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will be observed that these prices very regular In
aperiod covering than two months, the variation
has been very triAng. Within this time the demand has
been gradually increasing and the supplies have kept
pace with the demand Our other staples have been
uniform. Flour has been very regular in prices The
supplies of this article off by the close of nav
CATION but the stock since the closing of the canal has
been ample Prices WILL doubtless experience greater
fluctuations that the receipts large and increasing
than heretofore but do not anticipate advance
the rates current
The Legislature of this State adourns sine die on the
9TH OF May 1t is to be hoped that the bill granting the
Utica and Schenectady Railroad the privilege of carrying
freight will finally pass through both houses. The orig
nal bill was lost in the lower house by six votes The
vote has sincebeen reconsdere and is supposed the bill
amended allowing the company carry freight only the
winter will pass unanimously. This privilege will an
swer every purpose required All want is the COM
muncaon with the West kept up. We want convey
for freight the year through and this will give it to
The Tariff Bill will be brought before the lower
house of Congress tomorrow. The Chairman of the
Committee Of Ways and Means is determined to make
effort to carry his bill through If his motion is
again unsuccessful he will consider decisive of the
opinion Of the majority of the house. and abandon the bill
for the session. The movements made in the house. so
far rather unfavorablo to the success of the bill
The disposition to evade the question appears to be most
prevalent Even should the lower house take up the bill
and work through its fate in the Senate would be very
doubtful This bill will undoubtedly be brought up every
session of Congressshoud it not pass through the pre-
sent-until some alterations notifications made in
the existing tariff act The party opposed to the protec
tive features the present act will undoubtedly agtate
the question until liberal clauses attached
This will have the effect Of keeping the public mind
nuay unsettled and the industry of the country liable
at all times to interruptions and uncertainties.
The creditors Of the Commercial Bank of Lake Erie,
notified to present their claims for final payment
the banking house. Cleveland, Ohio before the 10Th
Of June next at which time the special commissioners
will sell to the highest bidder for cash. much of the
assets of the bank may be necessary to redeem os
remaining liabilities.
The official monthly report of the Banks Of Ohio pre-
sens the annexed view 1t exhibits slight expansion of
loans and discounts and contraction in the circulation
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Died,

suddenly on the 2:si instant, ANDREW BUoKHAM, Md,
in the Gath year Of his age.
The friends of the deceased respectfully invited,
without further notice to attend his funeral from his late
residence No., Warren street, Tuesday, the 23d in
slant, at half past O'Clock in the afternoon.
On the 2ls instant after short Illness RICHARD Ma.
Jon, aged 81 years and , months.
The friends of the family, and those of his sons
spectuly invited to attend his funeral without further
notice. on Monday, 22d instant at O'Clock r. NJ, from
his late residence, No 10 Watts st.
On the 2ls instant MICHAEL KENT, in the 5oth year Of
his age.
His friends and acquantances requested to attend
his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence, corner of Oak and Pearl SITS
On the 2lst instant, ERNST reward, Of Wentheim, IN
Prussia, in the 32d year of his age.
The members Of the German Oak Lodge OF l. o. OF o.
F. and the order in general and the friends and acquan
tances Of the deceased brother respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Monday the odd instant at o'clock
in the afternoon from his late residence, No 03 Wash
ington street.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
A N ID p Z K p E TUAl. FAIR
ONE WEEK MORE
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.


SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS AND BRILLIANT
SUCCESS PERFECTLY UNAVAILABLE!
A LAPLAND DWARF, THREE INCHES SHORTER,
AND THE SAME AGE AS TOM THUMB.
With Eight Performers. all for One Shilling.
MR.. II. BENNETT Manager takes peculiar pride in
sentng the public Array of Talent that cannot be
passed place OF amusement the city, and that too at
Half Price
The Manager announces engagement with
MIR CONOVEk, the Protean Performer.
LA PETITE CELESTE, the Graceful Dancer.
The GREAT WESTERN Mrs. WESTERN.
Miss ADAlR, the Charming Songstress.
Miss BLANCHARD the Grecian Juggleress.
