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mARKE IS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SAJNa

pHrA, March at Fret Board-S22 900 State S.
731s $3eea Sch. Nav 6' 68. &2 $l70o Viii X 6s ia
After saiss-$22so SIS, $l2 0o0 8. Treasury
do 7,H 5Fu Mech saK philad Bank; II 5000 Head
Mech Bank, SAX; Phiiad Bank, l9 after Board-Saoco
a. - Tres, Notes IoIh $500 War Bounty Scrip, IS
Mech Bank SAX 20 Ken. Bank. 70 so Girard Bank,
so U. D. Bank, so so Neshauc Copper, y.
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tttn 81 cadeTs The stock OF famy and
choice ooorg, Hyson aud Young Tyson Tea received
By Fswie Nos $50 and 423 Greenwich and rs vesev
seb all Of shich he r offering at Ill advance whole
sale prices by The pound chest to anti purehlse He
selling white and brown sugar very low prices Our
readers will s this good place to make tht spring
Lar aft,rics
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Country merchants and deag in Gold and Gold
6lver Zen aud rencl Cases will find much their
rest to mine the assortment of B.ers Clark John
there ony learn what exuem,T low prices rood article
sod. Their reduced 20
of t and ul 90 less than tn of
other house in the trade this time Besides thoe
make they keep the pens all The best makers the
coatrv at Wholesale retail They also repair repent
e x gold
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Diamond Polnted Gold Pens-John w

Ora Co. superior warranted diamond
Cedar street. one door from the Posi- Office stairs Gea
Pens of all the different makers NAV have an
opp oruuy of trying them in comparison and deciding for
themselves to- their relative merits Pens of warranted
stamps be exchanged If approved ard if the
come with far use new pen is given, without charge
Gold Pens and Catcs rep lired.
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FOREIGN MARKETs.

81. THOMAS, March l0-Mess beef S9al0 prime1$sa9;
mess pork $ll 50sl2; prime - 50al0; and very dull
Hams $9all cheese leal2c yellow butter in kegs l4sl6
scarce; candles l4al6 lard 9a9Kc Flour-Phadelphia
90 so Baltimore So 6e Richmond So so; -four S. Is
per barrel. Pilot bread S4a4 49, navy dc So 6Oa3 10;
crackers, in Ike s So 5Os3 rs.
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m of (entlemens aud Erock Goats, iu silk trimmed
Ftnh CLOTH reeesty mad from 81 TO $e business Coats
Fl Cloth. D,sP d,Ete Tweed Cs:hms,stte Ap.ess
Linen TO rs esch Pants 81 to 80 pair; Vests
30 So BoYs Cio,hng 4sto s. suit Cash paid for
cents clothing Cleaning and repairing The IS Suit Store
cdrner OF Besknan and Nassau
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agan't the world III reeshng witness the signal
cess OF this The history of the gold
lens We have inst brought cut an sngroirg size before
Remember the Riehl eus" are soldexcusveIv by E..
Watson Co.. IS William st. and Savage, 90 Fulton
azy by the gross dozen Manufacturer prices.
Poi ants
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Each instrum- compactv arranged with the Battery and
all necessary appliances end put up IN neat black walnut
simple directions, for uso and application ia
where Is recommended Any Of ordinary intel
successnlr uss thus machine, thing
sardng IL is re fecy simple sewae Of limitations Id
vuaer various names Sole manufacturer, D. T.. MOOR
U-AD. 1872 Broadway.
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Body FOu nd

ROCHESTER, Marcel. Xa6
The body Of Porter p, Pierce, wa pear
found, to-day, at the mouth of the Genesee
river
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25l Broadway, recommend with pasure strangers
and vlsitcs the most interesting place city affords to
spend an hour more to see their frenas tment
visit this celebrated establishment will be 70
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RROADWAY THEATRE.-TUESDAY EVENING,
- March 20 will be p,rf,rmcd the tragedy Of GLENCOE;
ar, The Last of the Observation-Disclosures Macdonald Mr..
