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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19


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STRANGERS BEWARE.

TN THIS AGE or QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, il is
important chose experienced physician-DR j.
EVAN has removed his Old GaIsns Head ppensary to No
288 Pearl Of Beck where he continues his
extraordinary of all dalic diseases
now compca lie apprises the citizens and strangers that
there Dr. Nv his old stand aud bat he has
necton whatever with any other Office His charges
der,te: his consultations 'tictly private.
N -Obse.ve the numbsr--u takes often dangerous
288 Pearl st
= Medicines aud drectious sent any ptt Of the Union
by atculay stating the case, and enclosing five dollars
aIn .
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PIE sl.Ei'ss aH; W YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Broadway opposite the City Hall.

PIE &1sE's REV YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Broadway opposite the City Hall.
SUCCESS PERFECTLY UNPARALLELED! /.
LAPLAND DWARF, THREE INCHES SHORTER.
AND THE SAME AGE AS TOM THUMB
With Eight Performers, all for One Shilling.
MR.. H. BENNETT, Manager tskts peculiar pride in pre-
sentng the public Array of Talent that be
passed place OF amusement IN the city, and that
Half Price
The Manager announces an engagement with
Mr. CONOVkk, the Protean Performer.
la PETITE CELESTE, the 'rscsiul Dancer;
The GREAT WESTERN Mrs. WESTERN.
Nliss BLANCHARD. the Grecian Jugglerss.
Mr.. CROWN, the Comic singer And the
GIANTrSS!
WHIP stands public alton ever, and
prses every visitor.
The Manager respectfully that he has diminished
the number of the Lecture Room but increased the
comfort of the audience The First Six Front Rows will
the Pquete they newly cushioned and the backs
stated that will be entirely each
forming Arm Chair From their being constructed this
and certain allotted to each yisits the d.
the inconvenience that frequently
from the crowded state Of the ,m.
The Manager has Incurred considerable adopting
this planhowsver he professs the pleasure
BIZ xDMiTTED T0 TIE PhRIUEir n,V vi 1iinUi
ANY EXTRA PRICE, but Gentlemen will be charged al
'LoTiSx DnR6THEA WAGNER 81. .r of the celebrate,
Gipsey Queen can be consulted ouDs dy ord
IAN Afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays az,
Saturdays o'clock; and every evening" quarter to
"~'"S"' 7
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WI RUssELL's NEW CoLLECrI0N or AMEhI
w. CAN SEEDLlNGS.-AzALI.s, hhopoprNpphoNs
GyRANMs Rosrs DAHti,s are now many OF mem Va
fine bloom a. Gade aud Cohstrdfoss la liea,y s ~
Penyy His new variety of RuopopENpRor 1esNpitLonh
n The mos oaguidcsn Towering plant now IN tbi, ln'rv
and a.not he seen el, Hsres Azias consist oil both
rsenbouse add harry Garden yarie'ies hts lew DAH'As
J.ns AsuprnroS and Mas WEBsTER are now for sale, IN
,oo,s ar n ants fon So 20 cents each
BououErs, beautifully made APP al reasonable prices.
lMIa-Ic
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SOUTHERN BALM!t


