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Passengers Arrived.

PALERMo-Ship Hellespont-H A Agnes.
London. '
SIsAL-Barque Lousa-Manuel Cuerros, Manuel Galera
Joaquin Hubbe Augustn Vals Maurice Seymour Edward
Theoaud
CHARLEsIoN.ship Caharne-S d Dickson and family
Capt Barber, USN lady and chd Mrs brown Mrs Power
the Storage. 4.f-
CHARLrsToN-Ship Southport Mrs Ward NlisslA Cat
In n smith A Gillette A Gillette Carr Gordon. 4
Owen 20 ia the steerage
CH4RrEsIor,Brig CnronaIMr Fowal lady and two chill
CHARLEsToNBIg Iopsz-Nlessrs Banning, Bebee, Niles
Otis, kaInore Williams, Peck.
CHARLEsr0n-BIig Dimon-Saml H Worcester and lady,
Chambers Alex PAUL. in the steerage.
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State OF Trade,

AsHEs-There is very little demand for this article
Pots quote at 81, and pearls at 81 so a 66f.
BEEswAx- Prime yellow is firm at soc. Tor southern
were no transactions in this article to.
day. excepting few small parcels Sales, about 700
HAr-No change in this article Common qualities
North River bale are held at s7} 4oc.
wHnxEY- Drudge casks are aul We quote 2ac. firm;
western and prissn bbs "a 24}c with very moderate
demand.
REAL EsTArE-.n .duction-Three story brick house
and ten yoars lease Of lot $40 ground ren Mad-
street. lot 26 by 00 house 70 by "A H. 50 Lot
26th street. between Id aud avenues rs by 100 900
Lot adj joining, size, $975Lo 90 Lawrence street
Msnhattsnviile the Boomngdale road IS by 100
with frame building, $lsoNo. 100, size SiO-No.
l20 with two story house. $3.50 Nos l0s and Man
haitian street. with two story house. $500 1.-TWO story
house and three lots of ground OF Lawrence
aud Blooming gdae road, $i,90OLo side Sixth sv
between 2sd and Oath streets 2l3 by e5I f. ST. 7o0-Lot
adjoining, size 81 Three lots on north side Of
2a street. e3 east OF 6h avenue together 90 by 9s
feet the premises three front fram l93 by Is
and the rear four small frame dwellings, 81 4250-Lot
south side Of AID street. 60 II east af avenue by
49 IT, with the two story frame buildings thereon 300
Lot adjoining, 344 by es {eet with three story brick
building divided INTO seven tenemsnts, $4000-Lot ad
joining size and description of building, $4,000
Lot north side Of 2st stres 46 feet by 752 with the
three story brick buildings thereon each 5 front
5000 Lot on east side Of 9th avenue s4} ny et feet
two story brick dwelling 24} hy 40 f. $o,O00--Lot
side OF 9Th corner OF 23i street. 24 by 90
H. with stable the rear, 81 5Feur lots south
OF l23d street and st avenue together 100 II
10 by ISL t. a 18th street, s3s feet west Of Sth
avenue % by 10 n, $2000-Two lots in seth street. be
tween 81 and 4th avenues ct 5000 each $600Lot In 26h
street between 9Th and 9th avenues % by 9si H. $eis
one do do $930One lot In 9th street. 7S feet from 10th
avenue 70 BY ss H. $3.50 adjoining same size, $3.50
asth street and 10Th avenue. a4lJ BY loo a. aOsTwo
