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Wednesday, April 49,

Wednesday, Aprii Io-o z. NE
The stock market has been very heavy today and pi-
Cos have given way in almost all instances. particularly
Delaware and Hudson Canal, VIII ich fell 81 per cent in
consequence of the promising appearance of the coal
trade for the coming year, and the failure Of a broker
who has been one of the NEST psrsevering q bulls" in the
s~tock-Indiana SIS fell per cent Ohio SIS / New
York 5ps 4 Paterson ! Long Island ! Mohawk ! ;
Harlem !. Sales Of Treasury Notes ala.
The total number Of appli ants for tho benefit of the
Bankrupt Act, in the State o Maryland, from the period
at which the law took effect up to Saturday inclusive,
was one hundred and two
Notwithstanding the pr asent gloon which overhangs
the trading interest Of the country. the great productive
interests have most ~aattering prospects before them. In
the great wheat counties Of this State the crop was in
never better condition than now. The same indication
may be said to characterize the whole of that broad belt
through to the Mississippi River. embracing the north
ern parts Of Illinsis, Indiana, Ohio, and the whole Of
Michigan. In all that district the fields promise the
most luxurianth arvests and q great addition to the actu.
al wealth Of the country, which cannot but revive legi-
innate trade, after banks with their miserable specula'
ting dependents have gone to deserved destruction.
A Florida paper states that Governor Call has issued
his Proclamation notifying the public of the surrender
and mediation by the Southern Life Insurance and
Trust Company, of one hundred and five thousand dol
lars of the faith guarantees" issued by him to that
Bank in 1885,"
A sale of teas took place to day, the results Of which
will be found under head Of the " State of Trade"
The drafts Of the Commercial Bank Of Natchez upon
the Merchants Bank Of New Orleans, were recently
dishonored, it will be remembered, by the latter institu.
ton, while ii held 4 large amount of funds to the credit
ofthe hatcher Bank. The following is a statement of
the affairs Of the Commercial Bank Of hatcher on the
23d of March, 1912, as compared with the return of jan
uary ls4o:-
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Weekly Report or Intermenus
In the City and County Of New York, from the I'D day Of
April; lsSa. to the ID day Of April, isl2

In the City and County Of New York, from the I'D day Of
April. lsSa, to the ID day Of April, 1857.
40 Men-s4 Women-4i Boys-3s Girls. Total 20.
Bleeding 1; Bleeding from stomach 8; Bleeding from lungs O.
Msrbus 0; lancer q Colie Q; C1nsgmption as; Csn,pl.ions O.
Iroup or hives Q; Debility o; Delirinm tremsns q Diaoetss 0;
Dian5rsss .; Death from Poison Q; Dropy 2 DroPsy in head
!; Emi,spsy .; Fever . Do scarlet q dotyphoid q DC; pe1;ps.
n.,i Mite o Ga;vslo .; Hip Disease Q; Hopping Con 5; in 4 NJ
stomach q DO Of cheat 1: do; Of lungs a; do. of BOWELS do Of
throat l losaanity I; Intern Jerance ; Indigestion ! I;
Jaundice o, Killed or murdered o Locked Jaw Q Lues
Venera l Modification Malformstion 8 Marasnus
/; Measleso %; Old age >; Organic disease OF heart 2; Palsy 2;
Rhsum stism o; Spinal disease 0; seirrhus o; Suicide 2; sprue
|; Small Pol s; Scrofula |; Teething |; Tumor o; Unknown
Cough .; Wormso.
AsEs-Of l year and under, 50; betweenl and 2, 1854 and s,
o.ia; 50 and 80, S; so and TO-. $50 and so, IS; 80 and %, Q; 80 and
100, o; 100 and upwards. %; unknown,o
PLACES OF NArIvIry-United Statesl 10; ireland a6; England
8; Scotland L; Switzerland l; France !; hollando o: British Pos
sesnons. Ma; o; West lndies 4; Portugal o.; Germany 2;
America o; Unknown 8.
.fRoM-Alms House. Bellevue, .; Hospital 10; Fever Hos:
gital 9; Penitenti.ry Hospital; Blackwslls Island 4; Small
Px Hospital o; City Hospital 8; New Jersey o; West Ches-
ter o; Long sand !; coloTed PersopsT
WILLIAM A. WALTERS City Inspe ctor.
City Inspe- tor's Office, April2 1912.
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a,Nett total. fsa7. 10, 3D.. after deduchng toll to London
and Birmingham.
b Exclusive Of any payment for the conveyance of mails.
No Sunday trains.
enc Sunday trains.
dIacludi & Northern and Eastern Railway toll.
E No SundA y trains.
fDeduetings steam boat fares. No Sunday trains.
2 Including the Cheltenhan, Great Western, and Bris tl
and Exter traffic. Deduct fJr rent Of both Sea. les. lid. per
week.
i Subject to rent of Aylesbury, f4s. Is. Sd. In this and one
or two other ca,e.. the expenditure exceeds the sum Of the
capital and loan, the excess having been taken up on the pi-
yate security Of the Directors.
Nett alter deductiag tolls to the North Midland Company,
and ex elusive Of four miles per day.
Including rent aud toll to Eastern Counties, abou, ESQ.
I Exclusive Of charge for carrying the mails, incl udipp the
Manchester and Leeds traffic, fiol. o.. Sid.
IN The Liverpool aud Manchester toll being deducted.
Nett including toll Of Croydon, about 5000 per snnum.
Total length, in nile:, of(al 4s, () iae!, (e) 81, (n) rs, 10y
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II. l.. Riell. Anctionetr.
BY RIELL < ARCULARIUS.
THIS DAY

