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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edwards,
MARCH 17.-HeeizeIe Us. Hoeiseis. This cause WAS
aiyen to the jury to-day they had not agreed whom
The court adjourned and directed to bring in
cealed verdict Monday morning.
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movements of individuals.

Among the arrivals at the .astor are the following
rentemsn.-Hon II. Hamip, DR.. d. Barnard, Albany;
|Csps. Dunno, Maine; Capt. Bruce u s. NJ; Cspt. IL
the Irpng House--Capt Seymour, U s. A; Gen.
Ward v sns Slp sa. NslEr do Hon
Rhode Island; Lieut.. McNutt, U. s. A.; Major II.
Leonard, do Capt B. Bueknsr, 40; ,,,.
Al the Hotpa,d-J. Bsckwith, N. c.; j. Muir,
Nontrose; s Mess-r, Michigan 3. Byrd, Va; B.
Blackwell, N. c.; Gen. Lopez, Cuba; q vanches Ys-
nag N. CHA Roberts Tennessee; r. H. Lee New
Orleans; Lieut. West, U. s. N; Com. Kearnsy, U.
s. N.
Hon. John Niles and lady arrived at Hartford, Ct,
on the 10Th inst.
Co,.R T.. De Russy, Msjor Richard Delsaeld, Col.
]. RS Mansfield, and Col r E. Lee, Of the U. $.
Corn. Of pgipeer arrived at Savannah, Ga, on the
18th inst, from Key west.
The WAR IN HureARY.-Itis now stated that
the defeat of the Imperlalsts, under Schlich, by
the Magyars, was not merely check, as Wind
,scbgraIz and Weldon would have the world be-
ljeve; it was even more than mere defeat, 1t was
a complete rout. The Imperialists, under Schllch,
fed from the field of batte leaving IN the hands OF
the Magyars the greater portion Of their artillery,
and 3 900 prisoners. The Hungarians pursued the
fugitive Imperaists to Kaschan, which town was
retaken by the victorious Magyars The victory
of Szolnok, on the 18th, In which the HungarIans
were commanded by the Polish General Demben-
skl. was not less complete. The Imaerialists lost
twenty pieces OF cannon, battery OF C0ngreve
rockets, and the whole OF their cuirassiers, who
were AIDE prisoners by the Hungarlans: On the
next day, Wlndischgratz advanced in person
against Demben ski, to Czeglod; the Hungarans
again accepted the combat, defeated WIndisch-
pTatz and drove him back to Munoz. DembenskI,
he new Hungarian ommander.in-chlef, Is the
same who routed the Russian army under Marshal
| Diebitsch at Grocow, in the Polish war OF inde-
pendepce in 1881. On the 25th there was battle
near Stolkenberg, between the Imperalists under
Gen Puchner, and the Hungarans under General
Rem, which, even according to the Austrian YER
eion. terminated in the retirement of the former,
| whilst the Magyars clam complete victory
i London paper.
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A eARD.-nRs BRMAN WILL REA0vE her SHIRT
"A rst Of Nay from 100 Nassau Broad
way house. vesey But particularly
al her old friends and
prices but will continue supply the
ssme reasonable terms heretofore.
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ARRIVAL. GInnr wE,rEnN.-The rOyal
mail steamer Great Western, Capt Wolfe, arrived
in the bay on Thursday, with thlrty-seven passen-
gers, OF whom thirteen are tor Mobile, and seven
mail bags and parcels.
The Great Western was In quarantine during
the whole time she was at Havana, with the ex.
ceptlon of about twelve hours.
The delay in the arrival of this ship, which was
due on the 4th, was caused by the alteration of
routes by the recent loss of the Forth. The Med
way, from Southampton, had to devfate from her
course, and carry mails from Bermuda to st.
Thomas, and thence to II assau aud Havana, which
detained her five days beyond her usual time.
The Great Western waited at Havana for the Med
ways mails and passengers tor the Gull, and the
latter returned to Jamaica. The time OF the Med.
ways starting from Southampton was the I'd of
February, and she reached Havana the 4th of
March.
The only news reported by the steamer from
Havana is, that the quarantine is expected to be
abolished on the 18th proximo, on all vessels from
the United States having clean bills Of health,
and no sickness on board at the time of their ar.
rival.