GIANTESS!
who stands HIGH in public estimation and 81
prises every visiter.
the number Of the Lecture Room but increased the
the Pquete they newly cushioned and the backs
Chair. From their being constructed in this
manner, and certain allotted to each vser the audi
the that frequently
from the crowded state of the
The Manager incurred considerable cxpence adopting
this planhowsver he Processes the pleasure Of
his fair patrons by every means IN his power AIDES WILL
BE ADMITTED TO THE PARQUEITE WITHOUT
ANY EXTRA PRICE, bat Gentlemen will be charged an
ad iitonal shilling
LOUISA DOROTFfHA WAGNER, sister Of the celebrated
Gpey Queen be consulted during the day and evening
U ? An Afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays aud
Saturdays at o'clock; and evening quarter
O'Clock. - 49,
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.

THE LECTURES BY DIR. HOLLICk-On the Organs
Of lpsoduc,on in Plants and Animals their and
abuses &c which xced much interest last week will be
repeated fr the fourth time Tuesday Wednesday
aud Thursday Apr 49, "a and IS in compliance with the
OF HUNDREDS who could previously
tend At National HALL Canal street few doors Of Broad
way For geltlemen ~ ia the Evening-Admission 50
ceus single Lecture, For ladies' at az in
the Afternoons Of the same daysAdmssion % cents On
subject aiy interesting and Important 70 females -
Great numb Of ladies attend day and all of them
load their OF
The u,tfaons are celebrated Anatomical Venus the
rBIy perfect model OF the female form this
y aud Of fourteen other models showing the pecuartes OF
thu female the unborn infant SC many differ
stage, al fall sizs aud perfectly to nsturc.
~ To insure seeing the models perfectly
sil b. stsled evening thln be thus
modsied' And any who 70 not perfectly satisfied will
have his money tged Immediately asking for Gen.
femea these mode 10 IN the morning for Is
cefts.
Gentlemen Of the press need ouy their addresses
Each Lecture Will he complete Ia s.i. though the Who'll
a itsec
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The closing prices show an advance on quotations
ruling at the end of the week previous.
Most Of staple articles of trade maintain very uni
prices and steady demand The greatest auctua
tons take place in cotton which staple is effected by the
most trihing circumstance The new crop is very
generally estimated at 900 900 bales probably will 60
tina, quantity This being pretty well understood
prices not much effected by reports in relation to
this heretofore We annex the quotations in this
ket for several neriods
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THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared sell WATCHES
and JEWELKY of all kinds the lowest possible prices.
vz-old and Silver Levers and i.epines, Anchors. &c. &c
and also very fine assortment Of ewey consisting Of Gold
Chains Pencils Bracelets Pins, &c. &c. which he deter
mined to sell lower than any other house the city.
JOHN MYERS, 80 Chatham street.
N. B.-Dont forget the number-80 Chatham street.
lm*m
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Foreign lmportations.

BoRpEAUx-Brig Androdus-l2 claret Bouchaud y
Thebaud- do %dse u do claret q Roza co7s2 do II
Lacombs15 h 1906 do $50 bbs brandy 10 hi cks
Nicoll53 mdse John purand Coo do Prunes
Segnette X colo do indigo 10 order
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Arrived.
Brig Androdus Richie, from Bordeaux. March 20, with
wine and brandy, to 8 I Nicoll
British brig Danube Berry, - days from Kemp Ms with
plaster, TO master.
British brig Edward Whitney. skane. IA days from Kemp.
Ms with plaster, to master. 49,
British brig Ocean Perry days from Windsor Ms with
plaster, to master 80.
British schr William Barnes days from Cumberland MS
with plaster, to master.
Schr Sata Prebe days from Lubec, with plaster to the
master.
Below.
Two ships, one brig, unknown
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
Mr. w. J. DAVIS respectfully acquapts his freuds and
wi the public that his Concert will take at the Apollo Rooms
Monday Evening 27d April on which occasion he will be
ASSISTED by large Orchestra comprising ioy OF the most emi
nent Nusens the city aud by the following celebrated
V"cst-Mn f. LoDER, Mrs HARDWICK, Mr. PHIL.
