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SOC. From Westhed at II m. Wednesday and Saturday
BY East Granville, West Granville, roiiand, and
New Boston
To Sand sheld, by p m, &c miles
And back between 81 IN and Ill m, same days
5O7. From Russell at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
By Blanford
To North Blanford by p m, 8 miles
And back between l0l m and p m, same days
sos. From Railroad Depot at 81 every day, except
BY Chester Factories, Beckett, West Beckett and
East Lee
To Lee, by 9. p m, Ia miles
And back between 3 and p m.
50s From Sheffield at lOl M Monday, Wednesday, and
BY South Egremont, North Egremont, Green River
IN. Y,) Aus,erz, and spencertown
To Chatham -Four Corners by 81 D m, "a miles
AID back between ii m and p m, next days.
$40. From Great Burlington at A IA M Monday Wednes
dav, and Friday
BY TIartsvie, New Marlboro, saodis6eld, North
Colebrook (Ct,) and Colebrook
To Winchester, by II m, 30 miles
And back between m and p m, next days
5ll From Stale Line Depot at Al every day, except
BY West stockbrdge, stockbridge, and South Lee
To Lee by IN, l3 miles
AMI back between 6 m and m.
5l2 From Ptts6ed a, Ia every day, except Sunday
BY Cheshire and Adams
To North Adams, by | P m, 81 miles
And back between 81 p m and 81 m.
5l3. From PsfeId at P every day, except Sunday
To Lee, by p m, ii miles
And back between m and am.
With a branch
From Lenox at II m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and 81 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Curt svie
To West Siockbridge by 81 a m, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, and 81 a M Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
And back between m and p M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, and III a m and Il P
m, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
5l4. From Pittsied at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Lanesboro', New Ashford, and South Williams
town
To Williamstown, by p m, % miles
And back between and p m, next days.
SIS. From North Adams at m every day except Sun
day
BY Wlliamstown and Powna, (Vt)
To Bennington, by Al m, Is miles
And back between 10 and m.
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C62 From Hartford at u every day, except Sunday
By West Hartford, Avon, Canton Collinsvills,
New Hartford, Winchester, MilIbrook, and Nor
To Canaan, by II am next day, 40 miles
And back between a m and 10 4 m.
GG3 From Hartford at 7 a M Saturday,
Bv Snsbury, North Canton, and B,rkhamstead
To West HarIand, by M % miles
And back between m and m, Friday.
GGi. From Hartford at every day. except Sunday
BY West Hartford Pennington, Bristol, Terrys
vile, Plymouth, Plymouth Hollow, and North
field
To Litch6eld by p m, 90 miles
And back between Ga m and III m.
Proposals to commence route at Fainston miles less
distance, will be considered.
Cos. From Harrington at p M Monday, Wednesday, and
Bv Unionvlle, Burlington. and Harwinton
To WolcotviIe, by m 10 miles
And back between 6 and 10. m, next days
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
666. From CollinsvIe 1T p m, Tuesday and Saturday
By New Hartford Centre, and Torrngford
To Wocottvile by I'm, ] miles
And back between a m and 10 a m, Monday and
667. From Toand at M Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday
By Moose Meadow, Westford North Ashford, and
West Woodstock
To North Woodstock, by p m, "a miles
And back between a m and 10 m, Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday.
66s. From Bolton at M Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
BY Gilead and Hebron
To Colchester, by p M III miles
And back between m and same days.
669. From North Woodstock at m, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Woodstock and Pomret
To Wilkinson. by III m, IL niles et1
And back between p m aad sama days
with three additional weekly trips between Pom
fret and Wilkinson.
go. From Windham at ii m, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
By North Windham
To Chaplin, by m, Smiles
And back between m and same days.
GIL. From Central Village at M Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
BY Moosup, Painfeld Canterbury, Westminster,
and Scotland
To Wndham, by III m, ID miIes
And back between ILL m and 81 m, next days.
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N wer BrookhsId at m svey day, except

