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%s,ds .n. af sh mr. Man n%n Door.
rises at Boxes Dress Circle and Psrqdes 90 cents Pa
MITcnELLs OLYMPIC TnHATRE.I;TUEsDAY EVE
T.. 81 Sh vii a9s. E
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsRUN-NORE sPLENID
tho G.:s
the srs r ss Of z. tssss and de-
produced Also engaged the &a%nS,h Lady VIII: ~.isss
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THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER or rHK AMARIoAN
l. Dramatic Fund Association
Vice Presidents.
John Yam buren,: sS%' Esq Simeon " draper R:q.
' Fssssss, Hail. E. gsGs' ssk. s..T
Prs sps r. %simsre ESQ., 9.% % f:I Ss.s,
%ss%rgs s'r irving s'} E.q, : S'f w!i!1s% Kent
Theodore sedswck, Esq,
The Musical Mr. vi 8 %f Tsbs Iii <
ss VIM f%Rss' IL sirs
Tho Vii S$s SsTSS i HSs;siy
Tickets noudns winc S. esch may be had Of any Of s
4 F s;sss;s. r E.a En- L w s Wal. ,n. street.
ASaSss%s? n' D,1ss ;sss., ss: cit, Hall.
Of tbs Ha%Sn a E Join SGT RIriTy
And the Secretly NJ JOHN BRoJamAa. c%s%ssr. IT.
AND ORES o.
hi1i,icn y: NsS Han lifted up .1eTs;y as:.
s
saturday afternoon, at o'clock for tho sooommodao. 4
families schools and those who make convenient y
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince streets and the only In
this country consists of number Of life size figures Of
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese paintings
apartments in stores and vessels models Of psgoda
temples and bridges specimens Of Chinese thse
agricultural and mechanical implements instruments -
mule lanterns &C. &c. Open from nine A. M t ton Me-
price.
MONSIEUR ADRIEN THE REAL AND TNC0NPAR-
vi able French Magician will confirm. his oxraordiaAY
soses evening this At the Minerva Rooms No
100 Broadway where he will give grand Magical and Eyp
tian entertainment Admission. 80 cents; children 70 cents.
Doors at oeloo performances to commences ats
CASTLE GARDRN-THR ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN
summer resort can be engaged for evening ansse
ments during the For further particulars
and npply the ofce the lottse
(post pad) directed to the proprietors.
TO LET.
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Dr. NJ MS omoos
TNR POWELL. OCULIST AND AURIST, DBvOTES Ills
IL attention usual to Diseases Of tho Eye and Bar,
NJ broadway ~ Warren Street, where b
had his Treatise the Eyc price 80 CENTS also Phls
free charge which describes his method Of
ing eyes just imported large supply OF Artcia hys
NIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE ANNUALLY IN
England of Consumption In tho New England states,
proportion is in four five In Boston, probably.
In the city of New York. sixty died il
weeks December Of this disease 1t is less
in the northern ATTITUDES, Russia, Canada and
Alps Of Switzerland where the winters long
and severe, and there Tower sudden changes -
tho ich establishes good grounds the hope for
existence il the allegations OF those who NJ least
entitled veracity may be believed there Is preventive
and remedy.
Tho Great Of Nature has provided with remedy
pion and the diseases loading thereto which are
cnrully in country Has he isft us ~ ma
relief that fatal by ransackps other LANDS! Me-
tho best Natures Remedy Is at our hand-the Wild
Cherry the Pine furnish where cure u
siblc. -, :,
is Dr. Wstar Bnssm Of Wild Cherry which haI boon before
introduced in the year l since which time
has constantly increased the demand until ha1
become II the popular Remedy for Consump
ton in its incipent stage, ever known
None is genuipe unless signed l. HUTTS
For sale Wholesale and recall Ivy Nessrs A. H. d. Sands
100 Fulton ST., corner of William: T3 Broadway, IrvAG
Building. Of Chambers; Penifld Co., Fletchsf
street. and by tho druggists generally throughout the uncA
States and tNrsda.
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MRS. FRANCES KENBLR BUTLER WILL RRAD,
W. a. the Lyoeum Building Washington street. Brooklyn.
on Tuesday evening next April lOth TX o'clock The
herly wives OK Wndsor ricketts, Ono Dollar each to be
ders and the upon the evening Of
farm
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TIVE PEOPLES CANDIDATE,
i E0R AIMS HoUsN ooMMIssIONRn,
COL. WIN, B. MOORE.

