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Here is an increase OF 9 10 900, on 0 IN the money value
Of funded property during the same period that the
money value OF labor decreased 50 per cent or, in other
words, the industrious psor are so per cent wors Sc off
than they were u years since, nj the rich are 80 per
cent better Oft The result is actually greater tn ian il
appears however, because from 1871 to 80, ESQ ,O0O, 900 of
debt were paid OF aud thai amount invested in foreign
stocks, the ma, ket value Of shich may be added 10 the
increase in thu value of consols. The new policy of the
British minis: sr is calcuisted directly to counseract this
evil. He has RI nav ed the ar lens upon consum able ar.
ticles, and Imposed them upon in ,ore' which exceed $3.50
per annum.
This has the double operation Of relieving the laborers
-oftaxes, furnishing them with cheaper means Of living
and therefore giviay them opportunities to accumulate,
and thus to prodace gradually a nes distribution of pro.
perry. The same policy alap,ed TO our own govern.
mentnow. would tend to preserve an equality of wealth,
by the great impetus which the mu II lily beneficial
measures OF the two governments would give TO Trade
and commerce. The con'orss anil enj'y nj nts OF the
prople of both nations would be greatly enhanced.
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NEW BeD!oRD, Aprl 22-Ar Notus. NV arshsm fer N rork;
Nvork.
PLrn ourH- Arr previous 20 asd, Horatio, Baltimore; Ma
nan. DO; LXceunn, NYerk; Mirs Hill, do; sid Ann Maria, TIN
Essip0r) Baltimore.
GLoTcEsIER, April 2e-i Arr FLORIDA, Mschias for NYort;
PHILADELrHI,, Apr. 2t-Arr choctsw. Tampicc; cid On
~, LasaayIa; Acorn Boston Lawrence II Ad ans saco' NJ
Susan. do.
NoRyoLx, April ao-An Jane, salem; aist, Thorsss Hay
FsrpsRcK,BuRc April 1908 Atl.ntic, Boston; Lucinda.
Portland.
W,LM,soros, nc: April LAR Manche,tsr tBr) Ha,bqy
ISLAND; Ontario, st Thomas; Oh IS + Thorn, NYork; cid NJ
Frothpghau, Ga daioup'; Leseilyn. d; Tecumseh, r. vi.
James 4 Samuel, NYork: r ,horn do.
GEcRGETowN. Sc. April is-Arr Fanny Colt, NYo,k.
tHARLEsroN. 4 pril % Arr Marced,, NYork Ia he cfhrg
Chatham, from Liverpool; Calhoun, from Nxork: also bark
two brigs, and a schr 2l.t srr Thos Bennet, Liverpool; Ohio,
Phiiad; George Henry, New York; cu Daniel, Bremen: Mary
ia nmond, Port Leob; sid Richno d Havre; Perry, NYork.
SAVANNAH April 2l-Arr New ark, NYo k; I'D Ellen Brooks,
Liverpool; Lord Goderish, II johns; Camilla, Boston; st 81
mona, Bermuda
Months, april i7-Cld Admittance. Havre; Judg. Hitchcock.
Posvidence; LAZY Of the Lake, Havana; arr Weybossst, Provi-
dence.
NV osLr.Y,. Ayril le1CM Auburn, NYor. ;Gl.ueatine.
Bremen; Sea Lion. II tvIe, Dam iscus, Liverpool; Wa'p.le: do;
Etbeccs, do; serere, Baltimore; Abby B .ker, New Yo !; John
Ga,ver, Cadiz; Georgian. Boston; Extio, de-; Della. Nfork;
Dapu,e Aliiesnte; Caravan, NYers; Min,Iya, do; Convert,
GO; Flora, 81 Pierre; arr 81 Cloud, Liverpool; Diugo, Kingston,
Jam; saviaa, Boston; d B Keller, Bermuda; Nevis, st Tho
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long as they can defer the sales, the more opportunity
they have Of buYinR up the bills at a discount.

long a. they can defer the sales, the more opportunity
they have Of buying up the bills at a discount.
The American Exchange D INK has declared q divi
dend oftwo and one half per cent FIR the last six months
payable on the ID Of May. Pretty fair for a stock worth
50 cents on the dollar. The dividend is probably in an
~ticipation of a rise in Indiana and Illinois stocks.
