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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-13

ELABRE'5 SACKs-MYCUST OMERS AND RAN
" gesae respec fully sppssd thltmy ready made gar
pos,bls ofbeer finish than ever sad The prices
az usual low. My black brown Sacks t the body are
particularly admired the prce $40 The best quality of
French cloth Dress Goats, made to s2o most eS
celent one for SIC Gentlemen who doubt as 70 what
nior % pauonse, and not competent Judges Oh goois
etpecly invited call il6 William street. opposite
the Washington store. Honesty is the best policy
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I EFT OFF, CLOTHING AND FURNITURE--Ladies
- and Gentlemen having superhuou7 effect, 10 DISPOSE
Of such as wearing apparel Furniture, &c, obtain fair
through the post office otherwise who will attend NJ their
tesdence- j. LEVENSTfN 400 Broadway, up stains. La.
dies can be attended 10 by Mrs. Leyenstyn.
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DOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
Of the oyster cellar and restaurant " W. of Sixth
and Chestnut This being of the
and one OF the handsomest fitted cellars the
the attention of wishing purchase the I'm
mediate possession will be gwen All communications
dressed boz 7sl III sdephia po.t-ohce will be attended
HARDWARE-HAIR sEATINGs. SC, NOW LAND.
lug and for sale 70 the trade at triug advance the
irons Vices Curry Combs, Bed Frying Pans Bolts
Iron Weights and Squares Brass and Iron Candestcks
"ua'ks" Ensmeled Ware Timed Iron saucepans Kettles.
Pocket and Table Cutlery. Also all sizes of Laycock
superior Hair seatngs &c. JOHN A. NEWB0LD, IS
John street, (up stairs)
A SEIGNETTE BRANDY NOW LANDING
"a half pipes quarter casks 100 eighth do Of the old and
s,RS :HsS y 6 .sa 6 o nth
street.
GREAT HORSE MEDICINE -KIRKBRIDEs TAT
ersas Heave Powders composed of vegetable ngre-
dents somaof which unknown this the
remedy now all others for the of heaves
&c well for all the of universal condition
medicine to contain black anthony. calo-
mel or other mineral ingredients and will
lpJurc even the horse disease A. COUGH Co,
Tattersalls.
MUsIC TAUGHT. WITH MUCH FACILITY AND
WI rapid progression-M DUMSOAY coutnues 20 teach
Lad and Genemen the Panoorte Singing Guitar Ac.
cordeon, and Violin Terms moderate. For sale three Pa
nof3es and good assortment of the above instruments
and evening Apply at 4s5 Broadway three doors above
Grand street.
TENANT LEAGUE-THE MEMBERS OF THE
opposite Spring street Monday evening half
O'Clock; The committee constitution and bylaws will
port Every tenant invited to attend BY order of the
nittee.
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prices for our principal products rule low and the
changes recently realized In the financial affairs of Ea
rope and Of this country will add millions upon millions
to the previously estimated value OF our crops We
have for the past two years been, WERE chained
down. and although the elements OF the greatest pros
psrity have been unusually abundant the position Of
foreign affairs, and the commercial position of TO-
reign nations have been such that progress has been
moderate, but upon perfectly sound basis These
CHICKS have been removed and at liberty to
advance with the most rapid strides The political
financial and commercial horizon is clear; not
speck appearing in any quarter calculated create the
slightest apprehension for the future The great poll
tcal questions Of the day have been put rest the Ia
riff cannot be touched for ten twelve years,
have large debt to pay of, and must look to
than to protection The debt of the
by the time the Is clos and the indemnity paid,
will amount in round numbers to at least hundred
millions Of dollars. The annual interest this sum,
the ordinary expenditures of the government and the
sum necessary to set apart each year a sinking
fund for the liquidation of the principal of the
debt, as 1t reaches maturity will swell tbs sggre
gate to such amount will require all the
We raise from the ordinary One thing is
prett~ csrtanthers will be accumulation Of specie
in the Sub Treasury, and no arrangement Of the mo-
ney market to be apprsh,r ded from that cause The
expenditures will he equal to the receipts and II the
collections and disbursements made in gold and sill
YER they will be active that not the slightest diff
Guilty will be created by the trctes enforcement Of the
Independent Treasury act The politicians of both par
ties must drop these two questions they are fact
no longer questions The political capital which each
might manufacture out Of them, Is longer available
aud other lines must be raised to distinguish the two
parties. The commercial Glasses have to rejoice
over this state of things They want permsnency in
all government measures regulating mercantile matters
and there is stronger probability of such desirable
state Of things being realized for time to come
than We have had before for many years.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of msr.