LIPS, NJ. WATSON, Nh LoDER' Mr. MAssETT. and
Soto IssrRUsyrrAL.-yiolin, Mr. MARKS Flute, M
Mess. Maks and Mr. Muigiih, by the kind permission Of
WIN. MITCHELL Esq. . - ..
MIR GEORGE LODEK
Mr. TlMM will preside At the Piano Forte
new, liam Tell full Orchestra Rossini.
song You say part forever Mrs. h. LODER .Auber
Soo-Fiute. Mr. DAVIS Introduction and Vssstions the
voritr tr,nch Air, Au clair de la Lune," with full Or
chestral Accompannens.. .'......'. Nicholg q
WATSON, aud MAYNARD .....,..... ....iIorley
sone-"Frar neer as.a me-" Mrs. HAiDWCK... Bishop
Disogo Bnllany-tute and ClarIonet Messs - and
CROMWELL, Introduction. Tems, Brilliant VariatoDs
and Finale with full Orehe,ua Accomplishments Bochss
FART II. 81,
TIMM, MARKS, WEiGERs. MI ssGRIfF and DA-
Wis
It,isa AraFra i,tante," Mn LoDER, Flute oe s
10, MIR DAVIS'.. ''' 80 80 ,s..y
Solo Violin. MIR MARKS. 'Mayss1r
Glee-"where The Bee Sucks, Mrs LOpELiI, Mfs HAND
VIM WI ' - ~ So fArpe and Jackson,
solo-Fut. Mr. DAVIS Tema "IIuntsmans Chorus" with
brilliant Variations and Orchestral AccomIan'mennt,.
l,,,,.oveuny. "Oberonn foil Orchestra Weber
- TcLst. ,y Cents be had nj the residence oil Mr.
Dy. Wh,te street the Music Stores, and ~ the DOOR
rre Iopcert will commence ats O'Clock precisely NO
postpou.ment account Of the weather aly rsS
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IN THE CATHOLIC BCRyiN6 GROUND, Yesterday
afternoon, bstwra tour aud five o'clock, during the
formapos .. the fansra over the late AI John
sw~eBy aays small Gold Watch. with gold dial plate
boy Wa. seen pekag vp the wateh. who " ne turns t. vii
Be Literally Ard any hnding the viii
also rewarded The Watch the sift OF friend. Any
infImaoa will b. received and rewarded BY reference %
sp22tirc ID. sWEENf, ~ Aun street.
I o. OF q Eth Members Of the German Oak Lodge.
IL No. sf o. o( o orferd witha, 70 assemble
Monday the 22d PRECISELY O'Clock IN he afternoon 70
hs lst tribute of decreased batber hhNsI
hOWALD. by ORDER . . .
w. fAPE, ssers.sry. asa itm
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
,vursr 4, famed and celebrated Pills som Portugal,
~so,ce,ys 10 obtvntainsd in this coupvl ss-sdvefsiss
,oert on dis i.st solrf,s. fosrta psts.
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NEW YORK, April 2ist. 1874.

N,vrr,So NEW YORK. April 2l,s, 1874
s @ II: s S%
we have ard with feelings
mands@t John Cs,on and that sy%pahiss with hi. be-
National Cadets los. which jsn.ly wh them have
and public pe,oT%:d hi. duty he
in E h sa sf %
s%r.d ,sads r n humble sa a, S to one
copy Of e 81 b e.
THEODORE sEvA. Secretary "a RUE r''',as'is .s
STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AMP HUMBUG i is
e
as fs of :s where he a s
now % lie % the @ and @ that
pecon whatever with any other Office. His charges
d biz *: s Ss are often
by S%tieulay stating the case and enclosing five dollars
FIRST COMPANY WASHINGTON VOLUN-
THE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY are requested t.
meet No 100 Washington street Monday afternoon
Ssis
uusnv ~ wren VIM: CLAYTON, Captain;
LEECHES- LEECHES-LEECHES.
pod sss %e. a very s9e
and .,Sh and s''s quick Druggist, Lsffhs.s
rS st.x to hf sssy sv
retail, on very reasonable t-rms, by ,v.rson
a22 Item Apothecares' Hall, SO Cstharine st.
