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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGREss
FIRST ssION.

House OF Representatives
WASHINGTON, Saturday, March %, 1874.
PRIVATE BILL DAY.
report was made from the Committee of Ways
and Means, with bill, recommending the coinage
OF one dollar gold pieces 1t was referred
Also bill to dispose of all parcels Of goods under
500 seized by the Custom House.
resolution was passed appropriatng the three first
days in May to the business OF the District of Columbia
The President sent to the House the Treaty be.
tween this Government and Peru. II was referred
Mr.. PaRMENrER presented a resolution calling on the
Secretaries of the Army and Navy send to the House
all the information in their possession about wrought iron
cannon and all the experiments made in relation thereto
both here and abroad.
The resolution was amended to ask how much
money had been expended these experiments in
paid
The amendment was then passed,
Mr. HALE asked if any inquiries had been made as to
now the Missouri got burnt in the bay of Gibraltar
MrsPARMENTER said that when Captainvinton returned
there would be.
The House then took I'D the Private Bill Calendar and
passed several bills
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.

GRAND CONCERT.
LcOR THE BENEFIT OF MIR. LYNCH, at Concert II H.
NO. 406 Broadway, Monday Evening, March 18th
To by the members of Pamos late company
.ng OF the following isdIe. aud gentlemen MRS PHIL.
LIPS, Mas SHARPE, MISS BRUCE, MIR LYME,
MIR. KNEASs, MIR. HOLMAN, MR. KAVANAH
PROGRAMME
Pant l.
Savoyad Chorus from the Opea Of WIN Tell BY ,'ompn7
SonR-A life IN the " 90 first time Mr. X eass
Sopg-Ihe IL Dwelling Mr., I'M lips
Song-lt my native land .... ... Mr. Ly ncb
g-Oh my hopes forever ngh 81, first time Mr. Ho man
Song he Moon DER the Lake is Miss Bruce
Song Co nic-T.ddy Rue... Mr. Kavsnah
Quaftete, Comic By four Ladies, one ia particular
PART III.
Chorus-Back from the me ming ciase, from CIn-
dere' Ia by the Company
Baadrhe Irish tmigrapts lament. Mr. Lynch
SonR-Oh whtta Joyous day.. $3.50. Mrs Ph
SongIhe Pos ilion Of Longumeiu MIR Homar
song-les should te to Mrs
Bed ,fn Medley BY the Gompan,
SOns-NUt married yet Mics bmc,
Song-NoIy kraIlagan MIR Kavaral
TICKETS ONE SHlLLlNG-To be had At the door
Door otsn At quarter to 7commence at before O'CLOCK
ma 2teodsm
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Died.

On Saturday 23d inst of apoplexy DIEpnicH BOISE, a
native OF Germany, in the 46th year of his age
His friends respectfully invited his fune.
raj this afternoon at o'clock, from his late residence IS
Delaney, corner OF Chry site street
On Sunday morning, 2lh inst after lingering illness,
Mrs. JOANNA TrMPsoN.
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her func.
rail- this afternoon al O'Clock from her late residence
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AK FOR NEW ORLEAN 5-Louis,ana and New
4tXH Work Lins-P sti veiy first fegnn Pack taiI lat
Mxe3- 1.-The iisl 'ailius packet sh HUNTSVILLE,
Captain ~ Cornell viii 'a - above. her regular day t6f
freight pastge having handsome furnished accomm,da
tons apply b. ard foot Of Wall ST. Orleans wharf or a.
f. X. COLLINS co , 90 Suuth It
,yely no fright received after Saturday evening III.
30thth inst
Agents in New Orleans. IIuilin n Woodruff who will
pr mi ty forward ~ goods TO their addres.
The ship Oconse Capt d. jack on will succeed the
Huntsville, and sail 10th April her regular day ma 90
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ship Masters and Agents

ship Masters and Agents
We shall esteem ia favor if Captains Of Vessels 7 Eivs
Coninodors koDEnT SiLyEy. Of News Fleet, Re.
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo
BOARD them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
appendicitis az home or abroad will also confer favor ~
sending this Office all Marin. Intelligence they car
btsn. Nautical Information of Kind viii be thankfully
recetesi
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Washington.
correspondence OF the Herald
WASHINGTON, M arch q. 1874

