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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, March ae-s p. M.


For Oswego Bank notes yesterday rs cents the dol
lar was offered The safety fund.- dependence for re-
dempon, has vanished and the almost universal fate Of
all the safety fund banks that have failed heretofore de-
sroys any confidence that might be entertained IN the
ability Of the bank to redeem its notes. There are
many Of the other western safety fund banks the saoy
of which, like that Of the Oswego depends upon the or
bearance of depostors. There never was tune "neh
the oppression of farm mortgages to banks, was e WIN
greater severity than In those sections IKE inc
neghborhood Of Oswego where money difficult to De
obtained the last dollar of the farmers is wrenched from
them to pay bank interest This is rapidly undermining
the banks themselves.
The following the relative position OF city and coun
try banks Of New York, in regard to their immediate
means and liabilities -
County, Bs'. CITY Banks. Total
Immediate means. asas2s lsSc o lso ,Ss s 3o
Excess LIABILITIES, 8sa7,232 13,lo0463 2,407, 685
or the sac 900 Of liabilities half is specie depoe
The following is a table Of II immediate and
y..h tlxoX " ooCat hon
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Died
X, MARY, widow OF John Delm onic,

On Sunday morning, MARY, widow OF John Delmonco
deceased
The friends and acquaintance of the family
specuy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
4o'clock precisely from No.2 South William street with
out further invitation.
On Saturday evening, the 25h instant after short but
severe Illness vcroR AUGUSTUS, youngest Of Alex
ander c. Geslan aged ~ years, months and 10 days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral Monday afternoon the 9th instant
O'Clock from the residence of his father 40 Wooster
street, without further invitation.
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CLIREHUGH'S
THIRD AND LAST SCOTTISH MUSICAL

~ ,,ENTERTHlSMEE INF M s.oAN
a t %sy will s1s snoSsS saosh
on on .sa.ss zT ST E H CONCERT ROOMS.
G s 46 ossEs Of
flo" the ancient and F fRoSS S:sajsi Of Scotland
Du.,-Hsard ye the Basppe, l. Mise. Cumming
SslS:as ss dover DamS'ans Miss
$ass
Dasi-Ths l." o G'wTis t.,ru Misses Cunning
BIsSSoei o Hasese car Mis-, ~ Gu s%os
nS"s-RRv the Sl sfSSsanS irshSs
n si 6eR%sss
Tcke end e be had the Music Stores and
-, Limited number , ofeEe. will be Issued owing to
Doors Doc open at 7-En'eranmst to commence at g.
ASs k ASNUAT Ss.Sy w s
Mrs. EDWARD 2 2GSER RE ri S1.l HasA
MIS- .%A fs6S, and Mis-: HxRRiiETTs WATSON
Pupils Of M Ii. sssas public
Mr. MI sssiI 4 g. sn Ms NJ TalEMoSp
Mr. MARKS. iNsTAa r.! y 4 E4IE. " -' ''''
MI: NAHUM MI: SAUh,
Si'ySglsseGgMgIAavE. MfCSEo, b.
n 1','n'sssfGA NoEoRrE. v0n',a 0'''1.
M'' H. o'rlNM' Nj Fk6 AtRANsE Mr. w. A. KING
% s?e SS hs1
Grand Esn,;iSI Forte, MIR King, Variation. we
N nis4 S!el!s signs tn. voice of Herr
he 3s . e Der is1 Weber
luua"-from Mar,no Faliero, Donizetu
Soo.F ,,;.s Kyle, Nicholson
Grand s,s, s Tina Aip a rss,s
CAD aa@a! Faymond@As view,"-hom Dse''ovsn
sss Hs!is. M.s sss Obi,
sgss-Ms Ma The old house :. hom:a Ell Loisss
fndmG end" Mv1Iy s;epsf sem Forte
s,ts, md paasl. b,;,@M.s:i: Finn, Kyle,
MrW. A. KING will preside at the Piano Foite.
Concert to commence at O'Clock.
m27 2t~r Tickets 80 Cents each
tn. sns
the ':ii " Sis st ~ + 7''' Concert
VII: #yis ssss::s + H S::.:
YsS
With the addition Of several other Artists engaged for the
| occasion.
