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DIED
On Friday evening, 3lst inst after lingering Illness
CHARLIE +. CoUGSAcr, in the 6lg year Of his age.
His relatives aad friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral Sunday NJ from his residence
Chatham street.
On Thursday evening the slst Of March CArHARrSE,
wife Ct James M'Caughey, aged IS years.
Her friends and tied to attend
funeral this afternoon from her late residence
ter street, at half pas 3oclock.
Os Friday, inst MANIA, eldest daughter Of Edward
and Susan Banker, in the ls:h year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend funeral on Sunday afternoon, at
hs past four o'clock from her late residence 395 Pearl
steet.
On Friday morning, LIST inst, after a lingering and
painful Illness born by her with Christian orttude and
resignation SOPHIA ATWOOD, wife OF Mortimer de Motte
and youngest daughter Of Nathan and Sophia Jackson
in the 25th year other age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also those
Of her father respectfully invited to attend her func
raj from his residence in l4h street. OF Sd Avenue
Sunday 81 inst at four o'clock without further inv
tation.
At Brooklyn, on Thursday 3lst ult JoHy SAVIOUR,
youngest child Of Seymour L. and Mary j. Husted aged
months
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Corn Trade

Corn Trade
ms market Is not very active. Sales continue TO be
made however, TO some extent and at prices which in
dicsie some hrmness. We give the quotations =
so PAGES cr BRrapsruyr,
Oenesce riour- 1850 Northern kye. 81
Georgetown Flour. sos Ohio Corn - -
Wheat, i2s Sou,b,vnC IN GO
There appears to be activity in any OF the ark es
IN the country. This market is fair criterion of all
In baltimore thereis no change in Howard street
Flour. We continue to quote 90 standard brands AT
$3.50 from stores with limited demand oxly The wa
Eon price is $5,s7t No ransae'ionsin City Mills Flour
Holders generally ask So ~. No Wheat arriving =
Prime reds would command SiI0a Sll5 Sales on the
30h ult OF yellow Corn at 55c. and Of white Sc:
lot Of 100 bushels Peunsy anA Oats sold
day at cts. Md Oats are worth Al ~ cts. Glover.
seed is very dull We quote good prime at 81 81 so,
very small sales.
At Charleston on the ssh, Flour was dull andremain
ell without demand There he'd been only arrival Of
Corn and Peas from North Caroline, which sold at re.s
not transpired.
In Philadelphia the 30,h, the general price OF Penn
sylvania -four good brandt s. so per bb $50 hbs
Of Brandy were sold Saturday at So 6lt for
port About 5000 bushels prime Penn'a wheat ha beer
Tor milling at l2oc per hu.hei The receipts of Corn
moderate we quote Southern Nat yellow q, 5jc white
do sic Southern 0ats42c.
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The prospect Of any change in the character of the
Stock market has been much by the refu
salof Congress- under the influence Of faction appro
pirate the proceeds public lands the redemption
the loan which must be contracdto meet the necessities
Of the federal government That loan coming upon the
market without any specific fund for its redemption,
will be cause Of discredit that will crush all alike No
stocks sustain themselves while the federal go.
vernment is in discredit.
The loan Of the extra session has been negotiated
because there apart for its redemption
The Treasury notes at heavy discount because of
the improbablty Of their being promptly redeem. d.
The only in which they sustained at ALL il
by the demand for duties In this disastrous state
things party faction has far predominated in the
tonal Congress, as to decided vote against ap
propriating any thing for the redemption the debts
prepared be created This proceed from other
motive than that Of determination to disgrace the Co.
vernment in order to reach the popularity of its
tive At the extra session the power of MI Clay
acknowledged by ALL his nod alone depended the
action Of Congress- He prevented debate, and forced
through measures by the sole exercise of his will.
Those measures were all approved by the executive
and became laws, with the exception Of q most inqui-
tous Bank BILL which the President, by the
else ofeommon honesty, vetoed At the present Session
how has that power of Mr. Clay which was 50 omnpo.
tent at the called session, been exercised Not openly
toforward the prosperity country but covery
bring into disgrace. The people have, however,
keen perception Of the origin Of evil to attribute it
the wrong quarter. The country must probably remain
in its disgraceful condition until the people thunder
through the baotboxes to its rescue and the support
ofthe Chief Magistrate. In the meantime there is no
prospect to the farmer, the mechanic the merchant
the capitalists, butlow Prices dleness, sagn
trade, and depreciation Of property The experience
thus acquired, will doubtless them to purge their
legislative halls of political gamblers and unprnciped
speculators.
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Passe ngers Arrived.