chandss imported into this DISTRICT Independent Of that
sent to the warehouse from the LIST to the 10th inst in
elusive in each oftbe past three years.
CoMMEReE Pokr New YoRK.-VALvE
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sidu Gases the operation Of the currency bill WAS at
umfs. pr'Judical, from the fact that specie though
gAner ally Is not nvarisbiy taken in payment; stpuls-
lions to the contrary bsing sometimes made Nov
amongst the commercial houses, some whose sales
are made almost exclusively upon open account aud
specie having been offered to them in payment, could
not be refused whilst except in payment Of duties they
had no other means of dispoug Of the specie but by
sale In the market as to payment Of bills Of exchange
TAKEN for remittance, ii could not be given.
Thess however minor evils and can easily Re re-
msded which, in fact they will be, when the coinage
Dill decreed under date of Doth September comes into
active operation And whenever this may Re, gold and
fiver will no longer enbarrass but will facilitate
circulation.
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EYE AND EAR-DR. POWELL ATTENDS EXCLU
~ nvely to diseaies Of the Eye and Ear, from 4
o'clock, at his office 26 Broadway of Warren
Dr. Powe Treate the Eye its Diseases and their cure
with engavng rules for the selection of specaces, &c
Fifty Gents be had his Office and Of all book.
sellers Just imported Artificial Eyes Of superior quality
aud finish DR. Powes Self Acting Eye Fountains or Jet
Douche Baths for strengthening the which has
received poma at the Far of the American Institute
for sale al his Office.
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Quoted with decorum and enc fy ana there Y no better
place for family parties In the city Tonight MIR Adams
appears - Macbsthi and the farce of"Wh do they
take me for ~ 10 the after piece.
CIRCUS, BowERY AMrHrrHrArRE.-This house IL 60
ing finely; the performances varisd and sdmira
bly, done, and Lipman Genroy Nixon and his pupils
many other equestrians all hand every evening
The Holland family Kemp, the clown, and the gymnaste
of the company, also indefatigabe. To night, by
the bye, Kemp takes . benefit, and in addition to the
usual company, Mons Henri, the famous air vaulter
will appear. There will be trial negro dancing. panto-
mime, and world Of funny things done said and rid
den.
CHRrsrY's MINsrRELs will commence their twenty.
fourth week this evening, at Mechauics Hall Their
popularity Ia unabated, and they 20 on adding to Il
every evening Practice makes perfect 1t is said if
co. they are far ahead now they perfect in their
line long ago.
The SABLE BROTHERS will discourse most eloquent
music Of Convention Hall, to night. They frst
rate set Of singers, and deserve encouragement.
BROADWAY OpEoN.-The Model Artists, here will
hibit every evening this week They fully pstro
niz.d.
CONCERT ROOM At this house ALSO exhibitions of
Model Artists will take place every evening during the
week.
