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Died.

At sea, On his passage to Savannah, whittier he
going for the benefit Of mis- health THOMAS CocHRANE Of
New York, in his 54th year. He was man remarkable
for social warmth of heart and stern integrity, and will
be regretted by q large circle Of friends.
On the Sd instant EsENIzER McLAIN aged 81 years
months and days.
On the 81 instant ISAAC CoRswELL in the saith year
his age.
On the 4h instant, Of consumption, SARAH Avn, wife
Of James Ayres, aged 81 esrs.
The friends Of the family and the members OF Colum
bia Lodge No. l. O. Of o. f. and the Order in general
respectfully invited to attend her funeral morrow
Sunday at half past O'clock from 1913 Fulton street.
On the 2Sh ultimo Of scarlet fever and Group MARY
BoSp daughter Of william 8 and Caroline HASTE In the
4th year OF her age
On the 81 instant GgoaoK WAsHiNoroS vERNox aged
years and months Also, tho 4th January, ELIZA
v.ssos aged years, children Of George II. and Eliza
Vernon.
Funersl this afternoon at o'clock, p NJ, from the
house of their father 49 Green wich street. The remains
to be taken to Railway, NJ
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90. No CHARoE UNTIL THE HAIR 10 REsroREp-Al-
though Beals air Restorative will not turn grey hair
tended should yet the propretors offer to forfeit from
tive hundred to Eve hundred dollars if they do
pay the like sum successful or 10 apply the article
the terms No charge until the hair restored which
temen to whom they give personal reference, end
as to its success have long list of cerfcses certified
to be genuine by our late worthy Mayor Aaron Clark
and u. Coddingtons 227 Hudson street Ladies can
purchase at the Ladies' Depository No 439 Broadway
adelphia.
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lry- THx LADY BLAcx--SrRAsoE She might be
seen sweep through Broadway with her stately gait
her face veiledcould one but see beneath the majestic
face and the har-o .how unspeskably brilliant jetty,
silky and clean. Once, certain time her hair was
grey, rusty. filled with dandruf-had ceased growing
and falling out Well, she applied to ply scians in
vain At last she tried honest neighbor Joness oom
pound. called Jones Oil Of Coral Circassa Then was
the change-the dandr u cured, the hair made
to grow dark prevented from falling out and entirely
restored. That Jones s blessing tothe age. His oil is
sold at sa-mind the right number-sa Chatham street
the sian OF the American Eagle is sol at the reason
able price of three Eve eight shillings bosthree
sizes.
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Provisiou rfarket.

All kinds Of meats remain without change.
The markets appear to be pretty we'll supplied with
shad but at rather high prices ar sized worth
dollar.
Our city sul CT dried apples, which come from Ohis
and sold very cheap.
Al st Louis Missouri the choicest Of beef retail price,
Is 2! per round eggs cents per dozen geese 25
cents each chickens II cents EACH and partrdges
cents each
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DO CHATHAM THsArRE.-We take great pleasure In
csiug attention the splendid variety Of entertain
ments that offered tonight for the bensnt Of Jonn
crowds OF admirers by his inimabls and original
srties The he has selected consist sree
of John Jones' and the Lady and the Devil the drama OF
the Golden Farmer the musical burleta OF the SWISS
Cottage, himself appearing as Guy Gosdluck. Jenny
Twitcher and Natz Tack Mr. HELD makes mas secone
appearauce AZ John joiner, and Wildlove end Mrs
Thorne appears Zsphy rina and Lssete. The house
will doubtless be fillei TO its utmost capacity.
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90 DR. B. D. ALLLS's BALsAM HoARHouNp AND
PLEURIsY Roor This medicine, understand, is OBJ.
tanning high repute with the public is endowe with
q kind of nsgic action that cures allevates almost
every disease the human frame 10 heir to- For coughs
colds liver complaint, consumption and soreness Of the
chest, it 10 invaluable. We know several individuals
who have been greatly benefited by it, and the proprc-
tor at SO Barclay street. will oblgingy show certificates
from the most unquestionbe authority of the efficacy
this palatabe medicine in curing the above diseases.
Hartford Comranf.
Look out for counterfeits-Al every man by the
name Of Allen has assumed the of Dr. Ignorant Of
medicine and the human system, of decency and
mon honestly and copied my advertisements, and the
name Of my medicine. For sale at l27 Bowery and the
general depot SO Barclay street.
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o. T. CAMPBELL, Esq, late Lord Rector Of Glasgow
University abiding to the practice Of sten0graphy OBJ