ENGLISH POTATOEs-A quantity Of the celebrated
LsnesshIs CuPs" in fine Order for sale on board pack
ct . ssP Ss"'dss Apply T. MARSHAL SO Buns Slip
MESS rORg.2oo bbs quality for sale in lots
aaa q k. COLLINS & Co., Sc south street.
WANTED BoARpLNG-A gentleman, wishes board in
u and %1sI . ADDRESS fY Sf o VIII" M
WANTED.
SMART ACTIVE BOY, to attend from 10 to o'clock.
"A Apply at this Office Good reference required a2o sIc
&. few wses, iSm the
N ;pohse.y wishes employment " such Refs,enss Dr.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN.
s'fiE: S'S z 1sf%Sss ;;sSia
G- See sd,sr,,rmeai on last column of fourthpage.
W. 4hS Hk% c3aIoTlRM os
GrnasIUMs Ross md D,nl.As are now many Of them in
he south Ferry Br0p,,yn sis s.ta6l,,hment Of M
s :'.
LanT a.. 80 Mas wnn,JnH are now for SALE in
all iwissc
SINGLE LECTURt the astronomical manner Of finding
latitude and longitude the time Of the day the
siEsG s: 5
Also the above Instrument fully explained by Mr. Vale Pro-
lessor Of Mathematics aud Nautical Science Thursday the
25th Of April at ~ NJ the Society Library, of
Br Dad ay aud Leonard street Tickets % cents.
lns,uments for sale by MIR Vale "a Roosevelt street -
~ BThe large sized used this Lecture. will
be removed TO Bust after the Lecture ago h'ecSMWT
FASHIONABLE BONNETS--The establishment ala
Broad two doors absvs Cana, street. aud
selling we of F,,h Bonnets.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR.

NO 81, 33 and 30 CROSBY STREET.
N THE PROPRIETOR would inform his friends
Imd the public that he has sale at his large and
Aspacious establishment, upwards Of seventy Horses
arrived from the country young sound and kind com
prisng several fine pairs Of Match Carriage Horses from
Ontario County suitable for family large number Of
fine single Road Saddle Horses of good style and
fast trotters and of great endurance
Also very number OF good HoSes suitable for heavy
dargh kind gentle and well broke haiuess. The above
stock all well wos thy the attention OF purchasers
Drovers Horsemen visiting this MARKET with Horses for
PASSED other OF the krd the United states The
aud and capable Of stabng 100
| Horses comfortably :.
Ientemrn Horses keep livery by sending them
this assured that they will receive
the utmost and with liberal charges.
The would also his Trends the publc
The Auction Sales Business is discontinued this establish
WILLIAM
mrI8 msrc Proprietor.
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......5 70 MOON SETS Ill 2;
6 as HIGH III N
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FIRE BRICK.

THE SUBSCRIBER, living in Washington. South River,
Mddeser County, State Of New Jersey, manufacturing
article Of Fire Brick that thing Of the
offered ts the Pubie which h will sell a reduced
prices GEO. w. REYNOLDS.
Washington, South River, March Is, 1874.
N B-Appy to O. Kaneuse, Jersey City Iron WORKS,
New jersey who will always have OF the above
article on hand. at 81 times, OF % the subscriber
g. w. REYNOLDS, Manufacturing,
m28 lnsrc Washington, South River.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Dtice to PILOTS and Captains OF Vessels

Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of vessels requested to note the
fact that Robert s. Martin formerly ship collector
not nov IN employ. He is therefore, receive
newspapers reports intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all OF The
World, will be made up the HERALD OFFICE.
chip Masters and Agents.