WASHINGTON, M arch q, 1874.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
IL 10 understood that Mr. Calhoun arrived in
Richmond yesterday, where he was received with
great <clat He is expected in town TO-DAY.
The city was filled with reports this morning tbs,
Senator Tallmadge of N. Y. died last nigh, of a ft
apoplexy. All | know about il is, that Mr.. Tall
madge is about town to-day, and says if this is
death then is not the thing i, is cracked up to be
Mr.. Hopkins, Chairman Of the Committee on
Post Offices in the House, says he shall make no
report at all to reduce postage-that Wlcklie says
he can't get along il is now, much less if there
should be a reduction. Therefore, il anything be
done by the House at all, it must be done without
the action of the committee. s. b.
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MARITIME HERALD


All Pilots aud Captains Of vessels requested to note the
fact hat Robert 8 Martin. formerly ship news collector
sn9t now IN employ. lie is not therefore TO receive snv
newspapers orrpor intended for the New York Herald
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On sunday, 2ith inst by the Rev. l.. Jones' Mr. w. H.
MiLLEIr, to Mrs ELIZABETH W. LEWIS all of this city.
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Packets to Arrive.

Foreign Letter Bags
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags Tor all parts of the
World, will be made up the HERALD OFrIcE.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH rs
SYN RIsEs... ....5 81 MOON .i2 0
g i6 HIGH WATER. ~ ii
ArrlYe(l.

Arrived.
Ship Catharipe, Berry, from Charleston with cotton
to g Sutton HIS h,d, lot on board since Thursday.
British ba labinger Thompson 60 days from Grange.
mouth (Scoan with iron, to Buni johnson. $50 tons
coal Bnrrt Johnson 90 tons Pig iron Il Irwin,
ton, in baas TO m stsr
Schr Ww. I. Hing, Cronch. days from Boston, W i.h
m ne to Foster Mixers n ~
Schr Compliance. Kelly days from Boston, with mdze
schr Flora, jenkins days from Portsm with fish to
mas
schr Effort Kelly 10 days from Thoma,ton with lime to
master.
Schr Mystic, Sturss days from Boston, with mdze to
master. ~
Schr Granville - 20 da from Thomaston. with lime
To master
Schr Antilles 10 Gays from Thomson, with lime to
meser
Schr Mary Elizabeth. Clark, days from Philadelphia with
mdse, to master.
schr Alexander Parker DAYS from pha it'll md.e
e. master.
Below
Brig Wa hingtous Barge, Appleton fom Para with loss Of
bewspr tuwIks and Of carried away mse
TO ALLEN 4 Paxson.
Sailed.
Ship Hendrck Hudson; for London brig Republic Smith,
for Port au Prince; and Others
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Balti more Cattle Market
MARCH 22There 100 head of beef cattle o9e red
at the scales Monoay and 90 sold the butchers at
prices ranging from 81 81 to 80 per 100 lbs the hoof
equal TO 50 10 So according quality Therest were
laid On yesterday 3r0 head were taken at prices
ranging from 81 "a TO so per 100 lbs
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miscellaneous.


