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FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs,

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs,
18th August.
TINE new and splendid steamship
E74 i EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons bur-
S(4n8@6B then, J. ID. Wilson, commander, will
leave for Chagres direct, from her
dock, at Pier 2, N. r., ON Thursday, 10th August,
at 3 o'clock
The E. c. goes direct to Chagres, without touch
ing at intermediate ports-thus ensuring that pas
sengers by this steamer will reach Panama in time
for the u. s. Pacific Mail Steamer Panama, of LIST
September.
Passage in the After Saloon. .. $50
DO do Upper Saloon. ........ 1875
Do do Forward Saloon .. lis
Do do Lower Cabin. ... 100
Do do Storage ............ so
Freight on specie, per cent. Merchandise 10
cents per foot Eight cubic feet of baggage allowed
each cabin passenger; six cubic feet each Storage
passenger No passage secured unless paid for.
Any person RENTING one-half the amount of pas
sage money can secure a berth for one week. For
freight or passage apply to
j. HOWARD & SON,
July 26-dtl5Aug "a Broadway.
r AND FOR SALE have, within one hours
IL ride of this city, TAO acres Of Land, part Of
which is now in state of good cultivation, and
cupied by four tenants. II is well wooded and wa
tered, and may with small expense, be made
equal to any land in Prince Georges county.
This land will be sold on accommodating terms
For particulars, apply to-
SIMMS l. SON, or
EDWARD SIMMS,
july 25-3t Penn. av., Washington.
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enks' new Comprehensive CONNIE ntary
~ ON the Bible, containing the text of the au-
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thew Henry's Commentary; the practical observa-
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and many other writers the Scriptures with
numerous useful tables and engravings ofScrpture
scenes, illustrative of the manners, customs, an
tiquitcs, &c, of the ancient.
single copy for sale by
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July 10 Publishers, near 9th street.
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SMITHS LEADING CASES, third American edition
with Notes and References 10 late English and
American Decisions, by J. l. Clark Hare and n !.
b. Wallace, esqrs.
The American Editors have carefully ooll.ted
and noticed all the decisions in the Renort. n he
English and American Courts, since tie publica-
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The work Is now offered to the Profession In nm
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n'NEAL's ANTI-CHOLERA Bella pre-
" ventive of cholera and cure of all cases of ordi
nary diarrhea and deranged bowels. They re-
by physicians generally in Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York. It has also been e1
highly approve of it.
For sale at M Delany's drug store, corner Of &,
street and Pennsylvania avenue. July 10
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Mcssrs. It. h j. w. JosSsox'
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AMERICAN LEADING CAsEs-Selsct decisions Of
American Courts in several departments Of law,
with especial reference to percontk lao, by J. l.
the American edition of Smiths Leading Gases.
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effect, continuation of that work. The cases con-
sis of the most celebrated decisions in the Federal
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JAMES NEW NOVEL, THE wOODMAN >
- TIMES OF RICHARD iii, ABBor's julius CxsAR,
For sale at TAYLOR q MAURY'S,
Near 9th street
I,tlv
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MIR. A. de vAUDRICOURT begs leave to
WI inform his friends and the public that, having
permanently located in Washington, he intends TO
devote his attention TO the tuition of the French,
Italian, and Spanish languages, and also of the
Piana Forte and Drawing in all its branches. Re
fcrences Of the very highest responsibility will be
given by applying at his residence, 9th street,
between ID and c, next door TO Mr.. Gibson's Acad-
emy,) or at Davis Music Store, and Mrs Ander-
sons Stationery Store.
July l7-eodlm
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GENTLrnES: Your letter of the oath has been
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dovnwards TO this time 70 American lavv.r
and az to the expediency Of reprintinR them IN
tins country. OF the high value Of these Reports
both on The Pleas and Equity sides Of the Court /
have not the least doubt the cecis;on. ~ ~ C
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and IN Common Law, are entitled TO equal ~.
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an American lawyers library essentially incom-
am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours.
-, SIMON GREENLEAF
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PHILADELPHIA, July 70
There have been reported by the Board Of Health
for the "a hours ending at noon to-day, 80 new
cases of cholera and 10 deaths. At o'clock last
night received information stating that the cholera
was raging at the alms-house, is out of l50 cases
having died during the day, and considerable
number were regarded as beyond recovery.
From Boston we have intelligence that there are
no cases of cholera in private practice, and but
in the ams-house yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, April 2. 1919.

