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burgh road the stock must bo among the bos in tho
United States.
The Directors Of the Contoocook Valley Railroad in
their recent report 10 the stokhoder state that the
road is In rapid progress towards compilation Seven
tighhs cfthe cuvert masonry and nearly one half of
The grading is finished substantial bridge has been
erected across the Contooeook below enniker aud the
one al Woodyillc put under contract and the whole
road ready for the sleepers will bc finished in July
lie New Hampshire Railroad Commissioners have de-
ch>d to lay out the road from Manchester to Gambia
where II viii form intersection with the Portsmouth
and ny.l
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Before Justice Huribut, and Aldermen Mullen and
Wood
MAY Ia--1he court opened, and Immediately after
adjourned.
The Circuit Court then opened, and the cause Of
Vinyle Burton called. II appearing that Of
the Witnesses sbsent further proceedings
jovrDei until bpndsy nskt. The court then adjourned
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PITTSBURGH, May Up. NJ
The health Of the city continues good, and not
single Of cholera has occurred amongst citi
zens, although o number were brought here by the
steamers.
Business continues very dull and large quantities Of
steamboats, laying up for want of business.
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The Cholera at tho West,
cNs. sNe. sc.


wAsniSoroS, May A. 1870
Contrary 20 a general expectation the New York
appointments were taken up to-day II H. understood
that q the members Of the cabinet we're opposed
to action at the present time hut that the President
overruled ali objections.
We sutjoin the appointments made la e.olnet
council for New York.
Hvcn MAxwslI, Collector Of Customs, vice {. W.
Lawrence. resigned
joins You've, Assistant Treasurer, vice w C..
Bouck, removed.
W. v. BRADr, Postmaster, vice II. II. Morris, re-
moved
Mr. Lawrence has resigned 20 take effect the 3oth
June consequently MIR Maxwell will not enter upon
the duties OF the Office until tina. timo.
Messrs Brady and Maxwell will both accept OF their
appointments; but it is considered doubtful as to
whether MIR. Young will accept Of his
These appointments have not, yet been officially
made public, for the reason that the resignation Of Mr.
Lawrence has not yet arrived but is expecte here
morrow
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cnurrrr INyIGoRATING CORDIAL.-THIs

TYR coSyEEr y tho only
Tor seminal weakness, genital debility sne
,ho sd Of body and mind caused ey soorss
- ven ~, Tenth and Eeventh streets p
$3.50. eorxrit.tans from AN to 9F:A frioe o. Corr
~ a, istts bottles for S. SO the half do,cn So
sass ehf for savies 70 those who purchase she Cor
al The country hB-Strangers desiring such medAcR AZ
sk,sI3 19.is. his styertBemeas
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Illness of an Ex-Member Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1S49.
The Hon. Daniel Duncan, Of Ohio, member of
the last Congress from tho Columbus District is
lying dangerously i'll at his lodgings in this city, where
he has been copGed since the adjournment
Ex-Governor Seward, of New York. has arrived from
Charleston.
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Appointments by the President.

WAsHIroroS, May IL, 1910
YORK.
Collector of Customs-Hugh Maxwell
Postmaster-Wm. v. Brady
Sub-Treasurer-John Young
MARYLAND.
Postmaster Ealtimorc-C. T. Maddox
Collector Baltmore-George p. Kane.
Naval Officer Baltimorc-Thos King Carroll Vice
Polk, removed.
Surveyor, Baltimore-Chas. T. Griffin.
Marshall, Baltimore-Jas. II. Kent
Collector, Annapois-Thos. Ireland
Oxford-John II. Allen.
Surveyor, Leweynsburg--John Blackstone
NottiDgham-John T. Stamp.
Snowhl-G. W. f.. Smith
KENTucKv.
Surveyor, Lousville-Robert. c. Coleman
Pension Agent-Maunsell White.
Receiver New Oreans-Robert N. Carman
Register, New Orleans-John c. Clark
Receiver, Vincennes-John Beard.
Register, Crawfordsville-John Ewing
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stock EXCHANGE.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE,