Anderson; Henry mcdonald Nh FLEMING; Angus, MI. g.
aert1ni GaP GsmPee MI FEsaereka; Lady Masdcnad
conclude with the farce Of La DIES BEWARE-Col Va
yasonr Mr. Varhe Sir Charles Vavssoar Mr. Dawson; Lady
Beauchamp. Mrs Wnatanley; Grace Peabody, airs Watts.
O'clock Dre Circle and PaIquette 50 cts-Famly circles
rs Gallery, l91a cts
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lSt Class.
Amount due the Bank of tho
United States, and thst claim ed
by Las. Hefford and +. Dawson.
Amount Of audited drafts OF a par
Amount of the 10 per cent consoii.
dated stock issued to SwaTtwout
and others; also the amount IS
sued in rede mption Of land scrip,
including interest on the same.
Amount of outstanding unliqui-
dated claims.
I'd Class.
The debt under this head to be
averaged at 1914 cents on the dol
lar, having been available at that
rate by the government.
Amount Of 10 per cent consolidated
fund OF June 7 1887 in circulation,
including interest ON tho snme,
except the amount issued 10
Sw aitwout and others. which 10
included ia the LIST class. -. /.
Sd CIsss.
CAsbts under this head shsll be ave-
1eRed at 30 cents on the dollar,
having been available at that rate
by the govern ment.
Amount o. 10 per cent stock created
by act of Feb. 5, l8io, for the re-
demption Of pronissory notes
and audited paper, Including in
Also The per cert .icci, cheated
by same act. including interest. I.
4th Ciass.
~ - 4 4 =
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rl,ator Of Wsber Theory Of Musical Competition, and
the author Of universally the Etc
OF Music will form for adults the primary
elements Of music ard singing sight and
o'clock Room 4l3 Broadway. Opening lecture Free
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MI IrCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.-BENEFtT
Iva Of Mr. Baker, the author of Cl,nce New York in
isSmIssssay evening Marsh 20 1s enyertSinm,nts win
Miss Mary Tayor the Inante Funbond, Mr. Conov.I the
FAIR Gsntlla MIS- \. hhsrwood. After which NATION
AL EXPERIMENTATION Darrowfst Mr.. Holland Phmbs
M9ySSse Mary Taylor 10 be followed BY aLANoE
Eliza snbbns, Mis-: Taylor: Jane, Roberts 10 conclude
withthe FAMILY JARS-pelph. Mr. Holland; LiddY Lar
ragan Mrs Henry. Dress circle so upper boxes 70
Ocinck u -
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ALBANY, March 81, 1S4s.
The Western mail arrived this afternoon, but
n onfaina no news.
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= - -OF THE SUBsCRl-
D0RTABLE SHAVING CAsEnnm many respects, surpsss
bes own msnufacturs wh,in the most tasteful manner,
oe hsas and contain az thf nsss
ss,y Tor The tss'.y Of the most fastidious. w.
Il DON ~ sud ss1 b 'oadway
NINE CUTLERY-CoMPRIsING OVER zoo DIE
f.rr, patterns Of the masufsctus Of rodgen Sons,
holm Crooke Co with connie yaueV 70. scis-
,ors bne sud saitsr hooka tweeze MI &c, 20
longing the toilet Raz.r. ground ana d ss1 ' pJv
M M OOO MONEY TO LEM y BUM AND
s. BROAD No. Ii Wall street, in the eo"n water omcs
buem.nt.
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MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROA pWAY. BETWEEN
NJ ~ GRIND and Brooms strseu.-UrEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING THE " EEK. UNPARALLELED success Twenty
. ,r week Of the Original CHRIsTY's MINs1KELs.
The odcst slbssd band in the United States under the
direction OF T. r. tHklSTY whose niitabIe and original
entertainments are nightly honoed with crowded and high
v respectable audiences and favsred with patronage
unprecsdenied by any in this city Admssio.
cents doors Concert 8 o'clock For
the accommodation of families an AFTERNOON CON-
CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open Z, 2; commence
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

Albany, March 81, 1sls.
rueps or MARINE HOSPITAL.
Mr. BuRcH reported bill for the relief 81 tho funds
Of the Marine Hospital.
