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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
GREAT COUGH REMEDY
AYERS "CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the cure OF

COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENES9
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNG COUGH, GROUP.
ASTHMA. and CONSUMPTION,
THE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended tho
use OF this preparation saluary effect It's power 10
relieve and cure affections Of the lungs have gained for
celebrity equsled by no other medicine We Oher II To
the afflicted with entire confidence In It's virtues and tho
full belief that II will subdue ard tho st
lacks Of disease upon the throat and lungs. While Il
powerful remedial agent in the most desperate sud almost
hopeless Of consumption, II 10 also, in diminished
doses OF the mdest and most agreeable family medi-
cnes for coughs and colds Read below the opin.
ion OF men who are known to The world, and the wor4
From Professor Hitchcock.
JAMES c. AYEa-Sir have used your Cherry Pecto-
ralr In my Of deepsesIed Bronchitis and N,
satisfied fon It's chemical constitution that II 10 sdmi-
s Tor inc s, q .5y0ss ana s
be Of any service y4T are 81 S'ry 70 use a. you 'nA
proper. EDWARD HlTCHCoCn, " y;
From Benz. sllimsn, NJ. ID LII d. etc;
Professor OF Chemistry Mineralogy &c. Yale College,
Member OF the Liz Hist Sed Phi and Scientific Socie.
ties OF America and Europe.
deem the Cherry Pectorsl IA admirable composition
from soue Of the best articles IN the Msiera Medca and
very effective remedy for the class ofdseases 10 nIeod'
cd 10 cure. ,o.
Prof CIeaveIand Of Bowdotn College, Me.
Writes Rave witnessed the effects ofyour Cherry Pec-
tora in my own family ard that OF my friends and yes
me sasfscon 10 state IN s favor that medicine have
known has proved 90 emnenty success'a ID curing
Sold BY RUsHTON, CLARK co 10 and az Broad
way; ID. SMITH, Brooklyn; J. ID. NOVEL; ~nasms-
burgh, and by druggist generally. alS S~fuIn29
A CERTAIN CURE FOX KHEUMArisn.-
T1The American Rheumatic bslsam Is the mssL sxEsoi'
binary medicine known for permanent cure OF 81 nv
matte complaints ssch nfbmmsory, ehrouic, selIs.
mercuria rheumatism govt mbago, spinal srscoo ss-
This medicine Is purely vegetable, and discovery
II only wants fair trial TO convince the most preodced
minds OF s efficacy TO cure and has never been HOWL
TO fail when carefully used according TO directions ns1e
genuine unless signed by the proprietor, r. TURNER On
ihe wrapper. c.-,.,s
Sold wholesale and retail by Boyd Paul 20 Conan0-
ct; also by Geo. Delayergne, IA sixth-syenus =. "
Brain 80 Second avenue ard Mrs Hayes 10 raTn-sI
BROOKLYN; Geo Dexter 81 State Albany also 10 MALLS
at Buffalo; G. Y. Thomas, 6s Msinst GincnnaL, onios
h smyser, corner OF Third and MAN S. ri'sou'kn
al WAS 24ts
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IN nnO PERSONS CuhED-Ihe only artels
UUU hal can be depended en- for the cure OF rhe1-
,rs. sore threats pains in tue limbs, tooth
ache cut. burns old sores dy.sntesy conc; spa.s nc
ISil h. refunded No pay Ia not superior 10 any o,ber
srice For sale by the druggists and storekeepers Pnes
q and 50 cts. Dr. TOBIAsS Office Mursy-st
QfDt4tWs
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CITY TRADE nEPORT.

TnvsaDAv, March 2s-sPM
The weather continued quite Indictment for nearly
all day and had tendency Co cheek out door opera
tons There IVES more doing in cotton, and the mar
kst was well sustained to prices, especially fr low
and good grades, which were In most demand. The
sales Of -four limited while prices remained With
out change. Canadian was in moderate demand,
Southern was inactive and press inclined t. dEooD.
Wheat wss In fair milling demand for good state and
Western, with small Gales OF Ohio and inferior Cana
dian on terms given below. Corn steady ct yes
tsTasy' rates With fair sales embracing soutnsn
nrmer rates, and Gales Of we're reported q .
sight improvement while Gales Of prime made at
moro doing In tho latter article Butter continued
firm. Cheese remained the The unpleasant
Domingo coffee were made for export at lower prices.