The Orchestra complete every Department will be
Mems Etienne will prrsioe the Piano Forte the OF
which instrument being obtained by the favor Of Mr. Pierce
| manufacturer.
| - PROGRAMME.
] PARTL
| Overture-From the Opera, 4" II Pratt" Bellni
| Romance" Bell Eco della ScoZa" Sienor Milon .
Pm
| Ernest, Tulou
| Cavatina-D Saffo, Sgnora Maroncelli, Dell Opera,
| LA S.Ho," del Maestro, Paccini
FAINT ssia-For The Violin, by Signor Rapetti.
| la IN
| from the Opera La Sonnambua, Bellini
| ARA Buffa-" Se no da drle avIei piacere by
| Sgnor De Begnis, Fioravanti
| PART III.
Overture-from the Opera OF" La Norman Bellni
Cavat'ni-" Della vita nell Sentiero,' Signor Mar
TIM MeTcadane
Variations-For the Flute, melody of the Opera
La Sonnambula, Signor Rallo ba""""-
scens Sd AfiaTiar F FqssSo psnI@sn.. by fhbsn
| Fartasa-For the Piano Forte, by Monsieur F. Rake
Taberght
Scena ed Aria" Casta Diva" Madame Sutton. from
rhc Opera La Norma Belini
Dueo-" sulla Salma del Frssllo !" by sgnori 8. Mi
ton and Martini from tbs Opera La Sraniera Beini
Tickets SO he had all the principal Music
in Broadway, and at Nibo Garden Concert will
at 8 O'Clock. m25 cod Ctr
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Domestic ImpOrtations.

NEW ORLEArs-Brg Gann,ce-l2s bbls pork and lard Bo
CART kn eland-i1do James46 do 1868 Kegs lard Sny
dam Sage Co.'S bags nuts Fosdck-40 hhds sugar
Leverch.
NEw ORLEANs-Brig Oho-( Reported yesterdsv)I27 bbls
ierd cs bacon bbs PORK Brush co.'s hhds shoulders
hbls pork II Tion2i hbs hams Harner-7 do moasses
Hl- hhds do Smith-l8 lard w q Lawence-75 hhs
sugar Suydam Sage co-2 bbls lard Robinson Ward-2
hhds sugar Irwin coo do Barnwel59 hhds fsxseed ID
bales 4sl bills flour Reed Schermehon47 bb mo-
lasses Alsop & Cheuncey.
New EANs-Brig Francis Beck-45 hhds So bbs
molasses Brown Brothers CO.'S bbls moa.ses Harrison
x CO.
STEWARDSHIP Mary Jane4i bales Poer Freres
ga Butcr-64 Wood-i7 CollIns-I5O bales cotton
order.
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PHILADELPHIA
INFORMATION I3 RESPECTFULLY DESIRED
Inspecting COL CHARLES sERyOss of this city,
January last Al the time Of his disappearance he was
ton Of mind At The time he left the city he dressed
bs body coat dark pauaoens, small figured purple
black hat made by D. Burd No. 07 Chestnut Fhia
delphia boots marked the inside Col Servoss-had his
person gold Patent Lever Watch and black guard chain
and had small pocket book containing about forty dollars
cash.
He had baggage any other clothing described
As great by his distressed
aecona,e wife for his personal safety should Captains Of
Steamboats, AGENTS of Railroads rroprietos of Hotels, and
Others have Of the whereabouts of the above
describe individual they will confer favor by
such informal the subscriber directed to the Of the
w Hause of Spring Garden and Eighth aud
MRS ISABELLA sERvOSs
New York Herald and Ptsbug Chronicle will copy two
times EACH and send bill TO LIE dyer office. m26 ct
MEDICAL CARD.-HunteIs Red Drop-A single bottle
1Vl of this infable remedy is sufficient dis
its prompt in its action, and require
only aew days to remove every particle OF disease FROM the
without the il that follow the Of
other medicines has health after they
had tespaed Of obtlieg relief Price ST. Division street
medicine, o in Albany, Boston Mass Charleston, is
counterfeit. Let the knowing ones" beware OF it,
m27 lt"m
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M A RITIM HERALD
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
q The Shipping le : The Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
hoard them mmedaely their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 this Office ali the Marine Intelligence they can
received
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GYMNASIUM.


