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IL TIE Court q common f.sas.

Of Uny lhogl Lo.l 81 InLe OF UnIV J
Lorsntus Z Oonser, Platntih, Aet.on FOR money
against only
Emory Il. Hubbard, Defendant. Attechm Mt
EMURY Il HUBBARD, TIE
defendant IN this action, is here notinsd
tnsI petition for the reooTe OF money only, Was
Un the 10th day Of Harch, A. ID. Is62, nled in the
Clerks once OF tins court Of tOmmon Pleas afOre-
said ting forth that TIE fald deisndantis Il indebt
ed y the piainLih Ia the Of Two hut DR., d and
y dollars, With intoi thereon from the 9th day
Ssptem ner, 1855, upJn a promasory note Of said de-
fendant dated a. AItOnA IN the State Oi ilinos.
ths 6th day OF September 1855, and ma1o PAL able in
date Of which note plaintin h tho OWnsr and hold
or and that said petition prays Judgmtnt against
said defendant op said noto for the Of $40 0O
and interest theI con from September 6lh, 1883.
said defendant Is further notified mat ha must
answer said petition on or bslOre the l2th day Of
maY next, or In default thereof judgment will b.
taksn against him.
msrl7.fg3 PtaintiH . -ftrfu -.
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MEDICAL.
fSI8II 6 81 5iSSS
IsSgSslssIlISlgS;SS
OlS AtmaTSa DOiiaYs tTeastlssli
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
On BRE1nAFoAlBonA,
g EhTi 6Gsy AID lhPOT kHOH
GURID,


DR. a. GIBSON,
sd doa5 % Hs &. ESf Is SylE G 8ai g
The above named dllsa9o1. He Will 1sy the aame
ne United sS sss sss iR Ss Sa S@s 1S aR
Snoe, Dr. GIBSON a happy In being able 70 an
Eounos g tne unle tunste, thAt be has PSris9tsa
y II BPEEDY AND PERMANENT OUKH
u the eb0ye and Oth6T
PRIVATE DISEASES
With al bad sHsutE azIuing thsrshom, inoludinN
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsfBATIOE.
Hs has succeeded IN curing oasss n this city,
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
re- ael.: Hn0 sfoit " Esss ~ =
ieAst particle Of benefit
Sono College IL London or Paris - perhals some
other. do for he Pnrloss Of ensnarng the innocent
and who bold out grsAt sEgeot4tons never to be r.
this that be q abba 20 give entire aitiahotion to
those Who rePoss oonadenesin bis ability and tnteE-
Fity and that he has peFfsetsd an American sygtem
OF treatment which challenges ely PhYIioan OF Lon
don or Pars, any patent meiotn 20 equal foT TIA
ssrangsmsnsI, both montsi Snd YhySieSi, GriTinF
Eon sexual or eoorss abulo. I q -
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment "a .
fcloWing Advanthga5 OVeF ali Others yet discovered;
snd hTst the agents used are in no respect disagree
Ablsi be uSes no relics oI the dark ages such aI
no restrictions IN dss business required; Third
y his Treatment q positive and certain n all cases
hospital IN the United States and dsmonstrats the
immense Superiority Of HIS new treAtment over any
other nov known 20 the world IN point Of prompt
noll parmAnsnoyI mild1elJi EsistY and ocnTopienol
% he patiglt.
Dr. G1R60H q peFmansntly located IN Cleveland,
and has d1Tins tho past two Fal1l performed many
cures Of diseases which hed for years resisted eli
other modes q Esatment. Reierspes can Be giyent
BOSson, Rev York, and other cities IN regard 80
SEin and integrity In all professional trAnl4ctions
pTIDogzias Hhuematisms sorofula and all ohfonie
1iIesssa tFsatsd WITH euFeriOE Bucosez.
~ Medicine SAINT % any part Of tbs country On
rsosipt o. tsu dollars.
Dr. aIBsoR7s HSW WOrE on PhyEiolosy for Uals
30 iDR. GIBSON,
PrVessor Of EsctroPatiy a'td NCdiSiae,
omcs-ll0 Seneca st., . few doors nom Superior
Omcs hour5 from 70 u end non 70 o'oIoek
Faly. lsundAyg eIceDtee-l $50
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The aboss are all from persons who sro publicly
these statements without thoFongh conViotion
PHEPARED BIZ J. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical chemist, Lowell, Mass.
= And g: W. CLARK, snd By all Druggists ana
Dealers in Medicine every where .
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JEWELRY.

