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WEST PoINT-It is understood that the vacancy
in the professorship of French at the Military Aca-
DENY caused by the death of Professor Berard, has
been filled by the President by the appointment of Pro-
fess0r H. r. Agnel.--Washing ton Union. Man q.
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ARRIVAL FROM HAvANA-The packet ship Norma.
Captain Ellis arrived yesterday from Havana, whence
she sailed on the 18th We have received no papers
by her therefore, have Of knowing the
Captain Ellis is usually very punctua in supplying
collector with late files, and regret that he
should have omitted on this occasion.
We learn that the Norma ready for sea- with her
passengers on board on the 10th inst. From some
anonymous communications made to the Custom
House authorities, they induced to seize her
charge of smuggling out more segars than had been
cleared at the customs On careful examination of
her cargo, however. IL segars the number mani
tested lover two mlsons) were discovered The YES
sci then allowed to proceed to sea- after having
suffered days delay, and been to very heavy
penscs Captain f. has protested against the proceed
ing and we think the matter out to be looked into
fully by our government. American vessels ought not
to DO detained In foreign ports the strength Of
mere cowardly and malicious anonymous letter.
Gen. CApwALApER has Withdrawn his resigna-
ton The Washington Union states that 1t was
not his desire to leave the army and the tender Of his
resignation caused merely by the necessity Of
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STRAWBERRIES AND THEATRICALs-A genius that
is limited to one thing, hardly deserves the name
of genius. Niblo, great in theatricals, great in
catering for the public amusement, is not as well
known to be great in gardening, in raising flowers,
cultivating strawberries and in planting grapes.
We remember Niblo many years ago in the old
Bank Coffee House. There the wing of his genius
first began to flutter, and it has taken many beau
tful flights since that era. He has just taken the
Astor Place Theatre, and will soon open 1t with
fresh novelties for the summer season. But he has
been for some time very busy in another depart
ment of human genius and this is in the cultiva-
ton of strawberries and grapes, beautiful place
on the East river, near Hellgate His place there
Is worth seeing, and his fruits and flowers present
almost sample of Paradise as it was before the
serpent entered the garden and withercd all the
beauties, which had been planted by another and
greater hand.
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Propnetors Capital. fl4 $4,000 Government secu.
Public Deposits lin. "''''' Dead Weight An:
GLIDING Exche- nuityl ........ f1l,7l36 3O
guer; Savings Other Securities. lI,s35.962
Banks, Commds- Notea .. ....... 1856, ass
soners of National Gold and Silver
Debt, and Divi- Coin ,.... $40 Ss3
dend Accounts) :. 24367l
Other Deposits. =. >. l025O972
Seven Day and other
Bills ..... lU773Sl
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NEW YORK HERALD
NOrth-Wsst Corner or Fulton and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.
PARK TIIEATRE-PoPPINe THE QUEsrIoN-DANsEUsKs
vENNoIsE-A HAsry CoNoLUsroN-PLEAsANr NEIGHsoR.
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-MAcBrrH-Ups AND
Downs.
CHATHAM THEATRE. Chatham street.-My SISTER KATE
-NKw YoRK As IT Is-FArAL Snow STORM.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway, Houston-BANvARDs
PANORAMA MISSISSIPPI
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway near Broome- CARnrv's
Observation-Disclosures SINsING-BURLxsauE DANCING, TO
NELODEON Bowsry-vReNIA MINsrEIs. sc.
PALAOs OPERA HOUSE, Chambers strset-NopE1 A
CASTLE GARDEN-SAcRED CoNcEEr.
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Two DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR TIE PREsI-
DENcY.-The Post of last evening published the
following
We understand that The regular democratic delegates
from New York to the Baltimore Convention have re-
solved to call convention Of the democracy Of this
State to be held the 22d of June the purpose
nominating candidate for the Presidency in the alb
sence of any nomination by the Baltimore Conven-
tion
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NIoNTrIIY REPORT FOR APRIL on ruE NEw YORK