los adjoining same size at each 81 06o Lot
o sao;nin se, ana 10Th svenue, aAa BY 70 H. loIo
size, at $50 each, 81, $40.
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Chauncey,
9Th ult Officers and csew all we'll.
Lagrange, New York FOR Savannah Sd inst off Hatteras
Cohseiaon Boston Tor Havana, I'd INST lat 49, lon "a 10
Foreign Ports.
ponr Az PnlscE March 27In port, Republic, Wilson, I'm
ss;h;, e.. SsF kay%s:
sIs s.ss5 s. cr % ABA
Oae cssdens 70 load for Boson' IN
March a4e fs%pa S.n1,s Mo Boston
CuRAcOA March ls-In port, Allen Manson. for Boston.
Lake Ports.
H.y {! Assss sss; s s'T;o ess
Lucinda AID Biiiow Csve.nd; H Calvin, M,n Marion.
sandusiy; L Jenny. Asitssala. '''''' DN'' ''' '
Home Ports.
LUBEc April Arr Only Daughter M'DufRs. NYork Sid
SssfisE xsdis n$11 w.Lrll.. Parker. suet.vi,, sc.
Ho.s ssass s. fs,, %
SALEM, April s9Ay! Ann penm,n, smontoa, NYork
sanaS % Tys1 e1 Si MoSis ,Sds AGO % Hess. ssd
% ca TO-
SYok Arr 9th, Wave, Higgins. Curacao; Andrew Brown,
l Aqgil sArr WIN Wilson, Baker, Boston
Boi, ri; Aohssh D. Douglass, aud Mary Ann Caro!ns
shIophe PrOvdence Texas. Wieits, and Orb Yapp. New
-. nrwE, W. 1 April Porto Riso Lsmnsl E.
Boston Leader for Charleston; Mary Susan HalloWel;
g
one Mole, other the point Of Cape |
1.' hSs will
e. s
B 4 the o1shos,s ws% %Hs Is,
RissaosD: Hpil Jos 5ls.6. sree. and john
sa Iny M S
Ts;! Sd s
Boston; fsntc Tall River Fountain Thomaston AIR Sth,
K5 &C. April sAEE a. Adams; rs.sby and
dahOea a t, Bedford oy d Cid Mary Adsns Pope Indies
& s'is SaS%s.'S S,s ss's
LssEof Gau MY GS H
port in South Am.ea Sid 9th ConqueIor [Brl Nc Aaey
s:: assfgy ss %sGs
Boston.
sy sa5 Msyins ,.S s Ga
seas S sM o sy s9d
and Bilow, Lawrence NYOrk. Cid Magnolia Murray New
Mo.Tr April 2AIr Lqena Urqsht and Superior Moore
Me9s Sss GS IGS A
Ga koesTs, Bosg% rhsaslCh, W England
%ood sar and
a% HIVE Mb bSr B an
W,ilis%:S and Helen Mcleod lands. NyoIt Below
sss; NyoIf; ST%.sIosx sSi Graham
SnsP ns %
Boston Geneses Mi9ot New York Orleans, Smith Havana
Livspocii GpiG. Kng.sn Lcrsilo, Hendrrscg Baii
ed 4 svr. saox ssca
IND s Y SfG9f
eao HsIo ss
Atuvlda IMexl sanchez, Campeachy.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILApELrHA. April lo-Arr Oak Ryder, Boston; Harp
Beaston, New York Below, Bessy Jane Bnvoor do. Cid
Johnston, Brl Butpan, Halifax.
BALrIMoRE. April 9Ar Eliza Meserole Lonan. Rocksnd;
Jewess Norfolk-repors Hampton Roads, Alicia, Walter
I'm BabsSoss and The tail Of The Horse Shoe large b.aus
white letters in it. Cid Emily Johnion. Snsdcor Boston and
Plymouth Sid VIM Allen. Spaulding. st Thomas; Maria,
Atwell, Il Augustine.
ALEyAEoRIA, April sArr Quadruple[ Brl Swan, Bermuda.
Sid Fdeiia Small Halifax
NoRFoLK, April 9-Ar Gentle, Atwood Newport; Perfect.
DightoA. Below, PsIthan Allen Richmond for New Orleans
Hampton Roads Bachelor do for do Cornsa Young fm
NYnrk, u James River Yesterday
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Foreign markets