HE Subscriber informs HIS friends the public, that he
Intends opening O. mnssum large scale on the let
May next For his he has rented the large room
lately used drill by the State Fencibes spa otneI
ntay companies being nearly 60 feet square aud 70
hi-ht a. No end Esnai ueets eetw cen Film
National Hail. which will be VI eughy htted up win every
1tycle requisite for All sxsrefs,s ,.-.
The location central aud nien oens ne" tno e"'
scat thorough Centre II aud Broadway. c.;sx
Gent mcn wishing subenbr or 20 gam Any iufher
mutton will please cali on the subscriber his residence, NO.
% mas ws 81 Is stis.r JAS. p. ROGERS.
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WANTED-Fsrmerw wanted a Scotch, English or Welsh
w man. wtha wife that understand the Of dairy 70
take the chargs Of small farm in Orange County They
must come well recommended. Apply No ITO Water ST.
between the hours Of 9 aud 10 A. M mg1 lter
WANTED-A situation by respectable youeg woman as
w Chambs aid, and washing snd rcnpg or
general hous work Good reference be given Enquire
a, IS Dhane st, m2T IT. IN
BOARD WANTED-Twog gentlemen and their wives, and
single LADY, wish to epgage perm nent ard in respect
cation terms, &c., addressed w. f. s., and left the
Herald Office, will wi h imme dat
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Apeuonses
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
sssrss Nos % Han and fl5 Fsiifoa T;rsffs


MONDAY,
At 10 I-2 o. lock in the sales room. -
Extra Sale of Uphoserer stock beds, mansses beddng
ScComprsng the balance Of stock Of upholsterer nae
feather beds hoers and pillows hair and other mattresses
ssters cushions bed tick curn and other articles in the
line.
Also same time by order of receiver the following choice
articles OF supr furniture mahogany French bedsceads
70 spring ana cushion eat stvs sofas marble top EN-
closed Wristbands, bureaus. rocking chaairs, sc.
TUESDAY.
At l01z O'Clock, in the sale rooms
Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods, fresh and sessonabe.
Also the continuation Of the sale stock offs
wholesale and retail dry goods cloths cassmees vest
inRs, sheeungs, hosiery. Sc.
Also, trunks eeR clothing.
Also large additional Of fancy goods Yards Extra
West Of England broadcoth superb plates double fag
olet and some jewelry.
Also, table linen, sheeting, shrtng sc.
The cloths will be sold IN lots purchasers.
Also, lot Of pledged goods
WEDNESDAY
At Io& O'Clock in the sales rooIo.
Large sale Of and .eeond hand furniture Of all descp
tons in continuation from Saturdays sale.
THURSDAY,
At 10Y O'Clock at No - Church st.
The furniture Of private family breaking up house
keerng
Particulars in time.
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Passengers Arrived.
MARANHAM-Brie Roarer-Adrian Silva.
Foreign InaportasaonI

Roare125 hides 80 bbs II snglass
81 bags ioda rubber Dbl do "a bd arsapara SO c india RIB
ber shoes bbls do bottles baskets bags 80 bkts
annetta Is bbls ossam capaa bkts apoca bxs
flowers $4,000 Corning & son.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ARGAINS-BAK3AfNS
JUST RECEIVED, a splendid lot of aud desirable
u Rich Dry Coos and wonderful low prices All rar-
q goods will find this excellent to
purchase the goods bought ommuny cheap,
be sold for very small profit Ali goods provn
what they represented be returned and the
money will be refunded Que price only asked, ememb
DUNN'S CHEAP STORE,
486 Grand street, corner of Columbia
A Clerk Wsuted-None bat good statesmen need apply.
m22 lwIssrc
r OST-Supposed between Cedar street and Exchange
L. Plsce-Egh Ten dollar Bills, believed to be the Bank
The finder " ill be handsomely rewarded by returning the
same 10 Walker ard Mckenzie, % Cedar St mas stsr
OFFICE COATS, TRAVELLING FkOCKs, nc, at
" Sc So convenient garment Tor business men For sale
by w. r JENNINGS, 229 Broadway.
me6 im#ec Opposite the + untan
AT WHOLESALE PRICES!
