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UNITED SrArrs FIVE MuIror LoAN

Average premium. ....... 1 292Ss5ooo,odo $61ts3
Is understood that the Nessrs Rothsohids desired
an immediate Investment Of $4,000 Of their amount
in United States stocks instead Of Treasury notes
After all, two, or even three, per cent
premium for United States stocks Treasury notes.
bearing six per cent interest per annum Is nothing,
compared to the premium they will command
immediately after peace Is promulgated, even after
the loans have all been taken whether have peace
not. There suoh circumstance before known
in the history Of any country In the world tho nego
tation Of large loans during time Of wsr at pre-
MUM and other country In creation but this could
ever have realized such thing Every loan We have
thus far made has been at premium, and 1t appears
that the longer the continues the higher the pre-
MUM obtained on loans.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
the principal and State stocks in this mar.
ket for three periods -
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market was sot very buoTant t. day. and
prsss generally fell of fraction At tbs first board
Te'a'urv notes advanced psr c.at P.nu,y,vanis 81,
~ Long Island desliasd u per cent Canton Vi Norwich
and Worcester X; Reading Rsirosd 8; Reading Bonds
All others lossd at prices current Yesterday
Tho advance IN Treasury notes TO- day was doubt
caused By thu announcement that tbs loan OF FIVE
millions Of dollars had been taken at premium ranging
from l2o to per cent premium and that he bids
Tor foil seventeen millions more than the amount want
ed The excess Of bids for more than the loan
thorssd by the bill which recently passed the lower
housa OF Congress and there s doubt but that the
bids for that lean viii exceed the amount required
muchas they di last spring The announcement that
the house Of Rothschds had taken nearly four millions
the loan, created considerable conversation In the
financial circles In this city and excited gssat deal Of
surprise; 1t Is. however. nothing more than what
we have repeatedly stated This Rothsobilis have
lately too much OF our immense resources,
compared with limited liabilities, to permit
such an opportunity as this loan presented
to pass without securing It, Whatever may have been
thr prejudcs growing ont Of the reputation and de-
pqueucy Of several of the indebted States they appear
to have disappeared and given place to oonfdsucs and
faith In the security Of Investments made in the stocks
Of the general government and there is not the slight
est doubt but that other European capitalists will fol-
low in the Footsteps Of the great London bank
ers, end bacoms competitors for the next loan
for which this government may issue proposals
Should such be the case, the premium will
range much higher than that recently received
Even our own capt. lists will be influenced more or
less by these movements Of agents of foreign no uses
and the government will have tho benefit Of the eompe
ttiou to secure the loan.
The Rotbsohilds bid for the whole amount, i've mil.
lions Of dollars but there bids above the price
they offered which had to be provided frat they
not get quite four millions. Tho bidders bids amount
awarded to each, and the premium obtained, were as
annexed -
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Died.
At Harlem on the 9Th inst JAMES TIcE, In the $50


At Harlem the 9Th inst, JAMES TIcE, In the $50
year of hts age
The friends Of thu family respectfully invited to
attend his fanere from the residence OF his Sister Mrs
Garno at l09th street Sd Fridsy the 10th
inst at o'clock NJ without furthsr invitation His
remains will bs removed to Westchester for iuterm emit
Sud- .ply this (Thursday) morning, JOHN McKENzE
in the 35th year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
to attend his funeral, saturday, at O'Clock, m
without further nvitstion from his late residence 81
Wooster street The remains will be taken to Green
wood cemetery for intermeut Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Holiday shurR, Pa papers please copy.
On "Wednesday afternoon, sth inst, Miss CATHARINE
McMAnus, aged SO years.
er friends aud acquaintances invited to attend
her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from 4s9 Pearl
street.
Yesterday morning, in the fourth year of his age,
ROBERT, son of Robert G. and Matilda Norris
The friends of the family invited to attend the fu
neral this afternoon at O'Clock from No 10 Lafayette
Place, without further isvitation.
On Thursday, 9th inst JOHN REMIcK, aged SO years.
His relatives and friends, also of Edgar Rodgers the
members of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 10 o. Of o. F.
and of the Order generally invited to attend his u
neral Sunday morning l2th inst at 81 o'clock from
his late resdence corner OF Market apd Henry streets
On the Sth inst, EMELINE MARIA HENDERSON, only
daughter Of Joseph F., and Emene Rose aged years,
months and days.