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CHATHAM THEATBE-TuEsDAY, MARCH 20 +,
- - WI be Scled he drama Of WOMANp obeIt shelly
Mr HE'D; Union Jack. Wnans kachn6l nyland, Mr. u
Joaes Eaapy nosseu Mis-. Hldth After which, III, farce
81 eVA, COX AND KNpX-Timotny Box, Nj Winans;
Mrs Brown Mr., I,hswood TO include with tn. FIRE
F!ENU-Sr Hudebrand Mr. FL eid; Matter Lapwig Frog,
Winans; OEda, Mrs j Booth; Oudine, q Jones; Dame
ocIacI rerfn,mspcs news ~ ~ ncjc 9pen
cerfs Pit
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M II. BURKE, THE PROPRIETOR OF PALMO'5 or
IVA era House wishing give Ball the above bllsh
ent the benefit OF the widows and orphans Of these who
fell IN the te revolution in France Invites ell Frer
IN the saloon attached the theatre form
Encouragement for the above object O'Clock, this
Mug,
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ITALIAN OPERA.-GRAND CONCERT AT THE
Tabernacle: Tuedav evening, March 2sh is4s Patti
Overture to Z,mpi. Heroic. LIST Duei-Fnrioaonsgno
nento-signera Teresa Truai and siga Lett Con-hercs-
t ran,e ~ ine Wiam 1r-sisnofp Ainosi bsneyen-
ssnora Bseacciaa sth Duet of Marino FaleroIP ene-
mtrmoor-sgIa Bscaccsn, siynori Benedetti, Avgaone
and RIOS Fall chorua-Donzetti. Fart 2d-uverureWi-
liam Tel-Rossini lst Trio BuHo-ltaiapa in Algisri
-Signor Deiln Beneyentano and Slrquir,coRossni 3D.
Celeb atcd Duet-Lnda d. Cha ounr-Signoa Biscsccnti
and Sigr Observation-Disclosures. 3d. Ar,-0emma d Vsrgy
-signoiira Amelia Patti-Donizstti 4th TIio-Lov-ad,
TeId s,h finas first eel Of Giura%eaio-signa TruI
chorus-Me, cadante 9Th. MarseIes Hymn-by the Whole
company Tickets g. TO be had at the Opera House at
the boz Office No Wall the principal music
andat the door of the Tabernacle. Performance
at O'Clock precisvly
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kOWEhY THEATRE-BOXES, IS CENTS; PIT, l2k.
AZ Doom open at hapast 6; performances conn
night OF great National drama. styled tie
dSsUhhECTlON of FANS, or the Peoples Tiiumr h
nc new scenery has been painted from original and
designs by Mr. shsrwood the ueshasica partme Mr.
sneeTs The costume. by Mr. Walker and s:sstaBs; tho
hluc consisting OF Choiuses National m &c. arranged
y MI Tyre The piece Erodus ed lhe Of MIR
SS.eyens Second week OF the WHITEBOYS OF Ireland
Luesaay evening March 20 aa will be acted. 2nd
s,utey rev drama written Tor th theatre ented the IN
suhhECllON OF rs RIS, the People, IIiurspb- rs
cter'; Lou hiiippe King OF Fanre Mr. Keene Duke de
oItpenser, Tior Duke DC kenours touldson. M r.haI
bugeaud oovernor of ras Warwick Capt Lsdorie al The
Municipal Guard, Hall; Duci dOflesn- Mrs Jordsn-
kepubl can Cuzens Crncow Polish refugee aac he'd To
the republican cause NJ; hlaIshsl Eugene de Val leader
OF the forces o. W. ChIke J.ques agre PaIisian
e2oh huke; Pere tailnr. apprentice. rdan; Marie,
&c &cActl Scene IAN aps in tho Louyre-Loui.