HAVANA, March ~ The large aud accumulatne stock
Of rice makes difficult to effect any sales over rs at
which rate the w Davis cargo and $50 casks from New
York, sold at The Robert Bruce has Left ior New Or
leans with her cargo and the Hayne will sail for Kings
and snoat equal to 900 casks which more than ant
fcient for three months consumption. The number Of
vessels port il very large and produce coming 10
market Moasses has gene up to o. and doubt will
soon be RS. Box sugars firm, ut advancing prices
quantity in market very small. Exchange on NewYork,
n 3, on London. l2} ala.
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IhH IHCIeusH umcunts 70 about 26 per cent.
The movements going on in Vicksburx stock have
vey favorable effect prices and strengthen holders n
their demands This stock about the only one in tina
list that amidst the general depression or the market ia
any way firm and a. requires very little capital 10 carry
this stock tue specuation may be carried very cx,cn
lot known even by those most deeply involved n the
speculation Various reports have made bv parties
interested but nothing deuite 10 the real condition o
e Bark the valce OF its assets the amount of ts LA
bili,ies has been made public. We annex an ofncisl
statement showing tie amount of the liabilities of the
Bank the 10th Of February, ls45, compared with the
amount al three previous dates This statement comes
om the assgnees Of the institution and therefore is
Of an official nature.
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Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondents or the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFrcE, !
NEwroRr, April ,, Is45
Arr Victory Allen, Marbehead for NYork; old Hundred,
Mitchell Harrington for DO; Clarion, Colem.p, and wn
Tor do Transport Nckeson, Bsrnstabe for Albany; Wam
Luce Albany for Pawtucke Huntrss Cole. - for Caskll
JlsceiIans0us Record.
PAcKrr SHIP WATERLOO, tnew) will sail for Liverpoo'
to-day.
PAcxrr sHrr wrrMIN,rtp for London, will sail Bat
urdsy, l2h inst
FoaEreN LrrrEs OrrlcE-A Lettsr Bag will be made up
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Anausemaents.y

BowERY CRcUs.-There was tremendous rush
at the Rivers Benefit last evening. Their incom-
parable gymnastics and elegant horsenanship are the
themes Of general euogy They appear again to night
AMI likewise Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
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OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
T. THE M n G ASIN DE MOD T.,

NADINE u. BEHRMAN begs leave to inform her friends
M aud the public that he will for the Mon
day next, the 3st March, instant; when she will exhibit
spentd of ladies' Pars Silk Hst received
from PARIS every variety aud in style uapre edenied
Also will be exhibited style Of Ladies' Hats,
called ARTOIs HATS" which from their peculia and lady
like style may rank pre- eminent.
Aso variety OF white fancy Straws fine double Dun
stables, Tuscan and split Straws
Paris Ribbons and Blowers of the choicest styles and in
great varieties. mh2s imsec
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Foreign InportatIons.

PALERMo-Ship Heaspont-l280 sulphur pre-
served con 800 bags 50 do be do wanuts 500
100 Rags amsnd 40 paste Is bags seed
bxs lemons 1000 do oranges Lawrence & Phelps.
SALBarque Lous-753 lbs $l60o specie
900 6 hides box 10 bales deer Bouchaud
Patrulo.
PoRr PRNcE-Brg VIM Nelson 900 lbs logwood 7ss
bags coffee SHIELDING Ferrs-13 do johnson 4 Bothers-6
cks rags bbls honey u Hogarth
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V,O THE MASTER AND JoURNEYMEN BAKERS
Il OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN-A Mass Meet.

Of The New York and Brooklyn Joueymen Bakers Asso
caton, will be hsd Croton Hail. corner Of Bowery and
Div sion street. Saturday the l2th for the purpose
laying before the Master Bahes that been decided
upon By the and which that
Master Bakers Of this city and Brooklyn win
sincere gratitude Of thousand Jouneymen Bakers The
members all particularly requested attend and also all
Others having willing
chooss between good and evil justice and injustice.
The meeting will be opened half-past O'Clock.
JOHN z. RENNE, President.
fACu Garsy
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JoHr B. JACKSON, secy. ali tim

SUO TEMPORE, or Every Thing in season-wa-ranted
p,,heux sedoeg md p0son and "a s0 and SAT-;
fannes upholstery aud has-atng, will be found extremely
useful, and has been much improved
Tbs Rat Poison for shps fields barns hotels warehouses
&c the destroyer and will be applied for small
consideration, T successful, none, If the
The Fly Paper and Cockroach Poison we'll Mosquito
Parer, too well known
Also the Compound Chemical Whale Oil So.p and the Az
thcal Msnures such Sulpnate Of Ammonia Sulphae Of
Soda Nitrate Of Soda and Bonedus For full and specific d
recsions, apply personally 10
meo Aa~ Wasde Ians
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DENTAL ECONOMY.
I FROM T'HE EUENrNn pnSTl


