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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26
DICil


Yesterday morning, 25th inst, PgLL CARPENTER,
In the 26th year Of his age
The friends Of the family Of his brotherin-lsw Isaac
Kip, Jr and his partner Andrew Clark are invited
from No. l34 Christ opher street.
On Friday evening the oath instant JAMES DeDsoS, in
the 32d year of his age
The relatives and friends Of tho family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral this Sunday) after
noon, at O'clock from his late residence so Leonard
street.
On Friday, ths 2tsh, HERMAN REScxN aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the Liquor
Dealers Society respectfully invited TO attend on
Sunday the s6th, at O'Clock NJ from his late rest
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On Friday, March oath JAMES QuroLEY, after long
illness, In the 18th year OF his age
The friends Of his family and Of his sister, MIS- Ann
Gallagher respectfully invited attend his funeral
feom MS late residence No 254 Grssnwich street. this
Sunday afternoon, without further invitation.
On Friday the Gath inst of consumption, GEoRoE w
ESNn, IL the 2Sth year of his age.
HIS relatives spu friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
from his late residence 254 Walker street, without fur
Their invitation.
On the 25th inst, DANIEL KELLY, OF Thomas Kelly
His funeral will take place this Sspday) afternoon
street
On the gath inst, Mr. LAWS LEosoR in the 69,h year
Of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend his f
neral TINS sunday a6h inst, at one o'clock, I'm rom
his late residence, No. ~ Horso street near Eighth
avenue. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
On saturday. thu 2Sth inst JOHN JOHNSON, aged 46
years formerly Of Omssh, county Tyrone lr.snd and
late sexton of John Street M r. Church In this city
The friends Of The family are invited to attend his
funeral on Monday afternoon at O'clock from his late
residence, 400 William street.
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com N ERCIAL hFFAIRS.
honey MARKET.


The stock market opened firm this morning, and at
the first board there material variation In prices
The sales only to limited extent, and there ap
pears to be disposition among spectators to hold
notwithstanding the fears and apprehensons relative to
the expected accounts feom the other side The steam
may arrive before another business day
as she will be about due tomorrow It is impossible to
form any opinion to the probable complexion of the
accounts but is impression that the effect of
the most unfavorabe has already been anticpat
ed Should tbs advices be favorable the weight that
has pressed 90 heavily upon financial affairs during the
past week, will be Immediately removed, and an ad-
vance In prices forour most important staple, and in
stocks generally, will speedily bs realized.
The Cambria carried out f3,27s TO Liverpool end
$4,000 to Halifax in specie.
The amount of coal transported the Reading Rail-
road for the week ending the 2sd instant $3.50
tons max ng the aggregate for the season. 1854 1853 tons
1t appears by recent report, that the stock invest
ments of the Boston insurance corporations amount
s3e09, 1885, real estate and mortgages $ll5 s23 loans
on collateral Ssss 335; capital Stock S4575 900; money
borrowed 500 unpaid losses $500 $685. Are premiums
received risks not terminated s43s losses paid in
year ending Dec. L. ls47 1852 O2. Their aggregate
resources put at $5e557s; and their liabilities
SIS SIS, 403
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of bread
su exported from the United States to Great Britain
and Ireland from Sept ls47, to the latest dates this
We
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Total. l5372i 1886 25l3e l,7i2 $50
The shipments from this port to France in the same
time, have been 6i3 ibis -four, 3s92 bushels wheat,
10 500 bushels oats From New Orleans to France,
aoas bbs -four 1t will DO perceived that the shipments
have boen comparatively limited to what they for
the corresponding period last year.
The annusl report of the Albany and Wet Stock
bridge Railroad Company for the year ls47 presents
the annexed statement Of It's operations and condition
ALBANY AND Wssr srocxsxrpeE RAILROAD.
Lost OF construction to Dec Slst, ls47 sos rs
Number of through passengers. loe,ssoH
49, way ......... 390T
The expense OF road repairs, including the
repairs OF building ferry boat and dock In
No locomotives or cars Of any description arc owned
by the company horses have been employed
BY the company. One machine shop at Greenbush is
owned by the company. The number Of miles run by
the passenger trains OF the lsssec 81 the number
OF miles by the freight trains Of the lessees l4
ao6 the number ofmiies by ell other trains is a.
Az There Is no income The lessees pay the interest
on tse bonds of the city Of Albany which amount to
81 ooeOGo an rent Tho length of road In operations
under tho lease to the Massachusetts, Western Railroad
Company, is 3sk miles
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mARKE rs ELsEWHERE.
gTOCK SAI.Re

