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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN sl,p SaraHac from Glasg00-G W Brymnor sad Is
In the steerage.
IN brig Mr. OrlfaHs (roa BlrmrGa-Capt W Lsnf,re
Smith, II Dunscom5 and lady John Coen, Gee,
w Thompson, 5 Bale
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For salls Of SIoo&s, & see Foisrs Pose

MONDAY ? NJ
There WA heaying in the stock marko, today,
which increased after the steamers a1yices
made public. There was an impression in the street
thai the financial crisis which many consider to be i'm
pending over England may In ts results upon this
side and tis also feared that sirngency Of the money
m 'rkot may force large amounts Of American stocks
back upon this market and thus force down the rates
1t must be remembered however, that later sdyices
from this country carried out an In the rates Of
exchange to point where specie imports became no
longer profitable and the drain OF bullion from the Bank
being thus stopped confidence would revive aud the
Bank would again increase It's loans The crisis" Is
probably before this time and the London money
market easier.
In bills there is little or nothing doing. Sterling
is qules st6iG7 Francs 532d53O.
Freights are sitter under the prospects Of con.
tnuod heavy shipments Of produce and some SHY own
ers were asking Is and I'D for Liverpool We heard Of
no engagements higher than 30 for Liverpool and l2l
for Ireland. There not much activity
The advices per Britannia, considered good for
Shorts in the street also looked upon highly
favorable for bresdsuiis generally and large degree
OF activity infused into the market Prices sd-
vapced rapidly and Flour sold at p The scarcity Of
Coninen, prices rising again well in the Uni
ted Kingdom The prices sustained on the
other side by the regular demand for consumption with
any Infusion OF speculation and the dealers on this
side have strong faith in the continuance Of high rates
until next harvest. The great West, and indeed the
whole business Of the country will feel the lnvgora,ug
effects of these large prices for the products Of our az
ricuItural industry and the wealth OF the nation be
greatly increased by them.
The Britannia is stated to have on board $4,000
in specie but have teegrsphic dispatch from Bos
ton giving the amount at 2l39O00-equal to about
100000
Subscriptions 70 the amount Of 100000 were
made in Columbia in three days the stock of the Co
uuibia and Charlotte Road. The Town Council of Co
umbia have subscribed $4,000 to the Greenyille and
Columbia Railroad.
We learn from the Chicago Journal that
Messrs Leaviti and Swift Trustees the part Of the
Bondholders and Mr.. Gooding, Chief Engineer Of the
work arrived in tha city the 10Th inst from the line
of the Canal and that these gentlemen confident
the Canal would be completed and rendered navigsble
this Fall When finished it will add much to the value
Of lands in Illinois through which it passes and much
to the wealth Of the whole State.
The Knckcrbocker Fire Insurance Co. have de-
clared a dividend OF 6 per cent.
The Albany Argus has the following synopsis Of
the condition Of the Banks of this state on the lat inst
excepting the New York State Stock security Bank:
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~ This evening Mr.. Arlington of Texas will
address tho citizens OF the village al Lexington Hall On
The subject Of Land Reform.
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STRAW BONNET MANDATORY AND
MILLINERY. Ola ROWERY.

STRAW BONNET MANUFACTORY AND
MILLINERY, pa BOWERY.
Er--MRS. A. MARCY is now ready ~ offer TO her Gus
8@j toners and the ladies' generally, large and fash
&ts6 lonable assortment u straw bonnsis consisting In
WI part Of French, English, Italian, soft AMI fancy
straws, Neapolitan GOssamers, article and very
beautiful also ribbons Of every price and qualify French
flowers q splendid assortment
Mrs A. n NJ. would call particular attention TO her
sorimen OF silk bOnnets which by any In
the city being made Of the best materials and Ia the neat
possible manner. The hfsI premium At the last Fair Of
the American institute awarded 10 Mrs A. H. Marcy
for The best silk bonnet.
Those about purchasing any Of tho above goods par
tcgary invited 10 call and examine her assortment before
purchasing will be sold cheaper than any other store
10 the city.
Ali kinds Of srsw goods cleaned and altered ~ Mrs
A. II. MARCYS, IA Bowery, opposite yinglon-sL NY
ala TuTASaths
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y FARM FOR sALE-ceu.i.,ns Of :i.y J ss.,s