The position ofthe Uaited States in relation to its Us
cal affairs, is nov very similar to tina. Of Grea. Britain,
as ANNOUNCED by Sir Il ,bert Peel That's, that oo'h
are under the necessity Of increasing the revenue
and in both countries the amount OF money that may Dc
derived from the customs has reached It's maxi"u"' ~
from different Causes. In Great British the pu'oe" y
taxation has exhausted the c~onsump,ive powers OIL tue
paople. They cannot continue to purchase as muono VI
taxed consumable articles as heretofore unless 'ne
ports are diminished. In the United states, the ciIcaia'
ton from a cheap paper currency is bee om'ns reduced
10 a dear soecie currency. In the exsct proportion, IN
wbich this takes place, the ability to import goods at a
,ro6t declines. and of course the ability to tax these
goods. The difficulty in England is clearly seen ny the
minister, and he has promptly applied the remedy, VIZ,
10 decrease the imports on consumabie articles and levy
the tax upon property. This measure Is not only bene'
6cial to Great Britain, but is universally admitted, even
bv high tariff advocates, to be OF great prospective
services to this country. Those who have long %erjoyed
..nro.ectiopr in England are now the mast jealous SUP
poriers Of the proposed reduction, because they have DIS.
covered that the operation Of 'pro.ec, ton" defeats the OBJ
,ects fov which it was intended. 1t indeed prevents for
eign competition, but its oppression imPeverishes the
people and ultimately destroys the home market. Our
own Legislators, in the results furnished by England
can be cheaply furnished with the experience Of agesif
they are disposed to profit by the lesson. We painted
out in q recent article, the immense reduction which
has been made on some Of our agricultural productions,
by the proposed bill. In that article we copied a table
from a speech Of Mr.. Clay, wherein he exhibited the
English duty on certain articles OF American produce,
49, l--o --,o. ~k -AI sntA
our exports to Great Britain. We will here insert that
table again for the purpose of comp ring it with the du-
ties imposed by Mr.. Clay's formed tariffs on articles,
which were very largely Import from England to this
country.
CHANCE IN THE ENGLISH DuTY ON CERTAIN ARTICLES OF
AN sRicAS Produce
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BIZ Compromise Pro

We might enlarge this table until it embraced most al.
every article Of import; but this is sufficient to show
that the policy of the Congressional Committee is diane.
trically opposite to that Of British Ministry; that while
the former are endeavoring to throw obstacles in the
way Of free intercouVss between the two countries the
latter are endoavoring by all means to encourage the
sale of American produce in English markets in ex-
change for B british manufactures. For ages has the Eng.
lish government chung to the absurd policy of protection,
until, to their surprise, they find that the stability Of the
throne, almost the existence Of the empire, as well as the
welfare of the people, depend uDon an spproxima alton to
free trade. The inevitable result Of protection in CO,
operation with lthe paper system has been to impoveri'h
the many and enrich the few. We have alluded to this
operation on a former occasion, and have now compiled
the following table, showing the decreased money value
Of those articles whch are produced by manual lator,
in q period Of twenty FIVE years. The quantities pro-
duced at each period are taken from parliamentary pa.
pers, and the prices are taken from Took.
TAsLE ON THE QUANTITY OF PIG lRoS AND TIN PRODUCED
IN The kINGD NJ, AND COAL At NEwcAsTLE, AND orHER
PoRrs, WITH THE 4 RICE AND Money VALUE OF EACH IN
1916, 1895 AND lss5.
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state of Trade.

Business is moving . iIiiia ia liz several markets, hut
the transactions wiii Dear no con- psiiscn Win those Of
former years.a al the SANE period, ~ po,nt of amount, and
the indicsi,ons are thai tMo srs.nh " 10 br in exceeding-
ly short one The rates oi a." .raiing articles of pro
dnce are very snail today, aii vi aoni change. From
the supplies receised aHd eNlectsd p ak s.s declined 2
little; Ohio was sold a. 81 81 ari SO 4. Laid is in good
densnd 81 % abi ior Oi,n, and .7,ers for New Yors
iichlel hams, u 2 seems ~ AZ; .m"kr,i q a s cents
prime butter Is quite scaic Dss s- corct,. fresh ip
pals, sells freely al % . ~ ., d "a \. .ri. At Is a 20 cents:
<hipplng ga Gents: caa@s', s1Hi -rnis. there havs
been some sales OF Wilming.on Tas,..n,ine at 4, 81 "a
81 sugar, Muscovaices AMI b owu II vsns.. an advans,
ci a per cent has tnkca piicf.. Ssies 5u0 bhds NJ.