A g. HsO UK, q
Matchmaker & JeWeIer,
HO. Ik wSut aide Public sOusFs CRsar court aCqss)
HOWLES s CU. WILL SILL Coon
~ Flatsd astoIs ,t Elass bottles, icE $50.
--OA ThA o0haEk OF POb. sQOAkA.
OoWLEs / co. @nIseIl good plated Cake
BAsksts sssrsvss beautifully, for $50.
ON THE oORNEk
O0WLEs 3 90. WI sell good plated Cake
Basktts, plain, Ter $50.
O0WLEs ! co. Wm sen good plated Nap
On ran OoREHB.
OOWLES : 90. Win sell good day brass
Clocks warrants a, ] tor @ 50. -
on THE CORNER.
C0WLES 3 co. Win sell genuine Silver
7ss1 S 7s''''''f, - On TIE CORNER.
OOWLES 3 co. Win sell the balance. of their
Rood Etssl sPE1fAOLES ct great Bse
a nncs. being dstsIIninsd 20 kssD none sz !,
1-r CAPT their new g Paient epectaeles /" IL
you want eOmsthinF cheap, look at our
Hcld stock - II You want Eomothtng
alec look q O9E 9 ''RAtsDs iS lsssSisslss,
naEB Of Is Public sGnaEs.
M BURT, SUCCESSOR 10 }. q
MI . HORSEf Co. -hos on 5hanfAa- large ~
V6F5tT oi OiockE, fneildna ekTnHef'a ceisr tss,i,
bEltsd 0ALEHDIR UEOUk, which not or
y tails t1e Eims Of Day with unerTiug precision
rf also tells The DAY Of ths Week, and DHy q ths
Aouth WITH certalnty. a y connsotioo with Last.
ern f1ctqriel is Baok that an enabled 70 Bsl 10
Oqqnt psalsrs q heW York priose with the freight
a1dcl. ! have alsc hne stock 0i Matchss, OlockH
and f,EsiIy SoF ths RstsiI Trads which VIII sS1i
e o. e snY house 70 this city, -. .. ~. =.
- Eartio1laf ottentiOu given 20 repairing. An
NJ WorE Warraatsdfat lss supsFiO At 49, in2s; z u
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= AGRILTLTURAL PRODUCTs,

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at S5 0OO, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 900,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuekWhest, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Glover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco Cotton, Sorghum
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which go to swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent ont Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
sTOCK RAIsEG.
In Central and Southern nlinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is ora for others 70 enter
with the fairez. TsrOspects Of Ike results. DAIRY
FARNI.ss also presents It's indueen snts to many.
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THE ORDNARY YIELD

