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nsnt in prices the other SIDE ID guaranty Of any
Improvement in the condition Of this interest on this

msnt in prices the other side II guaranty any
improvement in the condition Of this interest on this
side
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of GER
tain articles exported from the port Boston, for the
week ending February a5h distinguishing the extent of
the shipments t. each country -
CoMMERcE OF BosroN -WEEKLY EXPORT
= To Eavope-Gum dsmm,r, 6537 lbs; sugar lO7 IlI
bs rice SO 500 bs rosn 100 bbs logwood Az 2e lbs
honey. s2os ssnons; cedar, 10 43s feet
To M,ri.o-Domestics, Ia6 AS yards; English goods.
10 sos yds Long cloths. as 4so y6s American print.
$50 bs shoes is6 PAIRS brocms IL dczen bay 100 bales
pals, Is dozen; government stcr. 3, sso pkgs
re HayH Dry goods 1900 ,ds; coss bags, 5000; oil,
800 gals; potatoes 10 bbls pa' 10 DOZEN plates 10
cases sIswves 224 bbls; Ash 80 bbs; Goldfish Gal qs
hsrreg $50 bbs Hour $50 bbls boards 5000 feet;
dies $50 boxes tobacco 100 lbs ohssse 5000 lbs but
ter 1000 lbs; onions 40 bbs hams 207s ibs lard $3.50
lbs sugar refined 1000 lb' SOAP 1900 boxes soap 800
half boxes Msckerel so7 bblsi pork IS bbls shingles
To CuSaIce 400 tons railroad slsspsrs l44 brooms,
900 wedges iron 200 linsed OIL 41o gals plaster 80
tons beans. llS BUSH empty hhds 974 hams sos lbs;
cheese 4776 lbs rice, 6I7d lbs chairs ITO bdls beef
20 52s lbs beef 10 cssks beet drums beef So bbls;
der loo doz.D candies, ola boxss; candles IL 1875 ib,;
hoops 1880 feet hoops 6s5 bdls lard SA lbs but.
as 600 herring, 200 boxs.; chairs $40 b; SHOCKS
1920 HID 1929; OIL 1850 gals; casks, $50 nests
oAsks, empty. $50; boards 1856 0Sl feet
70 other We.t india Iiands-Appes, ss bbs; carrots
bbls; csbbAges 1885, ice, 2l2 tons; turnips bbls;
tongues 10 half bbs domestcs, pkge butter 25 kegs;
pork - bbls beef so bbls hoops 100 bds candles 35
boxes pais 20 dozen; brogsns csse casks 100 nests
chairs, $50 bds; boards so 900 feet macker so bbls
-four lso bbs osr. aoO codnsh 500 qtls alewiyes 200
bbls tobacco zoos lbs rice 764S bs hid shocks 745
corn meal 200 bills potatoes 80 bills paddock So, SO
To Brush Provinces Tar, 100 bbls; molatsss las
gals; meal bsgs $50 bbls; tobacco lbs 20 bbls
rye -four 800 bols; oranges boxes soda ash casks
Tho aggregate value Of exports for thu week was
$i23 24 3d. of which $s 97s 80 in domestic goods
q an
loo valued at $2O72l 40. 1t IL curiosity to look
at the great variety of articles shipped from Boston
the West India islands The export Of that port
with Great Britain any part Of Europe, is limited
The total value Of exports from Boston from January
to February Goth, both inclusive was 81 200 900, Of
which $74s 600 in domestic articles $224 600 in
foreign goods, and S22sOOO in specie.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Commercial Correspopdepce OF the Herald
BARBADors, Feb |, lsss.- Nothing nev has trapsptr
the demand, and sales effected only by r~tsh OF
-four tho stock AID sales made In lots st 80
meal 81 goa 81 so corn 81 90 per bag rcd osk saves
Sss $40 white pine lumber, $40 . o. dul pitch
pine, sls do Pork lard, butter pess and eandes are
complete drug wi heavy stocks hand. The osue-
are locking extremely well aud the prospect nos s that
We shall make fully an average CROP SINE estates have
already commenced grinding but II Will not be general
until about the fret of March.
