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The Greatest Invention OF the Age
Mr. FAhLR, of VIENNA, respectfully announces the
w American public, that he has succeeded after SEVEN
TEEN YEARS OF experimentation anatomical studios
periectin. SPEAKING AM SINGING AUTOMATON
This wonderful triumph OF INpusTRIE MECHANISM
tcg!aes distinc'ly ier Of aiphabs
c,.n ana WI, s,No ahd FEcnrE II rHEEE LAM
poses accordance with the solicitations OF scient
tem.u 10 exhibit his invention for short time thai the
public may have aa opportunity Of witnessing discovery
enti6c world The EXHIBITION ROOM, corner of Broad
and Lispenad street will be day
day) from 10 Am. unl PM and evening (except
Sunday and Monday from till 8 o'clock.
10 TICKETS, so CENTS; children under ten years Of
age, rs cents
The is in Lspenard street, third door the left
side from Broadway. f29 1meec
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PsRNAMBuco, Feb. 1.-The stock of Flour is large so,
about l20o0 barrels and prices nominal Ter Rich
mond $4,000; Philadelphia, $4,000 l70OO and Trieste
100000 There is great demand for Sugars and price
keep up 2400 2600 Hides l35 1874 rees Exchange
253d. No political news.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION NOTICE-Camsas Roses, &c at auction
"A LEVY SOONER will sell on Tuesday meEnius. at
O'Clock Nc Isl Broadway, fine COLI cten Of Camsas,
Azaias Roses OF hoe Chinese Oranges Sweet Lemons
JssimIres, and other fine PaAts ia blooming order.
Regular sale OF Plants every hurday dunn the
u6 sec
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PHnApELPHA. Mar below. Ariel sturdIvant, Havana.
CD Plato. Holmes Masnzas Huntress Baker Cisnfaegos
Cuba.
BALTIMoRE. Mar led Rhope Harvey. and Seaman Ny.
rick, Valparaiso mkt; Geo Gardner. Walker on,evdso
and Burnos Ayrea Ett Emery Aersndns load for Ha-
lfax Oroe Pepper New York PauxeuI Sid Inca,
Bs"hs sy,os e and Helen .nS
NOieans; Com Warrington Gatchell LA Guayn; Velaseo.
TiIton Demcrara; Emma, Cole. NYo,k.
Ai,xAspRtA. Ma, 3-Ar Eleanor. st John. NIB =,
Pacific Hale aud STAFFORD Rot.oa ST:rk; sesaphine
Afck Lcndcn; Yorkshire Brl Baehs. Bristol Eegi Ana
A,irua; Aneda. Philadsiph,a ca Caledonia. Mas.eot
AVID Craton Towne Bosten; Wakaia Milford NYork; imo
gene Phil depha; Choctaw, Chase Charleson; Thomas.
Belize, Hon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PAIMO'S