OF Com i5 from 50 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed that section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
nes Of Illinois, 3 branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, 3 distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
14T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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J, B DOugnerty, Plaintif, In the Court q Com
30 Hgaings mon Pleas Of Cuyaho-
Emory L. Hubbard and ga county, ana State
Henry ". Hubbsrd, Defts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only. with attachment.
EMORY i. HUBBARD AND
"A Henry W. Hubbard deisndants in this action
are hereby notified that on the 10th day Of March,
A. D. 1864 pstition hled in the uiaTk's oflce
Of said Court Of Common Pleas, seth iorth that
Of Galesburg, county OF Knox, and btts Of Hin is
sed defendants executed and delivered % Elijah
Bruner. their Joint and several appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto the said Ellah Brunsr, to Iay
70 the use OF this plsinti, the sum Of i've hundred
and ten dollars which said bond contained con-
qnirod and bound 70 prose ute with eject an appeal
to the D1atrict Ucurt Of said Knox county, hem
certain fudRment rendered against BEid EmorY In
plaintiffs favor, By ths Pol'c9 magistrate of said
city and Knox county, a. well to ray WhatsVer
JUDGMENT shunld be rsDdered against the said Emo
10 fnh Judgment against the said EmOry for fbe
sum Of S257 vs. and costs Of suit amounting TO S25
bus that said Judgment has not been paid, nor SnF
part thereof as required by the condnion OF laid
bouaf that execution has been duiF il8utd ub5p
the said Judgment and no property found uhsrsbT
the same could be satisfied and tnat taid jndsment
ana e we'll said APPEAL bond remain IN full force sDd
unsai iahed, whereby the plaintiff has been daaqsd
n the sun q S257 s. and co1ss Of auit sHi OO 80
TWnereupon piaintih axis judRment RRalnst sa5d
dsfsndantS on said bohd Tor S23a g8 WITH intere4f
thereon from March lst, A. d. 1855
Said defendants are further notified that they must
answer said psttion on or or8 the lfth day Of May
nsxt Or n default thereof tndgnsnt viii BE- tasua
= " RkHEE7, BAGKgs ROBLR,
'rlSs ps sHaus % .Hl1a F'1lns,7 ? Az tAHif'orA''n,
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sUGAR-OOATED-PUBEL VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Cheapest, end most reliable Family
hsadIcins IN use. More used than any other kind.
Price IS centa-a Pills in box zee Circulars.
1ESoli by strong AImstrong, Benton hros.
H-N g. O. NORRIS,
General Agent for
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
and bV all DruRSists In the country.
NORRIS
ARABLAN CONDITION. P0WDERSj
me best and cheapest remedy for many ofthe dis
eaSes peculiar 10
HORsEs, CATTLE & SHH1P
now IN ues 30 says every one who has used tne1
Eai-Ses OirculAgs. EOld By strong Armetronel
Benton Bro- n W. Palmer. also, Who'll sale and
retail 81 thS Proprietor ct 161 Lntsrio tt ylsVe-
Land, Ohio. q. G0Bklra
And BY all Drusei.t. in the country: @EiS
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Yours F''P'''EIdEHZ 'EIdEHZE1Tr rHAxTER."

SENATE OHAMBE1, o., April 5th, 1854.
ssDR. !. O. .AYER-HonOred sir: have made 4
boIgh Srial OF The Oathetic Pfs, LEFT me By your
sssnt and SVe been cured By them Of the dreadful
rRenH stiSu uCdar which he found me suffering
dosos entirey REMOVED the disesse. feel In better
hsaith nov than for some years before, which at
fributs entirely to ths effects OF your Oathartic
PiIis Yours vita great espeeti
LUOIUS B. METOALF."
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O0WLEs ! co. Wnl sen good plated Nap
Kin RinEs for 80 cents;
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OOWLES 3 90. WI sell good plated Cake
BasRtts, plain, ter SO.
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OOWLES 3 90. Win sell good day brass
Clocks CWarrzntsd.l ior q 50.
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Ar FROM SO TO $12 PER ACR


200 AcFes in Farms go 100 100 Acres and upwards
inILLIN0IS, the Garden State Of America.
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OoWLEs 4 co. W iIlsell good plated Cake
Baskets sEsraves beautifully, for $50.
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CoWLES & co. VIII sell genuine Silver
sBsctaeiss for Sl.og.
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H0WLES Is CU. WILL SILL Coon
~ fasSa "a as9la - = = : g49s ,s 6ot5si b. ieE
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
HEADQUARTERS, Nv CuAtcmcoLrxA, April IA, 1862

