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ya.l Eu.,., 10 day. from M..an..s. with molassc,

Brig Hylas Eusti' 10 days from Matan.as with moia'''
to i u Thurston. ~.
Brig Franci, Beck sackroIs Of Tho% stSn - dav;
from New Orleans, with to NeDit ash o'n ins'
lat e. &c. Ion ST. Ednburs Gro ksr OF Ihomsston Pence
for NOreans 9th pst lat a. g. lon g. saw Warsaw Hatha
way, hence for NOrl ans. -, :,
Brv Georgr Hull 3d'ys from Charleston with cotton to
q Buckley. -,
ged brig ashore the Upper Beach She had pist
ON bo ,fd AZ the Sent the pilot New York her
and supposes she will be off high
bged The brig 10 cottonoiaed-suppoed 10 be Savannah
packet.
with masterf 90 bushe salt Soue. Whitney Co.
Left Am vessels in Left Peru Obj for Bal more
dave.
schr Norway, Gillpatck 10 days from VI, tanz, with
lasss 10 Thurston Sailed wiki iSophronia Foun
tain. for Boston Vessels left before rportei
Schr James Francis Pane 10 days from Gu anna with
,ssses to hid, b. 30 hhds mo.e.
Dunscomb Sid in co with Vincenne Smith, and Rebecca
Fisher, johnson, for NYork.
Schr J UWuh7It, Wanble fm Virginia with stavns to
the master Yesterday passed Vrgnan about t23
from the beach
Sh Exchange Beaton from Suffolk, with shingles to the
master.
schr Mary Jane Blake from suf'lk with shingles.
Below
Two brigs-Wnd fresh from r.
outward bound vessels put back ON account OF
the weather
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
From neutrality-suspicious. IRformat1on
on the Texan and Oregon Questaons &c.

from Washtngton-Au thentic Reformation
on the Texan and Oregon Questions, &c.
We are informed on the very best authority at
Washington, received privately last evening, that
there is no doubt Of the petdency of a megoeiatiom
beticeen the United States Erecufps government and
that of 1sras, for the annexation of the latter TO the
former country
The negotiation was begun by the late Mr.. Up
shur and is only suspended, for the present. till the
arrival of Mr.. Calhoun, who has accepted the Office
of Secretary of State, without any conditions
Mr.. Calhoun is expected IN few days at Wash
ington, and will Immediately proceed to negotiate
with the Texas minister for the annexation, and
with Mr. Pakenham for the Oregon. Mr.. Calhoun
rs decidedly IN favor Of the annerafi0''-and 1t 70
believed he wiH not gire up an inch Of our claims
IN Oregon. Mr.. Henderson is expected from
Texas daily, with full powers to Join the resident
charge, and to negotiate on the annexation. AS
soon as this treaty shall have been finished, it will
be sent to the Senate, and the wings will be COM
PEELED to show their hands, but, Of course the de-
bate VIII be secret In the mean time, we learn
that Mr.. Walker, or some other Senator, will in
troduce the question of anne xation indirectly by
resolution in the Senate-and Mr. Holmes, offs. c.,
some other member, into the House, SO that
both the two parties-whigs and locofocos-will be
brought up to the mark and be compelled to take
sides, one way or the other.
| 1t is not believed that the treaty can pass the
Senate by two-thirds, unless a prodgious excite
men in the SOUTH west, and middle States, should
drive the Senators up TO the mark Mr.. Webster and
New England will oppose it, 1t is expected, there
fore, that when Mr. Calhoun comes to Washing
ton, he will infuse vgor and energy into the Co.
vernment on these questions that will astonsh and
paralyze both parties-break them up like pipe
stems-and drive both Clay and Van Buren, like
chat before the wind. He will be the master spi-
ri of the administration, and will make all others
appear like small men before his gigantic preper-
tons. We may expect extraordinary doings soon.
| Mr.. John Y Mason, the new Secretary of the
Navy, will be in Washington on Monday next
John G. Spencer is quiet, and covers before the
approaching advent of Calhoun. Mr.. Wicklffe is
as obstinate ever against Post office reform.
The President looks forward with great hopes to
his " 9th of-May Convention" which John Jones
is busy setting its legs. There will be terrible
| scenes in Congress before the session closes.
We have received the mastery report OF the
Committee of Ways and Means on the new Tariff,
which we shall publish as soon as possible.
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