PALmO's N. Y. OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
Admission ops Dollar, 70 ~ part. Of h n s ps0 open
Days Of Performance Monday, Wednesday and Friday
FIFTH NIGHT OF LUCIA nj LAMMERMoOR.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Mach ; the performance will
LII S'T * 81 L~xltMssEi!R Ii s%s6
LORD Henry Asnsna susie. o. Lord Ashton s vssss
Sir Fog 81 Of ssyspswood. sig I r rolli
Maimon Tutor Of Lucis. sT A Mayer
For full ps,,icula see bills of the aaay. Boz Once
BThs Thssiis the off night. will be let for Conc-r,
or Lectures.
PALMOs NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
conp, f Iiia. alsE 5 sTBE sT,r,r no
EERpiNAMD P1IMo,. ~
UNDER THE sUPERINTE OF THE COM.
A'@ THFE 6! p pt'i Eif' Only
Doors open at 1oclock-Perlomance to commence at half
T.. for the :isss Benefit Pa.
srts;am.p which The di.tias artists, who hr.
kindly their services for this occasion) will sp
siSS;, HAoES 81 SSF sfaNis and A. MAJoccHI'
s IS a AgEi$iS $ SISSfAAtaE1ltlsA,
ss!! ss sf M$FIIDI . A aHy'nEFFSzz1zHi
s sI5; bb, &SfEi S sEssTfi,
win FIFE and Gentlemen
Will co n''''s Thy s and Director
Who at the reqne. Of the coittee has kindly eded
this night which had been by with Mr. Pamo)
araI for his Eensh, and which consequently postponed
Tuesday next, March ~.
| Maestro aud Director Of the Choru.
THURSDAY E 9 ESyIISSN March 7,A 1874.
Will be presented nar sf Kozzoi celebrated Opera Of
IL BARBIERE DI SlVIGLIA,
LUCIA Ga par 81 Of P H%MME 9RgHsdto &
With '''''fSs: fsis;ii NJ MGsH;i%; with other
i-Gnnd fEZZO CQRCERTATO, by full Orchestra, in
which all the principal Professors will introduce
all rRIGGIoNIERo pI STATIC, an O,sina, Com.
posit9n by Sig LO BIANCO, Poetry by M. kANTASTCI
HOSELhlN for the FIRST time before audience by Sig
sI.0rsnd sc ENA AND pUETTo. from Donzet,i's ope
| sig'a. MAJoCChI aad Sig PEROZZI. "
| Part il
1.-The celebrated OVERTURE from III Barbiere d. ST
| viglia, !" Ross,i.
della Six GSs ha. lSa !,
ed hi. services on this oceasion.)
| 3sCAVNTiSAi em the same Opera Una voce POGO f.,
| 4-GRAND DUETTO. from tie same Opera "Di Lindo
70 j yag' oggetto." by Sig'a. BOkGHESE and Sig. DE
| PART Ill.
The Second Act ofLUCIA DI ,LAMMERMOOR, by tn
Whole Company
" The Phoner Of State is publ,hed and for sale
the Opera Hnse at Eertaus Book Store and the Express
Office md
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
CHARLEsTo~--Brg Dimon-E Meyer lady and 4 children
AV yone, J Meyer, q Hirsfeld II A Perry. Berlin. s I
Van WinkIe-I in storage
HAvANA-Barque Elizabeth j. 81 Hia epha-Juus Ali
burn VIM Bsrbury. Hugh McCitiiand of New York
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BOWERY AmPHITHEATRE.

JOHN TRYON... ...... Manager and Lessee.
GRAND PREPARA IONS FOR THE
SPRING CAMPAIGN
The public respectfully info hat the Bowery Amph
theatre Is closed until "Wednesday Mercn 9Th order
to Reft, Alter. Enlarge and kmbell sh
THE ARENA;
Lower and Widen the
STAOE;
And Change the Cen,r- of the RING.
The wbos Interior will be arranged the Model of the
Celebrated
.ASTLEY'S LONDON .dMPHTTTfE.aTRE
Expressly Arranged and Tor tation
EQUESTRIAN DRAMAS sPECTACLES AND
IRCUS PERFORMANCES,
To be given in st le of Spndor and feet hitherto unat-
tem!td III this
Mr.. g. H + HORNE
Will have tn. superntendance of the Department
miro
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, March 4, 1854
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Mississippi, announced the
arrival of his colleague, Col. RopERrs, of Mssis-
sippi Mr.. r. Immediately received the usual oath
TO support the Constitution
DEATH OF Mr.. FRIcK.-The remainder OF the
session was confined to the announcement OF the
death Of Mr.. FRIcK, late member Of Congress
from the State of Pennsylvania, who died in this
city at noon on Friday last.
Mr.. JosErH II. ISGERsoLL made the announcement pro-
no1ncng simple and interesting eulogy upon the dead
and referring impressive remarks to the nature Of
that fated calamity from which escape.
Mr. Frick was native of the town and county Of Nor
cumberland, Pennsylvania He Tor twenty years
the editor of newspaper in his State, and acquitted him
self handsomely in his profession. lingering consump.
ton had long threatened his existence and the disease had
now proved fatal
He twice elected to the Legislature of his State
and last autumn to the Congress Of the United States,
where however he has been kept from the discharge
his duties representative by the maady which finally
carried him off Mr. Frck surrounded by strangers.
when lie died AMI his have been carried the
family and home from whence he but a short time
since
The usual resolutions of sympathy for the survivors,
and respect for the memory Of the dead offered BY
Mr. Ingerso in conclusion OF his remarks, and the
House, further mark Of respect, then adjourned.
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REAL GOOD!-WILD'S CASTOR OIL
CANDY

