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r4r, f. mistake Pos Informing them ti,. boz -iii 1t o.
Chambers ,'f,ri ani fi1i Do irr VI Ginning tNho N '-
spr1tri witt the hu-ue-s' o tl sell have any lt'i-
ton ol removing ~ sent JUN ~ NDF' J.
a I,.s Dentist, 80 thdul. r-->i.
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l. nnu'- DoinR-. or .le History of the late Wa
3D. he Plantations 81 sampson Shorthand Fat author %.
Qnar7lnl." Flf,ar at H. Nl,auU Ncwsueu sup
b IT,. on liberal ter. .. sl 90,
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sewers aud vaults

,,,r Il b. b.. 3rO arI lu- iia as DO uadr ot the best
Hydraulic Cement. much saving n uuir ami iul one
1uoa sf the a,r.n-. ttvda-.ir iunf costs hug about
on-i nj. a.. ,. make ~ %, nh' mortal o., ir liNlfti-
.r cetu.ut 40 .lS IL
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ELAsTIC CASSIMERES and Faney

OPM ~ III II turnlSnfd Room.
Z tr ono or ,e0 gentlemen No. IS John street. over
Tho-nll-u',> Cdst0r-. isi. ltaNlw
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City Intelligence.

ELECTION FOR THREE ASSISTANT ENGINEERs OF
THE FIRE DKPARrMENr.-An election for three asss-
tant engineers of the New Yor Fire Department, in
the place of Zophar Mile, VIM A. Freedom, and
John T. Rollins, resigned, took place on the 18th
and oath Of February. Samuel WaddelI, Charles
Forester and Sidney B. Alley, were chosen. The
fret named received GA votes the Fl 5l5 the Sd ST.
The remaining 329 votes cast for sc different
persons, among whom Dewitt c Mott received q,
John Duer, Jr. Is, Edward Cornwell 6, John Car
land II, c. J. Harris 2, Philip B. White 46, Archi-
bald Noble 40, James Buckridge Is, Richard X.
Ebbetts 4, Martin w. Emmons 9, Samuel Harriott
4, A. B. Purdy 4, VIM. H. Baker 3, Jesse Brush 2,
John Mott 2, Timothy Brennan 8, Thomas B. Patton
2, M. D. Green 8, Charles McDougal 2, Owen w.
Brennan 3, Allen r. Jolly 4, John Primrose 70,
Peter Barber 10, James B. Hoverden 10, Gus
tavus Rollins 3, John r. Van Nest A, John Meate
2, Richard H. Harding 2, Blank Is. The remain.
ing &c votes for other individuals, each of
whom received one vote.
SERVED THEIR TINE OUr.-We are indebted 10
the poitenes of A. M. G. Smith, deputy sheriff of
the Sing Sing State Prison. for the following list of
persons whose terms Of service expires during the
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runE with et,s outside 70 the s.pstanIwaa
T. hnrricane-ost main topsa stove rail, buwarks ara
Sd u and and took salt b, ringing ss dshn s,,s1
from Porto Cabo dated 5h ut mentions report that had
Bna sadT from into ,t ,Opf Ss
signal Captain
% ss.r .s% ID s %s s' Il.
wharf where hf viii t discharged as speedily ~; .Ss Of
the cotton found thi III. edge Of q the bales was
s s@s "s "sS'. Gs' ss
IL: Sss as from
Inoyn5 Brrds.si. bound 70 New York win
fSarsdsy evening"
FER ssa Sa Ss
that her completely exhausted from excessive labor
ss. s
s have s did T We hs al
b s D Anq Msy Can Nov Lac Mhh and s ed.
Gibraltar il 70 repair and was to leave on the 2sd OF
CoMMrRcE o. CHARL.sroS-Harbor Masters Report for
Aryasls ships Sbarks briggs galot,s schrs, slp'
Clearances and Derarurels ships brks 80 brgs, gal
In port uli-ss hips barks brgs galiot 20 schs
3 sloops, steamboats,.
United States Ports.
,IHonAsros Feb a4.As Ludwig, Lermpn1, NYork Sid
sai sss G das. 81 s7 sss
nos Ayres.
Centurion, and Galen, Boston Below Samuel Maanzas