a FARM FOR sALE-Consis,ins o. r Any Jo,spS
- belong lng 10 the estate Of tho iste CepI sNss
Grifh, deceased, situated near Williams DE- al
wes,cheser Co. NJ ~ and within .sn mihns So ia he
she Railroad The location 10 not surpassed ~ sly "a 80
raunrv ,unounded on all sides by good roads sno ~.
iay The country seat OF Capt Spencer and smse As
Fec The land 10 In fret rate condiuon inc o.
ddos .;th stone fence and ablye slx acres OF supe
wood land and The whole well waiered. The csp h.
out houses srs In good order. Th- dwelling hosss
syery respect, a cOmfOTt table dwelling. LA.
Tasre Is oa is premises good sppisbesrfng ,,ess
CONSISTING Of over four hundred yong and mIg s,.h'
s lied eoss,y sea. po... sing fseia.s q mag ,s
10 and from the city plsssure by rsfose can r..
pOfupiiies offer. part OF tbs pufcnsso vor further
main on bond and mortgage st SIX per e'N'
psfticGiass enquire Of ,ax A,rity.sl.
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NIENAGEnfE, At NiBLO,s.--R.yMoND 4
open Nibo's for week only There "a together
with the enormous Elephant Columbus, twenty i've
wagons hed with Animals from sll pafs Of the hsbiabe
globe.
M PIERCE the Animal Tanner is superior 10 his gov.
the brute creation caressng fondy and sub
iugsting them at his pleasure
Mr. NEtSS. most extraordinary and accomplished mu-
sclan from Germany, WILL before each animal perform
snce great asionshment Of tho world. play several
pieces Ten Instruments A. timr, forming Whole
Band each instrument having ia distnct snd full part
something before attempted 10 This county IL needs
only % b. seen 10 be appreciated.
THE CHRYSARMA. OR GOLDEN CHARIOT
This Is sstOnaby the most siupendous creation OF
sculpIral and decorative that has been produced In
any nation Of the modern world and probably rivals any
% those tumpha charios Of Csmhyses ssr
danapalus Ipe;ra Alexander, Aclbiafes tho &c
with which classical history aud poetry exat our con
ccptiOns ~ The splendOr Of the bncient empires
It's bsZon pro Ivy OF crimson, purple sd gold sew
feet high and twenty In length exhibiting class
cs figures Of colossal stsiure In bold and vigorous scup
ure grouped with lordy animals Of the forest, grouped
10 similar proportions It's fee from all tinsel and himsy
ornament and makes predominant impression OF sump
and substantial grandeur blended with the highest
compatible degree Of grace and besuty.
Doors open he frat evening at O'Clock. The remain
ing time from to r. from 10 s. and hom TO 10 In the
evening.
Admission Is cents. Children half price. myls
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mal % pke A. sq1al interest I'd ola estshiishef
med cal dsrersary u over dirty years ccnrus-ep 40
pr he lasi f csr. ty ts nr--ert proprietor Ta 1rin
cqsl object &C -rrt CONNECTION - o. Unite = door rr-
TIE vim DE ONCE business. 10 vhirh 70 ~ h,r.af,ra
been wholly devoted. and AGO with sview .o feisva 3D. a
present rcumheui in measure from M aida vi. ron
rr~mfnl t1 which De has been our fuh'-ct-d 7, a
proper ref.ol fes0ls u sn.erirE ~ once mo "a
80 e-'a1.5- tusi-ess Ia sipsr1a of-fs urusua fs-
ol.ties APfly AZ PecssaP, ID
rH.Ia a. A rnr
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MARRIED..
DIED

