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nEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALbANfI AFRIL o 10
Senate.

ALBANY, APRIL 8, ls4S.
Senate.
Yesterday, the amendments Of the House to the AL
bepy and Cohoes Railroad bill agreed to, the bill
passed The remainder Of the session occupied in
tho discussion Of the bill relative to the Albany bssn
but Il was not disposed Of
To-day the following bills were passed:
The Biughampton aud Syracuse Rsilrosd bill 70
amend the act to collect in New York concern
ing appointments concerning COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
and vr 20 rsss
lands aud tensments for The bill autnorisiDg the
sppcintmsnt Of deputy and clerks In the once Oh
The bill for the formation Of banks rel scted by
vot. of la to H. motion to was laid on the
table:
SYRACUSE AND ROCHESTER, RAILRoAp.
The vote the Syracuse and Rochester Railroad was
fsoonsderee' and the bill laid on the table
Yesterday the House concurred in the Senste's
solution relative to the eulogy on John Quincy Adams
bill was reported to incorporate the Neptune Ocean
Steam Navigation Company.
BILLS PAssED.
To incorporate bridge companies.
To amend the cot to punish the procurement OF abor
A bill for protection Of smsrants WAS taken up in
igrsnt commissioners to oense steamboats, and lighters
employed In removing emgrants from ships An amend
ment vas aieo adopted extending the oensns Of emf
An amendment by Mr. Welsh, that the testimony taken
before magistrate of preliminary examination for
Jury and the trial. rejected after long debate
An amendment was agreed to, that commissioners Of
oath that they have in no manner received any bene-
whatever arising out OF the execution OF tho duties
spsuan8 Strike out the and
was modified by striking out the requirement Of the
oath The bill then referred to complete.
use Of the Syracuse and Rochester abroad.
MIR. PHENx reported adverse 10 the bill authorizing
election Of Supervisors said city aud for the appoint
msnt Of Commissioners to revise the charter Of Now
TN Mn r.i.,v. IN ~. T-ox .rA A,h.c- R.,,roa6
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C0MMRRCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

u. Saturday, April Sd p. M.
Nearly every fancy In the List fell OF to-day compared
with prices current at the rst board yesterday previous
to the arrival Of the steamer. Long Iand declined
per cent; Canton y Farmers' Loan, q; Harlem, ";
Norwich and Worcester, lN Morris Canal u; Treasury
Notes. Illinois 81, r. Tbs sales Of Harlem and Far
mers Loan were To some extent but the market gene
rally was rather quiet Compared with prices ruling
yesterday, there has since been moderate improve
ment.
Al the second board Treasury Notes fell of Vi; Hsr
em /; and Long Iiand per cent. The suspension Of
large French importing house announced this A.
ternoon and or two others named shaking In the
wind.
The annexed table exhibits the quantity of certain
tcles exported from this port during the month Of
March, just closed and from the LIST Of September lsi
to the LIST of April ls%s and for the corresponding Pc
Rod the previous year
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MARxE - ELsEWHERE.
STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, April $50 United States Treasury IS,
1922 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad div bonds l5s
59oo do 75 1000 do days 7 ans Baltimore Gas Com
at q cents premium.
PHILADELPHIA. April s.-First Board -loe bennington
Copper * 1900 State S. 73n 5000 Lehigh Mort Loan
SIX; $50 Mechanic Copper, 100 War Bounty Scrip IS
900 state s. g.; u Norristown X, lax 1900 S. 81
In3X 30 Uaon Canal. TX $500 State S. 73h. Second
Board 1890 State s.. 7s. 10 Reading Bonds. 50
Loan g. 81 03X $50 Girard Bank TX 500 State ss Is
COO War Bounty Scrip, 95h 1000 State So, 7sss
Bosrox, March 7.-Erchonge Board shares Western
Railroad lo3 do North Bank syk; 90 Northern Rail-
road ssh do Old Colony Railroad 10 do do s2 90
200 do East Boston Company. IA: IS do do $50 IA 80
Norwich and Worcester Railroad, s6x; IS do do b3odH
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Exeen ofexp. over rec'pts. $loss Ct 3i.sa2 ssH 10
The interest on the bonds due on the LIST inst was
promptly psd, and the company Is in want Of more
nsy to enable to make the necessary Improvement In
the work. There are many who have . vast deal Of
confidence in the eapabity Of this work to good
dividends but 1t our impression that will be many
years before the stockholders will receive the first ao
ton Of dividend, upon the reduced cost Of the
canal under the several sales Within the past three
years there has been deficiency Of sAs so In the in
come and the increase in the debt adds to the annual
expenses and fear, sinks the deeper into
difficulties. The business Of this canal must be limited
being principally Of local character.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New ORLEANS MARKET, March 30.-Cotton - De-
mand active and the Gales reach fully 1000 bales prices
stifer. The bulk Of tho purchase has again been
for England. sugar-F0ir SO az cents. Molssses-
$50 to 20c. Feurselss Of 500 bbls including 500 ILL.,
nos at S. 40 200 Ohio at So ass 900 Ohio and 100 In
nois at So 50 100 st. Louis at IS 63 and 200 ne st
S.. Corn-5,000 sacks have changed hands, including
$500 bushels out of fat boats the white 81 cents and
tbs yellow at $780, 900 prime yellow ct 4Oc and TAG
mixed at $50. Oats-St Louis, s3c inferior, 2sc.
Wheat 900 bushels prime at 81 o.. Whiskey Ito
Pork-Mess, So s7Kas; prime ct 81.
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War and Great Excitement In France, and

