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Port OF New York, April ~, 1870.
Cleared,

Cleared
ShpsA rcoe Lawrence st Petersburg Newbold Craft
Cotton Planter, Pratt, Antwerp Hurlbut CO. Kate
Horn. Cummings. Apaachicola
Barks-Chancellor Gray, Africa Chdc Harald. Rich, Hs-
yana Taylor x Co.. .
Rum Key, W Trundy Coz Sarah Brown, Welsh, Apaia-
chicos, Sturges Chairman Coz Davis, Briggs, Will
mngon; Pao Alto, Buntne, Philadelphia; Venus Wilson.
do; Louisa Pierce Bangor, + Buck :.
Sohrs--J w Crundy, Townswcnd, Jacksonville; ] =
Abel Lawrence, Richmond, MAILER Lord; Ganges Gibbs
Norfolk and Petersburg Hall; Gen Washington, Thorn
Philadelphia Alfred Exall Golden Philadelphia Gen Lafs-
yette, johnson, dol Ann Somers Somers, dol Wet
bins smith, do; Fashion Loring Boston, Mary Klotts
do Martha Mann. Smalley Salem; Sally Miller Lee
Plymouth.
sOopsLady Fenwick, Thompson, New Haven Providence
Brown, Providence.
Arrived.
Ship Burlington Cook, Liverpool IS days. with mdze
VIM II Howland passengers to Williams Cuion April 4.
st a a lon AZ lost masn topnast and msintoP
the Cunard boats. steering ESE The has been days 70
Bark Mary Varney Colby Cardenas days with molsses
TO ii Colt,
Bark Elliott of Warren, RI) Dzer New Orleans 20 days
with mdze, to Hopkins Meeker. IA,
Bark Odd Fellow, Lowell. Mayaguez, PR March - VIZ
sugar, to master 4th inst lat D. Ion 10 co. spoke ons ~
Pierre, Of Hampton, from Boston for Havana go - A..
Bark Exact, Stevens Savannah, April IT, with co.'"n
Sturges, Chairman Co. Sid in co brig Macon Le~ "r
Yak. IA,
Brig Louis Walsh Mcfarland, Cardenas u days. VITA
ndzc, to Thurston Co. Sid In co briss Msrs tor wow
York. and Yucatan for Sayannah. -, i. A. ~
Brig Adelaide Grihl, Msders, 81 days WITH v'ae'
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Died,

On Friday morning Goth instant In the Both year OF
his age, w. A. p. PETRIE.
His friends and acquaintance, and those Of the IA
miy respectfully invited to attend his funeral
Sunday afternoon at half o'clock, from the house
Of his father, 107 Cross street
On Thursday, 10th instant LOUISA NJ. TREroR, eldest
daughter of Dr. John and Catherine L. Trenor, sgeA
% years.
The friends of the family and Of DR. James Trenor,
particularly invited to attend her funeral without
without further notice. from her fathers residence.
of Fourth street and University Place, this af
ternoon, at half past o'clock.
On Friday morning, at o'clock Of congestion of tho
lungs, SARAH e. youngest daughter of Robert and Lee
titia A. Stewart, aged 10 months and II days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
s, v funeral this afternoon at three o'clock from
271 Greenwich street
At his residence, on Wards Island, New York, for
merly Of Greenwich Connecticut Of apoplectic ut Of
the lungs Mr. OLIVER PALMER, in the 10th year OF his
age.
His remains will be taken to Greenwich, Conn, foc
'uterment, this Saturday morning, alto o'clock
Connecticut papers p,..s. CODY
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE

BALTIMORE April o0 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
dividend bonds S3s $3.50 do Sa 81 900 do, boo So
BOO s5 900 do, Boo IS; 81 900 do boo 1000 do b9O 49,
SlWU do, 100, So 81 900 do, BOO IS; 81 900 do $50. S3l shs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 4Os; Baltimore and Susque
hannah Railroad 1914.
BosToN April 10, Isis-Erchange Boards shares Bos
ton and Worcester Railroad l06 Boston and Lowell Rail-
road 57o 90 Vermont Central Railr al 9is do So Vest
gIn h yoa oh oS9 no. ana Con o
% Harlem Railroad b30 co. loo do 59lS 80 State Bank 81
dividends Vermont Central Railroad $275 Second
IS3 shares Vermont Central Railroad 81 1916 Is Boston
and Maine Railroad 0 II Western Railroad 1886 70 divi
dends Vermont Central Railroad So u.s.
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less active than in 1s45 and 4s and compares more
davorably with s47 than with either of the two pre-
vous years The bulk Of these shipments to Great
Britain and the returns of the Board of Ira in Eng
land, chow reduced importation of timber from the
colonies. The conclusion we arrive at in analysing
these official statements is that both the direct import
and export trade of Canada is by in prospe
rous condition. The provincial government an | the
imperial government making great efforts to i'm
prove and increase the trade and commerce of the
Canadas; the first by modifying the tariff, and the
secoKd by notifications in the navigation laws.
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TUITION.

yTNHE FEMALE SEMINARY--A. s. X. CLARKE
Il Principals, will be removed the lst of 9th month
<May) from Il East broadway to No 10 Rutgers street
from East Broadway fine yard attached to
premises affords ample play ground while their proximity
the church renders the which spacious
suay airy pleasant 1t is the design of the principals
by taking active part in the duties of the school them
selves by the assistance OF competent professors all OF
whom are we'll known TO the New York public, to render
their institution all that be desired by young ladies
suing of studies that required to
complete the female education The system pursued is in
tended he thorough arithmetic being prime branch
all the departments preparatory complete Of
nathema ties in the higher classes few pupils will be
boaders who will all the comforts Of home
while their moral and intellectual interests will be
daily consulted The French language taught strictly from
Olendors improved method by native French lady who
will reside in The family for the benefit of the pupils in
yersaton school stage employed to
pupils residing in distant part Of the city; those from
Williamsburg will find stages at their respective
ferries charge for Latin French drawing fuel
stationary Circulars be had at the school rooms or at
Raynor's book store, No. " Bowery.
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Married.

On Wednesday evening, the 18th instant, by Rev.
John w. B. Wood, JOSEPH G.. MERRITT and MARY JANE,
daughter of John Pease all Of this city.
On Thursday, 18th instant by the Rev Leonard M.
Vincent, WM. l.. SIMMONS to Miss CATHARIrE SHRvER,
both Of this city.
At St Johns Church, Stamford, on the 10th instant,
by the Rev. Dr. Todd, WILLIAM r. MINOR, Esq, to Miss
MARY CArHARINE, daughter of John W. Leeds Esq, all
of Stamford, Conn.
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HEALTH OF New ORlEANs.-The Board of Health
(April 1,)leel authorized at the present time to
announce to the public the rapid decline of cholera
The repo,ts from the cemeteries on Monday, March
there were 2S5. The week succeeding, the sum
total OF deaths 37S, including 2ss of cholera.
The, reports of the week ending April Z, give
total OF 225 Deaths of which there were OF cholera
immigrants are crowding into the city by almost
every arrival from foreign ports. The board can
further state that the disease is considerably mod-
fed, and decidedly more manageable, exhibiting
the bowels which ordinarily prevail at this season
of the year. The sanitary condition of the city is
at this time equal to any in the Union, being ex-
empt from all diseases incidental to the climate.
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ANNIvERsARIEs.-The religious anniversaries Of
New York, embracing about twenty large benevo-
lent societies, commence in New York on Mon
day. the 7th OF May, to continue through the week.
The Boston anniversaries of similar character.
commence Monday, the 18th of May, to continue
most Of the week
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AMUSEMENTs.

