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tsnance where kindness snines out so strongly a.
IN the President elect
| He occasionally walks through the house bv
hmself, and comes so suddenly on groups Of
people as t0Spass them unnouced Iadeed. a
strange. who had never seen him would scarcely
believe that that old gentleman passing him.
plainly dressed, with his nat stuck on the back OF
his head, es il the wearer was unaccustomed to
such luxury, and was using his utmost exenlons
20 balance 1t, and his spectaces showed up on his
forehead, was the President elect of the Ualted
/ d.ts, and the hero OF som. of the beodlest
bat, les which were ever fought
GeA ~iai Taylor pays Georgetown a visit to-
Mrs p, 'ss receives such ladies' az choose 10 nav
H. &C.. OF all this excitement Gsnsr.I c
hoe arr,vnd - will arrive, this even,no~we d"n',
Know exactly W. itch He comes unheralded and
scsny no!'ce d. who would had he been q,
Elected, have now be, m paying Sys homage to hlm!
Such life: Grea,neA nd 'ho us, ~ lottery
ire discovered in HIM, WI on ~ 1 ,b might
rave, unneticed, followed him ono whist
General Cass lost, and his shl ui"s aoii'ies are
Otthwith lost sight OF too. d.
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CAl.IFOHNlA

EoR San FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA DIRE IT. VIA ras
Straits of Magellan. the and substantial ssamship
NON apt Ab' tapcker Of 2 tons years old bais
this CITY, OF the beat material essd aud
" n y new aud ons thosoush rePsir for
saloon snd c.e will ts hsodsone Furnished for sad
FORT ard Profitable be ods
dsrous Of going 20 California shs will be disposed BY
shares of stock at $500 each. Tho
entitled TO his San Francisco his
shsie OF TIE .hn and ell Thereto songux
tie fits and earnings said ship arrival at 5
Francisco Each share Of stock will 30 made tsnssssIs Ap
pies should b made already
stock Is tnhen For particulars apply SIN WArKfNa
No. x South stre"t sta'rs
ErOk SAN FRANCIS cO-TO SAIL 10TH NAsCd-rde
steamship SENATOR. 754 tons burthea Leut z sschs
Nav, commander viii positively sail above 10 A. H.
from her berth a. suIirs slip She built in July oy
Wm h. Brown Esq OF this city to between
Boston and st. Johns g., where sh. has
some Il our heaviest northwest gales aud herer
did beat Numerous additions and ada
heavy perfect her for this voyage
modatops Tor Passenger She will
the straits OF Magellan touching at o Valparaiso, cao and
PRICE or PAssAGE-State Rooms ..,.....,.sg 500
.eI Ssuln, wtnout tta' e-rooms 60
Deck do " '''''''' ., an
SO lb baggage allowed Let class passengers and ne freight
talen- For further particulars apply 10
WOOSHULL q MINTURN, 81 South street
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General Tay Ior-His Views, and ApPsarsncs
the kanbes, ana Mrs. l@yi~r'
From the Boston Traveller

WAsHirarov, Feb ~, I8(o.
-. .ro~o the fev for To nate individuals whs I'd
IN. nIsssurs Of conversing With General Taylor at
" R.lsv Hsrss and assure you that he 10, indeed,
. ,pl-ndid old man. In giving expeesmoa 20 nis
.ysrv word or se he uttsr 10 either dsagushed
Tor ia wisdom or It's hsartiness He 10 bsyouA say
aoubt a vbig Of the pursst water, but such an oas
"a General Washington would Be, stu among the
living He will advocate suy utrs measures apen
his osn responsibility, but would not shrink IRON
doipr bat be might deem be dems udsd by tho pso
p,e Of the country While disousstng the late var
heard him mark that IL the rvsu't 81 the
Ct rexas that he vas opposed TO the 40 N.
uLdsrstsnd by implication) 10 all the prontsses rs
surss which have besn adopted BY the sdnAnsss''h
of Mr.. Polk. Az n
The persons appearance Of 0sasrai Taylor - aug
fed and noble. 10 beycssdisgy shsns'h W.
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FORE Il, Y.