The friends Of the family particularly invited to
attend the funeral this ridsy afternoon at 81 O'Clock
from 81 Monroe street
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TaIRTIETH CONGRESS-,
senate.

WAsHrNdToN Msrcn >, lsaS.
Pending the few minutes this morning with which
the SEES sat with open doors heors rsnmng the
cret discussion of the programme OF Mr. Trst, or as
Mr. B.utcn would perhaps calls IT, the treaty OF 9lr Ma
clntosh and after tho motion bad been made by Mr. -
vier to 20 into executive session,
Mr. W,ssrER rose ano ss.sa lsays 90 crescent pet
he Of the public lands be appropriated
tho abolition OF slavery Ia the District Of Columbia la
tho of the slaves therein and their liberation
Mr. Mason desired TO hucw where the petition was
rom Hs bad knowledga OF any such movement ia
virginia; and tor the petition itself, he would ask
thss subjected the usual rule in laying up
the table
The vIcE PREnpENr ives about putting the question,
when
MIR WsBsrEa stated that tire petition from scme
"a The gentlemans constussts in the interior OF Vir
gnia II vas the ssms proposition which had been In
reduced iuto Congress twenty yeirs ego lie had
no objection 20 the disposition of tbs petition as PRO
posed.
And on the question OF recs pton, the petition was
laid upon the tabls aud on Mr.. Sewers motion, TIA
Senate went into executive sesasea
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


New ORLEANS, February %, ls4s Cotton-The
market opened lsnUu5lv, but factors offered their
stocks freely aud showed Themselves willing to submit
to decline the sales reached $500 bales taken for Eng
land the North Of Europe and tho North Prices have
hsau Irregular but strictly middling has been sold at
on ard good middng at exc Until the decline ID
roboraed further sales at these rates. quote mid
ding to good midding at 6aTc the prices sotuav
paid and ths asking prices of some Of the factors Stock
hand Sent l. ls47. % <s3 bales arrived snoN to
date 7s0 40S do arrived TO- dav 6b07 do exported to
date Ass 4ss dol exported to-day. TAT DO; stock
bacco We hear NJ th. following sales hhds ADMIT
ted at az; 81 hhds selected rsfused. ut Sh
and % and 81 bids private terms Stock hand On
Sept l. l647 - 22s hbds arrived snss to date Is OLA
do exported to date, 27l88 do; exported to-day do
stock hand and shipboard not cleared 10 078 90
sugar-The market has been quiet and the sales are
confined to 400 hhds at previous rates fair 3a4o
Mossses The demand has been active and l2no bos
have been sold at lsKa2oc choice lots bringing
$500 bbs follows 400 bbls Ohio at So $40 A. IS TO-
$50 st. Louis at IS 2 900 bbls common at 81 as 1910
bbs damaged at auction, at 90 s7h and 500 Ohio IN
lots ct IS l9s5 25 Cornmeal500 and 400 bbls sold at
81 Corp-The market has given wav. and prime ship
ping lots do not 40c selss Of 900 sacks
follows 500 at $780, $500 at 37 1900 at $780, 1900 at
4Oc; Gas at 4c and 900 choice yellow delivered along
side at 43o of $50 sacks st 4lc SEQ at 42c
200 at 44c and 1872 at 400 PorkThe demand has been
fair and the sales comprise l400 bbs follows SIS bis
mess at So; 800 bbls at 50 05; $50 bbs prime
at 81; and SO m o. at So Is Lard-sal.: con.
bbs at 10 at sX aei at b IT'S at s. Ia5 terces and
40 bbls at Ga and ITO kegs at So Bacon-17 casks
shoulders sold at SO, and 81 sides at 40 Bulk Pork
of hams and shoulders at So 25 for hams and 81
80 for shoulders Leadl1l0 pigs upper mines were sold
at So 70 and 1919 pigs lower mines at 90 60 Whisky
200 bbls rectided sold at 900 Freights- One Amer
can and three British ships taken Liverpool at
and American ship for London At $56 per ton gross
Csc for pork and 81 bale for cotton Exchange-Good
demand for the steamer London, 81 per cent prem
Paris. sss 4oi New York go days, ~ per cent
dis do sight par per cent prem Treasury Netes,
per cent disc. par.
