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b. ~ ~.
Law Courts.
..... ,,.x, Eautty- Reicrc lus - Edmonas
a.. -. f'..s,, s.a ls N .siifa y. NosaHaaA Drats'
Ssss. nesss go !esH p >s'.as 90 w, w. a.
80. rhosns. p,Ne deSe.sef 10 10 n>de hY se
I'D Ns sessnsn who married dsasn,ei St ", y ne
I'D. NJ CsSdirgton w. also oSegh'et iue ~
tten !. tesis.sd riiuvpAiy ~ the frcund 1ha 0leu
~, ss~ass Me h'u IN pes;u,n htsment We, '' ~
"a y MOUNT and Af Miller tot e'ainise" WI
I.,rS ava A. pefe- ct Cot ts'rs B ~,
No. lsssrAsil - q. ~ ifestess q. 1sos' go
o. This wss an application l'' fs,etsn1g - S.n -
rt, .uA ai.s eu a construction Of the WI, o. %
N.,slsa1 Of Oyssci Ray, who et 81 sb' "s "a. -
- - hi. er,r,iy should BE- retained BY ne executors
-, t,.ert, Nesrs then ~ ee equsiN uN'eeu anout
80 ssy shood Any az thc saia children,
:. tN.ir hr. hr AZ aistss anfns tho twenty iess the
- liberty Use he interest ~ the e.ta,e
= -. I, III t i,t Their ru'ief-otherwise The int 81
~ - saasA g. he pnesPs Ihs twenty yeas nave ca
isx.ps ReluEhss been extended from the int r
,.t fanS % to fhvw, and The question 10 netnet tn
su,cust should Ne charged g. The eaS OF the estate OF "
So issse uctibut~Asnes VI Armstrong INA 4
s--4sfrs~g Application Coz divorce Divorce granted
vNrsp sr,rts Covu-In Admirsity,seiore
iasse Eeiis Cor rsias Iopdtrs o. NnHfaH ava yo.'l
r,sl y. S,iarasr n Fosfsr-Lihci to recove saNssc
re.twony ss heard 90 weeks since and assncnt 10
.auu,ias ny presented yessrfdsy The II = VS.. :
vs,ssl " ) OtOns bound fr0m - CroN 70 Ns~f ON WI"
s.r.c ~ s, .asar spd mnlssses worth sl&.N ana me
schooner worth ssoo The hsdsuts say that hclI .
N,st SAC Ssmsca, ~ sunday inSiu'nk 80" $3.50 -
go 10 v..sel a. Auchor the komcr shos IN me
Lwe NaN-her nss.s an shsrdonee Hno silahs
.,..t ~ h,tfn fhN they slpred O. cable the VINO
Swans bars sod hrougat me Ne'sc. W 20 tuo cry NC
s.f.n,- 4. thf smglsu arts not entcd 90 savage
Nai ony 10 NJ efGe oQmpensaton' thst they refused
u SATURDAY. Ac neon ta which time the ofheers, plot
s-A crew shsr6 r Ast 70 - hor assistance on account
81 h-r.l ara usele,ted 20 give information 70 Others
ishs have volust,eTea to assist inst me Sesoosl
>ur3sV oyurk went to her assistance shout GAMER
- hs.~ o. ceN o. the exhibition either OF gaianFy OF
an thar the vessel sight and Only struck once or
twice wh.n sheerrd aesnst the shosDesison reser-
v.A Ne..r. Morton snd Thorn Tor beants Mr. Cutting
sna Mr. Paine for claimants
crxs,lr CcvEr-Before Judge Edwards-Ths trial on
.slNu against Of the Kings County Insurance Com
r.ry's for loss BY FIRE was continued yesterday.
CcVkT o. COMMON PLEAS Dusenbcrry " JONES,
shsfa Action Of rep evin ~ Howefdst Some testi-
aony heing recuirte from Philadelphia the plaintiffs
we're SLOWED 10 withdraw 8 Juror
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CcVkr o. COMMON PLEAS DuseHb,rry VI Jones
shsfA Action Of rep eviu Howerdst Some testi-
aony heing fecuiste fron Philadelphia the plaintiffs
we're SLOWED 10 withdraw 8 Juror
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COLLEGE AND SCHOOL