n Office 10 DAMS SAILORS ALL DAMS SAILOaS
IN He'd for his 1es,ys abroad vi =
without opfe are here summon 10 respond to ths CO. OF
their COUNTRY In viev of the PROBABILITY easwa o. hosti
In the hen their services will he re1 tor tns
They therefore, home by the
earliest -iy 1t IL recommended e. ship
worn passage from this couptr, In pat Of The
north Of Europe not in ho lilly be.@sr With perfect
understanding soprinG That IL i the out.srd pnund voy
o. tier arrival In p,rucusr asris
lance ubep d. ceessry may h afforded
aeyabce the informs ton Of raiors IN hereby
stated that by decree Of me KING resucrs sr allowed co
ard that he mter IL
required navy there will be srss demsni aud high
vases pcd for ha uds msrne the
psvesiop the fprnG more particularly from Copenhagen
edes psvtcaary Invited this
CONsULATE CENTRAL OF DENAARS.
'Philadelthia, the 25'h Of Pebrusry, 'Sts
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M EDkCAL.
ME- Ga,i ;ERVIs'S COLD CA 10Y THE SONG or THE

V1 Cold
With lar, NIX tender aud sore.
With eye Hdpr emmy and red
victim ta' With er face bound up,
And nm awful cold In her head
"Ughi ushl ushi"
I'LL her head seemed coming on
Ard MS she o. AXE Ia the ibt<rvAls
OF dry and nusky cough.
"Coughl cough corghl
hen tho weary day decliues,
And cough coush! cough!
Wnsn the light otmorIDg shnea-
But the found for her cough cure,
by Nrs J.rvist 70 d.
4 Christian life wish to save,
1t worth It's weight in gold.
Oh men with sisters dear,
Oh men With mothers and wives
single p 'cksee, il bong in time
Ferehsnco may their lives.
Oh. thisk In every cough,
You hear Death speak aloud,
And 'stsb to Mrs. Jcrvis store,
Ere thcs come with tho hearsc and shroud.
Bu, buy nov!
To morrow may be too late.
VI the present 'emedy make
And tahe q bond Of faer.
Fold wholesale and rotai Mrs JERvIs 379 Broadway
corner White street sold rugesta generally Each
10 bvfrishy signed krs W. JEhvI Be- sure to AK for
krr JEWS Cold Candy.
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A MEXICAN ACENCY. rARls-C. CoMBisR DlaEcruR
n Rue Nore Dame dee viotar-s.t nea' sne o"uSs FOR
,NasdpS sgept end seuer con mi,scn mercbsnt
Amtficap In Paris fr..ct nue No uams
dee vcttirsa No. the 10 TITS sttotshmsa
Americans enpr EUROPE their stterr aud
ordcrr Packages forwarded All pars y Eaccp, larna
tiou riveE 40 5ubsc pton 70
all Porhss any 10 kul goods
commission. reading ettachsd ~ the 1geny all
orders with and DESPATCH the most mode
tefmA
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Number OF miles run by passenger trains $50 600
freight trains. % 600
The company owns ioc otve., IS passenger oars
Is city IS freight cara, mail sud bag
gage cars X horses, nd EN- pov average daily
40 men, and have but machine shop.
The expenditures for running, and for repairs Of
read, have been larger anticipated but
The expenses Of all roads usually larger before COM
pstien-before they in perfect ordsr-thsn aftsr
and We have NO doubt the aking and repairing
The Harlem road will when finished be lees than that
given in tie above statement for the past year. Il has
Deem reported that this compa intend paying dvl-
asnd on tho old stock next July and aso that specu-
Iators In Wall street have per cent for that
dividend Some reckless operator may have offered one
Per cent for the July dividend but that the company
can declare end pay much above that Is exceed
aDgy doubtful 1t Is estimated that the gross earnings
FOR the 1s4s will be $500 0OO deduct rsm this go
per cent for run ming expenses and REPAIRS and It
leaves ss the net earnings for the year. or
tn required to pay tho per cent interest
on tho 81 600 preferred stock leaving $50 600 for
interest on outstanding bonds aud for any dividend
the company may be able to make ON $4,000 900 of
STOCK By this, 1t will be that the company can
not make dividend next July, or next January,
unless the earnings largely exceed the estimates.
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mo ThE PREsIDENT sUPEkINrENDENTS. DIRE ,T

