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The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02
SPRING GOODS.

LUST received, and now opening, at the new J Store, corner of Markham and Bridge Streets an assortment of DRY GOODS-consis,ing, in part, of 3-4, 7-S, A and I2-4 Beached and Brown SHEErINGS and SHIRTINGS; 7-s and A. Lowells; 300 pieces Cacoes as'd; 90 pieces printed Mousiins @ pieces Plaid Ginghams 6 pieces Linen Cheeks; 12 pieces Irsa Linen; pieces l2-l Linen Shee'ing; pieces s-4 Linen DAmask; 10 pieces Cottcnades, &c., &c.; of which will be offered very low for Cash or country produce.
 Mayl. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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DACoN, FLOUR. &c.--4.00O lbs. Clear Sides; 11 6 casks extra sngar-cured Hams;
 common canvassed Hams;
 l sugar-cured Dried Beef;
 l Beef Tongues; 20 kegs No. Lard;
 50 bbIs Ohio snperfine Flour-received, per steamer Beacon, and for sale by Ja!yl7. VIM. B. WAIT
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RRGTLlR ylPOLEOy < TT. GIBSON PlCGE1
NeW OrIrans and lrkansas Rirrr Paekft.

E1~s~ h Steam Cotton Plant" E. C. Morton k2shs4gss3 master will run as a regular packet anf~sE- sS--%zSc from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs, Little Rock, Van Bnren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all intel mediate landings the Arkansas river. Every exer'ion will be made to promote The com fort ot passengers. and shippers can rely upoa hay ing their business attended 10 with pFompiness and adety T. D. MERRICK & Co,
 AGENTS. The "Cotton Plant is furnished with "Doe tor,'' or small steam engine which supplies inc boilers with walef--worked by the same power, are three large bilg pumps that in case oi snaggingl will throw three hogseads of water per minute, aso noes attached that will carry water to any part of the boat in case of ire.
 T. M. & Co. Little Rock Feb. 22, lsiS. 24-u
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NEW GOODS,
umA nR RHc.

MILL, < cut and hand saws; cotton and wool M cards; corn and coffee nllls stocks and dies; horse nails; coach wtencbes: sieelyards iron mo. lasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass ,op dogs; flies; iron braces butts; wrapping paper, &e. ' Received and for sale by
 au20 VIM. B. WATT
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02

TIE SIAxEsE TwISs.--Heury Clay left New Intention of paving u visit to Martin Van Buren, st KiHderlook. Both of these defeated aspirants to the presidential chair need sympathy, in their political diversity. Clay could not return home after the defeat Of freesoilism in Kentucky, with out seeing his deieaied friend in New York. When they sneei Clay may we'll say" I you hare tears e sAed, brother, pr,pare 10 shed them no1.'''
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

yINHIS Institution under the charge of Mrs. and \ the Misses " ooD. will be opcDed for tke eeption of pupils boIh day scholars and bOarders, Monday the 2Srhnst
 Terms of Board and Tuition.
 FoR THE SESSION OF FIVE MOsTHs. Day scholars st department, fa or tnst-
 ing course. s2s Ge. I'd department. ~ do. 3d department, Ib 60. 4ih department, E French, Italian, Spanish and German lan-
 guages each ~ Singing in choir, o Music, with of Piano, HS Harp, 5o Guitar, Z9 Drawing, 10 A course of lessons in Poonah painting,
 Japan work, iHlaying of Ebony and lvo-
 ". and wax flowers, each l0 Hambargh work, and embroidery also taught. An extra charge will be made for washing at tho ordinary rates in the city. Board, with Caiesthenic exercises, at $io per month.
 Each boardcr will furnish her cot-bed, bedding towels, and table napkins
 Payments quarterly u sdyance--ao deduction for absence, except in of sickness.
 By particular request class of Boys under '" years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the Log'eFiAa system.
 REfsRExcEs.-Rev. " Saunders, Col r. D Merrick, Ma. Lawson.
 For any further particulars apply personally or by letter, post Uaid, at this Othee
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THE GESEaAL's LAsT.--W When President Taylor went from Lancaster to Harrisburg, a, the village of sioant Jey on the way. he was met by The young ladies ef the latter place. to whom he made speech of which the PenHsyIyaBian gives the following account:
 The Second Washington thanked them for the large majority he had received in that quarter, and had no doubt their husbands had contributed 10 the result This made the girls litter. He bad heard of the st aad of that neiehborhood. also of its big horses and (then there another fearful pause iis wagons. Our informant, who is not whig. said be never was mere mortified in his life, aud he reioiced when the cars again moved on."
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EDIRIIEN.