We skali it favor If Captains of Vessels Will sivr
70 Commodore ROBERT SILvEY. of News Fleet Re
rort Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spokaa their Passage List of their Cag9 and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agent. aud Cor
seadns to th, Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtan. Nautical lafoEmstos OF kid will rs tssssE'i
-ccstved
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. Auc.ouser
Store No II Spruce street
Regular Sales usual Of Furniture every wednesday and
Also Dry Goods and all OTHER varieties every Tuesday
MONDAY
At fs IF fanS or iis suT SE s
TUESDAY.
street. Taos. BELL, Auctoneer'
THOS. BELL'S AUCTION NOTICE.
contained in T. modern . g y'' House ys.sy
as % is% ss
drawing room and bed room, Easements hall stars Kitchen
&c s offered this season. Further Thos BELL
{. y 3 8 Ass
prsng and Book marble top Bureaus
and Ire
dining Table, Ssa Table L0Ssps 6s BED
Also Damask. Clint. and Linen Window Curtains with a
great variety Of curtain and other ornaments Silk Tasa
s., Sa::s Ling asa stair CARPETS:
BEAE Rms = So = s;,:n .,,..,
BY w NEAbsNESSSIs Ne sh b' a paI'0n '''s''
j. Bedwy he on
premises. together wiz. large quaint sy Of sye! Plate Placed
Table. hohy c%as rush
ars 'Mf Oh aaS a
Lamps; Clock; Stoves Mante Vases French Bedsteads
pie do; Feather Beds Hair atrasses Beddng Toilet Ia
blss Window aud Shades Also Dinner, Tea aud
Cutlery with the Kitchen Furniture with which thu
sale will commence.
n B-The Silver Plate will be sold IL o'clock Gaia
ogues be obtained the premises at the Auction
Room the day previous sale. ai9 6t'ec
RICHARD VAN DYKE, Auctioneer
IL OUSEHOLD FURNITURE. at No. 30 Vesey 81. corner
II Of Church stree-ANTHONY j. BLEECKER CO.,
will sell auction Monday, ed of April instant
o'clock ut No 30 Vesey street. extensive assortment OF
and Rocking Chairs with hair cloth Brs kast
Tea Dining and Card Tables Per Tables with Egyptian Mar
Bile Tops SdeDoards Bureaus Washstipds French and other
Bedsteads Feather Beds, Msasses &c Maple Cane
Chairs Per and Mane Looking Classes; Astral and Hall
Lamps Giandoles Vese, Mante Ornamer Plated Articles
Cloth br ad brass Rods Toilet Tables, Wash Stands Stoves
the Kitchen Utensils. &c.
Catalogue. may be had of the Auconeers Saturday the
Goth al3o22m
REMOVAL.
has removed his office to No IS City Hall Place. corner
of Duane street ap2l lm'ec
"a HOUSE TO LET. in the Eighth Ward. Brooklyn
wood house stable and lots Of garden ground
laid beautiful order The location exceedingly heal
thy and pleasant and commands most extensive view of the
Enquire of r. MARTIN & co.
2s John street, ". York.
Orr MIR. THATFORD, AT the bridge,
a20 81 eOds &c foot Of Court st. Brooklyn.
"a PART OF A HOUSE TO LET--Thre large
:N rooms the second floor and Kitchen handsome
story house No 1855 Allen street Creton water
the basement and yard Rent low small respectable FAM
ly Apply at No 2 Ast0r House ago 3tsrc
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7 PARKERS GRAND EXHIBITION BALL having
- pivea such general satisfaction to and fash
assemblage will be repeated Friday evening
the Goth Of April when al those dances that delighted The
THAT several Of them encored) will be brought
the order before Those that
liable obtain admauce the first night, their tickets II
admit the evening Of the 2Gth The exhibition will
commence half past o'clock If possible ago Nscc
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PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 1S0 AND l01 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
RLEECKER STREET.

NO. Is9 AND l91 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
BLEECKER STREET
49, The next regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
LIN will take place this establishment TUESDAY,
A(4 April l6 commencing eleven o'clock with Car.
| Harness Saddlery, &c, and second hand
At IL o'clock will be offered catalogue Of very
horses
Ienemen in the country having property to dispose Of.
public private SALE will have their orders faithfully
| attended to.
Private Sae50 fine young country horses kind and
sound from the Of the State
matched pairs Of Bay Homes, fine of Brown Herses
splendid pair Of Bay Carriage orses pair Of Bright Ssrr
Herse young, sound. kind and very fast trotters.
Also, several very fine Saddle Horses.