HAVANA, Feb. l7--since our report Of 81 Inst, our
Sugar market has continued Ia about the ssms oopdi
ton. The supplies etin far from abundant, partly
because grinding does proceed well could be
favorable winds impeding the movements OF coasunz
vessels pretty fair demand continues for spain, with
some enquiry for Germany, and few purchases have
been made for the u States The value Of the better
sorts has been sustained but the inferior eustiee are
little lower We quote assorted kinds Cor spain, 6x loh
ALL rails; Whites, ~ aaA risis Yello~e, 81 on
risIs Cucuruohos o AZ rails o Muscovnoos hut
little has forward and scarcely any Of good
quality. Some Gales were made at IA rlais-
Molssses lie frm at ~ rails both here aud In
not see likelihood Of decline at the moment only
email parcels of C, s brought to market and it'll.
of prime quality. We quote SOY al The
value Of lard IL sustained the stock IL 800 kegs Four
cargoes Of rico came in of which three sold at llA
I'M and IL rails leaving hands besides 1900 cssk
iu store. About 4400 barrels Am ercan -four come In,
OF which 900 barrels contract and the balance
sold at SIT, with some small parcels at TIA cargo
arrived yesterday from Spain Freights-A vessel wss
chartered at f3 Is Cd for Trieste Venice tor
Hamburg at f3 IS for one for the zane port at
Cowes and market For sugar to the United States
quote nominally 81 box. for molasees 81 IA has
been paid. Exchsnge-On London IL Q IL per cent
premium New York and Boston par to PER cent pre-
50 I2& Flour, American, bbl II Tx; spanish, do,
10 a Is Tar bb 81
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COZ NJ ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Feb. 29-6 Pm.
The stock msrket opened heavy this morning, and
prices reeeded fraction There not much done at
either board and operators appear little disposed to
do much until the arrival of the steamer from Europe
due, and more definite int lgence from Washing
ton relative to the treaty At the frat board day
Treasury notes fell of per cent U g. 1857 ~ Far
rnersLosn u, Morris Canal u, Canton n Long Island ~
reading Rsilroa /. Reading Bonds and Harlem closed
Ct prices current yesterday.
At the second board there very few sales without
any material alteration in prices.
Is stated that the banks have bid high per
cent premium for the ave millions Treasury notes
advertised by the government they favorable
TO that mode of making loan than by issue ofstock
There doubt but that Treasury notes will be issued
for the full amount higher bids will bs made for them
than for per cent stock The loan bill has not yet
been acted the Senate possible the treaty
may be disposed Of before vote 10 taken upon the bill
as ratification or rejection Of the treaty may have
influence upon tho insertion Of the clause sutho
rising Treasury notes 1.-THE treaty ratified
Fix per cent stock be easily negotiated at par or
above but lift is rejected the privilege Of issuing Tres
sury notes. If necessary may be required to raise the
money.
The Bank Of Cayuga Lake has resumed payment, and
its bills are but ono per cent discount.
The transfer books Of the North American Trust and
Banking Company have been opened ct the American
Exchange Bank, and atty cents charged for every
transfer made This will be source Of considerable
to the company, 1t Is estimated that
than I've thousand dollars will be paid by the stock
holders and spectators into the hands of the receiver
for transfers made every year. This will pay the
osivers salary and give him chance to it. which
the business Of the company has before enabled
him to do II the stockholders and bondholders this
concern could be brought together compromise could
be easily and speedily arranged and its affairs satisac
torily settled. We learn that proposition from the
bondhoders has been received by the receiver but for
some reason Is withheld from the stockholders
The quantity Of certain articles imported into this
dstct inesOh of the past three years. as annexed
The domestic well the foreign imports Of the art
ces named are included in the table,
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with sales Of shout 600 bis q % ~ whAstws noss
sales OF 1000 busbsls southern nc sik TIE stock In
the market u rather light Cornss OF 1000 tushss
made including Peppsy'vsnis ysliow. - 81 Ss.