Al 81 Psuls Church Tuesday morning, 18th ms, By
Rev Dr. Parks. WALTER H. WYATT 10 SARAH J.
MCKENZIE both Of this City
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SICILIAH STRAW AND LACE BONEETS
Ee~- THE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully IN
49, vie The stsnIion Of the fashionable .ades II Ills
HfS city sld elsewhere 10 his and mot desirable
VI sricc which made " hbre from leaf u 1.-THE fsni-
y Oi Cactus aud which Tor beauty and utility usy feel war
rsnted la Saving esces anything of Tho kind ever INTRO
duced In this city However much iAe bonnets may SPEAK
Tor thesslves would observe that article Tor
wear heJ exceedingly light ADD pleasant Inc sun
has no power 10 change e color and they capable Of
b-lng done any number OF times wnout injury -
They may be had al their factory, 20 bfoom7st whole
sale and Ietau L. HIGGINS s. co. Paientees aad
Manufacturers q the siciIlsn Straw and Lace
az, lm!.eodLNW BOnnet-. ~ BrO.fne-st. ". Y
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
DEM. w BENSON, Draper and Tailor, l42 Fulton-st
ID has enteIsye assortment Of Cloths Cassmsres and
Nesngs which will be madeup 10 order In the mos fash
iOnsbe sly IL FOR cash.
choice and general assortment Of gen,lemens fancy
ires. also constantly on hand. myli i.tf
NNtiiTE CANTON GRAPE SHAWLs-ic cases
w Embroidered Crepe Shawls, do assorted col0rs do
90 Also 80 81 black file, net Shswls, ? Linen
net do, FOR sale also Finest BY
myl8 Sis MANNING l. PRICfIARD.
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80 stXONY CANARfEs n tbs Bel note md
W. Sfgbung4!- song. English Thrushes Biscsbirds
Z$E Goldfnches, Mulfs Mocking Birts, in iIl song
49, Seed Is oil 10 varieties Fancy cages &c FOR
sale By w s. JOHNSTON,
myi5 3wiseod. go Broadway.
- KING CHARLES -rArIEf.-, I'm
- gish and scoch Terriers. which ere well
worm visit from ihyse waning Ih- sbovr
Dogs FOR sale - The importer, And dealer IN such arI
cler At 20 Bro Gwsy.
myij 3siseo4s w 8 JOHNSTON
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PoIlcE-There was little or nothing doing at
the Police Office yesterday. Rogucs and rowdies are
jast now unusually vuiet In their movements.
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+. c. KEMP, AuelOueef.

X. L. KEMP, Aucuoneef
Store i2l Broadway, wes side third sboys Canal Of
DASH ADVANCES made. and oil sales promptly
~ setled Sales Of furniture al private dwellings and
SOCKS of goods personally attended to and solicited
r. &. X will devote particular attention 10 The sale n
books and private libraries his coovenenees fos which
very ample.
WEDNESDAY May 10,
Al 10 oclk ststore 42t Broadway d"ors above Csnss
ELsG,Sr ROSEWOOD, Mahogany, Black Walnut fufni.
ure and useful ssd ornamental housekeeping articles R
C. Kemp will sell Wednesday st 10 O'Clock above
large and beautiful collection OF genlse furniture and rich
fancy articles OF housekeeping goods, comprising good
sssor,meu, well worthy the attention OF purchasers Par
liculars hereafter
Also, mahogany French bedslesds. elegant mshcesny
and work tables msnel ornaments and gifsudoes
OF the most besufll designs
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND TURDAY Evening neat.
At7I O'Clock, at store AL 8rosdwsy
LARcg SALE Books. SrArfoNERv and Fancy ARTICLES.
&. Kemp will sell 81 suction above sn extensive as
school, classical theological and miscellaneous
HOoks. stationery and fancy articles comprising 10 part
PTescots Ferdinand and Isabella and Conques Of mexi
co. Hsuers Family Library In l73 vols Edgewori6s
works, Hume and Smolers England, Spark American
Biography, SCOTS Bibles Ito Bibes. Oxford Bibles. Wit
ting Desks Work Boxes Gard Cases, 0old Pens, Silver
Pencil Cases. etc. etc.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Wi am Johnson was yes
rday arrested by officer Oksy for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. ReprmHnded end discharged alter
paying costs. Elizabeth Riley arrested by the
Same officer. She reprmsnded by the Judge and
sent New York where che belongs There were nine
other cases OF the ssme description There were also
several cases OF assault and battery the defendants be-
ing discharged alter paying eosts.
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Ships Republic Blivnn, Brazos Santiago. Harbeck &
Co; Union. Wibray, New. Orleans Stanton & Frost.
Bark Casda Wood, Falmouth, Eng Brett & N0se.
Schr Marietta, Burr Dearborn, Richmond.
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re- The Married Woman Private Medical
re,-Pnrticuiar No,icc~F CoLroy
= McrcnntIIc Lihrnrr nnd Nending Roon.-