THIS DAY,
At lOl O'Clock, at the 800 Broa, way cor. Duane st.,
consisting Of bure,u,, w~ardrobes sidsbosrds, sofa king ad
French chairs. mai. gany dining tables. pier do, glasses. lamps,
vases. cutlery, castors, sc.
N;B-The sale at SIS White st. corner Broadway, advertised
'or this day, 70 postpeped until 10 morrow. Friday morning at
10 O'clock, when BY mutual arr ug snent Mr. Butterf.ld will
ofhciate AZ auctioneer.
BUTTERFlELU X Auctioneen.
UCTION N~OTICE.-Friday, April is. at 10 o'clock, at
- No. s. White street, corner Brosdway-Ele rant Furni
tnrs. consisting OF brussels ssd ihgrain carpets, mahogany
r rench chairs. marble top, centre End pier tables, dining do,
rafd do, rich damatk window curtains. two large French plate
cloths, mahogany washstands. dressing bureaus. mahogany
French bed steads, beds, bedding. table cutlery, silver spoons,
china glass arc, &c together with q large quantity of kitch.
en- apd cooking utensils. with which the sal. vii. commence.
Also, two elegant piano for e.
Catalogues ready on the morning Of sale ala 2s
A CTION NOTICE.-rhe eYtensise sale of excellent
4 second hand furniture TO take place on Friday, at Nc. 7
Beaver street to close an estate and III. property ofoDe of our
Oldest housekespers, lately deceased, will be found deserving
the attention OF persons wishing tn purchase good furniture
itg well stored with furniture OF all descriptions.
ai42t THOMAS BELL. Auctiopeer
A UCTlO N~0TICE.-The sal. Of splendid second hand
L ard new Furniture Of all descriptions, from famil ies re-
moving, and The stock OF some Of our celebrated cabinet max
ers, WILDE continued sn Saturday, at loi o'clock, IN the stores
C catalogues.
ai4 g. THOS. BELL. Auctiouesr.
.YtzHk FRUIT 4 OkN TREES. Shrubs and
8TSGreen House Plants A. LEVY will continue the sale
SAH~oi q very choice assortment OF Plants, just received from
Engl. nd BY The pacte ship Cambridge. at Inc sales room ISL
comprise meny Of those splendid roses, as were sold on Wed
nesday.
Also, asparagus roots, potato seeds, with many valuable
plants, TOO Numerous 10 detail. ala 2tc
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AaSglOn DaiSs.
BY THOMAS BELL
lSsoyesNos.14 finn and 10 FaItoasf ys sts-D
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Ati0l O'Clock, at IS Greenwich st.
Elegant Furniture-omprisin the usual variety Of excellent
pIlor. bed room and other furniture OF a Rsnteel family; er
selsnt carpets chars; tables s.debosrd.. sofas bureaus, look
ing glasses, bcds, bedsteads. bedding china glass ware, aud he
usual variety of really good house Keeping articles, in all their
d,partmenls IN good order; kitchen utensils, sc. IL Is deem
cd unnecessary to give further particulars.
Also, an invoice Of Splend,d "s'-,iugs.
FRIDAY.
valuable Furniture-At iot O'Clock, at No. 7 Beaver street.
