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AND LANDS FOR SALE,

in the village Of East Chester IN plots TO suit purchas-
ers near the Episcopal and Methodist Churches where
can enjoy fishing with healthy location ana pleas
Ant residences near the Harlem and New Haven Kali
Roads Apply 70 STATES BRIGGS, al the Store oppo-
site the Episcopal Church. .,-r,
H. B. lis in nemplston 10 open anal TO the village
Fast Cbes,eT Dec 1850 dl0lmeod'
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MEDICINES.

DE NOT observation-disclosures,
I'D SETH w. FOWLER, Boston, Mass. is the sole
proprietor Of the original recipe for the manufacture Of
The original and only genuine -
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This article was originally prepared by WILLIAMS a
co Philadelphia.
Now This preparation well knOw there viii be and
now are found those vlsnOusy wicked as 10 cOncoci
spurious and perhaps poisonous MIXTURE and try 10 PAIN II
of as the GENUINE BALSAM We raise no false n arms
We advise the public Of the schemes that their health NAV
not be rhed with, ourselves pundere1 OF our ldsl
RIGHTS.
very important disease over which this Balsam eX
erts a very powerful influence Is that Of
DISEASED LIVER
In this comp amt Il has undoubtedly proved more ehca
cous than any remedy hitherto employed and ia numerous
instances when patients had endured long snd severe SUI
rng from the disease without receiving the eas beae
from various remedies and when mercury has been re-
sorted TO vain the Of this Basam has restored the
LIVER 10 healthy action and 10 many instances effected
PERMANENT CURES after every known remedy has
failed 10 produce this desired effect
Be careful and that what you buy has the signature
OF /. BUTTS. j. ,
For sale by A. b. & D. SANDS, 100 Fulon corner Of
Willam-si. Also at Haviland Reese Co.'S Maden-lauc
at VIM Burger Cos. Co uand-st. al Rushion Cars
Cos 10 Astor 23 Irving House ald by Druggists ger
orally everywhere. go
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WATER CURE.

MATER Gu RG INSTITUTE-CITY
w and COUNTRY.-Dr. TRAIL receives Patients al
the eommodious CITY establishment Is Laights and st
Oyster Bay L. |. Communication daily between these
piaces by steamboat railroad. General Practice al
pended Consultations S. az I'M
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nEAFNESS CuRED.-Dr. LurENER's

OEAR INFIRMARY. 259 Broadway and = Warren.sI
omen daily from uuu for The exclusive treatment OF Ear
dseeses-deaess discharges from the external Ear and
e VARIOUS distressing noises IN the head removed without
Tisk or palm Consultation fee by letter or o1herwlse 81
UHpsid letters refused.
TsvrIos The Deaf are cautioned sgans applying 10
tAose selstyled Auss They, win their snowy signs
de the many advertised qSaok os are traps set by I'M
pfrcped knayes catch the uuwary. Those hnpOsefs
Are mol merely confined this city alone but sprnging
up like mushrooms IN other cities
Or. LuTENEiS unprecedented success Is 'ne cause OF
Lhose ingiaike Aursts DR.. Luener has no connection
with any ohei person and u the only ecognIed AaIs
She United States. o<f I'M
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INSTRUCTION.

MUSIC MADE EASY and interesting
1VIb NJ DUMSDAY, teacher Of the Piano forte Sing
ing Guitar ACCORDION and Violin Piano fOrtes DucimeT
and the above Instruments for sale or 10 hire cheap APP
ply al SO Grand-st cor. OF GreeDe-st J33tF
ERENCH TAUGHT.-Mr HANSEN,
late student with Prof Ampere, in Paris continues bis
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in the French Language and
Literature Can be at 5074 Broadway, between me
hours OF and p M. J5lm'
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isabella WINE.--E. TREAD
I STOUVENEL g. co. 594 Broad
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

VIhEoENIC FUN 1 IE IIOLIDh %
IL q. w. FUTILE has In store and Is constantly re-
ceying by arrivals from all parts OF the world every oe
FANCY ARTICLES AND TOYS,
suitable for presents and well adapted for the coming sea
aOn. At his extensive emporium may be found an I'M
Iense variety OF articles Ornamental and useful suited or
young old, grave or gay, for sale at VERY Low
PRICES The price of every article distinctly marked
upon and no abatement GEO w. FUTILE, $40 Broad
way Hitchcock Leadbesters dry goods es-
tabishment az I'M
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IN LANGUAGES

INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES
n An italian Refugee who has recently arrived In this
country desires give instructions 10 classes and TO nd
yiduas his residence their own in the Italian French
and Spanish Languages, and the Biblical and Rabbinica
Hebrew His charges viii be moderate aud to classes they
will be reduced in proportion the size of the class The
most satisfactory references gentlemen Of this city,
be given capability, &C. Address
dS0lws LUIGI p RANCO. q Twelh-st 3
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TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON AND NEW OR; { Dr.,


WASHINGTON AND NEW OK
w LEANS TELEGRAPH COMPANY-DIRECT
SOUTHERN LINE.-Thls Company hereby announce
tat they have extended their Line from Washington 10
NewYork and have opened Office az The corner OF N-
place and Hanover st Posts Budng) where DIS
patches Tor all Cities south OF Washington WI os recevsu
depEs BsmCl 81 h pe ~ business BUSINESS U5Hs
Tn viii also receive business for the West and South
West 70 be forwarded by the Inland Line, via Baltimore
They have confluence in the belief that this change WIN
be appreciated public nsurng as does direct con
troll over all business received instead os passing through
the hands of two Comp as heretofore consequently n-
TIE Compsry viii use every effort TO transmit alfDis-
patches entrusted lheIrcare promptly and accurately ouL
will in be liable for any loss or damage IA may
accrue by OF failure To reach the person 20 whom
the communication may be addressed e.-.,...
And further this Company WIZ not De isoe 10. any ioss
damage that may accrue or arse on account OF any
change or alteration in any communication during s trans
mission OF tie delivery thereof but IN all such cases the mo
ney paid for ouch dispatch will be promptly refunded and
mis- Company will be no further liable
This Company will not be liable for the safe TRANSMISSION
ofmessages OF its Offices 10 DO transmitted
over other Lines except such communications may
be conveyed over The Line OF IN 5 Company.
serve the above. ELAN ALEXANDER, President
VIELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran-
Il gers are invited call aEd examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH At ..a
IN Broadway, New-Yok.
The Immense attending the adaptation Of Ohm
'''O MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has Induced the subscriber accept from hs Manufac
tuTers,
Ne~sr.. n SMITH 4. CO n Fuon-st, -.
appointment sole Agent o the sale thereof ana hey
will hereafter be kept constantly sale at
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III C oadwRy New-York
rhe Olmstead Patent Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAL
purposes entirely different from any other medical IN
srumens thai no person form proper idea OF us ad
Vantagee without Witnessing its operations when they will
be found apparent render argument superhuous
The current Of electricity scompletey under the control Of
the OPERATOR and from almost percepubty, be grad
uay increased any strength the patient may desire,
while instead Of feeling the painful spasmOdc contraction
OF the muscles produced by al other medical insruments
gentle flowing pleasantly through the nervoussyS
lem Telegraph Companies respectfully Informed that
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus IL kept constantly on sale At
NORTONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, New-York,
where all orders must be addressed. oil FM&Wu
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LADIES' SCHOOL for Sale

u In the City Of New-York, Dung Ladies' School Of
high order admirably located, ard furnished In the most
perfect for the accommodation OF one hundred
and twenty pupils. For particulars inquire OF r; H.
Wilcox. u. s. School Agency, 295 Broadway, New
York DOL eodu
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GKATES.-A full assortment OF common
- and fancy SKATES, strapped and unstrapped.
SLEIGH BELLS.-A full and complete assortment OF
loose and fancy strapped Sleigh Bells. r..
CUTLERY.-Ivory and Desert Knives and ForAs' Iea
trays polished Shovels and TOngs Fire stands &c. al
wholesale aud retail bye s. LITTLE IS and "a Futon'sL
d1g2neOd
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CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY LAND,

OSTRICH PLUMkS and TIPS and
CfLuME pE COCK suitable fof hats and head dress.
"a For sale by ldil Irl H. HOMER, 90 Jahnst
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MFRS. VAN HOUTEN'S SHIRT AND
I'VE FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT 81 Nassau-st
h destined to become the retreat for The tashonaOe gen.
Tsren of New-York Her new and splendid styles OF
Winter Goods are now offered at very reasonable prices
Orders will be executed at q hours notice Gents iu
ulshed for the ballroom elegant style Gail and 'ee'
dSl lmeOd'
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GTEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
SFOR sALE-Two secondhand Steam Engines ior
sale al low price Said engines are IN good ordeI ana
are onlv dispisced on account OF their bng too small
Ore 0fssd engines being oftwenty power WIN
boilers, is now running in the steam saw-lnlu IN new
RunsWick where il can be Also, Engine OF SIX
TO eight horse power having been in use but two years
For further particulars and terms apply 70
Kelly 4 co Stream Engine Manufacturers,
d3l 2wt New Brunswick, n. J.
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COAL.