MARRIAGE IN THEArRIcAL LIFE.-It has been ruuored
for tho last six months, that Sgnorina Clotilds Bar
has been engaged to of the of Colonel Thorne
This was great matter for gossip mong the fashopa
BILE circles and bets had been made for and
against the happy result of this matrimonial affair We
are informed from good that the marriage per-
petrated 1t appears that the family of young Thorne
knowing the first days Of last week, that the wedding
was decidedly to take place tried to prevent the anxious
couple from accomplishing their purposes They succeed
ed thus far, but the young gentleman said he would
marry her in spite of all obstacles. On Saturday
ping having applied to clergyman, Mr.. Thorne and
Miss Cotilds Barili united together seternuw
and the papers, act and declaration having been depo
sted In safe place, they both departed for Elizabeth
the honey moon in the quiet and pictursseness
try town.
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PLED0Es-A SPLENDID AssoRt.
~ meot has Just been received, cOnslstiEg Of DeU
frck Coata OF nake also OvcrcoatS and toaks
geher with large Of Business aud sack Coats OF
tweed cotn cashmcfet dap dste, alpaca gngham linen
&C. These 40 ds have been furchasd for ca1h end will be
sold IN lots q MI pacxe the Dol
lar Suit Store corssr Nassau and Rec KHAN SIS Cash pal
for gents clothing Cleaning and legairlngr
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DROLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS AT THE so.
- ciety Library Of Broadway aud Leonard street,
Tuesday, March 18th md every evening throughout the
week Dr. VALENTINE the celebrated de- ineator of
centric characters conjunction with sgno Spneo and hts
100 learned Canary Birds Tickets IS To al
Ia o'coch Sgnor spuetto will give exhibition for tn,
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RROOKLYN INSTITUTF-GRAND MUSICAL EN-
- tertanment The Mscomb-v Troupe consulting of the
Mnses Macpmber Twin Ssters) Mesus Covert Dodge aut
VI Hector the .bated basso formerly ofthe Ksnef
Family, having reture ifom the South will give
oacetts NJ Brooklyn Institute commencing Monday
March 49, Cards Of admission IS % te obtained
the music the post Office aud the door Doors
open az 81. nreIt 70 commence n ~ n,clcck
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There has been great decrease for the ten days
this year compared with the corresponding period in the
previous two years There several packets due the
arrival of which would swell tho aggregate for the
present week. but the bulk of the imports of this
has doubt beeu received
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BROADWAY oDEON---ENTRhNCE THROUGH
- pistsur'I Tsfs dss Mile Colosrr,-Mszsgsr T.. u.
Grss,-yNusical pirsctor Mr.. Oli6.d.-Rich aad racy
The respectfully that he has secured the
services Of tbs ceebated Professor Young form the
ngi Bs,utu ladies' have bees engaged ard their beauty
hlenux Monday, March 3-rrograpm,,-P.rt l-Tsbl.aox
Vvant, aud Poses Pl.siquas by hs Modal Artists Psr o.
Fainter ard Model, &c Fart s--Sleepng Venus, NC -
krYsr
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE SECOND PERIOD OF
the Season On Monday evening 2th March nstlnt the
Opera will he resumed and he presented its
most attractive FORM every Monday Wedn-sdey Friday
evening during the inning Thirty Nights of the Season
Applications will be received Ter tina hire of the rem'n
ing Boxes ard Seats either for tho whole number Of nights
for their particular of the week
The Second Of Bores in the second have been al
tered and will be brilliantly lighted maize these
the desirable in the House variety of popular
Operas including the New Grand Opera of Nabucco of
Verdi. in rehearsal will be brought No expense
will be paredt make the second the squsy
brilliant if not than the first Aston Place. March
18th.
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SEIGNETTE BRANDY NOW LANDING
IA half pipes 50 casks 100 eighth do Of the old aud
ruine brand landing from bark Aige just arrived from Ro
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.