VIII q SOLD. the excellent forniture, Of one Of eur Oldest
Comprising as rod an assortment Of really substantial well
made old fashioned and modern furniture as h,s been offered
thus a,s'on There u alsrgs back building also well furnish
ed with all descripti )ns OF Housekeeping articles, includ NO s,-
verai desks. writing tables, wardrobes, bureaus, tatent aud
o'hes bedsieads, numerous c. rpets. beds, bedding, toilet tables
and other valuable articles in The same line. The large Fr nch
plate looking glasses, maptel ornaments, &C. are first rate.
SATURDAY,
Splendid Fnrnfure-Atl 10y o'clock, in the sales rooms. 40
Ann and us Fulton st. aud at the hos store rs Ann ct form, ry
the Episcopal Press, will be confused the sale of really supe
rior furniture, from some ofthe best manufacturers in the
city.
MONDAY
Handsome Furniture Sale Of all descriptions, at 1877 East
Broadw ay, corner Of j. n-r on 81.
TUESDAY,
Elegant Furniture-Tbe eutire exec lent T rniture Of a fami-
ly giving up housekeeping, II Laurous ct
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Patrick Gregory. u" '"
Her friends and acquaintance are respec,fullv Invita-
10 attend her funeral, Friday, 18th, at Two o,clock in shs
afternoon, from her late residence, No % Cornelia street
near Blocker street.
Wednesday morning, April 18th, Mrs. Avn H.n,,o,v
wife of samuel Harriott, in the 50th year Of her are.
Wednesday morning, after a long and painful iIneas
ANDREW McLrAS, a native Of Scotland.
Wednesday, April l3th, Mrs Susan r. CoorEs, in the
10th year Of her age.
On Monday sfternoos, after a long and severe illness,
LEWIS FISHER, aged so years
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvISA.Bark CsAvoy-Mr Horton and lady, AFH Borel,
J Treas, J Cole.
HAvANA-Bng William-A Kelsey.
MAIANzAs-Brig CaspaI Hsuser-D Curtis, j A Rathbone,
J T Van Allen.
RAGGEp IsLANp-Barh Everton-Ms Wilson
NEW 0RLEANs-ShIp O.muIgee-Miss + Gale, S johnson, d
Your $50 10 the steersgs. Mr. Kissep, a st erage passenger,
died on the 9Th inst.
CHARLEsroy-Ship Anson-Ms Ntsbi.t, Miss Wilson and
servant, Miss NJ Bates, Miss Anna Bates, Mis Billing. Miss
Conkiip.. Mrs T DurEon, Mrs Woodman, Mrs Avery. Master
Darpon, Mr. Driscoll and lady, Dr. Potter, M.ssrs Dewey, Ca
baugh, Fisher, Frisei;: seel,y. Gridley-a7 i'll the steerage.
Mrs Cobb, Miss L Mary Miss Cobb, Messrs Wood, Cohen,
Finch, Gregory, Hunniston, Carpenter, Bringham, shouse.
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-The ever popular
drama Of the Carpenter Of Rouen is performed tonight,
s %sc an ii M original effects me- r and powerful atoi, cast, J. !. KIRBY
Nykin La Nippe, and Mrs. Thorne Julie. Kirby alsoap.
pears in the drama Of the Maniac Lover, and Mrs. Wood
appears for the first time in a new drama entitled the Dog
Of the Wreck.
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Readings and RecltntIops