A0D&D Cans fresh Oysters
 l50 " Soups and Bouilli.
 100 i" fresh Peas.
 100 " Lobsters.
 60 Terapns. Also, fresh Samons, Clans, Milk, Mackerel, boiled veal. &c.,, Sc dramatically sealed in tin cans purchased and received drecttrom the celebrated houses of Wm. Underwood & Co.. of Boston, and E. Wright. of Baltimore, warranted and for sale by jan30 W. P. OFFICER.
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N@m-w~---

VIE subscriber, agent fer II Alderman. va, A continue the formers business st his ol8 s,..i on hsin' near slaFkhp'n street, and keen rans,sn, on eahd fail and well as~>rryi stock of rcce. aess pry 1oods- Boots, Shocs, 1Srd~arc, Cas,,pv, Ne Se all ei which will be sold loN Tor oaSh TSs ,iFs1 naarSs' prices will be paid for eOpn, pro.
 laht " JOHN KRArSE
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NEW GRLElsS TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRIN TIERS DEPOT.

No. IT, Canal NJ, kor. opposite ths Custom Hoase IT H GREEN respectfully aunosnces 10 Prin- H. ters and Publishers that he Is constantly manufacturing, and has on hand, an extensive as s1rtlnent of TYPE. of every description, and every article requisite for the printiog business.
 The subscriber Is also agent for the sale Of NA- PIER. SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES, also, for PROUT-S PRINTING INK, (oi ali eoiors,) with George F. Nesbitt's calculated pre- mium WOOD LETTER. which he will furnish in any quantities a, he shortest Eo.ee. apri0 3l;6m
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HARDW RE.

HUNTS Broad. Hand and Chopping AXES; H Patent Blind Hinges and Fasts; Smiths Bel lows, g 10 36 inches; Varnish; Paint; Dust and Shoe Brushes; Iron Braces; Scotch, do., with Bitts brass Flush Bolts, Spring and Barrel, do socket, irmer. turning and American Chisels; Turning Gouges; bed and table Casters; cotton, wool, and horse Cards; halter. log aud fifth Chains; Door Springs; cork and patrnt Faucets; Flush Drawer Handles; wardrobe and brass Screw Hooks; broad, shingIing and axe Hsichets nail, shoe hand and Sledge Hammers; brass Door Hooks; shoe, butcher aud drawing Knives; tea, brass and enaIneled ket- ties; Mortice Locks, with Mineral Knobs; plate, knob and cIOset Locks; Door Latches; Spirit Levels and Pum5s; Corn and Coffee Mills; iron Molasses Gates wrought and horse Nails; brass Screw Rings; smooth, jack and jointer Planes; Spoke Slaves; bench Screws; screw and sash Pnllies; We'll Pull lies; JOnes's Sash Locks; Seythe Stones; Germsn, css, and blister Steel; Sckles grass and grain Scythes; Shovels aud Tongs; Ames's and other Spades; long and short handle Shovels; Stocks and Dies; Screw Plates; bed and wood Screws; iron, steel and plated Squares; cross-cut aud RowIands s Mill Saws felioe and wood Saws; compass and hand, do.; Vices; shutter Screws, &c., &c., &c., received and for sale by
 July 3l. WILLIAM B. WAIT.
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Arkansas River Packet.

HN@~- A THE splendid new steamer Philip A91itS&y& PennVwit, R. Beatty. master, wii m&2sesaskm leave New Orleans for the Arkansas river on the 7th inst, and vii run during ,he sor frsrn New Orleans to Little Rock, Vsn Buren. Fort Smith, and Fort Gibson, touching al ab the intermediate landings.
 For freight or passage, having superior accom- usodstions, apply on board. or ie
 fb2a sn r. D. MERRICK & Co. Agents
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G 70 hhds. Sugar; bbls. powdeTed Sugar
 3 bhis. Loaf Sugar; IF bbIs. Molssses; 100 sacks Saif; hlf bbls. CIsnbeTries;
 1 hb Currsnis; IF baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Star Candles; bxs best Imperial Tea;
 1 bbs. Rice; together with large assortment oi Preserves; Jellies; Wines; Cordisis; Pickles Sald Oil; Spanish Olives, &c. just received, per sieaDrF Philip Pennywit and Tor sale at very reduced prices for Cash or country produce. hy
 May 1. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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Furniture.

