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Second Hoard.
Clay TRADE REeOKT.

NEW YORK, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MGrch 10
The 1rmness in tn, 6our msrkee noticed yesterday,
continued 20 day and sales Of Genesse were made in
some cares at alight advance. Southern continued
steady at yesterdays rates Holders generally refused
TO accept bing below the outside figures OF yeser
day 1t will also be perceived by our telegraph market
report from Bostrn thar 0our also in better demand
in that place. Wheat to-day continued arm, and no
Gales Of Genesc reported the stock Of which was
light Some saes Of Ohio were reported at previous
rate5 There chsngs in Sales were chiefly
confined to lots Of Nav Orleans out OF order Supplies
Of good white and yellow light and held at rather
6rmer rates Meal remained about the ssinc. Sales Of
rvs were male without material change in prices Cot
ton was nrmer With rather more doing. Provisions,
With the excep lou Of lard rather inactive Mess
pork was heavy and sellers at ycserdsys prices failed
to dispose OF i on thcsc terms. Prime continued In
reasurs out OF msiSct There transactions in
shoulders apd bans, which referred TO under the
proper nesds In groceries there change worthy
special note Trade generally usual psier to the
OK pscted arrival of a steamer, was lsnguid
AsHEs-TLe market continued inactive, and only
small sales of Pots were reported at s. sly while Pearls
were dul ri SO
BsEswAx Sales of 1000 Id, Western yellow we're made
on private terms
Bay,psruFF,- Floiir-The sales Of good 10 pure Ge-
netee footed up from 1900 to 1000 bbs &C SO 62 Small
lots Of tho latter brought So 6s4 900 bbls Ohio,
erp cnntnusd in fair demand end sales of $50 bbs Pc
tarsbuf corstry and $50 40 do city, were made at
SO 81, So ASK O1!o fancy brands were In good de-
usud and GALES vi beaumont Holitngwotth's pastry
brand were making at 81 bOaN 6ak New Orleans
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co III MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
honey nIAISIxEr.