nnz- MISS CLARENDON has the honor OF announcing
a.. W. friends and the citizens OF New York, that she in
tends giving a third series of Dramatic Readings and
at selection from the following distinguished Ameri.
= roets- Genera al George P. Morris. Park Benjamin,
William C. Bry ant, Epes Sergeant, James Aldrich, and
Mr. Frances 8. Osgood, sc, with her celebrated. imita'
t;nn. from the new comedy OF London Assurance, at the
lecture Room Of the Society Library, on Thursday eve
ming, April l4th. r;cr.,.
Readings to commence at 8 O'CLOCK precisely 1855
6tv cents to be obtained at the door. aH'st
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screw.

M NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed sole agent for the United states o.
America. or Smiths Patent Archimedean Screw Propei
Ter and is prepared TO contract for licenses TO use tine
ssme. Any Information on this subject may be had o.
him at 81 Fine street
Nsw York. March l, 1912. al I'm
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Court Calendar this Day.

SUPERIoR CoURT-Nos. 90, IL, o., 4, 81, 1S, 81, 81, 81,
81. q, %, Sc, SO, SO, 80, 81, 90, l2 81 to 100.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. Ill, l3l, So,
las, lac, Isl, l53, 1855, l57, 1859 Isl, lea, los, 1877.
laa, ., las. ITO, %, lao, l4i, 20a GOA.
An IMPORTANT DEcIsnx-The following deci-
sion, says the Charleston Courier, has just been
made before the Recorders Court.
Early in February last, the crew TWENTY-FIVE IN
number) Of the British snip Ann Hall, J. +. Il. Or-
rift, master, after examination, were commisseo 20
the Jail Of this city, by b s. Presley, Esq. Magis-
trate, at the instance of the British C9nsui, on q
charge of mutiny On the high seas they PAVING
seized and confined the master with nand'cuhs and
4 straight jacket, on the allegation Of ms int9xica-
tioa or insanity. On the clearance Of the a HOT
Liverpool, on the 18th ult. the master made oath
before a magistrate, that he considered his own HE
and the safety Of the ship would be endangered II
he should attempt to carry home, IN any way, whe-
Their at large or under restraint, ten OF the crew,
who were therefore left behind in Jail; the British
Consul intending to keep them in prison, 10 await
instructions from the British Secretary Of State,
as to the steps to be taken TO bring them to trial.
Last week, these seamen were brought before the
Hon Jacob Arson, Recorder Of the city, on habeas
corpus, to obtain their discharge and, yesterday,
his Honor delivered his opinion, discharging the
prisoners, ON the ground that in the absence Of any
treaty stipulation 10 that effect between this coun.
try and Great Britain, there was ne authority to
arrest or detain them as ~fugitives from justice.
The case for the prisoners was conducted by James
H. Elliott and VIM. J. Grayson, Jr Esqs. Her Bri-
fannie Msjesty's Consul was represented by James
M. Walker, Esq.
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OLDEST GRADUATE OF HARVARD CoLLrsE.-On
the I'd inst, Hon. Samson Salter Blowers, of Hall.
a native of Boston, and the Oldest of Harvard's living
alumni He was a refugee, and was raised to the
supreme bench Of Nova Scotia in 1895. A sister
died at Boston last week, at the advanced age of
90 years, whose husband was killed on board the
Alliance frigate, in ISL. She was a widow for
more THAI sixty years!
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Royal Mall steam Packet Dee.

no THIS STEAM SHIP will depart for Halifax to-
morrow morning Letters will be received at the
Agents office Nc. 7 Pine street, until . O'Clock.
On her return she will touch at this port on the o3i,
and leave for Havana, Nassau, ". P, sc, &C. Letters for
the Pacific by way Of Panama, for oil Foreign Islands in
the West Indies, Mexico, South America, and all ether
ports. to 90 by her, must be prepaid in New York.
aI2t23 J. BUCHANAN, Post Office Agent.
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Foreign Importations.

MANILLA-Ship Jessore-30OS bales bark l4l pIculs do 100 do
Japan wood 100 cs cassia SO chests tea 8 do indig Q do turtle
shell 1888 picuis rattan Davis Brooks & colo pkgs Lea &
BlSnchard-6oOo bags sugar 20 cases $500 Manila segars TO
erder.
--3557 bars 81 bds iron q w Shieis-l764 bars do Boormau,
Johnson y coSsoo Everett & Battene-7 bales J Waker-is
do flax Hicks & C IS DO 2 cs Richardson & Watt on-670 sacks
ets to order.
ST C~RoIx-Brig Annawan-loO hhds sugar 10 puns rum B De
Forest x colo do B Aymar 4 co-is do Cartwright x Hoch-
kies.
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PackstSt to Arrive.

