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nupsrt. Tor y ok or bangor; lyro, I'm trana fort, ar uu,.
r.nsrlsns ,pepaired Tor Bangor, log Ar lmogens, Card sDas
Ne, Del. 2d. ar Bos o.. New York for Portsmouth
GLoucEsrkR, April23-sld Niger, Surinam am a mkt.
WIcKFoRD. April 22-Ar Reaper. Tu-ks Island.
SALEM, April 22-Sld Elizabeth, Phlladelphia; Gath, Sun,
Georgetown.
Nsw BEDFORD, April 25-Ar Sarah, New Orleans; Maria,
FALn2uIE April 25-Ar Rochester, sharies'on; Mount
Fall hvsR. April 2s-Ar Flash. Phlad; Independence, Ron
don'; sid Helen, Oh aresion.
Homes HoIE, April 22-No arrival-about9 20 sail passed by
nigh, and sd This no Mug, with the wind Ne, Fancy, I'm Boston
Tor New York; Meridian, Halifax for Phiad, Freeman. Tho
msston for New York. No weasel in port at Q IN. saith. ar
lhree sisters, Belfast for Norfolk. 2Sth, no arrival. 10 a IN
BRIsroL. April 25-Ar Dodge Haley. Warren for NYork; sid
Nsp' une, Natanzas., Gath, 'r Oscsr, Taunton for NYork.
;mhov!pnsct. Asril as arC ouncellcr, Norfolk; Queen, Bal
quin.
HsRIroRD, April 24-A, Christians, Lcandrr, and Cabot, N
.IHlLApELPHiA. April 27-Ar MonongahsIa, Liverpool; Hsr-
net Thompson. Rio de Janeiro-lat is is =, lon ss 80 W, spoke
MM dd;Ina with 50 bbls SPIN oil, bound Of Savannah; Globe,
!risve; Hartford; jesse Ii Justice, paM r%chs Ho:.deri soiidso,
BALTmoRR, April as-ArAe!iy., Calcutta; Pioneer. Monte.
iand; Tangent, Belfast. Me; sid roultney, Pernambuco; L r
Dsi.a, Lsgusyra; Arkansas, SAco. Me.
kcHM ND, A Pril ai-Ar Csskie, Newburyport; sid Vim
WIN Moura. n York; Adlsn. do. ~
Portland SID Uniop, Bordeaux, Fellowship, Guada'oupe. 25th.
GEoRcETowN. sc, April 90 -Arr Mary. NYork.
sAvANNAH, April 22-Cld Avon, (BD Liverpool; sid Ameri.
ca, irovidenee; Savannah, Boston.
NOBLE, April ls-Cid Wand, ala, Hsvrc; Albion, Liverpool.
Ga Ondiasa Liverpool; Pollock, do; Lucy, Antwerp; 5 ibine,
havana; Hargrave, Il -mourg; Tive Marys, NYork.
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LIvERPooL-PacLe ship Siddons-s v H,Hm,u, lady and 2
snl,areH' = e y forsi Edward x Collin, lady, 2 ehildrsn and
Gh,T;est11; John K Marhug, B is'oi Eng. C Montgomery,
RI MIS- Csrsoll, Philsde1rhia; David Thompson; Miss Ann
LoSiss k.re, Waterford. NY; D C Johnston and lady Eng
.lmore; q : Atkins Darwin Chsfin, Boston; Capt David Wat
son, .h hsg I'M; Charles Vyse; David Brown. s Field, I!ew
r1neh.r, kousn; Anionio Garvas. Barcelona; Dsyid 3 81 Ike.
vim, 2lst Rg
HAvRE-shin Vile de Lyon LongErllow, Cam.
bridge; Mr. Willis, Boston: Messrs w Duclanx, A Lannet. A
Ga,emard, WI 4 Coles M%ill.uion, Warren K'mhaII, Mr. Re
dame Honen. Miss Clara servarius, Master Joseph Servsiius,
nnew YOKE Diego, Charleston; hey DR. Z Durbin, Carlisle,
IA: Jas Coitlan, Jr &c, s Waters, Baltimore; James O'HarA
a;egny r,i,sSnigh; Madame Maroncs,,,, Italy; Chas Braeu.
ATOMS B~euckissr: Germany; Mr. B,yaud, New York; Rev
Thomas Sewali. aih pg,on City, DC.
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had the endorsenen' Oh MAJOR Whiting Vi Florida, On II Q