nENTISIRY A. G. Castle, who has lived ia this city
- for the last years. obtained envabe
~ h pfcies;lon he operates the month and teeth wh
skill and ability lie has also prepared COMrOSITtON for
filling dcayed tender teeth, which put into the tooth while
the state OF soft and which, while sists the action
of all acids and injecting agents becomes mpacked with,
and as solid as the tooth itself.
DR A. O. CASTLE, 3s Broadway, corner Of White street
Office Hour, from Q, AM till 6, PM. all Item
yJANTEDA rrsrects bic Americas Girl wishes stuston
w IN sma fsnily Plain Cook and general housework.
Apply 7s Allen street, sscoud story, bak room all tsm
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IN Se,cxn.v,r~ C.ne,a,-.

-, mo hs"ss Snans ~Snsiemen; % Posscssin8
g Siandsrs Is the cny article in use that will obvab
Their most convincing proof Of their utility
That m hst cuerz III London, Coiemsn Haymarkst
Nik,n 3oi strand Lewcock, SO Cornh Thornhuii ia
with the Of their own cutlery.
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$H3269 IS 3G3 46t IS III sos 10
From October, ls40 to October ls4S there was an an
nua decrease in the receipts and expenditures but the
excess receipts expenditures increased every year
The annexed statement OF the business the road or the
month Of February, 1874, shows very great
the nett receipts.
BUSINESS OF THE VicKsBuRo RAIL ROAD, FEB. 1874.
Receipts from 2677 passengers-.. 100 33
From yl45 bales OF cotton, /. ........ 7,ll3 ~
From miscellaneous freights,. ....... 70l5 "a
$ls.sls 80
Expenditures -Mante9ance of way, 81 1901 90
Metive poWor,. 1884 81
Transportal0n, l,6l6 u
Loss and damage. 81 10
49, --L- ---- - &k 3Q3 90
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"Como and be Cur<d''-lIave you suffered
MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, April 1O-6 r. M.
Quotations TO day show a further decline. Stonington
fell Of Norwichl& Worc J.; vicksburg Ii Erie Railroad
/; Reading Farmers Loan Ii Illinois Z; Canton Long
Island 1; Ea,t Boston Ii Wilmington Railroad Ii Harlem Il
Pennsylvania 5s closed at yesterdays prices Prices for
most the stocks in the list from to per cent
oweIhan those current thirty days since. All the Rail
road stocks have heen for the past sixty ninety days.
gradually settling down. and Harlem, Norwich and wor
cesler Lsng Island and stoningon lower than they
have been within the past six months Canton Company
is ten per cent lower hsn on the 10th Of last month"; and
Illinois 6s have within the past few days. fell Off
three and four per cent Pennsylvania SIS have bsen de
the impression prevailing that tho August interest would
not be paid when due
week in April $740 GA 81 OF which $685. 76 95 was
in specie. OF the total sxportaon sos, ,493 IL in
American vessels and $50 5s 20 in foreign vessels The
OF the exports from this port last April 2
We comparative statement of the business on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for the month OF
March. l8lS IA and ,45,
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Increase in receipts ie 79-equa 81 per cent
DO ia coal tonnage do l2,0iS-equal 20 80 par cent
The bill authorising the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company to construct tracks and steam power in
the city has passed both branches Of the Council Of Bal
tmore and 10 before the Mayor for approval This
OF great Importance and will doubt mate
reilly aid the trade OF the city The BILL amended
powers the railroad company to power track
Pratt and between the hours Of 10 and
r NJ. "A. NJ.
The receipts tho We tern Railroad Company for the
week ending April o. 1874 and 45, compare follows.
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at the Exchange Reading Room and Foreign Letter Office
(Msrchsnu Exchange,) Saturday. April 12h at o'clock
M for Chsgess Panama, and the Pacific. Single Letters
8, newspapers cents each.
Capt Griffith, OF the Southport from Charesson reports
On Saturday 3h midnight lst &C. 23 lon IS dis,
covered vessel dsmase with fore jury and loss OF
main togna supposed FER TO be bAqae, steering for the
Capes OF Virginia We had the wind at the time from lhe
covered smoke proceed from her cabin win
dows the supposng might be lime vessel on e watched
snip anu STOOD the wind would abw nut upon
nearer approach found her he propeller wh the loss OF the
above mentioned msts As could not bring far 70 the
wnd as the supposed wreck the OF which she had
any kept out OF speaking distance and not so polite as to
come neer enough show flag denote hat
on shs belonged to- show the least Tor the
assistance which trying extend them he
sei above alluded spobaby The Brazilian Cacique
which put into Baltimore in distress sth inst
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF NEw YoRK-For the first
week in April 1885,
ARRIVALS.
No. Tonnage. Passengers
Amencan... ...........6 1883 1906
Foreign 1866 l2
- Total ........ .....55 1888 l9l7
The arrivals Tor the past week. will be very heavy
far sedng previous wsek or the
yals oil iorelgn vessels, eight were British.
CLEARANCEs.
No. Tonnage.
E,srs;gn 49, ''''. .'.'.'...<9 sssnsy?13
roieish.. ozt1
1otd.. ...H 9,9O8&
Naval.
ship Vandsia Capt Chauncey was at Port au Prince
Tth uit OhceY and clew all we'll.
fSpOkens
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MARITIME HERALD.
Movements OF the yt.
Packets % Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
ShIpmastcrs nnd Auenta.