Nl Medical Institute from No IS Cham
Cases successfully treatsd~9 indigestion aunde general
sum pon chronic disease Of throat greatly debtted
improper habits ncontnencc of urine gravel passing Of
'I PRIMARY aS s yphi Sian seSondsTy syphilis tertiary
syphilis skin cruptions ations Of urcra- ircgularity
monthy). suppression (monhly) costivcnes chronic
rheumatism acute cnmatisT pains in bones headache
preston Of urine chest operations
ssoa. moe IN na wrist ns 'S@'s ase crns
6uIcersed legs operations for squinng operations for hstu
sneysted amors removed from the head S@oce removed
~ cGs% s Sa' raS s Of My SSS VIII b
tending Physician and Surgeon.
ITO PUBLISHERS OF. NEWSPAPERS PERIoDI-
calls Magazines &c-The advertiser takes this method
inform publishers aud Others that he y prepare undertake
e odns 6yest aas ana on the Icaspa
Merchants and others wishing send circulars any part of
Of every city throughout Union by addressing
business, at the Iierad Office.
yJ>ENNESsEE LAND OFFICE, liz BROADWAY, NEW
YorkThe subscriber the sole sell the Clemens
Estate in Fenre county Tennessee being 10000 acres Of the
w perennial springs and streams Il lies on great public road
within miles Of navigation, aud precisely in the centre Of
n %lS the whole fhs Climate 'i ike Italy,
will be sold in small parcels at p cents an acre after which i
description and then buy ARNOLD BuFFuM
nuFrs BOOK KEEPING ROOMS. Is JOHN STREET
a.. M p pupils are now U n nvT o c
and practical training in the science than all the other puoca
vV,uE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRINGS EXTENSIVELY
Enlarged and Grounds mprovcd-This well known place
for resort is open for the reception OF vsers The
and accommodation extended TO inva
under Hyrorac treatment heretofore Passengers leave
Philadelphia with the Reading at ~ o'clock w. and at
"a for Phnnixv where good coaches viii be in
arrive the Springs at ii o'clock NJ and at ga T. W.
Sunday Columbia railroads both and
down. For information please address DR. GEO LIN
GEN CO, Chester Springs, Chester Co. Pa
A NEW INvENTIoN.-DR. LEvETTs PATENT ENAM-
"A eled Gold Plates for Artificial Ieeom single tooth to
full set-Dr Ieve Dentist 30 Broadway Of Warren
street. who introduced the principle Of atmospheric pres
inserting teeth has invented and patented the de
deraum Perfect Imitation OF the
aud Interior of the Mouth which completely dsses the setting
Of artificial teeth rendering the gold and clasps TO which they
attached totally Invisible the composition covering tho plate is
harmless and agreeable and entirely prevents galvanc action
metallic mouth remaining smooth pleasant
agreeable natural construction preserving the plate from
all acids entirely free from the mpcrctions hitherto
endcdng the insertion Of artificial ecth Few persons would be
without this improvement II fully be-
therefore DR. vet viii be happy explain practically
those interested who call at his office go Broadway Of
Warren street.
N0TICE.-THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad COMPANY due IN 1850
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New W0rl<.-This day Is published by
Messrs Burgess Srnge "The Genemans Mirror the
Rules of Polished Society &c BY gentleman the
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great many complaints Of the Inaccuracies and
bandefs committed in ouF teiesfaphic reports,
during the sitting Of the Convention in Baltimore
As general thing, the public attribute those blum
ders to the Geographic OPERATORS but we have the
best reason for believing that it is done so erro-
neousy. During each days sitting of the Con-
venIion, we received telegraphc reports from two
sources-one through certain teegraphic reporters,
who make 1t a business to transmit news, back
wards and Forwards hitherwards and thither-
wards, upwards and downwards around, about
and every way, for all newspapers and all journals
that are willing to buy and pay for the news. This
class OF reporters are very competent men but
from their system they are exceedingly careless
and negligent in preparing and transmitting their
intelligence. We know this to be fact for du-
ring last week, when our own special reporters
transmitted intelligence to us, we received it from
the operators at both ends with perfect accuracy,
almost to the marking of comma. We instance
principally the transmission OF Mr.. Folks letter,
declining nomination, which was sent to us by
our own reporters in Baltimore, and exclusively
published in the Heyald-from which, by the way,
1t was stolen by almost every paper in the city,
without giving us any credit.
We are satisfied, therefore, from our own expe-
rlence In teegraphc reporting, that the operators
OF the telegraph deserve less blame for the naccu-
racies that appear in the reports than the reporters
who collect the news and furnish them with the
manuscript at either end of the line. Neither do
these blunders happen, we have stated, with our
special reporters, who write full and correct re-
ports In English, and give them to the operators
The blunders arise with the news reporters, who
have attempted to invent new mode of condens-
ing language. by using particular words, in order
to reduce the expense Of reporting, while they in
crease very much the risk of accuracy. We are
therefore constrained, from experience, to con-
denim fully and irrevocably the system of attempt
ing to condense reports and save expense by the
use of any mode of cyphers in telegraphc comnu-
ncatlons. 1t cannot be done with accuracy and
intelgbiity.
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VJ,HE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRINGS, EXTENSIVELY