Movements Of the O6sce Seekers, Meeting Of the
u 65at .'-af .yrs4 .- C0biust, &c. trl& tibt
Nothing oil interest has transpred for two OF thros
days past with regard to appointments foraNew
York. There 10 no appearance, ccrainy, OF an I'M
mediate movement with regard to any u them, and
there in more uncertainty with respect to me Col
rector for the port of New York than either Of the
others It's believed here that If strong candidate
ia named by the wing merchants, and man indie
nend, ut Of choues he would be preferred 70 sither
~ tbr gentlemen whose names are already before
The cabinet. The same may be said, perhaps,
,.;, rrf, renee 10 candidates tor Post M ister,
Although but little interest 10 telt mere In that
matt, 7, bv New Workers on the ground. or Others.
Mr. Fuller, of the Mirror, is heie az Ain, pushing
his claims Tor The office OF Marshal ut the SOuShera
DisirIct OF New York. General Lockwood, Of
Westch, ster county, am informed, Is also can
dldare for the same office, IL Alderman Beuson.
and several others whom have mentioned In a.
former letter.
There are several additional candidates tor the
flee OF Commissioner OF Patents, among whom
may menuon EDWARD Bates and MAJOR Dlarke.
both OF ST. LOUIS, Mo, aud Mr.. Alexander, OF Bal
tlmofe. Greet interest IL felt respecting the dis
position OF this office, which has been iucfeaseu
by a rumor recently started, that the caoine, n.y.
decided against The immediate remova, ~
Ecmund Burke, the present incunoeu'i ous eo.
sloeiiIr that Mr.. Burke has been NOTORIOUS as
wIiter ard ective electoneeref aSdi"o' ~
T,xIor ~, we II as member OF the Drinocrtu, Oen-
mi Committee during the last Presdenuai cam
us,pn Il Re-, ms very Improbable that y should nave
he. decided by the prest nj wing sdmtnisua,'os
70 RETAIN him in Offices The prospects oi MI oea'
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Mn IT. HElLs OLYMPIC raEArRE r. rsIpAY rveN-
DAkrUMy AskKiUAN hUsEUM.-MoRE sPLENpIr

A MEXICAN DRsAArIc FUND AssoCIATION.--THe
Yearly General Meeting Of the Of Association
wa take place on tho teoana Monday In Nav rrg
prIvon Of Tho act Vt for the purpose elsc
Pnsdent five Tu tees and fifteen Drec
ensuing year The ballot boxes to s O'clock Ia tho
mittee Room In tie Asor House and close
day Also 10 male suoh alterations and additions
and guAtsn-esIecisly noe 6 and IS may found
Ytqu,Ate; spc al general business or tn. Fund. -
who bAvo dues n the tina of
cocuon WI be disqualified from voting
rues by order JOHN ByMU0UAV Sscretsrv
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TUITION, 40.

EENCING ACApExY-MS. REY. PROFESSOR or FEN
cling and MnGsn professor the princes Of
te Military ACADEMY ha, the of Of rmins tho pube
he opened his ACADEMY for nonE Ottgnons
Ca s street Mr. s we'll Inown in Par for his simple.
varied and elegant method by VII ch very me-
essbs hin pvpts al the
and tho benefits u this mail exercise
gore both the constitution and the B-3r Rey
aoes speak English Private lessons given pup cs
dences.
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TOWNSEND AND O1xs MAMMOTH PANoRAnAs on
CL<HrHlNG.

MAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITU SE.-LA OIEs AND
~ Gentlemen having superdous effects
m price for them BY sending Tor ubrDcr through the
Post Office who will attend ~ their resdepos Lados
to BY Ars. Levspstyp
Cr2npa hANTILLAS, Ac-0 SfawART, as BRO AD-
~ has hand AID ty receiving every
Go eds VIE Yalo Alto, Cobu Jenny Linda Aary Queen
and shape Of mis- o.. ind boys Bats aud
Chi. bose and hat Hose oost and woolen Vests
pin and lsid !soconetes s~s Book ard Tarton auips
ksntiss vsttes Jenny Lnds Of the latest Partisan IA
hio' which he nves the attention Of the ladios of
and sle tbc,e whiting the
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AMUgR MRUT1.