VTNU THE FKESIDENT, SCPEKINTENDENTS DIRE IT
ors 49, Of Railroads. Gentlemen You earm sy re
qusfed to furnish me WI your time tables Any
changes In the hours arrival and departure
with which you are uced the OF fare freight
mage distances rate Of eed date Of the opening OF
spctve roads, lei 9Th cost number of shares each
share wien the dividends payable the kad of rail used
grades and all Their Information concerning cnAbe
me give (A intend doing compee history OF the various
Railroads In tie Unit. states to ~hch will be added r I'D
With intended as ALSO the contemplated ro.ds
Your fearty corporation which Of
prize III aiDy deTend desired and in rstun promise
d'vo'ed attention to your interests
g. HORN Editor and Proprietor Of Horns Railroad ca.
zette"
Editor throughout the country favorable to Railroad
prie. will please copy the al owe.
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TO UOO CASES or GENERAL DGBILIrY AM

IN ((An CASES or GENERAL DEBILITY AND
lOsOOO want Of Nervous e. erEy.-Dr s. y. cowneend's
s,'p ri hvsoraes the whole permanently To those
who have lost their muscular by the effects medicine
tndisctton committed YOUTH the excessive of
The sndsrongh, IL sener. Pyeo prosratioD Of tn.
decay snd Decline hssenng
Consumption, ba entirely restored BY this plea
hs Sarss peia s far superior to lnvigoraag
renews and nvigo.es the stem gives activity the limbs
snd strength to the usr
deg rec. Principal Office I26 Fulton stret.
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INTELLIGENCE 81 THE nIiLs.
INTERESTING FROM WAS, HlNGI0N'
>~~N~>oS>~~>~~~~N~~~~>S
THE NEW CABINE
>N~>~.~~N~~~~o~~>~~-><
THE LEVEE OF THE PRESIDENT ELE. II
SC. sc. &c.
WASHINGTON, March !, 1919.
The Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, mdICH I, IoIJ
The Cabinet.
tbs confidently asserted to-day, by persons who
ought to be we'll informed In this matter, that the
new cabineth has at length been formed as follows;
John Clayton, Secretary of State.
n M Mer-dNh OF Pa. Secretary Of the Treasury.
George Crawford, of Geo, Secretary Of War
Abbott Lawrenor, OF NJ lass. Secretary OF ths Navy
Thomas Ewing Of Ohio Post master CsuprsI
w b. rrs'son' ofSooth Carolina, Attorney General
This Is look ed upon as authe ntic here and doc.
not meet with genera! satistact on. IN ors.,
body OF the WING party here would have pyeterred
King, of S. 9 for the navy; Lawrence Ear the
Treasury; and Letcher for The Post Office
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~ AFTER CUaE JOURNAL FUk MARCH.-TBE FOLIO Y
ing the contents Of the March number this
hed by Fowere ellis 3t kssau street 10
70 delivered in any Iart Of the city aenoe Of the
Water Cure Alcoholic Qusek Nedsine Water Treatment
hon Mental IKE ce cure Of Inssnity Processes Water
ss,dhood Of Indian omo, potatos Prnveuiv. and Curt
illustrative epsravi scsrlnns Scarlet Fever
BATH with directions Popular Rome lies
Buck wheat akef HON opsthv Small Health Stanxag
Vomiting By Water singular Effects Of Music Comse rhyd
journal tact gnin'g POPULARITY and has arssdy be
hd pcDsibe family guide in all matters relating
Resith, and tire v aer Cure. Please address
FJWLERS WELLS, Clinton DaI, ISL Nassau street.
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WASHINGTON, Feb Ho,'istS'
The PrfsiGent's Lepee- Tile Ca6qmet -, usneTal
Shie/ds &c &-c

Shields, &C., &c.
President Folks evee, to. light. was overwl elm
ing. 1t was such scene of fashion and beauty
such q Jam OF pretty women-as is seldom seen.
short oil a Newport grand fancy dress ball. Gene
raj Taylor, we are informed, was not there. and
we think he acted very judic,ousIy IN keeping
away; the same OF Mr.. Fillmore
The cabinet IS not yet exactly made 10. It is
said Abbot Lawrence declines the Navy Send
him to England In our next we purpose, if possi-
bic, to look after the politicians In town-,he
stumpers that were scattered over the country
during the campaign. There are scores OF them
on hand: Bagley, Of New York, has sent to Gene
raj Tay Tor a magnificent gold pen, valued at $50.
with which to write his inaugural. We saw II;
but ten 10 one the old man will prefer the grey
goose quill, as we do.
The letter of General Shields to Judge Breese.
pubi,shed In this mornings InttAgsncer, in which
the General threatens to The Jud &c, has
created general feeling OF aston shment. A South
Carolnan observed, day, that the sword OF that
State would never have been gwen to General
Shields had they known OF the existence of such
letter. The feeling that prevailed in the Senate,
thus morning, was one OF chagrin, surprise, and
INDIGNATION. IL is hard TO conceive that any sane
mon could have written such an epstle. Perhaps,
however, General Shields may be able to explain
It, II not, he is damned beyond redemption.
The Senate, at twelve O'Clock tonight, finally
passed the genera appropriation bill, with Mr..
Walkers California amendment See your ro-
porter's report. w.
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RAILRO ADS.