N0TICE-TlE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
~ Philadelphia and Reading Railroad COMPANY due III 1851
and 1856 hereby notified that propositions for the conversion
Of said bonds into preferred stock q the bearing seven
per cent interest he issued agceab act passed AZ e asst
session OF the Pennssvania Legislature will h received NJ tne
office Of John Thayer Brother Boston charney Wheelsn
York
BAKERY FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN, NOW DOING
ID and he Increased also fixtures baking
utensils horse wagons &c. good round of customers salts
actary reasons for selling Enquire Of THOMAS H. VAN
DENilOFF, at the Brooklyn Post Office.
CTEAM ENGINE-F0R SALE, A STEAM ENGINE OF TWO
- or three power Is good order and will be sold
low price X HOE h CO, % and 81 Gold street.
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NTnunetIc NInchlnes IN,

Improved Graduated Magnetic Machines for
Medical Use worked by Smees Battery which is the least
liable to get order keeps in constant action and is the
simple any operation Unlike all
it docs accumulate dirt emit offensive smell and
requires scraping cleaning Manufactured by JOHN
ROACH, OPtican, 81 Nassau st.
The Diaphragm Filter, mt $40 broadway,
believe be the best and only durable the
filth from tho Cr0ton Of which spoke in last Sundays Herald
Some enerng have devoted themselves solely the
duction OF this desdeatum and they prompt
good their article wherever deficient tho public ought sustain
them
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rI,HE MOST sUPERn DAGUERREOrYPEs NE ever

FTNHE MOST SUPERB UNDERWRITERS WE EVER
produced at the ROSS Gallery 29 Broadway, by
the powerful agents of light electricity and This
only place the city where this combination employed
and the Of the immense superiority of their pictures in
aud well durability all others Their operator
l. unquestiona the expert in the United States.
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TTNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND TROTTING. TUESDAY,
- May 0th at o'clock p NJ will come of the great match
Black Hawk, mile heats best three in Albert Conckin
Black Hawk go lbs wagon James whepley
brooklyn for the track 90 o'clock r NJ and return
daey after the Fare each way - NJ d.
GREEN, Proprietor
TINION COURSE. LONG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONS wagon and driver weigh 300 lbs to off June 2
Three more to make and two to start To close Monday
ham Square NJ. D. GREENE Proprietor
T OsT-ON. THURSDAY MORNING, CHARIE9BoIz, AGED
l2s years-dessed in green cashmere pantaoons brown
cloth jacket S blue striped shirt and black 9 cap Any person
be literally rewarded and information respecting him will
be thankfully received RoZINI BOlA
~ GORGE KENsETT, JUST RETURNED FROM LoNDoN).
general that he has TAKEN the house asl Bowsr Known the
Putnam House which he has opened Coffee aud Chop House
together with clean Beds Ten Pin Alleys Quot Ground
every accommodation that can be required
O. OF o. F-TO THE MEMBERS OF TOMPKINs
Lodge, No. 9You hereby notified to attend the
the H rba c." respect to our late 5ros william barley
also the members Of he order IL general invited
attend by order of D. s. OWENS, N. c. JESSE KINNER
Secretary.
DHENIX COURT, NO. 4, l. o. OF A. F-NEw YORK
May a. lSThe companions Of this Court requested
DO puncua in attendance at their No 70 Chatham street.
will he broug before the Court W JCROUCH c.
LAWRENCE, d X. CHARLES LEWIS, Recorder.
TT A. o. D.-GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS U. s
Board Rooms No. S Center ae ON Monday morning me next S
instant at o'clock preparatory to joining the procession for
celebrating the ninth anniversary of the reorganization Of the
United Ancient Order Of Drads BY orderJOS GEO MASON
g. Secretary.
TT A. O. D.-COLUMBIA LODGE, NO l6-THE MEM
bers requested to meet at the Lodge Room Of
eight o'clock precisely for the purpose joining the ceel
ton of the Grand Board by order of JOHN wETERELL,
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.
May 81 Saturday daily and extra. rs 224 copies
Weekly. 10000 g
Aggregate issue yesterday. .36O24
The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday
ct IL minutes past and finished ct 10 minutes past
clock
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ID oCKLAND CEMETERY--THE OPENING AND p1DT

- OCKLAND CEMErERY.-THE OPENING AND DEDI-
IL cation Of te grounds of this cemetery postponed from
2ith inst account Of the weaher win take place Monday
the 18th inst when addresses and other appropriate exercises
he expected The Nicholas boats
leave the foot of Duane Mt 9a o'clock A. land stop
the foot Of Hammond street and returning win
o'clock r. ~ Those who have had tickets may obtain
them Of r. g. Nel agent 70 Nassau street. Of VIM Archer
~ Mnnster
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TT D-GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Y; San;