q leans ct a ct; LOO s. Crci< 81 81 a 81; 1000 Porto RI
80 4 a u; AGO Cuba Nusccvsio At Al , s; 100 hoxes
crown Havana at 4 a % aud somc y, Gi. sna 100 AZ 81
= me- white Brazil st6 q o., aaa a,srgo on ,erms mo-,
cxnspired, all 4 months.
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Passe myers Arrived.

LoSDoN-Packst ship Mediator-J Harrison, w II HARRISON,
2 Haryi.oo, NswJersey; Mis-. 5 A Under wood, ? Dsnp,lsr,
children, Mss Dayie. Doct X Mu rah, Mr. Rehsrdson, Mr.
Ball, MIR Goa ST. b Glessilg, Losd,n; Mr. Muller, Prussia
220 il the steerage
CHARLs'Iss-SShi Cath 'rine-C a Shepard and l,dy, Mr.
L. Gardener; X B Aob arts, Pa terson; Wa Collins. Of hii.del
Ihis; A Bragg. L Tyson. A Moss, u Jennings. X VIII field.
Muster Whitfield IA In he steerags.
aHAhLEsTovIBrig ueorge,A Thompson and lady Mss
W Chiffon, l. T B.l. d., Z Bmds.ye, P . Wentw orth, J
Catlin, Dr. Bust 2 Boo b, II A Sm.h, L H Babcock, =
LivERpooL-ohip b. Ayma.-Mr Coates aud family. Mr.
Rhode. and lady. CCha nplin an finally LID IN the steertge.
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10 the City aud County of New York, from the 9Th day Of
April. 1872, TO the 23d day of April, ls42.
~ Men-s2 Women-4s Boys-4i Girls. Tosai 1853.
D~IEASEs-Apoplexy o, Asthma I; Asphyxy l; Abscess !;
Bleeding o; Bleeding from stomach o.; Bleeding from lungs l;
Burned or scalded 3; Casualties 0; Cholera infantum 3; Cholera
Merbuso o; CancsrE Cole 0; Consumption "a: Csnyulsions s
Group or Hives 4; Debility .; Deluium trrmens 2, Diabetes o;
nis,rhea !; Death nom Psisone' DTOpsy !; DroPsy IN head
Q; EplePsyl !; Fever 4 do. ,e.le, 70; DO typhoid 5; do. peu.pe-
miiient . Gr.veio; Hip Disease Q; Hopping Con 5; lniiam;
stomach .; do Of eh.s. 4 do; Of lung. u; do. Of bow.lso; DO Of
Jsundics ., Killed or murdered 2; Locked Jaw 2 Lues
g. Measles o.; Old age 3; Organic disease Of heart 2; Palsy O.;
rheumatism D; Spinal disease ., Scirrhus o; Suicide O.; Sprue
/; Small Px 4; Scrofula l; Teething !; Tumor o; Unknown
0; liberation Of throat y; Ulcers 0; Vaioloid o; Whoopias
Cough o; Worms0 -
ASEs-OfI year and under, 80; betweenl and 3. if;a and :
~; 5 and 10, II, 10 and ~, $; 20 and 80 90: 80 and 30. I'll 40 and
So Is; SO and so, 3 50 and 10, S, 10 and 80, %; so and 20 Q 80 and
100. o; 100 and upwards. D; unkncwn.0
PLACES OF NAIivITy-United Statesi ~; ireland 90; England
8; Scotland 2; switzsrland o; Franc. 9. Hollands o.: British Pos
sessions. N; A. 2; West Indies %; Portugal o.: Germany q
Sweden G; Wales O.: Africa 0, Span 0; Russia 0; Italy o.; n
America o; Unknown 4
fRoM-Aims House Bellevue, s; Hospital IL; Fever Hos.
Ritaie; Pc, itentiary Hospita!a, B~lackwells Leland 2; Small
Px Hospital 2; CiyiH yspt | o; New Jersey 2; West Ches-
ter l; Long Island s; coiored Persons 40.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
Cit" '"soe-tors Office, April 20 !Si2.