/ o. or U. F-TuE NENBER5 OF MOUNT VERNON
Lodge No rs o. of0 F. respec fully requested
tend the III, erA Of Broth John ny This Sraay)
from his late residence No "a? Eighth avenue ~ ok
Pm a. p TAYi,OR
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WASHINGTON, March /, 1879.
COtGiaL Meeting Bet,cecn General Taylor and
General Cdss

CnGiI Melting Bet,ceen General Taylor and
General Cass.
General Cass paid General Taylor visit to-
day, about noon. The meeting of these distin-
guished men was OF the m ost agreeable and happy
character. We will endeavor to give a descrip-
ton OF it.
General Cass, accompanied by Senator Fitz-
gerald, came into the office of the hotel and in
quired of our friend Willard If General Taylor
was receiving company. He was told h. was.
and asked to walk up to his apartments, which he
accordingly did. General Taylor, at the moment,
was seated, speaking to u gentleman, aud did not
at first perceive General Cass's sntrance. Upon
turning round, he at once recognised him, and
coming forward erasped his vislter's hand IN both
his own, and shook 1t most cordially, General
Csss apparently being equally friendly
Gen; TArLoM.Ah, General, how do you do' am
very glad, indeed, to req YOU.
Gen C.ss (who, 1t appears. did not kuov the Prssi
glad to see you t.bakDs hands all the time By the
wy. General you had The advantage OF mo (slladog
to bis rsoosn .ins him histl That's twlos you've
drory and caused the Genera. Ind every one present
Gen TAyLoR-Yss that's true /; but you know tbs
BATTLES not aIwsys to the strong, Ell?
Gen CA".-That's sfact Uaushter) Howd do you
Gen TAyLoR.-well. pretty we'll, thank you, except
that have two or three ribs stove In that's s snp-
poss that's merely . sircum'Iance. however; rnn
rate laughter in which Senator joined heartily
any When he could get his fsoe stiaigng he
continued the copvSFsatiop)
Gen CAss All. indeed | an very sorry to hear IL
where did IL happen?
Gen TAYLoR-At Madison You SOC the ndisnaps
felt little about OF my Reports Ind ssxsd
to pay them Q Wait. OF course com Piled. Co show
had no feeling Againet them. WE'LL got bosrd OF
q all boat at Ma ieon to 90 to Frankfort and just
she was about to ssrt steppsi out OF the saloon.
II appears large back trunk hsd bee placed la the
pas and In the u,ion from The glare OF tue
LOOM did not perceive It. ana the fret thing ka.w
thought both my legs, my ms and all my rios were
stove in daughter I'm nearly we'll ns~, no wsveR.
Gen. CAss.- am very glad you are ind1rd. Gene.
the Sc nate.
Gen TAYLoR- (shakisg ha nds) How do you do sirs
very glad to see you tntnk have had soms
pom d. with YOU before!
MIR FIIzsEBALD aesented
Gen CAss-l will do myself thu pleasure OF calling
you again, Genera Good NOR ming.
zen TAYLoR-Do call again. and often; 1 shall al
ways be happy to see you.
| Here they both shook hands again, and Gen. Cs1
| retired
In the passage gentleman met Gen. Cass aad
remarked
II, you got the vote.
Gen Cas-. QaughiDe) Well, my friend, am very
much obliged to you but wish you had sumPsd IL IN
two TREE more!
In the sketch which we have given of the meet
ing Of the President elect and his unsuccessful
competitor, we are aware we havc failed IN giving
an adequate idea Of the scene. IL was the manner,
Gen Taylor, II not u sincere man, must be a ha-
been accused Of possessing that accom-. lishmeat.
r.
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RENEWED EVERY MORNING.

