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70 PRoPRIEroKs OF HOTELS For THE SUM
VICTORIA BAZAAR,

THE HOUSE AND STORE, No 40 BROADWAY.
q %s rs
viii s.s
r. s. ass. f: @ fss
s%f $ 1sh Beass
sh Toys, and goods of ~ description. and for
e $as = Is :{ ss1. p$:
@ ls+ he e slsns5 d.%sss$
om The ssqisnsa and sdis, intend as charge >. The
ter Of goods "a
viii { q d: ss
% nav ny ne coli % e. d Osae c the
HE srABLHmsSr is also heated, lighted, and kept cleaa
u "a iew counter. and glass cases still to It,
h. ba,em Mt st,ss will be mad Under the BAzAAh and
Gent mea boot and Shoe Fancy Baskets and Other
-rer,ons who wish to hire stands in tae Bazaar will
lease TO apply at the premises. all 2@,s'ec
HIGHLY IHP2a,TANT "A. the season is fast .pyroaeh
ihs ~ re pea bugs 10 again eoininenc, us dep GA
ss "' !.n.sy should e S' as
less removing from house e another phjectLg
hn in many Instances to be oveua vita this species OF YER
The Of this n0wdsre preparation whe. can be miTd
the is a'uty of proveat Their appearance LIST
m sppliesteu - hi, PREVENTIVE used as above succeed
in ella the premises, Jr the whole all appear
ancss Of red bugs.
The uor whh l. intended for beds,ea Sc and where
thu gder il app cable is alo cerai accomplish the
object In instance wn.n properly appled will fail of
Tsrng The purpose End Ge one spaeaGn fl
and complaint has been made that il did
peri rm all Il wa, repres nted to DO.
Also be obtained, ceran acd sac exeminator for
mcs, c0ckr 3ahes and which also warranted
eh ctuai in their total destruction; like cele
brlled Fly Pne,.
TIE rahouy Comnouad warranted di,pe destroy
the moths ia wooe iurs, flame hair sealing Sc
SC NC.
Ais, the Compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap sure pro-
lection against tue alta rs Of all descriptions
flowers plants Sc all Of which, ecc directions for
Dir LEWIS vEUCHTw ,NGgR,
No 60 Maiden lane and I'll Liberty
PS-Superiof le'cfc, ant general assortment D.ugs
and Chenics Extract e Logwood SC Ia all les
sal cheap ala I'm e'd' &iiw'm
SCARPA-. ACOUSTIC O1L.-F deafness $, pans in the
- ears sso those dsayseabs ses like the buzzing
insects falling Of water, whining Of s'em &c. &c winch
arr symptoms OF approaching deaiIesS, AID ao generally at
tencant with The disssse go - - -
The following il from the harry Argus Of Feb 21th 1871;
Auothsr Ienukihie &C Desaess performed by Se,r.
pas Acoustic Off, ia this city Lei the sc speak for itrlf
Mr. Guthrie, Sanw, Hail. Maiden lane: Dear RI owe
you immense dept oetqd for Undue try scar
pas cOmpou.d Aen,tir Oh" hid been very deaf for
eight is winter that could ot hear with
aneir trumpet without tn bag much ,ased have
been u,ir the Oh about k in that far the
wniss asd with which was almost totally deaf and am
", bout ~ uuupt. Ge thgt wond lite 10 inform the
whole deaf community Of The astonishing fleet of the above
medicine W shalt be pleased TO PRISON who
may desire to call make CONCERNING my
Yours. &c
JOHN DAVIS, No 81 Deem street
Prepared by BE aud sold wholesele AID retail by b
sso sold by A. Snds Co 2T3 Broadway; d. Sands Co
II East Broadway. all - is-cc
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Died

On Wednesday morning, 18th inst in the 10th year of
his age THOMAS byRNE, native Of the county Of Sligo,
Ireland and during the last Al years. resident of this
city.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from his residence No 81 City Hall Place His friends and
acquaintance respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
On Wednesday afternoon 18th inst, Mrs LucRErrA
BELL, mother Of Philip A. Bell aged GO years 4days.
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TWENTY CONGRESS.
FIRST SSION.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1874.
POST OFFICE BILL.