Cid 4th Henrietta, Havana.
PoRrsMoyIH, Mar 2-ArL Adams, Attakspas La; lois:
Orleans: Me viii Kent Lubec for NYori i'd o. am-1hose
bound w have sailed. SID ~, Amelia, Baltimore
BosroN, Mar 5-Arr Bulah Havana; Motto, do
NEWPORT Mar l-Ar Independ nee, Fail River for New
York; Sarah Ripley Boston for Virgnii Ann Denmsn, Cam
den for NYork.
l. s. MAR a.sey S EhSss ss3sT
Walls Fsya reIos. West Indies; Brandy wine, New York;
Greebs bury Holt, Prosiiesce
RicHIoNp. Mar Arr Nassau Dearborn, NYork
GEORGETOWN, DC. Mar 3-Arr Columbia, Boston, Leoni-
das d..
.GEoRcErows sc. Mar l-Cld Fanny Colt, Baker, New
York.
CHARLEsroS Mar aIn the eff ~ Frederick, tBr) Gren
ock; China OBJ and Bradshaw (BT) from Liverpool SID
Jessie Liyerpoel Aggust Copephgsn Fera1 New O1lesns
sacoa; Warrior West Indes CID 3D. Corone (Brl Liver
pool Thames Turks Island Sid George Canning (B) Liv-
erpool.
SAVANNAH Mar q Arr Avon (Br) Liverpool; Kensrgtcn.
Madison, Buckley NYsrk
ATTAKAPAs Feb ala Lincoln, for Portsmouth, ldg;
Harriet, do do; Osceoa, do, just
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This has been the result of four years suspep Sion
showing the concern in a greater state of expansion
than in the general suspension of 1887. Utter
insolvency Of course is the result The condition is
such to warrant the price at which M are sell
ing fifty cents on the dollar.
The committees of conference in the two Houses OF the
Maryland Legislature have reported in favor of the
banks resumng on the FIRST Of May, and Of allowing
them to issue, for limited period, email notes.
The Legislature ofthe State of New Jersey have pass
ed bill compelling their banks to before the M
teenth day of August.
The committee Of conference in the Pennsylvania lie.
gslaure have reported bill very similar to thst of the
Senate. We annex synopsis of the bill. No action
was taken on before Come up for consideration to
day.
The LIST section provides for immediate resump ton
~. Indicates how TO proceed sgsinst Q bank rcfus.
ing redeem in Specie and the be pursued by
sd. Authorizes any bank to make a general assign.
ment.
4h. Prohibits banks from paying out notes Of any non
9Th Makes obligatory the banks furnish quar-
terly accounts.
hank not complying with the provisions of this BILL may
be plaintiff. .f -
7th Prohibits the cashier of bank from engaging in
any other profession occupation under the penalty Of
sh Provides that nothing but specie Of specie
d or other os Of
monw salth. ..'.I aaI'..rH a..sf
Thefollowngis cory OF the bill which has passed
the lower house ofhe Pennsylvan Legislature and IL
now before the Senate =
An Act to authorize the Governor to sell the Bank stock
belonging to this Common wealth. ftt
src Be 1t enacted by the Senate end House Of Re-
pesenfotves OF the Common wealth OF Psnnsy vana in
General Assembly met and Is hereby enacted by the
sntnory Of the same, that the Governor be and he
authorized to sell the bank stock belonging to
inc state In the manner and upon the terms hereinafter
roya.dea ana receive In payment for the State
issue notice under the great seal Of this Common.
LOT the sale Of ell bank stock aforesaid
in EACH which shall be Published for three
n ons paper printed q H:rsburs and
SEC. After publcst on 81 notjec sSnrs.sd wrk
ten proposals shall be received At the Treasury Depart
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dsonian at Washington, in the editorial depart