/ NJ D.-GRAND BUAKD OF DIRECTORS, Q. S.--AN-
nverary Celebration Of the Reorganization of the United
Ancient Order Druds the United States 29th
The different Lodges wishing participate in the ceebraon
requested to at the G. b. ~ Centre Pearl
street where the line will be formed at o'clock A. H. precisely
right resting Chambers street. Order Of
Marshal with aids Lodges the junior Lodges in 'front.' Visiting
Lodges State Grand Boards Orator in carriage members of the
Grand Board Of Directors Of the United States Past Grand on
Officers the g. b. Of d. of the u Grand Guardian line
Of MarchDown Centre street to Chambers through Chambers
Chatham, up Chatham East broadway Grand
down Grand street. down Grand to Bowery up Bowery Third
to Thryfourth street. through Thirty fourth street
Second Second Fortysecond the
place of destin alton Order Of by the band Ode
Grafton by brother Moody Ode Presentation Of Banner
Ode Music by the band ReturnngT line will be formed
p NJ precisely right resting Second From thence
down Second Twenyfh street through Tweny-f
seet to Madison square down street avenue
through Sixth Carmne GARRISON Hudson Canal Broad
Chambers down Chambers Centre tand dismiss Should
the weather prove unfavorb the celebration will be postponed
until the following Monday BY order Of the Committee Of
rangements C. Mayr Of No 81 Thos W. Rowden No lG John
Chairman. No \ Tnsley No -; Geo Henry Hart No 3
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4 Y
~ store ~ Broadway IL now prepared 70 offer his more than
splendid all the desirable
Hockey Beavers for ghtncs and elegance
paable The Milan Hats article Just introduced by
him, particularly recommended for their superior
cxcecncc. AMtDoN, l37 broadway, doors above the City
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TT A o. D.-COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. l6-THE MEM
bers requested to meet at the Lodge Room,
Hester street Bowery Monday morning 10Th
eight o'clock precisely for the purpose Of joining in the cel
ton Of the Grand Board by order Of JOHN WETHERELL
N. A; JOHN II. BATE. SECRETARY
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rI,O CALICO pRlNTERs. ENGRAvERs AND ,OrHERs.-

ToLET-wfTu BREAKFAST AND TEA TO A SINGLE
gentleman furnished front ROOM second Inquire
q. % Greon street. Kcterencos exehauged
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ITO DIRT CONTRA CTORs.-rROposALa WILL EE RE
ceived until Tuesday the 9th inst. for filing the north
ry part ofsp foot Of Delaney street. from line 70 feet oath
IRON the noery line of Delaney be completed whs
year. proposals the for which said job will he
done and left Delaney street. directed to JOIN iOvE
May %
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M hcHASlCS HALL ~ BROADWAY, BErwEEN
IVA Grand ana BrQume s'ree NDNDAY NAY 20 and
night during the NeohiASf WEEK Boz OF original
CulISrf hthsihH', Nhota darrz the paa fiBr
MONTHS
and rnexampled respectfully nuounce, that ty
will their original aud nutals eatanDents
night until further notice Admission - uc Doom op0n
Concert viii commence ~ T. Manager and Dracf d. i.
CIRiSTY.
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TNANS-FRENCH AND CHINESE FANS-FREDERlcK
a. Woodwork 80 Broadway. opposite the broadway
Theatre offers 10 the trade and medium priced Paper
Feather Fans Of French and Chinese manufacture including
Plain White and Silver Paper Fans = and 10 inch
Painted Parcr Fans SILK and Kid Fans Chinese whe back
pheasant and argus Feather FsnL Also extensive
ment Of rich and hd lsu Of tho most beautiful 90
a.tta
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DALMOS OPERA HOUSE.-"GRACE IN EVERY STEP
Heaven in her eye Such language in poetry developed
every attitude of the Living Lfcike symmetrical chas,c and
bewitchng Models at tho Opera House where Virtue trium
over Ncewhec the Three Grace mTar and dcacy
the popular tsewhee the perfection Of Art and Science takes
the place OF crude aborOn and mechanical thu,
the intelligence of free and discriminating people rejeo
unworthy OF nation possessing every element and every Facility
for the highest attainment IN organization Of society that
ON to he gocial cOud iliOn
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nIssoLUTIoN-TuE COMPREHENSIVE HEREroronE

