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1t will be that in 1871, the average OF exchange
1884, and the average price Of coffee 3ss. 3D.,
while the average tor 1913 Of exchange was 2s734 ana
the average price Of coffee 26s 3D. and reaching IN the
month of December ls43, Gas. 4d per cwt The same
reduction has been experienced in prices, in nearly ell
the principal markets of the world Quotations having
reached so low point operators fully convinced
advance must take place, and capital being very
cheap and abundant and ready for investment in any
thing holding the slightest prospect Of gain many
went into the business purely speculative principles
The did not become general as anticipated,
either in our markets those of Europe. The effect
here to check operations Prices advanced on the
first move and have since sustained but the trans
actions have been very limited.
The recent report made by the Georgia Railroad com.
pany shows great improvement in the affairs connected
with the road For the months of March, ls43, and 1884,
the ratio for earnings has been $7s44 to $s5o07.
Length Of the Road 1901 milesAat bar 100 miles, rail
the balance of the distancesix miles of trestle work.
one-third of which will be filed up at future day.
Average cost per mile, exclusive Of engines and
The earnings Of the Road for IS months ending
Dec. lst lS43, amount to .S22IH3l W
Expenses of conducting the Road for that
period 'i"f'"fi 80
Leaving profit Of ;::.s:, ,s;s sssiso 81
The earnings during March, ls44 about ...... $4,000
The earnings during March, 1913. ...... 1914
The failure of the Phoenix Bank Of Columbus Geo, is
still creating considerable excitement in the vicinity of
its location The card published in this city by of
the parties whose name connected with the nsttu
on has nstgated investigation into the affairs of the
Bank Martini the President is represented as being at
the time of the explosion, partner OF Lentilhon CO.
1t will be that four of the principal stockholders
reported the oath of the President, all accused
either directly indirectly with the recent extensive
frauds contaminated by g. Kostar, the banks and in
divduas of this city, Augusta and Columbus. Lentlhon
and Co. appear the annexed list the of 3l9
shares valued 9OO Mr. Lenthon in his card says
81 have never been of that institution, had
ever any interest in its Business The following
returns made by the exPresident Martin to the
Governor of the State last October
STATE OF THE PHESn BANK, OF COLUMBUS, OCTOBER
10, 1913. ~
.9ssets. Lddbtittes.
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On Sunday evening, 7th inst SARAH s., reliot OF the
late Aaron Piggot, in the Goth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem
hers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Forsyth street. Dvi
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A UCTIONEEus AND THE PEACOCK DINING
~ Rooms William street. and 50 Stone s,'setMessr.
Draper Dias \ Warren, trr,ics, Havd ck II Co Adee n
Tmpssn y. Dnrer Co. Auien Spicer, Merchants aud
others aesdiug the above and smr establishments in the
vicinity, respectfully informed that new Dining Rooms
have been opencd on novel and muchappoved style the
above uumber, Table dlIotc has been es'ablishJ
whirh their at plrticnlariy invited The Dinner
from y I'LL fixed rrre % Cor which Din
ner v giyen served IN escsllest ,tyle II lwis
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LIvERPooL-Packet ship Ind ependence-Wm Wainwright
Chas Anthem, Hertz. John Martin + II Greenway,
Schenge John Hone, George Stohd and lady ard John
Bugby. q New York q. Bolton New Rochelle NY; NJ.
John Ralon. George Parish. philadphia; WIN Graham
galtimore Fa9uet France; Felipe Fernandez, Spain:
Pretyman 33d kegt A. Upper Canada w Colvert, I'd
Dragon Guards; Mr. Rent0n.
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PEALn:'s NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
MR., RENNETT. =. :,MANAGER
The Manager proud to have the honor inform the ladies'
gentlemen of New York. that he has in his power sub
their notice curiosity the celebrated
Tom Thumb, consulting of a
LAPLAND DWARF
OF THE SAME AGE AS THE GENERAL!
AND THREE INCHES SHORTER!
