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BOWEKY AMPHITHEATKE.

The Greatest Invention Of the Age.
Mn FABER, of VIENNA respectfully announces to the
" American public, that he has succeeded, after
TEEN YEARS OF studiss in
pertecting SPEAKING AND SINGING AUTOMATON
This wonderful triumph Of lNDUsTRE ar
tic1lates d,tinctly le,r Of alphabet
WIN ms AUDITORS and will SING and REcITE LAM
GUAGEs, ENGLISH, GERMAN, and LATIN. MIR. Faber pro-
POSES in accordance with the solicitations of gem
tlemen to exhibit his invention for short time the
public may have opportunity Of witnessing discovery
which has eScsd surprise aud adnaton throughout the
way ane L:penard will be every Except
day) from IL AM until PM, and every evening (excep
Sunday J from till o'clock
70 Tickets, IS CENTS; children under ten years Of
age, l21s cents.
The entrance in Lspenard street, third left
SIDE from Broadway. f29
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PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE
A LMONDs, ROSE, CINNAMON and all kinds Of Fancy
n Soaps ''
Essences, Patchoul, Rose, Musk, Verbena, &c &c
Eau de Cologne, and Lavender Water. ' 49,
Peach, Rose and Florida Wapr.
Perfume Bags and Toilet Powder.
With every article prsng an entire Perfpre,v a.
prices than al any other house ~ '''"''
ml2 lmsrc 'lsis I nmSS. me- ,Te,
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TWELFTH WARD.

. ar, justice 10 the World, but TO our Country first.
n Republican Electors OF The Twelfth Ward wi be held At
the house of John Mills Jr Yorkvle Tuesday Evening
April 3D. at half O'clock for the Of responding
70 the nominations for Mayor and Ward Officers And
also 10 take into consdear the Of opposing before
the Legislature the passage Police ehanded
Reform DILL conceived in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
aud perfect in the Board Of Aldermen CITY, or rather
the b conceived in sin aud brought forth niq9y which
this tszdden city of seventy dollars
without the least particle of advantage equivalent
gogues.
The several Associations and all Others frieadly to reace
AID good order and favor OF the general principles
American Republican Patty and thorough searching reform
and regeneration Of the government
gussd 20 attend in their fall strength and might
on hand - ' ' w
By order Of the American Republican Ward Committee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. ID. MOULTON, Chairman.
TX. a lie
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Nine Thousand Dollars stock of this company Of which
Robert AnsIie is Pe'ident and John McB Secretary
jag shes North American Trust and Banking Company
OF which Thomas q. Talmage President, Dan G. Twice
Vice President and William r. Cooke Casher-for sale at
m oderate prices and on credit Apply to
JOHNF. DELAPLAINE,
No New street. ". Y,
who wishes purchase for cash. shares stock
Jefferson Insurance Co.. of which Thomas w. Thorae Pre-
sid-nt, and George 7. Hope is Secretary.
TO LET-Store No New street, Wall street three
story brick house 81 Walker street story brick
Rivngon street stable and three story house 80 Hud
street, Jersey City. mh28 Inns re
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AMERICAN mUSEUM,
AN d Z e Il 2 ETUAL FAIR

AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING TalS WEEK.
Commencing Monday, April LIST, 1874
II z Day Wal admitted the evening free I'll
THE KENTUCKY MiNSTRELS are engaged for Que
week
Also, engaged-Mr. WIN, COLE, the celebrated Chinese
Nonde,crt with his educated and
talented DOG Billy
Mis-, +; RICHARDS, charming Vocalist.
LA PETITE CkhITO, the admired Danseuse.
MR. II P1RDEE, late from Europe his first appearance
MIR RICHARns, Sentimental Singer.
MIX. WHIT OCk, the renowned Banjo Player
Mr. HOWARD, the Viouist.
T. q. BOOTH the Comic Singer.
BEAUTIFUL WAX FIGURES representing group of Indians
OF the Crow Tribe the o. killing Santa Fee Trader
gsthsT with GEN TOM THUMB. POLLY BODINE and
The Gypsy FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger
many ana faithful of the ancient people OF
Egypt may be seen in heir native costume.
The G!PsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller, may be private
~ eonsuted at all hours of the day and evening.
Performances at IN o'clock and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock
Tickets Is centschIiden lfZ TWEEN
tyfve for private consultations psey
Queen. m27 re
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE arfamsd and celebrated Pills. rom Portugal are
perceive 10 be obtined In ha couau, See advsYuss
ssst o. the last column fourth pass.
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INFORMAL ION WANTED Of JAMES h. MILLER, a
native OF New York aud Seaman by profession whrn last
heard from he Bristol Enga 1870 Should he be
al i've and New York. he will hear Of something his
advantage applying William Steel, Baker No III Cher
T. New York mi 3md&w syrcn
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/. .. q. f.
'HE Members Of Mercantile Lodge No. AZ q q. f.. will
msT az their Room, No II Division street, This Day,
o'clock to pay the last troute Of respect their late
other q Chies n. PETERSON The order in general
'".,ssa. NATHANIEL T. LABARTE, N q.
HENAs HYDE, Secretary. al Itssc
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE FULTON SALOON
II The subscriber having ENLARGED his doom is now ready To
accommodate his customers with plenty Of M and also with
all he deoaces which our market affords II dining room
has been newly painted and redecoraed
Is unsurpassed.
The subscriber lake, this opportunity of returning his sim
thanks TO his the very liberal
" bestowed upon him. and pleased BE- his
endeayon to please have been duly appreciated pledges
hm'e 10 spare nether pains nor expense merit
oi past tvors HIS assistant the Judg will ever
ready attend to the wishes of the fsstid,ous
DAVID A. GOULD, Proprietor,
mi 1m'm No. 10 Fulton street
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.


tRroad,cGy, opposite the Citv Hail.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
RE-OPENlNG OF THE MUSEUM, with splendid at
fractions.
The manager is happy an engagement with
SlGNOR FRANCISCO. the Magician and Equbrist, late
from the American Museum.
The PHILADELPHIA MINISTRELS in Songs, lie.
Signor MONTlVEDO, with nine mechanical figures
The Mighty GlANTESS. OF enormous proportions, and
most beautiful vocalist.
Nj D. " WRIGHT. an unequalled sentimental singer.
GYPSY CIR sister of the Queen the American Museum
mr. =. consala.d fr,yhte,y At all hours Of the day.
Admission shnE-l2k cents extra to those who con
sutthe gypsy Oirl. ml7ec
PARK THEATRE
THE Public is respectfully informed, that
MR. WALLACK AND MRS. BROUGHAM
engaged for few nights and will their first appear.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL l.
msl
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
ROBBERY AT THE Upper BULLS HEAp-satur
~ day March 30th between and o'cl OK A M
several Of the Droves had Their bugouly entered
and heir packets robbed Of gold silver and bills
to about 500 aud believed to be as follows =
r. One Fiy Dollar pill, Blu Cheers aud Drovers' Bank; One
III dfel Oolu Bill Of the tity Bauks SO IN Amer
Gold Ten, and Five Dollar pieces: Tens Bank Of
North America, Philadelphia; Tens Moyamensng Bank
About 500 IL notes. Principally New York State with some
Pennsy wanna and Delaware Notes.
Also, about 4 ia ailyef.
Also ooashioned English Silver Watch with piece
broke out of the crystI 49, '
above reward will be paid for recovery of the nom
an onv .con Of the thief-or S25 FIR either. -
msi Gt'nc GEO. CLINCII, Proprietor
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j. +. X. BLESSON.