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Cattle Market.

In market about eight hundred becves, three hundred
sheep, and Hhy cows and calves.
Sales not very brisk. Only forty cows and calves
all the beeves.
Prices for sheared sheep ranged from 81 so to So each
woeled sheep from 81 so to IS so; for cows and calves
from sac to $ss a head; and for beeves from S. to 81 per
hundred weight.
There was plenty Of hay in market. Very few sales.
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Park THEATRE,

THIS EVENING A s;s;' a ees;s S s.sss;u..e. will ..mn.,,.
WI" Se 3 ePera Of
E Eii.%s; ''' Ne. ss IS s's''''
..., MY vi wif sGHslDf br VII '
Gss.9aip sansaron. MrFssd,Iiek
ffiSssis s~a''d"n Mis-. cy,%.a '
Admission-Bore 81 ; Pit SO cent. Caller, ~ vsr,on
THEATRE. =
THIS EVENING, April 2s---The performances will com
wv 7 ss s.sSiS'
s S' V;, n'a1' Aual.y, NiTS S,.ss:
NJ rgery Chips, Mrs Tho ne
A,. wi. sssssE in 4: ;s sf e: s s::t; ! e sssis; si F::..
sub58SRssN 'e TGarcsTGGskKrs.
s sss:$!s !: as.s,, y ) '''' II Il; E s3.,s
1ss;: ~: .ss + 20 : si..:.. rs,, Isl S So: an IT.
- TA
THIS EVENING April as The Performance WI9 con-
NJ sa sFTic%%,s'' Mr. Mi,se.;,
h st1sSE; Mn Tj%s
Sam san; w.ll.s MIR. H;nss ,ssss
Betty. MRS M S.ss
MIS- III so SoRS TIis
eoc 1s'::;r e.sx., Nj; G Ess,.
Adm.'os-Ds.. - s,rci: Scents. Upper be.s: y es...
boo. cD.n n .:s:s curtain rise. a, h.lfp... seven
WEIGH AND MANN, 1fRorRlEToKs.
oea, and ND Gard q Sp riusi Effort.
LAST NIGHT
OF THE SEASON.
THIS SskSsF1 a.. q s stEs S .SIsas's r.s.,.. wi.
r, ,,,, ,,,. iPS$T;sii ~ Act.
Mr.. sm' b -i @Sdd ss. Song rs y III n Il H q; 3; :ll..... equation.
Grand Farewell ' fEvii ms SoSf fTii'': I''si'''s'S y
a great scene T! @S %%'i saS, s y M Mr. s Ri:.s' shi'inf'n' son
suec.ea.d.ya dosuliss lELESa,.th.n Ballet. entitled
Es$rsite, Mns hss%i
Equestrian Manager, Nj. Csdwailaaer
JOHN JOHN SMITH will, sing and dance M ls . ::, ws 4 ! s w,,n2 =. :
i sssis ok !s I ri III I in,!saa sss .:t. r. ' '"sSsssi''s
An Equstrj:n asp.,, J; csd".ifsd sa' apd iS Mr., sri.s on heir
Canto4 stesd,. snIed Love in The n rI.
n e s 's?$S; e. H K II *; {; i; 23s!i ' VIII.
Mr.. Levi Ss5:s SS |! , =, form - act entitled
FRS, appearance taf, y. s I:st Z ' he S ssah, highly admired
MIR. e. f' RoSERs:
To be followed Hy a sS9..S Cs,.lf.ds, introducing all tie
tss ~ hi s'es Pageant = s1a.'''
IL IL eSp sTGE yin wAxrp,
Or tn II 81 Born Lord and the Humble Lover.
Sissid. s sn I'D f arm, Mi M. Mars 5, A 1o's
sdm.sicn-Boses 80 cen's:-p. IS cents.
Doors osen at J o'clock-ferformance to commence a, =
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Married.

On Monday, 2Sh April. by the Rev Mr.. McIlroy, GEO
DiGsIE, Esq to Miss CArHAaINE SrIoKLER, youngest
daughter of John Stickler, Esq, all OF this city. Char.
lesion papers will please copy.
On "Wednesday, 2pth inst by the Rev. DR.. Stone, Jos.
BRADSHAW, of this city, to Miss SARAH ]. HAIGHr, OF
BWokiyn.
