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C0AAERCIAL .lPPlIRg.


saturday, March 3l-0 Pm
There was reaction to day In the stock market.
AT the nrst board, Harlem advanced per cent: Long
Island, n; Fsrmsss' Loan, e; Canton Company. 1;
MOTHS Canal, y; Erie Railroad, new, u; Reading
hairoad ii Penn. S. II; Treasury Notes, l. The
sales were not large at the and there was
no disposition to force stock upon the market This
cannot be satisfactorily accounted .or but 1t Is pro-
baby one Of those reactions which nvsrsby are real
ICED after fall advance Of several Dor osst In 80
many days. The money market has not expsrsn sd
any relief and - evidence of the scarcity Of osp
Is only necessary to state that we have hoard OF
inn ances where nsquartes per cent day has been
paid .'or money This ruin0us rate has been submit
ted to r tho purpose Of carrying stocks from day to
day Spec ustors for rise must be In tight place
to be forced Into suoh desperate measures.
The quantits OF GOAL transported on the SchuylkM
Canal for the week ending ths 10th inst was 1877
TONS The quantity transported tho Reading Rail.
ROAD for ths week, Wa os2o tonsrrsyously lsI,s0s
tons; total for the season, 1S7 TIT tons.
The annexed statement exhibits thy condition Of
tho Montreal banks according to returnc made on e
oath NJ Eahrus
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CLsOTulNG.

Al rs VAN uOUrEN WOULD INFORM IRA FRIENDS,
AVA and the public that he ia new pepscd 70 exc
cute orders for fire made Shirts BosomA and Cor IN
the latest snd most approved patterns aud lea or may %
NO % ssau street
BPartcuIar 10 called te full bosom
Summer Shirt.
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N H,DlCAl..

100000 1TIs 4SR oysE or DEwrS
mumur r. eumatc pains from 20 to 50 years standing
been ced also old fever and mercura and hard swell
Character; 1t has been know fail swing
mediate relief ali spAsmodc darrhGa and pans
patuIe IL 10 tie only Eminent used by the Grin
res Irvines Cotars Jansw.ys Horrs Ludows Races Lori
lards LivDgetone bohsrmerhornr Bradhurss &c.
ghe with Thousands Of other astounding reference
st the depot 2U Pearl street Tatr Broad the Harlem
Railroad Offices heading Co, Boston OF the druggists gre
eees and ssddlers generally 10 oeLt "a dons gross
10 gross az 1876 grcss
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Army InlelInxenos.