j. II. r. BLESSON,
G Q p p f 5 NJ | + II FROM PARIS
II AS THE HONOR I, inform the puoi that he has Just
IL oIend store at 900 Greenwich street where he m,nuiac
tarss and has for sac ktehea Ranges and Tackle,
psry ,bks Of different mod-ls. Aambgne Bathing Tubs
Half 5aths lie also manufactures wrouah IRON tin tins YER
aud repairs, good all Kitchen Rang and Tackle
and BY aSeem-ot wall deduct fifty different hotels
and boa Iding houses
" The above articles will be lent out.
~ BWanted at the above place, journeymau tpman and
young m'n who can speak French aud English
III LII LID
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.
FOR THE BENEFIT QEMIss BRUCE.
GRAND CONCERT.
A + CONCERT HALL. No. tO6 Broadway, on MONDAY
"A Evening, April LIST
To BE- given By the members of Panos late company,
Lips. Mas. sHAkPE,' MISS BRUCE MIR IYNuH.
MR. kNEASs, MIR. HOLMAN, MR. KAVANAH.
PROGRAMME.
Blow on-Pirates Glee By the COMPANY
SOng-HurTah for the road, Mr. Holman
SOug-D mi BaZa ii Mrs Phillips
Song-The Lfs Of Brgand. Mr. Kavanah
Naiad Song Miss Bruce
BaIlad.Weep not thou lonely first time Mr. Lynch
Song-Bid me discourse. Mrs Sharpe
Choris-Dame Duiden BY the Company
Guarette-Mv Mothers Bible By the COMPANY
song-W illiam Tell Mr. Holman
Sona-Away TO the mountains brow -. Mrs Phillips
Song-The wake Of Teddy Roe".. Mr. Ksyanah
Dueu-My Pretty Page... -. Mrs Sharpe and Miss Bruce
GhousIBedlam Medley. By the Company
Sonn-He was such nice young man Mrs Sharpe
Seng, comic -. MIR Kayanah
Song-The young Coquette. Miss Bruce
Finalt-Coumoias daughters-Composed
by Mr. knaaSs. BY the COMPANY
TICKETS ONE SHILLING-To be had the door.
Doors ut quarter to 7commence at O'Clock
m30 2tSt&Msm
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i GIL

UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY
173 BROADW.9Y UP STAIRS
WHITE would fectiuly call the of citizens
Of DhGUEkREOrYPE PORTRAITS, single, o. in groups
from to fourteen the plate which,
~ and accuracy Of dsneaon cannot be Portraits
taken in all kinds Of weather. either with without colo the
Of which he has reduced those charged by
experienced in the business.
The American institute, late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the first premium for the best Daguerreoype likeness
or grouping and general eect which but another proof
IN New York Tor the superior imported German
and at no other establishment in the City State be
obtained. - -
Imported German Cameras also French aud Amer
can Instruments Of the best quality Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials, nc always on hand for
sale at the very lowest prices. f2t 3msm
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctiorecr.
Store No. II Spruce street.


