also. one bark unknown.
WED at Funrise EN meridian Be; sunset sE laht PM
NE. wi Ia rain - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

EVoUND-ON SATURDAY, IN BROADWAY, A LADY'6
portemonpsie, containing small OF Can be
obtained by calling 100 West Nineteenth street. and giving
full particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO UNITE WITH LADY
"A having her command about $50 900 gor NJ 0 wear Re
fefences exchanged Address conHdenay IN three weeks
II. J, a. T. station . Pox. ole Now YORK
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LOST AVID FOUND.

NOUED-0N SATURDAY. MARCH 70. FLO ArlN6
IN tho North river large quantity OF oak plank The
ss eA1 nave ns ss%s ~ ana
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DIvlDEND-OFFICE OF THE HARLEM GAS LIGHT
~ Company. No 50 NASSAU street York. March IL
lS?Ihe Board OF directors have this day declared vi
eend Of three snd half cent payable after thu
18th The Will be closed from The 2itt
until The 18Th instant. Henry r. McGOWN Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

OFFICE PANAMA R ABROAD COMPANY, NEW YORK
~ March 81 JS59The annual election for thirteen Dlrec
tors Of the Railroad Company will be held at the of
fce of the company, SO Wall street, Tonne Bu ings
Monday the April The polls will open at u O'CLOCK
NJ and close at2P. n. JOS. +. JOY, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS

IRON GARDEN ORNAMENTS.
JAMES, BEEBE 4 CO.,
$50 broadway, N Y,
In addition their usual variety PRODUCING
articles Of adornmen for gardens lawns, court yards
public parks
FOUNTAINS from SIS to 81 800
VASES.
Over 20 fsren patterns and sizea from $2to $780,
SETTLES AND CHAIRS OF NIL the various patterns
LIONS
Colossal life size and In miniature eanding reposlnR
DEEK--Three different patterns
DOGS-Eleven different patterns.
WILD BOAk RS FOXES, EAGLES, LAMPS, &c.
uluarated catalogues sent by mail.
JAMES, BEEBE CO.,
1856 broadway, N. Y.
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NOTICE TO TAxfAYERS-OFFICE OF THE C0MMIs.
street. New York. January TO- lSo9-Notice hereby given
Of New York for the year 1889 are now open for public
next inclusive All taxpayers earnestly requested TO call
may be corrected Also all entitled by law 70
their by Of being cerg
military services and also literary charitable instu
tons by exempt from taxation requested TO make
application such reduction exemption previous 10 the
closing Of the rolls said Both day Of April.
The following section Of the actof April l6 1857 published
Sec IT, Daring the time the books shall be open to pubs In
upeson heroDbeore provided application may be made
considering himself sgreyed by the assessed
Valuation Of personal have the
rected such app be made In relation the assessed
valuation estate, made In wiring stating the
ground objections thereto thsreupon the
the complaint and In their Judgment the
they Ehal the same 70 be
such application be made In relation the assessed
valuation Of estate the applicant shall be examined
oath by The said Commissioners OF them and
In their Judgment the assessment u erroneous they shall
the TO be corrected and declare their decision
Mereon within thirty days AFTER such application sh have
made 10 them No reduction shall be made by the Board
OF Supervisors of real personal est
imposed under this act unless shall appear under oath
Affirmation, that the party aggeved unable to attend
within the period prescribed the correction OF axes by
Of ckness absence from tbs ciyLaws Of 1857
page 700. j. ". ALLEN, .x
A. j. WILLIA M6ON,
j w BROWN.
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ToEN B. MURRAY 4 Co,


q General banking, discount and collection house.
NO. 40 WALL sTheEr. NEW YORK CITY
Orders Inquiries % ndepts promptly
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REWARDS.