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
RoBERT SiLvEY, Captain Of News Boats report of
the shipping left at the port whence they sailed vessels
spoken their list Of their foreign
newspapers, they have Agents and Correspoa
dents home abroad will also confer sending to
his Office any Marine Intelligence they receive.
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AUCTION SALES.
A. e. TgTTLE. Apctiousrr.

nAoxAoE s4LE JgTTtE ~ EHA;,A. Ars,sasr
s Til. % Ss1s Ss Room
%SsI.d sas d.IaSs heavy snd Fssash I'd
s,s ss'a s and
Har s a.
Ss, su.easr and eoo.s Knives &C. Also AMEkGAs
ma" staple snd Fancy Good. eqn.is'nF %
which ' found As ss tSsn r.
ssf%i" ssi .1ss A' an invoice Of Brushes soa'pi cloth
WATcHas LM2oHyHl GG4lEsY Esi'sss; EsMoo.sy
ss,pne; DUPLEX and Anehol Essapemsat Watches, As
s.,I tI:s- it, T.; S ss 81:
sold without reserve 70 pay advances. ali it.m
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer
FURNITURE Mooney Aaron wiz sell Thi. Day, 10
m,hesssy ard curl %rps
Ai.o s bedroom
n 70 those who wish to 60 ~ the bus
nes. TO make their purchases all ll-m
s sSb5s c5Rs 2 psx
Good; Gloves Shirts BO.oms Taor,, r. Thinning, Fancy
Day he AS
Ens D @ as and ss
really Large Sale Of valuable Frsqs V sauraay
"A Dsy at 10 o'eoes all the turnturs contained in III. Par
IS n Of . a0Rss Ne m bow Of Ius'e Gs
sd bas saa
sticks, s.. aiIlt.ec sP.TNGAHAM. Auet.
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
A LEVY Win sell This D,y. at II ec,sk. at No. Isl
a voe J,smns garden and ps.lor nos
FOR the small of Panams oin.men Of the
hnsst for heads arms and neck, with Lava curosuss
mounted in silver all ZEN
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All Philadsiphla Subscriptions TO

Lecture-Dostor Rose. OF Philadelphia,
Medicine, and ihow clearly that Consumption
m snageable and as easy currd as oihe; disea.es
Lectur- at o'clock Tickets the door Of the Lecture
Room Of the Society Library.
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Improved Readings OF the Posts.-Moore.