TEXT BOOKS-Published b. d. APPLETON 4 co.
L 2n Broadway
Grammar. limo. 30 cts
Aruold's Cornelia. Nepos. With notes l4no. o.! e'
AruOld's First Greek Book 81 cts
Arnolds Greek Prose Com position. l2mo. 70 cts
Afnoid's Gree. Reading Book. limo. II 80.
ArnOids Latin Prose Composition. limo 81.
Livy. with the Notes OF Lincoln. limo. 81.
o end, RI : Method Of Learning French. limo. >
Cllsud01f s Method Of Leaning Italian Il 81
Oisndorf Method Of Leaning German. = so
Ollsudorf q Method OF Learning spanish. 81 30.
Keys to the Exercises Of the above Grams cash - ets
SufIenne's Freach Prououncng Dictionary limo 81 80
Reds Eng ish Dictionary with Cerivations limo Il.
Adler's Progressive German Reader limo. 81
F0frestis Italian Reader limo 81.
Row An Modern French Reader. i4mo. Is cts
Colio-s Dramatic French Reader limo. 81.
De Fivas Elementary French Reader SD cts
Gessnuss Hebrew Gramnisr BY COnant. $50. 8
Msndeyilles Course Of Reading l2mo. rs cts
Vaudeville Course Il Reading Abridged. % cts
Tayors Nsnusl Of Ancient sud Modern History. - co.
brahAru'a English synonyms. limo. -.
Amolds Lectures on Modern story. l-mo. 81 -
GCzots History " Civilization. l2mO. 81. milo 4tis
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TWO sPLENpID s. SILVER CUPS!

Both these Of the value, snd are each or
usmened with chased likeness Of the great and good to
say nothing Of sfupi8l John DoDt-y hims-lf $500
Competitors will send, with the conundr1m which he
places competition, sealed enyelop, with his name
enclosed the letter only be opened In the comm
drum 70 which il s attached should take prize. The
couunsrum the 5th Of April will be handed TO aeon
ve the paper for one year free OF these IS the best
and second best Will be selected % whom the silver cups
will be awarded The p successful conundIums VIII ap-
near Al an early date In the John Donkey copious
lection from the remaining conundrums will be printed In
upplen1ent 10 the John Donkey, One o. the cups !, 10
BE- seen In the window Of Ac0ck Aliens magnificent
silyerware establishment 81 Broadway. Competitors
will address postpaid The John Donkey. care u GEO
DEXTER BROTHER, - Annst Now-f0tk mi lmis
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saSyARD's aANMOrH PANORAMA ~ II
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

rHE LARGEST FsiNTtNG N rHE woRLDi
DAINTED ON THREE MILES OF CANNAsl-Ea.
hhitnga view Of country no miles IN ength, extend
from the mouth of the Missouri River 20 the City Of
Orleans and reaching ten degrees OF attitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE NOkLD
open every evening Sunday. excepted 81 the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway ADJOINING nlhIo .
Psnorau. will commence moving 81 "a O'Clock precisely.
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays aud Saturdays Al
a -f.f5rk dit tfisua
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AMIiSENt,NTS.
i-YDHK -ACHnp lir-Ic -OCIETY.