E.nr nGnnon ~ -
Line for Boston, Nashua and Lowell, via Norwich and
worcester Railroad from Pier No. 49, N r. foot Of Court
ssstsr T lsayc Pier No rs foot Of courtlspd.
Pier No. as heretofore Passengers and freight the
above places can depend this limo being the cheapest
ana most expeditions OF reaching Boston, Lowell Ma
shna. OF any Part Of Vermont or New Hampshire.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY NOrICE-LEAvEs NEW
~ YORK; .. TO- ii o'clock, A. NJ and l. 3. 4,
O'Clock, NJ Staten Island7, g. 0, 10, IL o'clock, A. M
and !, = B. 4, &C, o'clock, L. N.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. DIRECT
First ySsse :: sell: pos.iyvsly wsdnssd.y nsy ~
Richmond, having the bulk Of her engaged asA on
board yet take 500 bbs freight the talk
Of IL immediate application made board 81 Pies Ne
North River, or to
JOHN COLLINS, JR., Agent, ~ South St. up stairs.
Shippers will please send in their bills q isase
tho Agents oce for signature Passengers VINO 49,.
call ~ the Agents oce andsete in order sss ss ~
may 80 occurred There yet acoommods ~
move css psssnsers Ne sssrso second oaSss psssss
grs this vessel pAsscnEers WI ,a". s.S II -
board At Pier ne H. "wednesday iSth ~ gs.oos As
~ vhleh time the vessel wil olea< ~ tas WV"
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cnct,r ce,sr 90 81, a. %, a. 49, IS, &C. g., ~, 49,
CO ca. Ca es "a. g., ~.
zoa III iisT Second rartss. Ia, lti lij 1is iSs,
IA IA, i5s, iss Ice, iGf
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DIR. Th0s. n. Rochester date OF Bellevue
Hospta having taken the Office. No. go Houston
formerly occupied BY Dr. Moore Holt oners his professional
service To his friends and the public.
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The Steamer Cherokee.
SAVANNAH, May IL, 1S49.
The steamship Cherokee Capt. Lyons, arrived here
this day, in &c hours from wharf to wharf
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rU,ur MARRIED. WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
Il Lx nr A M Mnurinsau. Prafeaa0r of Dia-

TIVE MARRIED W0MAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
Comranen by DR.. A. NJ. Maurioeau, Professor OF Dis
easos Women Sixth edition. lSno go. Price 81.
e9,nN copiee sold in six months.
suffering physical and mental anguish many
afeonae wife, and pecuniary difficulties TO the husband
been spared thousands would have
joycd competence thousands broken In hosh would
have cnjyod IL hundreds in their been still alive
BY q timely possession Of this work.
Intended especially for the married those ocptem
plating marriage, dsclcscs important secrets which
should tc known 60 them'particuiarly.
whose health does permit Of faD
iy, IL 10 Of especial importance.
Here, also every cmae-tho wfs, tho mother, tho one
either budding into womanhocd the in the decline Oh
In whom nature oontenplaes an important
discover the symptoms, and The most
mcsea and certain mode Of Ia oompnns'
which her sex Il subject. nm. 10
For sale ht ~ broadway, and rt the fubls1ns nA9v
Liberty n r.; Little Co., Albany o. .pnNis
Boston; " D. Peterson, ~ Chestnut ee Motiis
Ruscou New orleans; j. b. Cnbbease, H., .u
f,s ~ ,osas y, snv mart OF tho United States Aleers
ing. NJ %ar, sisy Once Liberty stsses
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THE FUNERAL.

1t is announced that the funeral Of those who
killed on Thursday night, will take place to-day. The
Coroner has not yet got through with the inquison,
and Is doubtful if the funerals take place 1t depends
however, upon the time the Coroner shall have finished
his In
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TO BE LET.