STOVE COAL, BY THE CARGO,
- hotb Red Ash and White Ash, OF best quality, on
h.,d 80 for sale Nv +. TYLER co.
5Se 1yv " Philadelphia
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DETAIL DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

VNO PRINTERS.-FOr sale the follow
n lowing lots OF secondhand TYPE Ia fOntt to suit
purchasers, either with or without cases viz
Small Pics......,...229 8 lbs Long Primer 1893 Ios'
Bourgeois ...... 500 Brewer ............419 -
The above TYPE is in good condition and will be sold at
low raies Id6 III JOHN r. TROW, A. Ann-st
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNCMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
ID mum, Proprietor; H. Sanford Assistant Manager This
week the admirable viii appear in series Of spen
the Husband of my Heart and che beautiful drama of
Luke the aborer Thursday evening Mr.. Chester Fare
well Benefit with the comedy of Love in Maze" and
the Virginia Mummy The afternoon performances are
light lively aud interesting New novelties always
pairing. Adnttaace, cents children under 10 years, 2s
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-PRopoSALs FOR RENT
II ing the above Theatre for from SeptembeS
1851 viii be received before let May next Address,
s. BRASSON, 80 Market street.
r,uLkpFIFBIs April s, ISL.
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GATHERS cosMoRAMAs, CORNER OF BROADWAY
- and Thirteenth street.-The first section containing
collection of twenty views of Europe Asia Minor Syria
the Holy Land Egypt Nuba and Arabia, will be exhibited
until the eighth Of March, after that date all these will DO
replaced by new views. unusually I'M eresting.
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A NEW ERA IN SEpIciNE-THE GERMAN xEDI:

A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.-THE GERMAN MEDI-
IA cal and Surgical institute No. Chambers street.
founded for the express purpose OF crushing and anniat
ing that monster Of deceit and corruption. Quackery l
foupds possessed with firm and honest belief that in
ttuton founded for humane would he looked
and sustained as great public blessing appeal 20
public for their and that sustensnce
the undertaking deserves and demands This Institute
under the immediate superntsndenee Of DR. j. r. Clement
assisted by two medical gentlemen of cminenee who have
had under their charge some Of the most extensive hospitals
Berlin and Vienna and from their long and extensive
practice and treat knowledge of medical science all
persons placing themselves under their charge OF speedy
ersdcaon % their diseases Old and obstinate thai
have hssa the skill Of those claiming TO belong the med
cal faculty and appear hopeless w be treated ration
al and sce~ttc principles receiving prompt and speedy
relief from 7, A. NJ, uatil O. r. N. No.
Chambers street, near Chatham.
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DoSIoN IothsELfZfok IN ESIf-ri VI C ~ %,
Own Fhysican thr;icth editien, with hundred
showing diseases and in shaps
and form, by William Young N. D., Graduate Of the Uni
vsrtity ofrtnntyvania The various forms Of secret dis
eases are faithfully described and All the recipes given
plain language The chapter SefAbute worthy Of
Particular attention, and should be read by every
Young who have been unfortunate in contracting dis
previous TO placing yourselves Under the care OF
doesor no matter what his prctsnsons may copy
larry those contemplating marriage sont think q return.
captains going 70 sea should possess Dr. YounGs
Treatise Marriage the Pocket Gseuapgs or Every One
HE Own Physician. Any sending twenty i've oenN
enclosed letter viii receive enc copy Of this book b
mail copies will be sent for dollar Address Dr..
VIM YOUNG f2 Spruce street. Philsdelpha also for sale
by StsiRssr Townsend. "a BroAswsy, New York.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
f diseasss, in few hosrs, by vegetable application,
without pain In aebty, broush. Improper haei.s
constitutional affections, he combines medicines with
tho local rtdy and show one there are thousands
who he cured without ~ as he has eases daily Of
y.arp other In ALL he
Nes permanent He has structures daily he cures
~tout caustc which others caused by their not enpe
ling the fcrper disease soon enough His diploma, with
ndrvds Of certhcaes show that
equal u. zoe cured ne in day-D. n Corbyn. One
local application cured in few hours after another Doc
tor tried long tlms-r Dsrond paid over Sbp, in ave
70 be cured Of weakness from self abuss without bene
IT. yet cured me BY local and general treatment In
short tme-Jas Evans. You cured OF the worst Of
syphitio ulcers my body aud in short time, after
hssn unGsr three physicians for year bsades using
every quack medcise could hear ofWm Ferguson, Perth
,rsat.s ty mail. One hours from A. n to2P r. ana
1852 H. ~ Lermont n D., AZ Rtsde street, two deors
from Broadway.
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q S0n REwARD.-JEYFRIEy ANTIDoTE, A SEE
BOOV cine mixture for the curs Of private discrdsrs
makes speedy without the least resrtions Of det
dripk ssposure, change In application TO business s
erdetor CHALLENGES single ssse which the mixture win
under the forfeiture 81 ave hundred dollars
put W in bottles with full directions, At 81 One bottle
lasts week-many are cured In two days. For sale v
~ MING, I2 Broadway and lbs Bsyard street N. III ".
Little. 100 Hanover street. Boston; wrsLt Co., New
Orleans.
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AIEw MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN the and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred Observation-Disclosures by great nun
her Of colorsd plates large ~ e By Homer
Bostwob n d., lsrturer sursery and diseases Of shs
above nature IL large auAroo pages sscoae
sdsep price SO Extract from th. Bo.ton Medical aae
eupse Journal s II may Ne said, fearesely 70 BE- squA
cords Acton works the zane family Of diseases
Asd far superior anything o. the haa ever puelshsd
this ceuntry." Author 81 The Family Physician price
Is cents. Author Of = work on "ssisbuss and in as
price 81. Fer sale at the pubishcrs sTRINoER& TOwN
BEND, "a Eroaivay and BY the author, w Broadway.
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AMUsEHENTs IN BROOKLYN.