serves
81 should exhort all young men to learn that most
useful art, short hand writing, an art which believe
ting and which will abrdge the labor of TO
degree that will materially quicken the intercourse Of
human thought"
Such as wish to become Rro6cients in this pleasing
and very useful accomplishment arc recommended TO
call upon Mr. Tcwndrow, No. BOA Broad way, corner Of
Duane street and examipe his end comprehensive
system OF writing shorthand, founded upon the most
simple and unerrins princple.) and which the author
with the utmost confidence places in fearless comret
ton with the various methods pursued by the first STE
nographers in the world.
Bvthe-bv Mr. T. gives an Introductory lesson free
of 20 and spend hour at his
and see how you like It. Give him trial, say We
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Pockets Co Arrive.
To NIasters OF VcsseIs.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor By having list
Of their and refOrt Of vessels left At
tie Port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken, ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BAsxrr Of fleet
Of news schooner He will beard them Immediately on
their arrival
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On the "a instant in ST. Georges Church. by the Rev
James W. Cooke, ALsERT r. CsoKE, of the firm Of Bur
rough Cooke Of ST. Louis, Missouri, to PHEsr B. MEL
VILE, Of Newport, RI.
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Domestic I,nportations.

NEw ORLsass-ship Hish-(reported yessri.y-23l bbls
porki25 do keg lsrd Leland coJ1 boxes almonds j
Francia-2 hhds sugar 90 roas.es Evrr,tt Baett
iis bbls han: Hubbard Chimney GEO kegs follon
Colsa1-i hhts hams 29 do pOr kegs lard Gordon
Brow Us hhds tob Bcorman, Jahnson Co.'S ds do
Agnew Son-5o tierces seed T. w Dubham-i hhds box
kos1sSn ksg DO 2ss bus pork sush e?-ss
b,es cotton leaveret,5 hide tobacco Faber Be-.
wthIlis ebls pork Twtedy WessnG coss bales cotton
Newbo1 ~ Cruft-25 do Peek < Sayre-a quantity hams
Achenbask Psuly los bbs mosss1s to order ",
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig Morea-ei bales cotton w Mare x
ce-4sJ failman-l4 q Coillps-25 Bulsworth-6 mid
stones lind to6sceo Mai,land-l krl Il Van Ness-so
bale: cotton n Mills Soa-iif Smith, Mills coil
Hurbut &co-l3 Dayis-l Eyei Battelle-z2 TO order
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Auction Sales.
pi THOMAS BELL.
, St0rssEos.l7 INN end ia Ful,oasfr<sl.

