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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
1ournal ann Atateanram
. Tuesday Morning April 8, 1854.
The Dying Indian; or last words Oi
Shalum,
(Barch 1884
nv rHiLIr TRENBAu


''4- Dohemur mOrli nos, nostraque.
On youder lake spread the sail no more
ylgor, and youth, and active days are past
heleniless demons urge me TO that shore
Oh whose black forests all the dead are cast.
Ne solemn train prepare the funeral song
For must 30 to shades below,
Where all is strange and all is new,
Companion TO the airy throng,
... What solitary streams.
5,od. In dull and dreary dreams,
All melancholy must rove along -.,s. ..
To what strange lauds must shalum take his wnyl
1Groves Of the dead departed mortals trace
No deer along these gloomy forests stray, ID
No hnntsman there take pleasure in the chase;
hut all arc empty, unsnbstantial shades, So
That ramble through those visionary glades.
No spongy fruits from verdant trees depend,
'4g but sickly orchards there s-
u Dofruits rs sickly bear, liia aIj fF
And apples oonsumptge yiaage shew, y
d And wither'd hangs the hurtle berry blue, "
All, me what mischiefs on the dead attend
wanderinga stranger TO tho shores below,
Where shall brook or real fountain find
Lazy anl cad, doludng waters flow
Snch is the picinre in my boding mind
a, Fine tales, Indeed, they tell ..,l,.
,sa.i ID. Of shades and purling riIls,
r,. Where our dead fathers dwell
Ll.es.g Beyond the western hills.
But when did ghost return his safe TO ahsw
Or who can promise half the tale is true;
I, TOO, mnst be tlesiIug ghost no more "
None, none bnt shadows to those ma nsions go;
] leavemy woods, leave the HurOn's shore
For omptsr groves below
'ifHa Ye charming aolthdes,
iiiila fe tall ascending woods,
Va nla Lab ...,l
f'ai Whose aspect still was sweet.
Whether the sun did greet fH'
Or the pale moon embraced yOn with his beams
..r' Adiel to all
To all that charm'd me where slray'I .,
The winding stream, the dark seIneslered shade
Adieu, all triumphs here ..-
Adieu, the mountain's lofty swell
I Adieu, thou little yerdant hill, .'..
And seas, and stars, and skies, farewell,
n For some remoter sphere nI...
Perplex'd with doubts and tortur'd with despair,
Why so detected at this hopeless Sleep
Nature at least these ruins may repair,
When DEATHS long dream is o'er, and she for =
gets to weep;
Some real world once more may be assign'd
Some newborn mansion for the immortal mind
Farewell, sweet lake, farewell, surrounding
woods, N4 lnn
To other groves through midnight gloom l
stray
Beyond the mountains aud beyond the floods.
Beyond the Huron Bay
Prepare the hollow tomb, aud place me low;
My trusty bow and arrows BY nay side.
The cheerful bottle, and the venson store,
For long the journey is that l must go,
Without partner aud without guide.
He spoke and bid the attending mourners weep
Then closed his eyes aud sank to endless slstp'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05

MIsERABIR CHILDHooD.-In an account of
Children's Hospital lately opened in Edinburgh,
the author Of "John Halifax Gentleman," in
Good Rords, gives some curious specimens Of
child life in this second half Of the 18th century
in ''modern Athens" This is one Of them;-
''Here was boy who had been found lying on
straw in dark cellar which hsd literally Moth
ing in it but this one heap Of straw, The parents
were in the habit Of going out for the day and
locking up the child there without food or FIRE or
clothes. He was brought in, mere bundle Of
rags, quite paralyzed, and lay for week on one
Of the hospital beds without stirring or speaking
ill they almost thought he was deaf and dumb
AT last he did mutter out one word, and II was
..whiskyl" lie afterwards tired, in his wretch
ed, faint voice, to begin singing = whisky song
He told the nurse he had hardly tasted anything
but whisky since he vas born. Somehow bis
wretcbed mother found him out and came to see
him. Immediately after she left, the miserable
little creature was caught hiding its wiEened
face and half-paralyzsd hands under the bed
clothes, trying TO undo the cork Of q small bottle
filled with whisky But the child recovered,
learned to feed on and enjoy other food than
drains, and has left the hospital for future Of
--GOd knows what. Still, the life has been
saved so far"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
ReEiateris Omce.