The following is list of the passengers of the
Great Western for Mobile, as also a list OF the
mails brought, for which we are indebted to the
cIvility OF the purser of the ship
EPAssENGERs--Cspt w. B. Lot and servant, Messrs.
James II Maoaulay, Campbell, w. IL. Rutzsr, But
toph, Richard Weiss, J. b. Radcliffe T. Sargent, F.
B. Smith, Pepn, Hepry, Lancon, r. Msneyer.
MALs.--From Jamaica, i bag; from Belize, bag;
from Bermuda (sent by mistake to Beze) bag; from
London, bag; from st Thomas, parcel; from Hava-
ma bag. from Vera Cruz, bag.
We are also under obligations to the officers for
Havana papers OF the latest dates, IN which, how
ever, we discover no news.
We regret that collision took place between
the Cora, which brought up the passe myers and
mails and the steamboat Union.-Noblte Register,
March TO-
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,JAN OPERA. AsroR PLACK-NA uARerZRK HAs

IrA. IAN OPERA. AsroR PLACk.AAx nARsTzsK HAS
tne nsS "e Borehese, Signori Core TafAnell NoysIl
.u vnnro having Leased this for short
RsrSs DC xi sasr whob above dnsuishsd srtlsts
YIN principal sh.ssss .,,Sn y y -
Mile Borghes Gionetta Sg,ora Avesrado Nsmono soor
Corel helcore SEnor Novs uleannrA Sgnor Ssnqsiroo
PAlquet let and ID TIERS uhltheatr 70 csn. Doors
ct half past 7-commepce Zoe
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DBMPsrBR, COMPOSER or TIL

TABERsACLE.MR. D.MPsT1R COMPOSER or THE
May Queen, Lament Of the Irish EmisrAn." Blind
Boy announce intention AZ giving HE
hrst ballad this the Tabsns Gle
"Wednesday evening March 2s including the following
The Indians Complaint" Oh why does the white fol-
low my path when tho night wind bewaileth" John
Lament Of the Irish Emigrant Death Of Warren Blind
Boy Emerald Isle. I'm Alone all alone" "TAk aud
closk about and his popular oantaa The Nay Queen in
three paits hes ~ cent? Doors att to
Qo,ol
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R0wIRY Tg.aTas-AoNDAY EVENING. uARo Z
IxIIchss. sea!sy NJ 4 B Clarke; John snisA: NJ "
sssys.S Mrs. John Smith Mr. Gnbsrt BATH sni.h x srth.
land Otahonas NJ. J. q. Ball Moore Skia
shccpe NJ Goudson: Waslab Mr. uoCoparchy Coluess n
Wemyss Red Hand NJ. Du6 Previous to which, TIE PAST
Nan. NJ husnss Mr.. 1llbsrs Edward Huyhes Mr. J. q.
Bar styiark NJ. Winsrs Betty Ms Mary 1syios Bsxss
e cents tit l2 cent Gallery l2k oents Dsers open at
OK e'ocek msnos at IN
fNAANFRAUS NATIoNALTHEA LATE CHATHAM
O-nonday evening March No. viii be acted the rev farce
called no SPEAKS FItsT-Capt Charles Mr.. Held; NJ
Militant Mr. Ton; Mrs Militant, Mrs Ishcrwood Alter which,
MO- Z IN CA.Ir0RNIA-nsss. M chsufrsu; syIesy Mr.
SEYMOUR M Adolphus Pi!sbroud Mr. W. Chapman; Ize
Miss Messyer Alter which, TO AND JEhnY-coansSscut
Tom Mr. Chasfrsu: Emerald Jenny. W; esvmour Susss
pSTehnpt Mis-; nsssy'r TO conclude Nth the
Marian, Miss Fanny Gordon. Boxes oenE rt IN cents
Doon OPP nat 6x oslock-curtain will rise at7x
broadway CIRCUS, sv BROADWAY. NEAR PRINCE
sGssEL.s week bat sysnins a;sA ~
h.vs been snsaEs fer fsw evsSins The celebrated Clown
Stump Speech NJ Sands win perform his f,yo.s: pony Gin
m.,shp BY kssD Neville and a. Gartnsr and the soson
pshed Juvenile rider Master Maurice Sanda The whole to
conclude with avte aferPece Afternoon
ssrurday, ct TIVE O'clock Admission rs centsohldren half
u3Oo.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FOUND.
