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ArALo6TTNE TN SilE lsEfSafEYt 81 YtlNSY glassware
- fEENSA cAiN5 f: ,wiEL3Skps B. TN: n:
Val street near Broad ess s' blSs purple and nt
fsssS china aass, .sa m @
terms pressed umber srandoies solar amps &c sale p0
ExcELlENr fASsTIITH NoIIShD Day 70 O'Clock
fs ss.is sad door Cloths
sari.a hair ms.;r...s. and beds msSe S:ds.d;
Egyptian marble tables tea and card two sets
% SSSa wh
Also, kitchen furniture, stove. &c.
A.o chests and tools Pl1sns. P1s &c sN,rrrN .,.,,,
CROCK OF PYEftGHzNETfuA PPYEEtGHXzNT uA33Usr A33fsr'Fu FURNISHING
s.os2 6, DssgSs. Ns Is WI s day
solar I.mg. sI.adois. plated and sa..
person Declining hs business. whole viii viii
be permptory sold in lots suit the trade housekpss
Also. wo.,onholms. Bris.nn. ware in sets and single
Also Punished Tin ware-being the balance Of the stock
Catalogues now ready. myi4 n.rc
Ai4s WRtARHF AHSESY Assi4fs;
"A city well dealers notified that JACOB
rL4r .as % .ss @ Ey .sx.. @
in business consulting Of extra sndss variety Of
shelf hardware and cutlery lots suit all descriptions Of
Also doz genuine Harris" Dutchess coun,ygrass and
Also O'clock y ather boxes boxes tacks
an invoice ofcedar pals, ta.
e,sl, Sa n sad irons; &s making together catalogue Of 800
logues may be had o'clock this day the auction room
FOREIGN PLANTS AT AUCTION.
"A. 2ss Broadway en.ire invoice Of Ornamental Plants
Dss
ss worthy the attention Sr Of
VALUABLE LhEpaAh ohfdiNHl sENKSSi oiLA AHsfSsiTNosEas
sIH c fssss
,sur of known and Judgment smong:. which viii be
Magdslen atDevotion by Ludivie. Caracci.
Ihs Entombment :; by Tintoretto
MsFd.!sn Devotion By .csG cassaani
ISs Alteration Of III. Shepherds. RSsTs.
The M.dona. 4. cabinet .:mj by Csro Doici.
With many other paintings and costly ch.Isctsr
he viii
pA1Nr1sdHs pqSNEdKEAE77 Ass.f.si. Dysl....u
No ss William street large assortment Of valuable Paint
Ing. and Engraving consisting Of extensive .s.omept Of
schools Of Itsly England e. viz Msblanehe Bowns
Elmond Berghem, Beno De Laplace, Lanvia Dagny, Bu
detor, &c.
large collection of eoored and half.nt engavins
Also OF models for architecture suitable for
architects jewellers Kodsmiths &c. the whole of which
ready for examination. myl3 2tssrc
THORBURN'S AUCTION SALE, DAHLIAS.
Friday 18th May u o'clock 100 baskets double Dab.
as from our at comprising many entirely
and and all Of them choice and
ror They will be packed baskets in order g transport to
any Of the United States Catalogues will be ready
Wednesday, and the Plants may be examined.
myl2 4tis&r ]. NJ. THORBURN & co.
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II 4tcE = MsS ill ,:
more Mr. vsndsnhof Paul Lafont, Mr. Dyott Msrgaret
sas. a MoTs Hs5plps d yxsr%GP MSs AbISs A. soa
NJ Bass Capt Phobbs Mr. Barrett, Mrs Major Phobbs
90 Boxes first tier rs cents second and third tiers 50
cents; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery, IS cents.
Doors o'clock-performance commence pre-
eissy ~ o'clock. ~
ROWERY THEATRE.-Ths Evening May iath, will be
George Bsznws Mr Clarke; Mr. Thoroughgood Mr. suther
sSs I " Er
Sson n HydsI Nj Clarke PRINCES; 2ads Mss PhilliPs
MIR BraTly Mr. Collins Rose Redland, Mrs @ Jones.
Lower Bonss 80 cents; second and third tiers a5 cts;
Doors at oclock-Curtan will rise At half past
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VOUR COUNTRY CALLS.-THE NATIVE AMERr
cans Of this city requested assemble this Thur
ey evening at american Hail. Of Broadway and Grand
S:1ysd from the sea. q war Americans your
meetng tonight that you will defend the and stripes
~ order OF the committee. 'myl4 lt&rc
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sUPERFLGoUjSS OF s. HAIR, i
DR.. POWELL. OCUTIST-

AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
TTENpS Disease Of the Eye and to ali Imperfsc-
"A uons Of Vision, from to O'Clock. his residsncs S
BsQadwsY, corner Of Warren street -
opAsl& ssopysss Of the Tear Passage, Cataract. and
AMAUROsls treated With gr.ss sttenti9p and success
jus, imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES. Of superior beauty
SPECTACLEs adaptsd TO every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge
Once and residence ss Broadway-entranee ~ Warren
street. Itsr
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M. TEVETT- DENTIST

M, LEVETT, DENTIST.
MORE HAHN results from bunglinK performances Of in
W compstsnt Dsntsss than the public aware o.
lists should be skully prsctised
To those who think with recommend Mr.. LEvETT,
Of Broadway and Warren the iutroducer OF the
insertion Of Artificial Inconuptibe Teeth principle OF
stmosphsic pressure-Noahs Weekly Messenger.
myls 1tsrc
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AsaKs-Pots $sy7s. Pearls $4a$4 o.; market quiet
bREApsrrvvs-Thsrs were sales In 0enesse to-day to
some extsnf n - 663 also sale Of Michigan At 62}
aS4 0s}. -
CorTos--A modsrate enquiry has existed to-day and
the sales are about 900 bales Of which spnners have
taken ons half Prices CONTINUE rather easier for the
buyer. - =
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INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF
AND GREY HAIR

BADNESS AND GREY HAIR,
900 BROADWAY, between Reade and Duane sts.-Nir.
ocs for the sale ofhs Patent COPHER0US connected
with which he has private where he 10 prepared
his advice and such ladies
may wish to consult him the Of Badness Grey
Hair and other diseases Of the akin Of the head growth Of
the hair.
Ladies and gentlemen have their hair
Vegetable Liquid Dye
Uepstory Powders for entirely eradicAtng superuous
hsir the face neck or arms
Br-nch cAice Is formerly, ios Broadway. myil imsr
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THE CHEAPEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE
EURNIsHING CHINA AND 0LAS establishmsnt in
this City, Is the China Hall Broadway, Of Cham.
bers sreet-A complete ASSORTMENT Of Cornelius Co., solar
lard Lamps Chandeen gas Fixtures &c. warranted and At
their prices Families, hotels, steamboat propretos, &c,
will 6nd it to their interest to apply At this house..
Packing particularly attended to-
70 White French China Dining Sets, l3l pieces for 81
50 white China Tea Sets complete a pieces, only -
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DAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES AND UP.
! HOLSTERY GOODS.-SOLOMON < HART 243
are n9T receiving per the ysrous packet ship:
the above goods in the city, all Of which they offer any
quantity wholesale retail lower prices than be found
in any other Establishment.
C2nniEy .nd eh.r. iil find large s.sorneut
examine.
This establishment is always closed on Saturday
SOLOMON & HART, Upholsterers and
mYll lMiskm Importerx. 24a Broadway.
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JULES HAUEL'S
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE,

WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN,
HIGH tho Proprietor with justice Is far be-
w yoad anything OF the kind known in this
ny other counr It's properties very powerful though
yey iauoesnf This chemical result 10 wonder,
Pies psrsens 70 dye their hair without the
least For changing red hair wsk-
e. sysbroEs &C. to brown BLACK ehs,uut color The
Sy scisacs Of Chsmisy to dye in an indsii.
pie manner The various gradaons Of color without danger
or and has justified the liberal patronage
paiinied confidence Of the public II Black required ask
Tor box marked u Brown, box markedB.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR.
MY Dspilstory Powder has been found highly beneficial
4nd Of great ladies who have been afflicted with
ths upper lip and aide Of the face giving turn 10
the whole features When used with proper care and
cording TO the decrons It will be found great sddi-
3on 70 the toilet the Of sharp instrument
ey avoided and the hair u removed in Eve minutes
Thi: sonPsstOn is hfalbls, and warranted to remove
superno.s hair Asr trials have received
Sold Wholesale and retail at CLIREHUOHS New Perfu-
merry Esahliehmsn 100 Broadway Agent for Jules Hauel
Psrfumer, Philadslphia. myl< lmsr
hR. A. c. CASTLE, 3sl Broadway, corner Of White st.,
II has been successfully engaged in the practice oi
Osntsry Study and experimenting have enabled him
sroducs many invaluable improvement not the least Of
which his !neoruptbls Teeth These possess vivid
transparent eke natural appearance unapproachable for
fhsir strength and the with which they be
Deeayed Teeth dlsd with gold foil Tender Teeth filed
With pure gold paste put while in soft state and
was when sound myA lmsr
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MEDICAL AID.