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Married.

On Monday morning., the 18th Of January, ls4s, by
the Rev. George F. Kettel, Mr. ADOLF J. EKoEL to
Miss ANrE C. FoRoAY, daughter Of the late Samuel
Forgay. Esq both Of this city.
On March sth, by the Rev. Mr.. Patton, WILLIAM
HKNRY FIrHIAN, Of Newark, to Miss CHARLorrA c.
HUBBARD, Of this city.
On Monday evening. 9Th inst, by the Rev. Henry
Chase, Mr. JOSEPH A. WILLIAMS, merchant of Newbern
N. c.. to Miss ANN MARIA PENNY, of Southampton l..
In Liverpool the I'd ult., by the Rev Mr.. Cooper
Of st. Mary's Catholic Church BERNwELL BYRNE, ed-
est of Mr. Byrne, Of this city to FRANoEs young
daughter Of Mr. Thomas Prior of the former place
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, the sh inst, by the Rev
DR. Lewis, Of the Holy Trinity, Mr. RICHARD Rooms
to Miss RossINA E. daughter of Joseph Quick Esq., all
Of England.
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NO. L Ials-RR ANnRNTII,s rIIIs ARE SAFE All

NO lisis-BRANDRETH'sr FILLS ARE SAFE AND
reliable especially edipd for the cure OF bilious ana
Liver Complaints dyspeps gddness aud pain IN the head
heshhurn at that dull wersome feel NIX sher meals poT.
tcuiary after dinner hiulene in the stomach ard
bowels; ana 70 s ces Of recent or ehronea costvenss
their worth ~ bsyond estimate Frrly vegetable IN their
comroson they do not occasion any confinement TO the
house alteration from tue usual diet Their operation IL
m Id pea wh-n the impurities OF the system
have hecoms highly vtasd and even then the ght
yererce is Immediately r., IN the zing veness
ssd visor which follows The Bandre Pills DESTROY worms
ruriy the blood o causes Of rtgulsty IN tho
functions Of every ogan and thus treasure OF health to
4 heir virtues surpnSs ell eu and be
used be fully appreciated Sold AZ IS cents per boz with
full directions at 24 Hpsou street 4 Bowciy ard Dr. Z.
BIardred,b lncipal Office, 2l Broadway, New York.
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LrvrnrooL CLAssuyrcArroNs.
MARKETS ELsEWHERE,
STOCK MARKETS.


g.lrtMoRE March s--sl0e & o RR dividend bonds 70
10 shares Fremen's ms l5x 20 shares RR time
ss 20 DO do do say do do do. ssH 70 do do DO ss
ss IS de- sax; Is do do ss IS do do do So
do do United Stes SIS 1867 closed at l03k asked 2h
s,ked 81 bid: Baltimore IS. Isse % asked s1h bd' Bali
s.PHrLApELPEIA, March s-Fi.st BoGrd-s4sco State S.
7i,s 10 Reading RR FIX; Nor,kera Liberty s.nl ss,1
Notes lo Isos State IS 7S III do IA 1900 schuyl Nav
7!n 1000 C.es and Del Canal 6'. SO 81 1000 leading RI
6s so s.. Phla Bank, 1875 IS Lehgh Nav Co 49, 81
sauk pa 10 su.q Canal ii; 50 Giisrd Bank IL so New
Jersey Copper Co, 81
BosroN, March Brokers Board III shares Boston and
Maine rail Dad 49, IA do Fchbuyg railroad INK 26 do An
burn and Rochester railroad 9 100 Reading RAILROAD 20; ~
do Vermont Central railroad, 8I8l4; rs do Norwich aud
Worcester rail DAD $500 9s Is do do ssod 50 tas, bs
Co Div No b60d 81 so do do No g. s3ed IA; $50
pr Treasury Notes o s2n0 Reading railroad ond
1850 So Second Board 10 shares Vermont Central oos
so Eas, Boston Co $50 Ii so do do IA 5do Western railroad
40 lO4A; 30 do do new stock, OI1e
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GREEN TURTLE AND TERRAPlNS-IHE PtO
~ petor of the Bank Coffee House, No j Fite sue
would fully inform bis epcufeaa friends ha ne s
lived from the South prime lot OF Gfecn ue
which he will up in SOUP ad stsshi every Jay ms
week Also stewed Tcrrapins his usual suttIor sye
The aIder ssnple with all the deeaciss oil me season
JAMES EOSsETT.