In sugars there was none lending
BREADsrurrs.-F Flour rhs transactions Of this day
have been restricted TO $500 bills at 81 rs 81 SIX
for common to straight ststs SCI IS % for favsrits
State and mixed Michigan, with straight to fancy
good pure Genesse at SIS SO IS 8sA; Canadian 1t 81
e2ls fancy Ohio ct So rs So S7h FANCY Gsneses 1t
Geneses at sosi = So SIX ssatsern Flour was duh,
and the tendency Of prices Of purchasers
We note sales Of GOO bo. mixed straight brands st
81 81 So, and fAacy Alexandria aud Georgetown ct
iso Sbl., At s. 81 1851 Corn Msai was nominal,
with eales Of jersey ut 81 6s So u.s. aud Brandywne
at 80 "a a. So. Whsot-Ths sales sun up about 5000
bushels Ohio and Gspesee. on terms could not
learn and zO0 busnele inferior Csnsoian at ST. Rye
easier, with sales 800 bushels at private bargain
Barley quiet ~ 75c a SOC BdrLy Mali in de-
mand and saleable at $40 Oats less arm at 40c.
42c. for Northsrn ct sac SIC for Jersey; aud 30c
$40. for Southern. Corn firm, but the demand
limited Sales aggregate "a 600 bushels, at $40 for
mixed, $40 54Ac for Southern yellow, and 64c. soc.
for round yellow and Southern white.
CoTToN.-The sales reported on 'change were 400
bales; subsequently, 600 were disposed Of Tho
amount sale 10 barely adequate to the demand,
pecialy Of the low aud very COED grades, which sp.
pear to be most sought after In prices notice no
further change, than general hardening We there
fore continue our quotations
LxERrooL CLAaaHIcAIIQN.
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DuS that II win always have business equal TO its
yssity, whatever that capacity may bs. IL II statsd
tAss soal be brought to New York by this canal
Ron the ninss, - cheap IL b. carried from the
mines to PhiaAsphis the cost Of dollar per ton
fr bringing the esai from Phsdslphia hsrs, viii b
saved TO the here and In the Eastern States
The net receipts Of this canal the pest year. It
Iertsd about SAL ooo and the transportation al
ready Engaged for this year renders II almost certain
That the net receipts this year will largely exceed that
sUn. We ere informed that the eight new planes
70 be built this year, to be ready for the
opening Of navigation In 1851 and the lowest estimate
Of receipts Of the coming year. when the places
will bs in operation authorizes, In the view Of the
Management, the most well founded expectation Of IN
sAy on the part Of the company, after paying all our
Tent sxpenaes and interest to divide among the general
next year. at least four per cent on the
par value Of the stock, which would be equal to eight
Per cent interest $50 per share These ststemsuts
obtained from those who are, apparently, CONVEX
rant with the affairs Of the concern, and We give
them for what they worth for the benefit Of those
interested, and those who may have contemplated
purehasing the stock. All We have to soy In rsla-
ton to this any other fancy stock whether II
presents canal railroad, H. look out for small pro-
Ats realise while you may without loss, you may not
do so without great sacrifice.
The annexed statement exhibits the name and csyi-
tai Of each bank in Boston, the semi dividend
declared payable the 1st Of April proximo, and the
aggregate amount Of that dividend -
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FREIouTs.-Rates, to Englth ports, were inactive,
with moderate engagements. ct about the folio wing
rates Cotton. at ga to Liverpool dead weight 20s;
naval stores Is: % and for corn, sd 5hsa. WAS
demanded. To London Bacon was taken ct ESQ.,. and
lot Of beef, in tierces az IS Sd To Hsvre-Cotton
was current at 20. There was NO change Of moment
reported in rates TO Cafornia
fROvrsross.-P ork-Ths transactions In pork, this
day are only Of retail character, but still holders
were 6rmer The fsles we're $50 barrels, at $40 90
$40 l2k for mess; 50 for sour mess; and s. SO So
o2i for prime Beef pretty steady at yesterdays
prices. Cut meats we're something easier; . lot Of
1850 terces hams and shoulders sold In bulk ct &C. for
hams, and &c. for shoulders Piciled meats we're
heavy with sass OF 100 barrs good plain hams at &C.
barrels and tisrees good to prime at Se sIc and
lto barrels grease, at $40 Butter was steady, with
sales Of State prime, at zoe. 2sc Ohio, 20 lle;
Vermont l2c u 1Sc Cheese was saleable st go &c.