nOCTOR FAWCETT on debility, nervousness and Sc
~ Diseases c Just published. popular the
ncesed causes Of the decline o strength arising from DE-
imprudence terminating debility and constitution
weakness and all those sinking anxties and reors which
observations on their treatment and BY FAWCETT
Edinbursh and graduate oi s Js6eron Medics College
fsdephis The Doctor daily consulted bis ONCE. los
cbssinsd i0u u. my1t ltsy
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JUST RECEIVED,
THIRTY HOGSHEADS
REAL IRONSTONE CHINA,
0MPKlSlNG complete assortment for hotel and
L (syN sti.sr FRERE & CONKLIN, u Pearl st.
e COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
HE undersigned have this day formed connection under
The firm Of Cooley, Keese HILL for conducting trade
Sae Book Paper and Stationery business commission.
racuar attention will be given to the dspos. Of literary
and 70 commission business generally.
Their 6r sale the trade will be soon announced and
tney are now ready TO advance literally cash
mcnts. JAMES E. COOLEY,
JOHN KEESE,
HORATIO HILL
~ broadway, May II, 1886. myH 3tsm
PRICES REDUCED.
Nv HULL SON have reduced tho prices all their
fancy, yariegated, and white scented Soaps. All the
Engsh end American styles be had their
nuacrory, Nos. l0e and liz Cliff st. myil Itsrrc
r. BROWN Stone Seal Engr.ver and Herald Painter, 233
Broadway, opposite the Park. Goats Of Arms Crests,
Cypher, &c. engraved Stone Brass Ladies Seals Sig
net Kings, Pencil Cases. Keys &c. engraved with Arms
a. .1y 10 dssies " pi.mopd Amshyss. boush. n he rough
se from - and upwards and forwarded any Of the
wards If 200 900 names. myil 1tsrc
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
the Cash Tailoring and Clothing Establishment Of W.
"A NJ PETTETT, 2a2 Beeker street. ID door from Barrow
fractions win bs Prs.sa.d cU!h Co:.' from g % Ss
hams and Prints from Is cents to g CsssmsIe Pants
from 50 to S. Merno Pants from $2to 50 50 Drilling and
sa Summer ys:. from 1s cent: e q y; Also Large M =. =.
made order suit the fasdiou. Boys Clothing.
equally cheap-which prices ADMITTED TO be TWEEN
TYF1VE cheaper than any other in the city
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T L DESERT-By FELICIEN DAVID
- No Hynne Ia NUT.
No. q Reverie du Soir.
Two Songs with French and English words. Published
BY SCHARFENBERG x LUIS, 36l Broadway.
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S& .For CANTON direct.-The Ship AGNES Capt.
HNCk Wethere, will positively sail on the 2oth inst For
!rassage only. having good aecommodat,ons n the
River FREbR. wissSxNN.
myls 2tisGstos.rh No. 20 South William st,
PASSAGE PER STEAMER CAMBRIA.
A STATE ROOM. Containing two bevths III The Ladies
a cssin may be had BY aTTiyins 1t the Aaor House.
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MONEY LENT.
HE Subscriber continues advance the highest price at
the oldestabled Office, 2a2 William street. gold and
3ver watches, diamonds plate, jewey, wearing apparel
dsy goods furniture, and all personal property.
JOHN M. DAVIES, Licensed Pawnbroksr
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-inc con-
~ formy with the provisions of the charter notice Is
hereby given that the books for subscription
Navigation COMPANY will be opened the office Of Boyd
Hineken No WALL and at the American Exchange Bank
s and Grand street in The city Of Nsy Y9IL Thursday
A. M and will continue open until O'Clock, p NJ, on said
days respectively Five Of the subscribed
be paid the period Of subscription in specie or cur
rent bank bills sndno check draft certificate Of deposit
called for in nstsments exceeding 10 per cent a. may
be required by the operations Of the Company upon
thirty days' previous notice.
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SAkONl & ARCHER,