Ship Hendrck Hudson for London; brig Republic Smith
for Fort au Prince; and others.
miscellaneous.
81 BNic Rox.sA, Swift of Boston, from New smymc, Fla
Mosquito on dy the inst When " our i informant
ss s., 'ss ss!
put wa; candoned by The caP?n and crew. they thinking it
g" s 'fi TIE Rs.sns
B.naWn JOHN DrssroS Young from Lvepool
for Mobile ashore Cape ST. Antonio Cuba and
i"S 's i,' e Sy Wet rss
hoard om the %se5 john for
Of All tons burthen. Cargo, sal, and Site ""'
Whalemen.
& ship May 0e ws se nfs on aad DE-
me as s.
drnwned He BELONGED daar.own Marihas Viaeyasd
had aiken IBIS SOC
&sna. ' coS ;sss%st
Foreign Ports.
ss ss% iT Es@;s
CITY AS = ss'i % q
't SD ID WIN Newt a1
gosp.Aux Feb 2o-Ar WIN Kennedy, Martin. and Alpine
4 NAssEisk. FEB sid C.pbsrsnd whire Noe,us;
:s +, .;..
GIBRALTAR, about Feb 8-In port Washington, Munroe
'nG sss%r F & smh fG ssy yo, a.
FEn..Is. F. Ts SAT- An E Hd, Gr S:asa
,os s1s s1; Feb SsmSp port F%' o%
expected load Work Caharne Pike Tor Paermo, few
Lucy sDs.
rhia.
,o Stsn ,, March slS port wig wind Forest Peters,
Fn.sxrenI March 2i-Arr Mon-co Word ng and Baltic,
S%ss.:.sT, Marsh s,-cld Gomme.ss rinah,m Hsvan,
Lion. Patn. do SD COrdova, Morse Hav'ns; snleiine,
PORTLAND, March 2l-CId Alhertina, Joyce Trnidad de
ssTs ,s M sS SS,s "1 ,s% NYo
BosTos March 22ArI George Chase, Fr,nhfor; Peun.yl-
Par sS woo? SsstE Kew ASs
e.; s.q E sie Kay
and "fh Msass iA E od ito A1 sas LEI
~ Ss's' clssy a's nsb e.;
t 1' Diana .oi r"RSa sss,~
Err for sos'9, he above
& ready ss saG Ksnhpws
ssA sG sA s;%s Ballard
HTsfIyA ~s...sq. Tat, London;
A. LAPEL h naniep Vpenhag'9 Sid James White.
B% Hamburg Chapman" Lad eu s'un.0f e.
ward, Bulkley, NYork ~
GfoEerTowS sc. March To- CID Col williams FIVE flats.
repou ecor s 81 o. Se a ws
the up cn1try Col Wlam himself superiuends this move.
ment with view Of sting its prac ;icnblity
SAvANNAH, March 9--Arr Macon. lewis, New York Sid
Augusta, Sherwood do Arr 70 Talma Conkln Boston -
SD Moz mb9ue, Br] Belts. st Andrews, NIB Oscar tSw
Heine Rouerdam.
Mos'b. March SAT Loena, I'rqaha,t Have; WIN \
Cato Haiett Antwerp; scotia, Leslie, Apalacticola
NEW ORLEANS, March liar Nep uae, Peach Boston:
Law renee Foster Havana. Cid Louisiana whurst New
fOr Shaw Malaynida
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WASHINGTON, March q, 1874. ,