nj ESSRS. EDITORS :-WE FIND IN THE COMPTROL-
y1 lers Office contract for the carpenters work for
building Small Pox Hospital on Blaskwels Island.
present Assistant Alderman George Clark Of tho 2th
Ward and who Is again candidate for Alderman Of the said
Ward and that the said George CLARK chairman Of
the Committee for Public Buildings and Repairs Of the Board
of Assistant Aldermen, by whom all contracts made and
given and bills for the audited and by reference
the city charter fad that Alderman Assistant Al
derman shall be directly indirectly interested in
tract Whatsoever and therefore, vote for the
candidate for Alderman Of the 18th Ward and Dc
most cheerfuy recommend to follow citizens Charles H.
Hail. for Alderman who has pledged himself nittoe
to carry 9at thorough reform in city government
INV WING VOTERS THE TWELFTH WARD.
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A CARD.-MR. MAX MARETZEK MOST RESPECTFUL
ly adverses his friends the patrons the Opera and
the public generally that he will take his BENEFIT on
yerds grand and celebrated Opera Of ERNAN and when
Sgnorina Truth and Sgnor Benedict will appear for tho
positively last time in this country.
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MUSICAL.


A CARD-AMATEURS OFMUsIC, AND THOSE ABOUT
n purchasing Fortes requested examine the
Boudor Pceoo Forte. instrument possessing
all the qualities of tone and power OF tho old fashioned
recommend it to AL who find i to economist in
few days at f. Rey's Music Store. 2N Broadway.
M USIC.--THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A
WI young Lady, whs has thorough knowledge Of Music
aud who give e. Terms
for beginners 50 <quarter those advanced $2 APP
ply to S. c., Herald office.
MUSIC.--A YOUNG LADY VINO UNDERSTANDS
1vl Music perfectly and has much experience in teaching
wishes to have few Pupils and would attend at their resi-
if required Terms moderate Address, 9 Sixth avenue
between Wayerly place and Eighth street.
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DLAIRS PATENT PREMIUM SOFA BEDSTEA DS.-
ID The subscribers the only manufacturers of tho cce
b,ated unrvalod Sofa Bcdsteads which received the
MUM late Fair Of the American Institute together
with large superior of Cabinet Furniture
wholesale and retail. PHELPS Il KINCMAN,
. No. IFS and 100 Chatham, and 4i2 Pearl street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1INR DRMOISELLB FRANCAISE PARLANT PURE
~ ment angue ct angss ct capable de lenseigner
beson sacant bien condre Golfer repasser lingo
desire placer comme femme do ehambre
Ellie peut donner les meileurs Saresses
Canal street No ~ ldu e6tI du GaIomerel PREMIER
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AUCTIONS.

AUCTIONS.
DYJACOB s. PLATT-ASSIGNEES' SALE OF HARD
ID wareAn entire stock consisting Of the variety
%
whore tho same is now arranging Catalogues morning Of
III ELwILLARD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
Mahogany Household FurntureHenry T. Willard will
st oas sr MS
Silver ms Of Coffee Urn Pitchers Tea Set Gobets
ID day. April lth At 10 o'clock A. M No. 2l7 Atlantic
street brooklyn Gentee Parlor Chamber. and Kitchen
No. lsl Washington street
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURR-APRIL TO- a. 10
II o'clock house Clinton stree1d door Warren. will
pssn. mahonny ch.ir ana dnns TsSs:
Hr1ssss and GGaIpnS ESs curas
ding Burosus Wash Stands CrScksry Kitchen Furniture
Piano Forte, and ohoiee lot Of Plants and Vines
ITO THE LADIES'. W. BROWN WILL SILL By
4th inst the entire ssool Of CON- No 81
Ssl; put asi small iss
suit ladies, Open the Z; ds3s preceding sales for
purchasers will b. made 10 deives lots and
receive payment when they are sold
JOMER MORGAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THURSDAY. April H. at 70 o'clock a. Barclay street. thS
Of and sSs:
oil sn .a.s & sS %S Also
n Bile Furniture in the old Church. William and
Frankfort streets Wednesday At lo1a o'clock,
tuIe having arrived from families removing comprising
ds sH ss sssy AsS p'sSsd Piano
TH0s. BELL, Autioneer.
ID OsEs AT AUCTION.--A CHOICE SELECTION OF
Of IN oo w be ss by
Il Muller. AuCtionesT No Wall street corner Of Now st
and are well worthy the attention Of of
on Tuesday, April ~. tI
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BOARDING, &c.