White and clear was the skin she wor;
Some Gourauds Soap ia her hand she bore;
And Rouge, shose Tedness was lar Deyonu
The ruby which crcIed her snow white hand
LADY, fear have gone astray-
VIII Iyou Gouraud's point out the wayf
For superfuous hair, / have been told. -
His Potidres worth their weight IN gold"
''Maidsn those Poudres work like charm;
And Of tan or fyeckies feel no alarm
For you'll fDd al Goirauds splendid store
cure for these ills and hundred more"
On sh. went, and in little while,
Returned from Waiker street with asmile
Now blest foevsr is she who relied
On Gourauds honor. and G0uraud's pride.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT BUT TWOlOF THE NEW COMEDY
- FRIDAY EVENING, April H.,
Will be prssened for the 7h time stage Ms MowsTs
new comedy, called FASHiON-Ceuntd de Jolima,tie W n
phina Tiffany, Miss Kae Horn.
A H. gblsnd Fling by Miss st. Clair
Alter which the MAID OF CROI,SEY. or Theresas Vow
srsant Austerx Fleming; Francis Dyott; Theresa. Mrs
Skerfeit; Manette Mira Dyou.
Boxes Int tier IS cents I'd tier 30 cenPt 50 cens-6siery
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DACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST, from Liver
peol-ls dscharsng under general order, Judda
Wharf All Goods not psrmitted be sent the Public
Store 40 sore
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DF LILY G0URAtp Hd1ldH Medcdeu sop VIII posIuve-
~ rom the skin every vege OF timple recke
sunbun roughness sc and give the cuticls
ehsness slearness and osany serecty tram
for the comn eradication Of superuous hair One touch Of
Vegetable Liquid Rouge the pale cheek gives
briliant and permanent color Gnaud's Lily White
sot'ens the Lin and il splendid hfeks fairness.
Gourau - GecaH Hair Dye the only article made which
wIposvey color red grey white hair glossy brovn
black
Be very careful ppchsse these articles only of Dr.
RAuD hs depot 81 Walker street first from Broad
oay all Articles elsewhere spurious and
less.
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CASTLE GARDEN ROTUNDA.

THE PIopris,ors respectfully informs the Public. that tn.
will open in The early gs,o May with Italian CosIac Con,
full Orchestra and Chorus The whole under the direction Of
Mr. Beames to whom all ppc for engagements mpst be
made II by letter. paid Walker street. a8 wTc
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WE requested call the attention Of persons this city
w and vicinity to the sae auction the 18th instant at
the Merchants Exchange, Of the valuable Real Estate belong
ing to the Corporation lying the ahore Of the East River
between Williamsburg and Astoria That portion situated i'm
mediaey the Of the East River has
been ad out parcels suitable for sites for residences
city That lying the East Of the turnpike road
farms The whole high state of cultivation
and there several good buildings the premises.
Lthographc Of the property be obtained at the
Compuollers Office No. Hall Of Records Park.
mortgage for five with interest the rate OF Six
cent.
Full warrantee deeds Of the property will be given.
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will be used; but then, sir, you will be happy!
Oh, don't tell me! know you will. Else
you'd never have lent the umbrella
You have to go on Thursday about that
summons and Of course you can't 60. No,
indeed, you don't 60 without an UMBRELLA
You may lose the debt for what l care-it
wont be so much as spelling your clothes =;
better lose it; people deserve to lose debts
who lend umbrellas
And should like to know how I'm to go to
mothers without the umbrella? Oh, don't
tell me that said / ,could go; that nothing
to do with it; nothing at all. She'll think
I'm neglectins her, and the little money we
were TO have, we shan't have at all-be-
cause we've no umbrella.
The children, too Dear thingsl They'll
be sopping wet; for they shan't stop at home
they shan't lose their learning; ms all
their father will leave 'em, I'm sure. But they
3haH go TO school. Don't tell me l said they
shouldn't: you are so aggravating. Caudle !;
you'd spoil the temper of an angel. They
shall 60 to school; mark that. And if they
get their deaths of cold, its not my fault
didn't lend the umbrella!
Here" says Caudle in his MS, " l fell
asleep and dreampt that the sky was
turned into green calico, with whalebone
ribs; that, in fact, the whole world revolved
under tremendous umbrella"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SAILORS WIFE.

THE SAILORS WIFE.
Thou over the world
And at home,
But one may linger, the other may roam,
Yet our hearts will flee
Der the sounding sea,
Mine to thy bosom and thine to me.
Thy lot is the toll
Ola rowing life
Chances and changes-sorrow and strife
Yet is mine more dear
To linger here
In a ceasless war with some fear.
watch the sky
By the stars pale light,
Till the grey dawn breaketh on gloomy night,
And the winds low tone
Has dreary moan
That goes to my heart as weep alone.
With the morning light,
Oh, would | could see
The white sail far on the breaking sea,
And welcome thee home,
Ger the wild waves foam,
And bid thee no more from my side to roam.
N. Y. Ere. Gd-. b.