RRUADWAY THRATKs-s. A xAssnALI, PRsr.IB
ssBs eat Of NJ Ssspin fdAy evening April 6A v,l
Dc play I'd The spsssss in set proessA ss6s
ssin Forte pr.os sr s.as Sasa.. r. Hcm.a sssis. .s
a.s.. Mr. HssrScu.s Grand ssasssh. Mr. Brown ,h,si .
sADhsnssUs Mr. Vasbs; Ramir Mr. sssui.: Nususs Mr. ao
Ssn; Forte Bnchc Sr Hunt S.sis Mrs Seguin Dress
Circle ..i rquss 7ssens ramii, Circle - 0asy
hs ers- Ooors epos 81 commences - IN.
RUH1os 3 THEATRE. 0lAnsEEs srRkEr--RIDAY
sudan. Mr. Sutton ssSI r. sSssr Mr.
r. RE- ." I TrFPT 1Tt Vernon After w,e Tax Ca
Dunsby Mr. Broszhsn; Bown Mr. Hurley susan N,op,r
vth forty ~IkKs--sr. 'ooiss Nuns Mr. Burton; aoas
T.,e,s: Mr. p m, ~ Ma ssts. srs vsIuss.
Dres Cree and dol Family CirOls Doors epsn
Al IT. BELLS OLYMPIC raEArRE-rs IpAY EVEN
ING Aprl TIN the IerformAno. to AE-
Mary An! ArAdpe Mis-. CAIhe After hioh the LEe "a
hLY VIII appear In their fests Of strength ssd agility To bo
ioo~ed By the orersto dam. of AEsALDA or hs Bell
RrEr q kotrs Dan Claude Froo Mr. Araoid Qu,s,modo
Sr Nickjnson 'lopip. Mr. Re,nold erAss. Ms Nary
GsnIon To oone uas W, tn tho farce Of TIE Happy
MIS- NeAiuson Doors at7cur.is will rise ".
oir~e 40 eens UIpsr esxts. %; Pit shilling. IN
II AkruMB AHEkiCAf hUSEUM.-MoRE SPLENDID
NoveiueA Magnificent performances every aitsruooa
smother week Qusi,r ao,s
hs colossal couple the decidedly tho lagent par
Of human the wor produced Also sussrd
hour. with Tit piA the Fairy Queer. The who con-
pod large portion Of the navel Family have eoeassd
ebert and viii appear q. each enter .nmeas their
no Great estern the Yankee Comsdsn Pets Norra Mr.
Chapman, Mr. Copeland Mis- Miss Melville Miss Barton
d. 4dmissios : .sasS sidca SnSss
" yesr l2k csats
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vTNHE ANNIVERSARY DINNER or TAX ANsRICAN
l. Dramatic fund Association.
President
DAVID G. Cul.OEN, ESQ
Vice Presidents:
hon. Samuel Jores Mp. Willis Eco,
John Van buren, ESQ., Simeon Draper ESQ,
PfNip bone Esq, N. NJ Noah ESQ.
General g. r. L. man, Ooos,s , Morris Esa.
J. Prescott Ball. E.q, John McKson Esa
Doctor fr,ncia Adam ST. ddart
Prosper Wetn ore Esq, James r. Brady
Arthur I. Jones. ksq. Robert Emmett,
ws.h gt", Irving ESQ, Bon. VIM Keut
Ogden Holman. Edmund Il. ai.ler.
And othcra
Tho musoal under the Of
NIX. 0AOV0E lODER,
and will oop<e all the available tai AttairabIs
inc perfect Gee Party to illustrate
ENGLISH AkMoNy. OLD MADRoAIs 0Dsrs CHORAL =.
LODy, he. &c.
Tbs FESTIVAL will sie place Tuesday April H. At
TIE nST ~ HOUsE.
Tickets tpcludins wno IS eaoh may DO had Of any the
Trustees viz
J Prercots Hall Eco 81 Wall street.
G. Stebbins, FtQ- 81 all street
" p. CbapDn an Esq 81 Merchants Exchange.
John Hokeon Esq District Attorney office City Hall.
Ibos hambs, E,qy boI othoe Dowe'y Theatre.
And the teoretsry Nr. JOHN DROU0HAM 81 Chambers St
VNOwNsEND AND Ovx's MAMMOTH PANoRanAs or
the iudA". e.:er city Of New York now on oxibl-
ton Mt the New Largo Hail. fitted expressly rant
hGs ~ No. $40 broadway, Of Walker
att Fnnoramn Will commence moving O'Clock. Tickets
sspts There will b Afternoon Exhibition
afternoon ats O'clock for tho Of families schools
and thoss who cannot make II ooaveucpt send
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Vsr WashhnsSon Osrrssponasnss.
WASHING TON, April 4, 1870.

