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House OF Representative.
MorcI D


PRINTING
Mr. CoscsR, from the Committee on Printing, report
ed resolution TO print five thousand copies OF ths re-
port Of Mr. King. chairman OF the Committee on Naval
Affairs In favor Of granting lands in Florida to rail
road company
Mr.. AsHNUN-Every body knows that the printiug A.
much behind We are entitled, each to sixtySr seven
y copies OF the Presidents message the accompany
ing documents; but We have received only twelve or
thirteen Complaints coming from all parts OF The
country from our constituents because they have not
received this document IL seems to therefore
some measures ought be taken by the House. either
pulse to their action. do not desire to mako any mo-
ton but want TO know the occasion Of the delay
Mr.. WENTwoRrH--I was about TO alude TO the SAM
subJsct have received letters that do Gu
ments are no, rent hope the Committee on Priptiug
will inform the House In relation TO the subject for
one, II the work Is not done faster will be willing TO r.
or which will bring tho documents 10 OF
tables. -.-q.-ss-ss.
sr CosexR-The printers promised last wees
thatthe wboie number Of the documents will be
iurnished this week. Whether they will be or not
cannot say This Is the only Intelligence the commit
Zee nave received Complaints have been made IL "a
rue, put whether they are more numerous than
curing the last sessioo not prepared to say The
printers have assured that, In few days the print.
ing ordered heretofore will BE- executed and that there
WIZ De no cause OF complaint hereafter.
Nc WEYMOUTH suppose this short session
OF Copgrtssi what n predicsment we'd be I'M What
avail would all these assurances be! introduced a
email bll and 1t was ten days before 1t was printed
Mr.. CoNGkR-The committee are aware there has
been delay They have frequently brought the subject
to the attention OF the printers and the printers have
repeatedly assured them that they would employ an
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WASHINGTON, March, 2, IS4S.
The Leuee at the White House.

The President had open house tonight, not
withstanding an old-fashioned snow storm,
gay and distinguished company went up, and
quite a proportion of members of Congress
among them. Doubtless the treaty has had Its
Influence, and not few of the Presidents visl-
tiers will have learned something in regard to
their line Of duty in this emergency. The Pre-
sident expects the friends of the admin stration
TO stand by the treaty, and not to follow the lead
of Col Rentou
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, March . AT market
1850 beeves. including 45O for New York 100 and
calves AGO hogs and ll6O sheep PricesBeeves all sold
at So rs per 100 lbs Cows and calves brought SIS
80 for fresh S4 % for sprinaers and So Is for dry
COWS. Hogs sold at Sc IS q IS the 100 lbs Sheep
Sales within the Of ST so a so each, as 10
condition. Hay Of freely at goo los the cwt.
for timothy and straw ct 81 . 8 the leo bundles.
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Married..
Died.

At Trinity Church. on Friday morning, 81 inst, by
the Rev. DE- Wainwright. Mr.. SAMUEL II DOUGHTY, to
Miss CECILIA ANDREWS, both Of this city
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CaRD-Dk WHEELER, OCULIsT, RECEIVES
n Patient, at his residence 20 Greenwich street sve-y
morning froms NJ TO io'c oek NJ after which hs prae
te exclusively devoted 10 families their residences
OBSTINATE they may be in ,er efecusy esd
ced and permanent effected References to families
{ the izheM pspectahiity, will be gwen those
quanted with him Artificial Eyes inserted aud for sale
r. terms
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~ OR sALr-A YOUNG HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD
wars.tsd sound and hind in all harness: would mshe
week If tsold 40 Mr. Hussers livery sbe 18th
two doors west Of University Place.