Chnton Hal, corner Beekman and Nassau sis--o,N1
volumes, and The pIscps American and Foreign Penodi-
Gals Constant additions ofstgndard works and new pub
hcalions Clerks initiation fee II half yearly dues 81
merchants aud others yearly subscription - Application
10 be made al the desk Of the Library where copies Of tie
Ccrfiiiuton and Bylaws may be obtained
myl. .Neo1Is @ l. ENERITr Pres. MsI. LID. Asso-n
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Carpelings.

l55 CARPETING ~ 1855
I00 O00 YARDSoF BRUSSELS, three-Ply and ssir
tOU,OVOCzrpelng.
10000 Taffs Of Oh Cloth and Mating
1890 Window Shades, Rugs, Mats, Table Covers, and
every article connected with TIE trade on sale cheap
Tor cash. VIM. Il. GRORTY.
$40 Imls l55 Chahsm.st hrsL door above he ThealIe
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Showing increase and decrease in these particulars
seversIy, compared with May 1916 and February
l. 1917 as follows:
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TO ANGLING SPORTSMEN.
rHTs nAY PuRLIsHEp

4 POPULAR TREATISE on The Eye, with eugrssings,
~ 3vo paper ~ tcrt-, musiia IS cents-c0mpflsng y
fsnisr Il the Anatomy and Physiology ofhe
Oganof Vision rules for The Preservation Improvement,
and restoration Of sight remsrks optics and the use and
abuse spec acles with directions Tor their r.ec ton By
James W Powell. NJ r. Oculi.i, Aurist, &C. To - bad
~ the Authors 25l Broadway Warren At ana Of
al booksellers. myT iwis
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

IMMATURE ALNASAc....THs DAY.
THE Sun. THE NOON FULL SEA.
Rses.. - SETS. 90 10 Sets 10 - Eve..ll 81
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6iiraticns. &t. nautea
no MEDICAL MEN-warl.a ,e,nr...r, m. Z.

~ Al aEEerS 70 fdreTtiisaosfi ~ un! nat b
FatFaid o. fsry 'ril rot isieieH co. # fe sE,s
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ISeULsr.-Coroncr Abrahams yesterday held an
inquest at the house OF William Forester, l42 Myrtle
avenue on the body Sarah Redred who died very sud
denly while engaged in washing. The jury returned
verdict that she her death by congestion OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

r. The charming cGatatrice Miss Nonhall, we
are happy to hear is recovering from her recent ndis
position, and it is hoped will b able to appear In public
IN few days.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

PREcoCIOUs SoLDIERs.-Quitea number OF lads
who had enlisted In the regular army without their
parents knowledge or conseoi, have been discharged
from farther duty by Judge Greenwood OF the Supreme
Court their ncepsci,y for military life being fully repre-
sented The of one young gentleman named Chas.
Murphy is still pending.
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ith inst, by pilot boat Davidson, - miles Of the
Highlands bsrks Fortune and America, both fan whal
ing voyage. bCund to New Bedford 18th, whsle ship
Min braa
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kFINE FRENCH BOOTS 81 5O-Footed in
~ good STYLE - 50-f0Oted with best French patent
81 l-ahsr with spring shanks -, al lol Nassau-st -
~ This Is decidedly the cheapest and best store In the
city. (Qack sae and III h prohs our motto All2rdsrs
pLncluaily attended 10. LONG HOBAUD.
myl8 3meod
MUTUAL IIFEINsUKANCE Company Of New
IFsYork-55 Vellst-siaiement Of The condition Of this
Institution 90 he let May, 1911;
Number Of Policies Issued on She lot FEB 1877 ..3220
Do do from lsl do 10 lsI May. 81
Tot,l.........................
Gross amount of Receps he lst Feb 1917 -f7j679 II
Received within t. last three months 7ZO6f e.
eros, amount Receipts 70 lst May i237.. s5i57it =
Amount invested and Casl on hand stFebl3f7 % ST. 81
ID, DO do within the last months - 7li -
Total Of investments aud cash on hand let
May 1911 .....-...........s.......Sjf ~ -
How invested, viz.
In Bond and mortgages 10 the Cites Of New
York and Brooklyn on Real Estate valued Al
twice the sum loaned 600 %
In U. s Stock aud Treasury Notes .-5l 400 %
In New York state StOck............ 1880 %
In Corporation Of the City Of n. York IS $50 -
In Cash on hand. .................... l55vi 70
In Cash due from Agents......,..... J5l5 ~
Total s57s lsl 20
MORRIS RO5lNsON President
SAM HANNAY, Secretary.
Val mylI olis
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JACOB s. PLAT, Aueuoueer,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY aALE.-Ji