HAvnh-Pscket ship BaltimoreA Beguer, Phlladelphia
Hance Syr Swl,z.rland and 10 in steersee.
ssvaSSsH.sh,e Ne~ark-Mn r q Merwin Mrs w
Wight. mrs M Delony, Mastsr w and X Delony Mssus
Newhouse and CampbD Mr. Pitcher aud Iady Mr. o ton
AID ludy Capt Samson, Mr. Beeer and So in the steer
age.
'sAv,SyaH-Brg Aueus:a-GJ Smith. I'dy AMI child
Kingsley, II smith, Duff Duff VIM Savage and S. in the
CuARLrroS-3rigD lmon-Messrs w Latham, A Haype
J 81 sezorook-R M,toon, LauLer Daws, VI Booth
Chapman, 10 IN steerage.
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Cotton Trade.

The market in this city has Of late exhibited
features Previous 10 the arrival Of the Columbia it
was inactive: After the receipt OF the news by her, it
became little more animated but is again become Ian
guid and prices are dropping At the South, in the
specie pay ing districts Georgia and South Carolina
the markets are dull and prices show disposition TO
give way At the extreme South, however, at Mobile
and New Orleans, the market active at latest
dates at the former city the terrible condition Of the
currency caused great desire the part Of all holders
Of Bank funds to them into cotton fast as possible
At the latter city the demand very active mostly
from English and French buyers with demand for
the better grades from the Northern manufacturers
The following table of the stock sales prices and
remarks at the different ports:
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BY THOMAS BELL.
f0tsyesNos. ~ s9r,a apd 10 Fskoast sssts.,


SATURDAY.
- +; d: :sS
.aS and : .:A ant ss 81
Z: S:s. 81. IT.: .: m.Aos
q ss,ur sS . .s
". .o%pr. sous Of The most superior articles
s the " e E ysS sale
Also two trunks first r: fGS 81; q. bed Linen
s,,..,, Atiel 0.loeh, =, the sale room. =,
nDd. 70 Tie cale e.rtan looking ss.ses ran.ls
sS '. sS. is.f h.,
'"A'' S''' 'ns ''''''w EpSEs sfss Y9!'A''' S'
Splendid furniture ofa,l d.serpons
n Al s ~ P,si pay,
u,nture Ola g. ntleman giving up housekeeping
furniture 10 ali its vae,es the soss eSs a' ing ,S9s
rate rich da mask Locking glasses beau M
glass ware soooz sterling fashionable pattern flee
Also kitchen utensils, stoves all IN the huetorse.
A UCTl0N NOTICE REEL 4 ARCULAEIUs will
" ... % Rss% 90
d des Of fSssy Sa%a'a table cloths
tops Inns. basoms ciohng of descriptions
sf and S'i:T
Also eases superior letter paper
Tbs EVENING,
49,. At O'clock at the Auction Room,
Paintings avitgs. music books &c of
paintings mezzotin and fac engavng which exam
med previous to sale.
A:s +: GsB ss
Peye, Cranse, John Sirius, and othe to which the
atten,i-n Cf the urt invited " ~ ~ N
Also, books OF descriptions both ancient and mo-
dtrn. 40 ~, nv
AT AUCri0N-erspe Vines, Shade Trees, EnSii.h
GoosebeTy Bushes &c. &c Will be sold tins day at II
DID, 1880 WV :" '''s" 'ee'S
Ia &c lot Of shade such trees
the tree Of heaven, &c. Sale positive-for ,sh.
Inc vines are mostly Isabella and warranted per eaa-
ogues Malch IS new ready at the auction
uCTION NOrlCE.-BENJ. MOONEY will sell on
Monday, April 4lh at 10 O'clock, at Grand street the
entire stock ola cabinet factory The furniture is Gus.
tOn made. ana warranted OF the best material
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PANK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING April a-Tte performance wii COMMENCE
WHAT y FS si t w9at ks..s Chr.
apt S:$:, ,''''' Eye A'''ya Abbot
Do. sv,,o BROTHER AHS SISTER
A.., fi:iss f. ss''''. 'A H::ss
oHnos%%ss iSSfls osf HiS5
Aa@lss,on-Bo,e. - PIT so se1ts Gallery as cents
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EVENING, April 2-The performance w4,l commence
Ii ne, s Ssi S G;:s'ss. rf s,.s
Master damon. and Mr. wh Isn will appear in ,b.,
THE s t. ss9f'Sts 81 81 PARIS.
Ss.:: :::::, i: Z! nd ssa. Pits, si.1 nn e.
aTTCHELL's OLYMPIC TIMATRr.
THIS EVENiN0Apnla -Ths performances viii commence
Henry p,.s,... nsG ap.i: s s,.Ss.s: Graham,
..,,,. . ONE ngk Hsi1 TAi sso TWO t
rn''p I asrSos Mi ehei Pierre :, Horncastls
Louise Ate, which Mrs Tin"
Mr. ct F.n.H Mitchell Mr. Allsyn Clark
THE HAPPY MAN
nain hustl, MI Graham. Skih Mr.. Barnett
.,.. - kokst, Miss Singleton
hdmmsion-Dress CIRCLE W{psr boxes q csrts
~ cents Pri, ate boxes S.
Doors open st's'.s Curtain ri,e. at h,Ifpa.t .eves.
PEALE's new York MUSEUM.
- Monday, 28h of March. ~e v"
.nS % a sy &: and
Singer are both engaged for short pc, od.
and Saturday. at 3 O'Clock NJ.
Mesmtretic Experiments by Mr.. Peale.
The Largest and Rsres collections in The world Of Orr
ginal Portraits ef Distinguished American worthless
Grand Cosmerams, Fancy GAss Blowng Million OF Gu
from all parts Of the Globe.
DAGuERREoTYPE LIxrSEssus taken in the most scientific
manner, and at moderate pric,s. ''
AdInttance to the whole rs cent?; children half price.
n2s I'm
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paying points is that the ursd%nabis bills Of s'h'r
States continue TO circulate theref
In Illinois yet, but bank exists, and prsbsby
that will 20 down. In Indiana the State bank s required
70 psy part oits bills The balance forms the eirculs
ing medium Of Ohio and the surrounding States, but
viii cease to exist In Virginia, the time rssump
ion has been put off to November The worst state OF
things exists however at New Orleans and Mobile, and
is diseoversble in the following table Of rates at those
places
Rates OF EXCHANGE MOBILE Nsw ORLEAKs
Mobile, Nov IS 1874 March 10, 1871.
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SMITHS HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD
EXPRESS