Dieo, IN Overton county, Tenn. :, 9th ult. Colonel
SeoIge SEWER In the 10th year Of his age Col
Sewer was the SON Of Gen. John SEWER Having re.
ceived an appointmsnt in the United states Ia
proceeded WITH the Anertssn army to take
and wss Afterwards stationed In oommsrS - 20,
Adams FAT several years 'o''
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New OaLEANs, March %, 1S49
Cotton Market-Sincs the receipt Of the Canada's
advicee, By telegraph, prices have declined u with
sales OF bales Sales Of 275 bbs Western aour
81 rs. The market for s heavy. but prices are
unchanged Sales Of TO- 900 bushels at 42o The sass
Of pork are small Bacon s In fair demand with sales
to extent prices have advanced to &c.
The saes Of lard comprise 700 kegs ct Co. Gro,sres
Sales OF 8, 500 bags Of Rio coffee at ga . exc Small
sales of sugar at prices Prices Of everything
in favor Of the buyers The demand for whskey Is
fair, and prices have advanced to 1870.
BALTIMORE, March 81, 1slo.
Sales Of Howard street -four ere at - A3. Grain
and provisions are unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 80. 184o.
The market for grain IL without change, either ss
regards prices demand Sales Of 900 bbs -four at
SO 37K TO % co. Groceriss-Sales Of Rs coffee at7Xo.
for good fair Sales Of 500 bbs pork - per
Dbl. Sales Of 400 bbls. whiskey ct 15c. In other
respects the markets unchanged.
Bosror, Msrch 81, 1S49.
There ia fair demand for -four and the sales to day
resch 2 500 bbls including common TO good brands
Michigan, st Louis. and Gvnesee, at s. e5x S6S7h
Eor corn, the inquiry Ia COED, and market firm esss
Zoo bushels at 90 $780, for white and 60c for yellow
Rye cells slowly at 700 about 900 bushels cha nsed
nsnos at that figure Oats moved to the extent Of 900
busneis, u $50. 3sc for northern snd southern.
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Magnificent posornansea every sftnocu NJ
.nS svsry evening q seior so:lSot The Aaua:sr
Ihis colossal couple are the eys and decidedly argeS par
human osIfs which me world produced Also ensed
nos With ns The ri Quseg Tho Isohinsst4 Who
short period and will appear 81 cash euterainmens In hcif
wsndsiu 0Z~aase LassAabs Pant mines No
e. Great western. the Ychkee Corpedlsn Pete Norri Mr.
GhaP%a. nr CepsarS Nj. Vest Mis- Msvs Miss Barton
nsokwel TIE fortune ss AInscs 8 cent shidrea 1ndsr
10 LIZ II 49,, 1921
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Affairs In Washington-ApppOin ents, &c.
WARRINGTON, March 81, 1849
There have been no prominent changes to day, and
1t thought that mono will be made until after the
Virginia and Connecticut elections except of those
whose commissions expire.
Commodore Charles W. Morgan takes command of
tho United States naval force Of the Mediterranean
vice Commodore Bolton, deceased.
Mr.. Meredith left this afternoon, for PHILADELPHIA
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ITO PAINT MEDICINE PR0 RlETORs AND OTIIERS
Geo ". Chds and Co, of No. Ledger building Third
street. below Ckesnut prepared receive the
that the ret'r may wish to have introduced in Philadelphia
facility Of introducing patents and they pledge selves to
the srest attention to srce entrusted them Fer
sole preIretors Of DE- wi ey Celebrated Cough Candy which
they prepared supply 70 the radeon tho liberal
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Folks ArrlvaI-lncrease OF the Cholera, go.
NFw ORLEANS, March ~, 184o.
Ex-President Polk arrived yesterday, and was re-
ceived and welcomed by q speech from the Mayor !;
MIR. Polk replied in handsome and complimentary
manner. He leaves to morrow, by way Of tho river
and Memphis, for homo.
The river is still ightfully high causing daily dss-
truotien OF property along It's banks. The reports
along the river In regard to the cholera that
On the increase that tho epidemic is prevailing
In New Orleans to considerable extent.
Cotton 10 firm
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TAX HOMER BOS1WI, K Leo UKEk ON DISEASE OF
~ The GoDito Urinary OrgAns-A uhor Of Complete Prso-
trk the Nature and Treatment Of veneeal Dsase
strt ure and aid private natura Qusrto splendid
pntes or lxtract from the BostoMedica aud drgo
be said fexressyo he quail tn 6icords
WORKS family Of diseases aud far superior to any
th,rg hind cd In this country Prioo $40
ptbor Seminal I'm issions &c. caused
by itsry Vice. serond don plates Pric. ST. For GALE
PusHafers sirser Townse d. ~ Broadway and by
the Anti BYoadwav
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GALE OF NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILxoA xORroA 81

GALE OF NEW YORK AND ERIE BALBOA kORr0A AZ
- BcDdsTls undersigned having vances on 6j w
dollars Of bonds will offer them high
est bidder for cash. aud Will the
chase OF the Whole Or any po,'ios Of them their oos Wal
the bids viii be opened There bonds VO0
payable in 10 beas rest payable sm an
nuaiy-vz the LIST Of karol September year
and secured b mortgage Ill the property company
TO John j. Psmer Joeph Walhe ~ Grah Smith,
copy Of Bond horgass necessary ton
relating thereto, may DO obtained ct ofhoe.
WARD 4 co "a Wall ateAAt
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NLW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CO. sONDs
The sorhers will receive proposals. 9Th Of Drill
Tor Eighty Thousand Dollars Of the Bonds Of Com~nv
able lst lebS and drawing interest 18Th feh
rosrx sst seven per centun per snnum paysb
and peoembe with coupons attached Bald deli
vercd to the highest bidder on the nth April.
WARD d co, "a Wall atreet
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" IsoINIA LANDS Oh sALn-I oEEIR Foa SALE NJ