Thc Comma mander-in-Chief OF the Army
OF the East TO the Forces Under HIS
Com mm and.
COMPANIONS in ARMS
The struggle IL about 10 commence The prelmi.
nares OF Ia soledad have been broken by ME French
They have separated themselves from the coalition
which they had formed with the English and the Span
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BARREIr-BuRGY,-O Wednesday, May Z, by Rev. N.
L. Rice ID. d. ISAAC ;. BARRETT to JENNY H. BURGY only
da gher Of the late J. J. Burgy all of this city.
B0CKiE-MIIIER.-0n Monday May 8, at the residence
OF he BRIDES mpther by the Rev MIR. MeEroy Mr.. WH
LIAM BocKEE 20 Miss LUCINDA MILLER.
DoNALD-EDGAR.-On Wednesday, May i by the Rev.
DR.. Nernilye, PETER DONALD 10 ANNA j. EDGAR.
GgAST-MnlAMs.-At Ravenswood, l.. L., on Tuesday,
May o. by the Rev. s. W. Sayres, Lieutenant JAhn
GRANT Thirty sixth regiment, N. Y. W. son OF the late
Charles Grant ESD OF Montreal TO CHARLOTTE L. daugh
ter Of Jno. IL. Williams, Esq.
lIITIF-FRENcH-on Wednesday, May Z at the Han
son place Nethcdst Episcopal church, Brooklyn by the
Raw Cyrus d. Foss, Wa NJ LITTLE To Miss Jennie FREScH
daughter OF John French ESQ. all Of Brooklyn.
SsTEiJe-BuRfoRp-O tuesday, May o, at Trinity
Chapel, by Rev A. Y. Igbe, ID. d., ALEX. H. ScEIL 10
AIcs A. eldest daughter OF c. @. Burford, all Of this
city
SoUDER-v -vEITERLEN.-In Philadelphia Thursday.
evening, May at Christ church, by the Rev. Benjamin.
Dorr, d. d. assisted by the Rev. Mr. Faggo Mr. STEPHEN
T. SoupER 10 Miss BERTHA f. VErTERIEs eldest daughter
OF Theodore H. Netterlein, Esq. all Of that city.
SuTfoN-hooRE.-On Wednesday, May Z, by the Rev
Isaac Moore, VIM H. SUTTON TO MARTHA A. MOORE, all
OF Jersey City.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
pER SIR-The notice OF marriage between Mr.. VIM
Kennedy and Miss veucia Smith, on the 9Th inst, is
wicked and malicious alsehood am authorized 10
the name Of the Rev. Or. 0sgood in reference ths
same Furthermore, reward Of twenty five dollars 10
hereby offered for any information that will lead to the
detection Of the seoundrel who caused its insertion
JOHN MCDONALD, No. 2s Third street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
Court OF Common Plens-Part 4.
Before Hon Judge DAILY

MAT 7.--Wdltv d Psnpsda Us. Ball, Black a Co.-lr
this case the plaintiffs the assgnsss Of Mr. Asxau
der Maxwell who contracted with the defendants 70 per-
form the marble work their new building &he cor
ner of Prince street and Broadway for ths sum of
s3e ooo One of the conditions Of the agreement which
was dated on the l2.h day OF Juno, 1859 that within
specned time the contractor should receive $50 day
for every day before the date named the ptmatum
that contract and $50 forfeit for every day during which
that time should be The time but
the plaintiffs claimed that the excess over the time con-
tracted due TO change IN the plans. The SUIT
was brought for the payment Of the last nsament with
interest amounting IN all TO sonro 5000 Verdict mol
yet rendered.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

ORIzABA, April o. 1862.
The yenpotsnares OF her Majesty the Queen Of Great
Britain his Majesty the Emperor Of the French and her
Majesty the Queen Of SPAIN have the honor TO communi
cate his Exceency the Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF
the republic Of Mexico that, not having been abo to
agree the that should be gven under
the actual to the convention OF the 31st
OF October they have resolved adopt in the fu
ture Of action completely separate and ndepen
dent.
Accordingly the commander OF the Spanish forces VIII
take the Immediate necessary steps 70 embark his
troops.
The French army win concentrate at Paso Ancho as
soon the Spanish troops will have passed that place.
that say, probably about the 10th OF April,
mencng immediate operations.
yse undersigned embrace this opportunity to assure
his xccency the Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF the
tinuance their high consideration.
c. LENNOX wYKE.
HUGH DUNLOP.
A. DE SALIGNY.
l.. JURlEN.
FL CONDE DE EREUS
To his Excelency Senior DoBlADo, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs &c.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHtADELrfuA, May 7, 1862.
stocks dull. Pennsylvania SIS, So Reading Railroad,
2 Merris Canal as Long Island Railroad, l5is Penn
syvania Railroad, 47k. Sight exchange on New York Al
par l 10 per cent premium.
BurFAto, May Z, 1852.
Flour market quiet. Wheat steady and quiet sales
No Chicago spring at 90c. amber Iowa. e3c. Corn in
fair demand market steady sales so 900 bushels at 39c
IOc Oats Arm and Barley easier: sales 00e
bushels at CSC whiskey steady Canal freghts steady.
tmpors-9 900 bbs four 1i5 900 bushels wheat s5 900
do corn 1000 do. barley, 10 600 do. rye Exports
304 900 bushels wheat 90 200 do. corn 10 600 dsrys
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, May ID T. NJ.
AsHH.-The market quiet but steady, W th sales
Of so bbls pots IS 62 No pearls present seen in
market
BRKADsrUrrs -Flour-The market was less heavy and
active and and medium grades OF State closed
at about &C. per bb decline The sales footed up about
1000 bbs closing within the following range Of quota
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