TNHE undersigned woeid respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, al his new stand eh East Main st., neaf, ly opposite the Presbyterian church and is pIepar- ed 10 fl orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE. HIDES, BEESW4X
 IND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished Cofhns made al all hours. Prices to correspond with the times
 N B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse, is prepared 10 at- tend to bufia!s in the city or country on the ulosi reasonable terms WM. ANNEAR5 Feb. IT. ls47. 23-.
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REGULAR LINEo PACKETS

mn&4EzE6@74&Aw az6EESS1s&zEa2 eak&1ARSzxszs From Napoleon and Month of rkan~as Ri-
 yer to Little Rock. Yaa Buren, Fort
 SmiIh and Fort GihSon.
 VTNHE light drsueht steamers WILLIAM ARM \ STRONG, MEDHfM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for the con veyanee of freight and passengsrs--the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and ThHrsduys at o'eock, A. M.-Returning wifi leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will ccau-rt with these eeass as Little Rock making guIar weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Burep and Fort Smith, and extending her trips Co Fort Gibson when the water will permit
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this he- ing permanent ara ngcment and that their freighss will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spa,ch, and at the lowest customary rates Al the boats are in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation Of passengers.
 A.HAYS 6 Co.. Agents, Napoeen,
 N. GREENWOOD < Co, Ag'ts, \. O Dec. l3, ls47. i4-
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WHITE LEAD.-50 kegs Pure White Lead, w received and for sale by
 Angus, :. wM. B. WAIT
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NEM HOODS.

LUST RECEIVED. per steamer Cotton Pianf, sy fnIF sssuEimen: of Dry Goods Groceries HARDWARE, CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, Boots, shoes, Hats, &e., Ee., among which are
 DRY GOODS. 3-4. AT { and 9-4 Bfo.Fiax Thread;
 Donesties. Linen Gihghsms; Blesehed Domestics; Do Checks; Dtilliags: Grass linen; tlsnabargs; Cstson Ginghams; Twilled Stripes; Baptiste Ginghams; A. and 5-t Tietings; Jseeonst Maslius; Flannels; lTsriIia Plaid, do.; Kentucky Jeans; Lawns: Cotfonades: CanbrIcs: Demins: Irish Linen; Crash. siIk Handksrchiefs; Silk S Cotton UnbrelIas;l Cotton do; Spool Cotton; Gloves; Hosiery:
 GROCERIES. hhds. prime Sugar; Noiasses; 90 sacks '' Cdfee; Rice; Loaf Sugar. Teas; Crushed Gn-: --.-..-.- ,Sperm Candles Powdered, do.; Star, do., Chocolate; Mackerel; Ciarri Wine; CodRsh; Champagne; % iPiekeIs; pipes old Cog BFandy,Na'msgs; bbls. American, do.; Cinnamon; Almonds; Gloves; Raisins; Lemon Syrup; Table Salt; Cofdiais; Pepper Sauce; ,KetchUp; Olive Oil.
 HARDW3RE .SND CUTLERY Knives and Forks; 50 kegs "0d Colony !" Csrvers and forks: Nails; Butcher Kuives; } kegs Flooring Brads; Pocket hO.; Locks: Bolts; M,il Saw Files; Butt Hinges; Cross-cut do., Screws; BLsds; Hand Saw do; Brass CaBdlesticks; Rasps; Percussion Caps; Chsels; Buck Shot; Ang1Ts; Drop Shot; Plane Irons; Sad lToRs; Broadsxes; Cotton and Wool Cards; Cboppipg de-; C. S. Trowels; shingiiug Haichets; Pad Locks; Mill Saws. t15 10 : feet; Cupboard Locks; Hand do {; 50D0 lbs Swedes Iron; Drawing Knives; l0,000 lbs. Amerean do. Steely ards;
 QUEENS ARE Cups and SAcers, Glass Tnnbiers; Plates; Glass Decaniers; Pitchers: Preserve Dishes, Bowi.; Esers and Basins.
 BOOTS,s SHOES X HATS--A full assortment
 SADDL3RY-Spanish and half Spanish Saddles; American io; Brides, Martingales, Collars Flames, Whips, Spurs, Stirups, Saddle Bags. Carpet Bags, &c., &c., III of which wiI be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for country produce.
 Our PRICES riH bs iaUarab'y Coh PRICES
 June 5. T. D. MERRICK S Co.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Little Rock, Feb. 9, ls4s. 24-t
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02