st greater tie corr, Of Fulton and Nassau streets, oppo
res, tar ali the oher store, In the city. 1t astonishng
see the grea ed Young doing and well he
in the civ lie cells liz best French calf bots, from 81 So
sold In other Sc AID do hne calf ~ TO- usually -
small profits with large salss, THE DOCTOR.
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BosroN, April s.-Flour-The market exhibited no
change and steady ct rates current before the
Sales Of 700 barrels made including Genesee and
other western brands, At 50 Is $e s7K Corn-salss
Of 10000 bushels made, including white and ysl.
low at ~ . &c., Rys-salss Of 500 bushsls were made
ct $50. ostssalss Of 1000 bushels were made 1t 81
$40 Provisions stood about the ssms while the market
was dull. Freshts-No change; engagements were II.
mitAd
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There has been In the aggregate increase this year
compared with the year previous. The shipments Of
domestic goods have this been double last. As
this comparative statement includes but few staple
items Of export gives but limited idea Of the trade
60 far ~ goes u interesting to those engaged In the
movements Of the articles named.
The managers Of the Norris Canal Company are
making suoh Arrangements WILL they think, place
their affairs in prosperous condition. 1t appears
by recent report that the cost of the canal the
sent stookholdsrs Is 5Aa249 This includes debts and
all claims against the company. The debts secured by
mortgage bonds, payable In 1885, amount to $42s $50
bills payable this and next year ST $685. and % 900 in
aosting debt The ineeme and expenditures in each Of
the past three years, were - annexed -
RECEIPTS AND EYPRNpIruRes,oY TINE MoaRu CANAL
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are always les io~sed wi1h scarf and
which prevent the hair from growing The to por Of The
skin winch lak energy 70 convey nortshment The hair
slightly the the EVIL The ale
speedy md within he reach Of every parent
Of lis Kind ever offered the American public For sale at
81 Brcads aud by the wholesale and re all druggists and
fancy dsae
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PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
SUMMARY.

The Southern and Eastern lines of Telegraph
being out of order yesterday, we are deprived Of
our usual dispatches from those quarters. The
legislative synopsis, &c., will be found below.
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BALTIMORE, April 8, 1913.
The JYashfu gf0u Mems.

Although our citizens have not been long out
OF their beds, the city is flooded with extras con-
tanning full and detailed accounts of the news
received by the steamer Washington, of which
but a brief telegraphic account appears in the
morning papers.
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,etlmony is from Mr. Va. Aeuto,. formerya Member q
Congress Gom hoeLand 60 New York and well worthy
sI ssen very seriously sfcsd foI
dzz the head and shooting pains in the limbs de-
bty purchased bottle Of sasapariia thought
helped Thsn procured bottles before
had used Vas ea;irely cursd and think
ted with debility and nervousness Yours respectfully
ISAAC b VAN HOUTON. Principal Office, l2s Fulton
street. ~ Y
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Gentismsns Spring Sacks, Cashmsrstts,
Cloth, Tweed Drsp Gate and Alpaca, 81 to IS each,
Dres end Erock Coa made in the latest style Fneh Cloth
SGT s2 each, Vests in sndis variety Satin silk and :.
IS; few Of them Ave dollar suits Boy Suits from
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re E,IrE AyiH9E o. The Pa ggIs a. a.