REAL GOOD!-WILD'S CASTOR OIL
CANDY.
THE TASTE Of the Oil disguised and ths otcc, every
can see at crce-f,r administering oil
children, it - gener lily attended with trouble One
Of contains table spoonful OIL, AID
msde such form will be convenient to give infant
being made OF cold pressd oil and loaf ,ug TIE cost tne
canay ! o n the oil
sell known physican speaks Of it-Dr E. Rug les.
No II Park tlsce:
have o,en I'D istersd wdT Castor Oil Candy ia nv
practice Ind IL well which
intended. r.. RUo0LES MD
Also th. folio wins :-Jadse NJ M Noah, Recorder TAT
sdge Dr. UnJeh DR. Paon and hundreds Of Others equal
" as well known
For sale BY WILD tI Broadway; Or Guion. corner Broad
wa, ad Grand steti Dr. Hill 8 Diesnwich Dr.
Codington co ner SprIne aud Hud.oa Bovd xctnonv m
ChaspDey Bowery; Mrs Smith Futon street. Brooklyn
Depot, 45l b roadway; near Grand.
NB-Tders IN be coua,ry, by ng letter paid
md CITY rnce, can receive It at The usual centase d.
rect "WilJ, S5I broad mt lrssr
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'THg A sNfVERSAY DINNER Of the GERMAN so
Getty Of New Yorx will be celebrated on Tueday. 18th
March, At the Asst ar House.
Tickets to be had Of the following stewards:-
A. Belmont, Sc Wall street
q. Won baur. Is South William street,
j. w. Sthulten, 81 Nassau street.
A. Rodewa1d 16 broad street
III Kiise IS Ex .hsnRe Place.
q w. Poiltx, 30 Broad street,
CA. LII ing, Broad st,eet
Julius Glsim, 4 Broadway.
DIR. Tellkampf, Al Warren street
T.. X. Degep, 10 Wall stIest
DIR. A, Geschedt. 3z7 Broome street
ga to2Mr MWGFsm
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Married.

At Waverly Grove, Port Chester, Weschester County,
n. Y, on Monday evening the 4th instant, by the Rev
Mr.. Andrews, CHARLES BAxER, Of New York to Miss
NAME EMMA youngest daughter of Charles Bouton ESQ.,
Of former place.
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LADY'S BOOK EXTRA--No. |.
GODEY'S LIBRARY OF
ELEGA Mt LITERATU

LADY'S BOOK EXTRA-No l.
GODEY'S LIBRARY OF
ELEGANT LITERATURE.
(oRroINAL)
THE PR1MA DONNA;
PASSAGE u From :! CRY LIFE.
Author Of Gay s sfTs''' Richard H'l
jiak a 81 FE s HAG s. 8 sAi EsI,. e
r rHEE |ssuNsssE x hss'y sIa Pickering
ANIMAL 'A'''''' '' WIZ Si"S n 1G;anlsriYi. IN
81 on on Il s.s st cut Is Esq., ma; !: E.a "
Astor House as soon as issued me II re
OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS,
10000 INck e NAsSH N sTnHf kEE MoNTHsy
cosrENAAssp o f!HiPh h AFlaSN NUMBER.
Esss Ey.y Is'fgs Fl Chandler
SStssirs, y EY.,SssS B. sas:s;s &c.,,
Gossip about Gossipug with Hints Conversations. by
tsa;au Book .fPleuan, Rhymes. by Park Benjamin.
AEpiosy on ihs Great unknown. MIR John Frost by Eli
Love rs. Ars,ocracs. or sh l. Shall II by "Mr. Mary
New York Fountains and A.tor Baths by Ms. c. M seds
s, ss s Sss, g. s%sS ::y Darlington.
vhrinia Little Match Gin Of Kentucky, by Mrs. s.
Osgood;
Margaret, by Mrs. B. F, Thomas.
Review of Orion by Edgar A. Poe
Little Nell in the Storm;
Review Of New BOOKS.
EMBELLISHMENTS OF THE MARCH NO.
Splendid Original Ams - Picture entitled Le Mel
eng5wed by j. Steel expressly for Girahams Magazine
The Bride Of Ceylon, drawn by PenR and engraved BY
q. w. Posselwhite, expressly for this Ma, azine.
SFS re no,.ms ss he es Style
This stree. Gossip. designed and engraved for w
Terms$3 per annum in advance-rwo Copies for S. de
lveed any part Of this city Brooklyn and by mai
to all parts Of the United States Address
VIM II GRAHAM,
Tribune Office, lG0 Nassau street
" All orders from Country Agents in advance. Also
all Cheap OF the day at Publisher
ms 2tisD&tWsec
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A . D
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wall street. for the purpose
! l, Of , HJyasagsaea,pg GENEnAL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS. Cousignmen's solicited. Sales
guaranteed and eashed advances made when rsqurd
JOHN 8. Belts.
beg Ieaye refer As follows
Messls l.. - Hoffman X Co Msssrs, Thompson Adams.
Mr.. Moses Ts yor persmas Nash & Co
MssHs Spoifird, Tileston q Warren & Brintnail.
. 20 Mr. T. Nicoll
P. Harmony's Ne Messrs Daer Miller & Co.
Iiiews Co. :" SturQes bennett & Co
Talbot. ELEPHANT g. l.. Denison
Co Co.
Thso.V e,or&Duek- " Edward q Faie j.
Co
" DE teyster K Whit. " Babcock l. Co
marsh. f25 IN
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