The stock market opened heavy this morning At the
frs. board prices fell OF fraction and the transactions
were to very limited extent. Treasury notes declined
y per cent, Pennsylvania osh, Canton u, Harlem 4
All others closed at yesterdays prices At the second
board there we're nte ,as Of the fapcis at prices
current ip the morning The arrival OF the steamer
has depressing influences upoa the nsfkes rs there Is
it'll, Opposition to operate until later advices from
Europe are received The Cambria is now In her twer
tieth day az must noon be snDousced.
There IL not much demand yet for sterling bills Tor
remittance ty the American steamship Hermann which
leaves for Southampton Monday, the goth Inst bills
on London we quote at 9Ea lop.r cent premiu'oi on
Paris 5fe7K q 81 IS; Amsterdam, 4OH 40hi Hamburg,
35,f o 35si; Bremen, 70 7sll.
1t appears by accounts received from Vicksburs thai
the suits and judgments recently obtained by several
creditors Of the Commercial aud Railroad Bank OF Vcks
burg have been oopronice5 and sacrifice OF that val
uable property, til. vichsburs end Jackson Railroad
prevented rhe judgments are to be paid CT and the
interest on the debts reduced aud bill has bcsn intro
suo.5 in che Legislator. of Mississippi to enable tho
trusteesto carry out The compromise between the stock
holders nnd creditors under the agreement aud dsd Of
trust entered to bsw,sn the it,rs Rul stookhol
ers and ths tru5tses Another assorst says that the
application to the Chancellor for An ipjun ,on to stay
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE, March $1,000 Maryland 6' t8 1000 Pa,.
tmore and Ohio Railroad dividend bonds 76 $40 do 76
900 do 75< shares Union Bank COX; do do 60K 10 do
Farmers and Plner INK 2lh do do AK 10 do neteI.
Of 1867 closed N5 ask iO3h bid Treasury 6s lO) ask,
ed 02X bid; Maryland 6s 8s1 asked "a bid Bait 6s,
1890 9S bid $50 ssed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares,
3s1l askea, SO bid.
PHILADELPHIA. March First Board-s50p Sch Nav 81,
6s asH 900 ty S. 9o 200 SITE 3 7aA; SO LehiRh Canal
Scrip 81 2ooo 6s 81, lo3 1909 do S. 81 94 800 do 6s,
10 1900 State S. as "a; 1000 do, 7I2o Wilmington oan.
M IS; do Norrs0wu, FIX 10 do Mireh RR, 60 .4jter
SGitss2o0 va Bounty 93l &c 800 State 5s Ia 7e0g do,
ST. ID; % sins Aorrs Cau ia; 100 do Neshsnic S. 100
second BsardS2i0e State 6 IS; 4Co Sch Nav g., S.
Az 1000 Do 5 -; 1899 Reading RR 6s $50, co. sh. CT
Ia.d B. ll1 lido sech Blk 2Sn 9Ger Seiss-s,eo IS,
high Nav Coal Scrip, 90; shs Far Mech Bk 81; 200
Copper
DoSros, MGsh 1i-.4t .dueion-o shsres Vermont Cen
trail Raj road 8i 10 Vermont aud Massachusetts
Railroad cent; do OKdensburx Railroad Sc
90 do Fehbrg Railroad 7kai7x cent advance do Old
Colony Rafo'd old 9ih Per cent IS DO DO new pc. Ct:
Bank osXse7 cent 90 do United States Insurance Comps
ny, par So SIX; do New England Wontsd Company 76s
cent; do Warren Insurance Company 77xss csnt
10 do State Back par 60 e36x So Vermont ard Nsechu-
sets Railroad Bonds s per cent b, skers Boards s,
% pld Colony Rsiro,d' pew, ek; Fall River ksroad
Eaitern Ra foad lo5x Eastern Railroad, H. Ice;
y Western Raoaa 1854 20 Western Railroad Scrip Ie2; IS
Norwich and Worcester Railroad bod 49, as do, bis IS; IS
do bl0d, 49, 81 do 49, Is do sods sa 25 do s9d 49, tSs
Reading Railroad sXao do blods 2s Is DO b3ods 20;
Raro7d Bonds 1850 90 second board5o shares East Bo,
Company b9a Is; IS Norwich aad Worcester Railroad
3k Readr Ralro 2 so do b. 20; 100 Western Rsi.
road, b3s o216 $4,000 Reading Railroad Bpds 1850 59
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TIIIksILEyH COEGREsS.
FIRST sLsSIoN.
SeIiatc,


wA.Hrre1ov, March is, Is4s
The YrcEPREsIDErr laid before the Senate the FOL
WARRINGTON, March is, ls4s.
Slavery unexrectsdly to and very much ~ inst
my personal wishes, have been Induced hen patriotic
ce1'iasrsion: hePc to scc,R ga ola.c o. Ts.s you
that should resign my seat OF the Senators from
the state Of Arkarsas; and that resignation Is here
Wshing you sir and each member Of the Senate,
every blessing which this lie afford and secep-
in that which is 20 come have the honor to be,
sir, With nigh respect,
Your obediert servant,
A. II. SEWER
Vice President Of the United States
After the bushes, Of the morning hour, consisting Of
Petitions reports, and the reading OF bills from the
Mr. Cas- moved that the Senate take up the bill pro-
vid ng for al addition Of
REGIMENTS
20 the regular army "a Mexico The question upon the bill
FIRST occurring, the motion RI MIR Butler to
ni H. with instruoton, to strike out The ten regiments
sud 20 provide for increasing the number Of the rank
end hle TO the companies and reginents slresdy In
Mexico; Otherwise the question would b upon the
This question in recoumittipg the bill then taken
b. ~ es and noes, as retuIted No tollovu:-
YsAs-Messrs Badger, Baldwin, Bell Berrien, Butler.
Calhoun Clarke, Clayton CorwD, Crittendsn DAVIS or
Mas, Jton, Greene Hale, Mars"S' rh'ip'' OH0e''
Nays-Mcssrs Allen, Ashley, Atshson, Atheyton,
Bsghy Benton Bradbury Bresse, Cameron, Cas-, Davis
OF Mississippi, Dieknrou Dix, Douglass poTns, Feion,
Hanuecan Hunter Johnson OF Louisisns, Johcson, Of
Georgia Lswis Mason, Mosr, Miles, Sturgeon, Turney,
Wostoott, Yplee- - - -, go,
So the m oton to recommit the BILL with Instructions,
defeated. .
The question then recurring on tbs passage Of the
bill, go 80
upon it's passsge He dsred TO BIS heard upon this bill
and would therefore move its pcstpou until to-
morrow.
Mr. CAss suggested that there would DO perhaps no
necessity to postpone The BILL If the senator nom
South Carolina was not prepared day there were
other Senators who would doubtless speak The bill
lie hoped therefore, that would 20 on with V.
Nix CALHouN, Cunning TO Mr. Mason J. You have tho
floor believe. ssrl
Mr. CAss-Tbs Senator from Virginia hrs tae door.
Mr. MACON took too loor. Ahrc0 weeks $50, lie bad
proposed to enter mo the discussion CT the merits Oh
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WASHINGTON Cry, March -, 1913.
THE Treafy with MEXICO.