NIW-YDHH -ATHHD ,IT-II SOCIETY
~ gHA1OniO of 1857 snEAIlDa 10 c.rserlrnes
u tr I1d s0nsan RI ien ifsnfV sltr tnl GO .rf
sn . he sgsnins ne fsf.fntsfs sci fo1rt un
fiI ~ sfia1 sFfninF nest
I'D r.hesf... vii BE- had ihs fdf.Y sfrnIrs.l ne
ro, ri tfe slcrty 40 ~ p-f.finf isialaf, rs.
...-.f.4 b. ID. .rs..Df 81 order n
mi0 Zee 6EO D. VAspthhuh1H Pfs-ss.t
sTtIf.N OPERA De- csrfs4 isrrs n iis 'nr.,ra.
! go, of tbe ueailal the Caaccit D. Aassff 4, 1as.-
plard t
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M9athiy Journal Of AgrieuituJs
Miscellaneous Notes and Extracts variety Of Sub
-sets Early ana Deep Planting good Tor the Potato, Val
liable Tables chronological Societies. Turnips for Ewes
n Lamb American Implements in England Gusno a
rev Psnt-Dyers Buekwhss,, Indian Corn for Stock in
Esfsrd Profits Of Farming Bees, &c.
Book Know ledge in Farming.
Indisrubber for Rsilwsys-Whsy or Cows better then
70 give 10 the Hogs
Agricultural Dinner at Sir Robert Peels.
Inccubustible Wash Malaga Rsisins
Grapes and Wine IN Ohio-Communicsticn OF by M.
Lopgwouh Of Cincinnati.
Best Time for Killing Animals
sale Of Crops on the Ground 10 Scotland
Renovation Of Manuscripts.
Draining the Principle Of ITS Utility explained, with
Illustrations.
sheep Hosbsndry the South. by II. Randall Letter
XIV-Apstomy and Diseases OF the sheep
The Nsw-York State Agricultural Society.
s.rdy -Pcint Farm, the anes River, Nnsine Let
ter from NJ. Bsng
Smut in Whest-ExperimeDts.
The Potato riments and Observations In Ems
land .
Hou.,wifes Department Garden Calendar for March
Msy Williams Tale. the Farmers Daughter the
Bachelors Com osinI, &C.
Nader IN Ohio.
Line and Plsster-their use In Scotland and America
Comparison Of the Climates.
Prices Current for the proceed ng month carefully cor
r.crsd Published BY GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Bulldogs, Nsssau-st. Y.
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a MERIUAN MUskINI-Spsndd peTioTmanoe
NrAPoLrrAN HoNNETS.

a~-THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Msnufsc'
tures OF the above beautiful and inmltabs ntes,
~ grateful for past fayor., inform The public and the
w Trade thst they prepared torsceye orders
either wholesale or retail To show the estimate In which
their held sbTosd since they have sent
s-sty Queen Victoris their manufacture has
been attempted In Europe but IN consequence Of the pro-
pretors long perience and having employed the same
hand. for years they enabled to make asnperor
article ana better 6nish than be made 10 Europe
or elsewhere They have also seversl new styles OF
bssuu design 20 witch they invite the public aod the
trade 70 call and examine. -., . 800.
milo lwis rAIIisON NOn.
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- TEAM PAPER WILL For sas Al Auction IN
,SFriday. the 5ist dag - March 81 ID " al The Ns
ohuefy together with seven ysAfs esss ~ the pfs
sss from th- Of May nsrU Of the hissm fsrsf hii
tuatsd 10 Tw~ntysKt1st tho North River in the
Clty Of Nav YoIi Tho Mac'unsfy consists 0f . forty
nos. steam EnEns sni BOlHf with ell n, appsndagss
al. Pondfinisf Paper Mskng Machine, % Inches vide
.ifh stestn dyer made BY smith Winchester one
Cepd;f Nachlne inches vide, Nth steam afysf nAAs
h. Io. Oodda'd ave Hss bosins. Carrying y, pounds
sscI t,o ~ them with patent washers To- sdlih"H a.
- a. Nl la ali the nssssasfy machinery ~ rna ~
foil invsoioiy viii be sshibtaa pn ihs ~ ~
- AZ, bois IL 90 order fpf iufnsdiss nee hss hssp
49, ,,io leo .nd hsf iass. snd 10 snld e. Lose a.
,,.sI Terms ~ psYm"at iD PEI een' fa' Yn 'ss ~
ofasft7a paf cent 10 hiry d.ys 49, ne se'a"'. !"
80. 80 Il ~, IT, ,N MOouF = LFoDrTT ani rsad q
ne Mssbins,y ,aay ~ sssmiasd daily a's' - ,'h
rom 10 ~ a N
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Ga III afsasv rnotuiuf oh lost At Newsrh " BY Rev
~. Ediy Al GUSrUS CRANE Of New York 20 MARY
ELlZABErd daughter Of Nathan Bollss II Newark
On Thursday uornins. March O. a. the Church Mar.
kct.si hs he. d. ferns EDWARD UOPkfSS. Of ms
City. 60 ANGELINA daughter Of J. Wed Of Br, 90
puft. c.
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~ Notices. Jude's P. =. Free Church sXth-ave
Inarauan ct UHrersaitm-A series Of discourses
these systems Of theology now 10 course Of de-
livery Sunday evenings ~ 81. Judes Church They
will embrace particular examiue ration OF the writings Of
Rev DIR. Dewey. Services 10 commence AZ It c'clock
Vxfsfff
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I OsT-A bunch Of keys. 10 going through Wsll aud
IL Beaver SIS 70 Broadway or through Broadway and
Wall 10 South e. The finder will be- literally rewarded
BY leaving the ssme ~ 81 - South st. % stairs milo It.
| OST-From the top OF Broadway STAGE Monday
hsvening two Flags done up IN bszl, one was the
American ard The other had the hostsnsme Newburgh
The finder viii be rewarded BY returning them 70 l66
Wes'-st. MP SITS
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J7HE PUBLISHERS or THE AGE