VINO LIZA FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE IA
mily ia the lower part Of the city minutes walk Of
Broadway For particulars apply 70 H. r. Herald office.
ITO LET--IS TWENTY-NINTH STREET BETWEEN
tho aighth and Ninth avenues new three story and
attic brick dwelling with all the modern improvements and
Iamarne Park opposite Stages pass the Eighth
and Ninth avenues. For further information apply to
u. ID. FRENCH, % Nassau street.
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CON RRCIAL APPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, May 1916 II. M


There has been change in the stock market since
the receipt Of European intelligence by the Hibernia
Quotations remain about the same and the operations
fell OF 4 per cent; Morris Canal, y; Canton Com
pany, a; Farmers Loan, NJ Erie Railroad, a; Read
ing Railroad a. Some of tho fances have fallen about
half per cent within the past few days which looks
as if they were steadily settling down. and finding
lower level. Others continue comparatively arm.
The shipments of specie from this port from the LIST
Of January to the 9Th of May both inclusive
annexed
SHIPMENTS OF sprcrE FROM THE Porr oy Nsw YoaH.
Ship Splendid, Havre, Mexican dollars. $4,000
no. 40 Ave hale: s Sa
January to May s. Observation-Disclosures. 3ss,o5s
Total for lsie. ;. .tss5,iso
The Importation in the last steamer from Europe was
nearly double this amount.
The trustees of the Dutchcss County Bank have de-
clared a dividend Of one per cent.
The amount Of coal transported the Reading Rail-
road, for the week ending the 10th inst was H. 1i9
TONS previously 1877 800 tons total 1es77s on the
schuyll Canal, $500 tons, previously, q 2s3 tons
total 364S3 tons the Lehigh Canal, rs COG tons,
previously, 65,911 tons-total 81, SIT tons.
II is stated that the profits of the Vermont Central
Esilroa d, since the commenced running from
White River to Mortified, have been nearly six per
cent on the whole outlay the road after
the expense Of running the cars. There BE- but
little doubt that the completion Of the road to Montpc
lier and Waterbury, now to be Effected will add
two or throo por cent to the present proht while
en- Its Gns completion and connection with the 0gdens
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rELEGRArnIr nTELl.IGgsCE.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

TIE NEW YORK. APPOINTMENTS
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uyOR sAN FRANCISCO.-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
nsetet built bark ALICE TARLErON will be despstshca
An 18th May This vessel @ months eayp
AVID 6ttsd tho most ample and with view ~
the Of to SECURE which limited
all be and few only be received An exAmt
nation invited at Pier 10 East River Phyy
clan surgeon attached to tho vessel As more eshe
Friday ilh inst For passage apply on board or TO ISAAC
T. SMITH, 10i Wall street.
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Rumor OF Fra nd in HIGH Places.


WAsHINGTON, May II, lS49.
The defalcation Of Major Scott late Navy Agent at
the Washington Navy Yard, is set down at about fifty
thousand dollars. He had held the Office for about
fourteen years Speculation is assigned the proxi-
mate cause.
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IIOEEI.S.

DHlLADnLpMIA HoUsE-cARrfTINGs MATTINGs,
Oilcloths-The immense warerooms OF Carpet Hall
vie with stock in the Union price, quality design Of
Axmnser Taestry, BRUSSELS Imperial Ingram and yeno
Carpets; Floor Table and Wagon Oil Cloth; Window
Shades Mattinss and Mats Rugs, Ne; for cash or city
experience importer and manufacturer for the las.
twenty the undersigned still socits from the merchant
and housekecpcs oontnuaton Of the svors literally
awarded to the Old House Carpet HALL Is and - North Sc
cond street. below Christ Church. J. SIDNEY JONES
M ERCHANTS HOTEL FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
WI Arch and Market, Philadelphia The proprisership
management of this we'll known hotel (which located
very Of busnossl having this day passed
into the hands Of the subsebe they beg 9sye to state that
with which Il has been heretofore sustained and hope
upremittng attention. to deserve the patronage Of their
friends who may visit city business pleasure
&. b J. McKIBBIN,
Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel Pi.tsburgh.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, WITH IN
media dpstcA Hne fast sailing. clipper built hsie
will be despatched for the above port in few days Fec
"s'S" JOHN COLLINS. JR, "a South street. up stairs
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VTOICTlANpER's MCRoCosWIC yIEws AT rUI