NEW oAaFIE couSIl, March 9th. .leel.
TPON the application of George Jones ana samnel
" MgClAFy 1n, Executors Of Thuuphlus Jones' Gate 0f
tns city Of Wilmington. In said County dsceasedi u Ia
ORDERED and cifsoisd by lie kgfsfef that the ixeeu.
Aforesaid give hbtito Of the granting Lstles Tes
samsntAry upon the Estate Of the deceased, with the
date Of granting herso by causing adVetiasens 10 he
IN Air Of the most pube places o. the County q New
Castle requiring ali psfsDnd hAylng dsaAnda aainst The
RatAte prassntths same. Abdsb et nj scent
bly, IN such made AID provided And Aio tauAs the
ns to be lnGsftsd within the HAms period 10 theDaAwafs
state Journal Rnd BatssmAH.A naWspapef pubahsd 10
WILMINGTON aud to be sonnubd thtTein Two Months y
~, Given under the hand aud Boll ofthe once o.
L a. the RegBter aforesaid, 1t heW OAstls, In New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day aud year
above wrlttsn lla PRTRR n. HANDEfRR,
..rl narfa afsIrlI
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Registers omoe.

NEw CAsTLE COUNTY, Feb. 9Th 1864
Upon the application dg sph a. Brown and John
U A. Aldsrdice Administratora Of mes Brown, late
Of the city o. Wilmington, In said County deeeased Il
ordered and directed by the Register that the sAd.
minHtrtora Aforesaid give notice ottpe grantn6 ofet
tsrs OF AdmniAracn np7h the EatAtooi the deceased
with the date Of Chanting thsTeof by eauAng advertise
msnts to be posted Within forty tbs oisuch
Letters n sH Of hemoa public places IN the County o.
New Castle requiring all persons having demands agAnst
the Estate TO present the abide by an Act5i Assent
bly, In such case made and provided And also tho
same 20 be inserted within the period In the Della
ware STATE Journal and Statesman, newspaper pub
hahed In Wilmington and to he continued therein two
months. .l.s.i
f~~~>l Given undar the hand and Seal OF office Of
IL 8 the Register Aforesaid, at Now Castle Ia New
~ Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER D. vANDRvRR, Register
NOTICE. 81. q t1rs44 Dr.
All persons having claims against the Ealae ui the de-
ceased must preesnt tbs duly 70 tho Ad.
iniltraors before the 9Th day OfRsbruary 1885,
abide thg Act Assembly 10 such made aud pro.
vided JOSEPH A, BROWN,
JOHN a. ALLDERDICR,.l
ta Administrators.
Wilmington, Feb. 6, 1854 Fsbs2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Pills and the Soldier will quickly Aequirs additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined or
nnduiy acted upon. II may strange that HOllo-
ways Pills should be recommended for Dyseniery and
Rux many persons supposng that they would nerease
the relaxation This s great mistake for these Pills VIII
correct thu liver and stomach, Ahd thus all the
Asrld hunors the System. This medicine will give
tone aud vRor TO the whole organic yslsn however de-
ranged while health and strength follow matter OF
course Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
go sure as this famous medicine.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
NOTTOE.

Al persons having claimA againHt The Estate Of ths
deceased must present the sams duly Atssted 10 the
Executors or before the 9Th day o. March 1896
abide the set Assembly In such case Ads proEid
Cd. 0EOR0E JONES, -s N
tl"- .RAM'L McCLARY, JF.
Wilmington, Marth q, lsot Executors
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shad.