disonian at Washington, in the editorial depart
ment.
..Mr. D. was formerly editor Of the Baltimore
Chronicle. an ultra whig paper of which school he
Is member. He has acted for the last few years in
the capacity OF principal OF literary academy
Mr.. Davdge is good scholar a courteous gentle
man-and will make an excellent editor
= also learn from uIdoubted source, that Tho.
mas Z. Tilden, Esq an urbane gentleman, and en-.
ergetic mechanic OF this city, has been nominated
TO the Senate special agent OF the Post de-
partment for this district am glad of this, and we
all should rejoice at the fact that This administration
looks TO the character and capabilty, and not to the
circumstances Of applicants fer office under It. Mail
robbers will stand no chance under the vgant sur
veillsnce OF Mr. Tllden. c9Ssider the Appointment
The naval court martial now in session at Barn
ums, will not adjourn before Jsly. The proceed
ipgs interrupted now by the absence OF Captain
Turner, one of It's members, who is now lying con-
fined by attack of irresipeles, or KIND Oh para
letic stroke in the face. There is great NUMBER OF
naval officers here at Barnum's; also many al the
Exchange Hotel. PRESCOTT.
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Baltimore.
espondence Of the HERALD
BALTIMORE, March 2, 1912.

Mn. EpIreR:-
man named Monday, was taken up yesterday
Sunday for attempting to exposulats, publicly,
to crowd, on the doctrines of the currency and
aboltionism. He may have been Dr. Swezie, en-
deavoring to promulge "holy relerisn."
Business is duller at this present time in Bali.
more, Than it has ever before been known. Dea-
lers are doing nothing. This depression is owing
to the dreadful state Of our currency. Rail road
orders uc uate not unfre quently from ten to fifteen
cents in day. There were some hopes on Satur-
day, that such arrangements would be made as to
allow the banks to take them and pay them out but
this hope has BEEN destroy ed by the legislature
fasing to legalize the act.
1t is pretty generally believed, that the new
sumption bill will pass, providing for the banks to
resume in sixty days, and in the mean time issue
notes Of denomination less than five dollars.
Miss Clifton takes her benefit tonight The
weather was cloudy and threatening rain all day
yesterday Last night, we had rain, thunder, and
lightning. Yours, RoDEsIcK.
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Auction Sales.
- 81 THOMAS DkLL.
fSSsyes Nos. ~ .dnn aud 10 FsiioHstyssts.t