oAhOINI
Isl Water Street, corner Of Maiden Lane,
Have ON HAND, large Of Gaps, Silk and
Fur Hats Of every description and Spring style, Straw
and Panama Hats.
Also, Oil Silk, Glazed Lawn, Vizors and CapStocks,
which they offer very low prices
Dealers and manufacturers will do well TO examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. mi2 ims m3o 3w
Apply further particulars to Dr. CHI. f. MONTEL,
lower once No letters taken from the oee unless they
paid a lmsrc
VVNWTNE-3oo bales Brdport Seine Twine. For sale by
mvs E.k COLLINS & Co. IS South
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BANCES.
lst quality Aurora 5000 Varela Regalia imp.
10 900 do do. Habana. 10000 Regalias ell Luzero.
l0,000 do. do. FL Sol. 5000 Paneteas do. do.
20 900 do. I'd quality. 10000 Common size do. do.
q 900 do do. Union. 1000 Escuapo pressed do.
% 900 I'd quality Aurora 10000 Regass tres Pamas
All in first condition and subject debenture. The
undersigned eonsgnmen of and leaf tobacco
by every arrival from Havana, and them of the
best growth and manufacture.
FRANCISCO + BANCES,
myi2Asr No 7 New street.
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NOTICE.
Ig CAPT :: @. CAMERON is in this city, he will OBJ
lge himself much By calling No. 40e Bowery or T. E.
Iominson, Esq, No Nassau without delay, he
may hear Of something to his advantage.
GNew York, May -, ie4G. myli ltsrrc
OST-On Monday afternoon, ilth inst, in one Of the
Broadway and 23d street stages large Breast Pin with
at Mira. Shspherds 18th and Harlem Railroad
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MAGASTN JAPANAIS.

50 DUANE STREET (between Broadway and Elm ST.
A H. HIP PAKKER, agent fscm Amsterdam, mos. respect
their psrioT, that he has consany hand the following
flower bottles, cake fruit dishes Of great beauty and he
finest quality old Dresden porcelain groups figures cups
and sauce Of the richest kinds ancient fans OF 18th
century richly carved Of mother Of pearl and ivory and
ETY. ch ed furniture Of the time Of Louis 4IV con-
sssng Of chairs arm chairs and cabinets also japan
poted and small collection Of ancient paintings Of the
Dutch and Flemish schools Mr. p would also call the attsn
collection. 80 = ~ s
B.Orders taken to import ancient oil paintings of any
master the Dptch and Flemish schools marble atuary
carved furniture Of any description ancient porcelain
antiuuary line. rrvia
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
M RS FLYNN bega to inform her friends and the public
lv1 gsnsIaily that her BENEFIT is fxsd for THURS
RAY NEAI, MAY ltIh when will be produced spopuar
Drama entitled The Last Nail, the Drunkards Doom
Adelick Stark (or this night ony) Mr. Flynn With va
of other entertainments mi tsrrc
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FIRST CONCERT
will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING, llth MAY,