complaints from persons particularly In the upper part
OF the city stating that they cannot obtain the paper from
The boys Sunday mornings Ths can be easily rene
died by their leaving Sending through the T o. thar
names at the offc-, BsrclaY-s-
Tue AGE 10 regularly served, by careful carriers
early hour ia the morning for Que shilling per month
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DRESS BOOTS.

nF THE FIRST QUALITY on hsnd and made to
Oorder in the latest French st. les Dravinss taken Of
the feet And lasts kept expressly for each customer The
icut feet fitted without trouble Strangers lesv
their when Ia the city have their boot,
sent Il any future time any part Of the United States
BOYS ladies' .nd chi drens boots. gaters and shoes
P S.-SOulhern and Western orders puoetualy attend
ed 10 fmlO Imi.eo8I JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fuitonst
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q PittsburRh EaZttte. hahls' MAI lIacIg
others who may be DESTROYS Of extending know
edge Of their different establishments IN the West, Will
had the Pittsburgh Gazette excellent medium Tor
doing lt Is the Oldest paper Nest OF me Aesnahss
and has very large circulation IN Western Pennsylvans
Virginia and Ohio. Published daily, weekly and tn
weekly Advertisements msy be sent direct, through
the agencies iu the city milo 2awlmis
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GUY rAWKEs OR THE

GUNPOWDER TREASON b. ". Harrison Aiosworth,
~ suthor Of Tower q London, JACK shepperd' sc
Price > cents.
This great founded Of the most remarka
bic events In English history and wrought into most
hf liant sory should be Ia tho hands Of every
TIE Adventures Of A Strulling Player Price y cts
The HssdT Of the Hesde.s. Romance BY Frederick
Souue Price - cents
The Back.kius Or the Camp of thu Besiessrs By the
author Of Ethan Allen. Price p cents
The Spsndofs Of Versailles the Court Of Louis
Fourteenth PTic7 p cents
The Champions Of Freedom the Mysterious Chief BY
Samuel Woodwork. Price p cent?.
The Grimes OF the Borsiss. ~ Dumas. Price p cents
The Cockney in America illustrated Price > cents
The Iron Mask the Days Of Tyranny Romance Of
Victor Hugo. Price Is cents
GREAT WORK,
Published In Nos A Universal History Of the most re.
markable events Of All nauous, from the earliest period
10 the present time forming complete History ofthe
World. No J. vol Price Is cents per No.
Agents aud BOOKSHELF supplied the best Of terms BY
30 - " N CIR ALA VI rrLhnna Bnlnlng Na.sau.st
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ny WV. uADDEN.-storv, sprvesa-Lb-
10 srsl asvances u.ds Goods eonFsned Tor 7rtvsfs
- ~ b. cold auction Odfdoof sses ssferliy o.
,sas.s al ,sd respectfully sOlietsa- Prong, return,
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BY J Bi,sctrr-l lot on Tw.lb..f -, .,,,n. &
t'Aly5' - Is 20 opposite. ssme zig : $50 each
sou DO c'roet Tive fh-.t ana avenue e 9188 90
same sac q go. 90 opposite at sar- 80. Sol
% on Eleventh 81 near avenue G.. 15xl0s = 48I, dc
% ht Al Dry Dlckft fsme size. sos each 16ln. house
9-i -'t .1io 81 r1i d. 90 D. Rutgers place. 16Hll0
rfNt' ] share stock Bank OF New YORK Stnt
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NOTICES.