IUEoDAfs
Mes.1, Tsa scf sssSes Of he
mas ~ in the most alhcnabls minner and Of The best
Al.C-Ths ,tire fixtures, eoupt,rs taolss DESKS gss.
nc belonging to the store and the store to let TIL The m
WEDNESDAY
b.. AlomT The entire family giving up house
ori.S s ~ is ssr,' Marshal the n
Sr Sa all ss @ s.d s. SC h
ss esd %c. s2d dsns tables
:teboards PLAN ard dressing polished and marble
Gp aH snS sSa so s splendid
ing esrs &c &c. al OF the most superior DESCRIPTION AID
Catalogues Thursday and the furniture ready for exaui
Also, Inn. sets splendid lamps large vases AMI
French Plate looking eia.sts
beautiful rose wood piauo forte OF exquisite touch ard
Cabinet Furn,turtA Ios o'clock vii be sold in the large
@ s' and T &c. Of
net FuiotuTs the u.iss properly of manufe and
FUN Fl tsGfP Pia ASf'sa' &C.
Duane IT, ss:ort~ent arrs,a-e, somi.ins pisr
sns naS sa
lesh. beds lair mattresses elegant dressing bureaus
sant psn nx snS aI
apns cos n s xah stand: ia. Hr e.try Kitchen sn
~ Co. will close a. public au ton on Wednestay March
sh 1872 at o'clock A. NJ the entire stock Of Fresh In
ported Europ-a Dry Goods of p.cksgere
eeved since Jan st, 1872 Sale at the store OF NEVlNs
Co. 6S CEDAR at. ma ST.
N0TlCE-RIELL 4 ARCULARIUS viii sell thIs morn
~ mg 10 oc oek at the Auction Room 30t Bro ,dway
Tart Of rid Port Msdra ard sherry in bottles and in der
Brandy asa Ssi s
pipes and haf ard By the dem Havana Principe
French hocolate. Sc. -
Also ~ sets fine Chns, Glass ware Cutler, SC.
market.
Aso-A variety Of Jellies and Peserv 3 AID of fine
qnaty tSesth-r with an nvoc. Of superior Stage Caring
CAB, and kidiug WHIPS &c &c. ms IL
GREEN HOU SEl PLANTS ArIAUCTION-The pub.
tic attention called splendid sale Of Green House
Rants to 3; sold at auction this afternoon at n o'clock at
Sehie HAIL 36 Broadway the best variety Offer
ed at suction thisy among which many and vau
able specimens OF monthly and Jsponca &c &c
JOHN b. GLOVER, Aoctiooeer,
mslr III Pearl street.
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PORTUGU ESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE ariamed ana c. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal AK
perceive to bs obtained in this country See adver
tsemenl the last eoluWnof fourth page. fe4 lm.s
ENCHIRIDION MEDILUM-The undersipnee, regular
Il practitioner Of medicine the City of New York
Der Of the Medea of the State and County hav
during the last eight accomplished great number
oiwondsriu and nisng every variety Of lons
standing dseases offers his ndance and medicines without
charge until the patient fairly tested the msdcns in ttsse
diseases. The ad,snsel beng over 50 yeas and long
lc:wi not be deceived He will be found till the Of May
1892 the Of Canal street and Broadway, and after
that ia Reed street, Broadway.
Nis ute quod agma est gloria noJtrs Ma
sapat, medicus curat morbus."
SOLOMON HEINE. M. d.
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nen directed under seal the Treasurer for the spa
ofthirty days may be thought proper which
hall be opened and stock awarded the purchaser or
purchasers in such and such terms as may
be agreed on by and with the consent of the Governor
SIC T. The stock sold shall be transferred In the
proper manner TO the purchaser purchasers BY the
State Treasurer, and the bonds received in payment
shall be cancelled by him and filed in his office, list OF
at Harrisburg.
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90 Number Three OF Ure's Dictionary has just been
issued by Laoy Sunderland l26 Fulton street. Every
mechanic artist manufacturer and miner, who would
masters their business will fail to subscribe to
this great and valuable work forthwith. This DictAon
airy will be completed in twenty semimonthly nun
bers and will be Illustrated by twelve hundred and forty
engraviDgs- Pfice twenty i've cents per number
pay able to the carries delivery.
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90 AMERIcAr MusEuM Moth " outstanding the rain
lest night large company assembled here greet his
Celestial Highness Yan-Zoo. He appeared and went
through his exercises with agility Of eye and limb
wholly unequslled and tho rspturous applause which
he received show ed that the fame which preceded him
Phillips was good voice. and Messrs Hearley Morris
30. land Csrito the pretty little dancer contributed
much to the entertainments. That experiment in Ami
NAL Magnetism surpasses any thing which Col. Stone
has reported Some perform repeated might
See advertisement.
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90 Mr.. Cotter, we perceive by his advertisement
has responded the loud call for another Grand Fancy
Dress Ball. to be given in that superb salon de
the Gothic, on Friday evening next, March 18th. We
have chosen from among those beautiful dresses named
in his ertisemeut in which intend to dispert
ourselves ON the evening of the anticipated gala.
There are some we wot Of going whose personaon Of
their assumed characters will he rich treat to witness
Who'll take Mawwormf Where's John Newlsnd
Mafftf
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Not many cattle in market to-day. Only about six
hundred beeves eight hunared sheep and lambs, and
sixty cows and calves.
Nearly all these Sold Beeves fetched from $3.50
to $3.50 o hundred weght-Cows and Gales from $40 to
$ss each-and sheep and lambs from 81 to So head.
In consequence Of the nclemency Of the weather. the
market was not active.
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90 Love sIcKxEss-The remedy for this common
complaint may be found in Sherm amphor Loz
They sllay all nervousness heal broken heart and
enliven the dsconsoatc Shermans Lozenges are good
for ell things and whoever needs relief from the ills
sLedger Buildings Phs; or at state street Boston and
get box and be cured.
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Died.