Saturday evening.
Mr. Calhoun has not arrived to-day, and is not
now expected until Monday | hear to-day that
Dr. VIM +. G. Barton has been removed from
Office He was at the head of the Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery. know of no cause. S.B.
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| FURNITURE FOR ONE YEAR WANTED.
9sITy 9iS s o awE ,. :.'y ss se
ss sns e.. N:y % finely !. < ~f
] Mss E re as Oh %'@Ay " advance ma,
LOST.
qe. finder B. uaby rwsdi 81 s~ v saya as 4 A.
% % Nassau street m25 itsm
|I.f NOW IN PRESS,
AND TO BE SOON READY FOR SALE,
PHRENoE OHM n r + n VooTTAEgCcf iNIC
LECTURES,
OR A FULL EXPLANATION OF HIS
COPYRIGHTED PRINCIPLES.
SUCH as illustrated to h rayArE clas,ss in tue PRIVATE
lesson. Of his various courses the Lity of New York
sad
to obtain complete Knowledge Of the theory Of his popular
''stBR saSs s9s ee.v ,,u,on.a bv Author
nsas, a. saas BY pre-
Gage of Prof o. on HIS listen cry
pato. Seip have Be the %os ms ron wosp
also s"aoa puSsh ss %So %sG 1s to p mr.
chse fraudulent manucts fingiag upon Prf q 3 copy
2 Finally, eysrv a'vrniseme cfeirg any GENUINE
soa :" ' FhaNcfs Suvs e Aaeo'HGA up
THE REPUBLIC OF THIS DAY,
DOUBLE SHEET, with
Portra, Of OC0NNELL and his fellow conspirators,
Also Lett Dublin Ri f n;sIs 81 from koad'' Paris
Il: s,% "a S. : s
Office 1856 Nassau. cornerof Bsekmau st ms i,src
THE LADIES' MAGAZINE,
1I7ERaTU F5r t%s x .a THE FINE ARTS
FOR APRIL, 1914.
49, FOUR EMBELLISHMENTS IN THIS NUMBER
na sns Sy a ns of 5
Spring F.shicns-Three Figures
inf ing in
The Titmsuse, or Chcadse-ustr4tng Birds and Song
CONTENTS.
, d.
The Appeal e MARIA The by Lucy Hooper w
All Aboard for Boston. Steamboat Sketch. by A. l..
TO Cs,oline by Robert s. Chiffon.
The U'known raten fro the German Of Baron de aMot.
tie re TSaq Y,ss .'1 X ira. A,.x,s
s$ss IT, Ths ri s or cAe.ae., with
E. P.ss s.s s,I LsL s. !;S%;ss BY g H. Go.,s
o% ss, pay t;f SiSss%'' Concluded
Tas.is Eay BON 81 Mrs. '.e ) t 6 Hal Il NJ Michel
0 so .hpny Estu H.% nH !? au's God
s"tss The a.s,ss at the Junction of the
The Ladies' Magazine Ag55i% 'a;i. r,,.,,nv
m23 tire No Astor House.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
WEDS2s IS. Vi sfSS
9TH March, on which orc sion.
MRS W4LCOT,
VIII appear inr this nlsht ~ in entirely New Farce. writ
OLD FRIENDS AND NEW FACES.
With the first act Of
FRA DIAVOLO.
THE. DON NOrDONE
Aud for th THs st p time ne ~. susua called
John Liitleiohn ."..".."..... .....Mr Holland
ulJ Box Book now o,en. m25 2tsec
SHAWLS AND LONG SHAWLS
lust RELEiyEp BY THE ARGO-
Two do Long Shawl,.
One do do se'''' sp's c0lor' and new Patterns
Two Printed Barge Shaws.
Two 10 Cashmere dCoss
Two do Moussen de Lame.
Two do EmbIo dered Tibet.
One One do Baregs Scarf. 10 ''a'''
One csse Silk Shawls
One do DO Seats.
Two 10 Mantsas.
One do Nett Sha Wis and Mantellas
ne above goods with large assortment Of Canton Grape
White, Scarlet Crimson, Straw and White. Embroderd With
coors Gray sh wis., and White Green Scarlet Long aud
eq9are lnda Shawis and Sc r will be sold low sub
scnNers- JAMES BECK 4 CO.
mas 3t.ec $50 broadway
DRUG S. &c Pure Annat o,
T.. J. and Turkey Gam Arabic.
Para Balsam Capan
, . Russia Is rg,ass,
For sale by the package or less quantity by
m25 3tsec So William ,trest.
THH ATOHfTC1 ar DENJrC
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ofApril -
No sweepstke for horses that purse, mile
ats best 5, Sub S23, fl; SEQ add by the
proprietor
No 2Sweepsake foi year old colts under mile heats
best 3 in md TIE saddle sub $50 Il S25 ,dded.
No 3Sweepsake; for horses that trod for money,
two mile heats in harne.s. Sub$3 e S25 added.
No. same as No ,. under the saddle; SIS added.
No 5Swee stke; for no that roed for purse
No No. 5, under tie saddle; $25 ad
ded
No 7-Sppecstnke; for horses TINT purse,
mil. heats in ha'nrss. Sub S73 b {; S23 ADDED
Nod Sweepstske No under the saddle; S25 ad
No. 9-Sw,erst,ke; for horses that never purse
SIS mile heats in harness Sub SIS h I; $40 added
No I0Sweepstake No. Q, undr the saddle $50 ad
No tsweDpstahe; for horses that purse
$780, m II heats in harness Sub 500 :; $50 added
No l2-Sweepsake No. IL, under the saddle; $50
added.
No 13-Sweepale; for horses that purse
$780, mile heats best in under the sad ie catch
weights. Sub $50, e S25 added
The above Sweepstakes and close the 9Th OF prl
at Jones' Second Ward Hotel by l0oclock M, three
more TO MAKE
he fropreos the Cerreye Coure fer for the further
encour cement Of III. Toiting Sot ths whole
OF the we'd at thu Members aud Pubic Sta OF the
Course to the inning hor,es that ched If
this Couss durng the Spr and summer 1 tbs
year Th of sores king aches. have
the prveg OF maunng he Course oearh mach the
prieors Will without chsrge r their srsics met 2t'ec
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PEALN.S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