Ire following talented performers engag sd:
Msdemoselle Pauline the deliahnal dansuesr Miss AdaiT
the charming vocalist; The Great Western who universal
be the of Comic
and without doubt the best Ethiopian
Orator and Imtator of Locomotive the whole world
Miss Blanchard the graceful usgeres and Mrs Western the
much admired actreIs
The splendid GAS STAR that excited much interest last
winter, will shed brilliant lustre. New Stage has
been erected with Scenery, &c.
The Manager has effected engagement witha
GIANTESS!
U5~ For full particulars, small bids.
Performance the Lecture Room commence at haEpas
o'clock.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
n GENTLEMEN or families desrous Of converting their lief
off Wearing Apparel into caah, Obtain for the ths
highest cash price.
TO families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing
sdence having superuous effects to dispose Of will find
their send for the subscriber who VIII
attend them at their residence by appointment
ii LEyETT, s John street,
near Broadway
A line through the Post Office, Otherwise will receive
prompt attention..
Claiming leaned and repaired. mo lmsrc
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New Stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.


sandusky and on Mad River Railroad, .. 10000 do
Grand River and Kaiamazoo, ...... $4,000 do
On the west shore OF Lake Michigan. $4,000 do
This exclusive OF the quantity we reported day or
CorToSThe market has been quiet again to-day, with
but little disposition shown to operate on the part OF buy
err or seller The sales about 1000 bales without
change in price, though understand offers
accepted to-day which were refused on saturday ana
Others solicited without obtaining them The market
Cou~There have been several arrivals within few
days; sales have not TRANSFERRED Two cargoes arrv
ed Yesterday and are hardly in the market.
For,euTs-Some few engagements Of freghts to Liver
pool at Cd to ld were made to-day, at which rate the
packet Of the It'll filled up but even at these rates there
HyEThe receipts down the river connne to fair ex-
tent and sales also very limited We quote 40 42c
ssIT-Ashon's would readily command 81 so 52l
but there is very little in first hands There are several
lots of Liverpool fine due but at present the market Is
quite clear.
WHIsKEy-Drudge casks are still held at 93ic Prison
barrels continue very inactive at former quotations
CATTLE MARKETAt market, $50 beef cattle $3.50 from
the SOUTH 10 and calves, and 400 sheep Prices oil
Beef Cattle further advance OF 90 cents per cw has
qualities VERY o ordinary sells for S. ali sold Three
bulocks from Westchestsr county sold at ST. one of them
the best animal sold IN this market for two years
Sheppard Lambs-Al sold, at So 80 So.
REAL EsrATr-The following sales were made by auc-
Chancery sale of SO lots the ls avenue and ave-
nue. and 10th and nth streets, comprising the
whole block II lot corner LIST avenue and 10th
lots on the list avenue, between 10th and i7h '''
y ots on 18th street between st and aycnSe 10 4'
lot, .xlIU to $500
n lots on 18th street, per lot. 1895 TO Sl3O
9 lots on avenue A. between 10th and 18th streets
per lot. '.....'.. S43O to 1915
Coal Trade.
According to the Miners Journal Of the 9th inst the
OF coal sent by the Railroad for the week ending
April 4, lsit -
Schuylkill Haven, .......'.. $500 Oh
d,S97 -
Fer last report. ................. 52,2io "a
The quantity shipped by canal, up to present time, is
about 100 tons.
he price o freight TO Philadelphia Is 10 cents, aud to
New York 81 80 SO far, business moves slowly there
being but little demand Tor coal at present except for
manufacturing purposes.
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J. =. CARROLL'S
OLD ESTAB LISHED
MEDIC 1y'ED U1DOTrR RJTfTN

RE- well known be essentially this
n the ycAf the system requires auxiliary throw
o the cu,lce accumulated dung winter aud which, BIZ
the ,uriace the cnaneous Diseases
colds heum scrle fever &c SC. THY in opera
ton At % COurland street from o'clock IN the morning nil
O'Clock night Sulphur Bas require hours notice
Potable Vapnr Baths of the CITY, BROOKLYN
Bathing Tubs aud Hip Baths for hire. az iw nc
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pORpUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE hr.fhnss lad celebrated Pills. t.om Portugal. are
gsfcaye, 70 be obtuaej 10 this ss- savsti"
~sst the last eolu0s, fonrh paass
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NEW YORK STEAM SECURING ESTA-
BLISHMENT.