REAL EsrATE.-Tbe sales made at the Merchsnts'
Exchange this day we're made up Of properly situate
lowing prices have been realized IL lot on l2eth
street nssr Fifth avenue, 25xloo Sl6o; do sdjoiu-
I .lo0 s % S9 49,
joining 25xl0o, $500; do do each 25xoo sos each,
1890 do on i25th street seventh avenue. each
each 25xloo s246 each $3.50; 4 do. on lleth street,
near Sixth avenue, cash 25xloo, SO each $3.50 do.
Fifth and Eighty seventh street 25xl00
s3se; do adjoining on avenue each 2oxloo $3.50
each, $500; do Eighty seventh street Fourth
90 each sao5
Sl66 each, 1928; do on eighty seventh street near
Seventh avenue each 25xleo $50 each, $500; do on
$500; do corner Fourth and Eighteth street,
25xl00 $780, do adjoining Fourth avenue 25xlo0,
S2C0; do on Third avenue, Lightly 18th street,
25x1t0 $780, house aud lot Elizabeth street 25x94,
$500; do 81 Mott street 25xIs the block, 400 do
% Mott street 25xh the block - $50; do 40 BAyard
street 25x the block S. 900; do IL Pe strest 25xs
the block s34o0; do 10 Peli street 26xh the block,
SgSSO DO Ls.ysss ps,; .s DO als
lesse Of lot IL I'd street 900 lot on Twefth street,
near Avenue 4, 2sxIoa slaOo; do Eighth street,
near Avenue A, 25x97, f22bo; do adjoining 25xg7,
81 300; do. First Avenue, rear seventh street,
26xloo, s2lI5. BrooklJ property1 lot CORNER Hoyt
street and Fulton avenue, 22xI4. $780, house and
two lots adjoining zach 22x7I 81 500; lots adjoining
on Hoyt street. each 22 KOS loo each 81 200; do.
corner DeBevoise place ana Fulton avenue, 2ixte,
Sl,llo do adjoining 2lxi8, $40; do do, 2txt6,
S740; do. DO, 2lx46, 81 800; l DO. corner Fulton
avenue ard Hanover place, 2ox7o, 81 ITO; do adj
joining, each 20x70 $3.50 each 81, $50; DO Fulton
avenue, near Nsyins street. ssch 2Oxs7, S1s6 EACH
81 eco; do. corner Sshemerhsrn aud Bond streets,
2ox15 $40; do rear 1850 $40; do. opposite,
each 2exs6 No5 each. 81 sz5; do near above, S5c5
each. sl.l30 do. adjoining, 20Ts0, 1855; do do,
20Iso, $3.50; do do, 2DsS0, $50; gore opposite,
19xl0e $780, lots sbovt each lsx1o0 each $780,
VI leo, gore adjoining, $40.
RI Pm Ia, c..
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MARKET rs ELsEwHERE.
STOCK sALEs.


s si: So 4. e &c ai;G ~ s ss
eo,S sslisst ic 90 Cotton Wills sn 40.
ss:s e M % e d s;;' &C. q ss:
va D 'e'Is; s,:s n;Si. ss:rg';s - &
s'S: 81 s;'Ts s, sst
ksss - M a.. sc 100 r.s,, .ra cssas
ssSs,, k. .1 s ss1sr 81 ' norfolk
PnusprLrEia March z.-Ihs stock market opened with
" a Va: !. g ss
isr, ss1 ~ .f r Ss's sss
ms Merirsrs u shsfs. rsss.SI,a R.iIre.S, ,: ss
e i HsiSs sss.l n, ~ % a.:s':ss,s s....a
as.,.rS iis coo wiin,ns;en ssirs,a si.s. scx no
sat- % SSsIi, r-, sSs sass. s;Sas
% ~ ss:s.s ..sS,I s;ss se s s':ss ,.:
fiS Ss' o. 81 .s.,e. P.sssisss. ssrosa xsrris
cs,sL Eai 20 &C. TX $40 sg5ss Garden s.ss q a.,
re- sIs De c..s s.;. ' 800 LshA Int
BslrIropr rsrch n ESQ Maryland Sterling rives.
~. i!e a. g..' 8 500 ca s1.. o. OF 10y shares
m.s sa ss.r. ara Ohio s. T. a.
Is; Is 40 time. tss.i 81 10. tine. SSg.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHItAprtrHfA, March % The cotton market II much
hrmer day, and holders not disposed 20 realize ex
cept at full rates In -four, com brands. there
sa,s *: ~ .s.rs 49,
door opsrstions Whisky continues duh ct previous
rates.