10 return dashed the shore, and Ave out OF nine
teen drowned Tho remaining fourteen were saved,
though in state OF great exhaustion, by boats crew
from the French frigate jena.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
The Two Flags I'm Havana.
From the Havana Herald NAVAL

On Tuesday last several small boats were noticed sail
ing around the steamship Columbia, having hoisted on
their various ass the flag Of the Southern confedsracy
and the board frequently shouting those
the Columbia, who had flying from her gan the nag Of
the United States, "Take down that ragl"
The marines and other persons the Columbia, be-
coming so annoyed at tho constant repetition Of these
the various missiles at their hands and drove them or
short time after Captain Adams ordered appear
ct the Office OF tho Captain Of the Port and answer
the charge made against persons his vessel for as
saut, which the Captain promptly obeyed, attended
by his entire force Of marines, who were al clad in
their holiday suits But it SEEMS after q proper OK.
PLANTATION made 70 the gsntlemanly Captain OF our
port and no one appearing against them the parties
were dismissed and the good natured Captain Adams
yited them to partake Of some refreshments.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08


HAVANA, May 3, 1852.
Nsos from Mertoo-Open Vioation of The Treaty Of Oledad
blythe Ereneh-Fra Blood of the Wdr-The Chasseurs
d'Afrque IN Act,on--Just,feacn of The Ffench-Span'
nh Opin.on Of he ResuL-Generdl Prias Family in
Crba-Taanks Of Queen Isabeitas Men 10 me English
Reported Loss Of Life the Shipping al Vera Cruz. dc.
Next in importance TO about the fall Of New
Orleans come the reports from Mexico
Since the departure OF the Roanoke wo have received
dates from Vera Cruz TO the 23d utimo.
Tho French instead OF falling back to the Paso Anchor
~ agreed at the soedad convention have pushed on fur
thsr IN the direction Of the capital In fact, blood has
been shed. and the ball Is fairly opened body Of Cen
zaragoza's cavalry, numbering some say eighty and
others three hundred made show Of resistance and
we're Immediately charged upon and put to fight by
few Chasssnrs dAf..aue who returned with twenty pri.
aoners, besides q nembsr of arms and horses
The reasons given by ..s French for thus advancing
are
Frst-Ths dsclara,,ou q war by the Juarsz govern.
nsnt.
Sscond-The assassination Of various French soldiers
In the neighborhcod Of their encampments
Third-Ths annoyance caused by various guerilas.
1ourth-The interceptng OF all kinds Of provisions.
1 correspondent Of La Prensa. OF Havana, writing
em there says the conquest OF Mexico by the French
VIII os matter Of easy achievement. believe every
one " the least acquainted with the frghu condition OF
that country will agree with him. Granting that the
Mexican is ever so good soldier, he will find full many
brother Mexican in the snemys ranks who will fight
just a. well.
Already the country has commenced " pronouncing"
as IL Is Called for the French IDEAS for Gen. Amonte
which is the same thing; and that means monarchy.
believe FL Si9lo, new paper, which has just made
its nrst appearance and s intended represent the
purely Cuban sentiment, says that Prim by withdraw
ing from Mexico has saved Spain from grave compca
tons in America The plain meaning Of this that the
United States will later nterpose between
Mexico and Europe The organ here has said
uext TO nothing on tho subject.
The steam frigats Bereuguea arrived Tuesday
ing from Vera Cruz with the wife and family Of General
Prim board The General does not intend leaving
Mexico until the last soldier Of his division shall have
left.
The Spanish troops brought here by the British steamer
are loud In their praise Of the hospitabe manner in
which they treated. The commander Of one Of the
vessels apoogzsd for being compelled to give the
soldiers chocolate every morning instead OF coffee The
poor follows never Jared well in all their
lives before, notwithstanding the chocolate
correspondent Of the Dario says there were twenty
four lost belonging to the American and other
vessels which were wrecked At Vera Cruz.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judges Nelson and Smallsy.
Nav The case OF the United States against Haynes
nrst mate Of the Nightingale The evidence was still
continued.
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~ .''f' i'h 'fhisTs ~ hhhFh1 IN N'rAlN
flC acres with stock aud farming Implements
good house, barn, out buildings, saw min With
winter power Tie year round, price $500 pare
cash. Inquire ofO. ". PALLARD. ~ Mpugin q,
n. Y. myiO 2'iSg
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lIkeH GOODS.