BRRo9.A.DwhY TnEATEE.E; A MARSHALL. PRO,
n ss skhEx rslS
Nc SsId Aisss The ME-
AvfH fsnssss s'A sas
HIsekstti Torrent Mr. vachs; Fanny Mrs. Abbott Mrs.
" 6ir. and Fsrquetso Is cents Family crois
cents Gallery. l2h cents
RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET.-sATUR-
1 N.
~ fsa1s? Fl.
6sTnad. Si:. Morgan; NJ: Msnny, Mfs bowling
T.1 TON r5 @SS
Fs ysss rs Dress Circle and
,Ss Asrt he Mr.
the fs Mr.
H % THE Ma: S' E.rr sr
s MRs F r ss n WaSs ss Mis- h
Srumms, Mr. %teis Nnstt aS cPumnes Miss
cents Upper Boxes, 25 cents Pit l2ls.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P T. BARNUM
Manager and PrGpristor Greenwood jr Assistant
lSrmsnces In the afternoon evening at I before s.
has engaged for these two days. the celebrated
day or evening with tho Mammoth Lady who weighs SO
Queen a Family saS
MONSIEUR E apa WI, . appear at each with
langhase PanSmimes, pderous Metamorphoses 30 Also
Mr. Copeland Miss West Miss Barton, Miss Melville
Stanhope. Highland Mammoth Brothers Wax Scripture
Stauary Madame Rockwell the fortune teller. Admission
% cts. children under 10 years, l21s cts.
TNHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs.-THR
exhibition of Paintings by artists Of tho above school
VIII be open every day Sundays from 10 clock
A. NJ until III o'clock r. NJ at the large the hall Of
the church of Divine Unity, in Broadway, between Sprn
and f1nce streets Admission % Season tickets
TIL 10th une inclusive 80 cents Catalogues, l2 cents
T .ARGEsT PAINTING IN THE WORLD, AT 800 BROAD
- way-liutchings' Grand Classical Panorama
diterranean miles This great
work has been exhibited in Boston Albany
nine months and acknowledged by the public
be by Tar the most truthful comprehensive and diversified
painting ever brought out in those cities
ing at commencing ut g. Also Wednesday and Satur
day at I'm. Tickets - half price. Liberal
rangemehts made with schools and parties.
I Asst WEEK BUT ONE.--MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE
~ real and incompatible French Magician will continue
ms extraordinary Soirees evening this week. the
Minerva Rooms No 406 Broadway, will q grand
Magical and Egyptian Admission cent
children 70 CENTS Doors o'clock performances
commence at g.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
~ Summer resort be engaged for evening
ments during the ensuing For further particulars
and terms apply Mt the Office the premises
(post paid) directed to the proprietors.
FRENCH HEISER
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PUBLICATIONS.

TIME EXAMINER-THE SECOND NUMBER OF THIS
4urdayj morning at No. iio Nassau street it win con
tain M Tory Letters and among them ONE written by tn"
following fashionable local novels ere continued in this
kcypa0l OAK od, by Henry and John Hoffman by Paul
The Recolectons of Old Ship Carpenter I'd evening
Review of New Books Domestic News and Correspondence,
ship Europa The Syracuse Reveler Death of Young
fashionable Wife: Editorials Government; The Bat
terry Downfall Of Charles Albert Aave 70 Married ladies
Our Second Bow Parkers Ball at Tanihiany; Wigwan
sachems and also, the Political Literary Scientific Local,
Law and Theatrical Examiners in and with
out quack advertisements The price six cents
BILE to the agents, carriers, or newsboys
rTNHREATs-MURDER! THEY FEEL THE STING -
Il Read THE following threat was received by the
Editor Of the Scorpion this (Frday) morning. April 10th,
and the towards dare not publish it, To show that
threats OF this character will drive from the
refer them to this weeks number of the Scorpion just
sued this morning the right track and cowardly
threats shall drive from it until every gambler is driven
'ns'r Fnr publisher of New York seorpc
To e Editor Of the Scorpon-In vllanous sheets of
The last two wee have attacked some gentlemen
self among the numne with insult and base fachood
deavoring throu the OF your dirty pen 10 inre
intend you shall repent not by horsewpng or kicking
would he thrown worthless cur
but deeply dealt blow will awaken and turn your
words down the beaty throat which gives them to the
public How are II vulgar backguard editor with
mis- liberty of press allowed to print and circulate black
lies assang the private character and standing of gentle
men, as far above him as man OF honor IS above thief
Your Editors life is destined to be short and be careful
your death will be hard You publish many Of let
'sf' 'u' "" VIII AO' 'A'' p"'''A FOUR GENTLEMEN
n D-The original by calling at publication
Office, Ne. IS Ann street
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ADJUSTMENTS,