WE WISH EVERY PERSON AFFLICTED with Con.
w sumption, Liver Complaint, Coughs. TINA Bronechl
It's Splitting OF Blooi Sor@De.s the Chest &c III
upon aud look tn, certificates Of who have been
cured by the of bottle or two OF the SOUTHERN
BALM. w don't bay half doz.n bottles
but only know that after doug you will
ackno gedge ts superiority other medicine
In the Of 1912 afflicted with cough
recommended by irier 10 Southern Balm and
eyper enced very great he1eht
commended it Of nv friends having lung compl
Of whom d rived benefit from aud my
candid opinion that Of all the mejcines
pufeJ up from day day the iewspaper. there
valuable as our Southen Balm. JOHN Nj HOWE,
Dentist 900 Grand st, New York
Mr. Jac Doree attached the Steau ship Great w
was trorbd vio'eat congb and the
years During that time he had been under the
but could obtain reir lie obteiaed two bottles Of the
soathern calm # DIR. Upham which entirely cured him
was far exhausted with coughing raising Of phles
tin Ct bloo and night sweats, hat gwen incuabe
snd hal de, Of living three months have taken bot
Pre-, aaton aed other medi ines but obtained relief
bottle Of -outhem Balmi almost cured me-
+. a. ROSS,
Merchants Exchange Eating Room, " all st.
hereby certify that troubled with cold aud
which remedies failed TO remove, but
al last curtd By several doses of your Southern Balm
f.. A. VANDERHOFF, las Waite streei.
sHEcUT CO, Principle ohce, as71s Broadway corner of
ed street. " y w. X. Northai. Ag for the city of
Brooklyn. For sale Mr. Kings, Fulton ct; DIR kefer
III Canal Mr. Loyd, Prince street
AID Third rret; r. NorthaI 20 Fulton street
A. Lees, So Henry stre t. Hediug Co Boston; Albany,
A. GJtne apl7 stood issec
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Arm lb-At market, 4sO beef cattle 40 pairs work.
ing oxen 500 Sheep and $40 swine lao beef cattle un-
sold.
Prices-Beef CattlePrices have again dec lined and
reduce quotations. Extra So; first quality 81 30
81 10; second quality 81 81 so; third quality SO 80
s.
Working Oxen--Saes at $40, SIS, Ss5, sss and sos.
Sheep-Sales from So so to So IS; few Cosset Weth
ers, So so SO.
swne-sales quick lots to pcddle at for sows and &c
for Barrows; cid Hogs, 4, Al &C. At retail. stole
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WASHINGTON, 18th April, 1874.
Important Political Mopememt- TVnhdra,cai of Pau
Buren, Union of the Locotoco Party upon Nep
Candidates Intended Nomination of Old Iron
Sides of Pennsylvania and the Black Hank War-
,ior of the West.
One of the most strange, curious, and extraord-
nary movements, rather revolutions In public
sentiment, so far as democratic members Of Con-
gress are concerned has been effected since its or
ganization last December. More than three fourths
Of the locofoco members when they first came
here, were favorable TO the nomination of Mr.. Van
Buren,; and the election of the officers Of the
House, the appointment of committees, the giving
out of places from the most honorable and lucra-
tive appointments down TO the very gate-keeper,
and the general policy Of the government, were all
made and directed with reference to the election
OF Mr.. Van Buren,.
But since that time-gradually and impercepti-
bly,, the original enthusiasm has all vanished into
thin air, and those who were loudest in advocating
Mr.. Van Buren,, are the most decided IN their con-
vcton-while they would prefer him to any other
candidate-that he cannot be elected
Ii is impossible for me to give you my authority
for these statements hear them on every side
| il is atmospheric-you breathe IT. was told by
one of the Indiana delegation (whose name for
get at this momenD that from his district he had
received budget of letters from his constituents,
which satisfied him OF the entire navailabillty of
Mr. Van Buren, From Illinois, the same. From
0h;o the same And in Missouri, disafycction ar
onlo' 'io oGdonoa - ran,dIv nreya,nr al &C.
van. W ~, ,',,o a.. scan e Van pnran -, 10 go.
anei Mou' NJ Rer,on - alarmed Gsn y" A.,
hau p.u,nn, cnIlesgne "a VEN, aonh,sn1 H.
l's,, .c,ail' ,bat had ne,,,s ra,e -, ,' ~.
,,,;na,;ors ,heie in which M Hughes hoe haan
sunerseded has his dav been.receiyed Nj lien
Errn and Leading democrat - deaI;ns oni ana,bs'
mas against those who show symn,oms Of change
Indge eTannan IL imnor,nninp he Indiana Deleea
ian 70 oniet their fears. Mr.. Wright sits quiet.
kVaa (ap w xyIup mi atIs
meeting The stn,e ot nubl,c feeling Mr.. Woodbury.
70 ruliv aware ri the state of popuar sentiment.
Mr. Uannegan feara the worst These are Mr.
Van Buren,s hest friends in the Senate.
Tn he House have heard enumerated serenity
democratic members who declare that it is perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19

RICHARD VAN DYKE, Auctionee,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at No 30 Vesev az corner
~ of Church ,treet-ANTHONY J. BLEECKFR & co,
O'clock NO 30 Vesey street extensive Of
Household Eur u!e cpmnr'sng Mahogany Chairs Sof;O
ea Dining and Card Tables; Pr, Tables with Egyptian Mar
pei.sds, Feather Beds, Mattresses SC Maple
Chairs; Per and Mantel Looking Glasses; Astral and Hall
Lnmps Gandoes Vases, Mante Ornaments Plated Articles
China Cut Glass ngr and Venetian carpets Rug. Oil
Clch br nd Rods Toilet Tables Wash Stands Stoves
the Kitchen Utensils &c.
Catalogues may ehai of the Auctonees Saturday
2Oth. aI3to22m
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SecOnsl ROars1.
New stock Exchange.