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TINE COLLECTION OF The wOaKs OF TIE
Old Masters IS being removed to the Lyoeum Building
5e7 Broadway TO be exh,b ted again 10 few dsvs.

- Nsssippi river, painted three miles Of canVass
ing the largest painting world he rahoraa briia
ing, in Broadway adjoining Nihloi Gsrden. Opan evsY
evening sandayH exospteD Admission 80 esnts endTsr
prizes The Panorama Will comm5Dce moving 20 ~ O'Clock
precisely Aherrooa -Ihhitios Wrans'd.ys and sarr
6-rs ft o'clock.
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CEc0Nn ANnLAar C0NCERT RIrr nNe pnInR

CECOND AND LAST CONCERT BUT ONE PRIOR
~ their visi, 70 Washington HuchnIon Eamily,
reuewedy grateful to the citizens Of New York for thers
and patronage former beg leave TO
that they will give their second aud s concert but
the Tabernacle Monday evening, March 49, which
which are the blowing viz: The segh,ng Srg Ths s
Cottage Of nay Mobsr; The Fsrner so.gi The NoGnslns;
he Worse bit his MISTER; Janice the Stormy Sea; The
Old Virginia Slave Back; Gong for CsnEr~ss
Eight Doarss Day with some their old svorita Elce
The Good tine coming The Granite State &c. Cards
Of admission 80 be had the Music and
door Doors before 7-conccrt to Commences bs.
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aseI Il tho requs, Of thsu,ands who have y.,ited the
splendid Tbcaux dursg the AIT week has been ind iced
delay hi. departure for week only. GAIA weesThe TIA
heaux be exh bed this week the CHI ,ces If those
duced 4" La Forte St Marto" Paris which hays real
two million Of frame: e The p,oprstor Of that their, Tn.
have the honor of appearing in series of their celebrated
grand Tableaux Vysats Poses Plasques der ths
sgemsut Of Monte Liza Lsnccrs Gu drille by eight
des of the Troupe Hornpips Fancy Dance by OF the
DSer op,n al s 10 CO at ~ Rsm,mSer his is The
Last week
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Ia Geo tsls,: ,,Jt,ir ;Ct0; ist'T by sp,nners b0t
stoek In city, q 600; amount sale, IL 900.
The eosing quotations In this market were - an
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TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS or
l. the Nstonsl Academy &C Desgn-lhs rooms Of q {
Academy are now ready Tor the T.ception woh Tor DE
Twenty.hird Annual Exhibition, which will be opeled GA
the lat Of April. JOHN q. CHAPMAN, Secretary, ~ q
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sep EcEPTI0N OF THE HON. JOHN, DONKEY
By The cit nd and people Of YTFS in
g.. & osss 81.
me with other "ai,sI: to 'Is The Joh
Of this week Tssh: e be hid is six 8 e;n Of
Basss, sHi;sss SS Ana street and BOsdr.y'
ZOE JEWELL AGAIN-THE POLICE GAZETTE
for I f.. he Sv h "a.
the fs s' Of Mooros hd~ad Il. sS.ssd OF The obSe
Cave III, Ohio wi splendid peiur. Of it, by Barnard
q murders. E,pes r.bbss &c. &c &c Throughout
PU:LsssEED THIS IA1 BY r. .Hna nS S,, sTsIN
# tn. ssIoa invasion Of r.lsnd BY M't1In Esq
: s. a h ana ssR
ES.:s sSs s ~ s b. a
ss.tsnsd he nsiden natural .trrne aud intensely in
. T d Al frs ii: genus and
n,nsl,c.sIy Jude ss,, Che W H,S,.,
wTcep .oasnt supply CT these ,Orits brand. in store,
ADD eaution. AGAINST The soaStsTe q hs ,as
Front st
- fem schooner Isabel foot OF sprg s sizes. de-
sa
Washinston, near Spring street by r kERkI6AN
NorIcE-THE, sUDt5c ARE nEREBr No q FED
state Of New Jssey has auho GRITTY from act
B Bs'.G Il Ss:iT re Jon 4 v ssFa
TON. HAVE YOU SEEN TEEN FIVE DoLLAe
l. Suits7 Well, I'i tell you what-they beat all ever
; sy Isti $, and s.f
Bowsry $40 for suit ths did OF look well Also Tweed
Cashmee w. Drp dc Ete, and cloth Sacss and BUSINESS
the same place. corner Nassau and Beekman Cash
paid for gents eiethins. Cleaning and repairing.