re- Rev. Mr. Farley Of Brooklyn viii, BY request,
repeat his discourse the Life and Character Of John
Quincy Adams at the Church Of the Divine Unity Broad
way, Pfnce-st. on sunday evening next Service
70 commence at ~ o'clock milo ~
~ Oriental Literary Associntion.-At the hrst
regular meeting OF the above Society subsequent 70 their
Reorganization, hes pursuant 10 notice al then room
Military Hal. 1875 B0wery on Wednesday evening the
9Th inst the following gentlemen were elected officers Tor
the ensuiug Term
Plesident. ..... ...........L. DOUGLAS TAYLOR.
Tice President. ...CASPER A. CHILDS, JT.
Recording SECRETARY. ..CHESTEh h. ChILns
Corresponding SECRETARY. EDWARD W. PARsELLs.
TfeGsurer.................C CAMPBELL c. LIFINGS.
Board Of Directors Charles ID. 6 Mount, John Wea-
ley Harper, A Hippolite Burr seymour Bunce, VIII
hsm u Mead.
Ths young of the City Of New-Yors, who ere lie
OF Joining society for the purposes Of better IN
proving themselves In Debating and oTstory and for the
promuleation OF Literature and the Fine Aris are cor
daily invited 10 visit the Society There Will be meet
iog held every "Wednesday evening at Military Hall until
father notice BY order Of
l.. DOUGLAS TAYLOR, President
c. II CHILDS, Secretary. mlO It
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DR. IT Z IH0kFs
@ A z NJ NJ A NJ n Il a

nor THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, serofuls dys-
pepsis or indigestion rheumatism ulcers sud al dis-
eases arising from impure blood uercursl diseases To-
bsrcles Of the lungs sc. &C.
The strongest certificates Of many respectable citizens
who been cured BY the above medicine can o1
by calling on DR.. ThORP, corner OF Greenric avenue
and Thlrt 81 kighth-aveuus. milo w.
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TVS OLDEST EsrsELIsHEp BASO ~ rHE lNirtp STATS
ndsr ne direction Of r. r. Chrfy whose "'rsabts and
gnai entertainments nightly honofed with oded
.ud hshly respectable audiences. snd favored with
patronage unprecedented by any ent 10 this city
Admission Is cents-doors open AZ concert commences
a. o'clock.
For the accommodation Of families AFrERNooS Cos
CERT FvEsY sArvgpAY-Dbors open a. 2 commences at
q ,,.f..L rs -
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN HATS.
IN THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs ms
Xl friend. aud the public in general that be has Just
opened hi.
NEW HAT STORE,
O7 Nasaust next door tho VI Ann, and onsrs
FOR sale bat Manufactured upon an entire new inyen
ton an improvement Of his on tho waterproof 'tin
BY which Il only retains It's shape bus lmpHs 70 u
p,rpstue sos. This invention, which viii DO used en-
elusvely 10 the manufacture Of his hats viii give them
pref-snes all others In this city His prices VIII oc
First quality Beaver hats.....-..ss....'.'...et ~
First quality NutTA. .'..'.s''.s-.s.s ~
finest and BEST quality Molessin............ %
First quality sils ..............v -...'s.'..'. ~
Second quality silk........t..s....,.....s.. ~
Tho whole unsurpassed for materials, elegance and du
rab!liiy
The subscriber informs the public, that. having served
hi. time tho hating trade aud hsd May years prse
cal .xpegenc. In the business his assortmsnt viii be va.
ranted and every shot made 20 turn OUT an scoePtsoie
article the above reduced prices and OF inc very 'es
materais
Come and Judge FOR yourselves tho Advantages Afforded ~
tht, establishment over Any other
N EsPENsCHElD, iUf NAss.u-sL
MIC az next soor 60 tho corner II Anu.
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-PIANOFORTRs AND PIANINOs