AsHEsPots are slightly improving. We notice small
sales at 81 so. Pearls not firm formerly Sales
at 81 "a.
BREApsTurrs-There have been sales of Genesee Flour
at So 06i Rye ieches II cents bushe Northern Corn
81 SO cents.
Prime yellow is in good demand but prices
are not SO firm We now quote 29l cents as the highest
price. =.
CoTToN-The market yesterday W more feeble than
for many days past and though cannot quote any posi-
tive decline, yet prices easier and there also
rather disposition to effect sales We did not hear
1000 bales being sold.
FsnWe notice sales of smoked herring az 23c for No.
,, Soc for No l. and Coo for scaled.
HAY-Sales of common North river bale at 37i 4Oc =
Inferior sells at 35 a SIC.
PRovrsroNs-Pork is rather dull We quote sales Of
Mess at 50 3il so sly Prime 81 81 l2A Beef is very
dull Quotations remain without alteration Sales Of City
Prime at 81 % 81 30 do Mess So IS So so. Country
Prime 50 s7a 81; do Mess 50 s7t So. fair demand
exists for Butter We quote 81 Sc fair to good
10 Prime dairy 20 22c. Lard is rather Inactive
Cheese quote ~ &C. extremes
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales made by auc.
ton
No $50 Broadway Constitution HalD 30 feet by
1885, running through to lane the $l5600
Three story attic brick house No. 693 Broadway,
lot as by 75 house 2s by 90 feet bought for $4,000
Three story attic brick house No Is Clinton
Place and lease of lot, 81 years to run, with
covenants OF renewal Ground rent $7375-
Lot 2ia by l2i feet House so feet deep
Bought in for. So. 50 SOC
NO ~ Columbia street. 233 feet by lO0 50 BOG
LAG acres on Unkeray Neck Oyster Bay, L. L.. ST.
acres near Yonkers. .................. $225
~ do DO. $l3i
Inc refers race stuy vesant landing 800
iacree roods, q perches land on 9Th, and en-
tending TO the middle of 9th avenue, and be.
tween 10th and the northerly line of 10th st. $ltOt
- lots on Eth 3h, 9th and 10th Avenues, be-
tween I'D an 74h streets, each 500. ..... $2l6C
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This road will undoubtedly receive its share of the adj
vantages derived from the increased travel by that route
IN consequence Of the arrangements to run day
line alternately to Sonington and Norwich. The Sto-
nngon Railroad has been with the Sound
boats that its receipts could not be separated very WE'LL
The boats carry passengers for much to Providence
and the income is divided between the o companies
that the steamboat companypay much for the road
annum aud the themselves If the railroad
declare dividend the boats must make poor business
oft.
The seminual official report Of the Banks OF Georgia
perset, the annexed views of their position
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MARITIME HERALD.
Notice to PILOTS and Captains OF vessels.