SATURDAY.
-, AT ioi e'.ock. in the Sales Room.
EeRan, large AID extensive valuable assert
ment o. household Notwithstanding articles Of all
Aso-The stock Of Cabinet Maker Counting house fur
III ure.
desks. writing tables &c; By or. Syd.r ef assigaees.
,,,., Atlei o'clock, at No 233 Broadway.
W be soii without restrse the lease for two OF the
with the fixtures bar furniture tables curt
stc b,n all III. kitchen aud
every thing connected with the above named well
ae.ervedly celebrated oyster house THIS will aft nd aneS
busnsss The lease and properties will all be sod lot
Ihe husinefs ,uishing and the custom good uuavoda
pie eaue the poprietors TO their
business Terms sale be had BY calling
at the pm misses.
TUESDAY.
At 10Y O'Clock. at the cener Of Fulton Nassau Sta
Merchant Taor,' Stock-The balance of the elegant
stock Of merchant tailor, consisting OF vanou garme
made up in the mott fashionable aud Of the best
materials.
Aso-Remnants of CLOTHS eres hosiery &C
WEDNESDAY,.
At l0l O'Clock, ia the sales room.
Sale OF elegant Pisno Fortes and Furniture.
UCTION NOTICE.-RIELL * ARCULAKTUS will
Sell Ihi, Morning. at the sales 3o4 Bro
Iuane seetwatc'es jewery musical Instruments guns.
epine waches h- gold jewellery guns clothing and varie
other arc e5 redeemed from the diff rent
which VIII be cold without reserve.
Also Household furniture of various descrptiors Fancy
Ball dresses masonic aprons port foos coat
vests pantaoons, &c besides variety OF
Sr.Icies. m5le
a UCTInN .NOTICE.-AUSTTv WTLNIAnDTNG, &
Co., wiielose at public au ton Wednesday. March
lst2 at 10 O'Clock NJ the entire stock Of Fresh I'm
ported European Dy Goods consisting oil
eelved since Jan st 1912 Sale the Of NEVINs
Co. u Cedarst m36tv
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My Providsn Ga Henry Jepkii ., Nassau 5dun ,
SANoKFoiS, Feb 27Arr George Gardner Bsim ct lo-d
With govern cut .torss for the ard quad or: k'm
, Bedsll NewYo \; Black Hal; Boston. Bel w. y,rnr
M;u,iac Thomason fr kiehmondi Am.ric.n Egis Bro.t
field Richmond for NYork An 9sth Jebn Camden Me: A.
e. vi mdse from the Francis stanton Below. sidney I'm
EsnTosd Art 3 "d. and
pGnas.ssros Feb GAR EorIestsr Hasre Apjn SDueh
rsrsu NH Csroins Point petre Quad; BOaroe Port
Leon tla Akus. lBrsm) Bremen: Gid Hope Rsvsns Nfik;
As,onius Antwerp; Oceols Bord.aux
JAo. =
NEw OeIt.Ns, Feb Acid 10 is, Milford NYork; Flo
Arr Sweden, Eavre; Walter Philadslphia; WIN Elizabeth
Liyerpcol; Sultan, Boston. - " '
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HysoN SKiN-io chests, 80,
IMPER'AE-30 chests So
GrNrowpER-ll chests, 81.
NiNGvoSo ScucHoNo-6 chests, l4,.
hall chests l - half chests 49, 33 do offer.
ed II price, 80 cents bid
400 mats II cen,s-isoo offered at sane price.
~
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Foreign Irnportatious,

LVEsrooL-ship Tsron.s2l crates 10 Dodge Cum.
s.lri b,s in 500 biIs sheet Pm Dodse COLI
John 9ff sS-s Ef si.e Gs
,o.n.as Wilieis1its Chaun y xso-s u Areh n;
Johnson X Barriit-s5 A Momford-s 9 W Muir so-9
Isoss Mead COS Rsss Brothers Thatcher Tuck
wrrht-ss Gregory &co-7s tons zig iron Cssws kaydoek
1882 bus 40 ecs iron Eeeston Batte~io0 tons iron
Fisdse co.'s pkes Brown. wilson Wright Stur
shw.5e"s las cks crates II bales 70 bsgs nas IS Az
lWrRPoelIship Rhode i, snd-2os bxs'i Crow-s!5
sacks salt Thoppson-s bales mdIe Godfrey Pas Co
40 casks Meye& Sousoo sacks salt Ray burn SO ton
iron Durfe. Tisdale Co34 casks Peultney Jeukns-s4
or er 4S 800 states 100 tons coal Sanl Thompso casks
Burrows retie-3l crates mid shawss crates 2hhds
Winklsy-s6o bars iron cases, order.
GLAsGow-3ark Mahaics-lO oks 20 cases Dodge Cumming
eoss bxs 20 bales n,ls Scott Watts Rosenct anti
100 cks Lee pnncheons Wilson Brownies casks
Walsh i WIN whitewright-io Pstn& Stewards eks
Eonlcs Stobo cos2 do 90 tons cosl Knox J packgs
II Turmne &co-ia Stone 81 Peers-T Godfrey, PIT
sson 600 tons iron SO d, Maitland KENNEDY
GuArAMA.Bre Jas McCobb- 1856 hhds De Forest
Beckwith.
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oo- We received no mail, this morning, south Of
Philadelphia.
Phlladelph

Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, March 4, 1872.
Great Ercitemsnt-Fyare up in Fashionable Circles
and the Parties held to Bal on Criminal Charge
The Bunk Bi9-Nuc Jwdge--Stocks, &c.
Last night the great operator on cross eyes, DR..
Crossman, was arrested and held 10 bail by the Re-
corder in the sum of $1,000 on a charge Of produ-
cling abortion on a married woman, by the name Of
McEwen, the same person who recently charged a
young man by the name of Shee, with an attempt 10
violate her person At the time Of this alleged
attempt at violation il was limited that the
husband connived at it-now he is charged as
an accompce with the Doctor in producing abor-
ton. and held to bail in a similar sum- These
rartes have heretofore moved In the most re-.
spectacle crces-the Lady Is the daughter OF Mr..
Shines, a large druggist in Market street, and
McEwen is equally respectable was widower,
his first wife being daughter Of Jacob lowering,
Wholesale grocer in Water street. The whole mat
ter has created much surprise here to-day. Some
Justify the Doctor, and denounce the husband
and wife. while others icensure tine whole party.
What is Philadelphia comiag to Crime, finance,
and fus,ian, stand prominently forth.
A letter from Harrisburg states, that the Com
mittee of Conference would probably report the
Bank BILL with the immediate resumption feature in
il 10 day. the Senate had instructed its portion OF
the Committee to that effect What would be done
with the relief issues, and the accepting Banks"
az the Institutions that issued hem are termed, was
unknown. The feeling here is daily. becoming
more universalas to immed iate resumption.
A proposition Is now before our legislature to ad-
journ on the 2t inst to meet again in June. The
project, however, is likely 10 meet with much oppo-
siion, as well out as in the body.
The Hon. Archibald Randall, of the Common
Pleas has been appointed TO the vacant Judgeship
on the bench of the Supreme Court. He 10 general
ly esteemed by the bar, though by no means Hop
knson.
There is general quiet in the stock and money
market to-day, though sales were to greater ex-
fives sold at so. Exchange ON New York Al TO B..
Specie Al to s. Deprecated paper as yesterday and
fOr WIS mast.
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sales at the stock Excn.ne.
10 chs Mohawk
l0s Harlem hK
state Of Trade

state OF Trade
small catalogue Of teas offered at auction this
morning There rather good attendance, and the
rates obtained show q triAing Improvement in prices
Terms-Notes at six MONTHS be made Satisfactory to
sellers, and pay able in this city.
I'm YoUSo HYsoy
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Extract of a Letter from Mr.. Daley !