New Assem- bly, Rooms. Chinese Museum 5ii Broadway
The exhibition Of these novel and wonderful Pictures viii
at the Chinese Museum. Monday evening" May -.
They consist OF several hundred paintings glass by the
eminent artists reflected through thrtcennch achro
matte lenses transparent thirty wide
embra in Italy the Alps Germany Spain, Poru
GAL England France China Africa all the old
world and series Of American Views including Greenwoed
and Mount Auburn Cepaerics New York Bay &c &e The
part will full length ve@s Powers Greek
Slave portraits ef Washington Taylor Clay and Webster
entirely and magnificent spectacle entitled The
Kaleidoscope Tho beauty and magnceuce of these views
described In words Parquet tickets
60 cents and be secured during the day from
o'clock. by application At the Hail. Admission to all other
parts Of the house. % cents Exhibition to commence at TX
OcDci.
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SPORTING,

Union COURSE, J.. I.--TROTTING-- ON TUES DAY,
~ May 18th, att o'clock will come off match for 81 600
miles and repeat to harness Jacob Somerndyke
Immediately after match for $780, miles and repeat
wagons james Wheply names b. Manhattan, $50 lb
wagon H. Jones names "elle frmsriy Linda to sks-
ton Tho will leave South Ferry "a o'clock
and rstsra a. soon as the sports are over.
NJ. ID. GREENE, Proprietor.
EENTREyILLE CouRsE-TRoTTING AND PACING
~ Monday, May 1itb at o'clock, +. M for 500
mile heats to $50 lbs wagons. Thomas Pearsa gr
Megg; M. i. Holland names CHI m. Cate VShanter In
meoiaely after pacing of $40 mile heats, best
in o. in harness. e. Hoagand enters ch Post Boy; c. g.
Berthe enters b. Aggy Down; z. Rogers enters b. e.
Taylor.
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Up to this hour this morning all perfectly quiet
though the lines the streets still presery-
ed and no person permitted to pass At half past IL
O'clock the generals and officers proceeded to the New
York Hotel to partake Of refreshments, and at the
same hour two large bodies of police proceeded from
the theatre down Broadway in marching order.
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BOARDING.. &c.


ROARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE Ac-
ID commodated with uaiurnished front rooms, With
board in private family. Hot cold and shower bath the
saine floor within five minutes walk from Union Park
Terms moderate. Address X. Mt this office.
ID OOMS-TwO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
II beautiful front Rooa, without board, furnished
with sneel private family Location In Houston
near St. Thomas Church. Address s. C., Herald Once.
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Alarm about ChOlcra-Funeral OF judd re
BrOugh-Mceting OF the Board OF Health.

Alarm ABOUT ChOlora-Euneral OF Jud re
BrOugh-NIeeting OF the Board OF Health N,
CINCINNATI, May IL, 1s49
The Cincinnati national u blee Of the Sons of Tenn
perance, which advertised to take place on the
15th is indefinitely postponed in consequence Of the
alarm caused by the cholera
The remains Of Judge Brough were followed to the
grave by judges Of courts, members Of tho bar odd
fellows typographical society editorial ernity mill
tary, and large number Of respectable citizens.
The board Of health met to-day at noon, and re-
ported fifty of cholera and five Deaths within
the past twenty -four honrs There is considerable diff
fence of opinion among the members Of the board to
whether it is the real cholera not The most cur
rent opinion however is that nearly half of the
nothing more than common diarrhea.
1t has rained most Of the day The river has risen
three feet during tho last twenty -four hours
Cholera Among tho California Emigrants
on the Missouri Frontier.
LOUISVILLE, May H. 1S4Q.
Letters from Independence Missouri, state that the
cholera was prevailing among the California emigrants
encamped at that place.
RumOr OF Fraud In High Places.
WASHING TON, May IL, 1S40
1t Is said that charges exist against high officer in
the War Department which being examined into
relative to frauds upon the in the way
forged land warrants and other claims of dead soldiers
TINT ha d no existence
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REV YARDS.

