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BosroS, March si.-Broksrs Bcars-Ssvu ogdenthurg
mr. Bead T}saT' 2W0 Sullivan RR hor'gag. Beads,
r.. sharr. Eastern NJ lroad, lo2 hs.' - IiohhurS
Rsi,osd l's; Manchester and Lawrence Railroad. ~ =
81, 80 ysrinont central Railroad, BIN. d. 30 do hSt
10: 10 do. -nr So N u Boston and Worecstcr rail
road Ioi ~ Portland saoo ard Portsmouth Railroad. -
10 osdsnshurg Railroad 81. $50 ~ Norfolk toun'y
Railroad IN ~; ~ do h3m i~i ~ Mhyan Central
Railroad g. northern Rstlread W. ~ Iston and Maine
Railroad i0sa ,hcshr. Railroad. 6l - fassumI-ic Rail-
road, 81 stan River RsilFoad ~ aGfoesrs Hank l.f; -
Pissetorg Copper '.mrany. aG'G ~ Edgswo,'h Som-
ysny. "a. l7o fnntca Company ~ - d. hsht ~
Sscend Board-S5 sharcs Norfolk tsunty Railroad " q
AZ; y Boston aud Maine Rarosd iotis l0l Reading Rail-
road, bod - 100 do, -. ~ Canton Company, sSi, GA
10 DO, co.
PnLsprrpus March .2-pfr1 Roard-sl,oo 9. sa-.
GO int o. s5 4ss do nt a.; go DO. ~; III Penn n
", 81, ie0 DO va t,s1 tam. and Am &C. ". 80 C1unty
g.. Ol 100 sharrs y Acr. Coal Is. 49,; 30 do ~; y
Iise and An ns Co. lo = Norrs,ovn Railroad, ~ -
40 Reading Railroad - - 100 d.. -, ~ Do, z. = =
xeh.turx Railroad. " 2 rsnna Railroad. ~ Penn .
Bant 90. .5n.r Saiss-S3oco " Amer. Goal bond, -;
20 share. Morris Canal r. SECOND Bsatd-St0o Road
ins RairoaiLs - ~ su thc. and Del g.. -. 2An sch.
Nav 81. int on a. ~ Nm. Coal e. ~: ion shares
ei-ard nank ~ Reading Railroad. re- - Mechanics.
Bank, ora. .31sr Nofs-sl,os READING &c. 20, ~
Bslrtnonr Mach 2i.Sfock Bodrd-l0 shsres ra-mer.'
and MsrehantS bark 81 10 Mechanic Hank 49,; - BAL
tore and Ohio Railroad time 15 . do time. - - DO.
time 754 Is do time - - DO, Ts - Do time tj'r ~
York and Cumberland Railroad, "a a.. - 70 g. y
- Bsit and susq Railroad ~; - do tine NJ - the
Nmors isn opg 0a hid baltimore and Ohio Railroad
sss ito5 ory pl hid 10 hares ~ bid. Job asked York
and cumberland Railroad - bid ga asked bat and susi
Do, - bid, $50 asked
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On Friday, March q, at o'clock p M Of eoncs~tios
Of the brain pH,nE Asv, wife Of John A. psai aged 20
year, 10 months and III days.
The relatives and friends Of the family. and the
peds u inc oorman Oak Lodge 81 o. ofo r. respest
iuiy requested 10 attend the funeral from her ste rcs
deIce los leeey street on no.A.y aath inst a. m
| O'Clock.
Ia frootyn, Saturday, har.a q Dir. Fll.. B. Ms
The relatives and friends are roe tfy invited n IL
tend his funeral at his late rsidcncc No ll laurence
street ~ O'Clock T. M on Monday, without ra-thsr
on Saturday morning Marss. % Mr. EDa.nA cocu,
NJ his residence. No. "a Bedford sse.t ~
His friends and those of his family sni ~ NJ. h., sh,y
in-law Dir. stephen Bates, respectfully invited Win
our further invitation to attend hi fun-rs 90 nonday
afternoon. 24th inst. At O'Clock.
Tn Saturday evening March p Of scarlet s,vcr Nav
Lo,isA youngct daughter q George and Maria Louisa
karr aged years and month.
The relatives and friends Of the family psssAsy
invited 80 attend her funeral from the residence Of her
parents !43 Grand street, on Monday afternoon, at
o'clock. without further invitation.
AT Jersey City, on Saturday morning March q. Assv
c. wife Of John B James Of that place daughter of
James w Fosdck Of Providence r. l., in the och year
The relatives and friends Of tho family invited 70
attend her funeral from her late residence No susvr
place Jersey CITY, on WEDNESDAY the 3oth int, At
o'clock p NJ, without further notice
Providence papers please copy.
Gnovr, in the I'D year Of his age.
The members of the Paudrng Chapter No TO- u. -,
his friends and acquaintance Aud those OF the family
generally respectfully invited attend his funcr
,ms Sunday afternoon, at hA6-nast o'clock, from
his late residence, No. Carinine street.
On Friday. March Il, Of a~thma. Mrs. CsrHAams
bRApii formerly 81 County Derry. Ireland, in tho SD
year 81 her age
The relatives and friends of the family her late friends
and also those Of her John Hcaney respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Sunday 1t
O'clock from her late residence No 45t Water street
On Friday evening March II RxBscc. oldest daughter
II William and Roscanna Monaghan, aged Year, and
months
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
spectfully invited to attend the funeral this tsandy
afternoon. at clock from Is Washington street
In Nh. hf,frfnn tV We Anfll -
coort Of Don Manuel Caryalo Minister Of The hep uie
Cf Chilli
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SAfrsptY, harcn ---' n
Btrkpsrtrrs-F 1cm-Westcrn and state continued
dull and tho market for tho latter favored buyers The
inquiry has been very moderate and the sales did not es
eeed 1900 bills ut 81 - 10 50 ~ for No 2superhne ~ ~
- 30 for state; ~ Ga - ~ for Indiana, Michigan and
Ohio, s4i5 ~ 81 for New ORLEANS and pure Gencseei
spd other brands nj previous prccs Of Canadan 100
hbls sod 81 ~ 81 In bond. southern ess plenty.
end drm. NJ - ~ $40 for common 20 siraight and
~ 20 IS 20 for hucy at which 500 bbs changed hands
Rye -four ~ns scarce. With sales Of loo tbs ut - "
extent II 500 bushels Ohio, at ~ o. and 900 bushels
Ccpe~ce, Mt private bargain. Nothing done In Rye
~hsh vas held At Sc. cash Barley vas much wanted
nj 81 Is 81 Is Oats In request at &c co. for
ycrrcv and SOC TO DC for Northern Corn was rather
Saet and prices were dslr.ssed About 1000 bushels
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Oouraud,s Italian MedIcatcd Soap cures
MON Ely VI A Il X f. II.