THOMAS BELL. Auct,osser.
Store No. II Spruce street.
AUCTION NOTICE Regular Sale. ofpry Goods. Cloth
ing if's an. Sy
Outdoor Sales Of all aTf'a s attended to as usual
Az 10 O'clock IN the sales Room Il Spruce street
Large sale OF Piano Pore eegsnt urnu splendid Paint
ngs Ss ram o. shine Of line second hand Pianos
mahogany with All the modern
grant ss beautiful DO do s:
The paintings ready for inspection The sale will COM
mence with the Furniture
Sill. SILK MACHINERY AT AUCTlON--on NJ nday at 10
S % d S be sold Of ste e pS & No
doubling and ~ . SeGSgng e John Dean of Hartford
m28 4t.m THOs BELL. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
THE GREAT SALE Of Valuable Original Oil Paintings,
1si%s m 'i &: uss s. sas
AND P'ss Ft they s t s1SsiSawid, A
Also, the Settles used the gallery will be sold low
mss CLOVER tSSi0n A nses
SALE OF FRENCH STANDARD ROSES.
ssss 4 s$ $s';s
collection Vile Lyon '' tn passages
warranted as presented and IN perfect order They
50o%as
China slight Of dry The
different denominations all correctly cassed the
at auction.
Catalogue, ready Saturday afternoon and the Plants
for examination at the time
Also. 1850 chassess Of Fontainbleau Grape Vines in
imported in vessel. In29 At re
TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
FACTURERS AND OTHERS.
~ s. SMITH co respectfully inform their friends and
". the public rally THAI will lily
arranging and ,scg the household furniture Of families
Gtcnirg e. and merchandise
kinds for Terqushpg either the resden.
ces or stores Of in sales oom which adm
bly, adapted for the pufpo.e
Our sales 100 feet deep and well lighted situated
Broadway and commanding the attention Of this tho
ouphare affords manufacturers others facilities for
exhibition and aae Of description of merchandise
passed by other stole the city Terms moderate The
rendition and Of sales prompt Liberal cash advan
when required, will be made intended
either for public private sale.
CHAS s. SMITH
HENRY II. WILLARD,
Auctioneers and Commi sion Merchants
m27 lm'rc Store 30t Broadway, cor Duane
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These tables show great fluctuations in value which
varies iulI as much as the quantity imported By the
nexed comparative quotations it will be that within
the past six months, prices have fallen off large per
cent.
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s sftg S% ss sssh.
" sssa aT Gss nsH NB
1 s cn s u
gong home u"de The Yorkshire has had remarkably
.as s s Eli svta from Liverpool Feb
sFs saS G.rsand Trinidad cub
. SS.oys e'isda near 9
brig 1sn's with
from at sSssSi NC with
bafque aud brig in the oIing.
Ship: Ssndpvssr psr.cns Formo.a Cawfcd aud
mi issss
Bsy Wss 5ionas E are all " anchor in the
Hamburg ship Howard. Hamburg, and Others.
Miscellaneous.
FOREIGN PAcKETss-The Europe Furbsr for Liverpool
and Baltimore Funck for Have, will sail hence to-day the
Prince Albert Sebor, Tor London Tuesday Thesr letter
bags this Office
MIssNo VEssELs.-Brg II Martini of Bluehill, Me- An.
s a. N i,nSs de-
S.rs of Boston and sailed Nov A. which never
q sfs.sai %
aged 26 John Gray coo.ed man. cook supposed foreigner
anu .he o SH eSoTsa Co,Is OF Ba
Wright, of New York s9 and Thomas simmons supposed
foreigner. The Martin good Vessel o. about 40
year old valued at or 5000 and belonged partly
worth about $2 which there three policies
in Boston for $5ooo 1890 and 1908 There was
Confidence Parsons Of and from dloucee for Georges Bank
sailed Feb and has heard from She had on
board beside the sksper.
VESSELS DUE LyERPooi-Comparavel lists OF vessels
due at this 3st OF January 3 aud 3st of January
all o. which were known TO have cleared their respective
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Cotton Markets.