POST OFFICE BILL.
Col. MERRIcK called up his new Post Office Bill.
1t Is undergoing various minor amendments in
the matter Of wording, and sundry details When
it is entirely amended, will furnish you with a
copy. In the meantime, will keep you advised Of
any important new features which the bill may as
sumo.
Col. Merrick is sanguine in the belief that it
will pass the Senate.
One amendment proposed this morning by Mr..
Woodbury., is worthy of notice. The bill provided
that each letterpay five cents, and double for every
additional quarter of an ounce.
Mr. Woodbury. proposed that for every additions
or 50 per cent additional postage shall be charged.
This amendment carried, II to Is.
PIP. M.-The Senate is now discussing the ques-
ton of abolishlng the ranking privilege. No new
view of the subject presented.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

VIM NIBLO respectfully informs the public that he has
made arang ,ments with that popular Manager MIR wM
MITCHELL TO tabe the whole charge Of
tainments produce his Garten the
Measures actiy. 20 podufe series Of
novelty caracer the blishment magnih
scale and eyeon will he spared TO maintain
lpuarity the has hitherto yed all 3tJIb
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AUCTlON Notice.

AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.
Sale of frat Sumr Clothing all Descriptions At l0
o'clock. at the sales ROOM II Spruce street
THOs. BELL, Auctioneer
FRIDAY
Sale OF BEAUTIFUL Plants Flowers Fxocs. Also, yalua-
bic Organ and Furniture ch ocock, No IS Ann street
Also Tx O'clock Dry GDoh and Pledged Articles at IL
Spruce Sc. THo5 BELL, Aactioneer
SATURDAY
OF chocs Furniture Car
rets. Sc l0x o'clock. lr the sales u Spruce st
TnOS. BELL. Auciionesr
MONDAY
Sale Of Piano Fortes Paintings Furniture 1919 O'Clock
al Ne. II Spruce ST. THib3. BELL, Aucioneer.
TUESD AY
Sale of valuable Furniture W. O'clock No 10 Thomas
Taos. BELL, Auetioneer.
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, r. M.
RHODE ISLAND Row-THE ARMY BILL.
The proceedings Of the House are so miserably
meagre to-day that the members ought TO be
ashamed to see them in print AS soon the jour.
nal vas read
DR. DUNCAN moved TO suspend the rules so as to
take up his excellent bull "a copy of which sent
you) to provide one day for the election of Presi-
dent and Vice President all over the Union. But
the House refused to take It up by majority OF
about 20 votes.
ridiculous, profless discussion about the Rhode
Island troubles. 1t was brought about in this
way
Mr. CRANsToN moved the printing of the memo
rial of the Rhode Island Legislature, protesting
against the right OF Congress to interfere IN Interstate
government This was agreedto Then some one
stuck this memorial with wafer two pieces
of newspaper rejecting on some OF the members This
caused discussion, and was moved to reconsider
the vote not to print the memorial. And utter vast
ing the whole day in this ridiculous manner the House
agreed to print it, and also the memorial or prote: OF the
minority although the latter was not addressed to Con-
gress
An attempt made TO reconsider the vote by which
the army bill passed yesterday SO as to get the
House if possible. to give the sl5Soo for in.
vote reconsdered and then again the direct vote Of
the House refused to give that appropriation The bill
then finally passed. and taken by MIR MNulty to tbs
Senate.
Who is it that says, somewhere, give the devil his
duep No matterlet us act upon il, and give the loco
focos credit for what they have already done Congress
this session They have already passed bill through the
House of Representatives which reduces the expenses
the army $3.50 O0u and this too without diminishing the
pay of the private soldier cent the bill reported
from the Committee Of Rerenchment II would have pro-
dsced clear saving of S52oOo but the majority Of the
members thought, wisely and honorably that Instead Of
cutting down the private soldiers pay 81 month. it
would be better to retain this 81 till the end Of his term
and then give it to him in lump And this was adopted
by the House, and this item alone to $1,000
| 9nnum
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
or rNE OLD MASTERS.