Also sale, ds0me kCckaway wagons.
Of and second hard Barouches and Light
Wagons.
Horses taken at Livery, and kept in superior style
Accommodations for dealers horses, stables unsurpassed
BIZ establishment Of the kind in the United Ststes.
STORAGEVchicles of all description taken
hs convenient Repository Of the establishment
w. COWAN will attend personally all orders fer buying
and selling horses: ~
All persons selling this establishment rely
having TRUE ACCOUNT OF AE rendered and the PULL
AMOUNT will in all be paid promptly in
The AfENA of this establishment is built entirely
plan, being detached from the
bYvdng and stable thereby interfering the least With
loy sale horses coming the day Of
ton sale.
At all other times thu Arena kept entirely clear and
for the accommodation OF horses and those
sale aodng every facility for training and showing
horses. COWAN AND DlLks,
aI2 I'm Sec ProprietOr
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THOMAS BELL. Auctiouser
Store No IL Spruce street
Regular Sales usual Of Furniture every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Also of Dry Goods all other varieties every Tuesday
and Friday.
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Total. 2267.22i 4se.73l 2.lT,6H 866
The returns Of the Bank Of Norwalk not included
in the above report not having been received in time
The amount Of specie hand smaller than last
report, but the whole statement shows very regular
movement among the banks.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PALMOs NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Will 81 R'S & .ao' A SE
With R0 IL si siissii d 81 gs ''''
Doors open at 7-Performance to commence at haifpa't
The following Eminent Artist. engaged to Perform during
Hrma ssaS. i"'i.: Hfffss2"B Sr.h..
piimo Ieno.e'.. -. Sic. ferozz
Primo Primo BaISi .'......s SIS San Ssiiee.
sssSs$s sis9s1, zS:!.s.s
seeoado Isnsrs.. ........ sig Bsnstii.
With full and effective Chorus New Costume. NeW Scene
~, and Decorations.
Ala ,,,o,,,.. s 81, (, 70 Ia,i EHA II
PRIMO -. gAsso, sI$S ss S sAS 3,
Combined with ali tie former p.tinguished Professors.
IL sARBIERE DI sIy!GLIA.
F FSss1o ss ST. b s3Bsssis
6onte Amsvva s; sig sq peiqaa
Don a' sa. Si''::c :::ss M.T,ni
R P;E1a sisf SIR A Ass1's1s
E,SIso s H. s siS,n
formed, s soSNs G5fsf oIea of
Also, ELIsIRE D'AMORE
s as & Fl 81
the centre having ben n.ed afford s.eelsn!
Bcl. or eseS sS viii be lei
sss ssi ny s @s:s .s; :
Pro-, seats
So o9 ,sa price tickets Is placed
Acting Manager. :. 1000 Sig Martini
pablo are ItsGesully informed that the Bath: have
in full operation. night and day.
PARK THEATRE.
MoNpA AZ EVENING ApIiI ~ viii be performed FOR
Sds p.GSs AND
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Do1ef R... r G g M III Cents
MONDAY , EVENING April "a, 10 commence with the
A:2 sSs$fHE ffsfi SfsFi' Mr. Conner
mITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE
Mo 81 EXENIN Apnlaa to commence with JOHN
A conclude Shsh rsra savAoE AND THE MAIDEN
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
OF THIS G Skk Dz ATTR M0EFi BILL!
f sFIESpb % EskaFSoSkkM HRiS' rs
's'a''" SSifN n sst'y evening
The arse, in the world and of the finest and
MAN AND WIFE,
and b'fR b iS'P
during the Jas! year They be from o'clock A. NJ
5 '% IL {SR
SSJE% II
sas s il n
b SJE h sEs NAV
Queen all re
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArIoN.

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
February I2. March II. .ApriI2 90
MsSS'sg' la GSd M MSf lan aids Meteg lands.
ol$ssIy AZ ssH 5. s ssssSsss y
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This exhibits great decline. 1t also shows the huc-
tuaons to which this staple subject to- Prices Of cot
ton at this very much reduced and there is
large margin for advance In connection with these
comparative prices, the quotations for provi
sions for the same time