s.ruRpAy, March rs p. W.
There was considerable activity in the stock market
to-day, but prices could not BE- sustained. Reading
Erie and Harlem the most active stocks the list
Nearly four thousand shares Of Reading changed hands
At the first board Farmers Loan declined s. per cent;
Portsmouth Dry Dock, II; New Haven ii Norwich and
Worcester, al Long Island, III Reading Railroad, x;
Erie Railroad "a; Harlem ~. The market closed weak,
with a downward tendency.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day. amounted to S10i799 II; payments
Sl3,547 76-bolanee, s.. $50 Oh.
On Thursday OF last week, number Of workmen COM
menccd the grading Of the railroad between Eaon and
Nsuch Chunk short distance below Allentown, ON the
south side Of the river Arrangements have been made
relay the rails Of the Catawsa road its whole length
TO the Lchish Il miles This forms Que Of the many
branches Of the road through the Lchigh valley TO
Easton There l. doubt but that the road will be
IN full operation from the suquehanna TO New York in
les than three years.
We learn from the Montreal Patriot that great cxer-
lions making complete the improvements in the
Cbambly Canal, the link connecting Lake Champlan
With the River Il Lawrence by the River Sorcl' 1t Is
added that the active competition between the osiens-
burgh route and the St. Lawrence renders the improve
iaent Of the canal OF vat importance 10 Canada About
two miles and half Of the require to be dccpcPd
Throughout from six t. twelve inches aud the locks Of
the canal must b. proportionably elevated
The total addition the valuation Of taxable property
In the State of Penny made by the present Board
Of Revenue Commissioner Il s6ss3lj3 which will in
crease the income of the state 81 900 annually
The total increase Of taxable property in the three years
from 1915 1851 thus adjusted Is S2?sjsai yielding
about $4,000 rcscuue Tho whole taxable property in
th, State IN lslj si2o2ool3o; In ISIS S463o3 AS
being increase In three years, Of si2tT55.3cs The
amount reported by the Revenue Board Is s4sass9-
she increase not coming up to that Of tho three pre-
seding wears. by Sl2 S.6p5T.
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sold at o5c 10 &C. for Southern yellow besides
which, 900 bushels being shipped for Liverpool
from first hands.
CorroS.-The sales to-day about $500 bsles-the
full rates Of yesterday being well sustained in
quence Of telegraphc advces Of falling on in the
cepts at Charleston where they have been unexpectedly
heavy for the supposed crop Of the state The advice
per Franklin did not meet public expectation and
there transactions made after Change their
effect on the market remains to he seen.
oIIs-linsced has advanced with sales Of 5000 gal
Ions, Mt 81 62e cash whale heavy aud dropping;
some $50 ba rrels selected, brought ~ cash.
.PRovIsIoSs.-Pork-There nrmn-ss in the
market to-day, and rather inquiry the trade:
sales OF coo barrels made al 81. 70 s2 81 for old
mes; Sl3 70 for new $40 for old prime and Si y Sill
30 for new. Besides the above 1900 barrels old
were rumorcd sold ut Sl2 ST. Beef steady with sale.
Of 200 barrels in lots, at 50 S11 fol mess IS So
Tor prime. Prime dull at Sl5 Is Beef Hams were
inactive ut SIS OF cut meats 100 terces changed IN nd-
ut 81 and 6c respectively for hams and shoulders Lard
was quiet, ut ga SAC, with a limited business.
Nothing new in butter or cheese
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NEW INVENTIONS.