MADAM LA CkOIX educated i the Medical Faculty. il,
AVA Bs and gadutts Mid xfe-aoprses the ladies of New
York aud Emas al w. that she Re Consulted with the
stricst confidence her residence all 10 h,
sex Mad, L. having had long experience in the most
celebrated hospitals ~ Europeter pa
respe fully solicit the Of females ong under OBJ
strocti rreRu ay, sap Of stoppase &C Msdam
Ii Crrix would inform ladies that she ociats In
az ca III mo e Of treatment found. the scien
TIM priucip require but fe days to effect
Single and married ladies rely with conid.ace on
her professional abilities fem le physician
found adequ, 70 the ssaency Of the she
this notice the Iaaes the result III ugh
edocaion and Just reliance the appointed means of i'm
ting health vigor aud
to all tlio,e who hon her with their confidence.
Residence of Madam La Croix 70 ysr,ck street. near
Canal whers prepared on the po;n
of conf ment and TO ADM for eli d,rass, m
which her liable All and eern mus,
be post paid m2I i'm m
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MADAME LA CROIX FEMALE MONTHLY

T'HFSE PILLS, which have acquired such well deseryed
celebrity throughout Europe, io' their in rrodu
cling the monthly RESPECTFULLY submitted 10 The
m le Of America eectusi eJy all case, ,vhee
he operations Of nature impeded from whatever
Ladies heh who require N AID Of
., utsrv and effective remedies would do well To provide
lhsusrves with these invaluable vi l the combn ion Of
nRrt dents of VIII they composed reader them the
harmless YET ec cious specific DIS overed for mo-
val of obstinate of 'emsle Rulfrty suppression etc
- $500
B-These Pills mutnot be taken during preppancv a..
They Hssue ptorucs miscarriage If ued during tia, period
70 br obtaed Of Nad,me La Cror F,m,e Physician 70 Va
rick stU ct, uear Canal mai i'm IN
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slssPORr OF NEW YORK, MARCH q


Cleared
ships Hotinguer BursIey. Liverpool Woodruff Mintun;
Providence vuson. Mobile Piecex Bullock Ws.bnrioe
Kruger, Hamburg Schmidt * Balcben-Brg, sus,n sts'
s,tan,ss ha,yous, Bsoth,r; 60; Geogisna MeLsisn,
New Orleans, Nemith Wsl,h Alesra Nc, Intock Bran.
%oa-sehr' VIM Hen,y ri' Portland. Badger & f-eh
Mench 'Phllsdeoha NJ ready &Co--Sioon ~,
f'""''n ward Ne" HAN ~ ived.
Ship Willim Badger days from Mobile with cotton N
-"
Barque iIualco Clark ~ days from Havana with sugar and
molasses to Sturses Chairman. TIE n has
continued head winds md gales the PASSAGE nth inst 40
mites b. of Hattera ns severe ga from Sc lost deck load
OF 100 belonging to Cropsey GImsrtn and had
her deck swept Of every livingstone her buwar BOBBY
ta'ch Sc. '
kng Brother Meyhew 10 days from Nsuyitas with mdle TO
Bret Vose; Left March 10Th Demafan Blanchard disg
Sarah Nicholson, log fcsi London,
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL
MEDICAL AID.