Prices of Dr. CArtsfie's Galraaic CarstiDes. The Gsivanic Belt, s3; Gaiyanic Necklace, S2 ; Galvsnie Bracelets. $l each; Magnetic Fluid, si. Payficaisr Cs;:.se.--Hewsse of commercials and worthless limitations
 For sale in Little Rock. by the oaly authorized agent in Arkansas, K l.. DODGE. a- Explanatory circulars may be had. gratis. mb2O 29y
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02

LUST RECEIVED. per steamer Cotton Plant, | sJ fuIF sssoEimen; of Dry Goods Groceries CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE Boots, shoes, Hats, &e., Ee., among which aEe the fnlIosxIng:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-09

The United States In this will In the aggregate
amount to large but 4 is by tho direct routs
Via Panama and Chngr.s that shall receive the bulk
OF our importations Of precious metals from California;
and there can b. no ane irr disappointment. unless
the steamers foririrg lie iu, between Panama and
San Francisco fail their return trips TO bring the
long anticipated supply.
he intelligence from Europe is na tally and COM
merclally favorable. Cotton very well maintained
considering the large receipts increasing stocks and
the inactivity In the turing districts As for
breadstuffs the decline In prices L. a her n able
feature than otherwise. 1t is for interest,
after prices In England sink below certain points
have them depressed much possible, as nothing
tends much to rase prices for cotton and improve
the condition Of the manufacturing districts. cheap
bread In connection with this state Of things In the
most important markets, money unusually abun-
dan and loans we're freely made at two and two and
q half per cent An easy money market in England
does not have such an effect upon prices 1t docs
here. There appeared to be signs OF specula-
tion and capital fairly begging for employ
ment drain to any extent upon the Bank
Of England for bullion for shipment to this country
would doubtless create stringent money market in
London, and check for a time any Improvement in
prices for our great exporting staple but 1t would
ultimately DO favorable thing for the manufacturing
interest Of Great Britain. it would open extern
sive markets here for her manufactures, and give
greater impetus to her export trade than five times the
amount Of bullion remaining in tho vaults Of the
bank For time the effect Of large receipts Of specie
here would be good but it would be artificial and of
course temporary. Our banking system is SO con-
structed that any important movement in specie Ia
at ended with many evils 1t creates those expansions
q cont liens which result disastrously to all
classes and until radical revolution takes place
In the system something else but specie is adopted
the basis Of paper currency shall not be free
from those fluctuations produced in regulating balances
of trade.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations In
this market for each day Of the past week. the
close Of the week previous Prices have been steadily
improving and the contest between the bulls and tho
bears has thus far resulted In favor Of tho former
QUOTATIONS. PgINcIpAL Srocxs IN THE
.s. NEW foRK MARKEr.
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TI.E CHARTER ELECTION.


'HSsl MAkD-REGUULAR DEMOCRATIC UNION
JOHN COTTER
For Assistant Alderman.
CHRISTIAN q. ECKEL.
For Assessors.
CHARLEs RowALp. CHALEs La CoAsr.
,.., For cOastabisss,
For Inspectors Of ELECTIONS
lst Distrot-JosEpH Nv GEoRE LOGAN.
"a SAMUEL AvLp, WILLIAM MOORE
u JAMES Cory, youN &. ALIsrADr.
School Officers.
For Commissioner,
SAMUEL A. CRAPo.
For Inspector,
Curtis UNISON.
For Trustees.
VS. =. CunTIs, Secretary. EDGAR UGAN. Oh. rn,,.
EIGhTn WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGU-
Por Alderman,
HENRY ERBEN
Fer Assistant Alderman.
IRA BURDGE
D.,,,, w., For Ass'sssrs
''I "'L'0 For o.u...s,s S.0A's SMITH
BENJAMIN LEROY WILLIAM C. CARPkSfsR.
For School Commissioner.
GsoRoE HARRIor
For Trustee,
SIMON W. MANwARING.
For Inspector
WILLIAM MAoALLI0orr
NO LAMP POST ALDERMAN, NOR OIL CONT .tACT-
IN or's interference.
NINTH WARD REGULAR NoxIs ArroNa
For Alderman.
JEREMIAH TERBELL
CHARLES CRANE.
OLIVER 7. wAnpx11. A'''SS0rs N,ouonA. Gnox.rcx.
BENJAMIN WisNRR. GEORGE RICH.
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CEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE &o--DN
- Ralph's Practical Private Treatise deeply nseresnnY
the only treatment and oure with rsoipea mode "
ing kc 30. faithfully Evei Oh ed.on ~ PIP Ss'es -
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TOWNSEND AND ORRS MAMMOTH PANORAMAS OF
the Hudson River and the City Of New York.
hbon at the New Large Hail. fted up expressly for these
paintings Mt No 36 Broadway, cerner Of Walker street.
Doors att will commence moving NJ o'clock
Tickets cents There will be Afternoon Exhibition every
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock for the OF
families schools and those who make convenient 70
attend evenings.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPORTING.