4. T Nth q:
Lazy NJ. M Duff
Afs nefs .sl @
f eGsns w Pas the s
Emily Gussett Miss NJ Taylor Doors open i before Our
tain will rise at "a Boxes Is cents; Pit. i2l
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM
3 sssss Is 'issiH;ss
s drama "a ss Ai s Ar
ss GhSSiss Miss % be
Mr. seymour, Mr.. AdOlphus Pilishroud, M4: W. b. Chap
YOUR IN sro with Mr. Booth
sunan rss Mrs DGSi r open at
NJ Grand and BrOOme streetsFor three nights only
AND APy
respectfully to their patrons and the pub
me HAM s &c, for
iSsI ssaS:
VII ,5i51S NJ $i 'SSR @ vs. % they
M April D-Christy Minsrels, respectfully announce to
rae s 'ss aHsss
MONDAY EyESISS April hey viii have "a the
with variety of entirely features.
MRS FRANCES .KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ
IvA Saturding evening, April q, King Lear"
suyyesant Institute o'clock Doors open ate: Tick
cts $lto be had of Mr. Pomann Janitor the Institute
the Astor House the Irving House. the Union Hotel
franoiss, and Mr.. Crowen's bookstores.
Josef GUNGLs LAST AND ONLY CONCERT, PRIOR
to his return to Europe will take place Thursday
Evening April 26th the Broadway Tabernacle which
occasion he will be assisted by the following
Northall Mr.. Scharenberg and Mr. H. &. Tmm. Tickets
Soc each. Particulars in future advertisements.
A T THE CONCERT HALL. IN THE CHINESE MU-
IA scum, Broadway-Mr. Distin and his having re-
turned from highly successful the
that they will give two Grand Concerts
Tuesday the 2t, and Wednesday, 18th when thew
will perform their splendid Silver Horns admired
fantasia airs by Jenny Lind The solo, lost
and the celebrated solo the The Soldier Tired
and fsr the first time in Now York; their famous ECHO
Hunting Duet" two French Horns. Miss OConnor will
sing The Last Rose of Summer and with Miss
the Brothers Glee without MT and several
Songs, Duets Gees, &c. sc. Pianist Willy Tickets
% cents each. Doors at Concert commence at
Tickets be had at all the principal Music
Corbyn Martini Musical and Dramatic Agents Barclay st.
r. ENERAL TAYLOR WHIPPED THE MExICANs
~ and Col Fremont took the living Nondescript Of New
Mexico prisoner 1t is bound for the Royal
but as the vessel is not ready the public will the prv
lege OF seeing 1T for three days 300 Broadway This
anngogetical animal is the most
thing 1t bears resemblance to
thick curly wool is nne any silk. Don't fail it, Ad-
mittance, % cents
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The cabinet was in session yesterday scarcely
over an hour. Mr.. Collamer was not in attend
ance, being detained by the pressure of business
arising out of the closing of the mail lettings
Washidgfom Whig, Aprl 70.
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SPORTfNG.
MUSICAL.