V>HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce TO his
t;s g. Ss
asdd.m No4 f:sn
f-id HSn! Ber1 Lime Essex, spd al the prncpal towns
srd h % %
o. his packages Will re:pons the goods des
''''' " loss BY fire ' AMOS E'E SNIFF shi
e
HqH%i cfep.sy' dsS IN: Marsh, g. W Tssoa isds
IL oAS 1nsa L
the ouy The HAD the Unit. States
s.Ss and S
Ss. ;sd
ms Oar s on Hs No, .aa Rive
i6s esp.ne: Of store viii snaugh chesrer
s h" PER-
cent less than last year. az lm.
TSE ~ ESSs: s.D
asa Nj aSs.. N The he has
ydu,'s and Officers Of Banks distance wishing 20 avail
an 1. s MS1 w naSe
q is. 81 s
ind O f. e:
md sso he high on Lock.
,ss Fe''' ina. JOHN BAY Lex sh 'n'
MiwB' $50 broadway, New fors
EOUND-A small Pocket Book left in THIS Office
Thursday. March 81 The have il by calling
proving property and peying for this az IT.
DRAPTs ON IKELA d Drafts at sight TO any amount
l. al all times obtained from the subs ribers avn
direct Gu tbs Royal NIX OF Ireland Dublin whc' PAID
free Of DISCOUNT any charge Whatever in every town
throughout Ireland; APPLY 10
ROCHE bROTHERe & CO IS Fulton st.,
al Next door to the Flu ton Bank
EXCHANGE UN LONDON B lis Of exchange al SO. 80,
II IS days, or at sight Nj Prescott q. Ames
Co., Bankers. London for sale at all tunes by
ROCHE BROTHERS & CO: IS Fulton ST., ~
az Mex. door o the Fulton Bank. :
MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. Glover u consulted profession.
W ally at his office Strangers are apprseI that DE- gra
duae in his profession in Philadelphia aud not entitled
to be reekoned among the .o distant doctors medical pae
taken but certain and uck in fee,insa cure extensive
and close attention to this branch Of practice
We given him decided advantages over he general praet
TONER Separate entrances aud separate Offices Private
ranoe 30 door from the ku,eum in No Ann street LAM
at the inner door in evening" az IL
TO MERCHANT TAILORS.
THE London Spring Fashions for s42 published by J.
Peele London, and 7 Oliver, New York, have arrived
Columbia and will be ready for delivery Mon
day the 9Th inst, at The store Of JAS A. GALLEY
CO., No. South William street opposite Demonic
can be obtained application 10 Thos Oliver 1877 Broadway
N 81. A G x have Away hand at their store
large assortment taors goods Of every SCRIP
ton
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Provision Market.