DRrMfJN SEWING MACUtNE-THE AMERICAN
Institute a-araed 70 ,is machine the stai in 1870
icing tLe best S,rng Machine ndap.d all Kinds
~ work u hss been Ia sCccesfu 81 the
large titles Of the Union for several months ~ a. Ieavitt
u the sole proprietor 81 the patent Machines be
" complete operation time cf day at Saron Archcr,
5l water street Neg York. whsrv the will
ready % cell mactnes fiehLi Tor States rr committee
This patent oners great Inducements rsons wishing ~
engage IN prchtsLs tusinc~ y. u. IENvt1T.
DNTrNr CAST mon gJIf.DfNGs.-fHE suBsCRi.
ters nvite attention 70 their rririti. a building,
which has nov become established in pubr favor aud
rrtrnf " furnish ars.inqs and eftimai.4 for public
f1tate bniins % eyery description. They have nearly
zen rssa he to srt0us Sunts e the sun Hudin-. 10
Bait.mpfe msGsurn1 10 feet, and IN height,
With -. t-en pronounced &c uos imposing structure 10
tie United ~tetre. also che front ~ Adams Co. ISpre
once Gt Washinxte~, u tra.in-s ~ the buses
t.in1 Constructed for uairna sud thee whhh have al
ready teen forrsrt, rnd yrert occupied By the
banks snd iururaDe vo-T-nes ~ sen ffanescc be
at their cfhcr which al rive ica ~ the styles
In fvcr for spnsnt A. the mort elaborate styles ~
chesture In especial manner epplicrhic 90 ircn
every tesatifa graccs deign which
In stone, m-y be produced " iron at treing erst.
BuCAKDrs u0rfIS, tvr. Centre aud Duane ats.
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AMUsEMENTs IN pHILADELP7IIl.

RARNUMS MUSEUM. PHiLApEIPHIA.-P II BtR-
~ Propri,tor H. Sanford Assistant Manager Last
two nights OF Mr. Booth. lie will Monday aud
Tuesday eycning in ~ his eomplimented peraona
tons. Engagement Of the versatile Mr. e. Dh
din Pitt who will present series OF vorite and splendid
characters during his limited commencing We'd
ncsGay. Hamlet" " Lady OF Lyons" Money" aud
Rceca." will be enacted this week In afternoons
the Hunter Of the Alps "Plgonc Attachment" Faint
Heart The Married Rake, aud ".cntlcmaa IN Dtfcu,
ties, will be given Also Miss Iees graceful Ballads,
and Miss Warmers fnloritc Dances. flies. ATTRACTIONS
richcd by those q million ~ sights wonders the
saloons confidently submitted. Admttance -
children under 10 years, l2ia cents
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(r,R srsAssur rnaSwrs~.l