EOUND-A BUNCH OF LARGE KEYS. THE OWNER
can have them, on application to
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RROADwAY THEATRk-k. A. AAksnALL. PKvrk u
esr-Rssss,s. msnt Of NJ Collins and NJ g. Pl.oe.-
Monday evening. March 10 will be persormsd King ONeL
ssi Mr. Coins COUNTESS Dillon Hrs Ishsrwood Ansr viii
EAPoLEON's OLD 0uARD-naversack Mr. H. Paoid~ aAy
Bsauyi L. Mn Avsri Melans hss Wallaok 20 Be followed
NJ Thompson Mary Miss Csrnan With COX AND
cox Box Mr. Hsdaway, Cox Mr. Shaw; Nra Bouuosr urs
wood Dress Circle and Parqusts 80 Family Circle So
osDe0. .x oene. Doess o1sn All; oennenos se7h.
burrows THsATRE, CHAMBERS STREET NON.
s. S s ssSk Y Yin e IN entirely
which AND so M SsSs. 1'r rs kn Ess,. A 81
Tasisr NJ SSrssn nso. Joe BasstocL ~ Brousham: Mr.
nr banilton walter Cay Mr. Jack Bunsby M Bons
ham Bob MI Ese; BraSe, Nj christian; Edith, Ma A.
Dress Circle and Psrquette 6c; Family Circle asa Nun
open at 7; curtain rises at TX. NV D'0"
M ITGHELlp OLYMPIC THEATxE-NoNDAY .vVN
M March ~ to commence with the petite couedy snt;i,sd
WHO SPEAKS FIRST Captain Chsrle; NJ NOkiosn; HrS
SARA r0GA Tspsvoli Mr. sitehsi Sra
Tapewc Miss Phillips To be followed BY ALDGAT PUMP@
ewssh Mr. nose Sarah scrubbs Miss Mary Cannon
0 conclude with cAMARAi zAHAN AND BADOURA-Buns
Mr.. Nich Camar, zanan Miss Cske jim Sling Mr. Ar
mold; Bsdours Miss Philippe MAimoune. Miss Mary Cannon
Circle 60c Upper Boxes % cents Pit x Door
open At u sonmsn0 q ".
ReRNUnB As BKlO an NUSEUM-MORE ATTRACTIONS.
rg The Manager has engaged another week the
most wonderful curiosity Female weighing
measuring feet 81 inches the
This lady much more Of curiosity than the IS,
Tt,Ms tSs PAW Queen The oeebrated Leo Family; the
res EcuSrs and Iasr Jussler have Also been ENGAGED
for another week. Also oneasSd Great ~ ...
q aP~an Mr. Copeland. Min Vest hrs Mcneil. Mrs. s...
rang ouns Madame Rockwell fortune-teler Adnisicn
~ cents children under 10 year,, l2k oents
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HOPARTNIReHIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVE
~ rmed aprtnsrshp under the and style Of William
for the General Importing and Dealing in Wines
Brandies &C. and have taken Water near
Wall street. the st Of May During ntsrm they
can DO found 1T No. l0l Water street.
WILLIAM ENGS.
THOMAS MEANS.
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more than ten hours daily and the blu IVES, On
tion, r. committed
GREENWOOD cxMRTERy, NEW voAx.
Mr. SrRrKKR, Of New York, gave notice Of the Intro
duotion Of . bill for the incorporation Of New York
Greelwood Cemetery.
CLINTON PRIsoN.
Mr. RosE, Of Suffolk, offered resolution, providing
for the appointment Of select committee, to visit
Clinton Prison.
coNhIssIoNrRs PRACTICE rLEApINos.
The Assembly thea went into Commute Of the
Whole and took up the bill for continuing the oos Of
The Commissioners Of the Code Of Practice and Plead
tpgs. An amendment was adopted, that, previous to
the 10th Of November, the Commis'isnsrs file with the
Secretary State uoh reports ready and send
copies Of said reports to the members of the next Ls
gislaturs An amendment also adopted, CON.
finuing the Commissioners until February next.
motion to strike out the snaeting CLAUSE, lest
The'biu was then ordered to third reading.