All Pilots aud Captains Of vessels requested the
fact that Robert s. Martin formerly ship collector
employ. lie is rot therefore, receive any
pers intended for the New York Herald
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nj p, sIeetiuly aeSsa,rs n, iTe' Room ns
on MoSday Eysning 2'd April With occasion he WI, q
the city, end y tie following celebrated
H H HhHRy HGss n FIJI"
g; iss ]!
NJ Ss$EH i3SE Ei Mr. W AIrEHs Second Part
Mr. T'MM wi hI5G 5tG:'sfx r'sPG EGFi
n Ts .S full oSh ,.
III s.
Ssia; %i$%1 Ms,;i' IoDEn rHIIIFsH
F..5 s;;aii m. NJ; HAhDWicK.:, R.ssss
End Fas as a s sa'
HHRk Es yi ssH D aas Es
It,aa Arpys i..n.e MI. LoDER Flute oel;ss
sGiS XSIa u, M sRKs ~, Y,y' SS
WI Mr. f Fl IL fs asd NJ MASsETr ,,,
Flute Mr. DAVIS Tem 1 Chorus. With
brilliant Variations and Orch sirai Accompaniment,
F,pss12ysra5s obeIon,n full Orchestra ...Wfssr
~ Tie Concert will at ocioes precissly No
Il. bsae A' Of ss s @ u s and
The Comm Of The Grand Lodge his State have great
public general that the Of several Professors
a:F SFiHa
23lh, 1874;
siGyORA f. BoRGHEsE.
s MAJ SSI Cir MIS- + #E SS
M As s. 6HtHrs sss SIC SIC sNhsNH attmeo
s have been applied and their will be
oF T
s.s N % f cn
with '' aaa'''' "a arS Fc Sh 9:f;; Of Fifty Performers
ea %SH + ss1''''f 4 BY 'Ns H MoSsE
o rsssi Q. tn: oana Mr. Mr. h Mlisss
S"adusio,.. Bros kkGd;,ssndd TimM'
The GRAND LODGE will attend IN Full fegaia, aud all
D %ss s e IL attire
&. $ns ss: s .IS., on &c
and Grand see1s'a5ys Office Howad House Corner
Of Broadway and Asfa'f ;si! rs $%i
}aha rAH i RshiSt' {. Secretary : S ~
J. Ii. ROGERS, Il. q l.. c.
TIA S the q sfs@s cuss
"" With Has '"1i' Gu"
ting at Grace Church to be our greatest enemies and shall be
THOMAS AITKlN, President.
H HEM: Ph. snsas.. }seor'aries al,, ,.m
ROSSvlLLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN
ISLAND.
w WESTTHORP RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and
w the public that he has opening for several pupils
Parents and guardians also informed " makes
% guard To s ss
siHy
ground about ten minutes walk from the landing
ooss '' Barclay 'sf' every
Rev David Mere. Staten Island
W. N. Seymour Esq Chatham square, Y
VIM Ludum ESQ ia B esIm f,,at street as.'"N
Messrs Colvip 8 Fleming, E;;qTs 10 Cedar street.
Eapt Edward FsIbsr Esd, Hicks street. Brooklyn.
Fsl,Ss' 'MSi Mortimer NsT Badas. Wall stree.
| ~ T., eud 823 Broadway. al9 hrc
| NATIONAL ACADEMY DESIGN,
| ,u,o,, . ,, New York, April IS, 1874 )
Monday. the 22d inst is APPOINTED the vanishing day
On Wednesday the cath the 18th annual exhibit of tn
National Academy Of Design will be opened to The public.
| BY order Of the council,
al9to2l re L. MORTON, Sec'ry N. A.
SCOTCH PIG IRON-5l tons of Gengamick No / Scotch
Pig Iron, arrived shin Emblem rom Liverpool and TO
aisec IS Fulton street
WINES, BRANDIES, RUM, &c. &c.
THE subserbr offers the following articles at No. IS Pine
Madeira, in pipes, half do, ar casks and in glass
ss1ss..''. 90 Do Do DO 90
Bargundies Champagne Hook Caret, &c ia cases of on
B,audes pres and hsf do. otard. Dupuy Co and Run
in glass The above articles Of superior quality aud
a9 sire GILBERT DAVIS
|
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On wednesday evening, nth instant Mt the Moravian
Church, Fulton street. by the Rev A. Digler Mr. EVAN
BEACH from England to Miss Lucy skrPpoN Of this city
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AMUSEMENI'S.