The daily increasing demand IN this country Tor these
Instruments and tho great sassoton they have given 70
buyers both In Ameriss and Europe have iadacsd M
Henri Herr open sales Room 81 zoe Broadway whers
will be found choice selection Of Pianofortss from his
factory Paris which however will DO hoishsd IN hs
sstabshmont Ia EswYork uader hs own and bis fore
mans supentsndsnce for the purpose OF making ihs In
.rumsns perfect with special regard 10 the climate
where they are ordered ID, =,
3uysrs will therefore please mentioni whether they
are wanted for the Northern Southern States
The prices for square Psnofotes seven octavss vary
from $50 70 s450 semi grand panosortes ks those
on which MI Herr played In all bis coneers from 800
10 s3e0 according 10 sire and richness Of case Dufa
bty snd beauty Of tone sre not an'eed oy me
" prices -. -. A.. An.
10 his Pianiuos which rpsssed for nehness OF
tone and elegance Of appearance combining sssf aas
bity with unique orlsncy and facility OF touch They
have been awarded the golden medal OF the hnt degree
The hi shest premium at the disposal Of the Freach Gov
ernment and In general use In France, Enssne sna
Germany -,
Mr. III Horz be e leave 70 refer TO the high suloGisns
beto~ed upon them professors And The press, % The
Of hs Introducing the fisnno Il bis Concert q
the Tabernacle Antei psns large sse Of these iasxu
meats he has pat the price a. log - eHo and Scn
Orders aud letters please direct Agency OF MI Hear
Herr, 500 Brosd~sy Sew-Yoir milo lew
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SPLENDID GOTHIC

~ Door Plates.-Roberss new and splendid style
Of Gothic Door and Number Plstes-sntirely new a.
original designs Those in want Of something new ana
splendid their invited call snd exsmr the
above articles Also splendid assortment OF Goths and
Shield pattern Bell Pulls r. ROBERTS,
ISL Smseod SOP Broadway, near Prinoe-st
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~ toR niu~oN AMP iNrFRNEpl
E&AAzruiNAfE tANplNgs Tho ssu srs sissaia
.is.ssst nups,NS VAgi Ma II Mslisa.
/. W s.,s he ssssstsa Pes a. no Ns "a eta. o. hs
.rst~ss ~ ssss ~ npisht ~ ra.s,ss aFRlr Al the
...t.i.. IA hood ~ t.Ais tks s,'n
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ANoTHER mYSTNRY.

=
DFRFORD GO st0rHouse. viii publish on Thurs
I'd day Part m Mysteries ard MseTies Of New-York by
Ned Bgntiine Still Thrilling and ENcting-rhe In
terest II eli the Characters deepening ap!dyA Bold and
and Open Exposurs-The Wretched and the Criminal
Gsublsrs-A Call upon the City Authorities to DO their
Duty 10 pat them dOwn-Their hsuuts sud HABITS no
longer a Secret 70 tho Guardians Of our City
BERFORD 4 co. ? Astor House,
Have received the largest assortment Of foreign papers
received 10 The City.
London Illustrated News, Lad IS Newspaper, Punch,
Bells Life satirist. Exsmi Wilmer Smiths Times,
Dousi.ss Jsrroids News Spectator London Times Lon
don Dispatch Dublin Nation, Dublin Freemsns Journal
The London Court Journal &c. Call early If you wish
copies
The Apostate. as played At the Park by Mr.. Booth.
The Belle Of the Family, By Mrs Grey. - cts
Flirtati0ns 10 America, BY sesshsld p cts
The Duke and Cousin, BY Mrs. Grey, = cts.
The Illesitimate. By J n. Dugsnn-. p cts
Brian O'Liuo, by w. n. Maxwell, % cts
Secret Memoirs Empress Josephine, vols q
Dombey aud Son, No H. By Chss Dickens . cts
Nslsntins Nox, by Cocktop, 50 cts
Robert Mseaire, BY Reynolds, illustrates % cts
Madison's xposure Of Odd Fello ship, p cts
Percy Ranthrope, By Mrs. Gore, p cts.
All the magazines for March -
The weekly newspapers Of Boston New. ORR ana phil
G5elp hia for sale BY BbkFOhD ~.
md 2t. Astor House.
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