MOBILE, March 23d.-The market continues quiet but
frmeales to day estimated at 10 q 1900 bales yesterday
II 1900 and Wednesday 1000 bales Total for the week
about 10 500 bales Receipts o. 1913 bales including
Rowenas cargo.
prices steadily maintained than for the lower de-
scrrt0ns not because of any demand there for them
but owing to their being relatively scarcer and the
probability OF their continuing the receipts
IN great measure composed of the low sorts Buyers
Tor England continue to be the principal operators but
the demand not only for that country but elsewhere
limited and prices unsatisfactory, there further
shipments being made in consequence home account
The sales Of the week amount to Is 400 bales of which
$500 were sold during the last three days.
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SHIRT MANUF.ACTORY,
AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING STORE,
80 MAIDEN LANE-Just received, the late,t and most
approved French pattern Shirts general of
Shirts Under Garments. Hosiery CIavas Handkerchief &c
SHIRTS and Under Garments made up to order and repaired
short notice Also hand general OF Ready
Made Clothing which will be sold at the following prices
Over Coas from No.. 80. .....:. ...e6 to Il
sack do 4 3
10 %
Dress ...... to IA
2 4
All made Of the best materials and in the modern STYLE
Persons furnishing their materials depend upon
having them made the best manns- at the following
prices -
Over Goats, made and trimmed 80. &c. 50 to 10 90
Dress do do do to 10 90
Erock do DO do 8 to IL 90
Vests and Pantaloons. 81 50 to IS
mri lm~ec
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COACHMAN-A steady, active man. lately arrived from
EuroPe wants situation in the above capacity; can be
IN this city, to his knowledge of horses aud capabIy Of
drivng would make himself generally uefu employer
has no objection TO town country. Any command for
warded 70 the office Of this for o. d. shall be respectfully
attended 10. &c
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL
Arrived,

IN RISES .......5 As MOON sErs... 81
JN SETS. ....6 % HIGH WATER. 10
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21d& FRESH GARDEN SEED-C opsistng Of 1000 lbs of
8 Radh 1000 lbs of Beat 1000 lbs of Turnp; 800 lbs of
Garrett 500 lbs of onion 500 lbs Of Spinach $50 lbs Of
stecs. and varieties For sale on Toierae and in
q"iu.ti h 70 sut nuIcnaert 9y -. ". BR!DGEMAN,
At ms Permanent Family Establishment Broadway,
49, Eighteenth
W Also by his Alfred, the premi.e. general
asseTtn et OF GREENHOUSE fLANIs embracing about 80 OF
n choicest varieties OF Geraniums all the best kinds of
Monthly Roses; together with Camsllias Carnations
ns VeIbenas and otne Towering aud Plants
e'He!nsA tSS1lYHARd e AahN.sfANbARp AuKrrCuLruxAn
bOOks Containing the results "a years. practice
ciny Of New York The Young Gardeners Assistant the
deners In.tructor' The sorists Guide and The Fruit
Cuvators Manual" for SALE wholesale and re all BY the
Author, Broadway corner of 18th street. al Inns &c
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CARD
TO THE PATRONS OF THE NEW YORK
OPERA HOUSE.
FEnpiNAtNp PALMO having just completed re-engsge
ITALIAN TROUPE,
oegs TO tender his thanks the ladies
bestow on hin dunag Operas-and feeling
fully assured that they will heir enable him
produce some of the popular Operas comic and
which WI De made kaown 70 the public during the ensuing
The subscbers' Book will be opened on Monday April lt
10 Season Tickets transferable
Your obedieut servant,
Proprietor and Manager of the n Z o Opera Hous.
March 18th. 1874 maj
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes Is Certs Pitt. l2}z Cents.
RE-ENGAGEMENI FOX !hRsE WEEKS. OF MIR.
GRAND GALA NiGHTM!
MoNDAf EVENING Money OH! the spls'd'd Comedy of
Evelyn ......Mr E. s. Conner
THE SENTINEL.
Linda Miss Reynolds
mITCHEI.L's OLYMPIC THEATRE
, Mr. M!TCHkLL AS JEM BAGS
MoNDAf EVEs clS6E AHE!Ll the Grand Opera of
fs;:S sa::: S Nj: T $iss,s:
IT,. TIE 'iw ysit q; llssTsh'Es s. if9
Park THEATRE.
MIX WALLACk AND MRS. BRSo ia IAN
THIS EVENING" April L. 1874.
Much Sfi9 xDS AB S51 f' S6TTS xl!h
Bened,ek ....'... Mr. Wallack
YoGTHF'Tift.' ' QUEEN 4. sSs'''' years.
Chrstine.'. Mrs. Brougham.
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We email esteem favor if Captains Vessels vii, Civ.
e9rt Of ,hs Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor.
sending e this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
OF TIE OLD MASTERS
EXHIBITION ROOM IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets.
MATEURS AND ARTISTS are informed that the Gal
"A ery Of Paintings at Clinton Hall is open from
NJ o'clock at night later according the They
VII, therein find choice collection Of the finest Paintings
which have ad jrnsd European Gallery, Artists will
be allowed to study the Exhibition Room. The public will
find Catalogue which will explain all the and other
pieces quoting the authors from which
have been taken.
W Abundance only rs cents. ms7 mjgb
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MADAME UNBECK HE'LL BERG respectfully informs
M the bile that her will positively place on
Thursday Evening next. 4ih April when the ulen will
appear, and IN same mme m30tOa4rc
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MARITIME HERALD.