Ver WashlnsSon Oorrssponasnss.
WAsHIror TON, April 4, 1870.
~, COMMUNICATIONS Of Pwbie txLii~gs.
WI mocd. OF this city, fath-r Of James Henry
osy "uoo' late Clerk Of the House of Represen-
tsu'es: was In cabinet council to-day, appointed
commissioner OF the Public Buildings, In the
place OF DR.. Douglas, the loco incumbent The
Doctor is from Connecticut originally, and the r..
suit of the Connecticut election would M,
admit of his further retention In Office under thu
adminstI alton. The Doctor 10 discharged uoo,
that he has been incompetent, and uniaithfuI IL
the discharge of his duties. We dou't know Mr..
Mudd. We know. some years age. that there was
a respe ctable old gentleman OF the name living ia
the city 7; but we thought that he had died good
while ago. HIS appointment however, proves
that he Is alive and sprightly.
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N uiNlCAL..

a CssS IRA re ss; IA, "a "A dur ~ SSHSs
III Lady Who hes 'bcrcusn knowledge Of music,
vs tbs most upexoeptsouabo rstsrenos rrn fs b
Herah o(neo.
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FIN Il ARTS.

NOV OPEN. Ar ThEIh ROOMS, COR Err OF HRD a d " Az
IN Dpa Leonard tho fourth Annual
tie National Academy o. Design spsisting ~
Vg artists before puopoly e,bt in the city
ftrk Open from a. y. TO ~ Y. D. cents
tErIe sdmitson 2S oetts Catalogue IN cents
7 lTaOGRArHY-P. P.LMER & CO., ARTISTS AND
II Lhoerapt moved from 4S Aun IS st.
opposite the Herald Office Lthoyt pho Drawings and
TIRE finest stys and low prices Sketches u
sny boure storc Shin Steamboat Letter Pio rin
Ing Of every description.
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LOST,

MwAHD-lOSf ON TUE .OAY svn. 80 .se.l.
In The neg bnrhood Of eouh Terry, Or pAha bl,s
sHd white King haIles Spahi ths seiv hs
r--Gd 1t ,bs Wsver'ey Home. RrookiyN-
TIE eENrLkhAN rdAT LOST DI ,NUND RING ON
Monday last the knioksi booIsr baths l0 8owsry
p'esse eaA sn the proprister B. CONES ,TA
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tArovghou. the year ls>J snd the hs prices current
both ct boDs and sbrosd gave srea' impetus TO the
movements Of tbsss articles and every facility for
Forwarding then to the principal markets brought
into requlsition. Our public works generally we're
crowded to their utmost capacity. and the revenue
from tolls received the canals OF New York, Penn.
syvsnia. and Ohio, particularly, fer ls4', impaired
with ls4Y. show . falling OF In the transportation
ofproduos As last year, compared With tie year pre-
vious. The Wabash and Erie canal Of indiana has
been It viii be BY the above table an exception
to the general rule the transportation Of breadtuds
provisions and In fact, nearly every article the list
having been in 1888 much grsster than In 1897 This
will be satisfactory to the creditors Who have bssn
compelled BY act Of the Legislature to look to this
canal for the payment Of interest thsr bonds.
Stock Exchange.
$G0 O.. 1856 lMk TO canton Co III
g: g: & I: Isa BIO I 49, !: .s H. H.
cUO Penn 10 TX 80 do Bill 6sx
lHUO do ~ 2U do 81
1870 7eh lO dc b3H
HOn Erie per OF bonds 93x 81 do bio 53k
10 shs Blk Of America 9sk 20 Long leland Railroad "a
10 Bk OF Commerce. full 81 $50 de 2M
81 Erie. new, full 50 ESQ do 80 AK
$50 Farmers Loan -Ssx 9m do months 81
10 Do SO IL SH aH%s Ri"s r1sa 81
Second Board.
s4eeo Trea,uy Nsts: Sc ~ lSo shs asr'enRR bs s.
IS s.. e, I.s;ss s' T. q
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HNnL MARRkND voAASs PRIyAqE MEDICAL cox.
psrien by Dr. varr.esau Professor Of Diseases o.