3Oa PEARL STREET, LATE 'os BEEKMAN;
% subscriber we'll for the CHI apntss and dufaSiity
Of his work deires inform his patrons sns NE public
that he to suit the eeonomet tendency OF ne umes
makine qraltv rrducton 81 20
pc from prices, and less - believed BY 20 per
cent than garments the quality are made by The chsae
houses this city la order that gentlemen NAV undesanA
what meant bv che me ,a'owns OIL, o. p.ics = S9
shall be Of ths 1t rste quality aud the 6t aIexcsienab
Supr,,or WIS, Of Epgl.n 10th Goats tI2 i6
Pan blscA or Cashmere 70
Vests of Sill satin, &c ~
sskns and Trimming the best sple, the following
pnces:- -.
Pant, and Vests ~ to N
Superior Beaver Ovsrcoais from. TO 20
M
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DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-Mr. William Stratford
was killed Friday last by the props clipping from
der boat which he caukng. His head and shoul-
ders caught under and literally crushed pieces
He has LETT wife and three children
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THE PEACOCK NEW DINING ROOMS,
Nos L. Soilfh uiLLaun sireak and 50 Skare strcrt

Near DELMoNIco's AND HANOVER SQUARE
TABLE D'HOrE will be opened this ,lshmert
- on Iharsday the Tn Mach, .omnencing at IL AM.
and continued daily until I'M, coasstiug OF Soups Fish,
Boiled aad Kou. J,int, Made Dishes Cane Pastry, fruits
ted make tri oft economical and OF
dining large outlay has been sd, and every effort will
oe ued 10 make it worthy Of patronage. me q ipsr
Mr. EDITOR-Havingn noticed article in the New York
~ Citizen Of the goth c,ncernng the movrs," Of the
aeous impression the public mind it is but justice
statement.
The Members ri this organic ,tion recently with
drawn from the Third District Watch Associate fer p>n
cal and Mr. Lockw ood whose fgu
charged from the watch. lie formerly of tn.
sociaon but confidence him having been shkea there
resolution passed by the association without dissenting
should be niacss IN tbe w,nE ocs sond
TO comply with the demsnd rough inability otherwise
st Ieaus port,en of the fruds Of tbs For
reason he rem we'd from the round the Dhtr
and OF for his poll cal opirons.
Had Mt L. reute1 that false hm elf the present
statement would re uene essary
me 2t-ec A. WATERMAN
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-March
ION motion OF Mr.. Loro, Richard H. Dana, Jr.
ESQ., Of Massachusetts was admitted an attorney and
counsellor OF this court On motion of General JONES'
Josiah Dent Esq., of the District Of Columbia admit
ted attorney and counsellor Of this court No a.
Simeon Soddard ct al, plaintiff in vs. Harry w.
Chambers This argued by General Jones for
the plaintiffs in and by VIM Ewing for the defen.
dant in Adjourned till to at IL o'clock.
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM THEATRE will open or about The
aoth Maych. All applications for epssEements sp2st paid
VIII receive immediate attention, II directed 70
Pgopvsto. NJ Scott Acting Manager Boz ss rostomsc
Now York The proprietor his VIII DE- ouna AZ nv
office IN the Theatre between the hour. Of 10 and ana
n attend 10 all buncs relative the OPENING Dufng ny
recess The Theatre will be rdecored and removal
tod bv thar r,npeat srt,st o. HFf a1d many alt ratlons
W D. DEFrnNR,
j3i tire rrop .ctor
nlJIiLS AND sTEfL fENs-so0 900 uniiis selling Oh
VI A. very low pr,crs dealers and would do well to
call before purchasing elsewhere Ac large assormen, o.
SseI Pens by Perry. DIot aud Mitchell all OF
which will be cold very low either wholesale retail, the
subscrb wishes m leave the business this spring.
A. McKEACHNIE. Quill Msnuisctuvr, -
fsI linen a63 Peal street..
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,

AMEAICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPE TUAl. FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
SlGNtR FRANCISCO. the Magician and Equ Thirst, is
rt.engsg,d for week Longer
The ORIGINAL KENTUCKY MiNSTRELS, the best
band Of Eth opan Meods America. engaged, and
their Gm rand Concert at each performance. A,o
MIR, WHlTLOCk, The renown ned Banjo Player and Negro
MeioJiat
NIX. d. WILLIAMS. the Deliucator of Irish Character,
Singer Of Comic Irish Sougs. aud fsyore mppe Dancer
Mr.. L. q. BOOTH, comic singer.
MIR HO WARD tire Vionist.
MIR ii q. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
La PETITE CEtITO, the admired Danssuse.
GEN. TOM THUMB IN Wal faithfully represented, to-
gether with the celebrated POLLY BODINE and DANIEL
L LAMBERT.
The GI sly FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger
many faithful of the anceat peote Of
EgepI may be seen in heir native costume.
The OlPSEY QUEEN, the fortune Teller may be private
ly consated at All hours OF the day and evening.
Performances every evening ~ O'Clock, and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Tickets % eentschdren under years az Tween
tyve for CONSULTATIONS with the Gpsey
Queen. m3rc
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ETrER ClTATORY.-Tte superior Court Of the {,

I ErrER ClTATQRY.-Tse Superior Court Of the free
- h.nseac city Of Bremen b reby makes Known .
That at the r quest OF Mary Sabu mbr chit, wife Of
Christi Frieder Oh rickmeye and Ernst lei rich Bra1t-
mole trnste Of H. nhaed Christian August, and Friedrich
heinrich Lambrecht absent this summon. has been decreed
upon a statement that
lt kenh,rd Lambecst bern here the % Aurust ,7s7
had of his life residence since 1872
he wrote from Hamburger
Christian August Lambrect born here the 9th July
7s9 bad tt Hamough for he Bzils in the We 1922 1923
with tut having tdings of his residence
3d. Fr drch Heurich Lambrecht born here the soth Of
Apri 1902, had lift Hsmburgh 1872 Amer
since.
he said Renhsr Christian August and Friedrich Helm
rich mbecht therefore hereby Invited tee Moe
day, the 9th day Of septembr 1884, 10 oc ok A. ap-
GEAR personally or through hr attorney before the Superior
Cou the City Hail. or give inorma of their sid
be delivered to their heirs
At the time all persons who have knowledge Of the
Sid penons being alive t their sdence, qresed
iporm thereof To the Superior Cout aflr.
Bem:n at the Office of the Superior Court July 7t 1888
q, MEYER, Secretary.
Communications in ,ticn the ,bove may be
e. RECKNAGEL, I07 Water sire t.
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Communications in tcn the ,bove may be addIes,s
G. RECKNAGEL. IO7 Water sire C.
m6-i0-f5 3tsrc Yo
MORE EVIDENCE OF THE SUPERIORiT


MIME lDENCE VI lllE
OF THE SOUTHERN BALM.
~ ALL cas@ of Coughs, Colds, I.hae IA, Consumption
&c. persons a ced with the sbovec mpains are req neat
ed to cali up n the follow ing named indivi Iuals
I'm the winter tf 1884, afflicted with revere cough
and .pon the recommend, tion Of uie,d procured bottle
DR. Snecnts Southern Balm and relief from
rs use Subseqoe thy mms ded the Balm rumler of
my friends, who troubled with lung affections many
whom received very great benefit from IT, and my candid op
mon 49, that OF all II. medicines pued from d,y day
The swspipers 70! Pulmonary afrcas Asthma &c. tn
not m IRE valuable medicine preented the public than the
Southern Balm"
JOHN M HOWE, Deetist 200 Grand st.
Mr. JACOB bOREE attached TO the steam shin Great
Western, sicted with and the side
yearhs occurred two bottles Of Southern Balm NOV 18TH
1872 On the return Of the vessel ia the spring he perfect
ly restored to health
A ROSS, Merchants ~ change. was cured OF Con-
sumption when thought beyond the Of bottles
of southern i'm.
curd e violent cold, with hoepess after varions
dies had faiied, by few dozes Of outhern Balm.
Hundreds OF other might be but space will
permit
To all am ced with Pulmonary elections. say one
only bottle and then decide for yourselves whe
ther any medicine ever so efcacousPrcs 81 bottle
suECUT&CO,
s81 broadway, corner Reade st.
Agest,-Dr A. Urnam, 1876 Bowery; Mrs King Fulton ST;
a7 Canal Price IT; Avenue and Third q
" Norhaii, Brooklyn; Guthrie, Albany; Reddng K
ca, Bosom NC ti,stc
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TREASURY NoTEs OuTsTANpINa, March !, ls44
Amount outstanding per the records Of this
office, viz
OF notes issued under acts passed prior to the
Sd March, is4a.. $i,sl4.e4l -
OF notes issued and paid out under the act Of
Sd March, ls43,. ......... l,7ls,950 90
So, 533, 69l ~
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the
accounting officers, -. l4l,oA2 OIL
S3,392, $40 %
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, March 4, 1874.
r. L. SMITH,
Re gister Of the Treasury.
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BY VID PAL KS,
154 PEARL STREET,