O. LOTHING cleaned ard repaired by VIM. JOSEPH
sS.: s%
long service become oiled and dsguea by oil
sssI:; q shsS. as;.e. isSIs &C. sGs
Snd the shortest notice we the renOva'o,S Of New
orders are sttended to as speedily as possible any part
lie also intend. carrying ?p a. 4 the aS.y, place the
en0 s Bss u BY free @
the pay, mixtures so destructive to leather found in ord
Pearl sfest Stars Viz 800 dozsn ns ia Bu,be,.
% to % GS o,S Ss
per dozen great barsae 50 ladies' id Work Bo,e richly
Glasses ABTE HNb Ps6G efsisT cuTIERy
500 white, black and buck Table and Desert
Knives and EoIss three a. 50 eenl, 70 y dez
A9 ySi T ss nG S Dt,s set %
upwards A.G 80 g dozen and blade Pen - qq ,.h och
plated Candesticki at IS I? 81 so eair ersons in
w.g of any of the above goods will do well to apply
RECAKMONs COMPOUND PULMONARY sYRUr,
ia uy. aesn 81 b % &s %
which many anxious hye been LACEY made aud
a ~. y
ss 'I s s%it S x
S; i s,s
niT; S;:;% sss ss;sfa s' S:
sa S. N Mas!s " wy y; ss NJ; ss
ston 0ren ard Fouh st,eets Mr. Hart, Gand aus Norfolk
rtIeets; VIM BuItne Bowery and ~ Marks place; y
Knapp 80 Wssl sire, W1hea 80 Grand streets H. T
Kerstsd Spring aud broadway; n. X Bunces South aud
Cshse streets; Gilman aud Coao,sr, Lnug ard Spring
Doscser Gil Oliver streets aud or the PROPRIETOR
No ca Vestfy street. Price 3716 ceats per bottle
Brooklyn fasons. ~ Fulton street. Office of Daily
Wiiismsbargh-john Moore, Kings County Hotel
im'uc
MEDICAL AID, fRIvATELY.-A LARGE pTopoii'n Of
1 ,pkind fcpd with disease, aud oistnses of yir-
kuds and who for of h. dge the particular
9acre of their case continue boar Their acou IN
AID silence Ths hou not be 50. when knowa that
Or Gregory has blshed the fourth edition Of his pi
yate uesti,e called 9TH Rubcon threats practically upon
n, prevs en disorder OF both The loss mpove
o nanly vigor oceasiooed by c'aio PRACTICES existing
among young men subject Of the Impcraucp
potion of the work devoted the interest Of the lsde both
married ald nsebut eciy to those who unfortunately
mArried but ought g be Good adj
vice {, those about marry is ALWAYS worth ieekinz The
charter structure il WORTH e particular attention DR. -
has baby -tricurs 70 favorable result iban
ohe phy sican Of his years DE- g. tks aet pleasure ~
lining his mode Of all derOu, ot nt Imson
,np itant complaint Pnte Of The book 30 SOLD AZ The
Docto private osidcace, II Barclay suee BioadwaY,
II all hours Of the dsy or evening ~ lt-uc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
B0r sfN ffsgTF 81 2 Mn Gsss.RSef5yh 1 Gents
THIS EVENING, April ., 1884,.
The s sf'ISFStP' AND H A fSTTssss with
THE Il & sScflqff rs
9stayisn. - -. .......' 'Mr Wallask
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes = % Get. fit.., l2,i Cents.
THIS , MsRM:bt fRi%'w y Vi Dam, of
LOAN OF A LOVER;
Gertrude. Miss Reynolds.
THE KING A lS fS' Tas T F'hfeEEBoorER
MTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATitA.
THIS sE EKkifISs 81 GET FIaa H Opera of
Nh Mr A %hsH
THE N Az F Eoe'SesrMAN.
THE II s %EIsH VII GIRL.