psrien by Dr. A NJ vsrrosau Professor Of Diseases o.
sold In six NOR this
Yesrs tuc physical m,ntsl anguish % msny an
vie pcupiaJ difficulties ,, the husband mi
have tceB spared hoasnd poor would base con-
pctcnco beal 1onc nave euloyo "
hundrJs now ~ their graves % alive by timely posscs
sion Il this work .---,,
ranse as sreos which should be known
To ,Ssse boa doeS permit Of An rcrsase Of family
lite Of esreasi importance "a. 40. A.. Ia -
hSss into wen ood tho in tho decline Of years in
,hn, Aura ooptem sporrst changseap dtscevW
"a srss eyu psou sfcens ardieA and
oersss mode Of every complaint watch hor cub
loot. -. - ,>-,.-,,-- ,... ,o,s-
Nv street. lLts o. Ais,ry W r. Dsvis Hstton: y.
Fstarson. ~ Cherpst stfees fn,adeipbss
DO the recpt ST. ooiy II be s by mail fires q
the United Ssts Az ~ttere ~ ad
sresos paid 10 Dr. A ksxrioesn Boz LIN New Yea
ctr Otscs 1zp Libcrtv srssA
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SfAsPfrNSs.


DIxECTloN FOR Pilots VESSELS 81 BJECT TO WEI
- tdon BY The neanh OfieefEvery from aforeen
having vessel wing had during
asvns All vessels from any port ordasry
psss from hch they must south Of Cape Henpeo
vg the thirty frat day Of ssd the
Of October And all sses from place nolud
pdi Bahama Bermuda or stern lslsnds or from
In America the ordinary 90 from which they Of
geos arriving bevcen let dsy OF April sad the first
Jeurnal II Commercs. Evopns Pest San poass copy
,J,ak sKIlIsa AND NORTH AMERICAN r. NJ sTHAn-
Yorh Liverpool calling p.Gax iaad and reosive As
as. .Csps Z: ..dAin. .,,sern.. Capt w. J. c. Lang.
. .. s ss.ssou a sas. wssSS ssss,
Caledonia W. Douglas
These vssos carry clear wales Hight hoSd green on
yansas Capt Iudtins ao \. YORK. wednssea, ..h April
ssrera, Z. a. I~s. York. DO M'n a.,
csnfila =. cannon. nassOa, 90 Na
s%sn sssn "s'A H. Ss r do ; .sa"
experienced srrecor ~ board. rcght win DO On
pscc beyond suscvs tor an ettore
iewsaFes mutt arsug the post Office p,sssxs srm
Yora Boston IA, srpoo Sl se,osd cabin
$40 ''' freight or '''t' apply ca { ARD ., So .,,..
lr0a BAvRE-rOx SUPERIOR coprFREp ANo Cop-
PER astend rysrch bark brnsnsire Ca, tan sstbs Fer
frr'sht or rNssseWpiy W eOYDs grVCgES
pACKsis rvs bAvaE-sxooNp L,NH-Tag sBP
nov, sBIMKtN Aaents ~ wall sucsA
EUs RAsshI tLEs. -gHE suFssIoR BANK MsRY
k1en capt Hewitt BOYD HlNokEk.
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TON NALE,