DOARD-PLEASANT ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FUR
ID nsbed suitable for gen and wives single tie
men, may be had with good board Warren street Warm
and cold baths in the house
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rI,n FAMIIIEs AND nOAnpINn unusn Krppras

i young English widow Of rcsicctability aud obhsny
manner, dcsiruus ~ btsning sfuntion, either IL
b. aiding ,ue private family moderate
Us 4uck hor needle, crstauds millinery
make hrfsslf generally useful Address NJ a. g., icrd
oh
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A Cnrd.-.An article. published In s.tur-

1sreen Turtle Soup, mt the Battery House,
uGs week soup and Steaks served from 10 AM till IL
i&'m +. NJ. BAYARD,
ii and Is State street.
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A CARD-A LARGE NUMBER OF CITIZENS OF THE
"A tenth ward of all parties have the opinion
conversation, and otherwise that William s. Concy WAS the
for School Commissioner AS notwithstanding his
nomination by both parties lind some strong will
oscrbe him. desire state the for this opinion
lie has been for several years at sacrifice Of nearly
hundred dollars year ali a"sn and lasorous commissioning
without emoIuent and Is thus vol acquainted with
the duties Of his station ID He Of the first org-
tho Evening Schools successful and useful
3D. appointed sanctioned the appointment OF
Teachers political grounds and for this he prescribed
" Mr. Conelv respected beloved by all the officers
and teacher. - .coo, the ward all Of whom (somc in
numberj We are confident VIII Join us i. ms
NEW YORK APEIL7, 1871 WISH IT DISTINCTLY
IN understood by she whs Electors Of tho Fifth ward
that my name bcs,Ye them Candidate for Alder
JOHN bOIlE, ureeuWieh soeos,
WE ARE NOT CANDIDATES yoE TIE 0PFiCE or
w Alderman and Assistant Of TN 18th Ward, our names
having been used without knowledge n consent.
(Signcd) yhMES LIZ
JOIrS j CISCO
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COLONEL FREMONT'S NONDESCRIPT WILL BE
~ exhibited all this woek ut 30 Broadway. Admttance
70 cents In producing this ANIMAL nature oxerted air
ingenuity and doubtless this her last and
specimen There is in its composition Of tho
animal creation than DO found in any Tho
crowd Of visitors astonshed ut this curious
To be this week only will sail for Europe, take
tho chief post in tho Geological Gardens, London. Admit
lance rs cents; children half price,
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MITCHELLS OLYMPIC THBATRE.-TUEsDAY EVE
NJ ming Apr 10Th the Ps!i.5m.nce viii eo%msnee with
Jessamy Mr. Levers Fairy Faithful Miss Nicknson After
which the celebrated LEvATER LEE win appesr As The
sed CLEAR CAsE-Capt Cr.mwsll, Mr. Arssld: Flors.
the Rolling Globe To conclude with the burlesa entitled
LOLA MONTES-Count MnfsnuR Mr.. Nioknson; CAtha-
rine koper Miss Cannon Doors ~ 7curtain will rise
at7ls Dress Circle. 50 cspts Upper Boxes, Yc.
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FOR SALE.
xtos sAfE-A Splendid sAbtLt AND HARNESS
Il uciss sis yoars old, sound and kind ~ black. IN
halt DOZEN brides In London This
and should be embraced To be Mt tho vee-
rnsry insstu, Thirty second street Third Avenue
uropsps rnp S1E-~A PAIR OF VERY DESlRABLh
II -. IInr % 'ddle SIRE hno young fsss
trsveiisrs and p.rfscs; in every respect ApPlyas,
A CHANCE SELDOM TO b ~ and Liquor Store.
thc STOCK ana fixtures OF is situated In ono OF the
now doing good cash business anu Satisfactory rcssons
beet loo atoms 10 found in the city >ddross H. NJ Herald
given for selling out For particusrs
Office. -
N EwFOUNDLAND PUPS-TwO NAN sstrsertinary
IN found4and Ppps for sale. pure brood aad OIL
ieauty. Apply 2O6 Wstcr, corner Of Fulton. --.s,
sJ,HR SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALB HIS vyses
sunpIy of Flower and Vegetable Seeds Ornamental "a
shruijrrv Green house Pisnts togsther with general
srt Truit and other articles In that line
'"''-''' r. DUNLAP, GI Broadway.
CLOTHING.
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RY JACOB s. PLATT.-ASSIGNEES SALE OF HARD
wareAn entire stock consisting Of the usual variety Of
and Cutlery and other goods sold
ry 18th nst At 10 o'clock At tho Auction ROOM
whore the same arranging Catalogues morning
raln
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A LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN FOR A sHRvAyr A
situation in respectable family Laundress or Cham
or TO act in both espaeitiss Apply Tuesday
between one and four o'clock to Mrs Davidson No T2
Br, adway. opposite Now York Hotel - - ~
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THO NEW SPA PER PUBLISHERS AND CAPITALISTS-
The advertiser who intends location in BUSH
Of trade at California desires to sell his interest in
tho Oldest established and leading journals
the United States located in adjoining city and doing
excellent business being opportunity rarely offered
Communications should real Of parties and
less known references Capital required would be in the
neghborhsod Of $Oa proportion cash. the secured
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DAgrSER WANTED.--A GEN TIEAAS UF RESPEGT-
j ability having si0.NO may hear Of oppT.untJ OF
81 irg In lilo Drug and Dyo Stun business six
spiiLe) by addi,ssing y r., ~ this office. wac vail be
treatcu oonLdlntially.
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ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACR.-ADMISSION TO
Parquet. LIST and "a Tiers, sl Amphtheatre. IS ets.
Doors open at hsfpast oclockTo commence at 3. The
box book will be the Opera House, Astor Place.
NJ to y NJ and at Halls Music store corner Of lark
ssro "wednesday evening. April 18th will DO pre.snsed Do
Nina Signora FAscott Irene MILE Borghese; Eudora
ora AVOCADO; Besario Sgnor Nove Aamro, Signor Co
rell Gusniano Sgnor Giubile Eutropo Sgnor Piamon-
test. Director and Conductor, Max Maretzek.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. \
w situation Is frstra cook good washer and roner
Best Of city reference DO gen apply At 5s West Seven
teent street. Seventh and Eighth Avenues Can be
seen for two davs
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RROADWAY HOTEL = THIS HOUSE FROM ITS
- ,cry desirable ocaton being opposite the City HALL the
ark aud Fountain and Ia tho Immediate vicinity Of all tho
places Of business and affords visit
in the city whctbcr business peAsuro moro AvNna
than perhaps any other Hotel IN the city Charges
moderate and every attention paid 70 oar patrons.
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MEDICAL.