All kinds Of provisions down a little lower. Mo-
ney scarce and economy progresses SO fast the
butchers and hucksers find elves compelled to
ducs their prices Meats least Ave per cent lower
now than they were two weeks ago.
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ss.ss Mary s'%s. i, s ESsa hsHds SYoii
v s,c s.n's, ti;: ss:
NC .H @so Belfast as: ~ c s:sa ApaS
maston.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THE sE faI-iamed ano e. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal
we CS i've to BE- sssusS in this country &c .
IN Aldermen. will persons have bsen dse,sd
% Of Edsss na Bos@ on
CT me a Inc 10 and Ir s
cessities.
ko sHH ySNks,
CORNELIUS b. TIMPsON.
STfIKER'. BAY-w. COkBYNwiIl BE- happy osee his
- friesds and at Strikers to-day to
tke of Geld and of punch between the hours
March mum b,rs Of he follow ing magaziues, viz
ppec Unye,s " Magazine tper snnnm
s.n;i.s'. ii! S, MiS AVN NINE s E"
NJ. MAsON, Publisher
r., Basement Rooms, ror Pine aud Br sdw.y,
o. .se and eOHmOde1 lofts Inquire a, the
T OF THE NOES
:oei Ap at ISs Aston ii use. !s to Ises,s
Of H. he
respective Nockho!ders.
A. HAMILTON, Chairman.
frederlck Taylor. Secretary. a2llt
JOIN W W. 2MSEKs Of RoKE
H sforms his humorous friends and the pub
iZ45c that he continues practeing essfny tn.
dnerent diseases incidental to that noble animal the horse
rs od estabs Veterinary Est al the sighn ofhe
cry, New York
Mr. Williams IN thanking his friends for their kind
patronage during erod Of twelve his c.sve bu
ne in this city takes this opportunity Of informing them
up number Of convenient Ground Floor Stalls for
sick Horses which will be attended to with his usual
pune ualy and attention.
The fact OF Mr. Williams being regularly educated and
brought to the profession the Of both England
and panes and having had much enpeE'nce is sufficient
Horse NAV reyuPon The ssk and at nou being paid
t%hem Mr. Williams woui also suggest to his friends the
adv to be derived from employ him the exanna
t,on Of Horsss for sale His services offered t both the
purchaser and the seller and his accurate knowledge ef the
perfect ormaton Of the Horse cannot but beneficial
Mr. Williams Infrmary is at No 1871 Chrystie street.
where he always to be found and consulted and where
Horses committed to his will have the full benefit Of
care and long exper His charges
beto tn. times a2It.
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state of Trade

The following sse Of Teas took place to-day prices
TIE Lprove ed from those Of the asst saiei
Tie i.s-NOtes at months, pay able in tn city Of New
York. TO be made satisfactory 10 the sellers.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW 1oRK. APRIL q, 1s4a.


N RISES ...5 IS YuLL moor 2s
IN IL | rs
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Married.
On Tuesday, goth March, by the Rev. Mr.. Bellows,
JcsH NIcxERsos, Jr. of Chatham, Cape Cod Mass to
LAURA, daughter Of Mr.. Henry Hart of this city.
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Packets to Arrive.
To ship Mastery

We shall esteem favor il captains Of vessels arrIvn
here will give to Commodore Bassett of sell
Of the shipping left at the port whence they sai
the vessels spoken their and list OF their cay
Commodore Basset will board them Immediately hei
arrival. We will recprocate the favor in any way.
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REcxurs EXPORTS OF Csrros IN THE UNITED STATES.