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7 ,AkGG SALE OF D tMAGED sOoes JAMES
- j,ck Co Will OFF, " sale M,ndsy morning Nsrch
6th at their old store $50 Brodwy tho stock of dry
dsmWe at the late fire. The stock of rich bro che
sames HAIR sd Ions shawls rich embroidered white
and colo'cd Canton cap. via scas coahs msnia
visits and variety ~ other fncy and staple dv goods ~
Co feel dtsirnust close ont these goods
posb The prices viii be such offer .Ytfaord nary
L1Lc. nil q nnr
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NIBLO's ALBANIA, $50 BROADWAY.-THE
IN first performance of the Picturesque Concerts with the
Virginia harmons will take place this evening"
day and will continue through the week The public
resting and The music Of the very frat o,deI and nothing will
lie. Doors open ~ O'clock Performance
~ o'clock Price Of admssonDr Circle 50 Par
NM fcen
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Applicable to payment of debt. 9O4 iii ls

Applicable to payment of debt. 81 904 III Is
The million fifteen thousand eight hundred aud
ffysx dollars AID thirty six cents deducted from the
total amount of assss due the several townships for
money collected from the sale Of their respective ex
teenth sections by tbs State snk and branches aud is
payable rem the cash balance in hand a. the cate o.
the report. This leaves nothing to be applied to the
ertinguishment of the State debt, except what may
hereafter be realized from the remaining assets Of the
State Bank The committee state tina. the outstanding
circulation Of the bank has been uuderred and that
the estimates Of the probable balance after paying the
debts of the institution and branches have invarsby
been too large they have, therefore, recommended
application appropriation OF the until some fu
tpre period.
new tax bill has been presented to the Legislature
Of Asbama, in which the I'D valorem principles Of tax
ing property has been adopted. No great inorease in
the revenue from this Is anticipated otherwise
than in the annual enhanced value Of property taxed
Whatever deficiency may at first exist to pay the
current of the and the interest
the public debt will be supplied heretofore from the
assets Of the bank The small and decreasing deficiency
each year will string along the assets of the bank for
long time, and perhaps suffice to enable the State TO
meet all its payments promptly until the value Of tax
able property increases to such extent will give
from that large enough for ell purposes
within the past year tho bond holders England sent
address to the General Assembly Of Alabama In con-
sequences Of statements which have appeared, wherein
Il asserted that provision had not been made for
the oontnuance Of the payment Of interest upon the
bonds of the State The bondholders further state that
the depression In the market value of the bonds chiefly
owing to the doubt entertained to the continuance
the regular pay ment of interest a. aecrues Ia
euence OF the constantly diinishipg funds Of the bank
assets and the omission the part Ct the Legislature
the State to estabish sinking fund for the redemp
ton Of the principal of the debt and intimate that they
will not he uuvie to continue to hold the bonds be-
You'd the periods fixed for their redemption while
they retain confidence in the regular payment Of the
interest
The bonds of the State of Alabama are renewable ct
the pleasure of the state so long the interest hregu
sry paid This is oil the st lie ever con-
tsotd to do and If 1t does that the cred tors have no
cause for complaint Whistler the State can pay the
principal OF her debt Ia question OF policy and ccnve-
nsrce to be hereafter determined The committee, at
the conclusion Of their report take the opportunity to
give tho foreign bondholders word two They Say
that It Is to bc regretted that tho bondhoders have
far forgot that courtesy due creditor TO debtor
to have vnured to prescribe to the Legislature what
provisions should be made for the payment OF either
the principal or The interest of the State bonds.
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CEVEN BEAUTIFUL FEMALES, AT THE HALL
- Of Novelty. Of Centre and Pearl t.
blesux vivan the Living Model Artists. males and fs
males no the adm of all and by the express de-
sire ofa great anber e the patrons Of the s:tsb ts
six nights longer together with ether and splendid
Taheaux Also C0lemans Band Of Serenade with songs
sees &c. Singing and dancing BY males and females See
programme Admiration one shilling. Doors open at 81
L curtain rises AT 7 ; Tahlesuy ats
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TO LET-THE FORT WASHINGTON HOTEL.
bridge roa about niue miles from the city and the high
o1dge-posses,on LIST # April next Also, two cottage
1onses, Que N lie from GRIND ferry. Williamsburg Ef
quire Of CHARLES PAGET, Attorney Law, IS and II
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vNHE MEMBERS OF OCEANA HOSE Co. NO. 90
tender hti thinks to MIR Andrew Brown No. 1877 b,su
street for the nbs supply Of feshm-rts furnished them
AZ the e in Hestsr ~, yee.day morniug BY order r. l.