JNR RtLPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PKACriCAL
~ PRIVATE TREATISE" &c ia copsulUd upon the
diseases there referred to- nc hiss rsic 80 Geenwich Sc
who apply 10 the early Of these VIII
rapidly apd Little co tehding
their cue. He believes however it u ehsny those WIG
other who property ecie ms services espe
s,sily structure from its INST or nc pen % US moie 80
which iron uncoinnon adj
vantsges ia addition extensive paece IN ms so-
for stating obtained irom no other source IA
Amsrica Office hours to ~ A. and TO ~ M, Nonn
DAYS nvayisbiy Consulations by letter may be
d dresssd Boz sSs Lower Post Office. NewYo.k"
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Sporting Intelligence.

CENrREvILLE COURSE, On Monday, the famous
PAGERS Roanoke and Village Boy will contend for q
purse The extraordinary time made by them last Mon
day and the doubt in the minds Of sporting Ia
which Of the two the nsee create considerable In
contents The sporting campaign Of the spring pro
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$500 {, C

usnn CHALLENGE.--N0rlCE TO GENTLE
BCUU meu who their old clothes 20 look like new
On a, the Taoring Cleaning Dyeng aud Repairing Estab
iishment stGs God street wee YOU can get all grease
sose vour clothes ct the shortest and the
,s,.or,be terms By NO All &c Gold doors
ffom Beekm1u ~ The highest price psid for gentle
y Nearirr ,Nnar~i.
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ar % ASeman Francis Tillou; for As
gacs, Lawrence Ackefmani for Constables, Charles f.
Watts Samuel W. Hubbard; for School Rn-
bers Paitson for School Inspector, William Kerblc; for
school Trustee, John h, koss WILLIAM WEST, Chair.
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CLAY FEsTIvAL.-THE THIRD ANNUAL FEsTI
val 10 ecmmemo,aiion Of the birthday Il Henry Clay,
srs nc h day Of Ae ~ eeleek number Of di.tin
invited ckets be obtained Of VIM. H. London agent
Of the Tnbuoe and a.o Of the members Of the Erecn
i've Commttee-fhip w Engs Chairman Of Committee Of
AIsns.HeV5'' John nress seers,ry E.seu;iys Com
som A. w. Bradford NJ B. Hunt James Kelly, B. g. Ward
T. e Hancs, Benjamin Drake, William Tyson, N q. Brad
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MT ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-oN MON.
VI day evening hpni 70 the en'sytainDsnt, viii com;
THE SENTiNEL.MaxamiI'an sehleppse. Mr. Holland /;
Fsdsrick M,l's% NisEIn;Ss Li9dS Mary Ta,lsT Asr
frau; S M. C9noyer El.. subb9; Ms; r Mary Tiyer;
Peter spyt, Mr. Holsnd; Gertrude, Mary Taylor.
cluds with KABRl-kabIi, Hr Holland: Doors open at
curain at ~ o'clock Dress Circle 50 Cents upper
hOxss a. t2H
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OpaN EVERY NIGHT-CHRIsTv's MINsTRELs