Osts-We report Gales OF $500 boshsls ~ slc. Corr
meal Is In good demspd with ssirs Of $40 bbls 81 ~ S1h
to notice sales OF so hhds Musc.vsdo for reclining at
22hc, mos; New Orissus continues arm. With smsh
sales at an 2sc Provisions -Ths market for pork
owing TO large arrivas rather uns-tu-d 80 s,ots
At $40 $40 go While prime Il nominal a. 50 -
So 10; for beef there IL demand aud sales Bat
ter-Commou Is s-llsog st 10 U.s.. Lard-smsu sales
were nak'ng 1T 81 ssc for kegs. aud 30 for eos
'beess- Sales OF leo boxes fair 70 prime at sso
Sugars "A fair demand for New Orlsans. With fses 81
100 hhds at Az to 5ke sccordipg TO quality T.ilos
Continues firm At 81 90 for good rend-red Wnisssy
Small salee we're making at yesterdays quotations
BKIoHroy MARKKr. Feb 2s-At market, 30o cattle,
4lo sheep and 3ss swine. Prices-Bssf Cattis-A few
extra 81 lst quality s6s6 50 I'D quality - 2Sas TS Sd
quality - 75a6 90. sh.ep-S2 90, IS t2s. 80 a.
s~ine--At wholesale SAX selected lots s..sk
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WAsHIyor oS, Feb. %, 1913.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 15lS. b.
Rs-opsniHg Of Congreo-The Treaty in The Sen
Gfc-Gensrsi Taylor in the House, SC &c.
Congress re.opcned to-day in both Houses with
considerable spirit. In the Senate, after few
fciitions and reports, Rad 4 circumlocu,ory per-
scnal explanation between Mr.. Fooie. the defen.
daai. and the plainiifin the premises, Mr. Ynlee.
controversy, which, as truly defined by Mr.
flanagan, amounted to no,hng-afsr a half
hour thus expended, the conversation was stop
led BY Mr. Sewer iaisTposing motioa f-r ex-
soutiye business, which was carried.
The Senate then, We understand. took nP The
treaty with Mexico. a. reported from the com
miuee on foreign relations, and discussed 1t Tor
several hours the provision b behalf OF tao
N~xican snprssagtO Rrants m Texas, PRIOR 70
$50. and oinef pfovisions i.f w osh.u, CT Eng
% daV M iitic opposes u bccausr ~ does not
efnbo5v toe w laot provito. Mr. Baldwin. Mr.
Iohn DAVIS. Mr.. Phslps, Nr. Webster, aud
other no-trHhoy .~higs, wit mud u hard ~
swallow IN principle Of indemnity while Mr.
Allen And Mr. Hsnncgan, those red-hoi sglamas-
ders Tor the exiension OF the area OF freedom.
are asiouuded ~ the presumption Of the M-xieans
"a obrring sucn terms, but fnr more al the pros
gel Ct Of their becoming law 81 the land Wefc
it not Tor the qars,toa Of taxatiOn--ii the war
could be canned On without money--or II
money could BE- hsd without resort 10
a direct assessment upon the people, the treaty
would be IN great danger bat a. II has hcen
tound cut, that We get 90 money by prolongiug
the war, but only add % existing liabilities, IA
creasing Expenditures monthly, aud that The
more land We get short Of the utter eNtinetoa
OF Mexico, the more We have To shsii d"wn ~ a
treaty OF peace, we think there Is no more dan
ger OF the treaty than there 10 that TTist will be
hanged on the demand OF Senator Allen.
la the Honse, ia debate ON the light house
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FIFTY Dol ,srs Reward-F1ny Dollars II

offered 20 any person who will prodacs Of Piles either
bleed blind external internal where Dr. Upham's
EIectuary has according to directions without
my other do'se Of the bowels blcsd th,t requires
directions guaranty will bs given reiuud the money
If is made and the dyspeptic oil ous diseases
lei; safe and convenient to take aud improves the ee,s,a
famey ia Fulton ,treet htret,i by Dr. A UPdAM, i9s
Bowery, New York. Price 81 a box.
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nR. RAiPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREAT ISE
~ on the Diseases OF the Gepits Organs their nature
toms acd ads pied 20 the Of
every aoiydu.l q both sexes hh edinon sta PIP with i
lnstravs faes Price 81 Sod by I'll booksellers in the
United States. Canals &c. sold also by suthor SO
Greenwich sueeti maued free, In envelopes
ST. PAID addressed box $685. Lower Post Office
New York.
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Died.

On Monday evening, Feb 2sth, ALLEN P. THOMAS,
OF VIM. II. and Mary Ann Thomas, in tho Sd year
of his nge.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon ct half past O'Clock
from No 35 Stanton At.
On Tuesday, 29th Feb, WALrER TITUS, in the 18th
year of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock
from hislsc residence, No. l2s Prospect st. Brooklyn
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Mnrclsd.

Married.