FOREIGN MARkKrs.
HsvarA, March 2l.--MussovAdo sugars continue 70
70 forward France from hence and all the outports,
sud prices supportsd cay for ordinary to
middliss, 81 . rs fer good TO prime Mossses IL at
rails In the bsrbor and Ia rails In the distant out
perfs Coffee IL quiet end stl continues very scarce.
We quote aonipsiy sl7 Say for niddling TO prime.
I'm ports-Ths market IL bsooDpg quiet on scooont Of
the approaching holidays and VII continue 90 until
oelors acid st6si rails. Lard has cosusued IN small
suprly ssd the stoct reduced TO the equivalent Of
3,eeo Kegs We quote fli sl7. barrels commanding
preference In price. The ssies OF have mtsacex
600 cseks. at n rials aud $40 casks ct To-. rssis
leaving eco casks In fret hands There were aso 1lo
bsgs vslspeis placed at Va RAILS The imports Of
W. r. lumber osly amounted 70 10000 feet ssosrsp,
which we're reat~sd at S77k This article IL Gradually
recovering f's II from tie extreme depression cargo
CT Y r steam sawed from 0eoraetcwn, placed t2j,
and 20 600 feet timber. from Savsnush, ut s21 rhoe
careoee cane IN contract The arrivals Of boz shocks
again iscrasrg ssd about 90 600 vers brought Ia
since Our last sdvices The Inquiry At present quite
rssuictsd, and sales 20 Q ana extent we're msde se
OK rials on Q credit Good unoissses hossb<s0
shocks are In sDe request, bot few purchasers snov
then rsltes Tor Museovs6oes The lat sale Of enpv
day. large quensity arrived Ab,o. 20 900 fcrtisod
hoop. scls ~ s3s $40; good X J. would ece.sso
ESQ. Candles In fair iegussy OIL o. both sorh, "
scsrcs, sad high About SEQ barrels scur cnsnHsd
hands, ct siik per iee lbs and slih per 30 lbs.
10 ;.ir cemsnd for them. The last cbsrtsrs vsrs ct
"a Iss u Coves and Falmouth and market, ese cne
vessel AZ "a frsm Carcepas TO Cow~s AZ 15s 70 Ham
hurs "a i3s ID for AmeYicao bark 70 Awtverp:
a. lie cd for bark Of 200 boxes 20 81 rstessbuse;
20 10 60 70 Trieste We quote ccsstviss frsights ~
10 1917 per cent prem; Nee Ycrk snd Bosson peg
ct NJ discount.
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The Cochituste Bank went into operation In Nov.
le4y; and, since October, the Freeman's Bank has
increased ITS capital ooo this makes aggregate
inerssss in the banking capital Of Boston, within the
past SIX months, Of 100000 Independent Of the divi
dend on this additional capital, there has been
in the Of the capital Of other
banks. The average per cent to be paid In April,
1850, will be about three and eghths per cent;
and in October lsA9 It fraction less The Market
Bank appears to be % probably conducted as the
Suffolk, with all its unourrent money business and
deposits from country banks very curious fact
that the new banks In Boston pay better dividends
than the old. Numerous applications have been made
TO the Legislature OF Massachusetts, by Boston capt.
fslists for increase In the banking capital Of that
city; and the probability Is that several OF the spp
cations will be granted We have been obliged to aid
Boston to great extent, during the past year, with
cur capital and this market has been flooded with all
Kinds Of Boston paper from railroad bonds with indi
vidual endorsements down to promissory notes Of
tail dry goods dealers. There must have been . vast
deal Of financial embarrassment In eastern rival
but for the relief Afforded by banke and bankers,
and tvoud - well enough for the Legislature Of Mas
ssehasstts - svs Bsen saeient banking capital to
provide for its wants. In the anxiety Of Boston
people to outstrip New York, they have ventured
beyond their depth. and but for our friendly hand
many Of them would have perished
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POITTIUALs.

TTELfTH wARD,1AT FULL MEETING or THE
Democratic kepubli Ward Committee OF vwclfth
ward hcd nc the housc Of Ohsss wsanssa.y
evening" March ~ the folio resolutions
adopted ordered published -
Resolved That in the opinion Of this commitse, we
the only authorized bed committee cal ub meetings
Of the Democracy Of this ward and that do recognise
the right or power Of persons Of other wards 70 call such
meetings and thus Interfere with the local privileges and At
fairs Of ward.