The receipts thus far it appears are in Those
ofast year, but short Of those the previous If for
the remainder Of the year one-h half as much il
ceved as during the same period in $780, the crop will
reach 10000 bales.
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Packets Co DsuaYt

FOR rcRrsMourH
Toronto. Atwood, April 10
Westn inster, Moore, April 20
FOR LIvEHp~~s.
Independence. Holdridge, Ap.7
virrinius. Allen. April 10
New York. Chopper, April 10
PoR HAvnB.
Baltimore. Funck, unc.
Rhone, Johnston. April rs
v de Lyon, Stoddard. April a
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The progress of resumption causes steady dram Of
the precious metals on New York and the east and Is
setting steadily toward those districts where is most
in demand for Giro ulsting medium.
In State stocks prices continue steadily to s ana
supply on the market seem to increase The following
is table Of present rates -
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Esoche-iaE Gienard Lanague-s De Rhan Moore-7sF
Cotin.t--t Ablcu I co-sWm Brewe-2 Dodge Cum.
ming Ga Adams fetris co-ai RenkArd Hntton-I
% cos.an riliirTyt-i Desrme.ioG Tho,srrn-o
Frnes-isP M.ray-4CervI & Flemig-Ii Moran & Islo
~ Bersrd Mnndons7isl Brasheu. Koopk eo.?1 Morgan
col Ntchis-, Ipseso-I II ssybsrt-l MeAIistsr
Sco-l BALM Sapder-23u Guillet-I2 Borcesn Ruseh--
~ Meysr-l Gonbou ELS Pedre Livermore-s Msrlct
sfheaer-i Ee,lows Wadswcrth co.'s 4 Hsi,ht CO.
ssyn Lamson col Victor Bihoy-4 townsend sharI :
les so Il Read Tayor-a De La Rossiere 4 col
hs,v;srss Ksn!sis waiksr-sA Theu,!son-la WIN
Williams eel Patterson & col Habi .h,w Jonss-2
Douchet-50t afse Mebsrs-ii Saml cockran-1 n Cher
rolet colt T vnen'ine-is T ks II MahIer-2 Wood
Bern Keese-l00 to order
MAYAGuEr. r. R-Bri! hbernia-7ss hhds suvar 50 do
iasses Rossiere &co3s do sugar Meyer Stricken4o
hid. bbls molasses to master.
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Domestic IrnportatI0ns.

sAyASSaH-ship NewMk-loste ties rice Norman Bernard
So smith Hayiiand Ress co-l00 bls cotton
Ric arjsee Smith Mills eo-i0s do Psmiee Rogersss
Bsrstow Pope--5sY Coins--i bex tbl Smith Wright
CO.
ssv.s,sHIP,s Argasa-eO bales cotton Bogsrta Knee
1876 do Barstow Pope-4s do Church--iio ks rice
Smith, tcs honey w Burger-Ioo do order.
CHARLrsrerbrig Dmo--l0oe bvs rasins spSgue Robin
sou coI?ss bales cotton Jeann.tse Smith Mills
COL Shapter-3 Jones-s7 Johnst0nl Dbl 81 bis
DR. Gwdner-l Ganage-i Euos-l q Cbolweil.
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Am h'ftiCAN m US EUm,
Corner Broad,cay and Ann street.