..Fk0N roRTsA0UIH.
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. 10
Mediator, Chsmplin, Mar 20
FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Chopper, Mar
Sheridan, De Peyster, Mar. 10
FROM HAvRE
Albany, Watson. Feb ~
8 de Grssse. Barrows.. Mar.
Louis Philippe, Castoff, Mar 8
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New York, March 1, 1912.
CITY Despatch Post.

z D W ILETtH
p,,,c,r,l Orr,cg- Letters deposited before half past
q, half past IL, and half past > O'Clock, VIII De sent o'
for delivery ate, | and 4 o'clock.
BpAroH o~rrrcEs-Let,ers deposited before = II snda
ALEX. NJ. GREIG Agent.
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LABoRrRs WANrED.-It is said that 1000 iaborers,
SO stone cutters, and SO snasons, are wanted on the
st. Lawrence canal, Cornwall.
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We shall esteem II a favor, i captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give to Commodore r. 8. Martin, of our news fleet,
= report Of the shipping left at the port whence they sale
the vessels spoken on their passage, and a list of their cargo.
Commodore Martin will board them Immediately on their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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state Of Trade.

The principal transaction in the markets to day was a
sale Of Teas, which went off well at the following
Terms a. Notes at 6 months, rayable in this city, TO be made
satisfactory to the sellers.
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Domestic Importations.

Nrw ORLrAss-Bark Globe-is7s $50 slaves U s Government
rs aids tobacco @ A Lewis x Brothers-I36 bbIs molass.s
Thayer < Cushing-i5 bales cotton Payp Harrison & Cos dc
deer skins J Small-5s bbls beans Y Mariner 10 bls castor
4 Browns bsl,f lax sees 20 bales cotton Perkins; Hopkins Y
ass y Alley & son.
Nkw ORLk.Ns-Ship Ocmu gee-(Reported yesterday )-l0
bbIs E Stevens & co-ls bales 8 Draper-s bbls 10 Kegs A II
Sss.eP = e1Nt Gos = l. Meseh imL2 : Nethsogry * s9nmia
Iiobag Peck & ssyre-ssa bbIs Z X Collins 4 CO.'S hnds
Oh 'stelain < Ponvert-50 Hsrrison-4 cs w Davidson-li66
bbls Stafford, Hastings x co-se6 Rob ri & Williams.
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GYMNASIUM.
Z q IN OF q 10
ETITJFR,S
PIANO FORTES.

rnuTHERN DEALERS aud purchasers generany WI
- 6od A 10 their advantage to cal aud cy mine ? cn"'ces
.,-tment OF the sbov, article, comprisin. svri,ty ~. sou
o.isvss, OF folewood and m shoxanv. ~ith Esna 1ts
Al ,nds and every modern imgrovsment. Jhssc Ii he soId
are warranted to be equal to any ~ me Guy snuc.etory. "a
a tho Iovest nos sible prices for cash. at the
yysst Feurtssnih street, between Finh ana ~, nf mana
N.B-Piano : ort-s ir nr eli I'm
foftes for hire at the manufsctsry'
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Grand and Glorious work of Art.

' 08-WE WERE LITERALLY
YEsTERDAY-An old friend entered our ofice-we
knew him not-where did he get those clear healthy
cheeks, and those "'jetty curlsF when we last saw him
with pimples he told us ne has used the Italian Chemi.
cal Soap, and this has SO soon cleared his skin but then
his hair, that was grey. filled with dandruf, ard burnt off
by the sun Of 'the sunny south" two months since, he
again let us into the secret, he has used jones' Oil OF Co
that Groyan, the boaster, might envy and we really do
with all sincerity recommend these true and good arti.
Giles to all. They are sold by Jones, sign of the Ameri.
can Eagle, 81 Chatham street, at q very reasonable price
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UT ~L!hEHUGH WIGS N SCALPS still stand
~pre-eminent above all others. Their peculiar light COS.
samer and ventilating character, their being shaped ex.
acuy as the natural hair grows. Their elasticity, their
style of finish aud arrangement, all combine to form
such perfect heads of hair, and are unequalled in this
country.
The first introduction of the Ventilating and Gossa.
mer Wigs and Scalps into this country, as well as all the
subsequent improvements, were m atured and perfected
BY the talent and genius Of C~lirehugh, and for three cen.
seeutive years was honored with the first premium from
the American Institute. Gentlemen can have choice
ofseveral numbered Wigs and scalps-can be fitted IN a
moment, and at prices according to the times, by calling
on Clirshugh, 2O7 Broadway, corner eff Fulton street, up
stairs.
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. AasoAODga.