have read, with deep interest, the leading
article in the Herald OF the 18th inst upon the
treaty with Mexico and address you for the
purpose Of inducing further consideration of
the important subject which l am satisfied
you can better afford, from your position and OPP
portunties, than almost any other man. Jefier-
son. and a'few Of his compeers, INDUCED IN a
few scant speculations concerning the consc-
quences of the acquisition and settlement of the
Louisiana and North west territories, Tor which
their forecast has been lmmortallzed but how
immeasuraby short of the reality have their pre-
dictions fallen II remains for you, with larger
lights, and fuller development OF the Amerl-
can character, TO surpass them In this held OF
their glory. | wish you to slgnallse q great
event, which all admit must exert tremendous
influence upon the Union and the world, by an
ticpatng the office of future history. | wish
you to favor your readers with philosophical
and statesmaplike view ot the geographical,
moral, social, and political permanent conss-
auenccs which must result to the Union, and to
sections of the Union, from the acquisition OF
the extensive portion of Mexican territory con-
templated by the proposed treaty-how the ac-
QUESTION wiil.probably affect the workings OF the
federal system-how 1t Will Affect different Sec
tons Of the Union, in regard TO American and
tore On emigratlon-how 1t Will Affect the ag-
ricultural and commercial relations OF sections
and States of the Union--now il will affect our
military and naval policy, SEC. 1t is upon these
vastly momentous questions to America and TO
mankind, that wish you to favor the public with
your views, In n series OF articles, II you VIII.
| am neither a senator nor an executive ohcer
but only invite you to this labor, tor the public
good. ProLRMY.
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On tho 18th inst SARAH, wife Of John Smith, after
sudde illnees aged So
Tho friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 1856 West
Broadway, near Franklin street. at AZ O'Clock Friday
afternoon.
In this city Wednesday, 1bthinstant after short
Illness Mira. MARY ConMAcK, aged 90 years. widow OF
the late Depsid Cormack merchant OF Wick Scotland.
Her friends and the friends Of her son-in law Tbos.
Kennedy are invited to attend her funeral, from her
late residence, No % Ludlow street, Friday after
noon, l7th, ~ o'clock.
On Wednesday, March 18th, after short Hines. DA-
vIp NJ rRALL, az I'd AZ years.
His friends and scq1sintapcss and thoce Of the fsm
H. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral with
out furtper invitation Friday afternoon at O'clock
from his late residence, No $40 Broadway.
On Thursday 10Th inst PHiSErrA =, daugher CT
George and Hannah Elder aged seven years and four
months.
The friends are invited to ATTEND the funeral this af
tcrroon, at O'Clock at 224 West Fourteenth street
GA Wednesday, the 10th instant ANN CAROLINE, wife
Of George Bonner, Ia the Both year Of her aee.
The friends and relatives Of the family ere respectfully
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WASHINGTON, March Is, lS4S.
Evening Entertainments.