nR. WHEELER, OCULIST 20 GREENWICH STREET.
~ devotes his exclusive attention diseases q tho Rye,
sale beautiful selection Of Artificial Eyse
just received from Paris. Oice hours from A. n. 70
clock NJ pamphlet containing remarkable cures
effected ~ Dr. Wheeler be had Eratuitousy at his o0e
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-10

In western New York an important
movement is about to be made. At Utica
meeting was to be held on the 25th, to
take into consideration measures to forward
the construction of road with permanent
double or triple track railroad, Of six feet
track, and without any small curves, on
grades of no more than 20 feet ascent in a
nile, as direct as practicable through the
central parts Of the State Of New York
as the first and most important link Of such
q road, with proper branches through other
States and territories OF the United States,
70 The Pacific ocean. The meeting was
aiso p make such arrangements as might
De considered best 10 forward the copstruc-
ton Of such a railroad through thai S,als,
and q make such arrangements as might be
best to aid central State con-
Vention, or peoples railroad central asso-
citation, to meet in Utica, on Thursday, the
10Th day of February, to hear reports,
adopt memorials, petitions, &C., and for
such other purposes as may be considered
best to promote the general welfare. BY the
Use OF steam power upon vide track. pro.
,erly and permanently constructed railroad.
Lou. Jour.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-10