IIEEIWNVU, Irb zS-STd TssbeIIa. NOrIsuna.
HANRE, March Arr Gaiiia, Richardson, Nlorlt IA.
onidas. Jordan NOrlcnns John Hancock -.
Danube Chase MOBILIZE Venice Saiter do. Hh WIN mas
ccck Conway. do; Dublin, Shol6eid. do sfs Mach w.
Isn't, sears. do; Lexington, rhomp~on Nyort. oh
Nay .lsrt Emerson Nysrs' ue,a, Maens, sTraasi-so
ecck Conway dot Venice saiter, de c.na R;ei .Ii.s.
fer Nferk 9Th inst John Hancock f~ycnssit. A. vos
d,rs,s pes asras pysr ss.osy oreanr iss
Intt.n. stinscn, for Newport ana rstaes Oh, R,ni
poane for Nlort 10th; Ncias Brssdor 40 AZ. sn,s,
~ hyins az rthi Amelia Henderson, do. pt orlssao
unei Geo Evans. Couilsrd, une. 80 ~N'"'os'
LONDON, March l-Cid ont DcvensAirc Syors
iONGuOPE, no date sld The Barur New Haven ne
xrNrhfVoL, hsreh 2<ld Manhattan aud Under vrissr
Work Kalamazoo, Philadeiphis Aicxsndsr Grant Nor
QUEENSTOWN no datc-sld vi,s,r1ppi Sycrt
81 HklENs. March Arr or pkt rhip Dcvcnskie and
tia Tor y FORK, after .rnbsrkipg passengers.
nncnIf.Ar
TAssar SaR ToRasnsnr, fer breIt, wkisb pss iste
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MUSICAL.

VNIiE .E0IIAN PIANOFORTES-T. GILBERT & 60. =
i Pianofortes, at S3 and Az Broadway.-A aud
splendid for the sale Of the justly elebra
liam Ianoinrt.s made by T. Gilbert TO-. this
opened by Waters Berry at 1 Broadway, Of An
ttony street in addition 10 their former establishment
~ Broadway Tie rapid sale Of these instruments and
their entire success. both amateur aud professional
musicians ample proof OF their quality The
surhrrs prepared g. Offer TO the public the largest
and lest nt Pianos both with without
aolian accompaniment. exhibited in this city. In
10 the assertions II those interested IN the sale of
pianos that The ataehm'n injuries tile piano. the folio
ecled fr.m T. Gilbert Cos published circular. is sun
cirntNc OFFER 70 select and forward of the
country ~ lowest prices snch instruments may
ordered accompanied by the cah satisfactory
ard pledge Ourselves to refund the full received With
ALI necessary cost Of transportation the instrument fails
to give entire Subtraction" The testimonials have
ceived from all parts 81 the country that
olan Phnofore has only 10 he known take preo-
dencc % all others The public invited call aud
mine. Second hand rauss taken Ia exchange Pianos
let Aso superer second hand Grand Piano.
low. WATERS 4 BERRY,
.sai aud AZ Broadway, New York.
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PUBLICATIONS.

80 A REMARKABLY GOOD BooK."-D. APPLETON.
- ~ Jr. NJ, ~ broadway, viii publish on Iucsday,
NATHALIE Tale w Julia kavaunaghTwo parts, Emo.
paper cover - eents each bound in volume cloth
~.
"Naihslic is tale ~ rare interest"
"ltsvakfnr the rapturuus sdnfiratior The readcr
~ is marked tl healthy sentiment aud sound mera-
lily .
" Full 81 passages ~ stirring beauty"
Must he acceptable all Who adore female perfection
spiritstrrne volume, capable o. anding atten.
tim In the mo.t secst ertlcs'
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pRASDlrsi BRAsDiEsii BRANDiEsi!-THE OLD
- ct and bcst brandiea wines liquors &c. imported
preesy FOR the proprietor 70 be found the and
extoufye brandy store, go Hroone svs block east Of
Brondvhy Particular attention " paid 70 the botlng de-
parcnt which consists e ehvicest grades Of Naders@
Serry and Ports and peculiarly adspci for mcdca NJ
being genuine and % warranted h The n
AMnNOSI pAftfMORE.
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- -
CLOTHING.