On Tuesday Feb goth, ut the house Of her father In
Wiliamsburgh, L. l., by the Rev. Moses Marcus d ID !,
Rector Of the Church Of St George the Martyr Mics
SOPHIA, eldest daughter Of John Cook Esq Counsellor
at Law, to Mr. Mason b. ysuRRest son Of Gabriel Colt
Esq Of 1876 Henry street. New York.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

(Corrt spondence q the Herald
PaiLAprLrHIA. Feb 80 -Cotten-We have Only TO
notice tales Ct 100 bales Uplanjs at 8 $40 Coffee
ssles of 80 bags RIO made ~ 71c, mos Flour,
&c. There Ia q moderate demand fol common brands,
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TYR hALrH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
rriyste Treatise, Be- - consulted upon any OF the
diseases there referred his residence ssreenwic
erect from 70 u An aud too PM tSunday excepted
Those who apply IN the early stages Of h-.e complaints will
be asonuhcd az the rnp,dry and s Inconvenience ssod
hg the cure IL is chiefly however those vino hays sp-r.c
osg ho csrn class Of pccpis. othsrwss Who eau bro
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1913.

Political Cdtschism-Nr. adams Remains.
We had rich times in the House to-day, as
you will see by the proceedings. Mr.. Giddings
began at the first page of the catechism, and
asked questions of Mr.. Stewart, Then Mr..
Henley took up the book, and made pupil of
Mr. Duer. his little primer is called the Presi-
Dental Position Detner, rather rare work, but
copies will soon be multiplied, as the steam
press OF politics was in rapid motion throughout
the day. Whether the scholars are apt, you can
easily determine by a casual review.
The remains of Mr. Adams will probably be
removed 10 Quincy next week. the arrange
ments are now the course OF being made,
under the superintendent OF the following
named gentlemen, who will accompany the body
To it, hnal resting place, VIZ -
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IN PklZE-NO. 6Bt-JonN 4 n LAU0HLlN A. u
the Uni'ed Stues, Oce Dor Of @rscs Ju ted ststss
puct ogr for he District q lou ssrs-NIocdsv, 81.
iuAry H. A D. sfr,felt the iioa hsodore NcCsisb
OI motion of G. a. Sewst fiIs aua sag.stti0u
- he Cou that the lat ss iuushst hsia e ~
on and the HaGr and far fufsrs
l9s 10 the court thar there m.y - or isfsons sinas
shave cepsrs the dtstrb10n n ne pine
ordered thai al "a ~ pos
h.f,In. do rte tksu claims such hive N
the tiek ofths .out within e. tns
hereof And fa he ordered ht thts pabslsd
70 me rew orssns rie nne washington I.oa sd Nsr
York Herald, um-s from "a Is date re 81
n.ty days. BY order Of the Coat y. n JENNINGS
tlefk.
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nt; COOPER a DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham aud William has io the last fourteen
the most ensiye pctce IN ivae dueases OF
medical man IN New York He the most sggravnsd
ctssof tins diseases mild cured IN two TO five DAYS
Sctu-Dr Cooper has discovered new metho7 b. which
he an cure the worst form OF structure IN from
weeks with scarcely pam patient Copsututioas
debility orouyht ON secret habit nduged in by
men; THIS when too freely pdnged m beses dyspepsia
weakness OF the limbs and small OF the back connon Of he
intellect ana aversion to sociy warranted
rh,vv-. No
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Of Nervous Ersgy Townsend. Sapsria inv,Eorates
the ~hoe synen permauenly To those who have lost ths
muscular eneTgy by the effects OF medicine iadscreon
comm t.d IN youth tho excessive indulgence OF the pas
sons and brought physical 81 the ne
vus system asstude Of ambition. aintng sensations
decay and decline fastening owsSs thar asi S
rmedy Th Sasparla far superior TO any lnv,goIsag
Cordial, as and nvigora~s the system ewes ectv
~ to the inbs STEM In most
binary degree Principal Office 26 Fulton street.