Resved That the attempt % few dsorganscrs and well
known enemies to regular Nomination. headed by Mike
walsh, Henry N. Western and Daniel Sichles TO call
public meeting for and centro Il BY the Of
ward tues from Other wards meets with the decided con-
domination Of respectable demo rat amongst
Resolved That the abortve attempt TO hold public meet
ing this evening At Grns Hotel OF Which 1t Is said John
Bradhurst allowed himself 20 be used chairman 10
hereby repudated By this committee and the democracy
the wa I'd.
Resolved That this committee aud the democracy Of this
ward, recognise other general COMMITTEES Tammany
Hall but that committee Of which the Fernando
Is chairman and hereby tender thanbs fully
approve the Of hesrs ood spoord and Macarthur
JOSEPH oEERY. Chairman.
JAMES DOYLE, sect'y PRO TEN
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHTA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, PnILADELPBIA-TaE MA
nassT announces the engasement Of Miss Mary Tay-
lori the fhilsdephans weuld let her 90 She will be
supported by Miss Anna Sinclair and the whole
Cinderella Miss Taylor Prince Miss Sinclair Performances
bsoi. ths swap soldiers Rsturn Maid q the a.IisS
lor and M Goodall will appesr the Widows Victim
In which the latter will give his surprising the
chief sotors Portraits Of John Calhoun Jenny Lind
Coy Shunk and otheT stslaet.e from Italy, Mammoth
Cosmeramas and lesons Of curostss Admitancs Is ets
children under 10 years, l2x ccnts.
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Married,

On wednesday evening, ths27tb instant at the Allen
street NJ. v. Church. By the Rev. s. s. Strong Mr..
RICHARD n OL@rS, Jr., to Miss AvN u BsrMvea, step
daughter Of the late Hunter Ferguson Esq., all Of this
city
AZ Nsv Orleans 10Th instant, Capt Jaws DAVIS, Of
New York, 10 Miss Lovsx CuRrIs, Of Bordeaux.
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b S.s.DpsrHo. rsia.7 evening Hs1ss s.S. "a! ):
;; - s.:s. s..; :i Z:
Lucy s ~: 5 + sss &: NE:
~. Very sas r. csssSss
s:i .1, q. II; Di:: s.s s :ns
RgnToE.s raIArRH CaANBHRs sTHs = .;;
Shs;: ~ iss:i; ~ hsiss.:
siRous ss:A ss i'@ss
Sse:s srRsyA Fay Lazy
VI Chapman
st7; curtain rises at u o'clock
THssA,J1Rr, AsTos PLACE Il. OPERA s9ys..na.
S ss j:
Isa Lad; Ts:,s Ei:: bslss 9snSoeI Mrs 'i so-
wr SssT
nEAD-s. onliviGSs TOP p, Mr. waIsssi Es Oblivion:
z u: s.s'sy as % Doors
is
s,h March 1850 when she will appsa, in her fayors harsc
Box Book is now open.
MRS FRANCES ANNE KEMsLE WILL READ TaE
4:
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssoCIATION-sPE
"A eia' Notiee-The Tickets for the Second
sf;, sI1Ss nas sa' ss I'D
John skssn s a a1sy e.
hanover street. Tho. H,mhIin BOwery Theatres Of the
. ss s naSs White a 5sSs
reeessarily limited. early application must be made.
A CARD TEE BoARD. OF MANAGEMENT OF rae
rs beg to return their grateful thanks TO si
they sso reject with upon the indaess shos:
members the press who warmly have helped sooe
s .s'
3 her sddOn Il; The iani
The Board have o. making adequate return.
but 'hi 81 yg osa card C. scHERPF Secretary
SocIETY LIBRARY, se BRoADwAY-ruE FIRST
Drawing Rosm Intsrtaip%snt in New York Tuesday
@ sTIsd ns Essnd
ara Inds. Tehe 80 cents, ns haa q ths Society
To comn encs At IL o'eloci. - 0''''''
CRANKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE-Two
az 81 and o1 h S
week: The Model Arsi:s yin apPsa. in some new AND
an sns Rs s
M ' Arab
Juggle buresque. comic and fancy dances with variety
Ye1s Of 1ss :ss.
ue boxes zso.; psraue..e. PIE; private boxes So
RA66NEs PANoKAxA q OF !. VOYAGE TO EUROPE.
Cos Broadway embracing views Of Boston Liverpool Lon
drcn, under twelve 10 cents Doors 6
moving TX r. n An exhibition Wednesday and SatuY
day afternoons, At three o'clock.