MATEUltS AND ARTS s are Informed, that the Gal
"A lerv Of Paintings Clinton Hall from II A.
o'clock right later, riding to th They
viii therein find a choice Collection Of TIE finest Paintings
which al nsd korope4n Gallery Artists will
allowed study 10 thr Exhibition Room The public will
fad Catalogue which will explain all the hi,toIt and other
have been taken.
m only q cents m27 sigb
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CA~FLIAs. MOSS ROSES, &c. AT AUCTION.
r Ivy & SOONER will sell on Friday, Morning, a, II
II o'clock a. Isl Broadway nsive aud bisnt assort-
Of CaW-ss 0s Mos aad Perpetual grated Ro in
fine order; 200 Dwarf Apple Trees; Of select CHOICE fruit to
flower AID fru Carnatieus; Bourbon Rose Bushes. of the
best varieties -
Also Rhododendron large size; 100 ,rch Fir Trees
with variety OF other Ornanent Plants and Shrubs
Sale positive Catalogue the morning of sale
ala I'm
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PIC AI4M's EW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Broadway. oppoSite the Civ Hall.

broadway, opposite the CITY Hail.
SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS! AND BRILLIANT
SUCCESS PERFECTLY UNPARALLELED!
A LAPL AND DWARF, THREE INCHES SHORTER.
AND THE SAME AGE AS TOM THUMB.
With light Performers. all for One Shilling.
MR.. H. BENNETT, Manager takes peculiar pride IN
senng the public Array Of Talent that cannot be
place Of in the city and that too at
Half Price .
The Manager announces engagement with
Mr. CONUVEH, the Protean Performer.
PE SITE. CELESTE, the graceful Dancer.
The GREAT WESTERN Mrs. WESTERN.
Miss ADAIR, the Charming Songst ess.
Mis-. BLA~GHARD, the Grecian Juggleress.
Mr. BROWN, the Comic singer And the
GIANTESS!
VIII, stands public estimation and
prises every vster.
The ulv that he has diminished
NUMBER o the Lecture Room but increased the
pmfor Of tie audience The FRS Sir Front Rows will con-
sttue the Pqnette Trey newly cushonei and the backs
stuffed that every will be entirely each
forming Arm Chair From theu being consrncted IN this
and allotted to each vsiter the au d.
ence the Inconvenience that frequently
fiom the crowded state Of the room.
The Masgr has incurred considerable expsnce in adopting
this pauhow Re rrofsss the pleasure Of
fair Gt,IonS BY every meas IL MS P2Te MIL
ANY EXTRA PRICE. but Gentl men will be charged an
I'D u ional shilling -
LOUISA DOKOTHEA WAGNER sis of the celebrated
Gp.ey Queen be corsued during the day and evening
To- An Afternoon EItertainpent Wednesdays and
ADMIcayOJ ONE suJT LING
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RICHAEp yAN nyKs.. ,sac.ics.e.

RICHARD VAN OYKs, tuctcue-,
II OUSEHOLD FURNITURE ut No 30 Vesey corner
: Of Church stree,-a NTHO " J. BLEECKER CO,
will sell MONDAY. 22d of April instant
O'clock &c 10 30 Vesey street extensive assortment OF
Household Fur ure orising Mahog,rv On r Sofa, Ot
md Rorkn2 Chairs with ba cloth eats; Brssk
Tea Dining and Card be,; Pier Tables with Egyptian Mar.
re'stsds Feather Beds, Mattresses. sc Maple Canes
Chairs; Per and &sntel Looking Classes A,ta and Hall
China Cut Glass. ng in and Yeneti.n Carpets Rugs Oil
Cloth br sd trass Nofs Toilet Tables Wash Stands St0veE
tha Kitchen Utensils, Sc.
Catalogues may beha of tn. Auctoreers SATURDAY. u
o0h aj3o22m
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BENJAMIN rOONEy .,c,iors.