DR. GREGORY may be suited NY day hour. at his
- private residence II BARCLAY street hose king
aid Of expe iencei and skul Ihyiciln should call
above
Dr. q. is the Author OF the book called he " Rub
treats OF diseases and dtesse snd VARIOUS other sub
e cfa delicate and peculiar nature ~h b.
rated in public prints. The fourth edition. al ing
nps row rcidyptiee 50 ctns9ld thu author; slso
tn Druggists al 10 and ulton street 90 m 6y
and 1893 bowey II East oidway, l6 Dela.cy
both corners Chambers street and Broadway NIL lsec
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HvANA-Barque Hualco72s hxs sugar 80 bags coffee
Sturees e gas bxs Taylor 34 do So
bags coffee Nicol 100 900 SCARS Mathews CO.'S 900
O& Wetmore-20.t0 90 Lille Rasins
NEUviTAs-Big Brohers53 hhds moasses 81 honey IS
tons ustc cedar 10 do mahogany 400 bds palm
leaf Brett Vose-20 Lasaa33 do Mathews
Cog hhds molass,s Holt u Owen.
MATANzAsB tx Hyl $3.50 hhds 90 bis moasses @
Thurson20 600 Mi Her. Pearsall Coz boxes mdse
MArANzAs-B Hyas- $50 hhds 90 bbIs ties molas,e G
Thurston--2D COO oranges Miller, Pearsali & co.
MAyAGUEzSchr Norway-li8 hhds % ties sugar 80 hhds
molasses RIsop & Chauncsv
GCAyAMASchr James cs-lO3 hhds bbs 20 hide
molas.en f. Dunscomb " ~
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TWENTY-EIGH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SION.
WASHINGTON, March 10. ]

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1874.
NorE.-Mr. BENTON has returned again to his
seat in the Senate to the great qualification Of all
his friends Ii is the first time he mas been out,
except to call on Captain Stockton, which he did,
TO express his kind feelings towards him, since the
fatal 2Sth February. He says he feels quite well,
although the tympanum of his left ear seems to
have suffered injury. BY applying handkerchief
10 his nosc he can express the air through mar ear
with very perceptiblc sound The hearing OF ms
right ear is uninlured-and to his lcit ear SOUNDS
are broken, rough, and confused. ne seems pa,e
md rather thin, but quite cheerful lie Is warmly
congratulated by all his friends upon resum'hs MS
seat. !,
The galleries are filed this morning in the ex-
pectation OF hearing Messrs. BUCHANAN, CHoArE
and others on the Oregon question.
After the Introduction and despatch OF some bu
sness of minor Importance, the Senate took up Vie
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VOCAL AND INSTR UMENTAJ CONCERT
~ ,,uMn,, nan

WTSTHNUTVIN HlTTsTN
MADAME HEILBEK0, from Sweden respectfully IN.
4u forms the public Of New York, h she WI make aer
first I'm Amecs AZ Concert to be Riven by her
THURSDAY EtENTNG. 2'th Instant AZ Washing on
Of MRS EDWARD LODER; SIgnor DE- bbGNl~, VIII
II sppr ar AZ this oncrr for he first time this NJ
ACE bo will play for he hfsttim the celebrated
aniv Of Venice pe,or.ed by Psesnai. Ole Pull and
V,sus emps +. M BARTON III play two Solos th,
Fute Mr. TMMs the ceet rated Conductor, and Quar-ts
Bard. ,,.,,, %, -.
aud = the cr..
The Ccnceh win commence at o'clock precisely,
mIg cod III wk lgb
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Domestic ImportatIons

MosLrashp wm Bsdger- II bales cotton Burritt, Join
100 Bcgert x Knrelsnd--it q Rowland.
New OaLEANs-Brig Francis Beck427 hhds sugar Os-
den-35 bales cotton Howen Lees & co.
o., Cs.nLnsros ,Bris Georgia. bales md.e Lathop
kesey-i 4 Colard col hid Dbl 8acon-2 boxes
Wilmer ing, Ru h co-l3 cks rice Wilkins Hawiey-iO
logs cedar Howton-3 bbls Rogers-l do Peck-25
bales ton Bronsoni3 bbs Miller Pars Ico-i cs
Nafnsns-, box Gale Wood Hus hes-l case Griffin Put
nam-30 ba cotton to order
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WONDERFUL EXHIBT7YON.