LOiNES sec New York, Ma ch tth, tsts
<NArsi OATS !-CANAt OATS, OF A SUPERIOR
~ aus w. fine and ouud feed, shorts, hale hay, &e in
To iu pun at the lowest market prices For
sale by J. w MELLI~H % Wash'nptont
DAPER- PArER-wRiTING PAPGRs- "A GENE
raj asor,hent of cheap Cap aud Letter Papers also fine
and upe blue md white ruled and plain Conn ercs aud
Packet Post; also III andwhc hardware and drug
sss and match box Papers, also aud straw wrapping Pa
p.. variety For sale by JAMES NORVAL, No 100
job street.
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EANtf PAPkks-NOTE PAPERS CARDS. EN-.
vslopes 10 great v,r,etv Cop, Letter Tissue Morocco
an her pper; wedding stationery, Account Book, Count
rG hou,e turnnun; Hsrtisons Coumbmn bks b sek blue
900 noeo superior srtcle; also Other inks, imported
'mer,csn Mathematical Insuum.ns Drawing PA er Das
aod at sta naierisls Newmsas genuine Water Coors
Ono ces NC large mportion Of Fsbtr's Pencils also
neTa tock Of imported end Ans rcan st,i Jnery u
X n DDUBLEDA Y. 10 Johu s,reet
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ess A. A. Herald office Also lew gross II patent MARI
Jag ink.
The AETShE =, Hay
pape relation to the Of some hogs and connect
i.ea About ID sslocs Thu%isy moinins. sSusrfy
ssHs e:sii
man had SPOKEN s Mr. Cs,"an Sboqs
out to the looked At the hog. the having told
az them The e man AID de Mr.
sS hog. Sssos Mr. cSn.a: es.t ~RsT.
ed, Mr. C.rnan weat stairs in the market to attend
few him n he
what they e. * g. pTs.
bes" h
Tsv would ts Be- % and s
him. Will. Dir. Csrma. counting the money.
.ai AWAY aer
the and s h
get it from him. when he him coming towards him.
and &; ma not II. NO.
sether, when the asked MIR where the
S%
whit he sold the pork he answered cents then
cant!y%an and he told hum .' Mr. Camn then
mad . S% %e too they had b had
eountry his e,mpl,n the Thmbs; Clerk Of
a. 1ss'rynsa who ~ =: ns1i.s r.
Cs.a M, SsGen s e 0S MT
TNO LET-A PART OF HOUSE No 100 MADISON
street to- ,m1 Family Consisting Of Front fsI,o
street.
TO LET-THE FORT WASHINGTON HOTEL,
with about fry & sIoumd @ On the King;
& ss Is% Is and e.
STORE TO LET. ON RoADwAY-THE LARGE,
nd ',S y T.
e. I'd ID f., y T ,aui.d he basement
premises. apply to Al Cipfisai, So Bfoadssy
TO LET-A FURNISHED rARLoK AND BED.
a.
1y r. tss OF home WI"
GENTLEMEN's HATS. SPRING FASHION AMI
DON III sroadway is now prepared to offer the spri,g
uy wsrnt him in saying that Hat. he ere IN
c SbV e
7 .ADlEs, AND oENTLEMENs' LEFT OFF WARD.
,ss and gentlemen having
%sd for vii n .sss hHs s: poi
sjcsdwsy W stairs Ladies can be attended to by Mrs
ITO TAlLoRs.-THE LONDON, PARIS AND PHI.
,S:Dn' r.,hons n for a The spring and syTTef ss
Ysa 'nS es. Of ne mo
beautiful and correct plate; published
esa he world aud ''N'
lee to the trade that he h. press
Tsa
sspssi s
sn s Of 4: S% :'s.., have been
Who hav, heretofore never pre,ised csng eau IN few
teacher The work will be ready for delivery by the 18Th of
saS
who S. N1 i 51%sT wo
will be s. per copy 10 be bsd Of the author w Sune
a,., New Y slpd"'y and OF A"A'e'F No c0'F'Ad'
EsEsH LARGE COLLECTION
Of are Exotic. to be had wholesale and ret. at l'
Scodesd Ro. Peons sus. Of e srs' desepo.