Philppss resolve Scene Ill he Place du OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cenated force Of the epubcsns1hs distant assault and
aarm-The Death Che un--Approech OF Toops-A violent
assault on the sodiey Tabcau SeeneTke leghborhood
of hneS Honoro-Ihe CaItiTe of supposed spy-Nob,s
conduct in the Republican Cause.-The fight OF the Boue.
wards change of Municipal Guards aud their re-
pulseVctoious Tableau of Rspup lcanitm-Vive Ia Re-
formDown with oppression Act III The lnsurscti at
its heiKhtThe baucadesIhc Chamber Of Deputies-The
Addiction of Louis lppeThe evacuati0n OF The Juie-
resThe seizure Of the Throne Grand umphai
The fna siruggle-Dc,perate stormit f. Rigging flames
Of sodies-(cneNl attack-Freedorn's blow struck
Tyranny overihTown and republic triumphs Previous to
which, the new drama of THE WHITEBOYS, Of Ireland
lawrence macarty the Whtsboy, Mr.. w. Marsha; Darby
Doyle Carman and Whiteboy, Burbe Ellen Mcdonald,
Lawr-nce's ha sister. Mrs Mrdisnp.
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ITALIAN OPERA HousE-oN wypNrsn.,

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSTON "WEDNESDAY
evening goth March. 1913 will be pcrforme thr tr,i7r
aptta Of LUC.kZIA BOkGI ALecis zia. ~ !. - rsfs,,
Trnfh; Orsni Se'a ETH in Rossi Go si yeo,to ono
Teresa Avagaooi GssnaIo sgnor ss.o Behedett; baes
AnSnso' e'x. Setin,o bosl oeoet.s sig O. Mora; Gss
rcmonssi; Rustchelo signor Nspoleons Psossi Peue-
Sgnor francesca Gu bsuao Maestro DireoTe rigaor
bafili Leader OF the orchestra and chorus, Master
L'etti No lady unscconpsnea by geEteran admitted
Carriages will down Asior Place with their hou
hsads from Broadway aud ske 10 A,oI Tsce aud Eighth
street in the order. koceTo facilitate the eeTess
the lsques and Amphitheate doors with
tor Place and Eighth will be opened the Of
performance.
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A MEXICAN MUSICAL INsTITUTE.-THE CLASS
"A in Brooklyn Lyceun under tina direction Of w ID. CO.
meet, Wedneday evenings The class under the d
reeton of Mr. Nash tbs place Friday
Ladies gentlemen who ish read eight
should lose time svsuE Themselves Of tho present
Portunity We sppsed learn that the bat
iadi
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CONCERT ROOM. NO. a3a BROADWAY. ONE
~ door above the Broadway Theatre. Monday evenInK
March 27h and during the week Tho
celebrated Band OF Congo Mnstrels-Messrs. LamoureE
Howard, Fnrron, Kemp, Wright Griffith ard Butler will
each and Number Of humorous Songs.
Gees, Buflesques, Drncss, &c. &c. Admission Is
Doors at 61s ocloek-commence at * O'Clock. A
change OF each The sctest order and
de will be eufo
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vJNHE CAMELS AND THE ELEPHANT-THE
L packet ship PRINCE ALERT arrived here yestsr.
day among other distinguished brought ane
dtoye Of Arabian Csme. fresh from the desert her
the fav ote Asiey's London Apphitheatre. They
consig ed to the Mess June, Titus Co.. add have been
gsEsd by rI who will exhibit them the Bowery eus
nfxt we
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DALMOs OPERA HOUSE TO LET-APPLY AT
n, Box Office, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.M
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TABERNACLE. WEDNESDAY EvENING.MARCH
l. 2s 1919. Mssrs; Bradbury Nash, second Juvenls
Musical Festival The subscribers would respectfully
their enss and the public gene ally will
give their 2nd Juvenile Musical
Tabernacle, on Wednesday Eyea,ng March a. 1913 By
lect hundred singers uniform
dresses The music be performed is much OF It and
he's been selected With great Tickets I'VE rents
eeh For sale epncpal Music snd Book stores, and
the ticket Office evening Of the Concert Performances
{, commence Mt hall pact sevea. No postpOuem-at.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.
w Tuesday Evening, March 2sth, will be peo-urd the
Gard Operate Ballet Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Ne
Sdney Pearson; Oiour MIR Richinrs: Zooe Md'c. Dsn-
~; Fatimi Mdlls Vsilee, Ninka, Mad. Boula Name
rogs auIl,aes are engaged with fail and
hi1 Thfh The ad%nsd face Murray Fas.s
John Duck Chapman; M pottIr Mss CSopm.as WIDOW
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nAGUERREA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROACH SO
~ Nassau street, has received 1000 Daguereovpc
Plates OF the finest quality which he offers for ae reduced
prices large o all articles used the kept
con'ts.tv on hand Galv'nic Batteries for Electro Gliding
aud Sveng Also Books with full elton the
Dagusnsosyps and Elseuotyps Manipulation.