NOtice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots aud Captains vessels are requested to note the
fact that Robert g. Martin formerly ship collector
not now in employ He therefore, receive any
newspapers reports Intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all parts the
World. will be made up the HERALD OFFICE.
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Married.,

On Thursday evening, 2sth ulmo at st. Thomas
Church, by the Rev. William Berran, HENRY f. Will.
LARD, to Mrs LOUISA A. WATSON, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, 27th ult. by the Rev Mr. Davies, Mr..
LAWRENCE PRicHAM, to Miss ELIZABETH JONES, daugh
ter Of Mr.. David Jones, all of this city.
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SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
John kU rHVEN 81 John street is daily receiving fresh
imported Goods very low prices bought previous
advance IN gland for cash and solics call from Country
Merchants previous making their purchases Among
be ouna the following leading articles
always hand viz:
An lis Monsehole and Wilkinson's.
Collins & co Is genuine Axes
S.nde son, Broth-rs x Co genuine Cast Steel.
Chains-bright Trace Halter Fifth and Log.
Ibbotson Con- Scythes and Files
Wedding Hoes Japaned Half Brit aud &.
Brades Pat mt Hoes.
Butchers EDGE Tools
kowiaud's MIDI and Cross Cut
Cut aud Wrought Nails.
Shovels and pades, Ames, Rowlands and G. s.
Hemp-Minila aud Cotton Rope ali sizes.
Locks, Plate, Knob Pad American.
Hinges, Hook, Plate Butt. P,ent, &c.
James Wood Screws genuine.
Wilson's Shoe and Butcher Knives, genuine.
Saws-Hand, P~ne Back Sc.
Viees-Brit and Cooper Key, superior
Shoe Thread and Irvine.
Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
Guns. SINGLE and Double Barrel
Pistols, Rifles, Caps, Flints &C.
Also asrgs assortment of American Hardware manufac
tuIers prices
Table and Pocket Cutlery Jos, Rodgers Sons. and other
celebrated makers-all Of which will be sold for
proved paper Southern and Western Merchants their
spring stocks. JOHN RUTHVEN.
m8 3taw MW&F4w*sc 81 John street
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GERMAN COLOGNE WATER AGENCY.
THE UNDERSIGNED having received tn Agency for the
Jean Marie Farna Cologne, (he Oldest distler of the
genuine knd) has lot Of the different qualities hand
which he os for sale; and prepared orders
the mIoratQn Of article at low prices Dealers
y. oHOsHEIM.
mI20 3taw msrc 20 Patfstrect
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TENTH WARD
GREAT MASS MEETING OF THE OLD TENTH
A well might the Pope attempt drain the Croton dry.
As to exclude the Bible from the School boys eye.
THE American Republicans Of the Old Tenth will hold a
Mass Meeing sl Essex Marke. Square tEjah F. Purtys
Seoet whsre they would be happy to not only all
Cause and would cordially invite all our friends OF
the neghborng wards M Samons others will address
the meeting By of Commitfee of Arran gements
ELI e. BLAME Chairman
+. H. Domnick, Secretary. m3I 2tsm
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Total stock. $3.50. bags 6s,e

lMroRrATIoH OF TEA INTO THE UNITED STA.
YEARS.