Fruit trees Flower end other seeds oil warranted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wklIINti AGA.
sd Fc.n The slae
tie fought SIC school bov nsnd"
iq,ias swas.d ss.s'" Sr. ~ pemS% " fs
!, *. The ss e. ne. Of o,aa ssa
tea cay and i.,se,'iSE .Isres. Of an each aad
ss' Of q III, s in
FERN. o.y sSssT;, and * O. aS
1,nSsTs.l rvat. ea:,ss f,I asaem.n
% fi,r,ei Of Itn.r ftorr e n Joha oniosy
A,I Yos s,s Gems , Of re- e, mIohr ave ,.cn.s wa
rn'nship thu have ever seen"
A CaRD-DR: WHEELER. oCULIsT, RECEIVES
ra's Tom h rs 7" enc 81, p sse 'ys
se .relc..vsy devoted % amiIle, their resdeoee.
sf n S1m ess s s.
e,ea and permanent cure, eected References fame,
auanted with him Artificial Eyes inserted and for sale
FOR sALE-A YOUNG HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD,
u M IN n hnfue ms
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ID proprietor; F. Hitcucock, msuager-splendd
ormances This afternoon o'clock and ais evening
m Saturday, March 4th s4s Benefit Of Pete Norris the
celebrated comic singer Last day Of Mast Johnston the
Family Great Western Mis-. Bernard last day Of Mn.
Mrs Pelby Scrpnral Statuary representing figures
Of life tho Birth Of Christ his Last Supper and hiss trial be-
fore Pontus Piss besides Intern
perats Family to Life. Madame Rockwell famou, For
der 10 of and old enough walk alone 2h
kes. yved front afs ,h IlirO each
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practical BOOK KEtPlNG--Mr C.. & MARSH
Of Double Entry Book.kee ping smp,edr and the Art of
nele Entry Bookkeeping improvea continues teach
above he public H. respectfully info med that the plan
pursued by Mr. Marsh in teaching this important branch
truly course OF prsctce ia keeping books, rather than
couss Of lectures the theory. Tropscuses with
be obtained at the rooms, from A. NJ to9P.M
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ITO TAlLORs.-THE LONDON, PARIS AND PHI
L ladelphia Fashions for the Spring and Summer 1919
BY Mahan, are nov out and fSrssl. by A WILLIAMS
beautiful and plate, published 1t contains sp
se and Lib Of Major Bliss u s. A, aud other
q we'll bpou in IN ldOffs
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STORE TO LET, ON BROADWAY THE LARGE,
" den built store No. 693 Broadway. between Amlty
md Fourth ss, occupied by Mr. l.. Luds
nd genera. fsncy establishment ed he basel
xc the prem,ses Apply to Al Cpriaut, 60 Broadway
bet tween and ocIork
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FAT BEEF-TWO VERY SUPERIOR FINE AND
cattle VIII be cut aud exposed for sale at the old
ebshed mest shop corner Of Iispenard
ON Snude nsr'. March Alo fee veal and sc
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DALMO'S OPERA HOUsE-THE CELEBRATkD

CAR D-PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-AT THE
request Of several highly table and influential Ell.
tue Of the Model Artrts for .nohe, country. he has
enied to appoint ton,sht II the last the company can
sha be mot attractive ard tina the performance will
conclude with the grand Oywpisn Coon by the ladies Of
fhe
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1ACOg .. PLATr AUCTIONgER-- WATCHES,
fancy :S S:
loo :'ss 'ss Plat
Il s snS fSss M:
ready All % Be- sa loo to sui. G sal
ehl,et,
RY, JOSEPH hEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-MoN-
gsui.sl paor chamber arsitors;
table. ;si Of ia &C. cs5esss, DO had
SToLEN-AT7 O'CLOCK LAST EVENING FROM
- drs HYers' house. 0l Chambers street. BLACK French
s. .na lined completely I9ssh with
so and r:esas
ths FIVE so!sn reward w e paid BY Is:
pos cute the thlefto conviction.