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NJ Office TO THE Dry GOODS PAR
ucuia ssron Of trade is called 10 the special and
sale cosnR the entire stock Of the tnre Clay
vile and Wsshnston cloths. BY Mssrs Austers Spitcr,
thus day, commencing 10 o'clock This sale VII Close out
picec Of Of goods manufactured snd
ofthe ,ylrs wlbs offered ths spring. FISH
Eli HOWE HAMILTON.
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TYuRrTt 10y ,ANO ASTHuLDNY-BY THE AID
JSn"eof her friends Madlm, DUBOYCE has concluded
ena IN the city has le the Museum and hag located
hrHef o. e9 Oivsion ST. the house stands little on the
street Msdsm- rus thst her friends of New York ssi
rs nifty will sye her ,hro Of patronage, she has
hesitation IN sayrE that she will information
hcah business property lawsuits friends, enemies, lave
efais. couship and the aatfacon ali
who may fvor her with call Madame D. uses no cards
dice, nor Possesses wchcra but only what may he
looked science. Consulting hou tine during
" dav until 10 In the evering. Terms 50 cents.
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A MERICAN MusEUM.-sPlendid performances. every
eitornoon az O'Clock, ard every evening at ~ Last
week Of Mr. and Mrs. Malons and their three
beautiful daughters who give their Irish Musical
Eosrtainmens ate aud Last asO
Of Brunettis Model Of Aneiest Jsrus,m. in the
time OF Saviour Great Western the Yankee Miss Bsr
nard the Scripture Satuary &C. &C. Admission
cents Children under TO- hall price hssssd front seats.
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RRUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
- REPRESENTING the VENUS DE MEDICIS and APOLLO
DEMEDlCIS, for short tins only. Open from A. NJ 70
10 PM at 1876 Broadway Soppanis baths Admit
tAucp crpts
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THE COLE FXHIEITlON-THE EXHIBITION OF
paintings by the late Thomas Cole, open, at the
Of the American Art Union. No 4e7 Broadway. twill
continue for six weeks II. G,lsy Will be open from nss
season ticket will be also the right of admission
the New York Gallery Of the Fine Arts during the eontnu
snee OF III. Cole Exhibition. Admission IS cenrs seasou
ckefs.
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RROADWA ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pinteuxf Cafe des Mile Colornes-Managsr E. q.
Gresly.Nuscal Director. Mr.. Oldfsld.-MOUEL AR
TI5TES been under the IF the the
ger submits to IT'S de isiou and will this place Mon
day next with entirely and original performance,
ssng OF Serio Comco Pictures action Dancing Singing,
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A CORNILODGE. NO 231 o. OF O.F-tHE MLai.
IA bers Of this Lodge to be puuctua in
their Lodge roO Wednesday evening" 29h irs
business Of importance requires their att,n.
ton. BY order fJOHN GLASS; NC. HuoH GRAY Sec
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RANVARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
~ Mississippi river, painted three miles Of CANVASS, be
rs ts lsgs, painting in the world The Panorama build.
Broadway, adjoining Nblos Garden. Open
sy,nng sIcspsdl Admission so csst. ehildr:a
price. The Panorama will commence moving ~ o'clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition. Wednesdays asd SatAr
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u OUCH AND READY-AN ADJOURNED MEET.
~ thug complete the organization of the First Ward
Rough end Ready" Club will be held az the Broad street
March 49, at * o'clock The Hon Ogden Hoffman and
John Anhon i'll have been invited to address the meeting
BY order. RODT. 3. COLLINS, Chairman pro tenn.
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MAD AME L. FINlELS, AGENT, $50 BROADWAY;
IVA Of Grand entrance 1l6 Grand street. Will
open Thursday the seth her rich assortment OF
Paris Sprrg Minerv. etc.