FREE SCHOOLS.
The bill relative TO Free Schools, was made the
special order for next Monday evening.
Markets,
Bosrsr, Maxoh II, ls49.
The -four market steady, with sales Of 400 bar.
fsls New York and Western brands, - % SIX 12K
the latter price for pure brands Corn active at
low prices; sses OF 500 bushels made including
yellow and white, ct 81 $50 Rye-Sses of 600
bushels made ct 70c Osts-Sses Of 900 bushels
were made at 800. The provision market Inactive
but pork in steady demand at previous prices.
Freishts-No change, and very little doing.
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week The original and we'll Known Christys nstres
ued leA2 the Oldest established band in tho world claim
and can the being the arst to armcnise
Ethiopian easrtsnnenss premium Of SOD viii 5. rsa 70
any other Go many in produce evidence
city, for period Of three been received with great
patronage and favor unprecedented in the annals Of public
amuoemcnts in this metropolis and tnue be nightly
rooeivod with appreciation large ard highly respectable audi
Effectiveness They will have he honor introducing great
riety of new and original Melodies Burlesque Op Chorus
songs Characteristic Dances &C.,
tempted By numerous mators" but not with the same
mitable who challenge competition In every
ment Of Ethiopian The company consists
peormerS under the direction and
w. the whole comprising Of uneqused versatility and
talent Admission 25 Children under price, Doors
at7Cor cert will at o'clock afternoon
Cnnc on tnrdap couua cir At N
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CALroRNIANs CAN FIND AT THE STORE OF y, shsr
,ha,r arrival at san Francisco All articles put up ia
70 Keep warranted Printed ratons Tor hd
yidnajs and ASSOCIATIONS Furnished gratuisoueiy
'i""A'' INV KenP ll6 Wall street. Now YORK
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mISCELLANE OUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
>>>oNNNNNNNNoroNNN~NNNN
(NOMPLIMENTARY-THE PROPRIETOHS OF the
~ principal Hotels and Of the most eminent physicians
city have awarded Mr. Lyon 40 Broadway certificate
his preparations for toe destruction Of Rats
Nce and all kinds Of annoying insects To the truth Of
their virtues we also can testfy-N. T. Tribune
AN OvERCOAT LEFT AT PARKERs COFFEE HOUSE,
n 20 street, the have the by proving
Pe,ty and paying for thissdvertisement
DAY wATER-l0 HHDS. OF VERY SUPERIOR. MADE
ID by G. DucleIc Eco Guayama Porto received by
Monrose. constant ppy Of which, in wood and glass
may be found on sale at ArWATkR HULfOaD Il cos
- - 13S Front street.
HYDRANTs-TBR MOST srBsTANTIAb AND Bssr
for yards, alleys budings tenomenss &c. the
Patent stopping Children leave them
rned without digging up Builders Houae Agens and Arch
should with the Plumber for the Bartholomew
Bydrant Of the Plumbers have them.
(,HsHICAL ANALYSIS AND METALLURGY.-NR. Z. L.
~ seymou fitting out spacioms and convenient private La
ory capable Of accommodating twenty pupils Gentlemen
acquiring sound knowledge Ia either Of the above
requested apply early nst left 1t Union Hotel
Reeer and Greenwich streets will recev. immediate
after ton.
s,n1 N0Is-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH CaA.
" mois for sale by ABRAHAM BELL SON. III Fulton ct.
CTAT8N ISLAND TERRY.-LEAvE NEW YORK ATS.
- II, and o'clock Leave vanderbits Landing ct u
10 l. SAINT o'clock
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FOR BALE.

FOR SALE.
ITO WOOLLEN MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE
ClothiersA Button Manufacturer leaving the business
ply at 50 William street up Stare.
CrATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR sAlE-THREE RE
- sdsnce repete for families with
The oty sto sever. "es for beauty
EoR sALE-oR TO LET, ON xoDsRATE TERMs-A
first GLASS three story attic House. fashionable brown
'front.' Madison between SOth and 3lst
% o The nh s0Ss with every
front ~ feet deep with an across the
rooms extensive pantres bathing room the tea room n
fitted for conservatory The third story has four and the
surpassed elegance and workm anshp by any north
En- Ind S ss h :s @ together with one the
WX. c. CONNER, 20 Ann street, ofNasssu.