Island estate situated inmeoia ely upon the Rap
rvsf about eight miles 1app
equal 70 snas on the face Of the earth agricultural pur
and good fishing shore might BE- established
resdeEce Invaluable chiefly fof its and
cedar oheetEut white 40 1t has
VALUED By commissioners who have reded in its
IL 1t SNNO kah cash. the In The
steamer Nary washustn. from Baltimore
weekly By this estate and would
aiming upon it. at Tappahannook Addoss pot paid
A. N. BERNARD, FrederieksSurg.
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This excess includes tho capital Of each nstitu ton
The Bank Of Montreal and Bank du Psuple pretty
we'll supplied with specie in proportion to their cirou-
istion but tho City Bank wasl in al very unfavorabs
position ~ regards these dspartmsnts-the amount of
specie on hand being only about one sixth Of the
amount Of circulation.
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MUSICAL.

M USIC!-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT By YOUNG
A LADY, who bas thorough knowledge Of Music,
can give the NEST unexoeponabe references Terms
Gnne - per auArcr-thess advanced Sl Apply c.
Herald office. ''| ~ ~
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The et. Louis Railroad Loan.

CINCINNATI, March 80, 1849.
The election held by our citizens to-day, to decide
whether the city shall subscribe million Of dollars
to the railroad from Cincinnati to St. Louis resulted
In the triumph Of the friends Of tho measure large
majority This sum will be expended building the
road from Cincinnati % far the amount will allsw
Ieserving balance for tho purohsss Of and looo
motives, 30 % to put this portion Of the road into
rapidly completed. At large meeting of the ct.
Gems Of st. Louis, held last evening, resolution to
subscribe half million for the object was passed
unanimously.
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TELEGRAPHh.' INTELLIGENCE.
THE Latest from SVsoncA H10n~"ss

Una I.eest from Colonel Fremont
Sr LOWS, March 50, 1870.
We have received news from s. n'e re 70 'ns ]0'n
February. Col Fremont had aSriv "a snsfs On ms wa
to California, taking Cooks route. ne ioss s'svs'
men In the mountains from the sever. '" OF tho "ea
Their. We have only three Of the Names WISE OF 81
Louis and King and Prsuss, Of Washington. Inc name
Of the latter will be reoolsctsd, having esn no
quently mentioned BY Col Fremont In the ma rativs
Of the nrst expedition. 4.
Gel. Fremont did not reach TIE top of the mountain ~
from the vicinity Of which the last accounts received
By Col Benton left him. He was compelled to return
to tho valley whore the fell to the depth Of
thirty or forty feet covering up all his outat and kill
ing al his mules.
He then left the valley, and made his way through
tho hills from whence he sent out party to obtain 70.
lief and return within stated period Not doing So
COL Fremont started after and overlook them In six
days. He finally reached Taos, and the survivors Of
his party being assisted by party sent to their
sistsnoe, also arrived ct that poiut.
After they had sufficiently recovered from the f.
tguss they had undergone Col Fremont was supplied
with another OUTFIT by tho Qusrternastsr and Commi
sary, and he resumed his route to California,
Lieut.. Bsall was last heard from ct Lorocoo. He
was getting on without dieulty, aid viii probably be
In California within thirty days.
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Onlifornia.-To Traveller and Others- rn /.
rcass Dressing Gaze: manufactured ~ orbss ara the
pscct OF Ne hsnd containing usf1l IL hs
pcsnss epaos all OF which wsrrastsd 4 T. 0AU9 nG1c
~ broaAwAy corner " Liberty street SW DroAdvsr
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THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF TIE AMERICAN
L Dramatic Fund Association.
p-pad ark

THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF TIE AMERICAN
l. Dramatic Fund Association.
President
DAVID c. GOLDEN, ESQ
Woe Presidents:
Hon. samuel Jones. Prosper Y. Wstmors ESQ.
John Vsn Buren,. Esd, Arthur T. Jones' Esd ="
Philip Bore Etq. N. r. Willis ESD
General 8. P Lyman, Simeon Drspsr Eso
J. PREF colt ball, Esq, Nm. Noah, Fsa.
Doctor Francis, George p Morria Ess
John MoKson. Esq,
y 18th others wbose names will bo duly announced
The musical department will be uhder
go Mr. GEORGE LODER
ana will comprise all the available at tho TINA
ipoudl perfect Oee Party illustrate OF
ENsIisH HARMONY, OLD MADRIsALs GEMS CHoaAI Me.
LoDY. Sc re-
Tho Festival will take pace Tuesday, ApriI TO- Al
. TIE ASTOR HOUSE.
Tickets Including wne) s. each, DO had any OF the
Trustee, Wis - " 80 ~ S
J.prescett Hall. Eco . 81 Wall street.
O. etebbps, Esd. o. Wa street.
VIZ Chapman. BIG, 81 uerchantS Exchange.
John Mckeor, Eco. District Attorney, City Hall
. Jhos Hanblin Eco, Box ONCE, Bowary Thsatre
Or Of the Treasurer, Mr. JOHN POvEY u poster street
Ard the Secretary, Nr JOHN BROUGHAM 81 Chambers st.
r. ASTLH GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELl-KNOWN SUN
NOR resort Be for Evening dur
Ing the ensuing season. For further terms apply
d tho once on the presee By letter paid
NE wepf1etora FRENCH l. nESER.
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misc ELLAN EOUS.

LJYDRANTA-THG MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND REST
kind for Yards alleys buildings tsssmeat 40 il the
Bartholomew Patent elf toppinG Chdfea them
runD, brsh them they DO not eurs. pps; easily
paired, without digging buildors house
tect hould With the plumber bartholomew
Hydrant Most Of the plumbers have them
ITO PRIsTBRa-R nos & Co. WOULD Gait Tuc At
Of Printers their Patent proved self r.eJn,
Gard Of which BE- in operation At be,p
room. HOE co. Press ussers 30
IS Geld street.
CrAIkN BLAND fEkHf.-lkAvE NEW YOKk Al o
- II. z and o'clock Leave vAHdsrbshs iAodns q 4
10. !, Sand s'~'oet
w ATERMAN 81 FEr. ON his RKTUkN IONS TO AN.
sheridan, New York, from the south, will hs
Asor acuse tor two days All addresses kN time
st'ebdfd to.
g A. PRllLIrs 4 CO. sUvCLssOkS no J. wHIrnN0-
Os .Sg Broadway have e?sHed handsome assortment
hats CspS MsntlAA IA o We best housvs Il PAA
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vv>o SINGLE oENTL1nEs-A SNAIL PaIv Ark FAMILY.
cling housekeeping the LIST Of Nay next Pill b. WI
ros bedrooms paatrs sdjoinDg LoeaNou nlssoks
ssvSt block from Bfesdw AAdrsss H. o. Herald "
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(tHlhybs ASskHBLY ROOhS $50 BROADWAY. Be
tween Spring and Prince open vey neht during ths
wss. cSscstncibs n"ndsy April ls The original
snown new Iork Ethiopian SeIenacss would respectfully
form public That they have just Eastern
na our where they have mea with
apo VIII Commences series OF
They viii hA the honor Of inroducl great variety
ana original eodies buesues songs
manner r. quantity attempted BY imitator This
company onAe, sos o.npetion in departments Of Ehs
under the drct1sn Of Mr. J. Cooper. Admission Is cents
Children under ten years age halt price Door ,pen
ooocl Concert eommcnse at reserved
es Concerto every Saturday aternoo Commencing
oco<k J. BOOARDIJS nan.gey. ID prn,-Satc1. -
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LNOk SALk-Ok TO LET On MODERATE TERNs-A
first olass three story attic Boues brown
'front.' Madison avenue between Uh Slst streets near
Madison square Ihe bcas repe,e With convenience
front parlor fest Deep with aoose the
centre, with toe room 10 feot The second story
extensive and bathing ROOM room u
fitted for Tho third story the
9Th five roos with pantres each floor TIE not
surpassed tor elegance and workmanship any
tree adjoining lot together with in the
WM O. CONNER, 10 Ann street, corner Of Nassau
The premises be by calling the adjoining house
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2PORTING.

(NEN1t kVILlE LONG I5LAND-THE PROPRIETORS or
the above Course offer the wg Trong Purses come
of tetween the lUtb and 20tn Of April: -
No l-Purse of $60-me hsats-bes in 5-to wagons for
horses that purse -
No 2-Purte S6-mile horss
that never purse $50.
No 3rurse $5-mile heats best In to 25Dnb WAGON
for no, sos that never Purss $50
NO 4-furto $iUu-mile heats-best in 6tO
what pleasefor horses That
No t-rurte $Semile heats-besi in in
all S the bes-te in Nav next
AZ OF The above purtes to close Monday April 3D. O'clock
York. Three or more - male hsid. aud STARE
B-Pers entering horses pay entrance before
the the will be of the udses
to b awarded by then to the winner.
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SPECIAL MOTTO e..