BOWEKY AMPHITHEATRE.
,ou.r ~, Boxes IS cents-Pit l2'l. n
JOHN TkfON''. '''''.' ''''' ''' Manager.
THIS EVENING. April 9.
star and Waltz EntIee. go
" The Original Dandy jim" Band of Mnstres will
'' THE T. S sSeslrSs risf
10 Doors open at 7-Periormanee commences at quarter
past O'Clock
AMERICAN mUXEUM
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1874.
Greatest attractions IN the GUY.
The Manger takes peasuen announcing an engage
"s'' ''f '"0 NIX r." A S"iY Mrs G's RANpELL.
GIANT tx HN hi" GGifasNrEss..
the world They arrived s% Eq ,as II M
by the 6 GSf nj ssH 'ifF II
during ye Their exhibition has been attended with
the triumohart the Old World ana they
specially 'en' TiFAslTfEEsT COMPLIMENTS
New York. wo,d AJAX share the which their
meftstheir Enormous Proportions, nchy deserve BY
ply cans Physologs,s and Anatomi'ts they regard
the reaes wonder and cuosites the world Their form
pleasing being and fabe in their name:
They may be all Of the day and evening" and will
Also Si.'V fnssssd-THE KENTUCKY MlNsTRELs e;
DOC BILLY; Mis-, i, ADAIR: IA FEIITE CEEITO
Mr. H.. q. SHERMAN, MR. WHiTL0CK, Mk; I. q.
BOOTH. Mr. WILLIAMS; ana MR. HOWARD
Beautiful WAX RE- 5ePessntss group e. Indians
r. Folly fip fs5 and
DANIEL LAMBERT.
The GIfSY FAMILY six in number, recently from Ger
many, faithful of the ancient people Of
The GIPSEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
ly consulted at ali hours OF the day and evening" 49,
Performances evening at ~ O'Clock, aud "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at o'clock. -
~ On Wednesday next, La Petite Cero, the beaui Al
Danseuse takes Benefit Give her a full house.
Tickets % centsehidren under ten Hf cents Iwea
vve extra. for private combinations with the Gpsey
Queen. al re
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THE COMMITTEE appointed by the Grand Lodge Of the
cepted Masous of the State Of New York
ing Monday aternooo the 7h he melancholy
duty Of the Fraternity of this that
the Grard Master Of the Universe has been pleased
rom his earthly labor venerable and beloved GRAND
MASTER. the Most Worhipful MORGAN LEWIS who
for fourteen has occupied the Oriental Chair of the Grand
Lodge Of this State BY this affective which has
whelmed with profound deprived of aBrohs
not only distinguished by learning talents eminent public
services purity life and unfapg belevoence but also of
prudent counsellor firm and steadast supporter the pnc
pies OF Ordea Father whore advice might all
times condeG rely Initiated the mysteries of the Fra
erny 76, in Union Lodge Albany he adhered
this institutions and when the midst of the and tempest
Anti Masonic violence he called in the 1880 to the
Grand Mase ship of the stae cherfuy placed himself
Tho helm has wisely directed the Of affairs and
q the last hoa. Of HIS earthly testified his a.
Grand Lodge reached him Sunday the 7h instant at me
dian, when he departed from the Goth his
The GRAND LopoE will assemble at the o. L. Room, a,
O'clock Wednesday afternoon the 10th instant to attend
The iuuera from the Of late Grand Master No u
Leonard street The Subordinate Lodges ia the city Of New
York and its vicinity will assemble their respective Lodge
Rooms ard concentrate without bannen att o'clock at th
Howard House
The Officers aud Members Of g. Lodge will appear the
Jewels Of their rank msunga others white and
BY order, JOHN MANSFIELD,
LEWIS FEuCHTWANGER,
j. G. ALLSTADT, }Committee
p s. VAN HOUTEN,
JAMES HERRING
a
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL o.