OPhN EVERY NIGHT-CHRIsTy'S MINsTRELS
~ Afternoon ConcertMechanics Ha |, 4T2 Broadway,
bstween Gra and Broome every night during
the week Unparalleled Twenty eighth week Of the
original hristy Mintcls the oldest established b.nd in
the United States gadsr tn direction Of F. CHRisTY.
norcd with crowded and highly respectable audiences aud
fvored with PIT unprece1 ented BY
this city. Admission IS Doors Conc
O'Clock For the accommodation Of Families.
rnen 9o,c lock
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CAP MANUFACTURED. c. NILLMAkTH RE-
~ pectuy his old friends and customers that
hiss Of the Cap msnufscor alta he'd
to the New Yo Hat Companyo ls The fact (well
known the trade and the public sly that he the
odr and experienced OF Cars this CITY,
will be su that Article in his line su
ing from the sbcve will amply sustain the Ispu
tuguned bis and c he has acquired BY years
Of application this psrtcua ne ef busne,s
From long eIresnee and facilities, he feels conf
dent the public thathe able TO furosha uer
aitico lower than any other eabshmert 10 this
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nt.:Ty, Eng:, ! I; Dsds., q W: B,ennans LAT.
H.ae. Bsaaais bi INV William T H:ts BRAD Brad
THIRD, WARD "RE0ULAR WHO IN9MINA-
n q: i:s:
70; chair COZ
II % *.
% % Oh. S ward the s
%in.Ihomas Mcknight For As':ssns Aid.,man-js"ph
h,,ss 70. Ai:os Js%ss Hrp
81 or G Il ss a
Isaac GrfiaS Hugh Martin For School Co%%l,,ionsy-
m. Thsma. mad q.
& n o ws he hs: d aT,e s 81:
Fiat Iaf %fid osr ssp ;;ss
tant Alderman we have well known the wings Of the
me Of ns:
w o. ns :d s
IiHys bsi 9s, for Th they nc%s.ss JOHN
FOURTH wARD.-DEMoCKATlc REPUBLICAN
jon Sss 2sy SS
s' aEsa 91ss
Charles H. Coladay fourth district John II. Bowie,
po E'I Fow. 70; as.n, ES!
w. Clark The cbove !. the only regularly nominated de-
s' T sPS B. .
ward mittes Charles Doaahsrty Anthony B. Carroll
,ecretsries ward committee - ! -. 80.
E0UaTH w.ARD.-REGULAR, NOMINATION.
ek fapeo.or Of Common cSoos Dr. Tbo%as H. Bur-
Ia.: for Trr..ee Of Common Schools. Patrick Msrrcs
SIxrH WARD. oARogsE;gEGylAn - N Z!
Geraghy Thomas Thomson; for Consabes Otto u Back
9 s;s Ms'!sSs 9.}.ft.' & s:; g.
%i JOIN soisS NJ
vaeh:; for isspector Of Com@oa Schools. Dr. Daniel NJ
for s. DEF dssfS Pr
s cSu Iss:a
SIXTH wARD.-DEMOCRAyIC WING NOMINAL
MTG5 Ads Simon C.nDon kor A'.i'!ras AL
jesse Wsefs For d:es: Lester Wit
VR For +. q ArShSaS q synfh
D Rs.: W5T EsT, ~
sPXRKs. Chairman; x. 3. xmeImau. Secretary ''''' -
> Eomu.tioa. A:.i:s.at HIdeFm.n, JOHN aEEkN;
p.
4! D.tnes-Io..ph DslysshiG, JOSEPH, H.aoa %
:;ss sisss ~ j:ss Cor.
n: osa%os ssSesl: d.
David Miller; Ferry JOIN DsTssia:
kspaIie.a kia:sm1D MS.s: Y.
.. Jacks0s; for assistant Alderman, VIM Van Wyck; for
aa f.anf D. Job s,S Woo
John 0ibbcns-school Cicen-FoI CYmnis.ensT, y. A.
tee. Thon.. aaaan.
ITO THE ELECTORs OF THE Sixth WARD
Reports having been freely eirculsed throughout the
y n a si: Z
as ~ M or he AK friends
IL k'hsf and
Si!y Of New York for the at Judicial Sstiie AMEs
sEEsH Es5 Fills Justice of the City of New York k
WANTING-A STU ALTON. BY A REsPECTABLE
work. AND pss:
cali At 4osT ID avenue. $500. : 80
WANTED-A. SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK.
washer, and irouer. or to do ehamberyok aud foe
was % H M
to 60 % tn. county The bs. Of city rei.rsnSe will given
the second on Il. dat door, Ca Can ;. for
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH $3.50 IN THE
Nv bq;n.s Of publishing well established and
lar rs.t & S ; 4. as Of $4,000
be returned through the same medium.
SCOTCH SERVANT GIRL WANTED IN A SMALL
- family East Brooklyn, without children. She
dei,tsnd cooking washing and ironing, &C. Liberal
will be given Apply to Charles 3. French No IT Nasau
Office No
MET NURSE WANTED-TO GO A SHORT DIS
w lance in the Apply, with good recommend
tons at No 2t Ninth street.
REMOVAL NOTICE. eel WISH TO INFORM ALL
have removed cash tailoring cleaning dyeng repairing
shop, from - Murray Broadway, where
prspated to clean your coat. for pants s at short notice
fabric they clean look equal
trial will the fact. line a call attended by A.
tORTSSO, No. 6 Murray street.
NOR sALE-THE WELL KNOWN EATING sA
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e As1 isS osioef fsas Semi. s..s.
Sos thu
Rsss 5 f::: & viii sss
enter. g. Medoc J; f. Nodns Yours AmeIea.;
Dol IsH MEETIN6-POLIsH EXILEs. REslDENT
in New c,k and vcniy are to meet on Non.
1 $ss s''' the 10Th Of April at No. % Delaney Street Ne"
y RESyLAa I, ApsouRiNNEp S yes.
IN . y aIa.l
yPEEN siT,zz y daad 'i sser.;:rv 'N'''
n OF U. A.. AMERICAN CHATTER, NO e-THE
m,%ssr' Of h charter are saS.tss to me, at Inc
eisey with Frsnka Chapter the IurPcs. Of
ss .'S'. e c
COZ REwARD-LEFT HER RE ,IpENCE NO q,
mp So on Hp a. %
TO be IN STATE ofiss.s.y Had black sill. drs': small
a es'S
cd the above Re -sS will be paid Tor Che o. sss eS
* ~ WI
r .osT-A GREEN LEATHER POCKET BOOK. BE;
"a ;ns al
81 q. u,e 10 an, one bat the owner No,s Of Martin We
e. Ss:; e a. &c {, s e.:
ss ."% e.. si .a:iss to hif May
GREAT ExIITENENT IN ofLENDID q { HEAP
" Dry Goods at t9s Grand street-G X; LOsEE VIII
mere AMI Cape sh.wls. "a Silk shsw; for IL .hirss
Liz Cnghams Printed Muslns together with great va
rey Of pe sessonabe Goods which will be sold lower than
ever Please call the door from
mpy OF the city q. X. LOsEE. 4es Grand ,,eet
ERENCH, GERMAN AMP ENGLISH INsTRUC,