back of it. He could not charge re theft homo uron
any person, and therefore the complaint was dismissed.
Amy person having received a note with such an Ell.
~dorsement, will help q poor man to recover his pro-
perty, by sending notice to the Lower Police.
ARREST FOR LiBEL.-Anson Herrick end John +.
Ropes, publishers of a paper called the Aurora, were
arrested yesterday on q criminal suit, Tor a libel on Thos.
J. Smith, Esq a member of the New York bar. They
were held to bail in the sum of $500 each, to enswert the
complaint before the Court OF General Sessions.
WH.Rr RAT REcEvEKs ARREsrEp-During Iyester.
day the folio wing persons charged with being receives
and purchasers Of the molasses, sugar, cotton, Sc. Stolen
by the numerous gangs OF children that iniest the
wharves and slips OF the 10 wer part OF our city, were ar.
Committed TO prison on the charges, or held to bail:
trick Scott, No. IS Pine street, below wateIi hooert
Hudson, 1856 Maiden lane, near Water; Ann Muliin, NO.
5-James street; Mr. Virgins, % James street; John
Evans, 70 Catherine street. Other arrests VIII DC MADE
to-day.
dress from Eliza C. Bsll, of 1873 Prince street, and was
committed. Margaret spencer, for a similar charge IN
tiIda Knowles, for carrying off a washstand, was served
ditto. Eliza Moore took Two table clothes from Mary
O'Conner, SO Cross street, and Catherine Johnson, while
drunk. lugged off five painted pals from the store door of
Henry Lechtrecker, corner of Franklin and Orange, all
of whom were served in a like manner.
STEALING CARrESrERs Tools A man, named James
Riley, was arrested yesterday, and committed at the
Upper Police, charged BY Mr.. Lewis Keolan, WIFI steal,
ings that are being erected in 3o;h street, between 7h
and s;h Az enues, by Andrew Connor. Riley was caught
in attempting to enter one Of the buildings on Tuesday
night.
PREcocIous BuRGLAss.-Two boys named Patrick Pew
and Dennis Manning were caught yesterday morning,
by Mr. Keyser, hat and cap maker, of 60 Cortlandt ST.,
a few minutes after they had entered his store, by fore
ing the door open, aud stolen a number Of caps, two OF
which were found on their heads when arrested. They
were committed to prison.
They FOUGHT 1T Notwithstanding that the
pitched fight was broken up by Justice Tayl or, on Tues
day afternoon, the parties assembled ut the three mile
stone, Third Avenue, about an hour afterwards, and
fought it out. Bill Traverse vas the conqueror, he hay-
lin. /" out of time" They fought thirty minutes, at one
minute time.
ATTEMPT TO DROWN HERSELF "A woman named Ca
tharine Mitchell, having been abandoned by her hus-
band, who is a chair maker by trade, in a fit Of despon-
dency attempted to commit suicide, by Jumping over
board, at the foot of Roosevelt street, on Tuesday night,
about ten o'clock. Officer B%eechley, hearing the cries
Of distress, Immediately jumped into a boat, and saved
her from destruction.
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pared with thcse by previous packets =.