BALTIMORE, March ats oos Uaited.sates SIS 1867, 1898
1000 Maryland deferred 6 49, 1000 do3 100 do 49, 1000 do
49, lee9 do -; 1890 do 49, ooe hR div bonds opg 49,
Is shs Farmers' Planters BIZ, AIN
fHILADE1 PnIA. March 25.-First Bodrd-50 TT per
CTS lo $3.50 State SIS 73z $500 TO- IS 49, $50 New Jeri,y
sM l6o GrsId ~ .9er saies-S5,o State IS 73 $3.50 DO
1915 500 State, 0rard Bank II; Penn Town,bp
Bank 2s 80 Mosrs Cans. loY 5000 State Sc, s3wn 49, a
32N; 1899 Sch Nav Loan 6 &c. ; 100 Lehgh Coal scrip g.
,BosTor March 2-Brokos Boards share, Boston and
Worcester Raread, INK 10 do Western Railrosdtl0s,
30; 10 do Vermont Railroad. IS; io8
Reading Railroad l9 do do 49, $50; Is do East Boston Co.,
l414, i60; IS do do, IA $50; III do do, lsk.
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There was heavy frost yesterday morning, which
fear has almost entirely destroyed seriously check
ed the young fruit aud egstablesMoJis Herald and
Tribune, March 10Th
The Prairie Farmer published at Chicago under date
Of February 2s, ssys In all this vicinity for 100 miles
each way the Hessan 1y present in great numbers
and the fl Is enemy not to be avoided by sowing
spring whestn The fly has done serious damage the
coming crop in several of the middle and southern
counties Of this Territory.
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Supreme Court.

against Adrian Vdnderpeer-NIr. Wilink fled bill in
that in the spring Of the year 1885, Vsndsrveer applied
to him and Mr. vasques to join him in ths purchase OF
that he could purchase the properly at price much
below its vsus; and that by dividing into lots could
vs 9a o. sOa e. gs o oon
dence in the judgment Of the said defendant and in his
integrity consented that the defend ant might make the
purchase their joint account The bill then states
that In few days arward. the said defendant informed
them that he had bought farm from John and Michael
Nefus containing one hundred acres for the sum OF
$4,000 half BIS paid cash. in notes payable
at short periods and the other half to be secured by
"a Sa ps
to the plaintiff and that he had purchased az
forty acres, ard another piece from Mr. suy DAM of
twelve acres and that be to pay for tho two last
acre The pisntia thon ayers in his said bill tina. re-
lying the judgment Of the said defendant and hav
irg no suspicion Of his want Of integrity no advanced
his proportion OF one equal third pant of the cash pay
meats to be made upon the said purchase And the bill
states that it was agreed between the parties that the
said defendant by whom bonds and mortgages to
be given for the balance OF the purchase moneys and
that tho plaintiff afterwards paid his third Of the
moneys due upon the said mortgages; and partition Of
tho said lands was made and the plaintiff received from
which was allotted to him. The b then states that
within short time before the bill nled, lin ls45)
the psintf for the first time discovered that h. had been
deauded by the said defendant That the said Wander.
$40 and not $4,000 as he had falsely ana frsudu.
drsd which he had represented had bought for
$40 ooo he also purchased for the 900 from Mr. No
meadow; which for the purpose Of deceivng the plain
til and vasques he caused to be conveyed to his bro
one hundred and for The like purpose Of deoevins
the paintiR he had falsely and fraudulently persuaded
Mr. Nefus to state the consideration money in the
The bill also stated that the psintir had also disco.
ysrsd that he had been deceived and def:udsd BY the
sented that he had paid for the lands purchased
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rOpPrGy MApKFTs