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u OsEwOoD PIANO FORTE FOND eI,wloot stand
~ did GX octave Gothic pattern rs,t ker in Germany
Rosewood Piano Forte .sds bysrumen tone and
and warranted e been and vii he sold bsrgsin
and ec. md hand pSSo iss Spring re-. :"
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~ EW fUnk HUbsr. BAZAAN, No. 81 Grossly
~ suee,-L T.. Hough. oneer-The rext regular
huetn sales VIII take place at this ertabshment Wednes
cav Msfen y e,nm,neng At II o'clock with Wagons har-
emen having Horses 70 or this sale will please register
before O'Clock Tuesday thew be altered hv
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THE WRIGHT HOUSE. "a ANN sTREET.-THE
uadersiGned invites hi, friends, who so literally pa
the public general partake Of his opening this
day. At ~ Ann street his present and elegantly arranged
establishment where he socits for the future that
he ,xpetenccd az his late residence Nassau
stret-WILLIAM WRIGHT The Wright House, "a Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

= iUTTA pe.RCHA-THE PUBLIC CAN BE. SUP
VI peS with pure Gutta Percha for experiments, SC
large small quantities Imported by the subnber in u,
state expressly for medicinal purpores Orders from the
country and ghboiing ctss viii with prompt
tiop. American Gutts Percha Company. 8. 7. ARM
STRONG. 139 William street
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y ENTREvnLE COURSE. l. I-rRorrINa-rwo

4 ,sNTkEVILLE COURSE, LI-TROTTIN0-TWO
fures IN one day, for $50 each of on Monday
Sp,iI sty Fns Purse. m lie h.as, best IN in harness,
sor uotns hoins That never fifty dollars
Secona ruse mule heats best IN harness. Tree for all
pa gu except James Polk For each three
or more 70 make race and two The above
purses VIII be closed this evening" March 49, at o'clock
r. NJ AZ u. LUt EJOrs Telegraph Hotel No. 1il Mercer
,tmet New York JOEL COSKLiN. PIopre ior Centre.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-06
7a he Editor Of he National IThig.

TEsIpEaANcE.--The Freeman's Vigant Total Alb
slinence Society met on Monday night January 3,
the President in the Chair The President reported,
one OF a committee appointed at previous meet
ing, ascertain ii the grog-shop had been ordered
10 be removed from the Capitol that the Hon. Speaker
Winthrop had called on him, in consequence Of lei
ter addressed to the Speaker on the subject, and in
formed him that orders had been given for the re-.
nOyh OF the obnoxious place from the Capitol, and
that he should strictly enforce the standing rules Of
The House on the subject which excluded the sale Of
all intoxicating liquors from the Capitol The Pres
ident then stated that the Society would wage war
OF determination against King Alcohol and would
the Capitol, the Pulpit, the Bench or the Camp, and
then proceeded to speak of intoxicating liquors and
beverages being sale nj several Fairs held for reh-
giDus purposes which he had visited, both In Bati-
more and this city. He also noticed the evil effect pro-
duced by the Of intoxicating liquors ut balls, par
ties clubs &c. and concluded by reading letter from
unknown correspondent Of his, enclosing for the
second time ten dollars, to aid in advancing the To-
tal Abstinence cause. Some remarks We're made by
Mr. Pierce onna resolution he offered on the subject
Of memoriaiaing Congress TO lay an excise on the
disation of domestic liquors, additional duties on
imported wines and liquors, and United States
license on all dealers In these destructive liquors, In
lien of the proposed tax those temperance and in
dispensabe beverages tea and coliee and calling the
attention ofihe friends Of Temperance Throughout the
country TO the subject Mr. Chapman, of New York,
then took the floor and expressed his establishment
al some remarks which fell from the President rela-
live 70 the sae Of intoxicating beverages at Fairs or
Festivals held for religious purposes; after whom,
Mr.. Finch, of this city addressed the Society in sup
port of the above named resolution MIR. Johnson Of
Conn, also addressed the meeting. After a Tenn
perance ode by Mr.. Padgelt the Society adjourned
to next Friday night. Two signers were obtained
to the pledge.