>NNNNNNNHNh1NNNNN>NNNJ@N NN1NN@NNN.NN>NNNN>.J
COX REWARD-FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE
body Of little girl aged two years Said child was
ora fair complications; she dressed blue
worsted coat, blue and white cap; chd was boating
with her parents when the boat into by barge.
and upset when abont opposite Canal street. North River
Tho abovereward will be paid to person who lead
to me recovery OF the body of tho child by apply to
RICHARD LONG, 133 Norfolk street. y
O. = REwARD.--THE FINDER OF A BUNCH OF KEYS.
VIZ lost in broadway between Liberty and Dcy
will receive the above reward returning them to the
owner, at 1853 broadway up stairs.
r OST-0N WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY @ ON
- board Of the steamboat Trey bound for Albany aud
Troy. Trunks. Basket Bonnets Description of the
Trurbs.ls white wood heavy, with handles made
with nailed ropes broken in corner containing carpenters
tools I'd red paint fiat the lock upside handcs
3D. red paint round cover nailed up and tied with
These articles which belong old very
h to him. Please to send them u communicate to
Charles Zoresuisber No Il Bridge street. liberal
will he given.
CTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, SATURDAY.
- 18th instant bay Horse sixteen hands high, short tail
and white kind foot. will the said
to Reeds stables III Mercer street will be literally
warded.
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.EMrsrEr Will SING. AT TIE TABERNACLE

M r. DEMrsTEK WILL SING, AT THE TABERNACLE.
IVi Monday Evening May 18th, his Songs: -Sons
- Indian omen. "The Dark Eye has left u.s. "Thosc
VIVA. cam an S Man S .nG hn @ ma n Sany
Forget thee! II to dream by night - The Dying Child
and Angel ot Deathi oh poortith, caud, aud restless,
Love- Highland Mary Duncan Gray; and his popular
canata The May Queen in three parts Tickets 10
TO commence at eight o'clock.
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YNuE GREAT CnINEsE MUsEUM. 6se nROApWA

7NuE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 6S9 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince streets and the only in
this country consists Of great number Of life size Figures Of
Chinese OF all classes several hundred Chinese
Apartments In Houses Stores and Vessels Models OF
Temples and Bridgcs specimens Of Chinese Manufactures
their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements
Of Music Lanterns, nc &C. Open from nine a. NJ till +.
NJ daily Abundance Is eents children under twelve half
price.
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III S. LAND whEGAhrs-rOR sALg NJ
u. JACOB LtryiH co,
a " ga ssrees
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TIVE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs.-THn
exhibition OF Paintings by artists Of the school
vi be opsn every Ssy undsys excepted from 10 O'clock
the Church Of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
and Prince strccs Admission, Season tickcG
I'll 10Th June inclusive ~ eebts Catalogues l2is cents
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MECHANICS HALL, No. az BROADWAY YyTwrry

W Grand and Froomc streets.-OPEN EVERY EVENING
DIhiNG THE WEEK. and every night until further notice
ue original and well known cIiRiSTY'S MINSTREIS-
orGsned 1872 the oldest established company in the world
the hrst TO harmenize negro melodies ornaors Of the
present popular style OF EthoIian Entertainments whose
success IN hs city during the past three
hse evidence OF their merit and attractivencs
The Company consists of performers under the direction
OF r. thristy Doors at Concert
NJ eight CLOCK. afternoon Concert Saturday
ncinr three O'clock NJ
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EAsTLE GAAnENA CONCERT or sIcnrn MrrSr

[ 1AHILE HAHDLN--A CONIEKT OF SACRED MUSIC
le given Sunday evening. May h. by the celebrated
New York Iras Band under the direction OF Mr. j. Nosher
Irpgrainme,isrt Firs--Mghty Jehovah. Newkum List
still heart. Maynard Andante Kufne Hoannah cho-
rus Haydn. lntermsson of half hour Part Second
na'atna Fry Church OF our Fathers Clark; Rest Spirit
Rest Rook Ewes L9mentation. Boomfed The Voice Of
Concert 90 at eight o'clock Admission 1875 cents
The Conoranas have been correctly arranged and
{ a
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dAMEgRS sTREET.--MON