MArArzAs, March IL, lS4s.-Our sugar rarket has of
late become quite animated and considerable advances
have been made Ia prices. We now quote prime white
ga RS; ordinary 81 ss rs; Floretta yellows ~
RS good to prime 5A 7 RS; browns 81 rs Cucuru-
chos a ~ re-; Muscovadoss Az 81 rs Molasses
mains very firm at per key The last sales Of rice
here was the cargo Of the Isabslla at liz 80 days
and there remain in store the of the Zephyr T.
c. Bartlett, and the Magnolia There 10 bat little in
quiry for vessels which are numsrous and reights to
the states are very dull at SIX box s4h hid Of
on the States par Sterling at 10 II per cent premium
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The hss length when those cted with
will NO orger be obiiyei suffer after without
hopes Yeef Dr. Shrake has for long time pactsed his
Profession in st Peterborough and since his arrival
country has VISITED all its principal cities He emnsrtly
each and every he will perfect Of bunors
the line of Chropeds We advise all who thus afflicted
TO call the Doctor at his ocs No. 63 Chambers
and he
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Were Is Louis Philippe. Is he In Ameri-

ca No! But our friend Young in the City. And what is
they can find the best imported French calf Boots 81
make 50 So sold in other cheap from 81 This
would friends that Youngs Paris Boot Emporium
Gatei Sc Al good: warranted to .e.i,fetion Quick
corner OF Falton and Nassau streets. The DOCTOR.
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Gold Pens, Cheaper th.n the Cheap.st.-

= One0p6BLs-
C?nt merchants and Others dealing in Gold or Cases
VII ad mach to th,S ntere, to e.nmp' the assortment
ing elsewhere They there land there ony at
extremely low prices good article be cold Besides
those Of their make B. c. keen the Pens Of all he
beat pen masers in the country wholesale retail Gold
stars) al Is John street r w
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Religious Intelligence.


CALENDAR FOR ArRIL.-2. Fourth Sunday in Lent
O. Fifth Sunday in Lent L. Sunday next before Easter
III Monday before Easter Is, Tuesday bsfore Easter
10 Wednesday before Easter 30 Thursday before Eas-
ter; a. Good Friday; % Esster Even a. Easter Days
"a Monday in Easter Week; IS, Tuesday In Easter
Week; &c. First Sunday after Easter.
TIE Reverend the Vicar of Woburn-one Of the cler-
gy of the Bedford esatehas been to the val
liable living OF st. Psuls, Covert Garden, London.
Henry the Seventies Chapel, at Westminster. Is said
to be so dlapdated that II not soon repaired will be
In a state of ruin.
Addresses have lately been presented to the Dean of
Hereford expressing gratitude for his conduct upon
late OCCASION from five different bodies of the clergy
Three Others of like tenor have been to the
Dean and Canon Hun'ingford corj ointy whilst indi
vidusl clergymen are giving more substantial form to
their gratitude by donations to be applied specially by
Dr. Merswsther and Canon Huntingord in the restora.
ton Of tho Cathedral.
-Four new churches in London await consecration
The Bishop Of Manchester enthroned on the 18th
Of February, in the choir Of the Cathedral Church
There in the world about 800, 900 600 of souls
or these Christianity is protested by Roman
CatAoncs. SOO0O,0OO
Protestants. 70,O00000
creek church. Observation-Disclosures. 90 100000
400 900 900
2 There are who never hear the gospel, Jews, blind
ed by unbelief Recommendations. 900 900
Mahommedans deuded by the false prophet 40 900 600
Pagans. sunk in idolary and sup erston. 0OOO
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NTlacellanenpla