II ORsIS FOR SAlE-A PAIR or VERY DESIRABLE
HoeA Of middle also appssYspcs young Set ira
veiera and perfect II evsry restect Acpyat
COWAN'S Croahvs krss
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kSfA,Er Ist.ASD sEKRY.--LkAvE NsW YOaK AT
10. L aAad osloek
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M t SYs.4 ~ a! Ball z. ssoAowAy s.rwEEN

M t0CaANiCs Hale ~ SROADWAY, BETwEkN
" 0rssd and brooms ssstA 0psa every night during the
xssl me original and we'll insw. Ch.sys nnstrs organ
rec 042 the Oldest established the world who claim
aud can ssbstantaee the OF being harmon
ssre neodeA and ornArs Of the peent popular style
any other Co uAay wbe produce evidence
c tor period Of yeara have bean reserved with sst
paroDsss ard Aver unprecedented In the annals Of public
anussmcn In this ulehty
recoivsd with appreciation BY large and highly respectable aud
most evidence Of their merit
GActvsness They will have bs homer introducing W
.sy Of osS and s.s.n Melodies BarIosqus oaera
enpsed By numerous hat With the came r.
su that have Drowned the efforts Of this orgina
mieanIe Who ohasnse competition IN every depart
ment OF ethiopian The company osnss Of
PrormerA under the direction and Of Chrs
~ the whole sug unequAlled versatility and
at7Copoert will cammeSse at osIsck An srnoon
Concert on Satarday. oom menoiuK ct APM
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RRoArwAY CIRCUs. ~ BROADWAY, NHAh PRINCE

b ss~ y s.nS. isr. % $1,000, TH - rlNCs
Apn6 the p commences with 0rsad Entree ~
,hs C"npry rsh'ins PoIies Deaf Burke Ton spring
lsmnMs hoeo asshP BY Mss Jesss sarda Cinderella
Tom vim through their wonderful dirso-
Fvers Family Bore sssS,p nv W. Csrdusr srd tina 40
ocn juvenile rider nass, u.uree sAnda Ths whole
oopcaoee sstn hOhNeUR hOULINet Iveaisg perform.
snoe ~ han past Aferuoos performance Saturday, q
No ooIock Adnieeion - eepNs-ehildren half leios
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COLoAND slLvM Eh0LIsa LkvEa wArcsesa .
" watsh hoveests Of Az manufae BY tho i'm
porter Wholesale only. very low for oAsh CIoss buyers vii
% ~sll to call before porooassns e,tsv hcss.
" X. aO 5pINS IS John strset up s,,rs
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SALG OF NEv YORK AND ERIE KAILkOaD NORruA ~
~ bsnds-TDs Undersigned having made tVU 20
eolars OF the Atovc amd viii for A the
s bidder Tor cash. and vil
ohsss OF the whole or any PORTO. them oss s. &ai
sr ct uit the 7tb OF April, &C. O'Clock ~
the bids VII be opened Thesc bonds
payable In " year, beasps7 payable
nea yin On the st ~ Nero September year
snd ca,sd y ~cr'says on Al ss prnp.r, Ne uempany
70 John j. Palmer Joeph Waller Urah Smith Truseeea
ospy Of Bond apd kertgnss ali pse nforma
relating thereto may be obtained . our ofRos
WARD co 81 van street.
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Gallery lsk esna Deere ops 81 81 o'clock commence aiK
(thAnIHAUb NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM
t,laal EVENING APrn oh por.rn ~i with
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hsp%sn5 Lst xss B. Messenger 10 conclsds with wILtUL
koLh.fythsgcras spo Mr. Chspman; NIP ". Soy
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~ bder italy on private disco 0isots srictur
real ulcer and ruphoes he where Others fs
sees cured 10 few days Nervous aud organic debility he
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street
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CiOk SALE, on ExCaANOG FOR CITY PRupEarY-A
Of 70 Lees th mile from tho rairesd repst
Madison. Ne~ Jersey in perfect order fitted smsss
ed s.veak
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ENoR ssLE-A FIRST CLASS DRUG sroaE, SITUATED
in Broadway, tboropshy estathcd and doing good bu
Stock TO, In tho perfest All
cua may DO learned by application BY letter. boz Ne 2oss
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prxve uselsts lave them cu,sf wv thu
subscriber with Cement Concrete tran
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expected until tntisfAoon gven-esss retarc nre
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