EVERY PAY, AMP EvEN!ISo. This wETR-cen,
as %' nss.s
sss yos &:
e
d .Ss;.
Mr.; G T. BOOTH whose s9mie songs AID Duets have
% soes A, Ssssia Lazy a.H Fancy
Glass Slowing Grant Cosmorsma Niagara Falls and 900
AsPendd dy pc Torrance takes plac. every Wednesday
Adm'anee To the whole as children half price
MR.. J. A. KYLE'S CONCERT.
saIfs Sa1ss on
M NJ s., or M Nj s. Hs 4
Mr. Tinn will ''s'ir!Ri 8 Il Rissi ss.'''
Grand Tro-Three hutes-Nir. Gosden, Kyle and
Aria-ii soave e bel etntento-AIrs Hatdwck ,PsciIn
SeIenade-Fcr guitar aud pano-Mr De Janon and
sonsm%h.n III. morning first dawps-AIrs. Page
Ei TSs% h Am IT, Rookie
As from Hs mo, Otto TAss .s1
Solo Flute-I hre g IAN nee al ANCIENT Irish me-
Tn ns,ss3 sssH t PAGE csea
Song az dsirej-The three age: Of love-Mr A., ,.
Grand Duet7wi.h briIias! ,ars,isn', riane forte H.
so i, &c Psion-Mr. AupieL, on af.vorite
sws. National Air-Madam. Otto, Bium
;,1;. body ha'dweAw0d' Scotch
sp Ss III Is scnsNa eeS%pa led by himself the sui
soi% Fiu.UMr. K,l.-coyposa s.ar::ly for
s an; Tai rss. X.
songs %r inc otte-From the opera of
Id oS Ss%
s1, 3; s; @ s. Nv.
!, .is HS admitting ss .s1.i az
Of Mr.. j A. Kyle, II Forsy 4, rect
Coucerl o at 8 O'Clock.
OPEN NJ OF I he ClkCHs-boMMeIy Amps,.,hTss,rs- -
Sa s q .1s
Tsras 8 s,ss: sSEs :
'2.' New S -a sSs isr Band The only .h.ys
Boxes censrit as Doors al 81 o'clock Perform
ah - r 20 varied every evening mqsiw'
DRAMATIC READINGS AND CELEBRATED
LIMITATIONS.
Ar n % G s9 Of % a,s
second se1i snU Of Dramatic YeI
Library Broadway @sRt1y taSiEs.'s April '''a
Otheo Desdemona and Isgo from shsk.peare Moor of We
Julian Pierre from Sheridan Kocwl;: Play Of The Wife,
Pauline. from Sir E. L. pul~t1; Play 9th. Lady rLyo..
Mereatio from sbakspess Tragedy ofROaeO and Juliet
Julia. from xnox..'r!.y t i M. T T;n:as.sl.
Romeo juliet from sh1s.R.ms's Tr,seay Of ,hat9;me
lieu.
Ne ssai fn,:':
to nee a, g. ce Ss. precisely
N0RAT TNSTRUCTIVE RECREATIVE AND
NoNA' TE Eisii AMTsEMENTs. A
Island "'''; siGNok s HER %|ii NAS Si
The justly celebrated and naturally endowed Meempsyeho
s 'ss world
%s"s. S; hs s. Ss sS%as
Ts Of RosS 3 %sfs a,e the x Gh.mn:
plumber rttes TO make the entertainment superior to
:S sri rs ss ss akRSa
NAN Tn H''' 6;TSsSsSsyE, -
The FLY 'MAN,.u s
M.eyeham the Queen Of the Peris =. Mad HerSis Name
MS 49, y'I"e oL x !.
consisting of Piaro'r'e F aS 0' Madame
-Gr.nd senate in n W. H %.S:!
90 ass Fsa s'sfs on The Air. God
W Sr s 90 o1e sss s',ss"a
With s p 81 I the s
,er.tic ran'iog music which snor Hsrvio Nsno
e. q, ' Msa s.ceeo, DIM H.r,io N.uo
co. .' ss%h e s'y'S s he aaa'F
nie l".- .
Ann. !" ia 6 branches give: sss:sc,icn, o i. o.
eng aud in the Of the straight crooked and Turkish
Sable Hunre Knife Muskst and Bsyonet, Staff and every
FOR rar,eplsrs epqur. sos Pearl s,-.... m,1ln.
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SPLENDID CARPETS.


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from range Of three four teeth complete set for
s cds Of m
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March Is. 1872 Al Franklin street
surgeon Dent.st. s7a Broadway. mas Imis.
BOSTON IscELLANY OF LITERATURE AMP
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THE MAGIC .MxIUnE-A CERTAIN. SAFE ard the n,osi
.a' rs Z. ana @
q 81. de-. not sqSF. the s M
with ne .om any ms smell The breath
danger Of Of n; eoapl bar
fiom other medicines, which only possessing local
ton merely suotrsssthe complaint for hcbt erad
ta'ing iom the constitution and on undergoing little
y
Magic MIXTURE the only Every body will The
propetv Of first making Of t.is tru remedy Sold
b. appointment at Z. IL RINGS Drug store;
So FuIton 1T cor. Cliff.
NB.-y1raiiv adspt,d 10 both rnsi a'is&tw.
H=~S1 DRESS BOOTs-LsTESr FRENCH
rHSa$3 STYLE.-Th- .ub.crib.r makes 10 order Boo,,s
q Iesf
sta, aud in hs latest y AID 81 very reasonable prices
Gentlemen wh1 hive BEEN ia the habit va n etrvsg
prices for interior articles q1essd cal aga ps convinc
ed tina his prices from ten 10 twenty Pc. &c osow oher
In the uephb rhood Dra~ inss teiig taken OF ret
and rfass kept for each onef there Is no heulty
~ &c ng h,adsorne yet asy o. -. n ,.-,,--, l
toa,aaty haae lrss 81 Iaih,1nses rad
CEyTS 10 SIX DOLLtKs; half boots, CATERS thoes,
pumps slitre-s Ec sc. st ,lnsy " nIoss
''''''" JOHN WATKINS, liz Fulton ~
aisns Between Nassau and Dutch It's.
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