~ OTICE-1HE sUCCkS: ORB OF TIE LATE DR.. d. Il.
~ Sherwood having secured at their oioe regular
dance Of experienced ply soan familiar peculiar
and practice the treatment OF Chronic are fully
to CARR out hs views and his practice
- hitherto conducted Ooe hours
from Ii 70 O'CLOCK, r. l. u. q. ShRRWOODS Successors
No luz Chambers streot Nsw Yo,L
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IT'D I,ET

Two LET OR LBAsE-TAE HOUSE NO 2so CkNIss ST.,
lors oscupsd Bar and binns Saloon Tor Wien u
aguIsed weuld NAL first sAod for dry goods
tea or grocery bspg opposite Cens Mhst Rent TO
a GOOD esuanE PssseeioR Immediately. Inquire 81
CHS y. u 5DDnh No IfY Mulberry street.
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ITALIAN oPEsA Aston PLAcF-lsr NIGHT or 7

ITALIAN OPEh.< ASTOK PLACE-lST NIGHT or rae
opera Of BELIA No1On Monday evening April will Be-
ssna .osti Irene MN: Borshess 1u.
ac1s dora; Sgrs Avosadlo seli:sro S. Noys Aamiro sk Co
cent, pssSo, .r IT. and Ter. " nee
% open A. he Opera House. Astor Paos FROM to
~ and At Music Stores Of and Park
o'olock. - ~~'' ~fSA ~ ~ ~s.--~'N'~" ~
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Frightfal Steamboat Disaster ON tho Ohio
River, and Loss OF Life.
SrEuBESvILLE, (O) March 81, 18l9
Our town was the Of quite Q melancholy dis
astsr to- day. in consequence Of thu explosion Of tbs
boilers Of the steamboat Virginia.
Three persons have been killed, the SON Of the Gap
tain perhaps mortally wounded, and thirteen others
missing. Whether the latter were thrown overheard
and drowned, or that they have escaped and mingled
with the excited crowd, l am unable to say
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AmQySEMEUTN.

| RAoADwAY THxATRk.1. A. hARSHALL. rR0rRIl
s.:: A .ss ps.s :: sSsa e
h..as s: !.
S.':: ~ Grand s:nsssh. r. Brown chez
e's sS.ii s Nux H. ss
En- s; sssI cr IT,. s ssS . 1s;;
i18 .s...-Doors opss ~ eemnsasssS *.
RUR1GAs THEATRE. cHANBEBs srREEr-xoNDAY
1,I I1s: ~ JORDAN; c.sS Y. ssss:.sn
%ni'h Is, %' N seRT Y T RaS,ss
MIS- i a.i
can NJ Hsn On H:co ssnauo NJ raymond Dun
RutS. II NJ Gses ssd srSSss
ass Ala ot I.
SLOPE W. Bill BsnoSt Mr ssS.O Sa i SI1
e sro A y, .i
t nssl S: e
Sluds with the rArnIAN BOW En-Aaoni: Mis- Mary oannsn
h G:s: Mr. .s. .:fss q
tEfsr s:s. ossts P wv .l liz N D'' circle 20 cents
erect s.nd. I..s Co. frop,isto.:-Hoad. .7.Siss
Ds Burke an. EaAaS on srsn
Tn s ~ ~ mat . !ss ssGs
Ts Yas
performance
Two Q olook Admisfon Is oenb-ehNdren bali price
Ahsh.,ss ~; rAREwEL CONCERT or
previous 70 his departure for Tendon Sgnor Bot
,ssas ~ 10 assisted By s0. first
S nsa ssssns leader Bar anoT
psS e t E.: e T.:
Auno s.ooa Hotels and at The doer Doors cpsn ct
SsIs o'clock preci.e Prosramns small
even a. the steamer for Enron" will sail following day
NJ DnAPsrERs LAST ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
Tssernacle wiz be given Wednesday evening Arr 4h
which scSsson hs will sing his Avorits INDIANS
- I'm prison 81 John Anderson Jo Lonely Aud win"
Of tss Irish Imsrart "Des ID Of warren; Bind
CIoaA about yc "Dunesn Cray" popular osutat.
The hay Queen In three parts TICKETS 81 TO com
MI ROBERT NORRIS. THI ANCIENT BARD or THE
A Ninth wsrd has the honor he will give
grand vocal and Concert the Apollo Rooms 40
Broadway on TueSdsy evening April ID he
will DO assisted by we'll known perforaera Tickets rs
cents to be bad 1t tbs door aid at the principal
M oNslEUR ADRIEN TIE REAL AND INcoMPARABLR
Iva French Magician win continue his extraordinary Sorees
every evening th, week 1T the Minerva Rooms 6 Broad
way where he will give grand Magical Egyptian Enter
tanment Admission ~ cents children oen Doors open
att Performance 10 commence ats
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rOblx &ALlI.