" Monday ky,nng, March g. 1913, will be performed,
the KING OF The COMNO S-ki1g Of the Lommons,
James Of Scotland Mr. Wnllaek George wer' Mr. Rich
Madeline, Mrs. Wallack; Widow Barton. Mrs. Tbaysr-
Grand Pas seul by Miss Walters. To conclude with Te
MATCHMAKING Tug, Miss Mary Ann Heron; Wind
nina. Miss Fanny Hrtnn
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NELODEnN, NO. So BOWEaY, CLOSED FOR A
WI short period IA order % tear down remodel and build
anew TIE whole atsor Boxes will be erected for the
commOdaOn OF ladies' 40 well genemcn the whole
ragged 70 afford ample accommodation for eght hundred
people tnd IN style superior 20 similar pace of
nent in the ward. e. WHITE, Sole Proprietor Due :
tee vii be gwen Of the opsninR
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ITO SHIP OWNERS AND SHIP CAPTAINS-A
L person Sc years old speaking the English French
Dutch and German languages having perfect knowledge Of
st wardo board of Canton vessel packet ntc
steamboat manofwr The hest city references given
Address STEWARD, Herald Office,
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ITO THE EDITOR OF THE SUNDAY COURIER
i Meodeon-Sir-ln making this reply the notice Of
the 18th inst published in your paper beg leave to state TINT
the fire reached OF the msOdeon his back
on that the two apartments The fire first
discovered in the back shop occupied by Mr. Hasey as
Saloon amounted nothing more than some small breakage
together with the loss Of &c by the water
G. WHITE. The Proprietor takes pleasure returning
thanks the members Of Engine Company No 49, and Hoe
Company No o. for their exerops snbduing and
exngnishnR the flames during the fire Of Saturday evening
G.. WHITE, Melodeop. SO Bowerv
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- r,
- to their visit to Wnsbngtou-The Hutchinson Family
renewedy grateful to the citizens of New York for their
aud former beg
that they will give their second and last but
the tabernacle on Monday evening March 10, which
they Will introduce acracive
which arc the following viz The Seghing Song The Bs
cheors lam,nt Re kind the Loved Home; The
Cottage OF my Moih.r; The Farmers Song The Mountains
The Horse bit his Master: Jamirs the Stormy The
Old Virginia slave; carry hacks SeDg for Congress-
Eight Dollars Dav. with Of their old vortrs Excel
sior The Good time coming; The GIenie State Sc Cards
If admission so be had at the Music and the
door Doors open u before &c ouceu TO commence u be
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ENGLIsH WATCHES AND MOVEMENTS AN
u excellent ssoTtment of plain ieweed aud full eweed
Euglish Lever Watches ard Movements, Also, sye- Hun
ers plain and Jewcled &c Sc Gothic Tea Trays Ivory
idle Knives and Forks, Violin Strings &c &c sc, tn $
rscev.d aud for sale ut agents stairs prices JOHN A.
NEWBOULD IS John street. (up stairs)
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THE COLLECTION or THE WOhKS OF THE
Old Masters being removed TO the LYceum Building
5s7 Broad pav to be exhibited again IN a few DAYS.
pRUNswICK's STATUhRY-LARGE AS LIFE--
~ representing the VENUS DE MFDICiS aud APOLLO
DE MGDICIS for short tins only. Open from NJ n
10 PM lat 100 Broadway, next 10 Stoppsns baths Admit
%
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! escripti0n and price.
SCOTS Cheap Furnishing Store. o. Nassau

stre.t-If You want up TOP line good fitting Shirt 20 10
81 Nassau street and buy of Scots Dollar and Half
Shirts, aud word for 1t you will buy another in
Broadway. pair of Gloves, sconomisea C,vat, econo
haodkerchicfs and ,u,psnders, economic N Bas ths
DUTY cheap furnishing New Yorh, "a
Nassau street. opposite the erad Office and become Icher
every year
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| G6O REWARD-LOST ON THURSDAY, 9TH INST
W in of the Fulton Ferry about the
Of Broadway and Spring pair of Gold Spectacles
block marked Lockwood and Scribner The
Qrood y.u
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GRAND BALL AND FESTIVAL WILL BIZ
"A given by he Caledonian Division No i l. D. Sons OF
Terpeance, the Coliseum No $50 sroatway on Tues
day etenng herch lith tgts The Lady Cacdonlan T. b.