03- CoMPARIsoN.-DELiEvE, on SUFFER AND DiE.-A
quantity Of boiling water recently spilled over the
neck face and breast OF achid Of Mr. Waters of Troy
Of the firm Of Weed Waters Wholesale druggists The
Pain Extractor laid directly and in fifteen minutes
from terrific and dsnger the little sufferer
again at play and in twenty four hours, incredible il
may to the the scarlet parts had return
thodst minister's child at Union village died. and
scslded precisely the same The established medical
treatment adopted little martyr struggled in
agony from Saturday till the folio wing Friday, and then
sank from natures pangs. The Pain Extractor may be
found only at II Maiden ane Third and Race,
and Ninth and Chestnut streets Philadelphia; DR. Wads
worth, Providence; l6 Broadway, Albany.
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90 THs FRANKLIN TrMrNnArcr SociKrv hold spe-
cis Meeting this evening" at the franklin Theatre,
o'clock The meeting will be addressed BY DR.: Kirby,
Reese aud othsry Pinters publishers and others
respectfully invited to sttend. At
90 GRANp GAIA DAv.--This 10 regular holiday 1t
lean Museum for families schools children end
all perssns who wish v while away few delightful
hours splendM psrfernance takes place ct three
O'clock including greet diversity Of sntealnments.
This u The m dsy II the ModeIef Dublin Falls Of Ma
gara, T. @. Bosth Mrs. Hardwick, and the iniuitabe
ttAjepesn representatives, Diansnd and Whitlsck.
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eD- New YoRx, Jan. 2.-Mrs. CosrESsApER has been
from infancy most painfully afflicted with headache,
much that at times her eyes became fixed and color
ed. She had the headache at all times but sometimes
more dreadfuy than at others She has consulted ma
ny of the best yscans here and at Philadelphia but
without any permanent relief whatever, till she has
now taken Dr. Spohns Headache Remedy, and become
quite well. OF this she convince any who will
call On her at No. AZ Pitt street.
JOHN COsTENBADER.
To be found only at II Maiden lane, N r.; corner 50
and Race and iii and Chesnut, Philadelphia Dr. Wads
worth, Providence, RI. l6 Broadway, Albany.
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CAYAsrRoPHE.
The night was dark, the wind was hsh
And howled most piteously,
High in the sky thy wig did fy, r.I
grievous loss to
The hair from of my head was gone,
And the wind now calm
OF all men was most forlorD
Until tried your BsLM!
A precious Balm II was to me-
Itdid my hair elate.
And in the glass sometimes see,
My once Invested pate
Now on my head are glossy curls, ~
In ringlets 6ne and brown;
In strongest winds my hair unfurls,
But does not leave my crown.
aid headed Man, ] oft exclaim,
When such, chance to meet
Balm ID sold, a precious Balm,
At Ninth and Chestnut street.
The gentleman has cause to rejoice that he has NO
longer any occasion 70 wear wig. There are two
agencies in Philadelphia, and only two for this admra
bic article n W. corner Of Ninth and Chestnut end s.
E. Of Third and Race streets and in New York at
u Maiden lane enly and warranted to reproduce the
hair. fIt
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EL0CUTIoNARY LECTURES, by nv. JOHN W. 8.
~ AOWS, at Clinton Hall The second Lecture of the
Ssres Will be deysred Monday Eyeaing next March l.
Inc Lectures Will be TAX from the Bible Dc Chalmers
henry Clay, DANIEL Webster Bry ant. and Shakespeare.
door. ~ rnE o,
UNIVERSITY OF THE LTTY OF NEW YORK
Public Com me Mencsment Of the Medical Department
Chanceor delivers the address to tbs grsdus ing The
gentlemen Of the Medical protest. and the friends OF
Uuversity invited attend Seals reserved for The
ladies. By order of the Faculty w
JOHN w. DRAPER, Secretary.
March ith .ieI2. n55t
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90 The following poetical effuson was received
through the post office at Phadephia by the agent for
Oldrdges Balm Of Columbia, and we recommend 1t to
the attention Of all readers who value Iuxuriant
crop of hair - -
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n
Bosten. .....'.. IA !

The banks in most sections ofthe Union are rapidly
poding. The following letter gives an account ofthe
nal explosion Of the Bank of Illinois,
ST. LOUIS Feb. ~ l8Il.
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90 CoMroRTABLE, to cure severe headache, cold OF
cough in few minutes, which is always done by DR.
Shermans Medicated Lozenges. Great things these Lo
zenges They used by great and small rich and poor
high and low log Nassau street, New York Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia, wholesale offices for these
invaluable preparations Always that you get sher
mans Lozenges; some persons have had other and
worthless articles imposed upon them.
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MARITIME HERALD.

PORT OF RMW YORK, MAnCn s, Is4s.
SUN RisEs go .! NOON RisEs...... 46
SUN sLrs ...8 80 nIan ~
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE fsr-famed c. LIBERATED pills. from Portugal ar
we perceive TO be obtained in the country SCI a5v,r
iisemtih the last eolumnof fourth page f4lm.is
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,,,,. PARK THEATRE.
ihto EVENING, March issa--The performances viii
WHAT WIT ii~T Taf 6 w WI say,
LORI rSorwo,d, Bary Hon Charles Norwolt. Clark
oAA ,sn M. die Piaeide Pye Henry. Abbot
Lady Sorsso%ia. ME- M.:' w 4 cu.s%an
cHAE III sSse o,aS III 1C4
Lucy b Rshn~ISs' Barp Charles n'Msiey wheaky
A.. esBo.s. b Pit so cent. n G. ~ s =. s.s.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
mn, ,x,e,,, Benefit Of John Seton.
Ahi' L'HNiN" ,siareh s,h--ihs performance will
Guy soodluek, john Scion John JoD., p,.,,
Eliza Mi - Ns.,sv.r 'A''u
Tobe followed by ''''' ''e''''s'
WIN THE LADY AND The DEVIL.
Zephyrina, Mr.. r,,a m,s'd
TT, To which will b. sdd,d -"''"e
Jenny Twitehsr, John Seton Golden Farmer Thorn.
To conclude with '-''-''
Natr Tieck, rohn Seton
Lisette, Mrs Thorne
Door. oosn II u: Curtain rise. al = mseiseiv at
MrrCaELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING March 5-The performance will COM
sr II Tss Paragon, NickinsOn Sam, Graham
SARATOGA STRINGS
''' M Ms Ta.. M,!eh' Peter Hss H.: y H0rneass
TO be followed by S''' '"m'
f0' inc ION ''me new original Hseal BurIesQus o.
F RicHakiIb s So iIr
"'"~o Sally Ann, M''a'l-Hi MY. ling Nielens
TT The % SqflPSiSs
TomTY :, MIR Edwin ROBIN, Mr. Graham
circle .Sc.n Upper hoI.s s e.n
Doom At half past sir. Curtain ri... .,.x,
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Enlargement.