uN RIsEs... ....5 80 MOON RIsEs..'- ..-.2 IS
uy sErs 6 30 HIGH WATER Is
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Passengers Sailed

Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA-Ship Cristoval Colon--H Smith, Beneke, j A
Leden, l. Potestod, lady and servant Potestod r
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d. n overwhelmingly from his grandfat ers house
2l8 Walker street, Monday morning. Hugh Brad
burn boy between ten aud eleven old Had cloth
roundabout jacket with velvet collar and blue
pntalooa. He took with him ss5 in and
age TIE above reward wbe paid for the rehenon Of the
boy and Of the s. for the boy The largest
boy have the and they ards Har
lem The reward will be paid by the boys father No West
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TISI PUNEWENI OF OONODH i.
DY THE ADVICE Of his friends, Mr.. HENRY & TIMN
ID htgs leave ully the public thst
ha Annual Concert will be postponed untl TUESDAY, the
lGh Of Anil. account Of the r.lscIn. az 6t- re
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
ExHlBr 2b Tho R5o Stp IN N As1HToS HALL
AMATEgSRs, ARTS informed ths. the Gal
Ss: s S.: 4:
:. e the .aSs Eli ; s S"se o.
pieces Quoting the passages Of authors from which the subjects
q %Admittance only IS cents ms7 lm'igb
THE MISSES CUMMINGS CONCERT.
THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully announce that their
Nj 2Si+} Sa:' III Sa$$%i ''
puetsweet Sister Fay. By the Misses Cumming
BsdLeTfSs u l e, Wood Mis-, Mr. GC a%sn
BssdrRe Ha nGa oMa @ H s, Cumming snn
ssns-bermot Ashore Miss NJ Pratt
Duet-We're Fer young To marry yet' MISSES Cumming
PARrII
se"s-Roy's VIE Of hIdivalioch Mr Ciiehoss
ihoushts Ma. Miss a. cu%% ,.,
S Ss~ hss rff i ssa
f P.E'sbSss s;iGi S.i:a n $s:
$ Gets :ash e 6s hs% q, !ht Hotels; Ma.is
ss street. or at If
BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
THIS noted horoushlre admitted to be the greatest
the sale of gentlemens apparel the
United States aud the impression that has heretofore existed n
the minds a purchasers Broadway Obliged
paw exobitnt p article of dress. full
butted from the known reputation as to the charg established
hy EDWARD FOX, proprietor of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment, No. 2o2 Broadway. Here is an advantage 70
merchants and Others visiting this city to avail themselves oil
outfit from very assortment Of ready made co-
thing m,Gufcured from the best materials and the most
fashionable style The attention Of the public particularly
called this establishment and the style OF
ed aud fancy Cashmere Office Focks designed Tor the APP
preaching season. go
Also an Of rich Chcne Velvet and Brocade Vest
ings Fancy French Cloths aud the late arrivals
from the celebrated manuc,oy Of + Bioey Fills, and
leced expressly for the spng fashions Garments superbly
made up order and If required at few hours notic.
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Esabl shment, 2o2 Broadway, below
ruhon St 3m>pc
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!i
rTNHE GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
l. AMERICAN REP UBLIC.4NS do hereby offer a
wad Of One Hundred Dollars the apprehension and convic
ofan illegal uoter the ensuing Charter Election
Published by order of the General Committee until the cleo
ton. ALEX COPELAND, President
A. ii. DAVIES, Secretary. a3 lwsrc
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PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
o 1870 AND 1911 MER GER STREET, NEXT TO
BLEECKER STREET.


NO 1870 AND 10I MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
BLEECKER STREET
n The next regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
40IN will take place at this establishment, THIS DAY
AZ1Aprl 9TH, commencing at eleven O'clock with Gar
riagrs Harness. saddlery, &c, and second hand.
At o'clock, will be offered catalogue of very superior
horses.
(-nlemen the country having property dispose Of
either public private xe will have their faithfully
attended to.
At Private sae-5o fine young country horses. kind and
sound lust in from the western Of the States two superior
matched pairs Of Bay Des, fine pair Of Brown Horse'
splendid pair of Bay Carnage Horss pir OF Bright See
Horse, young sound. kind and very fast trouers.