&O REwARD-IOsT, IN GOING FROM EAST BROAD
PS way TO Canal street. breaspn, with likeness Of gen
ueman. II Ia much value any the
The above reward will be paid BY leaving the at l9 East
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FINANCIAL.

a asues letter. credt for travellers svasbls 10 IN 49,
Of the world through the Mcsss hothschd OF Psrf fas
don, Frankfort Naples Vienna and their coresponleu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

LIQUID IRON AND IODINE PROFESSOR Chiffon
IL "pr. Iene's preparations Of and iodine
nade W on scientific principles and go judcousy combined
syatem Chron' diseases scrofula, erupons lts
ucers hereditary diseases casrrh, bronchial and lung
plants general and nervous debility &c there remedy
10 equal this Can be obtained of DR. HENE 6l9 Houston
street west of Broadway and Of Broome and Centre
streets. Consultation a. the olce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

tx REwARD.-LOST, on SATURDAY, l9rdINsr THE
De- lower part OF SEAL blue and white oval form
The above reward wiz be paid by leaving at % East thirty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

d = REwARD.-sTRAYED, ON THE EVENING OF THE
pO 2st an Italian greyhound SLUT N the OF
Nep The above reward will be paid returning her TO 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
APALACHlcoLA, ,

APlLACH1COLA, March Elm port ships Canoya Hutch
ms and Henrietta Trecarn, for Liverpool ldg; Juliet sn
for Boston ldg; John Bunyan, Nckels aud Raah bowen
vg brf CT eshre Fye do; brig Selma, Eson for NYorl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
HOTELS,

DLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street, New York. fashionsbly located elegantly fur
nighed, with every modern and open
the accommodation Of private fa lea and gentsmen ira
yelling boarding. Full board with ROOM 81 day. with
ROOM 81 per day; by the week at lower rates Private
paors and tables when desred Public patronage respect
fully solicited by the management, JOHN b. BLANCHARD
& G. j. MACMILLAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

(lHEMlCAL BANK, VIEW YORK, MARCH n lssa-
~ Election The stock Dders of tbis horshv
bed the the aDnul election Directors Inspsslors
the next succeeding will he held the Banking Hoe
on Nor day. the fourth day April between the kOu
land 2ocl,cE r. NJ BY order Of the BoaId
O. a. WILLIAMS, Cashier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TvHNfRAL PARK UNPAID INSTRUMENTATION
o,Ss,' q property s..s:ssd
are sspessd be paid before May 1859 with per esns
Feb @ s S:: o. an. Sad & Nav ~
ses hs ssss.smsnt list VIII be ssn he CLERK Arrears
per snnSm rom he cooaraaton The property =
ssssed embraced 10 the following as vz:.An .hoss
between iish and lin .ss south BY q. csatts lins
The BY the centre blocks between SECOND and
o,hsr lots pieces and parcels Of .nd fronting on sde o.
isoS streets and ali those esr, other c.s pieces and
GELS e sDd Nor ting either side Of Filth sixth Seventh AUD
second streets a. aid out ON The map OF the cnmssonera
DANIEL +. DELAvAN Collector Of Assessments
CoILrcroRs orrcE. No. City Hall. basement
AND WARRANTS wANTED-PERsOss HAVING
II l60 so acre land WARRANTS for location OF drst
sppcaon 70 he sbscSsr Il IA md s street Two
'fousand acres wanted In small amounts y. TITUS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECrIos
p y s Of Ss
IN the city Of New York Monday thu "a day Of Nay nsI
Isaac Q. LEA Secretary:
NOTICE AND oAUTIoN-LEFr IN THE HARLEM
IN cars at Morrssna by the r. H. train from New YORK
White Plains aparce containing books, with note TOR
drawn BY L favor Of r. but TS. sSd rs
given the finder by leaving at the Morriana station
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
IN The Beraldry and Next Of Kin once,
Family arms found o psin , ana engaged l vor
Removed from a27, first floor, up stairs)
Nor1CE.-AN ANNUAL ELECTION OF NINE rsys,,
~ tees Of the Ice Company win Be held At
polls Will be open from j. NJ r NJ The transfer books
siossd the I'd the 18Th q ap passs By
WILLIAM WILCOX, Secretary.
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&lsSc BALL HGAs0N.