=, Fr m weu Brookhsd at m sve.y day, except
S ndsy
By New Prainres
ia Hard wick by B p IN, IL miles
And back between IN and . an
g., Worcester II lOs a m every day, except Sunday
|'o By Cappvle Spencer, East Brookheld, Brookhed,
West Brook6eld, Warren, Palmer depot, Wibrs-
ham Ludlow Springfield West Springfield
Wes;feld, Russell, Chester Village, Chester Fac
tories, Bancroft North Beckett, Hinsdale, Dalton,
PitshelJ West Pit,s6cld, Richmond, Flat Brook
Canaan Four Corners, IN. W New Concord
Chatham Four Corners, Chatham Centre, Niver-
yile Schoiack depot and Grcenbush
tn Albany, by p m, 1855 miles
And back between 81 and 4 p IN.
With an additional sir times a-week mail between
Al m and next day, going, and p m and
ii m next day. returning
To arrive Springfield by m and u p m going,
and pm and m returning.
p,ooosas for six additional weekly trips between State
II n and Albany each year, during suspension oil naVSa
|noo on the Hudson river are invited
80 From Worcester at every day, except Sunday
By West Boyleston, Cllntonville, Lancaster, Gro
ton, and Peppere
To Nashua, (Na ii. - by 9 a m, As miles
And back between Al p m and 81 pm
With branch
From Sterling Junction at u every day. except
Sunday
Nv Sterling and Leominster
To fllchburgh by 81 a m, Is miles
And back between 81 p m and pm
O From Worcester at 81 every day, except Sunday
By Holden
To Rutland, by m, - miles
And back between l m and 4 m
|sl From Worcester at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
Bv Paxton, Coldbrook, Barre, Petersham, North
New Salem, and Wendell depot
To Warwick, by 6 p m, Al miles
And back between m and 81 pm.
poosa's 10 end route at Wendell depot miles less dis
lee also for three additional trips to Barre 81 miles, are
lrvited.
u. From Worcester at 10 m, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday ,
By Paxan, Coldhrook, Barre, Petersh.m, North
New saem Wendell Depot, Mortified, and
Vernon (Vt,)
TO Brattieboro, by 10 p m, IS miles
And back between 4 a m and 81 p m, next days.
p,ocos,s to end route at Wendell Depot, rs miles less
Instance, invited.
As3 From Mibury at 81 p m every day. except Sunday
By Sutton
To West Sutton, by 8 m, 81 miles
And back between m and u m.
s4 From WhitinsviIe at m, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
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Charge on Suspicion = OnHcsr Kesfs, Of the
ward, arrested, ysstsrday, . nan by tho name of j
Davis, on suspicion Of stealing IS sovereigns frol
man By the name Of George J. Scott The socY
since tho money was stolen, had been away from
city at Boston, and now, upon his return, suspi,
still resting upon him. the complainant caused his
rest on the charge. Justice MoGrsth detained him
further hearing e"
A Singular Case.-A man calling himself Roya
Holmes, was arrested yesterday by officer Hornblo
Of the Sd ward, on charge Of stealing two coats,
valued at $12, blengiDg to Smith thompson, and
other, frock coat worth $40, the property Of D,
Martin On searching tho residence Of the prise
at No 20 Ann street, . carpet bag vas found q ont
ing over one hundred pieces Of spurious coin, CON
Ing Of dollars halves and quarters all nicely sv,
up ready for passing This eounterfeit coin was 90
By the police, and the prisoner was taken before
tice McGIatb and committed to prison for trial
Rsb6ing YesseI Some thief last night ent,
the cabin OF the sloop Harvest lying at the foot Of
den lane, and stole there ST. In money and 81
watch and chain, belonging to Capt. French, msstt
the vessel
Police matters have been rather dull for the last
day., In consequences, possibly, Of the unples.a
0ftho weather.
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C0MMERCIAL AFPAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.
Wedne sdav. March as

veusesuay, uahCn HS--o N
The tendency Of prices Is stu downward. Most
the fancies fell on ct the first board and the bulls ",
unable to arrest the depreciation in quotations.
the nrst board, Treasury notes declined u Dor cen
Ohio e's, u Morris Canal, y Harlem, X; 10
Islsnd,k Norwich and worosstsr, 1. Erie Railro
(nsw) advanced u per cent Farmsrs' Loan, X; N
Haven Railroad, foe per cent.
At the second board Treasury notes improved \ .
cent, Erie Railroad NEW fell OF X Farmers Loa
Canton Company, 4; Harlem, "; Long Islar
u New Haven, ~. There were large sales at {
nrst and second boards. Tho stock market olss
heavy, and prices we're weak. The money market
exceedingly tight and to this may be attributed Il
depression In the fanoies The cause Of this soarci
Of money Is not 80 clearly understood but II appsa
to MS that change must soon como over the face
things In Wall street.
It appears, by the Boston papers, that ever $1,000
worthIof gold dust had been entered ct the custo
house Of that port, leaving more than $50 900 to
entered, bsirg the importstons by ships Tsar, fro
the Sandwich Islands, and Crusader from vAlparais
The third and last instslment Of the fund for tt
completion Of the Erie and Wabash Canal, Is payab
on the I'd Of July.
The annexed ttatencnt erh.ots the operations
the Delaware and Hudson anal Company for the yes
ending March lot, and Its financial condition ct tt
clorc.
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENT-The steamboat Dill
gence struck snag about ten miles above Fort
Coffee, about thirty above this place, on her way
down from Fort Gibson, on Wednesday evening,
the 18th ut, and sank immediately The engine
ana furniture were taken out. The boat is a total
loss. The Diligence brought about 200 United
states recruits from Newport kentucky, and had
gone up to Fort Gibson, where they were landed,
but the river fell so rapidly, that she had to work
her way down very slowly, and had succeeded IN
getting TO within thirty miles OF this town, when
she struck and sank The river commen need rising
In sbo,t tour hours after the accident occurred,
ana 1t IL Pre- babe sbe liz now comp, ,ey usdrr
ws,t --fVt Sgrh 6't Ucrqid. March 7.
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Destructive Whirlwind.