In common with other business.
The Stock Market has improved decid ,dly since tho
departure ofthe last steamer for England, arising gener-
lily from the improved aspect Of our political relations
accompanied by adisposition on the part of foreign houses
TO invest in our securities at the present low rates. New
York state Stocks have advanced in a greater ratio than
others, in consequence ofthe improved state Of is ere lii,
caused by the decision Of the Legislature not to issue
any more stock after the present nee essities are proviaed
or. and the levy OF tax tie NEE, the others. The follow.
ing is a comparative table Of the prices Of stocks in the
New York Market -
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state Of Trade.

Therei is a fair business doing in the general mark cts,
but IL cannot in any degree compare With the transac.
t;on, of former years at the same period. The Spring
season will probably be a very short one. Some Pot
Ashes have been received, via canal, but sales are heavy
Of Is rs. Pearls to arrive have been sold at IS IS. Coffee
Ia sctiye. at 8 a 10 cents for Brszils; lie III for Java; 9 Q
o. for Havana. Sales North Carolina Turrentine at
A rs English Linseed Oil IS cents. Beef remains dull.
Pork has declined to SO IS for primo new. and s. 81 a
IS 80 for Western mess. Lard 81 a6. Sugars have been
dull, Porto Rico being Al a6b, New Orleans AIT. Tai
low 8 cents. Sales Kentucky new crop Tobacco 81 as,
average 81 %. Whslebone IS a 26A. .
The GLOWING Is a table Of the imports and exports OF
various ports Of the West Indies, with the amount OF du.
ties for the six months from July, 1871, 10 January. 1912:
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There is a moderate demand or export at Philadelphia
a'so 10, and this price is firmly sup orted.
safes at the West are principally on Canadian &C
lively triaing, and the receipts in this city therefore
rather small.
We never knew the prospects for the forth coming
crop SO cheering. Ten per cent. more seed was sown.
and the weather has been remark able favorable for its
growth.
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MONEY MARK EFT.
"wednesday. Aprll 27.-6

The stsck Market has been again better to day, and
prices have generally improved Indiana SIS I; Illinois
SIS l; Mohawk / Harlem !; Paterson 1; New York SIS
1858 |; NewYork 6i's, 1861, !; sales of bills onPhildelphia
par al; Baltimore par a . New Orlean, dis; Mobile -
discount.
The Bank OF Oswego has been run Tor specie for several
days, and fears entert ined that it will not hold out. The
brokers are very eau. Gus of buying it, as also tae
Lewis County Bank; both safety fund.
This has been bill day for the Great Western, which
takes her departure tomorrow. The demand has been
good and the transactions large, closing at the following
rates camnared with thc-e by nre vioua nacketA
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Affecting scene mt a Mad House.

90 A YOUNG LADY, the daughter OF =, IN
Ny street, Brooklyn, went mad, had the brain fever, her
jetty tresses turned grey, were dry and burnt with fever,
and the roots were choked with acurf and dandrif: she
was fast getting bald q physician here knowing DR..
Jones' scientific preparation: recon his Oil Of
Coral C re ASIA, in six weeks she recovered and
guess her deligh. at seeing her before handsome tresses
now look glorious, jetty, clean and delicious the fever
spots remained, her face was yellow and unhealthy, she
used a cake ofhis Italian Chemical Soap and in two days
she had a fine clear healthy complexion this also re-
moves blotches, pimples, freckles, salt rheum, &c. Read
err, in this statement the truth is told: the articles are sold
at a reasonable price by Jones, 81 Chatham street, try
thom nnce
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AnussAsDg.
PARK THEATRE.