PALMo's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Will sfss 81 RI'FgP x 9 a pc
With H''is rs 81 ''1i HsI' '''
poD Admission One DOLLAR 70 all part. Of the h0u ,as,
The following Eminent Artists rnrssed Perform during
Hm, Saas@ Of lively: h.P s t:sSa.'2n'B osh
Pr %S Bso siS s: r ss.a
ri%s f RsIs s:i: 81. r. SsissG:
s sssSa%S T."STs Six Aitsrsaai
Wit, sss f o.. 5. $50. sis Gas:1asu
Also s Sh,t b. S,, ErALMo
PRIMO BAsso,,% sTGSo OR sANruNl
who is daily expected from New Orleans
Combined with ali the former
IL BAkBlERE DI sIYlGLIA.
Figaro. =. ........ Sig DeBssni.
ps e's Sig Il s:ra qsiG.s
Bon bas,l'o. s;.o., Sig Mart d
Hihsitie.. :.s1 SIX 1 ASsitsaa
E,orelo... ..sg Benefit
Notaro' ''.....'.... Sig Alban
formed ga s slIS !. , MRfrI Opera of
Also. aA E iiss HI pS'AsMM66hE.
the centre NJ seat. having ZEN 4i,sd as afford .Ieesni
Commodious Private each side which will BE- let
n ssT ar b Box FasS& now every dry during tn.
week from 10 o'clock NJ until o'clock r. NJ when seats
%sy ss P S 81 @ ssaaa
6 not seats The price Of tickets is placed at
Acting Managr... 49,. 49, 80 Sig Martini
GTe public especially med that the Baths have
be WY arranged and d up IN handsome STYLE and are
IN full operation. nisht and d'v.
Park THEATRES.
Boxes so Cents-Pit Is Ceni.-tiallery I21 Cert.
THIS EVENING, Anril 10, viii be performed RICHARD
To e s1a;1s'ss "iss s " sfGs
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Foxes IS Gents Pit. l2Is Cent.
THIS synNlNG April 10 g 6, T%ence with THE HEIR
To Conclude With Ths n5bbEks o'AA0
mIvCHELEI's OLYMPIC THIATtA
THIS EvENiN HpT II o. H to eoanaass With CINDE
HELL A-Cmdeella. Miss Taylor
A. sossss. w ysItly i. Il iHsf1 yHFrERANs
AMERICAN mUSE.Um,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
OF THIS 9 Gks pE AfrN MSEE BILL.
G sFTESBb 'F MkGFt'SM hgsi rs
GIANTF' 1 %Np 's GIA sSrEss.,
The largest in the world and of the and propo
''A'' -"'' MAN AND WIFE
and nay; q
TE !'R Rf@1TGRY' Mi re % H., COLE tn.
RG9 Btt saE Xii NAV M If rEkrE Mn
Bod1Th. Mr. Williams. asd MR. HOWARD. and
Ths GIpsY FAMILY six in number recently from Ger
many faithful representative. of people of
Tfy s sen il hl as Es;sSs
tyhye cents eI". for private consultations with Gpses
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feaua:l ss.eem hvos Captars Of Vessels vii Syc
q Commodore RoUEeT 81 News ficeL, IT,
Of the shipping en the por whence they sailed the
Vs,se Spoken their Passage, list of their Cargo,
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He viii
beard them immediately their arrival Agent, aud Cor
espondeas home abroad VIII also confer favor By
sending this Office all the Mlrine Intelligence they
sbrsia N,sccs I~fratios of sisd wiz he thsasfr
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EOrelgH Ports.