NJ THE BARD OF FowBR HALL.
Those noble fish, in whom we see
Tho river aristocraoy, H.NsIH4 HfN
Have now arrived in town
But shocking, it must be confessed,
IL the reception Of each guest
AllstTiYe 10 "do them brownl" f..
Some folks, each season, boast they've had
Upon their table " the first shad, J"
AT an enormous price;
The reason for which some can't see,
Since the ohe-huRdredth one must be
In oil respects as nice.
These folks, in truth, have no such wish
As to exalt mess of fish
Above all other cheer
Naught does their fanoies thus attract
To the first shAd, except tl4efsnte..s.
That il is very dear. Qs ls4f.
Such silly whims we ma ~
Justly, nor can our reade 1si.. n z n
Into This error fall 5f = a. ...s.-. Il
Since well they know tBt n v Y
Elsewhere, cannot buy "a, ii ass..i n
Than those at Tower 4 " 'ss. 81
Our assortment Of ready niades u. iiSl'1a
largest and best in Philadelphia, comprising b.
the newest and choicest siyles Of Domestic AM
Foreign Goods, made in the hest and mos
fashionable manner and sold ut the loves
possible prices lN
We have a full assortment Of Boys and Youth
Clothing, Of all sizes. --N ] rtt ST. f.
Hsafl. 4d TOWER HALL,
i..H NO 5lS MARKET STREET,
lt.s. asn. Nif f.I BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
Volunteers, Attention !
Iudiscrettons of Youth,

Sores and Ulcers, plotehes and swelllngs can with
certainty be radically cured II tbs Pills are taken night
and morning and the ointment freely used stated
In the printed Instructions II treated In any other
manner they dry up 70 one part % btes cut In another
system, aud the Patient vigorous and healthy
man II will require little perseverance, In bad cases to
insure A lasting cure,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
For Wounds, either oooasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

70 which every Soldier and sRlor LIABLE there
no medicines safc and convenient as Holloways
pills and Ointment. The poor wounded and almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed he
would only provide himself with this matchess 0int
ment, which should be thrust into the wound aud
smoAred all round It, then covered with piece OF linen
ffom MS knapsack and compressed with Handkerchief
Taking, night and morang, or Pills, to cool the
system aud prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers Knapaaek and Beamana Chest should be
nroYidad with lheae valuable kemedea.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
NnnInN
IusT oPENED.

A.lOt very cheap Light Prints,
lot new Fine ChAlllea, &. le t
HlaH Alot BalgereneA lejS cents. u 10
Cheap lot Men and Boys Wear
You will find good assortment al all indsgiEoois at
F.. LARKIN'S,
No, 6 East Second ST., Dot Market & King,
Nns WILMINGTON, De
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite. Incidental to
80ldiera. 4--.

Those fssllngs which sadden usnay arise ffoni
trouble obalruesd persplrAtlon eating
drinking whAtever 10 unwholesome, thus disturbing
the hssthfu action Of the liver and stomach Tbese
Pills, taken according 10 the printed Instructions, will
quickly produce healthy tetion In both liver and
stomach and as natural consequence clear head and
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05

Official information has been received Of the
defeat Of the rebels at Natohitoehes, in western
Louisiana, and Of the capture Of four guns aud
200 prisoners.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
CAUTION !-N0us arO genuine uplOps III

CAUTION None arc genuine unless the
words "IloLLowAE, NEW YoRK AND LosDoS,n are dis
cernihle IPdermdrk In every leaf OF the book Of
dlrectlons around each pot box; the same may be
plainly ssen by h0iGiag ne iegfiO The hgbt handsome
reward will be given any rendering such inorma'
ton as may lead tha detection Of any party paies
counterfetng tho Incidence vending tho sao, know
ing them to be spurious. rr ifHHaI1 l|.
HooWay's Pills aud Ointment aro now retaed, owing
to the high price Of Drugs &c, at ~ cs 20 ets aud
li0 per Box or Pot. l'
ssThore is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N B--Dlreotous for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are afiEed to each pot box. ii
AS- Dealers IN my well known medt-
oInes can have Show Cards, Circulars So
sent FREE OF EXPENSES, by address
THOMAS HOLLOWAY, -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
oCottghs and Colds affecting
~ Troops ....,'.

/ VIII DO speedily relieved and sdsetuslly euIsi by
uslng these sdmrktls Medicines aud by paying proper
ATTENTION "a the Directions which are asehed u each
Pot or Box. .. s.4 ff.'If al.-I4t||l. j ..l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
PoUDRETTEI PoUDRHTTE I

nHE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY, for the
i convenience OF farmers aud others, have establish.
ed agency Baltimore for the sale Of their celebrated
Poudrette, ... laf -r..
The experience Of thousands Of customers for the past
"a years attest the fact that Is the cheapest
in Market aud superior any 9th for Tobacco, Corn,
P0idf0eS aud Garden Truck. &.
The success Of Amers n its use, has greatly increased
the demand Maryland aud Delaware aud last year ten
times ore was sold than ever before.
A pamphlet containing rtctions for &C.. may be
had free by addressing letter or applying BAlti'
more Agents, BOWEN MERCER, No. 3 Exchange Place,
Baltimore, Nd. ~ mAr ls3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
How aIany Die q UonsumPillolil
swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pill
SWAYNE,S PILLS -