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Away around = Dark, Greasy Corner. mp q
DIN duty alley hoId coughs from neEec'sd colds should
Cold Candy the universally good remedy for
all pulmonary cor paints sold Wholesale and retail by Ms
sS brosdway ~ Bowery 4o araad st. 10 9Th avepu. ss5
enwieh 20 Fulton g 80 Falton 81 ana Atla,tie ST.
yere, Civi Zeiber Co Pasdelphis Rsddus Co. Bos
TN; Il D. Gman. Penn'a avenue, Washington City; VIM
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Al EDlCAL CARD-DR. MORRISON. 20tK FULTON
w street, devoes his entire time 70 the uestment Of prvs,
diseases Recent cases psrculafy Gororrh9i he
few days Csasuiio local debility from secret habit,
due ng nocturnal emissions aud mpoeacy radically
by him. ctufes he without pain. see br, VI d.
ploma, with the OF S Ashley Cooper, SIR A Car
Isle, &c in has Office 20x Fulton street perfect
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Two WOOLLEN GOODS MEgoH ANrs-H MICE
on Co. Cloth. CsssinsTe. and S'uprt Ne Firns-s.
3i West street ready the best ca II a. hti
iioe al the shortest uorec The usld Medal pa. tssn a1sd
90 ny the AmsrceD Insuts Tor surcor ish nriefrucr-
Msssrs Wo cot Slide No. \ Bfosd Ne.s, ~
Z. LspaIey Co, 81 ksehtngr Places Nesfs tfshsm
Co " Pine street N. b. Iwo h0usArd dollars 20 TIE sfes
are iusnf ed On goods
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CONsUMfTION- -sINrY.THHES DEATHS b
~ Consnu pton Last wesk fearful record u many
cases life would be prolonged ssd al eases relief osined
immediate relief 90 h Go ia sas ~ e. u9aias
3roadway. undes howsrds tote. Also sold bv d-uRsr
generally Fora record Of ',res, see the ssr-sps ges
Ranner" TO be had gratis &c aay Of the IN
FORD General AGENT Sold "a Philadelphia By Gree. \
Fletcher, 20 South sixth sttset
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I'M ATTAIN TIL NESDAY EVENING,
~ March lat.W be performed the drama OF the LION
tsS OF The NORTH-AIeyis Romanouski. Mr. Waicot;
M'jo, ranssdoln T.ySI: Court schuv,lsf Gle, lor;
wood Dsnee, Mrs Delorisn. Afe, which, MAYA EN-
GA0EMENTs-. dmra! Kingston, X. ~. Mr.. g. Taylor;
CLARKE To conc!uds with the WANDERING Boys
Count de Crcissy Mr. HELD Justin ISIS Denim; Paul. Miss
Desin. Doors AT o'ciock-perfomapcs
N1 HoIes. as cents: PIT i2k cents
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VI s,y Fy.ans H 0LanrlC Ri hHI

- nay Evening MeIch % commence WI kAbhi, or
the Woo.ea shoemaksrKabf, M Holland; Moo. Mr.
sonevs, Msdaps kahI Mrs Henry; Annee Miss Roberts
TEnl0us EAMlLY-Sarei;m, Dstfedil' Mr. HalaeG; g;
NEW YORK IN lqs-Mo'e, ChaniIau; Harry Gordon.
Arnold; Mis- Merton Mira Henry; Mary, Miss Phillips To
conclude with FAMILY JAkS-peph Mr. Holland; Eni-
", Miss aobeis Doors at O'clock, curtain rises
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RkoADwAY THEATRE-WEDNEsDAY EVEN
Don AssUhANCE;nsir HsrcOurt Courtly Mr. Blake
s,sho isSv t,, M safns Ch,riet ooS'y M Van
hnsswsy Mis-; Rose T;!Os PIT NJ, Wat Watts To
Capt Topheevy, Mr. Anderson: Mr. Topheavy, Mrs Wiz
stanisy Doom open att o'clock; performance
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1Iruary 18th. the ste, mboat STATEN ISLANDER wilt
antins at sx, 10 A. Nj, P. M. r. NJ Leave New
York Ne 4. NJ ~ A. NJ. If NJ. ~ N.sF
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vTABEHNA E--WEDNEsDAY EVENING
M.reh lsts-Nenp. BRADBURY * NASH's first
yuveune Musical Fest val The subscrbers would repe
fay announce TO their friends and the public generally thst
hey viii give Their First Juvenile Musical Entertainment
tie Bolswsy Taheraacle on W-Ap-.dy Evening March
L. Iss bya select Csoir Of about SIX HUNDRED YOUNG
SINCERE "a psIform Dresses Tickets as eent,--com-
o. o'ciOcs -
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EANCY BaLL-THE NAN hGkss ot rhE As OA
II House Open fave appointed tofaattse 20 MAKE
fof Fsscy Bait O. be for the beash 81 f
Monday, the eth Of Nafeh TIE Commute
the following Agfsrd-fhst tne rrtre %
nske for sing gentleman be dollars thai me rrce %
stcket for gestlen,n sud fhree aSies 10 dl tat
he admitted q eserpt the heads a.