Ct o dol e S s Ha :as. or as
Ssw YSE, VIZ Kennedy DO soh Alpine DO, ' Soon
E, ia S 81 sss do an
ed hee niles So% %Rea ship eus ap
tow Of ran her easryvg away b bGo ms top
stay 49,,
H.yhE March s-In Duches.e az ttans for York
To- LOUIS XVI g. sisS;ys d. AZ! 'D'1 0''' no.
& lsysea sad va. Of s wss' s'h ''4 '''
A As1$ Mi;I :; 81
S %e iiy hsIT;sa ig5 sss
HAIifAs April AR Hercules, fuller Bait; Watror.
sy where she put IN IN 9th
MADRAS Jan 25in port Mattakeese Weston. for Calcu
MAsILLA, Dec between I2 and 49, Gamb,. Wa lis. Fsjee
sa q ases NasT sn' I Fes, % Be-
se, Amsrsa, for Boston ids. CID ssbso Coiia Boston ~,
SID Eiz,, Townscsa, Cowes -, :,
;Ss 'S e e. ss 81 sss
u.s. :; Florence Rand for Do ora; Carol me- Patsr
a. 5f ri Boston ''' fA'eh ay As''d
TExrL, March 2--Arr Abaoua. Doane, Curaco,.
Lake Ports
I'd 1sSe 'S
s ss s s fssS ols i "a S g. s ID S o.
Gonre F0rti
BASaoR Anil 4-Arr st Patrick. Dyer. New York; Eme
Drummobd. do
EAST MAcHIAs. April Arr Sagadahock, N York land dg
10th for b ,ston)
WwcAssrr, April l5-CId Edinburg Houdie.te Havana
PORTLAND, April l6-Au Barnard Noonln. Richmond;
VeIml, seaman Bali James, Hail. do. for Bangor
ea G .sa B. ss, @ Ta cG
star Baker Havana.
A' AHA 3,d GsetG , BSwd:r csssa.
:i xviii s: Gs9T Tan. ao So x1i sia
JACK Downue Holmes Provinoetown Isft this norm
NJ w Page hsnce for baltimore; sch Mary do for ia
iord ana topsa, schr srppoied = New York pacset
PRov,pENcE. eprl l6--Arr Victory, French New York;
M,d~ d mis- do; heazi Durise. do. Sailed, 5tn, Ory
EpcAET9ws ApriI ls1;Ar Zephyr, CIoske. York I'D
oon do for gbuport Henry do for Boston l6b in port
PHILApELPHIA, April ig-Arr William 4 James, Reid No
bile. rua, Bamgs, Boston, Iieen Grey. Piuaner, Lubec;
Lois, Honeywell. New York; Wm Heary Mount r Ambov
Below, bsrque two briggs and several schrs brig
reported the liuuton and schr Waucott CID Brandywine
SleIhen,on Troy; Daniel ker Fall iver; Vess Ludlam
dos Texas tmers Newark: Silvia, Lee do Cs met, Cox
NYork Arr IN Schuyk,ll, Odd Fellow Fritz, Iindson.
RICHMOND, April l6--Arr Howard, EIdridge Buck por;
Thos Ireland y mers, York 81 Extio Robinson Boston:
Mechanic sawyer, Sandwich; Marietta Burr Knapp New
York. "
FDFNTov, N c., April i3-Ar Daniel Webster, Demarest
NYork hn Demares sylsby, 90; Thorn, Cole Boston,
experienced weate off and blown to ,e,
II days after she had taken pilot SID Olive Coon. NYork
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

VIM NlBLO respectfully informs the public that he has
made with that popular Manager MIX w M
MITCHELL TO take the whole charge OF getting up
be produced at his Garden the summer
Mea,ures active preparation 70 produce series Of
novelty of character suited TO the shmen maRnit
scale aud eYeon will be spared to maintain
the popularity the Garden has hitherto enjoyed all Sigh
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
or THE OLD MASTERS
EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau and Hickman streets
A MhTEURS AND ARTISTS are Informed, that the Gal
n lery Of Paintings al Clinton Hall is open from u A.
win therein find choice collection Of the finest Paintings
which have imsd any European Gallery Artists viii
be- allowed study in the Exhibition Room The public III
fnd Catalogue which viii explain all the hsto sa and other
pieces quoting the Of authors from which the subjects
have been takea.
~ Admittance only % cents m27 lmsjgb
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CCARPA = ACOUSTIC OIL,-For deafne,s, pans in the
- ears also those dsapreeabs like the buzzng
insects falling Of water, whizyipg Of steam SC. Sc, which
Of approaching dearess, aud also generally
tcudsnt with the disease.
The following from the bsny Argu, of Feb 2sh, 1874
ps Acoustic OIL" in this city Let the speak for itself
ALBASy, February 22d 18ti.
Mr. Guthrie, Sanwix Hail. Maiden lane: Dear sir- owe
immense eot ograttudc for inducing scar
pas ID Acou tic OIL" had bean very deaf f,r
eight this winter thai could not hear conversation with
without tn, being much ased have
been the OIL about six weeks that far the
and with which almost totally deaf, and
happy inform you that orduary
*h ut the tumpet. feel thft would like 10 Inform the
whole def community Of the astonishing feet Of the above
msdcne shall be plsased to who
may desire call upon make gniries concerning
Yours, &c
JOHN DAVIS, No 81 Dean street
Prepared by Be and sold Wholesale aud rcail by A
D. SANDS Druggists 10 fulton Of Gold atfeet
also. sold bv A. Sands Go. 23 Broadway; d. Sands Go
II East broadway all 81 iBsec
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THOS. BELL'S AUCTION NOTICE.
SPLENDID FURNITURE.-rhe entire eegsn, Furniture
- contained in tn. modern three story House No 4, Vesey
will be sold Noudsy 1913 O'Clock comprising
fine and valuable Of choice funiture for ro
drawing and bed hail. stairs Kitchen
&c offered this season. Further parcu RS i time
al9 3.sTc THOS BELL.
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Passengers Arrived.


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