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY sALK.-JA.
COB 4 PLATT will sell This Day, 81 10 O'Clock. at
the suction room. $50 lots assorted hardware and cutlery.
consisting OF the usual variety Of heavy and shef goods
Also IS boxes horse wool aud cotton Cards 1000 he rope,
10 barrels awl hss cssks curry combs ~ dofen fskss,
D dozen snsths 800 pair hooks and hinges gass scyhss
ibbotson's psleni straw knives. nc.
Also, the balance OF stock ~ hardware, 10 eloso the
-
Also an Invoice Of foe pocket cutlery, viz real Wos
on. olms, Wragg 4 Sons. Crooks X Cos and other
makers
Also set OF Birmlnghs patterns and pattern cards
Aso Ssddlery- among the pattern cards hns assot'
men OF plalfs and polished steel bs srups &c mis-
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trickly-r sid pasf-rrr 10 en- gra'e1 from London
" twt- Margaret and dan h-rs BE- hi CiT S-= -YorE
Was -si hf srl ~ in - y-Lf - sd his should meet
tie eye q lie sad d ~ s7y % ts family, by courru
nicGing iheir present sitrcs- 20 serst C0e Name ~
Reg't. row in Ca-afa. The parties wi be irmediaielv
communicate with - hi-l-Saini JCtrs Csnsia Essi
ION April. l2f7 mYl5 ftissatt Tue
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JOSIAH RcHARDs, Asenocsss.
Ry BAn0s, KiCHARDr q PlArr-sscss 80
- s'o.dvsy-Llbersl cash Advances made 90 eoosss'
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND sArUR-
EkIsssrs s.Is os soSs.~2n s..sasiv. and very ss.
w -os o. ner ssocs embracing sevsrsl thousand vol
edition. uss y sSms nc
als sSoas' sns ssles and Prayer Books. various sses
s sos Ss..s: sr sd.on. Of Eoesrn fos m,nis
Ga medicine and sarssry M saa BAR Bound Sazi bosss.
Catalogues VIII be ready % ru..a.v
10y r. COLTON, KseSss ..s comn,.,Icc A.1.
ID ehsnL Sales Room SIS Broadway. 0ossis Hall. ssv.
ing removed 10 The shove aamed .re- rons A. nov pee
60ods Carpets and Housekeeping Gurl>s on .very de-
scrproa Consignment br prvss sais or snc,oa and
sl.o bay preferred Outdoor sales 10 say psr ;, rs
'''' TUESDAY. Myn,
At l03 O'Clock, 81 the Auciion Room, Se Broadway
Gothic Hall
A large and general assortment Of good sesoaahsad
hossny chairs. surrsax ,sbIss Sslssss stands lo.ss
esher beds hair mattresses esrpes OIL elohs dinns ant
en- furniture. Se Ae Also, slo OF planD fowers &c ~
Al private sale Spisno fortes and excelsior diaas
WEDNESDAY, M.yia
1.-THE Auction Room, SIS Broadway. Gothic Hall
SALE os Dsr 0ooos. Ne eonsistns o. olive and elas
"a goods thread, prn,s delane ard also invoke q "a
e'e cutlery snives, scissors shears and orks
T. CHAMBERLAIN, AUJfi0NEEk-siofs No .
spruoest-Loeral stvanees made on Goods eopsisn-
81 Tor private sale or 10 be sold auction Outdoor saes
carefully st1ended 10, and respectfully so,ced Prompl
returns mafe
WEDNESDAY. Msyls.
10 o'eock 81 spruce 81
sHERlFF SALs OF books, pamphlets eoapt-ts L.
Also, general assortment OF hand fasas.are se
ny JANIS m. nll.l.kR-ssoss no. ID Hsldsu
- lane. III door To Nc. Llbeftv-st
TUESDAY. Mys,
At i0i o'elock, al the store IS Msidealana
Doors. SBoEs AND BRosAss.-i0o csses boo,s shoe.
and brogsns consisting Of every variety sullahls for
Southern. Western and city trsda Sale positive.
FRIDAY, May q.
Al 10 O'Clock, al the store. n Ma.den-lsns
BIsNfSSHAN, SHEFFIGLD, GkaNAS ASp Axsstc.S
HAspwARE, CUTLERY, kcSs paeksgcs aud lou OF tesh
hardware just imported and manufactured couslstlrs 81
sce log and halter chsins seeyards table butte cast
butts. plate hinses curry couss vices anvs axes hoes
bed screws mill and nes, bastard do hsndssw DO
drawing knives pad, chest cupboard and runk lochs
tea kettles ssucepans, Carolina hoes, candescks snut
ers table knives aud orAs pocket cutlery butcher knvss
sho- and bread do tea trays and walters britannia Ger
silver and iron teasnd abe spoons round and sQas
bolts, sc. Ac-
Catalogues aud goods ready for examination three dsys
before the sale.
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LATEST DATE9.
.-.---...May 3 liavre May .
Oh .....-...Msy ( New Orleans .-----. May
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~ There is some talk OF establishing new
ferry at the foot of Pierrepont st.
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DR.. HoLLIcK's LEcTUREs.-The second Course
Of Physiological Lectures by DR.. Hollick commences
this evening the of Broadway and Grand e.
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MECHANICS HALL,