In looking over the annual report Of the
American ColonisatioR Society, submitted at
the recent meeting in Washington City, the
National Intelligencer notices the following
facts In regard to the condition of affairs in the
Republic Of Liberia:
General peace and prosperity have pre-
vailed throughout tae past year, and the in
habitants are happy in the prosecution Of
their various vacations. Great attention has
been paid to the cultivation ofgthe soil, and
this branch Of business is daily becoming
better appreciated than it has been hereto
fore. The banks Of its principal rivers
will soon present a beautiful prospect,
adorned with rich fields OF rice, sugar cane,
and coffee; and the cultivation Of ginger,
pepper. and arrow-root is engaging general
attention. Considerable quantities Of these
articles have been exported, but it is thought
that coffee will be one Of the most valuable
productions Of the Republic. 1t is easy of
cultivation, yields a small crop in three and
a large one in FIVE years after being planted,
and its quality has been pronounced by
competent Judges equal to any in the world.
Much attention has been devoted to the
cause Of education, and the religious con-
dition Of the people is all that could be
expected. From present prospects no limit
can be fixed TO the good influence which
Liberia and her institutions can exert, not
only upon the native tribes, but the entire
temporal and spiritual regeneration Of
Africa.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-10

forgotten that it was the creature Of coer-
cion and Of law.
Necessity has forced upon me the course
| have pursued. | see in this measure no
one good 1t is fraught with woes unnum.
bered. ] beseech you, by all that we love
and all that we revere, TO pause before you
plunge this Commonwealth into the ocean
OF blood. 1 beg you to take warning by
the fate Of Carolina. Call not the arch.
machinator Of her ruin TO be the soul OF
your councils. On these resolutions, united
we cannta be. Divided and distracted we
must be. And, should the passions they
promise TO rouse be kindled, wo, wo to this
land. Save yourselves from the horrors OF
evil strife. You say you want union. You
say you want strength. Give me better
proofs than professions. and you shall have
that union and that strength. Fg
| am willing to go before the public and
he judged. ! care not for the vile motives
Imputed TO me by partisan presses. II is no
work of love for me TO separate from so
many Of my old fellow-laborers. 1t is a
pain to incur the displeasure OF so many Of
my fellow-citizens. But the deeper pain is
to stand here, feeling that cloud of count
less evils are impending over this Common
wealth, and have no hand with which 10
shield her
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The DahIIa. Of Mexico and the Geld Of
Ophtr.

The New York correspondent Of the Nation
al lnteligencer, indblges in some curious spec
ulations in reference to the identity Of Cslifor-
MIA and the ancient ophir, where the gold dig
gers Of old obtained the immense quantities Of
gold, in the construction Of the temple. The
writer says:
The London Magazine OF Science, OF
last month, says that in the Travels OF Lord
Lindsay, it is stated, that during his wan
derings in Egypt, he discovered mummy,
which the hieroglyphics upon it proved to
be more than two thousand years old. In
one OF its closed hands he found Dubious
root, which he carried home and deposited
in sunny soil. In few weeks it sprout-
ed, grew, and finally blossomed into beau
tilul dahlia. As the dahlia has usually been
considered native only in Mexico and South
America, this solitary blossom from the
hand of the Egyptian mummy, may per-
haps be called up as beautiful witness in
corroboration OF the idea that the inhabi-
tants Of the Old World las it is called
once had communication with the western
continent. And granting that question set
tied in the affirmative, another still lies be.
hind it, more difficult perhaps Of solution,
viz: was the dahlia originally transferred
from Mexico to Egypt, or from Egypt to
Mexico The presumption is, that as Mexi
co has been the accredited home Of the
dahlia in modern times, il was also its home
in the earlier age OF the world.
As collateral Item in reference to thc
idea of ancient communication between III,
old world and the new, an argument il
raised to show that the gold Of Ophir,' o
Scripture celebrity, came from California
Major Noah, in bis last Sunday Times,
goes into the argument to considerable ex
tent, and infers, from the vast amount o
the gold OF Ophir used in the construction
and ornaments OF Solomon's temple, tn
length of the voyages Of the ships whicI
were sent for the gold, and various othe
considerations, that it was California gol
that so wonderfully and magni6cently er
riched the famous temple of antiquity. Th
Major states the cost of the temple at uE
wards Of four hundred and fifty millions {
pounds sterling-a sum hardly to be con
pared with any single financial account o
record, except the national debt Of Gre'
Britain. The ships sent by Solomon an
Hiram of Tyre, for the gold and treasui,
OF Ophir, required three years 10 make II
voyage, and as the length Of the voyas
would seem to correspond very well with Il
! distance to California. Maj. Noah, thereto
T concludes that ancient Ophir and modeI
. California are one and the same place.
{ The conclusion does not exactly amount
: a geonetfical demonstration. but it affor
8 material for curious speculation worth pl
' cling by the side Of Lord Lindsays dahl