N EW MUSIC STORE. o. FAY & CO., HAVING PUR-
IN chased the stock and plates of C. Holt % opened
Music Store at l Fulton street. (Sun Budng) where they
will be ready to supply orders wholesale retail Ladies
and gentlemen will please call and examine the
nRGANS-TWO CHURCH ORGANS FOR SALE, OF
" stops each; Gothic with gilt pipes front imita-
ton oak of keys &C to in alt enclosed
raj swell. For sale low for cash. be my resi-
dence I'll Dowery. WM II. DAVIS.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
(AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.--LADIES
~ and Gentlemen having superuous effects dispose
fair price for them by sending for the
through the Post Office who will attend their
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Levenstyn.
j. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs
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TINE MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companion, by Dr. A. NJ Maurccau, Professor of Dis
eases Of Women Sixth edition. lsmo PIP. 10 Price p
5000 copies sold in six months
Years Of SUFFERING Of physical and mental anguish many
an WIFE, and pscuniary difficulties to the husband
might have been h"".."ds would
joyed competence thousands broken you'd
have enjoyed H hundreds in their graves been still alive
by timely possession Of this work.
intended especially for the married or those contem
plating marriage IL discloses important which
should be known to them particularly.
To those whose health permit Of increase Of am
ly, 1t is Of especial Importance.
Here, also every female-the wife the mother, the
either budding into womanhood the decline
years in whom contempates important change
discover tho symptoms, and tho efficient
meds and most certain mode Of every complaint to
which her sex is subject.
sale 222 Broadway and at the Publishing Once Ig
Liberty street, N. VI Little Co., Albany; W. X Davis
Boston; f. b. Peterson, 98 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
William Taylor & Co., Baltimore NJ. Bouenet Mobile; j.
b. Ruscoui, Now erlsans j. b. Cgbbedse, savannah
On tho receipt Of ST. copy will be transmitted mall
free Of postage any part OF the United States Alettes
must be addressed post paid to Dr. A. Maurceau Boz
1924. New York city OfRce. 12Q Liberty street.
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STRICTURE-IT NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONSE-
~ quences mode Of detecting the remedies recipes and
only permanent No possessing this work long
DO troubled with Structure Sixth edition p 32 Price ST.
mailed frec.
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rOLYMPIC THEATRE-BENEFIT OF MR.


IINHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS-THE
exhibition of Paintings by artists Of tho above school
WI be open every day Sundays excepted from 10 o'clock
until III o'clock r. NJ at the large the hall
the Church of Divine Unity in Broadway between Sprn
and nee streets Admission, % Season tickets
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DECK SLIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A

I1FCk SIP DISPENSAKY.-MEDICAL AND SIRCI-
cal Notice-Dr Carpenter continues administer 10 Tho
afflicted and unfortunate at No. Peck Slip Patients who
have suffered from the ignorance pretend
nostrums of irresponsible and reckless
with which TINS city abounds seriously cautioned TO
ware OF ruined constitution and of complicated and ire
medabe disease Dr. Carpenter after practice of over
thirty years. enabled to Offer tho result app
cation and expcrienee IN certain class Of disease
prompt rational and eectus remedies for curc DR. Car
penter egs leave to add that he regularly TO
profession Is lcentate Of the New York State Medical
this city is swarming.
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DR JEFFRIEs ANTIpOTE Is THE MOST EEFEt