fsm having children pre.ent that
be admitted 20 IN. amphiihesfs sncF drfas
price costumr Tickets O. 10 hid tts
Opera House, No7 Wal street 90 Nondiy ne ash 81
kehr
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SrovEs-THE suBsCRIBER HAS On HAND A
- few q ne s.,eE.ss Amsr.sa- ~ T,.hi lees.ss
thoussaa be The test s,1vs ,fefrf o. tie rat
8EO- az PIERCE. fernf. ssi hrssdwsY
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WINTER OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALB ANY AND
W he intermediate Landiogs, far the will
nit. The eebrated Ice Steamboat As MADISON, Capt
L. Sssop will leave the Steamboat Pier fost of Robinson
street this afternoon a! lock. Wednesday March
1880. For Passage Freight, apply hoard g. T.
staney AZ the o'e the wharf, foot Of Robinson
Freight fak .n reasonable rates.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE-WEDNESDAY EVEN
ing. March W., be performed the grand OPERA in four
acts su.e by Verdi entitled ERNANIh lvra Sig Te-
res, T,sia Em.ni sig or hde.do vi, Don Carlo Sig.
umio kos Dos kc, Ado sixnor Vie rontes ego
sgnor s,vefo Sraj; GIOVANNI, SR',a Teresa Avagaoro
Maestro Dir,ore Sgnor Bsrli Leader IF tn. Orchestra
slsrnr R.neI Doors nI oc.ock; X
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RLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
I'D pool-Packet Of plepd,d n,rtet .hn

~ poo-Packc Of the 9Th The splendid packet chip
Caleb Gnmsh w, burhen hoo tons. Captain William
Horie, will positively sail above her regular day The
are un.prpss b. ship that catered the port,
caly the 2d cabin which for comfort AID elegance has
oral hose about embark for the old country shou
FIJI 70 examine this gn6 ship and berths b.
sGriben. COBUHN& DOHcnTY !, Fulton st., near =, nth
Persons wishing to have their friends brought from
Star Line make reasonable BY
pIving as above
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pANvARD's MAMNOT. PANORAMA OF The
- lissssipp ryer PAINTED three mss Of be
,ag the larss, painting IA the worid he faaorsma build
eveuIg tsandays sseept-dl mission % eeut, ehires
puce. Toe PA1orama will conn NOV ing ~ ~ o'clock
pte,ssy Ahernooa exhibition wsdnsslsys and
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT or Sacred

A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT os SACRED
IA and miscellaneous mualc vii be Krsn the Tsb,rns-
Gle Thursday evening. MaTch 2d the Moss 81 ar
tRsctor sf church Of 81 0ense Martyr and
Mr.. Lode, Nj. lis sn,n!i. vi" y. WATSON. M,., De
add Of the celebrated Coss ard Dous Gs-her second ap
pesrapee IN Amenesb Mr.. Nansen Mr.. Arihanon, Mr.
stephen Leach; Mr. Jos buks the em,nsnt von, and the
he celebrated musical family whose perform
have ~her. ect.d erhusA.m THE
above have voluntarily nJsrsd thss SERVER Mr.
George L0drr Cosductor Tickets Que Dolar had
the incga musc and book and OF the members Of
the az aFraug ms
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sness every Afternoon and syeaizsAis Pelby superb
scnPtrh statusy, representing The Birth Of Christ" His
Last supper His Trial bsfore 1ontius riat." and also
r'prsssntstion Of sa insnpesis Family" all in
or life 10 all hours day evening,
without sxsrs ehass Bssde there Engaged The Bsbap
nsn Fsniiy teatsd company Of voca Master Johnstcn,
Tight hore Dancer; Great Wessfn the ow comedaa; Pee
Mor come .ngs,; Char. svhsr' shskspersar Cabinet;
d-nesrs Mr. Whitoek; Mr. ro,ssr; Madame Rockwell for
tire taller, se Admission the whole Is Reserved
fasr ~ Shilling sseh extra.