EGGS MATCHED BY ARTIFICIAL MANS Now
IL the public from 10 VI. TO r. daily at 100
rect, The Tribune Office No sxh Ditto, can be
10 the Agriculture or 10 the enquiring ard
mind. Ii leads Us thoughts from Nature Ma
lures God Ladies p'rticular Will be highly grathed To
be continued few weeks only.
N2Admittance IS Cents Children halfprcc Eggs broken
apple i2a Medical gentlemen and Others on
of S. card, Of admission TO- II days. and
each day Pamphlets SaDaory. aud tre'tuR
poultry 2 cents The editorial corps are invited to
visit he establishment at pls aute mil l3t'rc
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PEALE.S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

tBr0ddtOdy, Opp0sife me CHV RdH.
EVERY DAY AMI EVENING THIS WEEK.
RE-OPENlNG OF THE MUSEUM, with splendid at
trac loss.
The manager is happy to announce engagement with
SiGNUh FRANCISCO. the Magician and Equlibrst late
from the American Museum.
The PHlLA DEIPHIA MINIsTRELS in Songs, Ne.
Signor MONTiVEDO, with niue mechani cal figures
Tn. Mighty GlANTEsS. of enormous proportions, and
beautiful vocalist.
Mr.. ID. w. WRIGHT, a unequaed sentimental sirgrr.
MISS JEsSELYN, an accomplished d,nseuse.
GYPSY q of the Queen the American Museum
NAV b. consulted privately at all hours OF the day.
Fudge Mermaid Grand &, and 500 900 Curiosrs
AdmmsIOn .hIng-21s cents extra " those who n
anil the t;ipsv Girl. mice
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Exports from New York from the LIST to the Goth inst
re only lao bales.
few days since bill was introduced into the Legis-
ature of this State alter the Free Banking Law SO as
to make legal for the Comptroller to issue notes and re-
ceve United States stock as security. The immediate
passage ofthe law was urged the Comptroller had
ceved fifty thousand dollars Of this stock with fifty thou
sand OF New York State stock, and issued bills for the
full amount The amendment passed reads follows
Chap Alan Act to amend the act passed April 49,
1888 entitled act to authorize the business of Bank
ing, :" passed March l6 1874
The people Of the State of New York. represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows -
l. The Comptroller is hereby authorised to receive
and hold all stocks Of the United States already
in his Office security for circulating issued
that may be issued to any banking association ndiv
dual banker the security of said stocks in the
manner and with like effect, if they stocks Of
this state.
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.
GRAND CONCERT.

DEMENT, OF MIR. KAVANAH who respectfully IT,
forms his friends and the public that he viii take Benefit
Friday Evening March 22nd at Concert III, 20. 4n6
Broadway when he that the entertainments he offers will
with their appreciation.
Several New Songs Duets, &c, will be sung IN thu ecca
sion.
The following ladies and gentlemen, comcrisng the
hers of Palmos late company will appear MRS PHIL
LIPS. Mas. SHARPE, MISS BRUCE, MIR LYNCH,
MIR. KNEAsS, MIR. HOLMAN, MIR. KAVANAH.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
NJ II u L u ID L, n IL I L. ID

AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
The MsnsSer Ia. engaged i,I week more the ORGI
plan Meodsts in America who their Grand Concert at
each Performance
list late from Boston, hr first appearance before New York
audience.
Mis-. BLANCHARD, the celebrated female Juggler
MIR. WHlTLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player and Negro
MeloJist 49,
Nix 3 WILLIAMS, the DeIiucator Of Irish Character.
Singer Of Comic sh Songs. and favote Honppe Dancer
Mr.. L. q. DJOTH, comic singer.
MIR HOWARD, the Violnist.
MIR q SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
LA PETITE CERlTO, the admiIed Danssuse
GEN. TOM THUMB in Wax, faithfully represented, to-
gether with the celebrated POLLY BODlNE and DANIEL
LAMBERT.
ana faithful tatves OF the ancient people OF
Egypt, may be seen in their native costume
The GlPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
ly consulted at ali hours OF the day and evening 49,
Performances evening at ~ O'Clock, and "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Tickets IS CeEtscdren under tx cents Tween
tv6ve for private consultations with the Gipsey
Queen. milo
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PROGRAMME.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK
FIRE ID T. p Il II II MENT FUND
REsPt CTFULLY beg leave call the attention of the
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT,
To be in id Of the w DOWS and ORPHANS OF TIE
FIRE DEPARTMENT. on Tue day Evening, April I'd, at
the Broadway Tabernacle, which ccaon the following
VOciIsts have in the kinde generously
volunteered their services, viz -
SiGNORAE BORGiEsE.
SIGNOkA A. MAJOCCHf,
MADAME OTTO,
MRS. EDWARD LODER,
MISS WATSON,
MISS TAYLOR,
MADAME BUnKHARDT
sIiaGR ArTILlo VALTELLINA,
SIGNON l.. tEROZZl,
AND MIR. BKOUGH
(Who, though having quilted the profession,
Nj d. volunteers . this occasion.
Alto, in like manner. the NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC
SOCIETY have with great literally rendered their services
direction of Mr. c. LIZ L'ader assisted by powerful
aud effective OrchesTz-Mr. H. T.. TlMM. who has kindly
consented ~ preside At The tsno Forte
Ii will be iom the above that " IL seldom
given OF hearing in such Of
talent The Trustees confidently hope that the public the
Thu, object materially enable them to relieve the of the
Widows aud Orphans who rely the Department for
II. TiCKETs' ONE poLLAR--Admi,tinso one Lady and
Gentleman, EIV, Ladies' Tickets try Gents. To be bad
at the prncip Music stores OF the Officers Of the Department.
OF either OF the COMMITTEE
MARTIN w EMMONs II Spruce st.
FORSYTH ABAGH, II Grand st. {Commuee
JOHN FRYER, GAG Front st.
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ADVERTISING

ADVERTISING
ON THE COVER OF
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
THE IMMENSE CIRCULATION IF Godevs Ladys
Book maxim desirable vehicle for Advertising
OF crazy character they will in future be published the
OF proprietor himself the right reject
vertssmens of suh works be suitable for the
p"''''A'''A '' tic '' Address. S.. A. Cooley,
mel 2tis~ec Philadelphia
- TO LET-The whole part Of thu and pleasant
@ ly situated two attic brick dwelling HOUSE, No "
Ridge street Iep'ete with couvenence. The TO-
watrr front aud vines in the yard with large
arbor There els0 IvatOry IN the aud likewise
house the premises The houe will be 1T ther
family. part snail family Apply II Ridge
No. 80 Rurling Slip m2l sire
GIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
s years old of the Giant argus Roots,
&Srased Long Island BY of the exp need
s4Nparagns growers that furnishes Fulton Market They
very and will bear cutting year Price $
EARLY SOVEREIGN, POTATOEs-The earliest and
hest quality of early potato known productive md ready
for the table in June The original seed mpo ted from
Engl nd tive SINCE at u Is per bush Price 5!
bushel and should be planted next week They will be found
MYATT's VICTORIA RHUBARB-The best favor
Rhubarbs WeIc imported 81 per dozen. now offered
s. Dozen large, strong
Tks tn Rhubarb that attracted much attention
when exhibited at the meetings c the FaImeIs Tub last
j. NJ. THOkBUkN co
m21 Twin Is John street.
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FOREIGN lmportatinnl

Passengers Arrived.
H,vANA-Barque Hualco-Wm ,dine and Mr. Glmartn.
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"A CAkD.
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
EUFRASIA BORGHESE'o BENEFIT-E. Borghese
~ would re,nectfuy inform the of the Orera and the
public ,eray thu MONDAY the 25h has been
apart for her BENEFIT when she will he APP
praring before New York audience for the last time this
The bill will be uay attractive including BALLET
Par iculars m reaftsr,
Seats be secured the Opera House, and after
Thursday next 2ist inst,nt
Season subscribers will please give notice Wednesday
Evening Goth instant whether they i'll their
MO
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WANTED.