INDIA RUBBER SHOES 50 Maiden Lane-Sslllne on AZ
| whcle.aIe prices genteaens Over Shoes, with leather
soes both and csh rubber ng attic unra
alsed lew price OF Ladies shoes OF every variety
and KIND e equally low prices These goods are the mort
durable and elegant articles found, aud In all cases war
rantea Those have goods particularly
invited to call and examine before purchasing Don't forget
ma Imissec HUTCHINSON u RUNYON,
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MR,HENRY RUSSELL. twho hs. just returned from
N ssGS. Or h, !" &
TONS which have s''i Fao SgiasIssH E.''0ad
o's'$; I% y: e.. Sea '''"
% MI D% q Rys1 or The TIss Ho1,s
Words by Charles Macky, Esq.
Around toe board the guests met the lights above them
And their replenishd Oft the ruddy wine
Their cheek. hushH, their eye. heart.
The the given. and loud the rsvel
d'an1 nv bumper with the rest, and cried, Away with
lie, happy for to-day: what are fcE norow1
whrl mirslng tongues, vision pa,sd be-
Song of sD ne Fs Ms. ane;p s.q Ss Eu. Cook
Only does de white man follow ny path
Does The flush on my, dark cheek wsssn hi. wrath
Does he s SJ;;s r SSa e. S. boo
Liz savsrg3 sv. . 50 @s
N gfss'e shadow ware s1s closing
o. In s.. r sTss,; 81 Of a 'is siow
We hear is low vail wall
w xn s1 is,' "a u ~ s.. !ss 81. 'Gf''''
No,igna from Heaven
As G .b enc. Sst Be driven h s:'
He e G. %sa f Ss%fo sns
A.it gaspinsiy answers
will s. with connected
with the n'd'q xhss !sf bong aGSsssd
scKNA-r S.'9 ea Il! Wife,
Words by pr Coss.
as meant %sr s.a =: ss' p as fire.
For hin who Pleassd her !Gys Last year bride.
L;:': List; how, YEARLY the time s ! s%l on.
VIII, should he leave me thus? He once wa. kind;
Seer: for there's 20 food! The fount 5 DRY
My heart sIeas and Sou The s!oci s;Iiis. one
sONG-rm Afoa' Pm Afost
Words by Eliza Cook
w SaN Ss CiaS. sh Macy e s E:1.
Ana hsa, sbo he 0 ss. ss n .Sp inc
Like stout he red swimmer, the spray at his lip,
Except When The iishning Humid i 10 wrath.
young mother knel, in the cabin below
She prsy,d to her God midst the hurricane wild,
This Seen, is Intended to feeling. Of
who had contend with the Of that burst
tine h 70 ssI land viii, Sops and By
the anicps deli ht Of being welcomed By fnends from
storm the ,hip discovered in flames and the Of fro
awaKeps the agonizng fssrs nsvsIy bosom They are
sail appears N,pA .lFfnb s1a AMERICAN SONG.
Our Native Sone-Our Native Song.
Our native song, native song,
oh where Is he who lovesnnJt'
The spell It holds is deep and strong
WhsIe'er we turn, whe eer our lot.
Written by G. nf Dickens Se Esq.
Oh! dainty plant is the wv green,
Tia. sSI s, sl g c'sI sulD' gid:
front an BE 9 onS.h.a tos ps1s Chorus
u Cards Of Admission 80 Cents mas 4tsin
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= TIE
College of Medicine
attention Of the public to their
new and szhE fnPitRfftfa Extract OF
psnse BY novel process never
yet attempted in this
''G Ra1sy sfs ssiff y they
an i &s%
fs
5:. .hss IL IL ss the ts
scfoiula, .ypS: md md H dsrs sS''
not observed
any
,r,c,. Of the o Ms,s,, NEEDLES,
The sale of during the last has been immense Cures
livery 5s%s,ksbs eh,etr have ss.p Effected by il;
journals us 70 be imade from The choees south
on saS se .sS% a
seven times the quantity of the active principle
Sole, sInt s1s1. SSI Ss5 E Ok { the
Cases OF hafa dozen 81 SO.