A1kA
THIS VENlN April Is The perxrmance will eopmsa.s
NORMA!
Ciaudian, Nj Nanvers. Croy,vo. Mr. s~,,in
Norma, Mrs seguin.
To conclude with
PRISONER AT WAR.
Capt Channel, r N, Mr. Cb;,,s,d,l.
Lieu Basil Embrace, X N. Bsriy
MIR Peter Pail Mall, Wii'aas
Admission-Bores 81 Pit SO cents Gallery IS cent?
THEATRE. =
THIS EVENING. April 2s--The performance will csm-
LADY Of ItYg'oosSss.
Claude MeInofte, Mr. Scott
Colonel ID mas, s,evens
Pauline. Mis-. Meat yer
Madame Deschape'las, Mrs Herbert
Cardinal Riehelieu, Mr. Smith
shsvaler de Mauprat, HELD
Eran,ci, M.s Ms.tsyer
Sexes ssesnts la .ns sdtisru:s Pit ia ;ssiI-Yy -
uoorsopen at g.; Curtain rises al " precisely.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS Ell April % The performances will com
Sir Harry Ringdove, Nj Ev.,ard
Hair! niagHoye, Horncsstle
Ai,er which Anr the fret time)
ZAP. Mr. Mitchell
Reuben, Edw;S
Zaraph, Mr.. T,nm ""
Rub, Miss Sinpl,fo
To conclude with
BOZ!
ssa, Weller. Mr. Hs,resth
Mn. Noveigobble, Mrs Watts
Betty, Mossop.
Adm,ssios-Dres, circle sseen,s. Upper boxes 2. esrs
Doors open ri s~vsb Curtain rjsau ~ hall rast even
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Bankrupt List.

IsTRlCT OF NEW YORK.
James Bradley (late firm James Bradley &Co) merchant,
May 9th.
John R. Burke firm Fisher, Burke and Watson and. Geo
Draper and Co.. June 4th.
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Ann ERICAN mUsEUm.
Corner BrOadtrdu and Ann street.

I. L Barnuh. Manager.
In order to ACCOMMODATE tie Immense crowds which at
L tend here. the Lecture Room has been enlarged. The
mysterious, GIPSEY GIRL can be consulted Day or
Evening. She 10 the greatest wonder Of the age. From 10 to
u and from 10 5 she can he privately consulted as an
oRAGLE; or F9retelier Of Future Events free Of charge.
most Humorous and Qnizzic Al Eccentricities, for this week
only. Miss ROSALlE the charming vecalisi from. New Or
fnl dancer ExpeIm.nts in ANIMAL on .
child three yeas old. FALLS OF NIAGARA with real
water. ALBlNO LADY Pnueu a ic Rail Road, Fancy GiaAa
Blowing Grand Cosmorsma. aud SOC. 900 Cur.osities. s2sr
Asplendid day eriormancs takes place every Wednesda.
and Saturday afternoon.
AdmIttauce Ia the whole a. centa-c children halCptice.
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Foreign pOrtatlOna.

BnIMsy-Bremen ship lssbslla-isl brs 500 demijeh-s Del
r,ches y kruee.-l5 bs f. Pienken-9 do Wright u CO, Philad-
s. y z Mulier-7 G. i Meyer-l7C Ahrenieldt-io pipes 70 bxs
+ Noltemus Il Pavenstedt-li do II B ,ker-20 l. Dauth-2 @
Meyer &scn-IST & Ksyser-6S cxs Wichelhauseu * Achillis
10 do IS brs I Vie,or-ss do SO hams to order
ST EusrATLA-Brig S,ar-l7 hhds sugar I boy specie J Foulk
Y son-a Quantity Of old copper. iron, br iss and lead A Hubbari
tSnariuds J Henry.
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City Despatch Post.

46 WILLIAM STREr.
PRrNcrraL OrFIcE-Letters deposited before half past
9. halfpast IL, and half past Q o'clock, will be sent out for
delivery at Q, l, and 4 O'Clock.
BsaScH OrFIcEs--Letters deposited before Z, ii and
O'clock, will be sent out for delivery at Q. I and 4 O'Clock.
ALIEN. NJ. 0REIG, Agent.
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On Wednesday morning, 27th inst, at Grace Church
by the Rev. Dl. Taylor RICHARD LAWRENCE to JOSH
rHINE, daughter of the late Joseph Bayley. d.
At Brooklyn n, Goth inst, by the Rev. +. A. Farley, NJ
SAMUEL w. SLocUM, to Miss LYDIA Waters PUTNAM
daughter Of Nathaniel Putnam, all of this city.
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Departure or Atlantic sts.m.r..