On Friday, 22d inst, by the Rev. DR.. Spring, JoHy T.
WAIT, Of Norwich, to Mrs. ELIZABETH HaKRIs, of this
city. .
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Iron. Tin. Coal
IT.. PC. Value. rs. Pc. Value. rs Pc. Yaiu

1915 325 100 7 275 90 5345 lUl z 3s 1885 Ot5 IS asa, 275
1895 ssi,ss7 $40 3.ls7 s22 axe 70 s4-v7i S sl 76s ~ 3 2s OF
1885 SIS AIT 263s6s 1850 70 81 $50 s s54 0,3 10 8 I 7,0z6
1912 $40 0co 3 100000 1850 IS si6,' $50 7,s590oo 8 3 37 500
The prices for 1916 we're given in a currency depre'
eiated IS per cent. This we have corrected, and given
the specie value. /. will be observed, that in every ar
ticle the laboring man has to produce nesrly double the
quantity Of metal now for the same money which he re.
ceived in 1876 In all that tim, the taxes upon consum-
able articles remained the same il has therefore every
day become more difficult, fbr persons Of Sc Ill incomes
to accumulate any property Ga the other hand, those
Of large income experienced no higher tax, and their
Accommodations have been very rapid. This accumula.
ted property has brel constantly seeking investment;
and as British stocks offered the greatest Inducements,
capitalists have competed for their possession until thsy
have raised the price Of them so per cent, as will be
seen in the following table =
TABIE OF THE AvEs.Gg Pace ~ THE Bnrri-H FUSD'p
DtBr. AND MONEY VALCEos THe ron rESsODs OF
FIVE YEARS. FROM TIE cLosE Nf rIs W Va W To lst1
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BY THOMAS BELL.
(81svesHos.ss finn and 10 Fulfonstyesfs.l
DAY

THIS DAY
Furniture sale Il s6 Beck nan street,
Compri;ing the valuabl. Fupi ure hume rous bedrooms, par
.nrs and drawing rooms. WITH all the usual housekeeiag articles
Ga.
Ate o'clock. at 2e Bro adwat I. cor Park Place,
sa'diery. Hr pese, &e.-By oatslog1s, the valuable stock Of
London and city made sa1dle s. Als.-Csack AID . ngl, hsr.
ress in great variety.
The public will please uotcs the above articles ar. all OF The
vel known aud approved msrufacture Of Geo. Denck. The
best mate ias an wo.knsnshif.
WEDNESDAY,,
ttNo.T Courtlandt street,
,rurnituic sale, being the entire furniture ola 4 story cented
At i0l O'clock, at 80 Dominick st,
E.sgah. Furniture, comprising the genteel furniture Of a
family givi"g Up housekeeping, includi ng the u.u ii vsriety OF
sr',ci.s IN me line IN good order, including a veIy hie piano
THURSDAY,
Al i0i o'clock, at 205 Greenwich 81, near 8 ,rci,y.
Furniture Sale Ihe entire furniture of a genteel boar ling
house.
Alol oc'ock, a. 81 livingston st.
SAdministrators Sale of Furniture.
FRIDAY,
Atlo o'clock, in the large siors, No. IS Ann street,
formerly the Episcopal Press
Extensive sale, by order OF a receiver-WIllb be sold under he
d'rec, ion Of $. Drury, kfq receiver, the following valuabls
articles OF furniture, NC. in lots - suit pun chasers, viz: 90 ex
csllsnt sofss, vari' Gus patterns aud { snion; 81 do French bed
sie"ds, 3 bureaus. 8 bookcases, ~ looking glasses, 8 roc king
chars, ? sofa BEDSIDE doz mahogany French and Grscian chairs
IS best hair mattresses, s marble top centre tables, and various
other articles Of superior cabinet mrai'ure.
AIso,-immed,steiy. after, in the store lis Fulton street,
under The same dire elton, 3 piano foites, one splendid organ,
AID one not so good, 3 chandeliers, &c.
Catalognesin time. Every article must be sold to close an
estate.
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.
80 MaAA@-
BOSTON, via ~STONINGTON AND NEWPORT. com
posed Of the toiow NC superior steamers, running IN connec.
ton with the bloomington and Providence, and Boston and
Providence Railroads.
MASSACHUSETTS Capt .Comstoeh.
RHODE Capt .Jhayer.