HARRIsBuAo, March n, 1874
During the storm that has been raging In this vic
ty all day, twelve spans Of the new bridge across
Susquebanns, at Coxs's Town, six miles above, ,
torn away by Q whirlwind, and the wreck has 81
hosted town the river towards the city This was
bridge about being completed for tho Pennsyivs
Railroad Compsny, and its destruction will pro
serious obstacle to tho company.
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United States District Court.
r. Before Jud9a Rata

MARCH 28-BiH FounS.--The Grand Jury four
true bill against John Williams for counterfsiting
coin Of the United States. He was afterwards ARA
cd, and pleaded not guilty.
The United States, vs. The Ship Laurens, &c.
about year ego, from the coast of Africa, for an
lodged psrticL alton In the slave trade She was Of
forwards libelled. The cause was called on to-
but 1t seems that some OF tho witnesses were abs
and 1t was put OF for the present.
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BARNDUnNERs' MAyoRALTy CONVENTION. - BY
reference TO the column OF local late gence, II will
be seen that the bsinurners met ia convention ist
evening, and nominated Myndeu Van Setback as
their caholde,e foi MaJor
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Tho Presidents Reception Day.

WAsHiNoroS, March II, 1884,
Tho President held his reception to-day, which
pretty well attended.
No removals have trsnspired to- day.
1t IL understood that the Colscter Of PhiladeIl
will be changed during the present week, and moth
Is to be done In regard to the Collsctorship Of .
York until January or February next Msssrs. Br,
Young, and Bowen, are the prominent candida
The Bowen stock Is ahead to- day, II common rumo
to be believed.
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THK TELbcRAPBIc L'NEs.--The Southern
Northern, Eastern, and Western lines are all
out Of order, and communication, IN conse-
ouerce cut of
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Markets.

PITTsBuRa, March ~, 1874
Flour-The market Is rather inactive, Easter
msnd being smaller. Sales Of 600 bbls at S. so 3
Sales Of prime red wheat at $50. ESQ., Sales Of D.
yellow corn ct BIO oats At 200 per bushel; rye at
and barley at doc. GroceIies-Ssles Of New Orl,
sugar at &c.: whiskey ct $50 per gallon; New Orr!
molasses at 27c. &c.,; Rio coffee To- 7Sc. Provi,
Sales Of bacon hog round,at 40. hams ct &C.,: Cd
doris 4Mc. The rain has been falling nearly ali
and there ID now 141< feet water In the channel.
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Gold Pens and Watches The ceIebrat
Dian end Pointed Echeeu Geld Penn. unsurpassed in
nsxibty. or durability in Gold and Silver PEN and Pc
CMes together with splendid stock Of fine Gold and 81
watches, for sale by J. Y. SAVAGE, JR Is Wall str
Watches and Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
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Genln's Four Dollar E1ass..-Tho subscrih
feels warranted in declaring his esabshment able
demand OF the beau monde the economist os who prefer
fellow their own tastes instead Of complying with the dict
hshor JOHN N. 6kNIN, 3t& Broadway
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LATER FROM HAVANA We avs in eceipt Of files
of ri Dio,io dc ig Hobana, and also # the Faro
Irousfrrai, as late as the 22d inst. We fad no
news Of any kind in these papers.
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JOHNNY WAlKfR recently arrived from England Will
Grand Axhbtton this evening At hsgsrs large saloon
xsab N STREET commencing at O'clock Tickets of admis
81 1he most scientific Of the will be In attends
and give specimens Of their ski everything that can
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Cfrcult Court.

bei0r0 JU6tc6 Edwards.
MARCH 28.-WdH 4 Co Us The Hopard Insuro
Company This cause was not finished when
court adjourned 1t Is likely to occupy tho entire
to morrow.
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Awful Observation-Disclosures, wife, and or
Burned 60 Dcaths
Distinguish. d Arrivals.