Society viii supernsnd the festival IN their usual style OF
excellence Tickets 30 each, to be had the following
places: Mess Ira Green ll8 Wea broadway; Jno. Black,
81 Lispenard street, Jno CempbePs DaguereotJpe Rooms
PAS BroadwsVA CauidTel blker,l05 Bsysfd steet Jno
Cbute Ce Sullivan street; Hume "a 9th avenue: James
q Aken baker Broadway; Geo. Pollock, 20t Hester
Geo Giubb sesti aud NJ the door the
evening of the festival.
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CONVENTION HALL, I75 WOOSTER STREET,
~ Blocker street.-The original Sable Brothers
tnuo the attractive and pleasing entertainments night
III week Wednesday March 18Th when they
gaged o. at Warrington Hall Jersey city, aud
meet there host of fenJs their highly fashionable aud
pOpulr entertainments making for them grand gala times
New Workers have all hear and beginning
n crowd upon them We advise all early. Doors
open ss o'clock Concert aoclock Admission
l2I,
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M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE MONDAY
W. evening" March ,t, VII ;. ,, p,e,sossP Nv cemie
Farne, Mr. Holland; Cheva.r dc Belleve Mr. Chsnfrau
Martin, Miss May Taylor: Louise. Miss Phillips. strr
which th- musical hurlcttt entitled RIO NgON CRUSOE
sECONDaMarlnadnke SuodaTass, Mr. HOLLAND: Clsmenna
Mus Mary Taylor 70 he followed by A GLANCE AT
NEW YORK IN i8as-Mo.ss, Mr.. Chanfrau Jake. Mr.
Conover; MIR, Morton, Mrs Henry. To conclude with
f,rcc entitled WHO'S MY HUaBAND 2-D,uei Tootes.
MrHoliind; Capt Joues Mr. Cheaau soponiaba Null Miss
Philips. Dress circle 50 boxes IS Pit,
12H cents. IL future the doors viii open O'Clock and
the ourtain will rise al ~ o'clock
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Va ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A,REspE CTABLE
wemsn as cook washer and ironer and upder,tands
baking bread has no live in BROOKLYN Please
call al No l2t Cherry the second floor nearly
opposite Catharine Market Can be for two days
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Nl INERVA ROnM-RROAnWAY RErWaEN IA.

NJ INERVA ROoM-BROADWAY BETWEEN CA
NA n'l and Walker streets - Campb.r, Minstrels-
OF the oldest orgi al bands Of Ethiopian Mnstres
IN the United States; und-r the direction OF q. A. KEN
ball, whose ninitnble and highly popular entertainments
nightly honored in the of Hartford Ha
ven by the most crowded and respectable house, for
Concerts have the pleasure that
thes will open the Minerva Room. dway Tuesday
evening the lih inst with containing OF
The choicest pieces in Ethiopian Melody During the
fomancs Mr. West will appear in his celebrated Highland
FlIng The gees refriins dances, &c. will be
formed in the chat- and eptiolabo maGnerAd.
mittnnce p children haf prcs Ommsnc- ncoc
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XUANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF UNEXCEP.
w tonable character situation as clerk salesman in
wholesale retail hardware stores has been in the business
for revert years and furnish The best Of reference
addressed to Hardware at this Off will he tendeded
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A MEXICAN MUSEU I,-Spleudid performances. every
IA afternoon Mt o'clock and every evening az IN The
has the pleasure of announcing with
r and Mr.. Malone Ravmond and their three beautiful
daughters who their inmitabc Irish Nuscul Ent4rtan
ate and evcnicg Great Western the Ysn-
kee Miss Bernard the Model Of Jeru-Nem the Scripu Sta
sc sc. Admission the whole Is Children
under half
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NOTICE-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
That James Smith, OF Harrison in the county of Hudson,
OF New jersey has authority from
Attorney Agent ia relation OF ar business
Dated. Harraon Feb 8. 1913. ANDREW SMITH.