APOLLO SALOON.
Mrs. L. LODER,
and Mr. TIAfM.
Further particulars hereafter
Tickets May be had the principal music stores
and their residence, 1876 Broadway. my13 2tuas nc
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:s1; 2 .ss N expenses incurred under As act sA.
"a Ali debts due BY such corporation to II. STATE or
county for taxes or othsrwiss, sksii nsst Be paid
cos. an suns o. money due BY such corporation for
<th. rtsabls disribution shall next be made among
III CREDITOR who have proved their claims.
9TH The surplu. u any, shall be rassby distributed
In no case shall the court appoint a. trustee or
trustees any person who is or has been officer agent
attorney stakeholder director assignee Of such cor
poraton who has not been resident Of this state al
lssst two years nsxt preceding said appointment
See 10 No distribution Of the effects Of the Plantsrs
BANK and Mississippi Railroad Bank, shall be made
ameng the creditors Of the same until the whole amount
said banks due to this State Of the
seminary Fund, Sinking Fund, and Literary Fund shall
rst be paid and that the bonds and coupons OF this
State issued for the oene6t of the said bank shall at
AZ times be received IN payment Of any debt due said
Sac Is The debtors OF any bank corporation which
has been or may hereafter be oused Of its franchise by
have the right to redeem from the purchaser purcha
sers or their assignee holder Of any bond, BILL note
%s nSrgsss .. other % n o. asOs any
9e OF the provisions Of this act BY paying to said pur
chaser purchasers assignee holder the amount Of
the purchase money and twelve and q half per cent
thereon per annum with all costs which may have
crued up to the time Of such redemption.
pair. enlarge. or abrdge any contract made BY the
banks Of this State any Of hem or any debtor there
o. according to the law. affecting contracts which OK.
nted AZ the time such contracts were made.
This act fleet and be In force from its pas
sage II passed the Senate Of Mississippi the 2sth
and the House of Representatives the 26h of Fsbru
airy. 1885, 1t H. therefore, law of the State and there
il prospect Of the banking system Of Mississippi being
rapidly improved As the defurct banks Of that
State arc Iqudated and disappear, there will be some
chance for the establishment Of good sound banks upon
Il system that viii not permit the many abuses the old
system has experienced.
The summary manner in which the affairs Of tbs banks
the interest Of either their stockholders creditors or
Debtors anticipated but the people of the State at
large WILL without doubt, be benefited by the opera
ion of this new bank law.
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ne 70HRISTTE'S GENUINE 70
GALVAN.LIDC RING s
MAlNETTC FLUID.

THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY comprises an en-
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4 s Gss Sas ss Gs Ss
and Side s.ne,. Dsbi.y Dsfssnsy q Nvou. and
pepsi. q hs q d Rs
KIN % sss% ssns S.s. s
various patterns be by the most deli
e'.f e % S%SSs
&C. are nodi cations o. are
waist wrists ANGLES chest part Of The body with
Il. s q
81 MA6S E TRtcs"FiHI.Gf1f relieved
Ta. n with the Ring. and their
stss ns ssn S
science is believed % possess the remarkable power o.
The naens. 4. y seat of
CHRs 81 ss sIaf Ipd N spd 5si
PLASTERS.
These articles form important addition to Galvanc
hnE, setting upon the principle Blu, having The sdvsn-
siysnsthsnns s system
sss &c E i:sH rs il Il IF a. f. M
II: sss:s sS :$
papers. These tes;inon.: iii Of which from
:misr which have been procured daring Il. short
time the discovery has bee. before the public
q ,SS..s m; mi s q hes.
Agent General for the United States
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAgs.
NoN-ARRIvAL OF THE MAIL.-No mail from the
south Of Baltimore reached this city last night
WASHINGTON, March q, 1876.
C0ngTsss.