Pounc, Mexican CIssk, made By Mexican ladies' cost
in MeIco $i0 will be sold half price. address Mexicsn He
Id ofIics
ELOUR STORE-GENESEE, OHIO AND MICHI-
Flour wholesale and retail; avors br pds, suita-
BILE FIR retailers bakers and for family use
s,any for sale Il the lowest ket JOS NAYLOH
No. Front corner Whitehall.
HULL FLOODED GREY HOUND FOR s4LE.-A
hssutifu mouse coored imported slut sold only IN con-
Of the having to keep her
yer KIND and gentle in her aud will be sold for
fourth her value wsud exchange for good pying
the difference. Can be seen az RENVlLLEo S'ablcs' Gar
rnine street, near seecker.
~ ported fen Germany 1t the bsst and most beautiful
he found New York aud would be particularly cCnvs
tiept for club rich habitation, country hoa.e
ARMY ~ 80 Naisau street. IN the ba.ement
vI,HE FAT STEER, HENRY CLAY TIRE CITI;
ysns Of New York aud vicinity respectfully reformed
Thous Bell of Morisiana Wechester county, and for
Witch he receved the first the last State FAIR aud
also at the annual rtr FAR together with very superior
hesr admitted by judges be the finest offered for sale
Rdgs Duchess county, N. Y Aiso, thee suprio
~horp fsened with the and which also received e
beea ssvshtered be at No is5 Eldrdge street until
Friday NJ, when they viii be taken to the stall Of the
No Catherins Market and exposed for sle
Saturday, March II. ALFRED VARIAN MOI Caihaine
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nNtRALrHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE ThEAIlsE
~ on the Diseases Of tn. Gsts Organs their nature sym
every indy Of both scrss h edition ns bp with II
unitc@ States, Csnadss Ike. Sold also by the author, 81
Gernwieh street; matted, free ~ secure enyeiopc en-
Eoth
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DOCTORS FAwCETT AND LAMERT HAVE
- removes their Ofce 81 James where thew
he consulted all diseases Of apTyae From their
extensive practice in this city well Europe they
enabled the wclst 81 disease whether Of long
standing whout mercury. change diet hi ndrauee from
business Recent cured ia few dys Structures cured
The most approved plan Persons sboring under debility
brought by ndscreet OF youth apply with
Ger Of ORcxa
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w ALNUT STREET. THEATRE. ILADELFHIA

" AJNUT STREET THEATRE. PHIL ABEL Hi.
W BENEFIT or LITTLE AGNEs--s iidsy Ev'nug,
March o. 1913. will DO performed, the YOUNG SCAMP
Charsiers by the HERON Ghdrea To be followed by the
Mary Ann Heron; ROBIN Mas Agnes; Wilbelminl, Mss
Fanny Heron. To ucludc with the ~ OBJ
RON, or the Charmed Hora-Obsron, Mss Ihapmm; the
Emperor ChArl,mlEn-, MIR. Nnge; the Eaph Of ssgd
Mr.. Lemon klug3 Captain of Back Eunncns sr Ebsrle
DIANo FORBES AND PIANINO5, Og HENR1
Herr Pianist Of the King Of the French, Rue sc II Vic
New York The daily increasing demand in this io
fhese add the great sfs eli n they
beth in America and Europe, have induced
enr Herr Sales Room t3es Broadway, where will
he found selection of Piano For hi, fctOry
Paris which however will b. flushed his estsbth
New York under ht AID his ioemaas
for the of making the perfect with spoci
regard TO the climate where they ordered Buyers will
the eofe please mention whoher they wanted ff the
Fnts ocavcs vary from $3.50 $685. for grand
Piano toItes Qhe these which Mr.. Herr played all his
concerts from $500 10 $780, according 10 ara richness
Durability and beauty CT affected by the
difference OF prices He sso lakes leave to ca r.