49,
GRAND FANCY DaESS (M) BALL
" MADAME SAUvAGEAU's BENErIT,
ONIoHr (WkDNESD AY), MARCH e,
AT her Dancing Academy 6i5 and 0l7 Broad way
Tickets w admitting gentleman and ladies' No efforts have
parea 70 mase one ri Tho gay eat tets OF the
benefit ball Ia New York -
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CPLENDID ROSEWOOD TABLES Fer SALE WITH
~ marble and slate beds with my improved combination
cushions Second hand tables sale cheap Call and er
mine. w. U CEIFFiTII ia v H.. ssreet
TWO BILL ARD TABLES FOR SALE CHEAP-OSE
with marble bed and the other with wood bed have not
been used MI months and in good order when
SCHULZ 43 Broad street. -'r'
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THE MILITARY.

A MOTHER VETERAN CONVERSATIONS VETERAN
Corps o. 1872 VIII assemble at S03 Ninth avenue next 10
the corner OF Twenty ninth street Wednesday 2d inst
one clock NJ precisely TO pay he last tribute Of respect
10 our oeceased brober solder John years
citizens dress with the usual badge OF mourning every
veteran attend 1t the last honor brothcr
Our sun setting FAST We know not who will be summoned
neyt. BY order, n KAYMOND Col
ISAAC NJ. PnyrE, Adjt
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
IN The HeraIdry and Next OF Kin ONCE,
Family arms found painted and engraved.
H.BAYS, 6f9 and 65i Broadway, New York
Removed from 327, first floor, stairs)
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schr Margaret Am Reinhsrt rhfsdsfphiA-J W Mckee.
Schr Jane Bowen philadelphia W Mckee.
schr Plv mouth sock Norris Bosion-Dsyton sprsgne.
echr Brewer, Carlet Bostou-9 Batch Go.
Bshr susan Besyse, Bostnn-1 W Lewis Co.
Rcbr n W,ilets Baker, Bristol-Nsster.
sloou Rienx. Briggs NewpOrt-Master.
pfeau,er UelaWarc Cones. PhilAdaphiA
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
lion. JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS, WILL REPEAT HIs
IL great lecture on The trial Of John Quincy Adams" be.
fore the Young Mens Christian Union Clinton Hail. Fri
evening" March 25 Tickets Is Thatcher Hutch
mons, 52S Broadway, and ut the door.
WIN. w. BADGER, Chairman of Lecture Committee.
MRS CORA J.. v. HATCH WILL LECTURE IN THE
1 trance state ut Clinton Hail. Asor place Wednesday
evening next at IA O'Clock Subject given The audience.
O'Clock. Admltance 10 cents
ThE REV. A. KINGKAN MOTT WILL. DELIVER A
ecture on The Life sno Character Of the Rev. Spencer H.
Cone; ~ D. In the First Baptist church. Broome and
hHsbth streets on wednesday evening next March ~, at
ia o'clock Admission 70 cents for the benefit Of city mis-
s,ons Tickets to be had Of Rsynor 70 Bowery Roe Lock
wood III broadway g. p Putnam SOC Broadway sheldon &
90 ll6 Nassau street, and the American Bible Union $50
Broome str et.
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q < HEWARD-LOET, ABOUT FORTNIGHT AGO
spC from Bedford L. l. black and white setter dog The
above reward will be paid for his George Cross
New York Fulton avenue, Bedford Al Plat
street. New York.
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Spoken, &c.

chip Brapdywine Underwood, from Mobile
was seen March IA. la; 20 20, lon 74T.
Ship Root Cushman, Morse. from Liverpool fo
March Is Highlands NNW 30 miles.
Bark Alma fBr, of Liverpool NS), from Pen
tevideo, March IS, lat 30, Ion T342
Brig Pilot Fish, from Matan1ss, Of and for /
Lat 81 81, lon 70.
Ia II. wac seen no data 70 SO' lon 20 20. "
sebr Victoria, Of Baltimore, from - for "
March 10, lat q, Ion 10 AZ
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nENIisTRY-TEETHE EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
- wnnout me ahAhsst PAIN by my aud original pro
only. References given Il rcanired ~ - Nv
DR.. b. O. DURKfN 83 Cana, ..rssA near woostev
Q10 DO BIO, SO, SO, S0.--ONLY $40 FOR PEARL,
YlV coraIe sets OF teeth warranted "Americao gunotype
!een oeauuiu comfortable indestrucbc Teeth extracted
insanAneousy warranted rs years esaoshed four
premiums awarded DR. MANSON, sixth avenue and Twenty
second street.
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