tBrond,eay, opposite tht Ctr Hab)
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
RE-OPENlNG OF TIE MUSEUM with splendid at
trac Ions
he manager happy To announce engagement with
SiGNUK FRANIi> $50. the Iagcian and Equlibrst late
from the Amerit an Museum
The PHlLAnELPhIA MINIsTRELS. in Songs. &e.
signoI MONTlVEDO, with nice mechan cal figures.
The Mehry GIANTEss. Of enormous proportions and a
m st beautiful vocalist.
Mr. ID. w. WRIGHT, an unequaed sentimenta singer
Mss JEsStLfN an ACCOMPLISHED dapseuse.
GYPSY GIRL Of the QUEEN the American Museum
mav be consulted privately at all hours of the day.
Fudg Mermaid Grand CosmaIama aud 500 rasities
Admi.sioa one ,hjnE-i2,i those who
suit the Gpsv t3irl. mice
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LATENT SOUTHERN SHIP NEWU "a
NORFOLK. March 2l--An Osceola Yeaton, New smyma
Decarato1 Adams. Baltimore for Boston. Of an
choIs aud chans Mary Chiffon r. Mayaguez Ia Hamp
ton Road, Intrepid OF New York. with less of anchors and
| chaias sails split, Ike.
CHARLrsToN, arch Cold Marion, IBrl Mills Liver.
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Passengers Arrived.
CH,hLtsroN-Ship catharne-Mrs Delauo child and 80,
want MIS- =. So and mid A De- aux Cant heiiaeu
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ohestlc InpOrtathOns.
CHARLEsr oN-ship Catharine-i Dor NJ Rutherford-
barstow col Summers hales cof,on Posi- Vanso
hsnu" COTS smith Mills-i5 & Nc urdy-Is HoI.
W;, ,un q co-,6s bxs raisins Wetmore-4iI do
CcIi"sa psss e'%rs 90 6bs Taylorl r.!k
Staker-2o bales csss roren 4 coo1 r., nee sn, gns
oe E,n CO. Co. . nsckett BroherslO6 n 1oit CO.
Box rsst- bs Baatsr cos2 do JohnsoS-,s
Ned DrOUT -5crates su'livanl3 pks G. Wison-,2 cls
"A Kiugsland-sundres {, ord r. '"" "hsoh-H CHS
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DRUGS. &c Pure Annat o,
- Fresh Vanilla Beans,
j.. J. and Turkey Gam Arabic.
Para Balsam CapaNi,
= Russia Is rg,ass,
For sale by the package or less quantity by
LAS s. AsPlNWALL,
Qe
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LOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
WASHINGTON Hall

~ V4V
MADAME HtlLBhkG, from Sweden. respectfully in.
ln forms the public Of New York th.t she will
first In Americ, At Concert he by
THURSDAY ErENTNG, 2,th instant, at Washington
of MRS. EDWARD LODER; Signor DE BEGINS, who
.!l appear at tss Concert for h, first time this Mr.
WALLACE, Who will play Tor he FL time, the celebrated
Carnival Of Venice, performed BY PaRania Ole Bull
Veux enps; Nh BARTON ~ play two Solos III,
Flute; Mr. TIMMS the cee rated Conductor and Quarte
Band.
70 TICKETS 81 EACH-To be had at the Music Stores
and at the d ,or.
The Concert win commence a O'Clock precisely.
yniQ cod h,yk iuh
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MILLIN cry GOODS
Il. H. COILS,
NO "a JOHN STREET,
rs NOW OPENING ire ,ssortmsnt Of Millinery Goods,
lust received bv late ivas tom Have, comprising
Two c,ses endd Paris Artificial Flowers.
New st les o Bonret SILKS
New SIS les Of Ribbons, various including four
land this FAY from the Arxo.
The sttsn'ion Of NJ nners is reques ted,
New York. 2nth Marth lRli m20 l,Yitser
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