WASHINGTON, March ~, 1876.
Congress.
Alter the morning business in the Senate to-day,
there was an Executive session, when q commsr@
ciai treaty with Belgium as also certain despasches
from Mexico, were supposed to have been taken
into brown study. In the House, the bill for or.
ganizlng two regiments of mounted ridcmeu. for
the defence and protection OF the western frontsu,
was the subjec. discussed. Mr. McGsuahey. Of In
diana, and Mr.. Baker, Of Illinois, stoutly resisted
the bill. These fourteen hundred mounted men.
seven hundred to each regiment, would add IN an
nual expense to the treasury Of $4,000. The
frontiers abundany able to protect themselves.
and there was no necessity Of this additional ex-
crescence OF standing army upon the treasury
Mr. Yell, of Arkansas, on the contrary, brought up
such formidable array of Indians, stretching from
the 18th parallel down TO the Rio Grande, including
the great American desert, or buffalo region, ana
the Cross Timbcrs running over Red River into the
territory OF Texas, that it would appear that forty
regiments OF mounted rihemen would have their
hands full all the time. message from the Preel-
dent excited momentary hope about Oregon, btD
it was soon dispelled (See House report) Mr..
Baker having assumed in this debate that there was
not now a COrpOral's guard In the House who would
stand out for the whole or none-peace or war"
but that there was every indication OF retrograde
to the line OF fortynne, or even foryseven, rather
than to 60 to war for $3.50. Mr.. Baker having
taken this ground, II became incumbent upon Mr..
Chapman, Of Michigan, to take the gentleman into
his especial examination, which he did. Mr. Chip.
man spoke Of the "laboring millions" and Of " that
dung-hill aristocracy" which seeks to fleece them
elernaly out Of their substance. Mr.. Baker ap-
plauded the honorable member in this daring flight.
Mr.. Chapman declared that his whig friendG, in
opposing extravagancss in the government, were
backing out from their own precious policy:
Mr. Chapman, in his sublime expansions Of exalted
patriotism. kept the House IN q roar. He maintain
ed that the protection Of the West against the 900
Indians along those borders demanded these nae-
men. He dwet with particular force upon tho valor
Of the citizen soldiers Of Illinois, illustrated N the
valor Of the gentleman from Illinois, (Mr. Bakery
which, BY inference, must have been exsrted on
that illus ious occasion. Mr. Chapman, for an heuy.
continued Mis- defence ofthe bill.
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Married.
On the 23d inst by the Rev w. W. Everts, Mr.. JoHH
TO- BUSH, to ABsr A. daughter Of Daniel Whiting, Esq
On the 2sd inst, by tue Rev. Mr.. Rice, Mr. JAMES
CLARE OF New Haven, to Miss CHARLOTTE H. SrupLEY,
|of this city. New Haven papers please copy.l
On Tuesday morning, 34th inst HEsRy, infant Of
|Domoniqus and susaiinah Caminade, aged years, 2
months and days. ~
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon. at
pollock without further invitation, from No lac Walker
street. @tlaa stt
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CENTREvlLLE COURSE-TROTTlNG.
. | AhASAs&c

April 18Th. 1886:
swsspstie @. four year old colts mile heats. best
In 8, in harness Sab so.
No -SwsspstaEe Tor years. old colts mile heats in
harness Sub 50.
No 3Sweepsske horses that won apurse mate
or sweepsnke, two mile heats. In harness. Sub 80.
No. lSwsepstaks for horses that won purse
90, mile hsas best in s Ia harness. Sub. ~
No a-8weepstake same No. 4, under the saddle.
o6-Swcepstxke for horses that pnrse
80, mile heats, best . 10 5, in harness Sab 80
No 7.-Swcepstake . No 8, under the saddle.
NoSSweepstske for horses that never purse over
800, two mile he1ts, in harness Sab. so
No s.-sweepstahe ssmr a. No 9, under the saddle
The above sweepstakes half forfeit IS will be added
by the proprietor, the winner Of each OF the above
stakes. Three or more to make
To before April TO- by O'Clock r. NJ Green
& Losses, No. iss Chatham Sqssrc.
No M-8weepstake free for all oting korses mile heats.
ke3 in s. in harness. Sub s3o0, half forfeit with purse Of
500 added BY the proprietor TO the second best horse ia the
This sweeystske OF April n. To close on or
before April o. by O'Clock r. NJ Green Losee; three
or more 10 start to make race, ss.s.l.. - s.--t
The track in good training order i having been sers
Ceoirsvills couns. March 18Th. isss. mo w.
NOAL-iSs tons Onc Goal landing from ss,E or
By T. COkLlNb "
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nR. pODS will delve, Course of Six Lectures the
~ Philosophy Of Mesmersm, the week at the Ly
Monday evening March asd e hafpsst o'clock and eoa.
will Of each evening"
aud Of the most interesting experiments witnessed
and delighted Thousands. Admission Is cents. m23 ttje
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CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
HAVING UNDERSTOOD that had slipped my wind
In other words, been called to my final resting place
this give notice friends and the public that Master
JOHN DIAMOND is himsef and challenger any conpeti
trial Of skill for $1,000 aside the Heel and Toe
cpl. come Of on FNIDAY EVENING, March 9Th, at
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE Apply at the Opera House. or
at the Branch Hotel. Bowery. ms tim
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, WITH THE
MANIkINS, &c.
nR. WIET!NG, will commence, popular and condensed
~ course Of Lectures ia C nton Hail. Thursday even
ing March wen,y.,nh o'clock on Anstony and Ply.
Skeleton large collection OF Models separate from
Msnkinl exhibiting large scale every Of the eye
throat &c. &C.; and large collection Of Anatomical Paint
ings.
First lecture free Remaining lectures ia,s EACH