lIOIiiNG HOJSE.-BRDokS BRofIIrhS, Nos. ll6
hnd lie therry street, corner ~ Catherine str"t New
York d.ire t inform their friends and that tey
have sac extensive and varied stock Of ready
mRar Clothing, embracing every quality sud description
Merchant JailorngThey would Invite especial attention
&C. their selection ~ goods fur the which have been
carefully procured for this department.
4 AIDES OR GENTLEMEN DEsIROrs OF CONVERT
~ ing into cash their fupcnuons ese,t such eastoh
,lnthins. Costumes, frcarms, lurntnte, Watches aud
Jewelry, will obtain from the subscriber atty pee
than heretofore received W sendiug through the post
otherwise. ISAAC ". LYON, No. ~ all street.
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LlRANKIIN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM sQuARE-GEo.
AMUsEMENTs IN 8ROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN MrSEUM.-PROPRIEToR AND MANA
- ger Mr. J.. VI. kcnt.-Prices reduced-Parqucttc, -
cents; Gallery ~ cents Encouragement Of Mesrs Chan
frau and Scott Monday evening March "a will
with Sakespeares play Of Richard ILL.," Richard Mr. j. r.
Scott; Richmond, y. Is. Clarke To conclude with New
York IL is Nose Mr. r. :. chanfrau; Joe, Mr. Seymour.
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RowERY CLEARINGHOUSE 3 CENTS PIT I2i,
sss iS st: S s' :. e
Sssss. !. g sssss
Charlie. the seventh Mr. Ti,aa: Count Dubois. Mr. T.
hass r.s' NM =. s ss.sa; !s
s, sosss wi sss Me-
Martin; Cen Bssu,is Mr. Hamilton; Eliza. Mrs. walsot
Is of the City Ha.-BoIes Dress Circle ana Psr,aet g
Family Circle second Tier g cents; Private
,ts
s@ss a IL :ss.a SEnitaTE Il
rite Ballad ~ Mrs holman Toconeude with the drama
tn sora Mr. Jordan ssSrn ss. weston George
IN Is cents Pit ~. cents Private Boxes $5-Doors open
Snsrss k:ssr sSsSsa y.; :. quarter Past ss 81
tiSasi drama Entitled HARRY II &SMAH Or Ike ysass
Sara: mr. Watkins. II us Mr. e aIyG Cart.
nell Mr. La Tsvor Dan Morgan. Mr. T. Fox Frank Fairfax
4LLo% M y AFoIocisH@Goiass Goth Mr. J. sT Tss
bARSIN, or the Yankee s hov%ssa 'A's' : DEAD
MECHANICS HALL, No. az BROADWAY. ABOVE
Grand RI. eyer. night during the Ssss pp
MiNsIkEis comprising edeisnt and versatile corps
Of "taient,d and ssgerienesd performers under the
% e.
s:sSafars asf @
at o'clock, r. NJ On Saturday evening neat March 18th
annual benefit Of W. 4. Porter
EELLows. MINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS OPERA
House. - broadway, between Howard and Grand
original and an
Ssn 4. and per,
in this city for the last year.
the BY elite this great me
topols Their Buresque Italian Opera
Scenes Witty Sayings solos, Duets Chorusses Dancing
and Instrumental Performances On Wednesday and Satu
ladies and families commencing at o'clock r. " Aduis-
sion - cents Doors at quarter before
MIR. GEORGE yANpENHOFF's EVENINGS WITH
an ts Shaps ayr Asrsh
sketches Of the private public celebrated Wit
Evening reading Of one Of his brilliant comedies Tickets
70 the three evenings ST. single evening 80 To
mence AT y, o'clock.
ERANKIIN MUSEUM. us CHATHAM sQUARE-GEo.
Boxes 20 cents; Stage Seats cents; Boxes cents; rr-
quet G sens-Elegant Saloon performances every After
noon and Evening Entertainments in the after
noon az o'clock and the evening at half T. The
entertainments varied and select and such
NJ other place Of Amusement in New York. consisting
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe, numbering fifteen
performers being the largest and the the
talented land in the United States troupe OF Model
fists no selected fer their beauty gure
personate number OF beautiful tablcaux, taken
pictures of ancient and modern times company
Girls who 70 through ysrct, Of strength and
world company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
an exhibition 81 Marble ststuary unequaed in the world.
together with variety Of inter. stng performances
afternoon and evening Tor particulars bill. each day
- and Thirteenth strect.-Th. first section containing
collection Of twentyfis views 81 Europe Asia Minor Syria
until tie eighth u ar,h after that date ali these viii be
replaced ~ new views, unusually interesting.
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DRIPLER mALL-rur NEW ORLEANS OPERA