Also, several very fine saddle Horses az
Also al private sale two ROckaway Wagons,
of new and srS~rd hand Blrouchcs and Light
Wagons.
Horses taken Livery, md kept 10 superior style
Accommodations for dcler horses ~ Staples ulAu'phSsea
by any estab shment Of the kind ia the Unit "a states
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of all DESCRIPTION taken On sorass N
w co IVAN will attend personally 70 all orders far buyiut
All versions selling property this establishment may rely
, o. shLE rendered aud the
AMOUNT or will IN all cssei, BE- paid promptly in
current money. q. IN.
new and pn being detached from the
buldrg stable thereby not uterfIg ia the least with
livery or horses out or the day Of
4, ali other Arena !, k,pt entirely clear IN re-
served the socommodaon Of horses aud ho,s on
sale afodng facility for reese, training asd sho ng
horses tOWAN AND DlLk~,
m3 m'ec Propretou
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Regular Sales usual of Furniture every Wednesday and
Saturday
Also of Dry Goods aud all other varstes every Tuesday
and friday. az lwec
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM r.. JENNINGS E co,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
M All BrOadyay-Amerlc Hotel

OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN
RI IN the receipt of large assortment Of New GOODS Tor
styles stripes plaids Sci rich SILK Satin ard Chally
Vestg direct from their ondon and Pans Agency through
who they will be epabed to furnish early date all the
novelties Of the and by saving Of the importers profit
afford garments still lower prices than those which hfs
characterized the concern, whit every attention vii be d.
cted heretofore the chief points the Of
ment bt rate workmanship, with style and character Ia
mlo im'ec
.GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE HIGHEST PR CES Gamble obaned by gentlemen
amiies desirous OF converting their left on
apparel ineD cash.
TO families gentlemen quitting the city, changing
having any superb effects dispose Of will fluid IL
much TO their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them their residence by appointment
J LEVENSTYN,
tGG Broadway, up stairs.
line through The 10 Office otherwise will receive
ronpt attention. maj I'M endsyc
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AUCTION SALES.

ThOMk /, BELL. huetioneer
Store No. II Spruce street.
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Alquash days Baltimore for Trinidad. April s. lat
% 3, Ion 70 Shy tie Cumberland, at this port:
Fmeline BRISTOL for Havana, March 90 lat 20 Ion TO-
Victoria Marks for New Haven March 49, lat 20. lon TO-
Geo Warren of Harrington, date lat sc 20 Ion 70 80
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
aNQA ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY, DIRECT
sSx@pThe steamboa, SWALLOW, C.ptain A
Mclean, will leave the foot Of Court indt st,
This MONDAY Evening. at o'clock, A prll 8h 1874.
The Swallow, owing to her light dnugn Of water will BE-
enabled all times the bars and reach Albany aud
roy ample take the morning train ef from the
For freight apply on board, to $. NJ Drew,
,a nm ~ eyyha aAfc
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A CARD-THE ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
"a have the honor Of returning their thanks to the
public for the and liberal bestowed
them their Concert last night such testimonials of
public ;ympathy and appreciation have inspired emotions of
the Iiveest gratitude
To the Members Of the Press ALSO the Society feel tina, they
under the deepest obligations aud beg the Editors of New
York receive their rroioundes thanks for their
the cause 70 which the Society devoted
The eminent Artists also, this noby
forward in behalf the of National
find their reward in the appreciation OF their hearts
and in the lavish applause OF that Public whom their perform
have much delighted Both the vocal aud
tai performers will acknO wedgments for the
they have rendered
To Sanor Palmo particular the Society would tender
their for his ndnes and rorness this
His good offers behalf will never to be
remembered AZ ~ deserve,
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7 OST-On Thursday afternoon, April 4th. Pocket Book.
containing eighteen dollars ia bank bills besides sundIy
other which be of value any but the
The money shall be the reward tn. finder he win
the book and the whose and sd
dress written full the inside OF the book. Ii lost
while going from Rutge street Cherry Clinton Gin:
Grand down Grand to the Rowey Bowery and Rail
Road to 10Th street. a8 2tsrc