The premises can he seen BY calling at the adjoining house
EoR SALE Oh TO LET. HOUSE AMP LOT q SUSSEX
mercnl Hotsl, rs lourtlan DIT street, New York.
10 LET.
NFFIcEs TO LET-sUITABLE FOR INSURANCE. COW
p'n'' j2sss ASIsySsirr % Wall street.
ITO LET-1HE DWELLING HOUSE 44 BaooME sraREr
corner Oh MERCER JAha2s r. cLAssEN Murray street.
AN BIEGANr ROOM IN BROADWAY. CORNER OF
IA Grand enthusiastically arranged for balls concerts public
ply to JOHN HoOYE Broadway house.
QRoApwAY PROPERTY TO LEAsE-raE SPACIOUS
- building being erected Bradwav between Prince
Boustsn and adjoining the RAGS Club sdo
and the other the property known Niblos Garden The
have front on 81 and extend ssr1sss
stories h exclusive the sassn emit and under cellar NEST
asce with Be suggestions any respectable ps%snes
that may onr Win be finished BY the LIST Of May next The
e s the wsu o the ds
let from lst May next the fine No IS
50 Wsii street.
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CTUYvE3ANT lNSTTUT E.-MR. HILLS ENTERTAIN
- ments-1hird Week--Mr G. Il. Hill COMEDIAN known by
the familiar eoenomen Of Yankee Hill win give threo
and II mons At stuyvesant Monday wednes
day and Friday Evenings March 10TH 2st Tickets "a
each half price, For further particulars sec PRO
gnmmes Tickets may be obtained at the Asor House. Irving
New York Hoe and of tho Janitor Of the Institute
Door, opoa alto commence at IN o'clock.
WI subscribers to the Opera Season just at Aston
Place. public gen orally circum
STANCES her benefit eond not take during the period allotted
forming the public that trough the kindness Max Mare
eft will take place the Astor Place Opera House
Wednesday evening the 2st instant The sheet
Particulars hereafter.
NJ oNsIEUR ADRIEN, The REAL AND INCOMPATIBLE
WI French Magician will continue extraordinary Sores
every evening this week at O'clock
Roons No. 4u6 Broadway where be will give grand Magical
Egyptian Enter tainment Admission 30 CENTS Children
Is cents
vNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, bS9 BROADWAY BE.
l. tween spring and Prince Streets and tho only this
country consists o number Of life size figures Of Chne.e
of s casse several hundred Chinese paintings apartments
houses aud VESSELS models OF paeodas temples
bridges specimens OF Chinese manufactures their agricultural
and mechanical implements inrumen Of music
Open nom nine AN till H. daily Adpttanoa, rs
cents; Children under twelve. half price.
vJNowNsEND AND oRR's yAMMorM PANoRAMAs OF
the Hudson River and the CITY Of Rev York exhibit
Large Hall fitted expressly for these
ngs 6 Of Walker street. open
att Panorama will commence moving at o'clock Tickets 81
ladies' ST. There will be Afternoon Exhibition Satur.
O'clock, for the accommodation of Famies
seoo and those who cannot make 1t convenient attend
evening"
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE wELL-KNowN SUN
~ resort no Tor Evening dur
ing ensuing For further psrtcuarn and TERMS apply
atthe Office the prenios or by letter V Paid directed
the proprietors. FRENCH u HElSER.
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NJ Rs. FRANCES KEMsLE Butler WILL READ. ON
INSTITUTE tho play You Like Tickets to be had
OF Mr. PomADn FAINTER OF the Institutes the Irving House;
the Astor Bous and me- Francis and Mr. Crowens Book
Stores Price 81
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TyALFoRNA DAGUERREoIYPsh 1PnEs .,,i;s A5oux
LIN eir ends woud de we'll TO call at BrAdy no 30 ana
N broadway where By Of recent ana a.
hts estehfshment sithu' ma Rse nAoHs "sS W
ektnnod NJ tho ,hsrtest NOTICE
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(NHARTs FOR CALIFORNIA NORTH AND SOUTH PA
~ cfo just imported; ass Chronemeters and
second hand for sale cheap seatants Quadan Spy CLASSES
Bsrometers Ship Pocket Crmpssses
Persons ABB ut the dold Regions will do we'll to cali
stock Of surveying Instruments both and
secondhand for sale at reduced prices BY 0sE9Q RUPP
thcir Navip Store nearW
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WANTS.