OF the pubc 70 has Pannos which for reh-
of tone and elegance Appearance combining
bty with unique br ancy and facily ffouch They
br,n awarded golden medal of the FIRST degrees the
,remum the disposal of the French governmeHt and
II Hsrz begs refer 70 the high euos ms bestowed
upon them by Professors aud the Press he occasion
Introducing the Parino ~ his Concert ths Taberncct
Anticipating large sale Of these he has put the
pcr low S23 and $500. orders asd letters peasc
dect AGENCY Of Mr. Henri Herr 9s Broadway. N-w forb
TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS or
.aN@
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s s.aa H; ED. 5. g ss9 b.:
Kiln! ss::: ay y: ' E
4; es fsppsf Nj
M Ns.:Sl NJ, s... C css:%sa DoasssIs1 Darby
M; rS
s NJ Audrews Tpioee MS ssSgn% Lord f''d
Ro2wyERKI, rHEAtTrRE-FRIpAY EyENING,
SIiass ' w. Ma s
s$ %itef: NJ. H:s,'f NJ Pia$.4 Is;g %ss:
sfn
Mr. Jordaa Mr. e,nasl NJ A. KesnS MIR m1, My Madison
Tdloss NJ HslI; ZsPhy.sa n5. N,as9g BSss,
Performances 20 commence at
CUATHAM THEATRE FRIDAY EVENING.
o. Ths S ~ the a.m: fss
g ss.sss. TS (. a E1sf f. ~ N isd
e, %'a Mr. 1'9e osS tx
MITCHELLs oLYMrlc THEATRE FRIDAY
rEaGS y'eTs -.s if T e e'sTTsf f'f
sl i f 5y e %ivEM MAJ T. Haia Il.
s M. Easy Nj NV
YORK IN is!s-Mo,,,, NJ. chaIsu jake, Mr Couoyer;
M' new vi ; &
Mrs sourcrou Mr.. ieury Dress circle 80 cents; upper
az 1 oesol aud i. c1fao wi Is. a X "eoet WIN Ope
BROADWAY THEATKT--GRAND FANCY DRESS
- BALL The Propretors respectfully announce 70 the
to- etein for night oely, the fixtures, decoration and
general appointing used on the occasion Of III. Great
Ciny ala in order to give Grand Fancy Dress Bail which
will take place Friday Eysaag March 10Th the arrangements
the scale Of and grandeur and conduct
ed with the sicest regard decoun aud proprey,
which, special cammise Of citizens Of high e'p-ct
by will unheru its m drec Cords Of sdmiss
to be obtained the bog office Cards admitting lady aud
Fancy Dresses he al from tn. extensive wardrobe Of his
Theatre for az by appviug The Costume, Jack
Allen Tickets o- gentlemen only dollars The
ssrb wardrobe of the Theatre will b. hredto g'niewen-
Three dollars each The Dramatic performances
will b. resumed on Saturday evening - The public is
also Informed that in addition to the above
has been determined thst limited number OF Spectators
ckeI the family circles will be issued ut dollar
each.
ITALIAN OPERs.-IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE
ieIency ofthe weather. the Concerts Ia Musard
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DAGUERREAN ROOMS FOR SALE, IN ONE Of
- the principal thoroupbfrer of the city, with nue.
North light thar cannot b. ntefered with and well htiea
Of the possession be had immediately To prevent
trouble the price for good will fittings apparatus, &C. Is
$500 Address BROMINE. at this office.
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Tres,ise &c consulted upon any OF tht
diseases there referred his residence IS GresnwIch
sreet from 10 IA AM, sud to I'M tSunday exceptedl
Those who apply in the early stages Of these complaints will
Ing The eus is chsfy howsvc thoss who hays suffered
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NIBLO's ALHAMBA, $50 BRO ADwdY THIS
~ evening, March 10Th Picturesque Concerts BY Mons
Hmonists in their unrivasd perform Of Songs i.cs
ChoIuscs aud Csrciures The renowned splish Fkr Of
Ava -yOung Frame seo-who magnificent and wonderful
Hndoo Miracles have delsh,ed az Europe and America il
ai.o engaged and will appear. Pictures representing the
Muses. Hercules, DANA SC. Hindoo MraclesEn chanted
Love Letter, tn. Living Tewet Eortuns Telling this Ami
mated Figure, &c Admission, IS ceuts doors at p
sur 1t g. Change OF perfn' each evening.