Purify the blood femovs distractions Of all knds caanee
the skin Of all pnpos aud blocher and bring the fich
c0l9E OF health IL the pale cheek. They cure
HsAdaohe, sick 'H5Adarhe, Toui Stomach, Nr
Bilious diaeAsss-Eieer Complains g. b."
Prepared only ~ DRf swAYSE a sns, Nc, 800 NORfH
suTH slRKET, phiiAdslpha, sold by all the principal
druggists and dslleis 4H my oily
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
AND RELATIVES
90 niluL % % 4d oFTHR.s. .ti 4.0H.
Brave Soldiers and Sailors.

etag.zss.ua EiAeA ~
, N Htlis e \, stgtpST II gs sSlTtil5aIlTga
y tsIj ssisss ~ \ " VI 9
@aHes9llIIE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
HOLLOWAY's PILLS .IS
,',5sv,15 ~. And h OTNTMENT. sssi

An who have Rhends and Rolatiyes In tho Army Or
hApy hhunld take especial th they be amply sup
piled with these Pills end oiptmsntj and where the
have B3iiefs and Baors hAYo neglected to provide
theai8syss With them no better present can be sent
BY. their frisuda They have heen proved to Be the
1oldieTa nsver-failing friend In the hour Of nead
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DEED,


Ga ThnrfdsY. 18th Instant, THEOE0aE BAR
Ne aD. n Oh. tsSa year Of his sac. Leaving . wife
tnc three ctiiGlsn -.
3se II nsrsl win take slscs frem III, late rsa
d'nte, l50 6 st1eet south between Al az 9Th sits
70 morrow seasdSyi eftorpoon, IT O'CLOCK To
WREN u. GieEda CT the family are iavttsf
Or tie 15th instant, afts short ont r,iuru, hi
ssfs OF eonscmpiioa. JCaS D DUNN ia this 9Th
,ssr OF h's see A. the time OF his death he was
o. ~ Ss .ent e nln,s. n. T.. for int.Tnlent
snc- st tht euiti,atse rnfrd 81 iIrspr Able
character .: We SecessSd Won 70 him here II, !,
love ADO efte-r ~ Gil wso kue y him
lk!nir1 Hapt r. p ease copy
CIR tie evsnirs q the 18th instant BaHgru =
intent stI ~ D. and A. .. Thorn asoo, AGED i
fhs funeral sii take place st On m On s,...~
ths siss, from $50 street, between ls.a kaa HI
stgeeu.
fssru.ry 18th: departed this life IN great ,ssos.
Mrs. JANE HAEL8I, rsilcs O: tho !S.s Ednson :
rsntsS aged 81 years
Her foners, val take p'sce frsm her late res, .
dsnes, Log q street, Gear nth stxe.. Sabbath,
On u. 10 i irss THOMAS RALLY. In Ia. 18th
ihs iriends Of the family are resvectfuIy Iuy,ted
10 sttaL ha funes # The rasoe 7cs Of his snn
t.cold street, between Sirg MIA Avsnus esd /
stssst east, sunday morning. sx e'olo;1.
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MAR RkEsb.