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CTRIKFR's WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -sTRIK-

NTkIktR'S WONDERFUL DISCOVERY --sTRIK-
" ers soaon for changing gray hair original color
few minutes This dye sdGrrert from yet offered
Those who have been humbugged By different hair dyes
would 90 well to call Mr. Striker and he will show you
how his dye humbug and have hair changed
more you wash II the darker To avoid the people
heng humhugsed in procuring this dye oulv for sale
Strikers where applied. New York
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WtNTED-SITUATIONS.B BY TWO RESPECTA-
w bic young women. one as nurse chsmbermad and
the other ambe rmaid do
in small private family No objection short aistArce
in the country Best Of city reference gwen Apply 27
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w ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTEs-
ant young women situ,uons-ths tor plain cook
ing ashng nd IRONING the other waiter
TO take of children plain sewer The hest Of ctv cr
at No Is Marion street, IN rear $3.50 "
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MFCHtNICSHALL.t 72 BROADWAY; BETWEEN
vl Grand aud Broome strcets--OPEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING THE WEEK. Unparaelsd success Twenty
fourth week Of the Original CHRISTYS MINSTRELS,
the oldest bished band in the United Sstes under the
direction of r CHRIsTY, whose aimab. and orginsi
erainmens nightly honored with crowded and high
Nv respectable audiences and favored with patronage
unprecedented by in this CITY Admission 25
doors T. Concert commences At o'clock For
the accommodation Of families an AFTERNOON CON
CERT EVERY SATURDA Y. Doors open at 2; commence
at o'c
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CECOND AND LAST BUT ONE, VOCAL EN-
- teaiument Of the Hutchinson Family. the Tabema-
Gle, Monday evening March l3Tbe Hutchinson Family
return their edgmcnts 10 tn. citizens Of New York
Tor the liberal patronage ofoer and also their
opening concert this and would espectu
their second and last but the Tabernacle
Monday evening next March 49, 1919 The programme for
this evening will embrace sele of their best pieces
GLIDING The following, others Cot where
Song Of the farmer Old church bell; JAMES the stormy
Excelsior The mountlineer; Spider and y man
for a. that Garry hack old Virgnia Ship fire:
Good time coming Eight dola day dedicated gres
Bachelors lament Family &c &c. The doors will be
opened halt six and entertainments
ter TO eight o'clock Tickets 50 eachto be had the
following places IN Broadway, Monday niug
bers 1872 20 25 23 239 2g7 SOL 49, 800 1885, i0 and 49,
Also. at several other of the cilv
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ITO ECONOMISTS, AND ALL WHO WISH TO
economiss without purchasing new clothing. inform
ed that Tor 6s you have coats cleaned and made
look like without colorng short notice.
P,n,s ss-Iepair1g done cheap Call for the present 81
COKTIsSOS "a Murray. Will remove before the lst
Of NAV. No. Murray. RrnadMav
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DROADWAy THY ,Tpp- DToNn,v uy,s,,,,5I,

RHUAUWAV THEATRE--NoNDAY EVENING.
HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTs-The Eari of Pompion
MI anderson Luctnn Coke. NJ Lester; e,Ee Rura MIR
w Blake: The Countess If Pompnn, Mrs Win stanley;
Lrdy Alice Hawthorn, Miss Fanny walaek; Mis-, Rocket
Mrs Ssrgeant After the comedy Dance, by the Misses
les,e and 81 Clair Overture, lie Do~ino Nor nv the
Orche,r To conclude with the farce cal ed SKETCHES
IN INDI ASir Matthew, Mr. V,che Tom Tape Mr. Hada-
nav Lady S.ragg- Mrs. Wnstanlry Sally scrnge'. Miss
b Doors open att O'Clock; performance to commence
nf hnl Ennat n'cnrr