CARPErlNG--GEO kEYES, 3i3 Eighth
" ave, Is daily receiving from sr.,tion and i'm.
portcrs, Eugish Brussels and ingram carpct. oil
cloths, window shHi,R, rugs, mats, Sc, at popular
prices GRO. ktNEs $40 Eii,ht1 ave myiO 2'Ia2
GEO. KLYES, 3I3 EIGHTH AVE, WILL
~ open on 81 niay several cases aud pack ages
now .ui desirable dress goods prints cloak, AMI
shawls. alsI csrp,t1, oil cloth, w.nlos SHADES and
large stock o. domostlc-, At low prices GRO
KEfES, 3i5 EIGHTH ave. mylO 2'l2s
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Rev. Si,'uey A. Core, VII, Preach In the
store Church, ?S;l q rrr. ~ ,'vsy tomorrow
Afternoon a. -. o'c.o,A, -. e. lie evening ~ =
o'c,oOk 2,,l
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SHIPPING, sc.

CllEAP PASSAGE 10 AND FROM LIVER
Opool, by the Back B,'l Lue IT Packets, I'll. clip
per snip tlDELlA sails uu tlc ljth Of May. Apply
ou board per % Eat RIVER % to JACOB VII son
o., S'ut' ST. inylO6.I3A
FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDcV-TtP.
NtoIl'S L,n". snip EMERALD Isl T.. AZ Pier
30 E..t River, sails Tor Liverpool Ma, l!tl ~ -
JAS. u KELLER, at Pier 10, East R',rr, sails 'ur
,"nt.u May ith. For passage at la, rrtr spp'y
t.'AP' SCOTT " co, sc souti IT. iuy1d t'li3
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hNsaSHt;LNES.
NlBNrMS AliLaICl,S MI,sEJ n.

IMArSsE srCCFss OF
MADAME CpLLsrEs
NACNifICENr DRAMA. BY j. D.. / tCKsroNR
WI ley aud srprol rate SCENERY, CO5TrMEst
f.pPERrlts, and other appointments by Tho bsss
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST,
GirSYs sToRYi
rms piece has been Ia rrereratlon ant r,iesrssa
AN ISOkMOCS EXPENSF
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gu aitsts II TIE Muacum eonpau, inrrtii,.
Ms. ). j. PRIOR. M,.ls AtfrOT,i AMI Wy.
IrRs, '>qrs NAHTE JhHisON. Br. DGYgAy.
IAhNWAf, BROOKS, CLtREE, &c, &c 70
EVERY AFTERNOON. At . O'CLOCK. and
~ ANOTHER EXTRAORDINAaY N0vELrYt
MAslLi y, pLEY WALLER
TIE iNFANT ORArORl
o~tr Az rsNes oLp. lie is truly the most charm
rvs ind dehghim little prodigy ever seen or heard
y. wtt'en dr-cf lton an CIV, an idea Of his won
dorful powers. H. will pivo =, ,cimcni 1f his orS-
try between the acts, IT every r.rfptl. co In ths
Lecture Room, and On the pki IN. iu the n.aia
Ii"il OF the ~ 'eun. - intc,s,,, dirng the day
aud evening. lie ciosta iiIscp .sucut today
COM Nu1Tl-TIIE "a. 900 NUTf.
VIII hold his l'vees at oil hours aud give variety
q interesting performances. Also on exhibiuoa.
TIir QUAKER, OR WOODEN GUN,
irom t.e Role! 7 RI, acai ons u Centrcvil,n, Va
TIE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
TUE MApAGiSCAR ALBISOs
the LIVING BLACK SPA IIDs
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON,
LYING MONSTER sSAkhs, I.ivINt. HNvpf
FAMILY, LiNINu II KrLE GRAND AoJ ARIA.
WIN II, mut.tile " beautiful LIVING FISH. .sd
near Ailioi, Tier Cur.usitcs
Admission - cents. Cuillreu uullf t.n. Is 90
GRAND NATIONA BABY siJW.
JunS $, 81 900 IN premiums for G1est H,BiEA
TWINS, TklPitT QUARTZ - amt IATBA-
MIS-. Npml"r If Rabies liiniw t. ore b. .ndred.
Forty already "ro,.' Il. Secure certificates iinms-
dirtoly at rsrt ONico.
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