BENJAMIN rOONEY, suctonser.
DACKAGE SALE OF HARDWARE FINE Guile
L NY SC &c-B MOONEY co. will sell Thus Day az
10 o'clock at the Auction Room No Maiden Lane
German Hardwares- CONFUSING general assortment Of he
and shelf Hardw fine Gallery Guns and Pistss &c &c
with geue,l assortment Of Sensible Goods well
worthy tie attention of the rade For farther rsrticula. see
p'es Tens-Six months edit for a fums slo0 =
approved Catalogues ready and the gnt DIS
can be examined to The ur Of ,ale. as lt.I1c
BY sNIFFEN SEQ.
CENfFEL AND ELEc Ant FURNFTURF-Thi Day
" O'Clock 1895 East Broadway ofthe lag,s asscrt
of furniture offered hi. spr cnnsis'ice o ave Fer
Gssse 70 e by feet; Carpets. from basemen' to bird tov
stairs do Plated Rods ,uperb Sandoes Chen ter SOFAS
Couhes Lou nromans aud Lsdys role TOP polished
fofse Urn Cut Glass and PA ed We're Maho Be ads
Warlrobs, DIessr" snd PLAN Buteus Narb' Wash
.-ns rer Centre Tables Disng Table; Panc For,r,
Paintings and four Panied rngavpgs OF Fubens Family
suay large OF other articles al made order by
the best the city and worthy the
tention of housekeeper md Others.
The fur tnre be by catalogues from 10 o'clock
Wednesday A. NJ ill hour of sale. ala t.rc
ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, &c.
T. 4 SMITH u co will self This Morning at 1913 O'Clock
in the 3o% Brradwa Du'ne street large and
nsnship finish BY any in tie cv including mahogany
French Oh r elegant Sofas hair and plush ccverd Rocke
Sewing Nurse Chairs M,rbeop Centre Tables and En-
closed Washstands Dressing aud Plain Bureaus Sideboard
French Beds'eads Dining and Breakfast Table Ladies' Work
Tsbes. Divans with backs, Gaze seat Chairs, &c &c
Piano Forte. &c -
AIs BY order Marshal aud with xhich The sale i'll
mence ,mask covered Mahogany Chas I'd hand Pa
Forte, Sofa Bedseah Sofa Maple Chairs and sundry
other articles Of hou,ehold Furniture, a!8 tsrc
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CHANTS, B,Sx OF Macon Gro.

It will be observed that there has been great improve.
in the items specie and circulation and decline
in the deposits The proportion specie paper very
goodpresenting very sound state faairs The loans
and discounts have been very regular and very limited
We annex the report of the Bank of Virginia and
branches, compared with that Of April ls4s 1t ex.
hibs trhing expansion in the movements Of the Bank
BANK OF VIRGINIA AND BRANcurs
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AUCTION SALES.

TF1Nfs BIZ y. srcuoners
Store No. III Spruce rtrxef.
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS

comrance n the request 81 ~. former nu
,ne r.; 70 ms I Of TO
3: M Fsss;v ' ISs
e TO; grats@e1 a e. ,hs .y'HeS For
sdi%: oaiy st X he ss,soons ~ dy;s ms
3 cents s, Eve. re s,,st , BY the
the Aa,'sms Xaa aa5 X isSise Snfr o %Gdss
%:n. Il 'e the aiant Beng at
II c 70 Ma%s p s..s s,tS, .p. p &C.
ad evening except to'e Of the lectures at "a for %
&c Of whom attend every day and are loud
70 G'ntmen of the press need only give Their address
THE REPETITION OF THE GRAND MIsGELLI:1A.
si 4. TEw Yd Ss FH SER
ks sHa I'M
Fs. s, s in
Sss to at fs
which the hsyi s .vs ~ rcn ns
I MRs. 's sEG ;ijflss'' viz :
BY permission Of Mr.; Simpson. of Park Theatre
MRS h lS SAS;ss p&Sh$S $RfS
,a,or 'fi a Hasf dy%''
MIS- NJ 'siSiSISyii5ass s"s %svr,
Msu KYLE and oRoNovgLs have in The k lode
msnner pcfor aud Concerto on the Fu'e and
The NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY kindly
coaens 70 repeat their Grand Chorpses and 9 TiMM.
ESQ also kady yolunt preside at the Piano tortc The
Who'll 70 be under the direction OF Mr. U u HILL Leader,
ss,isied bv A % wcrfu aud effective Orchestfa
-Tictrt, One Dollar admitting Lady and GENTLEMAN,
II r, Ladies TcLn 80 cenTo BIZ had at the principal
Music stores of the Oiees Of thu pepartme at Embree
al the door on the evening o the Concert The number OF
tickets being limited the wishing 10 attend would DO well 70
time Those who purchased tictes Tor
IN. former Coz could obtain admttahce please
call either ,f the under COMMITTEE. aad have them er
e''p H HRTIN W. EMMONs "A Spruce street.
FOkSYTH LABAGH, So West at Get, Comnittec.
JAMES FRYER. $40 Front street,
all 8issn
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT;
MIR w J. DAVIS respectfully gcqnsnt. his friends and
MONDAY EVENING, Apri ~, at the APOLLO FALCON, on
winch h. viii he ssisted by large Orchestra end py
tn. eninent Talent, both Vocal and lustumens
Further particulars will he shortly announced so ,
Mr. AUSTIN PHILLIPS respectfully snncn9se' q ~ ~,
w friends ard the ~ a that fi' yee1r e.
ah &c spri when I've vii We 'hr hind s'sitt
lowing ,arn ed nti.ts. Ms iiardwicki me NJ SIS t N
mug; Mrs M,-y Augusa Hard ick iYu,y ,, ~,
Mar T. .ior by tn u'nni'son 81 w N'chr,.
Mr. ylssss' VI I'D "" 1 Il pssi. fu.c Mr. Timm
sud Mr. W A Kng Piano rorts tnd se,e'. msnpfs a ''e
New York Vocal soce,y. tcncuct0r VT ceowr booei
Concert In commence BO'clOck precisely A..
TrLs,s 80 reos eaehTo be had ~ The different use
", re. ri Nh Au,,in Philips, At his residence WsiErM
and - m. door II the Room the evening OF per
Torrance -. ~ ~..,I.. -, s,.,c
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GRAND MUSICAL & MASONIC FESTIVAL,
THURSDAY, April 25h 1915. at the TABERNACLE,
fo The Bap eff Of ee Asylum Fund ~ the Widows aud
Orcbars Of the Grand Lodge ~ the Staie Of New York
The Comm OF he Gfant Lode OF III fate hav@