Gu tie lite inatsn, 81 the resifense of ths hrid.
" TIE Few Sasdo-. Mr. ShMrEg, We
IGN.
On II 's'h instant ~ tbs R.v sdrsri HeCog
ia, daughter CT aiftaus Hyatt, Ed O. Rai:.
lztTe Nh
Or thr 18th instant, bs Few MIR FoImssS WA,
4. FACE, tfiS city
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.-. February %, 1864.
PoE THE BENEFIT.F THE SANITARY COM
AT THEIR FAIR Bull DING,
Corner of Sew. nth street aud Pennsylva a avenue
LIST OF MANAGERS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Captain P. u. Duhsnt. Chairmss.
ae ysn Ri, a. Peck, ns;sr f.5n. Nolan,
Invita- ON COMMITTEES.
ssas !. p M Dubsnt, MMsssrs; 3; V,H Ripper.
RECEPTION COMMITTEES.
Y Ysui pt Col JOS smith ccsp & 81 Pe sssn
Major J P. sherbuIne, Gap Low. e
=. X; Graves, Capt Merritt,
lieut. RR osnRson,, he sa. " bssl
!smes R. 1oolittle,jr.. Lieu. R. Jemss.
J Wo3ley, Lieut.. A. H Sawyer,
g. NJ. Allen, Frank Cowaa
Lewis ". Parker. ia es STRIVING,
! 1hs q F, ahsnpscn, sSe,i.min1 ks.,a,n,
Chas. Boteler.
FLOOR coMMITTEN.
James Ma =; Van Rifer, EMs s,o. c 5a.r
J. Z. Fennelly, CAPT. Ho Tyson,
i Il Har rim gfop, Capt Fitch,
Capt. z. NJ Dubant, Lieut. Aiamson,
James Galway.
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Captain sicCutchen, chairman.
Messrs. X. H. Steele. VIM. Butcsinscp,
COMMITTEES ON MTSIC,
Chas. Fl. Anderson, Chairman.
Messrs. W. Il. sluyter. John L. Lake, IT.,
COMMITTEE ON POLICE
Capt. II. A. Sch-ei2. Chairman.
hessr.. Aug. o. Ball. Ii. b. Butler.
COMM TEE ON REFRESHMENTS.
Npssrs. v Ii. Sluyter, c. x. ans,
} ohm l.. Lake, Jr.. Lewis W. Parker.
VIM. Hutchinson.
BEN. PER Icy P0ORE, ESQ,
Chair. an Board of Manager
y. II. HARRINGTON. Secretary.
n. B:-1ickets to be mao of any Of tie alb "
Con miltees or the Treasurer. ". r. 8 UYrE
Clarendon Hotel. The ofticket is lin ted.
f. II st
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CrEAM DYEiA9 And clOrH pRnssINa =.
- TABLlkHAANc

The sutecriser. tahs thi, % po'tunity {, inform
TIER irit ms ne we voflc generally that they
tt. TIE best im!ovtsc Pancy add etapls %. And
sarry en- the ouainsss In the most iue eovei atyis
o psnnsylvan avsnvN.
70 p-.n' D1NaAN & LArraHsR.
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 CeT-C'p Friday ev. uing. the 10Th ;rs.n- =. bet
= hs:s. avenue. sev-rth street and sui!hzcn /,
irattu;e, smsLl GOLD PIN LOCEET, VIII por
at 10. The ii der Wall b. suits NY rewarded by
ishyins h. SIM as Fl CLAY sTIER'5 B19ks.1rs 8,
A. seventh street fe ST
4 oar Oh sIOLEn -JEY DOLLARS RE
HARI On z s6th OF spnary. 1871, IN opsE-
.aced Silver WATCH, described ~ fohow, /:
Lever kscspamsni N ala bv A NJ l. Adams & %
London, 30 Gbi, ~ jsvGld, sna cas this inseri D..
Ton The tocF-''P mt ID to salnuat Mutux n
y Y ladies' Of tis class of Hish traet 5tatio ~
D.. z Cbufeh, Baltimore J an tt1, isti'' Anv one
1sEii 2 the above asts-iSej ~at1h Mt No. sol 9Th
s'tett, between ~ "a IoSil Teceivs the acogs
rGrs no nc Questions stef
te2 ST CuAs. MULLTxJN
@9Rfi REV AID WILL Re G!YKH FOR
u %'j' either the good or the tst-cto ID
sLEs!Giion of Ii 10 pei who sut scad store No
3Gs street, on tie isht Of thu t6th instant adj
tcrk thel rom about 81 TO- woSth OF gouib CO..
sisiirg OF fesdy made clothing.
fe g 81 r PTNNALL & CO
STHhYGp-P Prem bel ween AZ and 6tn streets Pa
: tyeaS. o. II ursdsy, the nth instant, small
Escb'd ] siii give IS rewsri aud no aas-tions
AtAes il tho hon 90 and vsson is y -urEsd 10 ne.
WILL r. AUSTIN.
's i'~+W Ceioa Tesp, d q.
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TsRpsI 1noRl soGI,ts. ~
at Temperance Hal, street, between 9Th IN
auc 10th, on In
mdn DAY EvsEING. Feb goth, 49,.
well know brass and striog ba Is engaged
for the ccss;on.
Commi,ser Of Arrassen snfs-J. W. Rps. Car
Ger Der, b Bart, J. II SCHULTZ G.. J Angsrnxl a,
Peterson. Z X ewMbn.
:ckets One Dollar uniting gentlsnin ard
feoiss fe &c - ~ n as
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BOARDING..