EOUNp-A SETTER DOG. THE OWNER CAN
hHye him y pfSSvss property and PAYING CHARGES no,
os,ei ocrs Bsler aa Bioad%ss iy 'e'"'sA 'A'
T,o,T10N MONDAY NlaaT LAST, A. LEPINE
o n. Wi nc and S i,n Id Keep ;s ad s
ming T. Tie Herald Office Of Fulton and Nassau
Il By e.ySs at Tammaay Hail. tue person win be
-. -h-- Icvsrded
WiANrSD-A gookslNDER. FOR PRIN LED AND
ssd HoSs
wal he given. Apply sttoe CIotoa Hotel.
WANTED IMMEDlArELY-A Gil ASS FAINTER;
viii Gs well Ade.
MANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
cutting and hitting shirt msinsNhas no objection
sno sye the Ss Of c ny fs
msnt.
STEAM ENGINE WAN sHI ) = FIErY
.teas f soS ss eoSSaa and pa,eS SlnR'A
A PAYMENTS wANTED-BY A SMALL FAMI
"A " consisting Of four adult. the lower of senee
to .sss.i $3.50 @ ios I' Head 6e. RENT net
TO- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J0URNEYMEN
'x xpy Mr. TIGs can
A MAN %E.E s
axe charge Of books and accounts, and is ling Ike
loot n,id J cay Of N: Meholl 2s3 Brosdwsv.
AN HoNEsr UNMARRIED GERMAN OF ExPE-
k.psx By double ellrv and p1aecsi ~
.h:; sSs :St make
necessary deposit caution 81 GOO cash. would
sSas
9h 60 Ss n.0 e , Asd.
PROMPTLY attended to .nd .trictlv confidential.
+ .oOK AT THIs.-LADIEs. WE INVITE YOUR AT:
shoes CHI shall sell April st frat &C st. W.
mend makUg some change in bu mess 1hess goods
sy men
Boots. Also, large assortment Of Gardeners Congress
Caters. at reduced price. NJ. CAhILL
CONTROLLERS OFFICE STATE OF NEW
~ YorkThe Bank of Ca Lake Ithaca has this day
fled 10 !hs office notice Of he appointment Of MsaIs
redemption Of its circulating notes together with
ton Of the appointment Of William Warner. No 10 Wall
street New York such agent agreeable the entitled
act relating to the redemption Of bank notes. May
4h, lai8 March LIST 1878. M FILLMORE, Comptroller,
COLUMBIAN HOSE co. NO. SIT IS WITH PLEA
~ the Members of thu above Company return their
grateful ackno aledgTents to MI EDWIN COE, Halter,
and furu
ed the Company while on tuy az the FIRE Morning Of Sd
Eizaoeh Hester streets by order H. s.
MANSFIELD, Foreman John Lynes, Secretary.
LINGLIsH MADE STEEL PENs.-FOR SALE, 200
gs.. Of Steel ems Of he very best knd to be ,old in
ress A. A. Herald office. Also few of mark
Ing ink
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GRAND BALL AND FESTIVAL WILL BE-
gwen by the Cssdonian Division No. H. Indepesdsut
@sy,, on Tnesday evening, M.ch l4th, s,s The Lady
Calsdouian Society, will superlutend the festival 10
their usual stye Of eIcsense Tickets 50 cents eachto be
bad At the following plscss:-Mers Ira Green Its West
broadway; John Black. Lispenard st.; John Csmpbes
Dsuerreotype Room, as5 Brosdway; A. Csudwel Baker
% award ST John Schultz, los Sullivan St; A. Hume 81
he door on the Evening Of the Festival.
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TO LET-A PART OF HOUSE No Iau MADISON
L street, toI anal Family consulting Of Front Parlor
Basement, and two Bedroom. Inquire above, Cliff
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DREsENTATiON.-AT THE ANNIVERSAHY EN-
l. tertanment of the Union Rihemen held at Tnmmany
He'll onThursdav evening l Capt John Ellis OF that
any was PRESENTED with elegant Sword and beauti
iu Oold EPsuetes The sword and ePsuIettes were pre-
neat and pertinent speech which Capt Ellis responded
few brief but happy remarks The following inscriptions
engraved the scabbard of the sword Presented Cart
men y. M" Lieut.. John Gillhooy, Robt. Brown
VIM. Gamble. Committee.