LOST.
Y OsT-A SHORT TIVE SINCE. A BALF DOZEN SILVER
~ tea spoon and half silver forks ed g. and
dessert spoon Prince Albert TIE finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving them the oioe Of powors
Balch No. Nassau street, New Y rk
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CAUTlON-THE UNOERISf Ed eau rIOSs All Ee-
from giving credit 70 thu ucn snic's Of the British
bark ~ he will not be for debt
uscted BY them. JoRN DOUGLASS Master Of tho bark Cha
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AAUbGAENx~.

| r BROADWAY THEA rkE.k A. nArsHALL PKOPnn-
o. i,..sr fisS yin :. a:.d The q
=, t,sa:IiSss Lari ch:.A, ssSssi NJ Sslsssi
6,S Jesse sur. Mr. si. ID. S"sa. r.U Of GSa NJ
We. Dos sdy Ass IL Mig &.
~ M o,nous psu 'S.s Mr. ctop; a'r Cesar dc sap Mr.
and Ssau. 50 cents rsn lro. ssa S,s.
lzk cent? DocsOpen hslpast :; oouneAoe.t7.
RUKross TakArRs oHAxsEks sTnAEE-sArusDAY
e e; s s n Sa
ssSss 'sifs
Ned Mr. sIou'h.n gu.sos Mr. Lynns rn.ty, NJ Hasa;
ss cS.ps.s e,f ssasad. with IL 81
1s M never NJ si r. s
% rS ,ss Hs sS.pm.. ors:' Circle s1s p:,g1' %
a. -Psu.,onopy patifs Mr. y. Marble. NJ wsdisI
T Sisss E . 4; $:s
y! cspsSsr: He S.eSls NJ s:ys:ds NJ: s:;.ss
s. N: ill.,, s,:; Ss s...
Door open at I; Commences ~ Tk.
S'UYvFsANT INsrIrUrs-xR HILLS LEuvU .Rs AND
- Ener,s' e1ts for Three Iveninss-xr a. Hill Come
have the honor sypg hume Lectures aud
ST s,s S gS on NJ day aud IeSy
,ag me. cist admit lacy and aen'sm.u 80 cents SIN
WIN s osioc '''' 'P'' At quarter " Lecture
I Owe AND nINsTRELsY.-A LEI TURg ON LOVE- wira
- musical Illustrations will delivered the Society Lii
brsry Rotp Leonard Tuesday
ever March at eight O'clock prso sy by Leicester A.
Esd tot London assisted by Miss Fa ny Frsset
Got the Italian Opera ard Mr. Frederick Daseet iron the
London Concerts. Admittsrce go.
WALLBALLA. No. So CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD
~sy open every evening att and Wednesday Aud Saturday
aernoen At ooock with Of female artists Etho
Plan eerensders and Of 81 artists ~ho appear
variety OF select and choice Admission. Oche
ira Boys Ths cents; Pnr1uet ?h o.nts
r. AsTLE GARDEN.-THE ABovE wsLi-KNOwN SUN
mer resort can BE- CARED for Evening dur
=. the Once the premisos letter paid
the preprietora PRtNca n ReTsER
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BE-
tween Spring and Prince streets aud tho only this
country oonFss OF great number Of lie figures Of Chinese
al oissses several hundred Chinese paintings apartments
eouecT stees and vessela models Of
erases specimens Of Chinese AGRICULTURAL
ana pechanich mpencnts Instruments
30 OEon from nine An till 10 n daily. AdmlttAuos.1
cents; Children under twelve. half proo.
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VJINECASi vlNEGAeil- WHITE WINE AND CIDER
vtesrs vVrsn,ed ,os clear OF Any deletHrous
T~. did srNk fer pickng. For osrua,aes zee
Courier inquirer Ordera by Penny (sarg ths
lad Of v.sA wsnssdl will Be ''nt 70 .sy p,,t O. The
Foo. o Twenty avsath street. Old Aims nsuss building
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To ford al m opportunity to secure cir pro-
emptve night Stock which thes obtained
under The subscription 1t s proper ny
from hote stockholders who have already taken
them. shall be extended 80 days from puhcasn Of this
petce to the st day OF March, ls49 After dsv
right will and be lost the original subscribers and their
Up to that date ncusv holding atock u
the Company subcrbe for Bcnds the amount Of their
Stock raging down MT. when receipts will b.
them The original pre- emptivs rig and
terms in all respects ut eveu takers of Bonds
9th Of February Tho mslest Bones ISSUED S5V
holders will be allowed acquire other BY
tranfI 10 make enough for . Bond.
ratew Bot Do barring interest and
3gS cent for Bonds bearing six per both rble
within tive from the
according to u amount actually paid for I em.
Agents sppy fr Bonds Tor Stoekhoders
les than the sgsregste and tie Company by
mission Of cert. j. M BOPkI IS Treasurer
NB-The above notice Upersedes issued
haste puh shed with some biographical errors
New York. March Let, l849
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eCtDR SALE.