On the 5th inst HENRY AMBROSE, son of AbnBr and
Catharine N. Cook, agsd y years 10 months and II
days
On Monday, 7hirst. HANNAH LORD, wife of DR.. Alex
ander T. Watson and eldest daughtee Of the late John
Wilson.
The friends of Dr. Watson and those of her late father
respectfully invited c attend her funeral on Wed
nesday 9th inst At o'clock, from her late residence
No. IS White ST. eet, without further invitation.
On Monday morning It'll inst at half past o'clock, Of
coneston Of the brain JOHN, only child Of John and Ca
Uterine Mcbride aged years and months.
The friends and of the family, and the
members OF the Hbernian u B. Society, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock
from the residence Of his father Of Walker and
Eldridge streets.
March It'll, JAMES r. CREIsHroN, aged "a years.
- His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral from the residence ofhis mother No. 70 Bedford
street, on Wednesday, the 9th inst. at 9Oclock A. M
His remains to be taken to Staten Island for inter-
ment
On the 7th inst after lingering illness, Mr.. WALTER
jolly in the Goth year of his age.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend his funeral the sth inst, at O'clock P. NJ,
from his late residence, Nc ll6 Mulberry street.
New Orleans and Cincinnati papers will please copy.
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Married..

On the evening Of the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr. Price,
Of ST. Stephens Church, LIST Lieutenant GEoRGs WASH.
INGroN F. Woop, S.A, OF Philadelphia to Miss Emma
AucusrA third daughter Of Thomas Walworth of this
city.
AtNew Orleans Feb %, Mr.. A. T. EZEKIEL, of this
city, to Miss Frances, daughter Of Mr. B. Cohen Of the
former place.
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90 CHATHAM THGArRE.-The entertainm ents offered
ut this popular theatre to night infinitely superior
anything Of the kind ever presented John sefton that
fvsrite son Of Menus, drew Down shouts Of laughter
and applause from crowded auditory by his nmtable
personation Of Jenny Twtchcr in France and England
The Golden Farmer" and Mo BIB the OUTLAW are re
peated tonight with the neruds ofthe Lady and the
Devil" in which Messrs HELD, c. Mestsyer and Mes
danes Thorne and Herbert appear.
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Weekly Report Of Interments
10 the City County Of New York the Geh day
n he 9Th day of March, 1870

1872, to the 5th day OF March, 1897
80 Men-l2 Women-s5 Boys-l5 Girls. Total 1871,
DnEA,Es1Apoplexy 81 Asthma 1; Asphyxy 3; Ab:cess
Bleeding Bleeding from stomach Bleeding from lungs
Burned scalded Cholera Cholera
Mebus0 Cancer Collie o. Consumption 80; Cenvulsions Is
Group Hives 81 Debility Derpn tremsns Diabetes
DarhGa Death from Poison o. Dropsy q Dropsy in head
Il DIopsy in the chest Drowned; Dysentery hyspeas
raj do remtten q DO bilious do nammatory o. do inter
ment o. Gravel o. Hip Disease lntcmperance o. lnism;
nation d. Of liver de Of womb do Of brain 81 do Of
tomach do of chest .; DO lungs is do Of bowels Of
throat Jaundice o; Killed murdered o. Locked Jaw
O. Lues venerao Morhesoni; Maformation Q; Msrs.nus
s. Measles Old 81 Organic disease Of heart Palsy u
RhsuD,tsm Spinal disease o. selrhu' g; Suicide spus
liberation Of throat o. Ulcers vrioloid o; Whoopng
Cough o; Worms o.
AoEsOfi year and under So betweenl and T. 1879 and
co. and 10 and 30 20 and 80 ls 80 and a. 20 and
NJ 50 md Ia 90 and 10 and 80 80 and 30 and
100 o; 100 and upwards.o o; unknown.2.
PAcE. yNAIIry-unitsa states Irsl.ndts7 England
sessions N: A. West Indies Il Portugal 0; Germany 5;
America o; Unknown0
fsomaAlms House. Bellevue I; Hospital Io Fever Hos.
pifa o. Pexitentiary Hospital l. Backwes bland 8; Small
Pox Hospital i City Hospt 2; New Jersey q West Ches
WILLIAM A. WALTERS. City Inspector.
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DO G. Il OR BELL