Mr.. Winthrop gave an entertainment to his
friends last evening. The Speaker, with all the
social requirements aud qualities of a thorough
bred Yankee, combines good deal of the un-
calculating liberality of southron.
The President had open house last night; and
this evening we understand the Vice-President
is at home TO his friends and it is always
pleasure to meet Mr. Dallas at home.
A complimentary benefit was gwen this even.
ing to Miss Julia Dean. She appeared as Julia,
In the 80 Hunchback," while her father took the
part Of Master Walter She had crowded
house, and was received with rapturous applause
Mrs. Nichols added much TO the effectiveness
of the piece, in her admirable performance of
The part of Helen. She is just the person to
play that character to Miss JulIa's Julia. Mr..
Dean, at the call Of the audience, made a hand
some speech Of thanks to the citizens of Wash
ngton. He leaves in the morning, with his
daughter, for New Orleans. w.
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WASHINGTON, March 10, lS4S.
The Ten REGIMENTS.

IHE ItH Ittb 'HttNt''F
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Cass moved that the
ten regiments be taken up, to the supersedng of
all other business, which was done. Mr.. Man.
gum did not wish to discuss the bill with his
hands tied by an injunction of secresy-he first
wanted an executive session. Mr.. Mason
urged the prompt passage OF the bill. Mr.. Cal
houn desired its postponement till tomorrow,
with view of an opportunity 10 express his OBJ
jections TO the measure Mr.. Baldwin made a
long speech, after the old sort, in opposition to
the bii--ln opposition to the warm opposition
to the peace we shall probably get-in Spposltlon
to taking any territory Of Mexico, aud in favor
of withdrawing the army. Mr.. Allen urged the
passage of the bill, as persuasive measure for
the benefit OF the MeXlcans. Mr.. Calhoun will
made to give the news to Mr.. Sewer OF the pas
sage OF the ten regiments by the Senate, IN 40.
compartment with the treaty. We shall send
you an ample report tonight w.
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the unds: the recent decision has bssn fsua cd and
that the sale viii take place as advertised.
The annexed statement exhibits the valuation of real
and personal estate In the CITY Of New YORK; In each of
the past two years. showing also the and aggrs
gate tax
New York CRY FINANcrs-vALur OF PRoPEnrY AND
AMOUNT TAXES.
fs ss i's's @ ss Decrease
Aggregate saaSsa0Oi a7I5s 30, increase 81 aol as3
foisi as's a:T:a:: sssa
There has been increase in the aggregate value of
property from 1896 to ls47 but part of hs increased
luo in real estate has been Offset by the decrease In
personal property.
The amount Of duties paid at the Boston custom
house during the fourth qu,rter of ls compared with
the corresponding quarter in ls4s was rs annexed
COMMENCE Bosror-DurIEs FROM CUSTOMS.
Duties from customs for the 4h Or in s47 Sl76 $50 43
1916, sO4636 ~
Excess Of 4th quarter Of ls47, ss7I 1919 95
The Importation Of foreign eIchar disc for the quar-
tsr in ls47 must have been valued ct about four aud
half millions of do lars and in this quarter Of sao
about three millions two hundred thousand dollars,
showing difference Of about million three hundred
thousand dollars, equal to increase of about thirty
per cent.
The commerce OF the Sandwich Islands hss increased
very rapidly within the rsst four years. In ls4s the
tonnage amounted to 446 number Of vessels TO- valued
at S27 in lS44, 10 vessels 775 tons value SAL 600
in ls4s 90 vessels 1856 tons, value $4,000 in s47, So
vessels 2O7O TONS value sl0s OF the vessels In ls47
% were owned by the natives and 50 by the whites
This increase is unprecedented, and WILL if continued
for length of time give these islands amount Of
tonnage equal to any port on the Pacific
The receipts Of sugar at New Orleans this ssason,
compared with las, chow handsome increase. From
the lst CT September, ls46 to March 4h ls47 the
ceipts amounted to 90 2Ol hhds and from Sept ls47
to March 1913 to so7 hhds, showing this
year Of Acc hhds equal to about thirty per cent
The annexed statement exhibits tho shipments Of sugar
from Now Orleans ia each the past three seasons dis
tuguishing the destination this season -
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Affairs in Washington.
WASHINGTON, March ID, l849.
reaty-Mr. Ssuisr-Jhe Union.