COUNTRY SEAT tOR SALE. SITUATED AT SOUTH
~ Anboy Cd the banks OF the Rutan river abou tl.ee
OF mile of the Of the Camden aud mboy xa
and within half hours sail of NV York
The house In Ierfc ded and AIDED old
from which tber 10 dfu
and extensve view t the bay and The
kitchen. ce house no &c. and comp There
walk The u,char have o. 81 or % OF land highly
snuYed and aid lawn aud dotted with groups Of doe
with extensive f,w and vegetable garde In the
spring and fall favrs business IL New York
Phsdepha be In either city BY half or 10 o'clock
In tie ornipg and home again BY o'clock Ia the
afternoon II Situate 10 Of The hea1thest Ia tho State
the house with the sddisn Of compile If wuld be
veil csculsed for the accommodation Of such seek
for Il at euch al stacse to interfere with their
daily business tho oy For further information appyo
JOHN Q. STEVENS. c-rntr OF
COLLEGE Phase and Murray street.
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sHtPPl Ma.

CAUTION THE UNpE xsroNsD CAUTIONS ALL PER
zone tr.m giving credit to tho appreatos IT re
Bit Oh bark Cush will responsible
for ssy debts contracted BY them.
JOHN THOnAS Master 81 the bark "Cush h three"
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Am Uea IN n. n'ED

RowERY THEAFSE-8xNAvIrurM ss,RS THOMPSON
or Ss,ssn, s.ss T a. ''.;a e.
S,..ls Ann.lt sr . nam Ausoss Islss.rooa q
Ai; .f issn sas !s ss
f1 f;' sa..%,rs "ssf ~
s S. s ss ss Ss..s s:s
CaAkIkAys NATIONAL THEATRE, LArE Ga AraAn
sLAshEk aNO ssssr sr 81 os s.1Ss
R.ni; sD Nm ss~e. n ss
noSn w. " h.S.S sykes. " s!
s:nsuas Win e.. dr. y II vs.
MT cs EorsaC; T% s.0td s Sy%'us s
ass @ Do. &c., rit axA D'ors esn
- Saturday evepine sarca the win
msnss with d,:psy Of eesan. es.ufa
a.. e
a.
Pa b:niss n .'z Ays. W.: o ass'
Ys-shidreD halt price
NJ ECHANICg HALL, No.An BROADWAY. ssrwEaH
sSs sSs sTs % q
organised sa the eldest saSi.sd iS the world The
a.:. h:s%oai,; as.dis .ad
: Tor q o sA: Re, sn e 4.
Asht until further ntroasons A. each reprsssn
Ssss % :ss
Doors open ct 7-Conccrt 70 commence At O'Clock Ar
eernoon Concert every saturday oommsnnx ~ o'clock.
mayor and DIRECTOR, e. p. CHRfHTY.
WEAsE oasIsED TO STATE raAr MAJ ssAVCes
kSMBLG ~ "a Shakespeare Reidugs will be gvea for
the ext four weeks Tueda Tn rsda, and &C
the Stu. yessDt institute In addition will. on Mon
day morning Of each week. at " O'CLOCK Readox
came psce for the Of those
the evening The first Reading uil be gwen. nsidy
nouneed at bait past seven ooc doors open at o'clock
on Saturday evening March The play will MAC
BETH Trek heboeforh DO had Of Mr. Lohs Jan
tor Of thu Institutes the lryi House. tho House,
Francis Book Store. Tickets 81
RsRNUhS ABERICsN MUSIUM-sArURDsY MARCH
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evening Last farewell benefit OF the Sable O. O.
theirs the best band Of aud in
try Also post the last day Of the
s oy the aIges parsons earth Thew may at
ell hours Abo ireat Wstera Pete Norris Miss Les
lie, Hiss West no. Living Oarang Outang Madame Rsck
we'll re fortune teller Admiration Is osns ohildrea under ~
} ears l3k cents.