NAREAGANSETT, Capt Woois.y.
MoHE0AN Cap. Wand rbit &
One of which will leave New York daily, Sunday &c xceptsd
from pier No l North River. Battery Place at o'clock Pm.
.45Torgemenf.
The NARRAGANsEr +, on Monday Wednesday, and Fri
days, tor toningtOn.
The, MAssAChysETTS, on Tuesdays. Thurs days, aad
Saturday for >ronington.
pa.eiiger. on the arrival Of the .teameyr IT stouingt-n my
take the Railroad Care and proceed imme1. a.ely to Providence
ana Boston.
Flight taken atthefo.iowing much reduced rztes:-
To Boston, Oh goods weighing forty pom 9 or upwards 10
tn. cubic foot, at SIS 50 per ton, and on mt asarement z rods Z
cents per foot.
To Providence. on measurement goods s cents ptr cubic
foot, and sp' c,hc article articles M per tariff to be obtained at
office ~ Broadway. mai SIN
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Corner BrOaltpdu and Ann street.

p. 7 Bsrnun, Manager, 20
! n,. 'iSs her, oi iRs tss'G GIh hs'" cal h 4: s s:s., ;s.;T'i Bay 1s 3:
H B lH I !ss% u 3. ss,t : sne Is Fl Fa he s''; ,:s:as ss s%: y charge a e
Moist Nj. T TaSs, il. . u S:,, s GO f s;sls;i. 'iiI IN T. ;s' Il: IN i:
T fs.s:. i, M q. .s!S. si.5 & r. ff ss.iTs F C s;i:i,:i !fsT 4 Nv s:.s Sf
child ,sf... yss:o,d, / o. SiaSaf4 With seai
Ss'sa At Grand c aa@a: ns.s end s soS 1000 cS1ia.' rsse' s ssss
AsPi.nd,d day ..iormsne. takes place every wednssas-
Adm,,,ance 70 he whole as cents children h lrpr;ee.
PEAHr.'s NV HONK
b The sss, m.aie, viii ini1. daes his "A .i.rse ,diS.r5 dsf,a..
M: AUSTIN the original Deal Z mic Singer. will ini !
a' S.:, ... Yxt !: $ vii 4 ' G.ss s' ! hs.syi E j. r.,.....
D.G9ERnEoryrE LIxhSkssEs correctly taken IN afsw ~
'' sfls y pil''i bH HiFf fss IL fssit, ever, w.4.... ,
'n 6a s'i IuSdissd i'' snd afsy 'f Pe@i1aii. Il : d iislSs. A
Admi.,snce IS ceot,-chillren half pric-. nag
IIKtnAriC iEADING,-Hiss ~CLAkLNYON "a
la, 49, me hon,T e an""a"1s that shs WI J, s'e he, I uts aid
SSc SETS Z iBRXSFl, On nsf Ta..d ay .. .es i., AS,ii g. y 1 II:
frem .he Cou ely Of London A Insurance.
PROGRAMME.
Tn. Deserted Efile-(a drsn attic sketab) 'y.....TP Morris
Asd.es r. guest &c, washii lg,on. PWiih:
M"nsd, on The Death of j r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
My M3,hers Gr-v.'''' '''"''''.''.'' ..Jams. A idr'ch
R'c'ta"s-yg S. I.s.;r,,sI !, f,yias.e. o,wsy
r Wue-Jnt I iefre - chertda NM Nlef
Rich ea-Tte Cardinal -. ......E @ Bulwer
ihe Lady Of Lyons-P.uline and
"; uie Msleot'e b. = I. .......".EL Buiwsr
Hsml,t-Hsmst. Shakspeare
pAsrn III.
The Child AsIsep. .................. H w LonefeIlow
When In Peac, go. P.,E ~. ~,
h. Days That Are Past. .Ep-s ssrsent
Lihes 90 a W atsTpooi' w Brt ant
The Magnolia Mis- frances Ossood
PART ".