W. ts'i Ri e Iaf 1850 s. Agent a.
Once Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau ST. NY
NEAW!, YORK MEplGaL AND SURGICAL INsTl.
the q sss ADJ Al Ha dn Of d
eases will be treated and nIgea operations Of desc5p
Of h first oee9Iist. in ths city WIN Sspd y
al h Of q al nS s' ;T
has attended the treatment Of diseases Of the skin Patient,
whs desire will be visited their houses Those whose
limited will only be required pay for their med
cines Three or four rooms provided for private consu
tion The drug department attended by apothecay Of
great expenerce, and a medicines he rel ed
and genuine Cupping and eechn ing will be done the
shortest notice. Open day and night
DR. HOMER BOSTWlCK,
Attending Ply stefan and Surgeon,
This Institution under the patronage and commentator of
REV. DR. ED. Y. HIGBEE,
$Ey IS 81 SES JFST SFSsSAAA'
REV. DIR. SCHROEDER.
mia 1ms zee
RIO DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS from the South and
4 West II. ROBERTS Co Of London, propre to rs Of
the celebrated and popular medicine, PARIS Life Pills hay
ing established depot tor the sale of the in New
and being prepared to supply the marketto
would respectfully call the attention of druggists and b.
the trade their popular medicine of which there
sold Europe than 80 900 boxes weekly and although
has been scarcely months the United States the sales
have rapidly extended through the States of New York. Penn
cine ia unequaed being perfectly free from any ineal
preparations also exceedingly effective the of
bilious complaints dyspepsia, consumpcns and all diseases
arising from impurities Of the blood; being mild
operations the SYSTEM II be taken by the delicate
female and small children.
The above be had Wholesale the Office OF T. Roberts
Coz Nc. 304 Clarendon House, Of Duane Broad
way first floor. milo lmissm
SEED OIL % casks superior quality English Linseed
ms5r Woodruff & MINTURN g7 South ,t
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SINGING

SlNUINCr.
MADAME SUTTON, pupil of the late Adolph Nourt
WI and Marco Bordogni begs the aettant Of
New York tina, during her in hs she purposes Civ
finishing lessons the ltu French and English style
of Singing her residence Her method Of the
and the voice and parting the style and
finish OF modern ALLAN aud Freach Schools precisely
m that pursued by bordcgn and Vscca the first MASTERS
Europe her pupils The like i'd that
tended stndics The practices for the pupils, unlike
the Soeagos, numerous arranged from the
ayorite Italian operas, mailing the study pleasure
well imp oyemen hereby facilitating the singing
from operas Her pupils will have the Advantage her
with them which be successfully pursued alone BY
who have been eminent assistance in
improving me voice attaining QUICKLY the style aud finish.
Ladies VIII be received sepHI.tey in classes Terms
BE- ascertned by pp ing Madame Suttons No
Inn
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>, TG LIT from the L. Of May sen-Ths House No
@ sullivan street containing 8rooms, and well situated
respectable boarding house Also No 49, avery
Two story house, and well adapted fer two ami
hes Also M sullivan street 70 which stone stoop and
fire places Of No IS Sullivan street The House No 40 Sui
Ivan street very convenient ard will accommodate three
small families Alto Of 90 Suy and the whole
or part OF % sullivan street. icing good two story house
hn,shed with folding DOORS &c. Also the part oil q
Watts street containing about seven a fire pecssl
an excellent tenement Also, the upper Of ia Vscs
street, beng rooms and bed the floor and bed
room ~ the ac there will be small children down stars
Also the hrs; hoGT being two handsome parlo and panr'e,
between osck Kitchen and bed rooms IN the atc OF
NO, %, Sprns neaT Hudson street Also the upper Fart
which may consist OF and bed Also the hrs
?Gr Sompsng rooms with fire places second hrot T19ms
like the second % No 6 Renwck Also the store and
dwelling OF No $685. and the dwelling part Of lex shop IN the
rear Is par ey) OF No 368 Hudson streethey very
places possession of the mer could be hsdimmediate
y Also looms an bed rooms 40 hudson street Also
fine brick dwelling, with good enrance the Of 1877 West
Broadway; would accommodate families Also parts OF
houses Nos 80 SO and go Lsght street. Also the store
and dwelling IN fine order 1877 Canal the store part Of
yls The stores and dwsng Of 2s 2l7 and Canal street.