TIME MgJHAnICs Dan BE AC11M NO.
] cat Win room sn5 board soesp as No, 394
NH sts,t, oetse.n AMI Mass sva. Also q rev
tstle Fosrsess falls 81
aNCRE TsEED k0Of3f AaD HOAxD rb3 SEvs
IA. srntey 81, gle 81 ate nsn etaIlenea AID
81 els Wivss, No f9a ftn.a street, 5et~sa, i NM
EySvapis as+rus ACC q ssre.t Il 7Sf
NIcRLY FURN IBID ROOMS AVID B0AS1.
L Also f.e TsbIs feerfers be ecet me
ds!sd b, apply ing IL So sixth street, 4 III aaa
i streets. IL y IS@
s'kBlK BoAaD.-F. few raut-msn ~su Dc
Y ce-nrocdatee With Table Board, q; 2ot Sc .
Rel Nssh ard AL as 70 II wv
+ N II My y Urn tsHkP R00Hs A. D HOARD
i for ~ nj err "a also q fey TSoi4 Bnsrdsrs eau
he ACTOR n ctate by applying As Ali Thi:tsrata
street bet G srd II fsS tas
NOTIOk &c, srd after Moads y mex, . cay
"3eE VIII ee prrr srsd to r. seivs gniar Fable
kosrdars o. 81 Yer seet ia 1T
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THH1 SHIELDS BOTS IN THB FIELD AGAIN.
ByTe2uest Of our lady lends AMI thu public In
general We intend giving our m
YlRrEBNTH GRAND BALL ~
TIMPIRAHC1 HALL,
street, betw en- 9th and ,0th. on
- WEDNESDAY, March 18th. 1855.
q Tickets 0Nl DJLLAR. admi Hing sentlsman
ano ladits. Hf1 fsEt f. i9sis.y
HURRAH FOR LITTLE MAO,
TIE HERO OF ANTIRTAMi :
THIRD GRAND MILITARY AND oIyIo GAIL
MCCLELLAN sOcIAL CLU3 III
viii be given on HAk
MONDAY EVENING, February 9ii, 1851. :
AT METRO 20 ITAN HALL,
e Penn. venue, between 18th aad 18th streets.
The Managers announce to their msay fie,ds
ana TIE pabic that no expaase wln bs spared to
maze this one OF the best 8 alls OF ths season
Ths G. lstrattd Holy ain BAad las bssn engaged
Tickets 81 admitting gsntl an an and lafies
Committee Of Abrams srlesfs
r. Linsin-, William Les,
Daniel AcCarty, Alexander Hughes,
Re ID ct =
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If YOU WANT TO enjoy ere of.tne hast mus
ca ard miscellaneous ever brought 10 this CITY
&c TO Ord Fellows Hall this afternoon and to
night For particulars see ad veriise,na1t in
anu, ement column ard small bills every Wh.re
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Or. LIGHTHILL can b. consulted at the
EEBIT' HoUsF, Washington. from Monday
morning, February %. until Saturday evening,
March 5, on Catarrh, Deafness, and ali diseases
oftne Ear, Throat, and Air passages. fats COZ y
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L ryraue veuId b used OF Il rtet 70 oe votsd
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te 10 s. VII TuNUUY
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tuFE sEDICISEs IS pei cent cheaper than the
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l'ins your Doctors Preser ptions Fave IS cents
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IyM.v. BUCKLEY, au-tioneer,
Geo. grforeR, y. C.
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= VT CT. at Public s.le N the premises a-so-
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te TED It q stTt raj precincts of he Towa Tor
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WI y Waltz 20 Apeier--~s
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1rrm, each
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