WANTS.
VUANTED-SALESMEN TO TRAVEL IN TIE COUNTRY
to effect sales Of an article in universal for which
fair centage will be paid None but thoroughly capable
need apply. inquire at Is Broadway.
EURNISHID ROOMS WANTED-A SINGLE GENTLE
man wishes gcnteey furnished and
bed room, with closets attached private family
boarders kept-wth breakfast
Address, with terms and particulars u T. this Office
TT,PER PART OF BOUsE-wANTID By A GENTLE.
man and his Wife the upper part Of houe consisting Of
parlo bedroom kitchen and moderate
TIE best reference will be gven address A. a the office Of this
paIer
w ANTED-A WET NURsE-A HEALTHY WOMAN VITA
w fresh breast Of lkshe should bring her child Apply
st No W Broadway Monday ard Tuesday mornings
IL O'Clock.
ITO HOTEL KEBPERs-wANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
filed slnlAr this city The
given as sS ass and snss.0ss Add's to
(,UUU unsneumssred estate. At per cent "
ing the city Of New York. SS00 when
not worth half what selling for at present. 1t Ia
pied by the present who 10 anxious many
provemens on said property Address w. X. this Office.
SPECIAL MOTTO rs.
NJ OTICE-TBE MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON LODGE, NO.
~ 49, O. o. r. requested to be punctual in their aten-
oar at the next regular meeting on Inesday Evsnins March
before the lodge By order Of the N DECKER, Sscy.
NINTH WARD-TBE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IN electors Of tho Ninth ard requested T.
HS s the c1Sn.
ton and Ward Nominating Co%misses By order Of the
10 8 BARrIIs, 8ecxstary.
(~OPARTNIRsHIPN OTICE-THEUNDERsIaNR HAVE
Epss Go for the General Importing and DssOs in Wnss
Bandies &C. ard have taken tho store No. 100 Water
Wall street. from the Lot Of May next During the intrim they
ho found at No atnPa eree
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CAlAhfNMNAA.
INOR SAN ERANCISCO, CALIFORNIA-YBE BRITISH
steamship UNICORN $50 tons ourthon, will sail from jersey
City o about first of April
PaIcr liz cabin. In fore cabin In steeraxe
Eor Rio Japeir0 $1U @IO
Valparaiso 80. $500. 800 7b9 100
Ban francisco. -. 900 6O0 800
An this passage
Apply TO CUNAhD Jr ~ Broadway
has double ergines had GLASGOW
Aprsnow undergoing thorough ret and her cabin aud
Storage will he oor,iertable and well ventilated
NOR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRES.-THE UNITED
States Mail Steamship FALCON will leave for
Chaues via bavana Thursday, 18th April with United
for tho Pacific The Falcon Will arrive Chasres
ample deliver the mas And Tor the Pacific
mali steamer Oregon.
Chsgres in state rooms. $50
DO. do. lower aHer cSmh ITO
Do do. lower r. xwArd cabin 100
FREIGHT Chagres For freight
sage apply to n. O. ROBERTS, ll6 West street.
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CALuoRNIA NEAT AND FRUIT PRrsEsvEs-LoUl

(,AIIIoRNIA NEAT AND FRUIT PRrsEsvEs-LoUis
~ BONNARD French Cook hae the honor OF announcing 70
leaving California that they win find at his stcre us
Liberty varied assorn eut Of Preserves OF all sds
ready shipment These made on the Frenn
by all the citizens Of this oounrya
the beet sqd ~ g. begs thoe who not 40
with him mistake his store for those OF Ger IAN
persons who have tried 70 initiate bis Inc e, srd
bgs patronise him to remark bs every oo p
preserves sod by him bears label OF pra,s upon wno
and tho designation Of the contents OF tne pos ~ %
ieepa also an several other sices-Suoh ~
rIisa 80 Paa. M,shronma etc. Avis 10 ar eteurs
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MUSICAL.

M usIC THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT By YOUNG
M Lady who has thorough kuowledgs Of Music, and who
can give references Terms
npers per suarter-thos advanced $l2 Apply
Herald Office