PITrsBURaH, March al, 1874
General Csss, and Senators Jefferson Davis, Tur
Atchison, Jones and Hannegan, arrived in our ,
from the South, last night, and took their depart
to-day, for the West.
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CALIFORNIA; Ffrearms.-Joseph & Hart,
Maiden lane importers, manufactures ana dealers in Bear
wish to cali the attention OF companies others bound for
hfornis 70 ror article eSprsssly adapted to
knovn Hairs Carbrss; ioads At breeoh. be fred 70 d.
ao9 yards They sr used By the y Army and Navy and
need only 70 be seem 70 insnre ita ado ption.
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Movements or Ivd,v,ou.,s.

The following were the chief arrivals, yesterday, at
the principal hotels :-AsroR HOUSE, O. 3 Stone.
Warrington w. ID. Field, do Mr.. Gales, National
Intelligence, do Mr.. Johnson do do ABBOTT La =.
renee Jun Boston J. d. Leslie, Lexington, Ky ;
Leelis Coombs, do. Lslen Lewis Philadelphia. =
AMKArcAr-Msjcr Patton, s. A. Capt. Rogers do. ;
CTr-CsPt. Branpan, 1st Artillery Lieut.. ChAin O,
walker, Wi,consin Col. Roberts, U. . A.; Lieut.
Small, do. Hon r.. q. Spaulding, Buffalo Thomas
OAR England HswAsD- J. Lsthrep Boston Rev
Mr Blake, Mace. J. Holland, Baltimore Dec .or
Wright, N C..
Cave johnson, late Postmaster General, left Wash.
inetoB on Friday sst for his home In Ten nessse Mr.
Buchanan late &. cretsry OF state, and Mr.. Marcy,
late Secretary OF War, LETT Washington on Tussday
the former for sapia and the after for this city
Judge NasoD, late 81 cretsry Of tho Navy. is expected
TO leave Washington to- day, for Richmond, Va his
future place OF sbods
Court Dale ndsr, for this Day.
Cipcvr CoUsr so. q, 100, Ill, 10, lis, III o. 49,
o.
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Naval Iute,Isreuce.

The United States revenue schooner Forward which
has been employed cruising the coast during
terday having since January sailed 1904 miles ct
sea- She has spoken and offered assistance to 20 ships
81 brigs and 10 schooners to Of which she
her ofhoers Thomas C. Rudolph, Captain; John
Faunoe, LIST LIeutenant VIM. Brown, I'd do Ed
gar o. Murder, I'd DO; VIM. F. Rogers, Sd do.
United States brig Porpose is reported by the brig
Ruth, arrived here yesterday, 28th, from Madeira In
80 daysJ bound for the coast Of Africa All we'll
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NRwsPAPxR PosrAeE the few bills which
were passed dunng the last session Of Congress.
the act of March Sd, concerning newspaper post.
age, was not the least important. Previous to the
passage of that act, uniform rate of three cents
was charged on all transient newspapers, Chose not
mailed from the Office Of publication,) which
should be paid in advance. We never did con.
celve the specific object of that law. It materially
intertered with the circulation of newspapers and
acted as bar to the spread Of intelligence among
the people of the United States-a result entirely
at variance with the spirit Of institutions and
the genius of our people. It's effects were very
onerous. A person would buy the Herald, for In
stance for two cents, and after reading it, wished
to eend it to some friend or relation in the country
with the view Of keeping him informed of the news
of the world. Before, however, he mailed It, he
had to pay three cents to the government for post
age; while, he had read the paper In our Office
and mailed it from there, the postage would be
only one halt of that sum. He had to pay, there.
fore, one hundred and fifty per cent more for post.
age, than he did for the paper itself. .a ..
BY the act OF March 80, before referred to, tran
silent newspapers are put on the same footing as
those mailed from tie Office of publication, with
this single difference, that the postage must be
prepaid, and are charged the same rate Of post
age-hat Is, one cent tor any distance in the same
State, and one and a half cent for any distance
exceeding one hundred miles. The alteration has
been received with much satisfaction by the read
ing public, and it will, doubt, tend to increase
the circulation of all the principal newspapers.
In this connection we may add that prices cur
rent and other circulars not recognised as such,
In the postal treaty recently entered into between
this country and England, and will be charged
letter postage whether they written or printed.
For the future, then, we suppose those who issue
circulars will be obliged to insert them in the news
papers of the day.
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Superior COurt.