on given by we'll educated ladies' 36s Broadway second
hoer the honas OF their pupils Conversational courss
IN andFrench will nths Trans
lsons done Address Farnss Agency 1868 Broadway, 2nd
floor.
Two THE LEATHER TRADE-A HOKQYGH MAN
Of business with Practical knowled.e of the currying
and tanning rades that has travelled through England Ire
land France and Germany for the eight years
with thorough knowledge Of the markets and first
necton would wish 70 engage a. s,iemsn or
othsrwise esabshment. The satsfac
t,ry reference given rsspectAby Alpha, Lovejoy
Hotel.
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MEDICAL OFklCE-Dh. JOHNSON, DoANE
l street, Chatham street. 50 well Known as e mos'
successful New York 10 the treatment on vens
real dsssse The Doctors atom TOT k ~ ,ness oa
eases ha 1ysu the body OF IN the throat or nose
The hesd and bones Of the legs effsctuai cured
10 by Young men, causing lseyious dreams ana nkny sss
cns preyented Recent cured IN four days.
G hnnt nas No Alterations dist, or prevention from
hns,
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BROADWAY THEATRE MONDAY RvENIEG.
Apr 10Th viii be presented The drama called the ADE0
Q Anderson Madame La Rose, Miss +. Wsll,ck Louis
MIS-. Wsl!s To be followed by LIE &C DEs FEES
e.ds With The pitt comedy Of EVERY BODY,s HUs
bury, MIR. Hadaway Mrs Pimpsn ell. Mrs WiRstsnley-
Doors open at Observation-Disclosures beRin half
pre.s Circle and Pmqustte 50 cts-Ftmiiy circles as
Gallery.
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ID AHNUMS AMERICAN MUSkUM--P.T ]. BARNUM /,
- Proprietor: HrrcHcoex, Manager. sp endd per
evening at QUAR- er before The has engaged for
only this WEEK. the American Firekpg, who bot
aud PEI forming of other wonderful eais He
low comedian Great Western Mis-. Ben'rd Actress and
Vocalist Mas Julien Noble yrs. PeIbv's War Scripture
sion the hole including Mu,sun Peferm,nces &C.
alone l2 Reserved front seats, shilling oh
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EoR LIvERPOoL--TO SAIL ON WEDNESDAY
the afh inst the packet ship Oneida CAPT willard For
cabin only hch has furnished
acecmmoda',ons ppy TO the mater board N
r., or TO BOYD HlNCKEN. reom Toutine Buildings.
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- Pnteux. Cafe DIES Mile Colonies Manager E. g.
Gre,y-Music cal Director, Mr. Old6sd.Animaed Pictures
End Pygmaon Stauary by company ladies and
tlenen with draperes, &c-Monday, Apr 10.
OATH Vulcan forging the Bolt. Of lows Anazorn ,umIh;
Morn star sc. Part s-vginus and Virginia: Anthony
End Cinopta SC. Taheau in hos Of the French Republic
Orchestra box Paruuetts rs Boxes l2k
p.,svm.rc =. m c,mrnrrrs n, q o,ciock 80 = "
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NJOTICE-ON AND AFTER rATuRDAY, FER
IN mary 9th, the st,smbos, staten ISL Ek will
tine At OK, 10 AM II NJ, 2PM oPN. Leave New York
At JAM. ii AM, PM, ~ P.M- sFM.
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DANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi painted hres miles Of being
the largest painting the world the Panorama building in
(sundays excepted1 Admission so cenis; chidren half
Price TIE will moving ~ O'Clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesday and sarur
DIV nj o'clock
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6,ONCERT ROOM, NO. sac BROADWAY. ONE
~ door the Broadway Theatre Saturday evs.inG
April l8 This evening for the Benefit ofJo hn
G,urgas Jr Treaauer Of the above named On
which the unrivaed Band of Congo Mnstres will
in Costumes and produce VARIETY Of thsir hu-
Gees Songs. Lhofuses Buresques Dances &c &C.
Admission a. cents Doors att ocock-to CONNIE nee
o'clock Strict attention will be paid to preserve good or
dsron Jecc
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SIXTH WARD-DEMOCRATIC WING NQMINA-
- For Aide man. Simon ClanDon. For Assistant Al
Jesse Weeks For Con,,abe. Gsors: Ma9p Lester VII
Abraham Ferdon. jun I'd District, William Davis. John
Hooper; Sd District, Daniel 3. Weeks William Rowe; +th
DISTINCT James Hevins, Jacob H. Gumbell WILLIAM H.
SPARKS, Chairman; A. B. Amermap, Secretary.
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ITO BOOT UNDERSTANDING FROM THE HA'
yre packet Splendid small consignment OF sample rafs
Boot, and Shoes Of fashion, sma adyssce fiom
the Orders received for account Of the makers at
W-I street LIVINGSTON WELLS co.
Mo. ONE COURTLANDT STREET-LATE NO.
IN Thee-VTnom Fow era pre- MUM aud only real Wal
uut oil Military Sh,ynI Soap. THIS uurivsled soep thu
ogia aud heard Of either IN London o. Pms. 10
tenGed by initiating the gc.uine article IL 10
tail the Pcifumery Fancy Stos
above (touth side soc right
mar he deceys d bv ,ipos| GEO GROSER.
BOSTWIcK II AS REMOVED TOq CHAMBERS
~ street pposite until the Of May after which
his Office will be opened permanently at 500 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHiLAuELfHIA.
w Resngsgemsut OF MIR. Andersop.-Mcndiv evening.
Anvil 10Th, will be peIoIn.d Sergeant Taf.fd play OF
GLENCOE or the LAST OF THE MACDONatDs-
Macdonald, Whes,l,y; John Macdonald Lsman; A,,ter
donald Mrs Blake; He en- ampbeil Miss A. Fnher. Fancy
Dance. by Mrs A. Walters To conclude " nh THE WAN
cpm. Ebsrle; Herbert Carroll Mr. Neei MIS-. Crincum.
Mrs Thsyer; Peggy. Mrs Rogers. Tuesday, Mr. Asderson
vii erD ear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