CeI'br.tsd limitations OF the pow erful c. arseierp in well
known sceAes from the Lew and popular comedy Of Loud u
Readings u commerce at eight O'Clock. Tickets, 50 cent,,
to be a. at tie pr ~ D. a. music aud book tires, and nj the So
ciey LIB ao IN Z eesd v evening. a23 II
Nan ia > /, T. |. a5l S.IO\D HNIT-1n s6IREL-
M S, usnns, - S,SonJ soir.. vii, ,,L. - -.
y, c,ety Libr.r ,oymo r w fWrJn.s =, evepirs o. Of
Anil hen he vii mir :, M. N. foiinwI ,;ress:
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Weekly Report or Iuter.nenus

On Monday, 25th inst, JOHN EpMuSD SCHULTZ, in the
23d year Of his age.
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DED OR GRE HAIR may te c ,ang.d to a b sutiiul au-
~ burn or Jet bl ok in two or th.e h ,urs, W usipg a bottle
of he celei rated Italian Dye. Itia, justly obtamed q reYuta
tirn Ear surpnssug all others how ~ use. and may be s-i
without the least 49, ny Il h-r 20 The hair ~ skin. Therefore,
the difficulty at procu ing a satab { article for col r me the
hail, has deferred may f,or ate uptitg Il. But now this DIFF
bern w,l.ig testimoty Of IFS III ;acy. For sale ny A. B
sand, y To. 27s Bro dvsy cntu.r Of Oh ,mb-r: A. b. 4 p
= ,nd-, 70 Fulton. c ,ner 81 q nd and 100 FULTON, co. ler Of
Wiinsm; aud Sabds X 10 20 Esi Brosdw sv.
French Polls ling fasts-ihss ,iri- - a c 'nbins'i n o. ele-
meD'sry su' stanc' 5 h. wing 4 strong sfhnity Tor each Other,
wh,eh viii mite and FORM = com oird sltse.'h,r new ia ,,s
ehtrscier. Tue hi lisLc, al du, abIIy of HE pol sh Il i'm
pr's to the most delic src artice 81 furniture srch ~ ma
hogzpy, ros, wood ebo, y. l'ti- nrnsrble. abe to garage, ps-
tent leather. " IL fAry c,ps. "a. $ unsurpassed Its spphe stiou
10 easy, r .qIiring very it'll. labor 20 res,nre The Article to ia
erigi.s' be,uy; For "a. tys,R sans & Co, Granite
buildings 23 Broadway. c ,-r.r ff h,mb strse'; a.o bv
A. Z. sfd d. s nds. 70 md Ito Fplton street.; ID. Sards & Co.
II East Broadway. Price IS c ps. s9s im'm
CUKGICAL Entail INSTRUMENTS m,Lu'sc
" tur.d by WM. r u .ivu D Nc, So Goid street
general assortment Of 81 C above In rImsn,s H. ptlon hand and
m sc 10 or''r Of the, M 81 approved ,rit'e,ns. re medical
lrose.sr,n in g-Iers' deaie $ are v,ied to call and x ,nine b "
fore y rchasi : elsewhere
81 ri g.s. 40 mach and G., -pirg p.ups. s,liuts aud fesc' e
sl ara us-lrs rimen;s for oia5 Zoe AID o'nrr cisto' ions oi
han aud made to order
Cud. ry and s4rsicaI ins' un, L. repaired il he best pessi-
bic " amer, and on re- 9 + ADJ. terms
R.fre c~s-Vsien lie NJ, g, ~. D q anvil e 8 ap Pat.
ternn. VI. D.; Alfred {. Post. MI AID Joan 9. q es IN IN.
NJ ID. 1853 -
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GREAT BARGAINS in
e. A z p f. rs.

EANT.IES aud Merchants .h0n. "a Craping CNrpe'fng v til
r find It All Of jet 10 c,.l aud X mi IN, the very sx'ensiy. IN
beautiful assor, IN. nj NOW onsnInr By rs, at the cash Car, ct
Store, $50 earl street Our stock has be.n selected nth great
care, and beirg touga, for cs-t this Sprin ., we ne enabled 10
, fer hem I, III. pub ic II .ueh prices as VIII suit the unes,
noug t.,em NAV be iouni-
Superior b ngish Brussels. 3 ply,
Ingram aud v D.,im Csr,.tug.
Tuit.d Wilton and bsuss.ls Rus,
Tr nspsentirs. L soie I'd t.no Covers.
Oil Cloths from 2 t. a 'eft wide and al other arti lee
al u,ed TO the trade. Tn public ca" he convinced If The fac,
b. calling on J H. LOUNoBERf X 90.
.olIvrs+c 40 Pearl ar ~