~NYrNNNeON-~/NN|>-@7~
TINION COURSE, ELECTROMAGNETIC CONF
~ This Day 2s o'clock OF $5Omile heats-best
in harness. g. Scharfe tiers American Girl II.
s. Chanfrau g. Confidence; Y. johnson enters g.
Messenger. Immediately after purse of SS)nile heas-
best in to harness-W Jarvis enters Mary Parker;
C. s. Berthe, Puto Mr. Greene enters Jack Down
dns The will leave South Ferry Brooklyn o'clock
and the Club tickets DO
had Box Office, Of NJ d. Greene No lS Chatham
square. b. D. GREENE, Proprietor.
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VINHR ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE AMERICAN
J. Dramatic Fund Association.
President.
DAVID C. GOLDEN, Esq.
Vice Presidents.
Hon. Samuel Jonea, N. +. Willis. Esq,
John Van Buren,. Esq. Simeon Draper, ESQ,
Philip Hone, Esq, NJ ii. Noah, ESQ,
General $. Z: Lyman, George r. Morris. Esq.
J. Prescott Hall, Rsq, John MoKson, Esq,
Doctor Francis Adam Stoddart
Prosper NJ Wctmore, ESQ, James 7. Brady,
Arthur 7. Jones, Esq, Robert Rmmest,
Washington Irving Esq, Hon. William Kent
Ogden Hoffman. Edmund H. Miller.
And others.
The Musical Department will be under the
MR.. GEORGE LODER,
and will comprise all tho available talent attAlnabs
time including perfect Glee Party to illustrate the
pieces OF ENcLisH HARNoNy, OLD MApRIoALs, Grxs OF
CHORAL MELODY, &c. &c.
The Festival will take place on Tuesday April II, ~
THE ASTOR HOUSE
Tickets ncudins wne So each be had Of any Of the
Trustees, viz
J. Prescott Hail. Esq, s. Wall street.
G. Stebhins Esq, 81 Wall street
". +. Chapman, Esq. Of Merchants Exchange.
John McKeon ESQ, District Attorneys Office City Hall.
IhSs s. rhamblin Esq box ones; R1wsry TheAtre
And the Secretary Mr. JOHN BRoUGHAM. 81 Chambers st.
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FOR SALE.


NOR SALE-TIIE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
will first class Grocery Store in Of tho
epeoahls parts Of the city, The going in the
country possession be had first May. c. ASHLEY,
Eighth avenue.
VU,uE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS USUAL
supply Flower and Vegetable Ornamental Trees
Shrubery house Plants together with general
sortmcnt Fruit Trees and othor articles In that line
T. DUNLAP. 6SS Broadway.
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STOLEN.