GRAND CONCERT AT The TABkkNACLE.-
" On Thursday evening" 18th hpi iS&s Inc ltan vpess
COMPANY will Sing the Sacred Drama Of NtBUCHAD-
NEAR a1d some other Musical Items Pt0afamms early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

A BERNETHYs BOTANICAL PILLS FOR THE.
IA speedy agd radical Of venereal Diseases gests
uethrsl di.ehsrses, whites female weakns
pills made from the prescription of the late ele
brated Dr. Abernety. who, for grcst a7cce
full prescribed them IA all stages Of the above diseases NOT
only HIS ptvats Practice but IN several rubc hospitals
The wide celebrity of Abenethy Pills is the best guaranty
for their quick and positive success curing all tho above
complaints In the early stages OF guohra one POI gene
rally sufficient TO sfecs ours in few dsys 10 Dc ne gss
une, wholesale and retail, only at AfOIhICAhiES'
HILL. 9s O. thsriuc street and Ia1 Maiden lave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

CHATHAM THEATRE--MONDA EVENING.
Arr ~ Ioh m Be- gs;sstsS ,hs drama eIt,d the
SI s. NJ NJ Vary; Mads;Hs s R3Sh Asr
With the sPIRIT OF The WATERS, or the FIRE
F!ENDBir Hudebrand Mr.. Held; Master Lspwig Frog.
Winans Opda, Mrs b Booth; Qndine, Mrs GJones; Dame
MaIsuertta Wray Lotto, Miss DeoIisne Doc" open att
cents; Pit lax.