ifffS IAft nj % OJLOCK.
LAR ?E Invoices Of Fancy Goods consisting of fifty ps
"A Sptheld Ponge DO silk Hand
kerchie Broche Sbaws Spool Cotton Corset Lace Bone
Suspender Buttons Tin DO Lin.n Collars Suspenders Sew
ing Silk all coors Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead Purses.
Nett do BAGS Paper iangSgs. Coths Cassmeres Diaper
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NOTiCE-Aihapy and Troy steamboat Pilots reaussvd
IN TO meet Rile 3. Filth Ward Hotel, on Tuesday eve
mag, at half past mtW'~
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PARK THEATRE.
The Public respectfully informed that this establishment
will reopen
THIS EVENING, March 6, 1874.
With Two New Pieces-the celebrated Play of the
BOHEMiANS Of PARIS;
. Or. the Mysteries of Crime.
Mons. Mon ogui ''''.''...''':: MI Barry
Now playing with distinguished Lonut and Paris;
sPIRI RIFT OF THE FOUNTAIN.
Both Pieces will be produced with Scenery, Costumes
and Decorations.
Boxes 80 cents-Pit $ Cents-Gallery l21s Cents
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II ROCKWELL & o. r. STONE
THIRD NIGHT OF THE SPANISH BULL FIGHT
THIS EVENING, March g., erormances to comrsrnte
Soldiers Of the Golden Elephants.
After which of Horssmanshp,
VoIante, Vaulting. African Drolleres. &c. &c
John Smith will Dance and Siug,
40 conclude
Spanish Bull Fight.
MIVCHILL's OLYMPIC THEATlsk
THIS EVENING, Marrh 6th-The performssers WI
with
JOHN PRETFYJOHN CO.
After which
C1NDkRELLA
Felix Mrs. Timm
The Baron Pompono. 80. Mr. Nickepson
Cinderella. -. Miss Taylor
To conclude with
BEARS NOT BEASTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-06

S1GNOR BlNrS SECOND VOCAL AND IN
STRUMENTAL CONCERT.
GIG BlNI would respectfully the Public. that
s he request Of numerous friends and encourg.d by he
grAt pressed by unusuay LUCE aud tTiant
ence the OF his last Concert he will have the
honor Of gvnx smother a, the hn'ge' intut on the eve
ming Of March 7th lsN -
PROGRAMME.
PART J.
iuna Ritrada three guas ia which will be introduced
b, Sig. H. Silva IA PoItogusse,) gui weighing only
five ounces (for the hrt time pubc) brilliant toned
in.trumen,
2-Song p ESQ roscso lin pitto-Bin. Attanui
Schnepf
f-S0o-fau fasla-BiLi
3-Valca do dos amigos-three guitars. Silva, schnepf
aud bni.
6-SongFavvre Arise u Terdo Bene Bini
PART H.
f-Hum Gaope-Thfee gui an-siivs, Schnepf and
2-Exstrachefs Mrch-B,ni aud Schtepf.. Bni
s-Mirra de Don Pedro IV-siisa, schnepf and Bini,
Don Pedro
t-SongNsl pin mi fcnto-Bni. ........ Camfa
5-Strau,s' Watx-Bni and Schne Strauss
G-Ausui,n Retreat-Schnepf and Bni Aust ian
Single Tickle 80 cents
Tickets acmittipg Gentleman and Two Ladies 81, be
bad at the door on the evening" al the Concert.
Doors II hat 7-Performsnce 10 commence
else y Q O'Clock. Dp6 2tsec