40 REwARp-sIqLES PROM THE bRoADWAf
with Eve white stones Bracelet set with five topaz
stones; one pearl bound with silver Ladies
Pin. in tho form Of how set with imitation
torqooise; Cameo Pin: one silver Dove PM two gold
Shirt with COLDS steel Dead Bag and several
small articles Tho above reward will be paid for the
return articles proporonate reward for
Of thom delivered to j. s. TUCKER Broadway Hotc New
York. -.-...
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DoWERY THRATRE-MONDAY EVENING APRIL
- the performance win with drama Of tho
IOWEk or G0LD-Chsries. King Of Spain. Mr. Moore
Marquis Of Brsndenbursh Mr. Jordan; Isaac Ben
Mr. Cil,ert; Esther Hiss Wsmyss Marguerite Mira HerbsrG
TO be followed with tho farce of HUNTING A TURTLE
Mrs Turtle. Miss Mary Taylor Hon Mr. Ievisen; Hall
Lewis Of Flanders Mr. Moorc Wander b. Clarke; Gerard
Mr. J. H. Hall; Franz Mr. Winans BERTHA Miss Womyss
Doors open at C&-eurtain will rise ut Boxes, - coas
Pit 12ss cents.
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ITO HOTEL KEEPERS-A DESIRABLE LOCATION
for Hotel to lcsse. Additions and n teratjons
win 10 made 20 snh the tenant For psrtieslAr appiy
= H. wARNB9, Real nBtAss A6cst, Ne. SWNl 81
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ANIUSEDIENTS.

| ADJUSTMENTS.
| RowERY THRATRE-M0NDAY EVENING. APRIL 3
oS KING VT. .. ss s Mr. e III
Marquis Of nr.ndenlgrsh Mr. JORDAN Ben SAM
" e ss. s, a shs My q a
", s ~; M Ss a m III
Levi. Of FLANDERS Mr.. Moore Wander n p Clarke Gerard
sn At will ris. =. ~ boxes: sss:s
CHANPRAU's NATIONAL THEArRE-cHArnAN
d SssSSf IL. last Mr.
s sasd1 Msosr.r r''s a r';t Se r'' as N
ssALAl ss,nhSI Mr. Syey
WITH III Cots cs'pHs ss Mis- jas
shsrwoed Massry Ss. Ms Ms ns
Pc ia d opon At7-earain will 7 Boxes D
h1%% mr., q WIN cAfAANos Wednesday,
n III which occasion he trusts tho enter
ns & sn hi friends a.$
win ~ spps.I Ssr OF s. S
s ' % the vTG
h; .ole,rssd NOSE IN cA fpfs n
expressed in the bills Of the day '''' viii ~
ITPA.a.dAN. OPERA A 4; PLAcE-ApxIssloX TO
pss II snS "a Ts5 81
:Ss as s st
s :ss1'ns SP. s ar.1 sG s be
hsSsss Ssa sas:
Max s"V %ens ausS and Cn
wednesdayThrd nigh. Of Bosario. ''SD'' - 'A'A
MECHANICS. HALL Hs BROADWAY, BETWEEN
the The original and well Known Cnl'sy
STEEan nm md ns Sss bis band IL The ws
h.rmoniss Negro Melodies the
WIN b paid Company IN sxissnao who pro-
SsSs sysn n ss
,ssessd with great patronage snd favor
lightly with spprsso% "rs:
o. %s1 sa
sd
dances &c. n manner frequently attempted
Of .S S s. s,.
pany who challenge competition every department Of
s dr.an .c 4
and carsn ns%.r 70
price Doors open at7Cencert will commences ais O'clock
Nl at the Lyceum Building Washington street Brooklyn
NJ Merry ny';%sr 9s
had a the Mansion House the Globe Hotel At Mr. NJ VIII
ELEuTMERIAi GRAND cANTATA. ILLUSTRATING
w.? e "s G S';: y sssss ss
DEUCE (Sybi( Mr. Robert Geo Paige, tvotor Mr. H. T.
Lincoln, lSeer) with Select Orchestra Of
hers Of the philharmonic, aud other Bands Director O.
Brstow Tickets 90 cents EACH be had tho principal
Music stores and ut the door Doors open oclock
mencement at &. No postponoment.
STUYvEsANT INsTITUTR-SECOND COURSE or
ils lectures "a, And entertanmentsiIr Hill famlisry
that his second Of humorous will
Monday evening April .. 1872 at the Stuyvesant
and 10 given every evening during the week. when
he will BIO aided by the superior talent Of the
vocalist Miss Fanny Frazer. Tickets to admit lady and
gentlemnn c; Extra ladies' tickets c gentlemen
ricketts, Boz; ehilGcen under 10 years old. 2Sc.
VVNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 63y BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince streets and the only
this country consists Of number life figures
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese paintings
apartments In stores and vesses models Of pagod
temples and bridges specimens Of Chinese
agricultural and mechanical implements instruments Of
mule lanterns &C. &C. Open from nine A. till T. NJ,
daily Abundance. 25 CENTS children under twelve half
price.