The treaty, as amended by the Senate, will
leave here on Saturday morning, in the keeping
of MIR. Commissioner Sewer. The appointment
of this gentleman ie, perhaps, les good a one
could be made under the circumstances. Mr..
Dix would have been preferred, but the fact that
his place in the Senate would necessarily be
filled by wing, was decisive; and moreover, ir-
respective OF this obstacle, his own wishes were
averse to an acceptance of the mission. Mr..
Polk, understand, was ANXIOUS 10 appoint Gen.
Pillow, but his cabinet would not permit him to
perpetrae any ssch absuTdlty.
ltls shocking 10 see with what eagerness the
Presidents organ haetens to bedaub the newly
appointed officers with iulsome aduation. About
Mr.. Sewer, 1t goes into ecstacles-the laudation
Of Mr.. Walsh is scarcely less enthusiastic, and
even the quiet bearer of dispatches does not
escape, but ~ made To bear his portion of the
burden OF official Establishments. Those gen.
tlemen must teel excessively annoyed at this
abominable and importuDate sycophancy, and
yet II is not really meant for them. II ID but an
indirect mode OF hatterlng the President
Mr. Sewer will return Immediately after the
ratification OF the treaty, il 1t be ratified In the
meantime presume some gentleman will be de-
sqnated by The Executive OF his State to occupy
his seat in the Senate until hs return.
On the final vote OF the treaty, there were four
absenteps-Mr. Houston, Tho was spirited away
by the Presidents; Mr. Pearce, who left the city,
because although favorable to the treaty, yet he
did not wish to have any agency IN its ratlhca-
ton as he has a claim against the Mexican go-
yernment that is likely to be secured by the es-
Enlistment OF peace; and, in addition to these,
Mr.. Phelps, of Vermont, and Mr.. John NJ Clay
ton. of Delaware. The absence of the two latter
gentlemen Is not explained. Why 1t remains
unexplained rs a mystery
i was amused at Il statement in one OF the New
York papers arriving here this morning, that
the injunction OF secrecy Is taken off, with re-
gard to the treaty. Oh course there is no truth
in it. GALvIKNSIS.
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Liver eomplaIns.-Th. following Is from q

reipoctsbe merchan aus p0fiva evidence that Dr. Town
sends SsrsspsriG is The effective
for erssics;rg di..sss Dr. Ihweg is brother Of Ms,ss
a.. and f. w lkwing, exchange broke 81 Wal who
rscssssry will vAuch for the fsc,s continued in the
c.re,ta Thsre mlstsks thou DIS and thousands of
Of dseUs nusy cured end by the of This
neiic.s " New YORK ssrt 1891 DR. 3oysseas; Dear
ledge the great bsns received from the your
Ssrspari'ie Bsiog shout years in
week and lated ststemy disesse chr ind
nation Of the rer s5d stomach and many housh con,
Harrg sni reading considerable the effects
your medicine. resolved Try it, though eaerared
jadicc against ADVERTISED dies had ken the medicine
hor tiae ard began gadrsly and coutned
get bser and am row well 1nde.d much improv
ed h-t friends scarcely Teroguz when ell
the Yen at liberty olish this e think t
WI esc ID The use of e,ceent remedy FRANKLIN
TIMING" Pr ncipls Office, l2s Fulton street
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Che Weekly Herald.

Our weekly edition Of the Herald will be ready tc-
morrow morning at nine O'Clock, and will contsip,
usual full synopsis Of the doipgs Of the past week.
tho hour Of publication including ths treaty of peace
between the unit,d States and Mexico as made by Mr.
Trist and ratified by the United States ssnste full
reports Of the trial trips of tho the steamships
Hermann and United States with accurate engravirgs
of each ths latest intelligence from Mexico; rom
Warrington, including MIR. Celhoun's speech; from Al
bany ard other parts of the country the returns
New Hsnpahire election political matters in general
the trial Of Dunlap for the murder of Nei and va
rety Of other intsresting matter Prioe Ga cents in
wrappers, ready for mailing
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FOREIGN MARKETS