people, parts of g Thompson street and2 Grand street, and
several very comfor able Apply to
THOMAS EDMONDS 81 Suv'n street.
Charles lehman and Peter Kelly coored requested to
call immed iately. m2T itsjgb
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH ~.

IS 81 NOON RIsEs.... 7
SUN .....6 II HIGH WATER. 7 Is
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OYSTER BAY. I l.

~ VILLAGE HOTEL TO LET for one or more
tm wears. The premises of the late Townsend Parish,
consi ting Of two buildings each two stores high one
10 30 the other 80 by IS feet and together by
piazza Also barns carriage house aud horse sheds large
and superior kitchen garden and orchard and twelve
of excell mt land The steamb AmeTc Eagle
70 the village three times week stages twice dsy to
good and unsurrsssugy romauc The bay noble
one IN every particular Any further information be OBJ
tanned by applying 70 -
$. H TOWNSEND, near the premises,
nn26 eod3tkr aro f A Al Srffn V
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::M Herald Building. Apply the Herald office, cor Mas
LIE. and Fulton streets, mlr
49, PHIL DELPHA BOTANIC GARDEN To
XXSLET-weu known the McArann Garden, stu sted
Arch, Hilbert, chuvlkll and Sixth streets IN the city
of PHILADELPHIA about four of ground with
dwelling house bar, house. extensive and hot
houses small theatre tanspaIencies Illuminating
shrnbberv. and ornamental shade trees.
To od and suitable the would be let
reasonable terms. Possession be had Immediately. APP
ply JOHN w. FRAZIER.
No. 10 North Tenth street. Philadelphia.
IN ms err
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Az OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKET
NM SHIPS-PocKet Of the Isl Of Apri-The well known
ksfs elias. packet ship EUROPE, Capt Furber, will
be despatched as above, her regular day.
She has excellent accommodation, for cabin and steeage
passengehose wishing beIth will make
early application to JOHN HEKDMAN,
- 81 South street.
N B-Those sensing for their friends residing Great
Britain Ireland for their by the
packet ships sailing weekly from Liverpool, at the lowest
Drafts furnished usua for amount payable in all the
principal towns throughout the United Kingdom Apply
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ROB ROY BALL.
WILL be given at the Apollo Saloon on Monday Evening
Of the various Hsland Clans win be the
Tickets be had at
The Apollo Saloon, Broadway
Hewitt Co, Music Store, Broadway.
George Morete n, corner Grand and Elm streets.
Jose ph Craig 544 Pearl street.
Thns w McLeary, 1l6 Blocker street,
ossph Bruce, corner 9th Avenue and 18th stleet,
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.fkk FOR LlvERPOoL.-ReguIarpa packet of the 7h
MIMI April-The SUPERIOR fast sailing packet ship
;xGSaE, INDEPENDENCE. Capt Nye, will sail above,
her regular day.
Having superior accommodations for cabin cabin
and steeragc wishing embark should
make early application board foot of Maiden Lane
JOSEPH McMUhkAf,
loo Pine South.
Persons wishing send for their friends residing the
old country have them brought by the above Ships
any OF the regular packets By applying above by letter,
paid. MIR
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She will tell persons whether they married not,
what kind of husband wife they will describe their
host of and conclusions
founded her knowledge ofthe sciences
logy physognomy peuology philosophy &c AZ proof
correctness liberty to refer 70
citizens, including clergyman judges,
nevs physicians and Of the eng tened ladies
the city.
HAdmisson the Museum, Children half
An charge Of 2k those who consult the Gypsy
Woman. 2off