- day Evening. May j. n be PLAYED the comedy Of
Wither0p NJ wssd1n Harry sanlSy Mr. jordan on
Vernon Marion M.. williams H. conclude with the
Warden; Dan Silver mr Rea; Charley Castsei Mr. John
ston pick Cardo, Mr. Meyer; Jack Coz Mr. Hurley Bill
Eco Mr. w. kunt Neil Wira Miss Chap "ah press Circle.
ooei Family Circle 25c. Private Boxes, ana 30 Doors
AZ L D rine q az O rlOcL.
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THE GOLD COAST.

EOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW Or
II lesns.-Ths United States Mail Steamship Company NJ
despatch on saturday hy th tho commodous and veil
steamship FALCON Chagres via Havana and New
0rle.ns and viii land rsceiy at the bar -
Votea States as Tor the Pacific fro rsAams b
California and Oregon.
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CLOTHING.


DA SPAN S.-TR. AHRENS, THE WELL
known Pants Tailor s, Ann street has this week re
90 French and American Casasrc which he
W order, in the best style Mt only 81 tho pair
Also assortment 0 real French black Doeskns at
81 TO ST. with complete stock Of white and fancy
Linen Drilling at S. Cents IL you want good and cheap
Pants, call at 321e Ann street.
VJNuE BEST PLACE TO GET NEAT AND FASHION,
able clothing made order buy IL ready made from
the best material is At the store Of r. L. Rogers u Fulton
street Gold where he is prepared 10 chow
the public extensive and well selected assortment OF
Cloths Cassimercs and Vstngs which be viii make up to
in the best and fashionable style and at the
lowest possible price T. l.. R0CERj
20 Fulton street corner Of Gold.
~ LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MASUFAC-
" turer No. 10 Park Place. New York. and Royal street.
Now Orleans.
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AmUsE "a ~ NI's;.

Dow ERY THEATRE-M0N BAY EVENING. NAY /.
- will he perform ed Shakespeare KING JOHN, Jep
Mr. Hamliin Prince Arthur. Mast. T. s. Hamhlu, Earl
shIsbnry Mr. N H. CLARKE; Hubert Mr.. Gilbert Fauleon-
t,Gsc Mr. Ryder Queen Eleanor Mrs Jordsui Lady Con-
starec Mrs Shaw Blanche Miss NJ Taylor Lady Fuucop-
,r,dss Mrs Saiherand To conclude With the comeiy oi
IAhiNG THE PLEDGE Alexander Pops Mr. Wintns;
hugusus iarkas. Mr. Jordan; Rosabels Chip Mrs Waicot
in,y Gnsset Mise Ia,lor Doors oren at "a. curtain
Nh rise AZ ss o'clock Dress Circle 30 cents rit PIPER
Boxes, - cents.
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MI ADRlEN, THE MAGICIAN Is DESTROYS OF
lvu sfndpg accompany him interpreter at A1
exhibitions and in the transaction of his through
the United States 1t Is that person should
speak and write the French and English languages Apply
to Mr.. Chanbou, No .IS Broud
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(,MANFRAu,s NATIONAL TIIEArRE CmAruA NJ

4 NhANfRAu' ; NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM
- s sirsstMonda) Fyenas May ~ will be acted
o. LoIr Nc; TIE QUESTIONING Primrose, Mr. Farley;
'oln hs, r. DesripG Miss !in Mrs. Icerng Miss Win
Nfpioshoin MRS o. Chapman. To c-nclude
chtsi drama IN three called the INTERFERENCE
mond, Mr. Chanfrau Raymond. Mr. Herbert; Conrade Mr.
serre, aT Hamilton; saud9ip Mr. Rcsentha st. Ebert
Aimea, Mrs Woodward. Boxes % cents Mt igI. cent
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