Troupe, after absence Of TX respectfully
the ladies and gentlemen OF New York that
have taken the above named hall for night only Monday
evening March 3lst, lh5I The members comprise q. B
Swaine J. II. Raner IL. Collins J. Burke Master Gle
Bull r. Buckley and w. Sulzncr tfrom the royal academy
Of Paris will preside at tn. Piano The company will
in their respective departments the whole forming
Of the most and musical combinations before
concentrated together As musicians. Noealst and artists
they have been long and nyora known having during the
year 1880 performed upwards 81 10 nights the Musical
Fund Hail. besides filling engagement in all the principal
Western and Southern cities. Doors 70
at quarter tos Tickets = ccnt On Tuesday aud Wednes
day. April t and ID they will appear the Brooklyn In
stitutc, Brooklyn city.
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SPORTING.

nm HORSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs-TRoTTIyG.-A
N pur-e ~ t will "a On Tuesday nest March nth.
tor hnr.es that never purrs. Mite heats
to saddle 10 .ls-s 90 he steve hsgs Monday
M l., s,Dc,k, LUZ, Proprietor,
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRlMOSY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
W. loNerProfessor Law OF london having arrived in
Boston, will send to address receipt Of dollar
postpaid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The
Il simple but captivating that all be- married ire
sp.otiyc Of appearance positions and last thou
least il be arranged With such and dcae,, that
detection is impossible address Professor LAWTON Hss
ton Mass No letters taken from the Post once unless the
postage IL paid.
A GENTLEMAN, OF GOOD QUALITIES. ABOUT
IN Of at present. merchant clerk, going
isto business his account wishes o. respect
able we'll educated young lady 81 good appearance and
economical and domestic habits. The ,crter
by birth aud not sufficiently acquainted the fair
WILL after generously reward respectable
Who will assist him in his purpose Please address
postpaid, to 4. r., office OF this paper.
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CALIEORNIN.

" iRt HuoIf, DE SOFA & co. COMMISSION MER-
~ chants an lrnncistc California. ks..rrnees-He rs
trncr To-. 81 Thomas, ". l.; Noer, stnd Rsra- View
Ntrk; " W Brunc sons Baltimore Gcsslcr c., DO.
t.n' ffuhng Grcsehen Icnaeu; John A. Droeye Co..
B!.msni terri.sa Co. pgSnen yehn Mason c., Phil
sdslp fa
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST, sc.


i OST-0N THURSDAY EVENING LAST IN AN
~ omnibus. between the Union Place Hotel aud Niblo.
double opera glass barrels pearl gilt The
Under will be literally rewarded upon leaving at the Her
aid office.
I osT-IN TWENTIETH STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH
- and Ninth about the .Uth inst letter.
written at Rome and covering two sheets IL subscribed
Your sister, Anna and superscribed "The Sixth
School Letter The Under will be suitably rewarded
plcation at 266 West Twentieth street
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n NTKCVr-NEW YOKk AWFHITHFN TNE. =. HOW EKY.
~ james 81. June a Co, Propricors-Doors open st
quarter before Il performance to commence at hapast
Private Boxes 80 cents; Boxes cents Pit ~ cents; Chill
dr,n under half prceMr Runna's Equestrian D
rector; John Gossn Clown; Capt u. Camp Ring Master
Monday and Tuesday evenings March - and - Mile Louise
Tvurnare will appear in hedahing and thrilling
Performance entitled the Steerlc lhasc Miss Mary Ann
Wells, Mr. Rnnnals Dir. Iipman. Mr.. Lining Mr. Black
wood Mr.. Bachelor Master Armstrong Ac in startling
10 conclude With a Ianrln hlr Aftnrfircn.
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ASSURANCES.

IIrE IN-rRANcE.-cAIIvoRNh RISKS rAxrs
~ bv the nited state. Life Insurance Company Ia th.
city 81 New rcrk Once, q Wall street.
y. eHELDoN, frvsident.
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MINERVA ROOMS, 400 BRO DWAY--NAGLE'S
A Grand norama Of Ireland painted by the first Irish
artists from sketches taken within the last three
fidelity interest and beauty unrvae.ith Irish songs
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