EOR SALl-A BAR ROOM DOWN TOwN-ALsO Ia
and Lodging House. II good business long
Apply to morrow morning. from 10 to A. ~, Mr. WIN.
MYERS, a Nassau street. In tho basement.
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Two Steamboats, Burnt, SO.
BALTIMORE, March 81, 1910.
By the Southern mail, arrived day, learn that
two steamboats, were burnt near Augusta, Ca, and
twelve hundred bales Of cotton consumed The loss 10
about $4,000.
We have the Nav Orleans mail of the asa, but Il
contains no news,
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M EEaArICy BALL. az BROADWAY, BETwEsN
weak The original and we'll Chrstys Hnstres orssn
ed Ioa2 the oldest estabshed band In the world who os
nsods. and o.s.a'pr Of tho
other Co upany who produce evidence
just right 70 The above distinction Whose Concerts this
patronage and iAyer unprecedented In tho annals public
IN this great me and nue to DO Nightly
snes vnoirg evidsneeof their
aodvene They will have the homer
rety Of new and original Melodies Burlesque Operc Chorus
- son CharaOterso Danosa 30, In manner frequen ~
.uss th.t have orowped the efforts Of this original and
ment Of Ethiopian The company consists
performers undor the direction and Chris
~ the whole comprising unequaled versatility
talent Admission % cents Children under TO- half price, Doom
opon at7Ccboert will commence at o'clock Afternoon
n n q II
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RowHhY fHEATRE-NOvDAY EVENING. APRIL
y Rrr AND rIPrY-M lilk whitA Mr. Gilbert; nrs Lilly
So ": GerI. After which for the Srs, time In
WI intr duce his snsqualed collection Of Trained AnmaI
mOss shon BLACK Tiger hitherto considered
SpSS cnssss, ss sOusn,s n. Duff csoils Brun Mis-
kdv.Id 6uGhes Mr. BALL Kate, MIRA waloott; BETTY
Taylor boxas IS oen Pit l2k osnts Gallery, Tx
eeso Ieors epen ct 6xSslosk commence AK
CAANlRAUS NATIONAL THRATRB, LATE CHATHAM
No. S.y evening April viii bs presented farce Of
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TkION COURSE, L. L-TaOTrING PURSE or ssn NlJv

TkION COURSE, L. L-TaoTrING PURSE OF $50. MILE
~ heats best in to harness. will off MoAday,
April 0tb:-H Sohsniraud enters T. Copfdeuce a. Soahrio
entrs, g. m. American Girl; r. johnson enters & e. Mes
Purse Of $lOU3 mile heats
following entries 10 Cd Monday May 7C. Berne
sntT .. Trustee T. Johtson entsr. e. g. Ness ger .
Free urse Of f3Ume heats bet Sin to for all
hores TO come of on Nay 2's-David Br,ans enter
Aady Spolk John Case enters adv MOSCOW a. White
enters M Lady sutton. d. GREEN, Proprietor.
HARLEY PARK PACING-PURsE s25, NILE HEATS
best three In five to hsraessfee all hoses-oosed with
the following entries to come of on Monday April O'clock
r. n Mr. Ghee brow Enters O. HAM Mason; J. Maby
enters Broderck; e. Birtine Aga gp; a.
Gtrdon enerb Chsmpiop j. N0dpe enters Dan Miller
W. FONNRR, Pro prietor