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RURGhSy, STRANGER CO.'S LIST OF NEW
- Books corrected daily :-sismouds Literature Of South
ern Erope vols .t2 SCOTS Luther and the Reformation
IS cents Eclectic Democrat and Hunts Merchants Mega
z,nes Tor MsIch The Adm,rs .ushtsr," by
Mrs Marsh Is cents Eva the ses of Life and Death by
adwadd Matnn, Esq, so cents Jack Tier or the fIonda
Reel vols 30 cents, excellent Reading durny these dull
winter evenings Just pub she the Struggles and bdventues
9f ChrSoshe Tadpole BY the author of the "Reecsd Ad
dresses ots of euts) IS cents Biar OHM, Luck
Every thing BY the author Of Hector OHIorn (Gne u,tra
tiopsl % c,rh Lsnce Wedge, by Hooop. Is Char
coal SKETCHES (entircy 50 BURGESS STHIN-
Rroa Of Ann
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FANCY BALL NOTICE-AT MEETING OF
the Committee appointed to make ment, for
fancy Bull to be Monday the 9th Of March,
unanimously decided that il it he strictly Fancy Dress Ball
and the hea of families hayrg chdsn
present ~ coitume be admitted without fancy dress The
seats and boxe. IN the LIST and I'd tier will be
above raIe and cannot Be srvtd for that evening
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RANVARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river painted three miles of be
ing the largest painting in the yord he PANORAMA build
evening lspndays s,cepted Admission 50 children
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and satur
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Last night of Sadame Blaney-saturday Evening
MMch 8is wall be perio med the Grand Ballet of AsMC
DEUS or LIE Diablc Eoiteaux- Asmodeus, Mr.. M Welt
Ghof Cleophas, Mons BouIAy; Don lingo Mr. ,yotnson
tor, Mr. Eberls; Flornde Mile Blaney; Maree, Miss Va
lice; Prey,ous to which, YOUNG AMERICA, TO con-
clude with the favorte Burett of the FAIR ONE WITH
THE GOLDEN LOCAs; The celebrated Heron Family
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NO LET-A FURNISHED PARLOK AND BED.
room. with board, 4 required. ibe rooms very
pleasant furnished with Croton and and large
pantry any gentleman wishing the comforts OF home will
o ease npu'v at Il Dover
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BROADWAY ODEON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Piatsurs al, dcs Mile COLONIES -Msnsssr 4. g.
ce..-N:w Tabtsut Ths MODEL: ART!sTs in several
nownsd Masters The public may assured that at The
Qdson morals respected and that Tabeau1
Saturday. March 41Preg.nme,-Par l-Tsblesu1 Yivann
covering Truth Part3-Vsnus atsalng Cupo Bow &c.
Orctssts Boz so PsQusus Is Boxes l3k
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NANCY BALL-ALL MILITARY AND NAVAL
uniforms be allowed Spectators to be
admitted to the Amphubestte 81 for single gentleman snd
paid for by those desiring them Carriages their
company with the horses heads towards the bowery
up the reverse direction.
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THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC
lures 10 this country-comprsng of the bss
works Of Titan Murlo, RuDens and other of
Masters now open to the public the Gallery Of the Ma
tonal Aca6emy OF Design If Broadway and Leonard
st-eet. from g. a: NJ. To 10. 2. N. Admsson Is cent?
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M ECHANICS HALL. Ta BROADWAf, EETWkkN
I've Grand and Brooms sts.-Crowdsd OVERLOOKING with
thu beauty and fashion ofNsw York Open night durae
; S: y HsbaF 9ns
cd: i,,ab.h;d Band in p; United State F. Gh,sy
whose Original and nmtsbls Concerts Rightly honorss
with crowded and highly respectable Audiences and unvar
sally admitted TO excel of similar carAc
GER offered th. city, Admnnen q essn childrsa usd:,
10 half Doors open o'cock-COncsrt Ill
commences stt. An Aft.noon Concert Saturday March
h, TO commence at O'Clock, M On Monday evening,
March 9Th, they will give their Farewell Concert the
Brooklyn Institute. Admission rs cents.