The last catalogus for Union College, contains the
names of 3o4 students, vz:Senior, 1922 juniers l09
sophomores, 3d. freshmen "a
Funeral ceremonies in honor OF tho memory of Elk.
President Adams were hsld In Richmond, Va, on the
2lst mat The procession nearly q mile long, and
was composed Of persons of all political parties.
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II. u Jones, II Ann ST., formerly called No.
No man can do business unless both buyer
solo at the ollo wing price. than .e5oo that
such low prices sell FIST quality Of French
Dress Calf Boots at 81 M second do 81 50 to 81 French Pa
tent Leather Boots 3d. My small, my expenses light
asd competition il challenged
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Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Der Schon GIL snz.
This beautiful European polish for the hair by Whoehler
Son Al sro.awsy and Samuel Raynor. g BoTery The
nous Beware Of the daring counterfeit by bear.
ing tbs name OF tho legal proprietor WIN. JOHNSON, u
proprietor for the United States "
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"AAss Va uhAy AeepS ctCrhAuy talking ABOUT
cheap clio hngBa what she when she hears sbou
Them Fye Dollar Suits aud the cash neette drap dete
tweed alpaca and cloth business elegan
to IS eeeh? Al:o fine assortment Of dress
Beskman streets. Cash paid for gents clothing.
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8. Amongst these 600 600 0C0, there are sply about
l4o0 Protestant missionaries Independent Of native
Ca Great Britain, and the continent Of Europe one
missionary to avery 49ss7l persons.
ne e en.ire sum OF money raised ~ the cnurches
OF Great Britain for missionary purposes 10 about $780,
600, and by those Of America O00 making together
1000 GEO. sum only equal to tbs annual gifts Of idoa
ters at kaleos temple at Calcutta.
II every Sabbath scholar in Great Britain would
ceect only ore penny per week for Christian missions
itwo.d raise f4s3,333 IS 81 per year which divided
amongst the different missionary societies. would enable
them to print twice as many books establish twice
many schools support twice ss many missionaries and
or the hcathen world 80 1000, 600 die every year
AZ rate Ss n0I IS d Sa
Rsferma Ion.
By recent pastoral letter the Bishop of Nancy has
In his whole diocese the perpetual alteration
OF tho blessed sacrament This devotion which will
hsnosforward be prnctssd each day in of this pa
rshes OF the diocese was opened with great solsmrty
IN the cathedral OF Nancy on the first of January
During the year ls!7 81 persons abjured Protestant
Ism and were received into the Catholic church in the
diocese of Cambria.
The Count de Chateaubriand, the celebrated writer
hiss presented - the church Of St. Malo magnificent
are the foe: four little inches with the statues of the
four evapgests; above these four more alle
goricsl statues and the whole is surmounted by the
symbolic vine
The Rev. Robert r. Stanton, graduate of tho Now
Haven Theological Seminary, ordained the work
Of the sosp. ministry and Installed pastor the ns
bytery Of Albany, on the 9th Of February.
The Right Rev Bishop Purcell and nearly all the Ca
holic clergy of the city attended by numerous body
OF the aity recently conveyed tho honored rtmSins
the first Bishop of Cincinnati from the vault in the
church of st Xsvier to the place prepared for their
coption beneath tine high altar of the cathedral The
coffin was borne by four Catholic gentlemen who had
known the departed prelate. The appearance OF the
procession as II moved along the street the semu
OF the Dc Profundis' and the respectful manner Of
those who witnessed tho scene left deep impression
all.
The Rev. O. Moore has accepted unanimous call
10 the rectorship Of the united parishes OF Trinity
church. Covngton and st. Pauls, Newport, Kentucky.
Tho Rev: II. b Claxton, chaplain OF the diocesan
nooi az West Chester Pennsylvania has declined the
Gall from 81 Johns Church, Georg etown D. Co. and
seped unanimous call of the vesry to Christ Church.
the Nv. David Greene Haskns has been elected
ed the invitation. > ~
ne Kew Edward Billiard, of Pittsfeld has received
ana accepted call to tho rectorship of st Mchaes
ohu,eh Msroenead, Mass, nnd expects to enter upon
the unchArso OF ms duties as rector after Easter
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Phalon,s Chemical HAIR InvIgor.tor.-sel.