SAVANNAH, March l0.-Mors than 1000 bales Upland
Cotton changed hands to-day, at an advance of 10
on the prices previous to the arrival Of the steamer
NEw BrproRp On MARKET, March l3.-Sperm-The
market firm and prices we'll sustained The sales
Of the past week embrace all the crude oil Offering say
1900 barrels Of 1885, Several parcels by recent arrivals
now landing. WhasWe notice sales the past week
If cargo of 1909 barrels handsome N w. Coast and
South Sea at 34xc 36kc and 1900 barrels N w. Coast
ct acc, each. WhaleboneThere Is some inquiry, but
the transactions very light tho article heinz
rally held above the views Of buyers. sale Of 10
lbs. N. w. was made at 26<c, cash.
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Plolenf .4sssuIf end baitry-lwo men, by the names
OF Wsl Cox ead Ckarlss Bay arrested on Friday
nisht, BY officer Murray, stths 5h ward, charge
OF kascking down and violently assssitug Charles
Mills and whom down, they STAN Ssd on his + &C. ipfiet
Ing ,eyeral severe wounds Ths ARRAY occurred while at
Kind OF check apron ball. held in basement at No Sc
Leonard ntr ct The accused we understand, are
from Philadelphia and stated TO belong to the hill
boys" that city. Justice Osborne locked them in de-
fault of bail
All the police matters appeared to be yesterday on the
decline, probably account Of the severe cold, tie
tievos peferrtIs 10 sit under cover the fire. instead
Of travelling for plppder
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Al oNTHLY RErORr, FOR FEBRUARY, OF THE

MONTHLY REPORT, FOR FEBRUARY. OF the
NI New York Medical and Sufgcs Institute rs Chambers
srest-This institution Was founded in 1872 suppress
quackery aud rsnder sound and scientific msdiea
aid 70 the afflicted under the duguish,d patronage las
will be numbered by many) Of the most eminent czens,
conseg Of ergymen aud medical Cases succesuly
teatcdt3 xlmned to detect disease Of the lungs Throat
such affect speakers and those arsing from cods
primary consumpon ~ seminal weakrefs; ~ gonorr-
ho, secondary veoerea; eguarty, lmonhlyo 5snp
preston (monhy) 5ulccrs in tie groin; eases mldwery
great d,bity 5papt,ton OF the heart; dyspe.sa and
acldy Of the stomach; 7gee irritation OF the meek CT The
bladder AID urettra baans co'tiveueu; rheumatsm
pam in tie head and 3uces of the 3frmie so-
paints sogcal operations ard cures2 enlarged prostate
cued same. uu Ter teatment fn-cr amputisd, IL eau
tzsd, Tor semnsl aud sleety adsctoas accidental pju
attended to- srctucs in urehra minor operations
pefo med under the inaueucc Of vhlofofouo pain rn,n
est; operations for fslua; lsge ab-e.s opened Alter
The &c May resdrace will bs 5G5 BroadNas bstvcen
Rrooms and Spring streets hyAEK BOsTWlCK, ~. d.
Attending physician and Surgeon
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DALMo,s OPERA HoUsE-MoDEL ARrIsTs At

DALMO'5 OPERA HOUSE MODEL Artists At
L Pamos Opers Honse.-The manager respectfully az
the public that owing the labor and
required for the fitting out Of his and novel
fractions be fluids hs complete HIS
bring them with ell their royalty aud bssnt before the
community until Monday evening next. The manager
he has promised nuch-much therefore, rtquirod
and he will fulfil his promise the very letter which is TO
produce these Tabeaux Vvants with such grand effect
osly puzzle but at the time grstfg bshoder
Ia the meantime to the house closed for hole
week and crafty the hundred applications for the
of the Model Artists and wishing please all
heu9e will be opened this eveang aud the remainder Of tn.
Classical Groupings that TIA fasdious fail Of
being pleased and amu:ed For further pa Uars small
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stret-ifyos Tip top fine good fitting Shirt, 20
ga Nassau street Brd buy of SCOTS Dollar and Half
Shirts asd werd fer IL you wal hug another
Broaswsy pair CT Cloves sccsorase-a Cf,vst, econo-
stock ecosoniss uuder sh aud
haudisrehiefs and spspsnders scosome. NJ ss this is
the opy cheap Furnishing in Nsw YORK; remember
Nassau street opposite Herald office and become rcher