The Belgian steamer British Queen, Cart Keane, will leave
Antwerp for NYofk on the 4h Of May next, to touch at South.
amnton. Eng. on the 18th.
The B. i,sh steamer solway, Caotain Britton, il the next
West India m Ill ~plcketdne at this port.
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Sales Mt the stock Exch,
Cotton Trade.

There has been q good business doing in this market
during the week, and the stock has become reduced. The
prices continue firm at the quotations Of the last week.
In the Southern ports the markets have been heavy.
The constant succession of unfavorable news from
abroad has caused a dull and falling market. At the ex.
" on English and French account. The transactions
at the several ports, at the latest dates, may be summed
up as follows =
GrnEu AZ GUICEA HEMARKl. AT Il L My
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MEDICAL AID.

A ply s;cian long accus omel to prescribe for diseases Of a
"A private nature, res ds at 81 Mott street. He has been
familiar with those comIl ints for many year. and having
been ap'rticular and c ose observer of ciuse end effect: be has
profession, which as enabled him TO IN reduce some valuable
Improvements Into bis practice. H.djes not boast Of making
rapid and hasty cures, but mis- satisfsc ton is 10 perform both
thorough AID radical cnts. and in as short a space of time as
il can pos ibiy be done wi h adval tage and safety to the pa.
tent. And generally speaking, It's not nee ssary fr IN. pa
&c keeping in view, Of course, the nature Of the diseae e, cor
stitutiou Of the patient, and the symptoms that may happen,
as well 40 ihos. present. Hasty, and copstq 1eniy impe feet
cures. are the source from whence resnit SO manv distr essI z
cases ri consecutive or secondary symptoms; and the like re-
suit frequently f"liows the Us. OF many ADVERT. ed remedies,
for this reason, that any medicine. however good i, the fa2t CT
primary stages OF disease, oa.not be supposed to exert the same
pownr AMI iuflueucs over the advanced stages of the disease
and titus white the patien' is sw al'o wing me, icines from day
TO day, his disease, u II is not dharginy TO a chrs ME form, TO
saw the least. is very likely to terminate in a peIm,n mt debi.
lily, or perhaps something worse, ~ Tor instance, a structure
how many hundred tn ere may be at this very lime taking me
dicine under circumstances that appear discourf g'ng, when. If
to be a IL icIu,c, and should this be the case. il s important FOR
the patient to know that medicine alone never did, nor never
can cure a structure.
DR.. Gregory is The author of a it'll. book on private d.
seases, which imparts much valuable Information to those
sb tut TO select a medical adviser. IL is complete in is detail,
and enables the reader TO treat his. own case an pr vately az
he chooses. Its language is not only perfectly pain. but II IL
Prize so Gems
The Doctor does not limit his attendance TO a few hours,
but may be found al h me Al any hour OF the.day and mig u
(tbse We that No 81, is not a drug storey his rooms are well
arranged for the reception OF patients, and his charges mode
rate.
Letters from the country describing symptoms, and enclo-
sing fee, will be pusctu'ily atteIded to II post PAID
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Ausslos oalos.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSssYesNOs.sa -fnn and Is F.sIfons yesls.I