The laboratory the nished useful
arte'eI than this 1t only nvigorates bu in all
whee the nucleus Of the fibre destroyed will
the hair beside, giving it gloss and debility which no
has will produce. Sold PHALONS
broadway and by wholesale and retail druggists ard fancy
dealers
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IL the fearful moment The jurorslook solemn a. grave
stones. The jury now say the prisoner is guilty
The prisoner svowed his Innocence and made a short
but pathetic speech, wsn the Cnef Justice asked him
il he had any thing say why sentence should not bs
his tbs in PERSONS who might be within the
Of his voice at this time He bid both friends and
enemies an afeotionatc farewell.
There was a rumor current in Boston on Friday that
Or Coolidge had committed suicides but this needs
frmati0n.
CoLuMBIA COUNTY CouRT OF SEssIoNs.-On tho IL tn
instant the Grand Jury OF Columbia county brought
indictments for arson &c. sganst George and Joseph
Finkle, George Floutin and Egbsrt Wheeler, VIII
the Grand Jury came into with fortyvs indict
mems Nearly all the indictments found at this term
the Hudson Gare understood TO bs crimes
growing out Of the antrent disturbances In Tsghkanio
George l. Finkle, Joseph Finkle, Philip Van Tassel
Efjs Finke, Bsrsnt Van Wagner, George FoutiN,
Alexander Decker, Egbsrt Wheeler, William A. Wheel
Jacob Truesdell, and George Reed arraigned,
some OF them number Of indictments, for arron for
being disguised *, and by their COUNSEL II Hoxeboom,
plead not guilty
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THK lNsUaRECrroN IN Sicily An American
Gentleman who was at Messina during the re.
cent political troubles writes under date of January 81
given up to tbs insurgents the general retiring into the
citadel with all the soldery In the afternoon he ada
attempt to march into the city again with soma 400
soders but soon rs they made their they
driven back. The general then, without giving
moments notice TO tho foreigners, commenced an india
criminals Arc upon tho town. from the citadel fort aud
war steamer with grape, canister aud shells. They
dew arouod tho U. s. Steam frigats Prnceon like hail
ehell took OF the cornce Of the house 1.-Two in aud
the occupied by MIR. Sandsrson fatherin law to Mr.
Whitaker, was almost entirely destroyed"
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TO ITAILoRs--THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE!s

NO RTAlLORS--THE UNDERGROUND IAhEo
subject Of cutting OF description ready
for delivery TINS edition is in respect altered from his
cordance with the prevailing shon beside which some OF
the essential points have been considerably changed and
the whole plan rendered pan that who hereotos
bed kud Of garment with taste without the aid o.
eache Those who wish TO Obtain prosf impression viii
ted Price Of the same per So to those who purchased
b. former yGt tss P,ss vii 3; 3 To be had
WHEELER Reporter Of Fashion No.4 Courtlandt street
New York. The Ph ladeipha Saturday, Courier. Albany
Arsus Montreal Herald Philadseha Ledger Butflo Gem.
alternate days) aud send their bill to 73 Broadway
That Is. every other dav for orc week
DANTALOONs-F.AHR THE WELL-KNOwN
p,ns tailor 20 Ann street. has laty received over 100
only So Is IS par Also French and English black cassi
and doeskn, from 81 TO SO nair warranted good or
no AL VINO ss 70 wa ,m o Bsv
A GOOD HORSE MEDICIN \ Is MOST ESSENTIAL
"A to the stock OF druggist and country store which
beginning be appreciated The best and NEST popular
remedy Of this kind use, ~ kirkbrides Fsttersl
leave Powders They elegantly put up. package. suf
fcieLt ordinary Of eaves and TO administer
dozen Of colds catah. &C. ard also the bef
Of III. YEAR as Spring puriior Price 81 "A. ii. COUGH
co. ts Fulton st. -
u EKMUDA ARROW HOOT.-MEssUS DELLUC *
Bermuda Arrow Root which "a but give satsfseon
Also flesh supply Of Gonna Arrow Root semoul, haca
hcyt Erya,us &c &c, all selected with their usual cate
s,uiliard. ssl Bfosdwav and PARK Row. -
tNk. hALrh, AuxHUk Oh IuE -rnACIltAL
W Private Treatise Sc i. consulted upon any OF ths
a'5 20 risd TO- a anSy nesp.
be ss.csSsd az tn. rspid and u. ncoayorisars
Sss hon :ss sis q psops o. osSsrwiss who ear ysC.
ssfiy spprssiafs his ssfEisss
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NEGRO MINSTREL s.-THE ADVERTISER
wishe esgage he,ervees of several me
Of elb he'd reputation vocal instrumental performers
gentlemen Of undouhted talent and lucrative
engagement viii be offered. Apply to h.. FOWLER, II
Theatre alley.
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OUATUAM --M0NnAv