plea ia announcing the Ma ono Paternity aud the
nhr in general that The instance of several Professors Of
eminen mis- they intend give Grand Musical
Masonic FESTIVAL. the Tabemlcle Thursday April
18th, 1854.
The following eminent Performers have already prJfeed
slGNORA E. BoRGHEsE.
NINE MSH bu kkRRMiiAahT MISS Miss F + oSoS
[By perm.:s Of W; Mitchell, Esq.
MR. A. PHILLIPS. SIG MAYER.
la addition the above Gaxv Of Talent several Porm
of been applied and their will be
pub shed as sosn a. answers c,n be received -
THE MEMBERS Of THE N. Y VOCAL SOCIETY
have ia tn kind manner consented 70 o hs cea
with Solos Qaalts and Full Orchestra Of Fifty Performers
AN GRAFTON
Will he deveIe, by the Hsnocbe
BROTHkR, N. b. MORSE,
Iea'er OF the Baud Br,. MARKS
Orgsni IT,. -. MIR. Alpes.
Piano + rte. Mr.. w a. King. .
The GRAND LODGE will attend in Full kegaa, agd all
BIe hreu requested to appear in Masonic Attire.
Further pa'ticulars IA fulur, advertisements.
o. Tickets One DollsrTo adj nit La " AMI Gentlemen,
TO &c oetn.d a. the Music Stores o. Members Of the Fraiem
OF Broadway and Howard asd Of IN, Committee
a. II. ROBERTSON, u. q NJ
VILLA WihLI3 P. D Nj.
JAMES HERRING, G. Secretary.
JOHN HAN-PoOL, Z. NJ
J. II. ROGERS, IL. q L. c.
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Regular Sales usual Of FaInure every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Ao of Dry Goods and all otter varieties every Tuesday
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Pscket ship Albany-Alex Tombee, of Penn II
Duplor Of France, and 81 il Garage.
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w RUsSELL's NEW COLLECTION OF AMERI
w . CAN SEEDLINGS -AZALIAs. RHopopyNpRoNs
GERANIUMs RosEs and DAHiAs now many Of them il
fine the Garden aud Conservatives in Henry
the South Ferry, Broo, yn ats rstabshmeut of Mr.
pegyl His new VARIETY Of RHoDopKNDRoN GRAspWLoRA
Greenhouse and bar Garden yareries his DAHLIAs
LADY AsHBURToN and Mrs WEBsrER are now for SALE In
roots or p ants. from Sc u SO cents each
BoUQUETs, beautifully made up, at reasonable prices.
iuixx we
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S&R NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
NxY4\ POOL-Packet of 2lst Aprl.--The splendid and
fy5rite packet shpLIVERpO OIL. 2oo tops bur en-,
Gait John Eldndse will sail oa Mond,-, 22d April he 'esu
lar day. =, .
,nr npout 20 embark for the old coun'rg will fail to
s be derived from selecting ihs line IN pre-
Other their great capicity frdss them every
way NOR foabc end convenient than ships Of small
im their dations " u well known are superior
10 shy OH rs g, e.,,
Persons wiring b'rths should MOI fail n make
- w Al r. TAPS OFT,
At The 0cnarl Passage Dic" q feck SIN
,lsto9trc Of 20 s'ret.
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MARITIME HERALD.


Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of vessels requested
fact that Robert s. Martin formerly ship collector
employ. He is therefore, receive any
newsps pers intended for New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter, and Newspaper Bags for all the
World. will be made up the HERALD OFFICE.
Ship eTasferS snss Agcnas.
80 stsi, favor IL Captains Of glsY
Commoiore RoBErr SiLvEy. Of News kl,es r.
the shipping left ths Port whence they sailed,
Vesyls Spoken their Pa,ssgea List OF t'r Cargo an
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie vii
board them Immediately ther arrival Agents and Cor
rsspQndcEs ~ homo abroad will also confer ayo, -
sending TIL. Oico sill the Marine Intelligence they
pbiaa. NaEtes' I-rpvro'tioa os ssi w as setta'
..@at
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chip ETaafe-x sna Agcmss.
norsT 0F NEW YORK, APRIL IS
Cleared,

...5 10 MOON '...7 SO
sUN SETS. Al HIsH Al
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM OOEMEN i -.
PALMOs NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
ers,r E, 4VesSP e s.Gor pE nESNs
With R''i IL sis;ft rs 81 's sv52 2R; ''h
" Admission Que Dollar, to all parts Of the house ~
The following Emds9s ealss.a to Perform during
F 1%o P rssS si.acn f.. B P.:S.:i
limo mo s ssss 3 ). d S:;s':
Aiuo fli@o Buso -. Sig MaStisi.
s. 'ssa$s IS t tISs!s..
With full and elective Chores. New cosiu@e. New ssene
Also that has Concluded with tn.
PRIMO BAsso.% sT$SoR sANT!NI.
daa5a. az with nH ii
no,.,, IL sAhBlkhE DI s W. / ss,sn,,,
nonte Am,yiva. sig serozz,
Doe sa. Si,,cc as ss"a:
ssGsss s A A,ssI,,1.i
EESso s,y t hS.ai
/" preparation S SI ';i g. %l : ~ 5ss '''' FER
Also. ' k II ETA biS'AsMI6kE
Ihs oueG are Tfs.n ~ ntm t. smass The ~ s.
The s. Iays aofd ..ssss
Boss. on each S .l ls Which ii
week. iSa ss. f ~ .s ny ss %
r S5 seats
snbserbes not secu seats The prce If tickets placed at
| SO Tor the season-not Transferable.
Acting Manager. Sig Martini
Tt public esgectluiy info med that The Bath, hay
bee newly aanged ard fred up IN handsome STYLE and are
IN Iun epeTatlsn, Ix1t and a-y
eARR TfIEATer
p,.a. An fr.,,s- ~ = -. --1..ery oL C.c,,
THIS EVENING; k AF5il e. will be reformed
B,u,u.. hnc!oe $3.50. Mr.. Booth
f So 59rfG!s o'!h
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes as Certs Pit =. i2h Cents.
THIS ~ ENiN1 Tp hp, n LIE, ls to commerce with
st Pierre......E Conner Mariana Mrs McClur.
THE % SIGf1eSe s S,.s
MIrOHELL's OLYMPIC THEATh~.
THIS EvENHITEIa; . AR! PUMP g e commence with
CATS n Fl The Eh %lrAssDER.
THE SAVAGE H's AND T''f THE MAIDEN
THE f Tt fisfll's aHHio5ssrs.
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
3 sFIESRib ss$SEEMXSe IS.
GIANT AND GlANTESS!
The largest in the world and of the finest and proper
MAN AND WIFE,
and N Rseq huNShEp PERSONS
during the last They may be from 10 o'clock A.
till |, from 2 till halr-past 5, and from till 10.
THE KENTUCKY MINSTKELS, Mr. COLE, the
Mr. ii. O. saERMAT, Mr. WHiTLoCK Mr. r O..
BOOTH Mr. WILLIAMS, and MIR HOWARD, and
others
The GIPsY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger
many faithful of the people Of
hyh Teller may b.
ly nlted at all hours of the day aud evening.
Tickets Is ccntschiidIen fH cents Tween
tyfve extra for private consultations with the GpseJ
Queen. all re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18

Love-! LOVE!! LOVE!!!
MR.. JENYNS
WILL Deliver A LECTURE to the Yourg People Of
w this city Thursday Evening" next Ayril iSth in the
Suyvesant institute, comm ,ncing at ! O'CLOCK,
Tickets SO Cent, slch admitting Lady aud Gentema
be had Of the Janior also Of Charles Farcs 252 Broadway
aud If Loo kwood. $50 Broadway. ale 3t~je
HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BIrTERs
THESE BrlERo highly recommended By the r'dical
faculty Of Euro for the appetite and
sl.o sitiye cure for fever and be Obtained
all the phi cipal Hotels the United States sold whole ale
oniy the Esge Wine Vaults. No II Sprace street. under
Mr. Thomas Bells Auction Store
Philadelphia Porter Extra Ale and Champagne Cider Of
superor qualities delivered all parts Of the city free of
pnse.
Hoel Keepers Grocer and Couutry Merchants
TO PROPRIErOKs OF HOTELS For THE SUM
MtR SEASON
THE ADVERTISER is about relinqui hing establish
ment in this city and would like nmsef priu
cpa Bar keyef Sure Of the Hotels
OH place of fashionable for the
His nnect ex,ens tho,ou- klcwledg
and thinks he would be found acq pistio
house of business Satisfactory references given every
respect line adlesed s. W. at this Office will meet
ais