40 BROADWAY between Grand aud Brooius st'.
zone week longer aud positively the lssI commenc.
ing Monday. May ~,
CHRIsTY 5 MlNsTRELs whose concerts for a sue.
cess0n Of Twelve Weeks have been nightly crowded
Overlooking with highly respectable and fashionable audi
ences
Admission % cents Concert will commence st O'Clock
Change Of programme every evening. my7 lw-
HORTICULTURAL ENHIBITION-The May
tlEXhlbiuOn OF tho American Agricultural Association
will be- held Al their rooms late Lyceum Building, ST.
Broadway "Wednesday the l9h inst Intending exhib.
referred 10 the Programme which he obtained
sny OF The seed Members and the public are
Informed that tho exhibition will be opened from III
l0P.M
The premiums awarded by tho Judges will be announc.
ed by the President In the course of thu evening my 81
A MEXICAN MUSEUU.-Every lay snd evening
IN this week, commencing on Monday. May H. Splendid
performances and exhibitions every afternoon 5tococs
and every evening al Lat week positively, Of JOHN
DUNN, The Rascal iacs.' AlsO engaged the CHAP
MAN FAMILY, Mr HARRISON, Mr. CONOVER, Misses
GREENWOOD snd JULIEN. Oorania of NAPOLEONS
FUNERAL, LIVING ORANG OUTANG, WAX MODEL
OF TIE HUMAN BODY 10 be see II all hours At M eX.
ira charge Of Is. hADAME ROCKWELL, the Fortune
Teller
Admission . cents chdronerisr 10. ~ cents myl7
CASTLE GARDEN IL now open during The day,
~ shordne ,hose DESTROYS ~ waiting these premises an
excellent opportunity. The Ia The largest In the
United Stses. designed ~ O. Pollard. The Painting Is
" Al Ffesco,' BY CapoelL The Cosmorsmse Vews have
hsan rearssneed, snd Gao seen a. ell ime. The outer
rows, with The al Jsce6. ssepe.y
Admlttsuce ~ cents
tla sunday evening, Concert VI Sacred s;usic will be
by DtdWOrths tustly caehfst sd Rsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

PoLicE.-Ameia Supple was yesterday arrested
on charge OF breaking into the house OF Mr.. George
Goodwin No III Mott aud stealing thereirom sundry
articles of trihng value. Detained TO answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

NpIGs AND TOUPEEs-The best IN the United
w States are be had HI Mt > p PARK Row, me
only manuActOry Of Tho orgus VENT acd Gossamer wig
and Toupee - per cent cheaper han can purcha.ed
elsewhere Strangers viii do well o es and exsni-e
these beaut'u specimens % worsmsnship. sewea wigs
an Toupees az low dollars, only hail the weigh
ID io.e made by ordinary wig makers and Ihs spring
warranted 10 through. Please copy The address
ruv1s wi
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