DANORAMA OF THE GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA.
-Emmsrta Penaold'S Original Panorama Of the Gold
Francisco and the various cities and mining Of Ca
ornia, exhibiting At Washington Hail. sos Broadway
three doors above Nblos Doors before y
exhibition will commence at half past ooloot p n Adj
and SATURDAYS ~ o. clock. p, n.
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>>~>~>~~1@N~-NNv
:. 4: .!..2 ssxIsI NO
Il :s's, H.
Juliet Ms. Q. Wsmys Nurs. y: olbsr; Lazy cspuis
Fsiis NJ Sssss: ;.s!ss ~ s: sTsi ri
.ms Sr osrs ; S'ss s curtain Ad
Ss;;s.:si = isiIs.s sss:s. cents PIT ssa
VI VIII w s;
1i.s s AZ; s Is y
s .s ". s
% r :.
III. 9. Taylor; Louisa Iovssrisi. Mrs.. i:SsrwooG
RARNUns ANGLICAN ngsIUM-P. T. BAKNUs,
Manager and prOpIstor John r Assistant
n % ..ssiss ssSs R''S sss
as. =. 'Ss s S the
ssrss They sgpsar at sseh entertainment variety Of
s.'s: G1::' Ssi s &c. e.s .1 G s.s
sn snd s ospssr
Family in superb fostuTins, Giots.qu: dymn.ses sad
sns Million II
6SIr Ad%:sSn to the Museum and performances 2Sa
II SANDS & co.'s HIPPoysRAEAN ARENA-raE
r. q IT, h; az and
s Of ssy n ~
on n,d MInsiy pT G 1850 RCs.ysy 4.
which h; Away. d.tnsaishsd this company we'll
sn s
e the s and ss
NJ e'Srss Mr. s,oa n William
ana poes. Including the ysIi Known splendid a.ssns
tie pon snf ysa Dss
& srs ETC.,
pa.n,: framed to perform the ana
yer o%
sam Lcthrop the Kentucky orator and stump speaker
a ne sSHs E H.
Doors Open at performsnc commeness At O'clock
rsSs juvenile performance on Saturday afternoon
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRUxENTAL ToxBoLA
~ Concert at the Chinese Museum Room $50 Broadway,
tssresn sDSs And Prince Fri streets: to BE- given y Ar
w.dn.sday EVENINGS April 3D. Tn. dtinsashed
The will with valuable lots fancy
articles j.~shay peramsry cutlery cS1,Ss,s tGy
q the al "
ssi%
:1sd s
PRIZE: y: ssssd 's On shave:
day Tickets b had :. the %S;c hos
particulars INQUIRE Of IA. ARTAULr
V,HoRwALpsEN's scULPTUREs-TwELvE MAS
terpieees Of the great Artist Of Denmark recently ar
sOppsas fsnora%a Hall ss BroaaS.y eorn:r q aIksr
and sS i evening
cents.
ppRENoLoGY-MR sIzEas FOURTH LECTURE AT
Of e. is IT, :. the
tepsely interesting.
WALLHALLA. IS CANAL srREEr-ENaAGExENT
r sns II %
day At half past o'clock IN the afteFroSn ands oclSst
cents, Psrquetse. IS cents :"
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DDRENOLOGY-MR. STEERS FOURTH LECTURE AT
Knckerbocker Haiiwill be gveu'this evening" on the
Natural Language Of the Faculties This lecture will be
tensely interesting.
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II 1EVass Lsscn 81. v 6LEU, i6FosfKa ~
sy.shss.rs. s.s rh,,s.s.s .s.S =. s:s Iss rs.Yy
Witch he cnsvs r sale - veyy low rrsss In quantss
" suit purchasers. p A-csusy srtss vin have runs
tual ate ntNn.
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YNHoRwALDsEN's sCULPTUREs-TwELvE MAS
terpieees Of the Artist Of Denmark recently
we'd from Copenhagen will DO exhibited for short
stoppanis fanerama Hall 83 Broadway corner Of Walker
street. Exhibition open from till 1874 M and from
5P NJ and after o'clock the evening. Admission l2s
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DANCING.

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NOTICE.-THE SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP RE-
PUBLIC, for San Francisco, 10 postponed Monday
next April first
N 0TlCE.-PASSENGERs PER SHIP HINDoo. FOR
~ California requested be board the vessel with
baggsge Saturday morning ut 40 O'clock, March 3
Pier 70, East River. Z. b. SUTTON, CO.,
"a Wall street.