nR JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFEC-
- tual preparation sold for Gonorrha
of the sexual organs Long experience has will
radically This desirable result obtained In
from two to ten days and IL neither
oends the palate and renders unnecessary any deviation in
diet interruption usual pursuits sound sleep
Digestion the nuisance is thus removed speedily is CON
esent with the production Of thorough and permanent
Its ingredients entirely vegetable and no
effect locally can caused by ia
RING, I92 broadway, corner John street. ~ = -
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE SREETT, HAS, FOR THE
- last fourteen years confined his practice the
of Mercural and other Diseases delicate
He the most aggravated Of this disease and
mild removed in two to fve days perfect
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COMPOUND TEA-BERRY TOOTH PASTE.-FOR SALE
~ at No. % Broadway, New York. Tin of the entry
and No 100 State street, Trenton, n. J.-FOSTER AU
TENS Compound Teal Berry Tooth Paste upon fair trial
will be found to be very superior compound in preserving
and keeping the gums in healthy condition Hundreds
willing to testify the truth of all say it, IL has found
its into of the best families in the United
and publish it for the first time for the benefit Of tho
Null
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nR. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRf-
- vae Treatise, &C. ss Greenwich street0hce hours
in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidly and little
Inconvenience attending their Ii is chiefly, however
properly appreciate his services In structure from its
FIRST ncipen to its advanced and distressing
(rom advantages and extensive practical
he afford rapid easy and radical which, no has
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lota, 1906 bales.
VI ABOUT one hundred and forty thousand six hundred
pounds almost the entire stock in the United States We
also several cargoes to arrives and this large quantity will
last us but Few months Yet in the face of these
some tent medicine men and quacks cry it thing
but moases and water Next week shall give other
tersting facts respecting the manufacture of Dr. s. r.
sends Sarsaparilla
PRINCIPAL Fult st Ne York
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TNFORMATION WANTED OF JOHANNA FOLEY
generally known by the of Widow Foley wife of
late Owen Foley who formerly lived in the wnland of Gregg
parish of Enistimon, County Glare Ireland
from the port of Galway, September 3d. ISS the ship
Alice of Baltimore and landed in Baltimore
Any information of her her family will be thankfully
eeved by her niece Susan Foley of Entmon by letter
otherwise who resides present IA Pearl
York. (Boston and Baltimore papers please copy]
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CARD-RESPECTFULLY ADDRESSED TO THOSE
IA afflicted with Neuralgia in form IL feel tho
roughly convinced of the wonderful effect of the extract of
Indian hemp that should be inclined doubt the veracy
person who would he took it, suffered
from Neuralgia again. TALBOT WATTS U2 Nassau street.
Nle on y car be oh med
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MO CURE, NO CHARGE-DR. MURPHY, OF GO GOLD
IN street. eonfdentsy consulted all forms Of private
diseases Recent Of gonorrhca he in fr
days Constitutional debility and impotency successfully
treated by Dr. NJ No hndrance
from business Open from IA. NJ. 10 8 y. N.
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nR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
- in the treatment OF delicate Doctors repu-
skill in half cured that have existed for
years eminent Constitutional weakness brought
by secret habit efecuay cured Recent cases cured In
dau
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AUCTIONS.

HOMER MORGAN, UCTIONEER-HOUSEHOLDF FUR
nitnre, &C. &C. Saturday April 81 at ten o'clock at
No 81 Chelsea Cottage between 9th and 10th will
be sold at auction good assortment Household
comprising article requisite for housekeeping The
Furniture is in prime order
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

papers p..-s. copy.
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.--LEAyE NEW YORK AT
~ IL and O'Clock. Leave Fssdcrtlts Landing ut
~ l. 3, aad o'clock.
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EOUND-IN PASSING UP BROADWAY, NEAR HOUS
II ton street. gentleman ring bearing the initials f.
the owner have the by applying at No. 81 From
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I Asst WEEK BUT ONE MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE
~ real and Incompatible French Magician will continue
his extraordinary Sorees every evening this week.
Minerva Rooms No 4O6 Broadway where he will give grand
magical and Egyptian entertainment Admission, 50
children 70 cent Doors open o'clock performances
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EIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-THE
fast sailing and beautiful packet built bark ALICE TARL-
TON, will sail in few days. This vessel twenty
month old only and fitted out in most ample
and surgeon attached to the vessel and limited
ceved application is made in Apply board
Pier TO- East River, or to
- :, ISAAC SMITH llatra