NOCTOR BELL devotes personal attention daily until
ny to the removal Of private dseases every stag,
Ali suffering under protract u.sueess
by those
boring under the DESTRUCTIVE effects of mercury laek aos
rrns and all who the renainR Of dsease in d
system may consult Dr. B. always with guarantee Of cure
Do Persons contemplating marriage who have bees tie sS
ees Yf delicate disc may c9nsn Bell with honorable
distance have his prompt attention DR. = treatment
erposssto Is to be safe and perms
asnt 49,
20 r. from Broadway m7lm'
John McCABE cos INTLLLi0LNCE UFFICE
- Nassau st. ,u
Irving. Prof kenwi,k. 80 RS I'm.
ID EMITTANCEsi in all sof Eng and, frsan scotland
j. SfLvESTERS
ms 81 wsIlr lao Broadway.
no lie The convenient we'll ..u,ed sscrs No. ia
Broadway. Appyto NJ =; sfL "a 10 90 s.n.S.
UNIVERSITY OF THE lily ~ NV YORK
" Public Comme ncercnt Of the Medical Department on
inc 9Th ~ ooct at he ChapeiThc
Chancellor delivers the adares TO II. sdIr.uz cas Th;
az The Medical protest. the friends Of the
I'm yersv are invited 70 sttsnd Seats reserved for tho
ladies' 81 order Of 5 Is DRAPER. Secretary
March 9Th, 1874. az. st--f n5H
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WEST INDIA Royal MAIL SrEAMERs.-As it will
afford important information to our numerous rea.
Clyde, which is TO sail from this port on the 1Oh to
any of the British possessions in the West Indies
Letters should be therefore forwarded to the Post
Office Agent No. Pine street, on or before the 9Th
sions must be prepaid in New York; letters also can
be forwarded to the Pacific Ocean by Panama
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There are now in prison IA males, rs females
Total $40 persons.
and 26o EEz abeth street, owned by Asa Worihing-
ton. and used for burning and grinding coffee spices
DC, BY steam, was destroyed by fire about one
$l5. 600; covered by insurance. An adjoining build
ing occupied by John Prye. was also partially de-
mayed.
STEALING CHAIN CABLK AND AxcnoR.-A man
named Jacob Abrahams. late Of Long Island, was
chain cable and anchor worth 1886, from the scow
Joseph Marshall lying at Flushing Long Island
He sold the articles to Patrick Gormley, No 266
Wooster street, where they were found and recover
ed. He was committed to prison. a
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. ~ - - 70 . 10


TINS EVENING, Mar 8, is4a-The performances will
LONDON Assurance: u.u..;..
e sS., Ass sjd: e0a' ~
Lady Gay SPEAKER, MIS- seymour
feit Mrs Versou
CHARLES O'MALLEx
% 0oss b P.swssa Bsr cAars i.s Mssy Whs'y
Adas. ioo@Bores ~ Pit 50 cent. G.llsry asee@ts.
ACBAM THEATRE
second night Ct Re Engagement.
THIS EVENING, March sh--TLe Performance will
-. THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Zsphy siua, Mrs Thorne
THE COL EN- FARMER.
Jenny Twteher, John seflon G.iden Farmer. ThorDs
To conclude with
MOBB THE OUTLAW
Jenny Twitcher, john Seton Mob5, Mr. Stevens.
sesss scents I'D and I'd srsss, Pitiai ;islsTy Ia,
0earr oper at q: Curtain rises a. Y preci.ely
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING" March s--The performance viii
commence with
GIN De ne Liza.
L. FGnee de Iointd.-Veal, Mr.. FornsastIe
Cinderella, MIS- Timm
For tie ad time, new original Musical Burlesou. o,
Richard 81, entitl. Id
u;.,, RICHARD NO III.
Richard s.u. A.. Machell-Aenry King. Nickssop.
"a''S Ann IT, Mss Roberts
Peter spyk, Graham j.,rs en- C,-.
Gertrude N' NJ. S'@As
81 csns. circle soeeuts Upper boIzs csn.
ooors omen al half past six Curtain rise, a, .sv.
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CARL KING.

terms, the Albert straw in particular patroDsd
QUEEN VICTORIA
The silk dpartm conducted by the most ingenou, and
tasty mners be eQualled The siks Of the
style fresh imported Trimming and Flowers to
pond Those who wish TO couync. themselves may call at
No. 50 Canal Broadway and IL Diysinn streets.
N.B-His Pai Ribbons aud French Flowers, are Of the
latest STYLE and be purchased either of his
ments at wholesale and retail reasonable terms m8 I'm