important tbo.e srpsuented Questionable
IVAN has removed his Old Gasns Head prenssry to &c
s Pearl. OF Beekm whore I've CONTINUES MS
extraordinary Of all delicate disease no mate,
compcat d. He appses the citizens and st1snse that
he is DR. Ev his old san and that he has no eon'
ecton whatever with other office HIS Charges a'' "o'
'erse, his corsu tbtions 'tric,y private. -
-Obse,ye the numb ir-m'dakes are oen "a's''o"'-
SO Pearl st =, a.. rt;
Medicines ard drscuors 20 any pr 81 tne oh'oh'
BY ticul stating the and enclosing hVs oohas
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SPLENDID CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c.
DIR SHIP ARG y have received and rich
Goods for Spring and Summer Wear comprsng CASH
meres, Vrsngs billings, &c.
In style and character hey 70 any goods we
have had to Offer VIM. Il. JENNINGS Co,
73l Broadway,
MI IMIs.rc American IIDel opposite the Fountain
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FUK TUtTUESE FEMALE PILLS.
HbsE Tar iarnsd aud celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
We perceive To be obtaIned hiscounY, See advertise
= htroa the iaat column fourth page,
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WUNDEKFUI EXHIBITION.
EGGS HA1JHkD BY ARTIFICIAL MANS Now
- {, the public from 10 A. NJ. to r. dsilv 49,
Nassau street. he Tribune Once No exh bon b.
ate!s,ng 70 The Or 10 the occurring spd
lures Gcd Ladies 10 particular will be highly gatfed To
be continued few weeks only
% Admittance IS Cents Children halEprcc Eggs broken
on apple atom ia cents, Medical gentlemen and Others
ofS5 will receive cards Of admission for 81 dsys
break each day. Pamphlets lana oy aud
poultry 2H cents The editorial corps invited
witt he establishment at pleasure mil l3t'rc
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SPRING FASHIONS,
II THY m n AsSr nj III dL, Mt

AT THE OLD ESTABLISH MENT.
Mdgdsin de Modes, GO Canal street.
MADAM BEhRMAN returning THANKS for the last eight
H yas PATRONAGE bexs most respectfully iaiorm her
iends aud the public that she has received
ring fashions from PaIsa.d bexs be favored with early
70 examine her varied nd eiegast stock Of entire styles
of Silk. az well 40 Straw Hat.
Mad fiat heref that the nnrivalled in the
city, both to style quality share and price. cali will
ince them Of the fact
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
m2f lmsm 60 Canal strest.
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Baltim ore Cattle Market

Bullion IN Bank Of ''''-'' ''''''''''
England ela,o25ooo 1899 900 1858 900 i,4oo 900
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A CARD.
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.

NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
LUFRASTA BORGIIESE'o BENEFIC..-E. Borrhese
IL would respectfully nf, IN. patron. the Opera aud
public erslv, hr MONDAY TIE 18th Ia, been
for her BENEFIT when sh. will he APP
peIins sefore New York audience for the last time
Thebi will teunu'ually attractive, including BALLET.
Pa iculers rreaftar,
Seats b, securei a, the Opera House, and after
Thursd next, 2ist inst mt.
SEASON subs nbts will please give notice WrJue,ds
Evening next goth iostan whether they i'll their
m20
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NR GREGORY may be Consulted any day or hour. at his
~ private resdeuce II Barclay street Those king the
I'D Of an experiences and skul physician, should call
ibOye.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
THE SEASON FOR 1874 VIII COMMENCE ON
MONDAY, MARCH IS.
j. NJ Scott Acting Nanger H. r. Stevens, Stage Manager
Promp'er.. .J Crouta
Boxes''.25 Cents Pit. i21a Cents
Ihrs now engaged T. most efficient CORPS Dsmatque
ever formed n America pr 6cient all respects for the
ormance of Tragedy Comedy Melo Drama Farce Panto-
mime. Opera and Ballet.
MONDAY EVENING March IS, performances to commenes
with
LA TOUR DE NESLE
Capt bunidan =. Mr. s Copnor
Margaret. Mrs Greene
PREVIOUS to the Drama Overture for the occasion
Afer which
~ . MATCH in THE DARK.
Ellen Mar4den :, ........ '....' Miss Reynolds
Prudence Mcintyre ..... Mrs Greene
TO conclude with
THE sERGEANTs WIFE.
Robin Mrs Winans
MaTgot Miss Emily Wood
MIrClltli4l.s OLYMPIC THEATIxh
MONDAY EVENING March 18th. performances will
commence with
CINDERELLA.
Mrs Tmm
PEDRO. Mr. Holland
- Cinderella Miss TAYLOR
The Baron POmpolino' -. Mr.. Nickenson
To conclude with
THE DON NOT ONE
LepOrelis -. Mr. Holland
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