NINA PARK THEATRE.
ihie E'ENiN April Is The performance viii commence
81, WIN WEST n
= ri J f: s;s % %! S5ss;;''' ry,', " hr1 Iii:
Lady WIN Davenport, Miss Cushmsn
&c.,. H e fa 81 1 Hiitsscr. ''
F sedels1fa'H' Mr.. chisescdaIs
Mrs Muddebrain, Mis-. =. Cusa Andrews
Admission-Bor 81 Pit 50 cent. Caller. Mr = Vernon
CHATHAM TAlIcATRE. -
THIS EVENING. April 1.-THE performance will com meme.
THE cARrENTTEsnR OF RouEN.
AS Sfs% s sSipss G M. IssSs:
Julie, Mrs. Thorne.
Master Wood, will appear =. . svonte Dance.
DOG e 8 ls TGE XXI E:
Capt, MsrG,sn' Mr.. Stevens Ed~ad. Mas. Wood
Patawa, M Wed
M Es f%Dslr'f E III
so. jail: Spring, Mn. Thor.e
o~or,open at 81; Curtain rises at " prseissT.
TCMkL OLYMPIC TaEA1fS
ihi' 'Ap"iitv xi,S performance wal commences
A" 6o zf'eA
Sam Weller, Mr. Hs T;ssssI;
Mr.; Noveigobbls, Mrs. was M.'eAsA
-. IL How sS?e rs fxS Fl fh Sr k h; #
Morgan Rather, NickinsOn Mr.. Miller, Rob.r
Adm,.nos-YI.s, elrcl: Scents. Upper bo,s: !; e "asn
boon open stssvsD Curtain rises At half past seven.
ERAN KLlN THEATKE:-To the Sporting WorId-T6e
T public are respectfully informed that the o.rfoTmsne. or
WIFI MEGip Be ye assiaf th Il ' .~suipg s'y w. sSe : SSaSu. Ansii 's ss.Sf i. y
s :; ! Sullivan sa,c and sew eraI other gsntIsT:n Of celebrity in the
Sa 'ss r. sssn,"f, is S, .e. tss r:Ssl att, re u,s, ;ot s.IsS1s1s% which
% " ofnfn'O u Rr. w el0cO. a2IlNr
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upon their tremulous, agitated and indescribable feel.
ings after taking coffee, cannot but feel that coffee is the
cause of it. Thousands have found this out, and quit il,
and thousands more would do SO il they reflected on the
facts. Sooner or later it must and will effect the ner.
vous system.
ALEX. H. STEVENS. MD, New York, the celebrated
Surgeon; JOHN q. Warren, MD; JOHN HoMANs, MD !;
JAcos BIc.Low, MD; E. RrrsOLDs, ND; GsoRcE
HAYWARD, M. D WALTER CH,NNiSG, MD; Boston
CHARLksD. MEres, M d., Philadelphia, celebrated ply.
sicians have %vouched, and the certificates May be seen
at IL Maiden lane, that the cocoa paste sold there has a
better flavor than the best coffee, is prepared mere
easily, and cannot possibly have any of the bad effects of
coffee. A great number offamilies have found this out,
It is delightful and economical, and shosld come into
universal use. 1t has none Of the oily matters Of com.
mon cocoa or chocolate.
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Departure OF the Atlantic ste.mers.
to Bsrart,

Eocket0 60 lSeT0fts
FOR PoRTshouTH
Toronto, Atwood, April IA
Westminster, Moore. April 20
FOR LIVERPOOL.
ViTinian, Allen, April IA
New YORK, Chopper, April 10
ron HAvnE.
Baltimore, Funck, April IA
hhoDe, Johnston, April Is
v de Lyon, Stoddard. April "a
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