Il
~ existing under the firm Of Gro Gland Gnne In the city
ofNew York, dissolved the LIST # May, siS by
c1nlont The business the late will be settled BY the
derSigned. HENRY GINNEIIA
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CHATHAM TlIFATRr-sOLE PROPRIETOR AND Es
~ ar. r. s. Chanfrau Monday Evenins kRy -,
wv be performed the farce 9f NY SISTER KAIEChsrles Mr.
hed Tom Chat Wnans Ms PemlertOn Mrs sherwood After
which NEW YORK AS IT fS-,ios, Mr.. Chsnfrau Joe MIR
Wnans William Twill Mr Herbert; Katv Mrs Boo-h To
eiude With tho FATAL SNOW STORMr0uut Osron Mr. Var
ry fe'erhol Wunns Michael Taylor Smnwnld fierter La
Wlha, Mrs 1 iouel. Doors 7ierarnanco
mencc NJ "a o'clock. Boxes 3 cepta-pitt
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T AXE ONTARIO.-TIIE STEAMER ADMIRAL WILL.
eaye Oswcgo for Toronto and Hamilton direct wednes
day and Saturday afternoon o'clock.
Boat Time from Oswego Toronto from IL to IA To-
ronto, Is,
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NuFr's BOOKKEEPING ROOMS Is JOHN STREET
- Mr. DIS pupils instructed from his treatise on
Book for publication. emf racing perfect
practical training the than all the other pubca
n use.
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w TT of Mrs Thayr-Mr Collins will perform in pieces be-
ing positively hs last appearance this easonMonday May ..
will be performed the WRONG PASSENGER Dennis Mccarthy
Mr. Collins; Sally Mrs Thayer After which TEDDY THE Tl
LER-Teddy with the Widow Machree) Mr. Collins
Lord pandeord Mr. aecket, Lady Dunderford Mrs Thayer
Oriel Mrs Rogers To conclude with for the
years THE INV1NCIBLES On Tues day Mr. Wheatleys
net, when will be produced THE ENCIIANTREsS with all its
nririn nls ulenlnr
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I AMARTINE SACK COATS. MADE FROM BLUE FRENCH
- cloth with rich silk trimmings from $40 to S4 Black
$40 Sl2 Brown do sll Casmaret do sl0 Tweed d. S.
skeleton d. 81 Black cloth dress
the finest go Every article warranted
workmanship G. b. CLARKE, ll6 William street. opposite tho
Washington stores.
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DOVE TiEATRE-MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2oL,
- will 10 acted shaksIoares Tragedy Of MACBETI-Nac-
beth. Mr. j. T. Scott; Maedui G. W. Clarke Malcolm, Iltonj
Blnuo j. II. Hall; Duncan Beamy; Kos Jordan Lernos.
Jones' Bleeding Captain, James Lady Macbeth Mr Jordan
To conclude with the pclt comedy Of US AND DOWNS
Dick G. Burke; Frank Freezing Jt Hall Mr. DrIK Rsse; BAT
" Mrs lroadley Mnria, Miss Hooker; Mary Ann Mr Suer-
land Price Of admission rCdueod-Bcxes 30 Family
circle - cents; Pit lsA oenADoors open 4 perform
ance 20 commence at IL o'clock
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YACHT COQUETTE FOR SALE-THE COQUETTE Is
schooner rugged % 45h tons bsrhen coppeod and copper
fastened built in 1916 for the present
furnished every in the She
feet deck 10 feet II. inch BEAM draws l0 GU feet
forward and supposed he the fastest vessel
States For further particulars apply JAMES H. PERKINS
No. ~ Long Wharf Boston. Boston, May TO- lS4S.
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DAaNOMs AMERICAN mUsgUu-p. n BARNun. pR

RhNyARp'S MAMMOTH FANogA&A or qilE slssi9-
~ ap River painted ttlaa miles Of crnvasa. hcng tho
largest paut.ns In se world - he ranorama bodins. ~,
eroadwsy doy Niblos gscGao OPEN every evening
days exoepcdL Admission 81 Children hall pr!nU The
norsnr ~ oosenSge rogng AZ . soeicck ey Al,
sxnih tor Noi.esday and SatnIi,y o'lnog.
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DARK AND BOWERY THEATRES LADIES AND GEN
uemen Of acknowledged talent and in the
feson. wishing the above establishments
apply by letter pos Id) TO Mr. w CORBYN Dramatic Agent
Barclay street. New YORK.. THOMAS s. HAMBLIN.
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ID OSEWOOD PIANO FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT SIX OC-
~ Piano. CleReng improvements Ii for
sale modet term and further particulars had by
dressing line to 4. Y, Office Of the Herald.