Present. the Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice Saudford
MARcH 28.-1be calendar Of this court was called
over twice yesterday The highest number yet reach
ed Ia 113
Justice vsnderpoel is confined to his house nv So
yere GOLD caught In the discharge Of his judicial d.
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supreme COurt-General Term.
Present. Justices Jones, Edmonds, and Hurlbut
MARCH 28.-No 4.-Leautt, Rec eiuer, &c., adsm.
Louney 10 still under argument. No 80 is the hi
est cause yet reached on the calendar. Decisions
be announced on Saturday.
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Southern News Items.

BALTIMORE, Marcn ~, 10,
The Southern mail has arrived at Washington,
Jailed to connect with tho evening train for this Of
The New Orleans Picayuns announces the dsa,
DR.. John Harrison, Of the University.
There has been heavy gale on the Potomac, W
has also been felt with great severity ON tho Oh
peake It 10 feared that We shall hear Of disaster
our coast.
The snow Is now two inches deep hsre, and still
ing.
Awful Observation-Disclosures, wife, and or
Burned Go Deaths
BALTIMORE, March 28. 184
Two houses were destroyed BY FIRE, this morning
AMo Anna street, Fell's Point, inhsbitsd by Ger
families, when man, his wife, and child psrishs
the flames.
The steamer Sea Gull was detained ct Norfoll
the storm.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETY,
FF PROPRIETOR.

THE DALI HERALD-Three ed,fsons cents pr eopy-I
or The MORNING EDITION peblhed az SsseH
4 n and distrbued before breadsf; the er Ar ~
ADDITION CON be nd Of he neobo at oe'0e~' an" '"'
Sssond at u past o'clock, p M. - AZ, ~,..
THE WEEKLY HERALD, for circulation on Ies Co" -
s, published epery Saturday. at On eent, PER copy Or
Erg.h Ga per copy or s4psT 9"1" I'' '"s'
III IETTERS Sv mail for sub'eription er t0tA advsy-
sse~ri. 10 be -t Said tie poass 'sA be deducted FRO"
v1sg nST~RY ONDENCE, contaisn important
soieued from quarter OF s ~oro S'eo' '' u
kTiSEMENTS. (reHeosd every morning. and to b
IN ne morning afternoon edios, at reasonable
1rsoe 70 be y W, 1sibe manner the proprietor
snof res ponstbie for w mdnuserpe
NO EOTHE taken Of Anonymous coHswaneGtson What
eur sefon must be authsntcaed ~ ~ Mans
oddress Drev necessarv for psbcdtsox out
e. swnr0n,y Of his good faith We cannot return rejected
Recommendations -
PRINTING Of oil kinds executed Beautifully, and sOkA
Iespateh Orders received at tke Office.
THE HkRLLD ESTABLlSHMENT v open throughout tks
sight
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The report published under our telegrsphio head o,
Tuesday, In relation to the arrival OF the Falcon
erner, Capt. Budd, no doubt which left here on tn
LIST inst.
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Change Of Incum bents.

WAsHrSoroN, Ma oh Is, 1874
It 10 positively stated to- day that the fret Of Ma
hIed upon for important changes Of Collectors, P
msstsrs sc and not before. Large arrivals Of prc
neIt Northern politicians thi- morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS This AWNING. rD
BowERy THEATRs Bowsr-JANE EYRE-JENsv LIsD
--LAsr DAYS OF tohPEn.
BROADWAY THEATRE, BrsaAwsy-THn EScHANTREss.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham squars-wrAvrR OF
LyoNs-hosE In CAILyop HlA-TIn AND JshhY-fLL b
YoUR esooND.
BURTONs THlATRR Ohanbsrs strost-DoMBrv AND Sow =
Ma. AND MRS. MACBETH.
hscHANl9S HALL. Broadway. Droems- oxRwrTs
0MsrREIA
SOCIETY LIBRARY, Brosdway-Nxw oRLEANs SEnErA-
0ERs.
BROADWAY CIRCUS, 6D7 Broadway HoRsEAAHn1P. 20
RACES, DANCING HoRtrs-br cAHDa LENT VOL
EROUPx.
GEOLOGICAL HALL. Dswsu-vAH AnuHsz Gas
WnHAsERM
OHNEss MUBKUN. 10 BroadwAy-Omsss oulsoasrHG
MINERVA R0oxs-Noxs. ADaIsn. MAGIC PHnsso-
Thy.
PANORAMA HALL. s0s Broadway-PAroRAnA OF TIE
HUDSON RIvER.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 Broadway-CoNonRr OF GERsA-
MA Musical SocIKTy ..H
New York. Thurs0aY. March 40. l640s
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Court calendar, for this Day.
CiRevir Couhr so, 4, 100, ILL., TO- LIS, H. Of, 49,
"a I.z, l2s, I24, IFS.