90 The SUNDAY MERCURY Of tomorrow makes ito.
appearance ENHANCED COLUMNS. II will DOW con-
tain at least seventeen columns Of reading matter org
nal and select will be printed fine white pepper
and every means will be sdopted to make an interest
ing paper to all classes and valuable medium for ad
vertisements. The usual il not greater amount of HUI
morous pungent and funny editorials will be given in
addition much matter Of general interest which
hitherto the Editors have been compelled by the limits
OF it, columns to shut out For instance such sporting
news a. may be deemed be interesting many readers
viii be given also carefully condensed reports Of tho
beings Congress and in the Legislature Of New York.
II viii also contain the Pith substance Of every
renee interest that may trsnspire during the week.
together with all the local and general of Sstur
day. The Editors Of the Mercury are determined to
make their paper pleasant, instructive and gossipng
Sunday Morning Visitor, IN which those who would
grow fat and wise, they hope will find the means.
The "nimnabie Dow Jr,r the "Boz Of America" will
discourse 80 usual and funny peoca genius Spoons
Me humorous Lsdle, the sosaipng Charavari and the
other queer geniuses that have contributed to its CO.
lumns will continue 10 do 20. ~ - =.
Persons in the country DESTROYS Of having richly hu.
morous, original and popular psper like the Sunday
Mercury insure its being punctuay mailed to III en-
for eight months by rsmtting o. free Of
can be done through any Postmaser-to the Office, Is
Beekman street.
Postmssters and others obtaining subscribers and re-
hitting New York money, may retain ten per cent
To morrows will be rich number. A goodecpportu-
nifty for advertirers
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AMERICAN mUsEUm,


DARE cE5SiI rs F G INV
every day and evening this week Wy particular d.s;,.
the Model OF the City IF Dublin and Fsof Narars VIZ
real water Will remain here short period tn, L
lowing eminent performers have engaged an
srpei -Ars Hardwick, the celeb, ad vocalist from ths
National and Park Theatres and Nbos Garden HE InaIi
MtocE only two ana half years cid; Mr. Delarue the
great plm,e who will give imi aons Of Booth Kean For
kleriment IN Animal Magns master D. g. Booth he &C.
lebraed fontortionist; Mr. T. O. Booth the best mic sing
er In Americas La Petite Cerito universally acknowledged
me most graceful aud accomplished dancer for age
appeare IN thi city; the Abino Lady Fancy
ass biowng Grand Cosmorama changed every Monday.
Of euriostss collected ia this shent ing five
spacious halls. each Zoe feet N length
Admlitance to the whole and Is
c.ns: celldren nnder 10. talf p,ice. fa2iw
[ ,UMrLl ENrAnf BALL COLONEL WM. W
AEcllo Saloon, on MONDAY EVENING, March tn. Wv
?oi Broapway Firth Hall, Music store No. Frsnkiin
square and at Central Hail. No 100 or OF the
iohowing y mmites OF Arrangemen.s
VIM Jsn Mo0'e' a ss,h A i1aipIy
Andrew Warner, 3,,h -
- II Col f. .Backhouse. 1,h =
Capt Vincent, Capt. Baxter
shuinway. :" Eckel
a. Mariste, Van Deveer,
Bradley. Z" Cummings,
penike, :. Waugh,
:. Geek, Lieut.. Thomas, ~
" Wallis, Hlnckeu,
Z" Reineke. Drufker
- schwartz, w n Child
The Committee ofAangemens will meet at Central Hall
ON Saturday Evening. Marchsth- at o'c'ock. ma Il