WANTED
BY A YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY-A
- situation IN wholesale retail Grocery Provs
store Best Of city references gyea Apply at No 228 Null
beryst mel stem
ITO Observation-Disclosures to purchase good Doubl
Barrled French Gun with and srchsd rm-d
cocks Please addrs. U ~. this Office taring the pie
aud describing the Gun. IN 3tsec
THE suBsCRIBER i.n.w prepared to sell WATC HES
and JEWEL RY Of all kinds the lowest possible prices
viz-Gold and Silver Levers and ,epine Anchors. &c &c.
a.d also fine assortment of Iewery Of Gold
JOHN MYERS so hstnam street.
N B-Don't forget the number-ao Chatham street.
SPLENDID CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c.
meres, V-stings billings, 81.
b,xs s sy o character Wy psN,G, e ;gy goods
nal Iwrs*rc American Hotel, opposite the Fouoa'n
MUNICIPAL REFORM
THE DEMOC Ratio REPUBLICAN ELECTORS Of
the City and Coun of New York. requested
for the OF Discussing the subject of Reform
City Government
Several i.ng.i.hed Speakers have been invited who will
BY ord.r Of the Committee of Ar,n.-ment. NAL a.rc
THIRD WARD AMERICAN REPUBLIC AN
ASSOCIATION
A IL PERSONS E'endly to the Amer;een Republican
Cause are .equ.sted e A. our Head Quarters NO. els
a body to WASHINGTON Hall,
To Respond 10 the Nomination Of
JAMES HARPER ESQ
Candidate for Mayor.
Every American is expected e H, b q, his post
A. .R Il rSsTwE{oSosDo , Secretaries.
2st, 1874 m2l it.rc
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The Greatest Invention Of the Age.

PARK THEATRE.
r. Tnis EyENiNG: March q, ls., ,,m, ), ,,,.,
PRIDE PRIDE F OF Firth nth
Ernest. 'Jamison
JoIibois. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Barry
To conclude with
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN.
Vanderdec ken Mr. Barry
LeselIe VanheIm Mrs II Hunt
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY Fl. ROCKWELL o. II. STONE.
THIS EVENING, March 81, erformances commence
Warlike Chevalers and their Heroic Ladies.
Volane, Wanting, African Drolieries &c. &C.
BY TIE HFE yiRdS 4! do sERESEDERs
To conclude with
Gymnastics by w Cole
mTrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING March 2l-.The performances will
A fS%%f Hxs Sat
Zabouc Mr. Holland
CINDERELLA. -
Fsli1 -. Mr. H pII%
Cinderella -. = Miss Taylor
OLE KING COLE.
NEW FOOTMAN.
Bobby Breakwrdow.. ......M Mr. Holland
BOWERY AMPHfTHEATRE.
JOHN TRYON... Manager and Lessee
THIS EVE MING, March 81. 1874,
The performance q Commence with grand
Followed by Splendid Eqpestrians Acts of Agility, and
Strength by a Comraly unsurpassed
Harvard THE r!RxFs's cA \, T. o.,...,
THE MSi iS' 81 MINISTER
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TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIR ULdR


VENDORS.
CIR ULAR
THOMAS ROBERTS CO of 3oi Broadway, Druggists
LII Pll., take laye inform the Druggist aud dealers ia
sas .ss q H @ bsy s.e iii ~ W
All. n q sG:'P a b sole AID 'es Ssss o Or the
Thomas Roberts Go. have regret hat during the
oh-rs distance were dsappoined by Ihr
Tho nss ROBBERS 20, were indebted to Mr. F.. Brown,
Druggist o. Bo ton for acting Tor them ed-g the dec Of
Chancellor theS able place The Agency of their
e'easve business in New Ens,nd y pelma eny hands
&Fowe guarantees that and he trade geneuy
an" "hs o .p2 az a TIC
mont ster, but transferred by tie sse Of III chaocey
conat as also those made BY MIR Joh%stous sur Tavens
s SaI'S TSs m Broadway
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO-
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discovery in medical that OF NJ NJ
Desomeapr Of Paris lie has entirely exploded the gene
a received OPINION of the sxissn,e of ncurabl- stey
extremely The invar,be and vssai success oi his
% G2s % M & OF that st;
no for piued childess loneliness has full esab sh
the use Of the PToceati"e Iir Cordial il iaf lIsbs
- senari weak uor abu'. debility. ipcontnence and
mpIudencs It's great aud invaabe success its recomue
dat,on Tn. fine Of this wonderful Exr Cerda, is well s-
ges is uicie"t evidence Of its xce ence the esma in
Which it !; held i . pleasant aud agreease to The taste
Price 50 bottle.
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