CHATHAM THEATRE--MoNDA MARCH az,
- y 4 e,gced !he draTa Of WoMANtobeIt shelly,
Mr. Held Union Jack. WiunnH Rachael Dyisni MIR, q
Jore, Fanny nossett Miss Hdrsth After which ths farce
# BOX, cox AND KNp%-Tiraotpy nox. M Winans;
John Cox, Herbert; Dandelo1 knex the Great nkt
NJ, grown Mr, " hherycod re include with n. FIRE
Winanr; Oiirda, Mrs Booth; Ondine. q Jones; Dame
Narguerta. Wray; Lotto, Misc DcoIisne. DcoTs open
o'clock Performances commences at IL o'clock Boxes Is
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BROADWAY THEATRE MONDAY EVENING
~ March 81, will be p-rf,rmed the trgedy Of GLENCOE;
Anderson; Henry Macdonald, Mr. Flem,sg Argus Mr. D.
Agdeson; Csp Campbell, Mr. Fretecks; Lasy Macdonald,
so3q,gde with ne farce q IHE, 1oUsLE .BEgpED
ROOM-Alr Dulcntr Pipes; Mr. Hadawry; spigot, Mr. D.
Z Anderson; Mrs popaY Lomas, Mira WinstanIey-
Doors open 40 Observation-Disclosures to begun half past
Ioeiock ures Circle and PaIques, 90 cisFamiiy circles,
IS cts.-Gaiery, ~ cts
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WILLIAM SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF COT
w and coloed Linen, Frnees for Dresses &c. Few
ing SILK and Colored Cotton FSnges fs sie and Bingham
the shortest Store Of Maiden lane and
Wism, entrance No IS William third floor
Abncr Ely q store, No. IS Maiden lane, N. Y.
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nor SALE-2ooa AlLANTHUS TREES. FROM 70
to feet high of straight and thrifty growth half
price, viz: s3z so hundred Fruit Grape vines
Lawns Or permanent patu.Ee may be rsquTed EIouc
tools Sc. &c r. DUNLAP, seedsman, &C., Si5 broadway
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BROADWAY ODEON ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pinteux's Cafe des Mile Colonnes-Nenager Il. g
Gce-ly-Nusical. Director. Mr. Oldhsid:--MOD DEL AN
TSTES having put under the # the law the
submits to It's iion. aud will this place on Mon
day with etircv aud original performance,
sisting of serio Coco Pictures in action, Dancing sngus
NJ d other
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REV EnK THghTRE. MONDAY EVENING.
~ March a. iGa.--Bores ~ cents; PIT lax Doors
open at hapast6 p,ronsnces 70 commences az prees
rs, night Of great National drama styled the ISsU r.
hECTlON OF FAIRS. or the Peoples Tamri-Louis PHI
nTe MrKtsns Duh. dc Monpen,. Tltop; odillon Barro
snthsoni Jaqne SoppcfGige. Burke: Due, dOflcan
Mrs JoId,n. Previous 70 which, THE WHrrEBGY, or
Macaitys Fate Lawrence MacaItY. Mr. W. Nashal; Louis
q w. Clarke; Abel Richards Tion Edward l-penc-r j A.
Hall; DOMINIC Matthew, Roses Darby Doyle Burke; An
Lady Mary 0Brrn. Ma Jordau