THURSDAY,
Alto, ocleek. at 20s Greenwich 81, near Barciay.
Furniture Sale-The entire furniture Of a genteel boarding
house. 9
Atiol O'Clock, A. % livingston st
Administrators Sale of Furniture.
FRIDAY,
Alto o'clock, in the larg. store, No. % Ann street,
formerly the Episcopal Press
Extensive sale, by order OF a receiver-Will be sold under the
direc ion OF 5. Drury, $50 receiver, the following valuable
articles OF furnitnre, &c. IN lots - suit purch use re, viz: 20 en-.
c.nent sofas, various patterns and sh,on; 81 do French bed
stesds, Q bureaus. 3 bookcases, II laoking.glssses, s rocking
chairs. 2sof. beds 10 dor iaahog my French aud Grscian chairs
l6 best hair mattresses, 5 marble top ceRtre tables and various
other articles Of superior cabinet fur allure.
Also. -immed,ately after, in tn. store lis Fulton street,
under he same dire cton, 3 piano foItes, one splendid organ
and one not so good 3 chandeliers. Nc.
Catalogues IN time. Every article must be sold to close an
estate.
Furniture. sa'e-Ati O'Clock, a variety of exesllent furni.
tire at 26 CheSnut street.
SATURDAY.
Splendid Farniture-In coniinuation-The elegant Furniture
by order OF a rs-eiver.
n. B.-Tte sale Of Friday and Saturday wi rom rence in
the store 80 Ana street. with elegant second hand furniture aud
housekeeping articles reas ra!ly. a27r
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90. C~LIREHUGH'S WIGS mi SCALPS TILL
stand pre.eminent above all others. Their peculiar, light,
gossamer and ventilating character-their superior ma
terial and workmanship-their being shaped exactly as
the natural hair grows-tbeir elasticity, style of arrange
ment and finish, all combine to form such heads Of hair
as cannot be elualled out Of his establishment.
The first introduction Of the Gossamer and Ventilating
Wigs and Scalps with metallic springs and all subsequent
improvements, have all emansted from Clirehugh; and
though daily attempts are making to initiate his Style and
workmanship, all have sisnally failed. Gentlemen will
observe the address, 2O7 Broadway, entrance on Fulton
street, where they can be fitted with a Wig or Scalp in
a mement, from choice of several hundred, Of all shapes,
sizes and color, and prices to suit all classes.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
TNhEsE far-tamed ano c. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal. Az
= we pefeelve, to be obtained in this country. See adve,
slsemeni on the last coinmpof fourth psps. f.S lm.,,
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90 TRY ALL "THINGS-HOLD ON TO THAT
which is bes,:"-The thousands who, for the last few
years, have been trying all the articles which have
been pulled for the cure of coughs, colds, &c. have come
to the conclusion to hold on to Sherman's Lozenges as
the best articles for the cure Of the different diseases for
which they are recommended. The Drs. Office In this
city is at l06 Nassau street Agents, Rsdding, Boston;
Burgess, 8 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; J. A. Reed,
MD corner Of Gay and Saratoga streets, Baltimore;
Franck TAYLOR, Washington ci.y.
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To Ship Masters.
We shall esteem it a favor, IL captains of vessels ARRIVING
here, will give TO Commodore r S. martin, of our news asets,
report Of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed,
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 anv waS.
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90 CAUTION EyrRAORDINARY.-Some six or
seven of the Philadelphia druggists have descended to
Balm OF Columbia, to stay, cleanse, or restore the hair,
and Hays Liniment. a cure for Piles, and all external
sores and swellings. All druggists and country mer-
chants are hereby warned not to buy either of these
articles in Philadelphia, as they wouli be wholly unsala-
BILE. Send to us BY letter, at New York, and we will de-
liver them at Philadelphia, B fillmore, or any Of the large
cities free of all freight charges.
COMsTOCK & CO,
Sole Proprietors, and Wholesale Druggists, II Maiden
Lane. New York.
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Tnactivcity prevails in nearly every market Tho
above quotations answer very well for the country
throughout.
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ma A NUMBER OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

DO A NUMBER OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
were unable to consult the my sterious Gypsy Girl yester
day at the American Museum, on account Of getting
there toe late. To ensure a consultation with her lady
ship, il is better to go early in the day. Her prophetic re.
Violations continue to astonish all who hear her. Winch.
ell, Miss Resale, Celeste, and others perform here this
week. The new experiments iniAnimal Magnetism. by
Barnum, remove all doubts regarding this extraordinary
science.
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE-J.R r. Scott makes his
first appearance tonight at this theatre, in his popular
character of Claude Melnotte in the beautiful play of
Lady Of L. ons, and Mr.. C. J Smith, for the first time, un.
dertakes the arduous part Of Richelieu, in Bulwer's cele-
brated play Of that title, al led by Mrs. Thorns, end the
entire company. Such brilliant attraction is rarely met
with at any other theatre in the Union.