RRookLYN MUsEuM:-LEssEEs, AEssRs. F.
ID Wemyss and N Is. Clarke. Complimentary BENEFIT 20
sith the SIEGE OF IORISTH. After watch, POOR
PILLIC0DDf. The Ballet CompanJ-and finish with US
Gle SAN-urcle SAM NJ. Joe Cowel The perfor manees
Arranged to be all by hafpast 10 ocoeh every
aigh..
Asst sOIREE AT MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN
IL Mr. Nharrasud and Mr. Lannays last Sorse will take
place friday evening NEXT the llth instant At the As
vemby Room. Montague Hall.
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MEDICAL.

II ILLISG THE NATIVES WORMS KILL THOU
IN sands Of ehdren-Bans Worm Killer kills che Worms
and the children. 1t is sweet safe and
like IL. Only twenty-five cents for large
Worm kllsr-ase il. Make your children we'll and good
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4 Tsr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TRI Ykw YORK
L. Poet OBoc, April q 1881.
ruytIsHrp IN rJtySAruR HAvfve rHs nGEsv
CIRCULATION.
rca4e u,rti,p the Of th. rss In which stey are
ndyertis,d. LADIES LIST.
lu.sNrIJ Atbsry Maslisv, Ai.sandsr vrs Bsr-
ALp M . Meade st-e~s tba
Arrsirorg Mss AMMAN nrs, Bread Armstrong ks O
AytbtI sse Hasi5el var
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q S00 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIFIC MIx-
pCOU ture-of ell remedies yet siseeversd this 70 the
mos. certain Makes speedy and permanent cure With
70 arrisaten 20 trsn.. nasy are cured Ia to ssys
Sold the store US Broadway OF Chambers
streets also at No 10 Asor Hoss ~ ITO Broadway and 10
Fulton street, corner Of william.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-GEO.
PoAea 80 cents stage Seats N cents; Boxes Is cents Par
cue. z cens-Elegant Saloon performances every After
at O'clock and in the evening at half past The
varied and select and such be
place Of in New York, consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
performers being the largest and at the same time the most
talented pGnd IN the United Sate troupe of Model Ar.
ss who selected for their beauty and figure and who
Ysrsoat nupter Of beautiful tableaux taken from the
piStures Of ancient and modern tines company Of Arab
Girls who through variety Of feats Of strength and
Gexety Madame Rosane the only Female Jugger in the
world company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaed in the world
Segother with variety q interesting performances every
Afternoon and evening Fer particulars bills Of each da
7 AIDES, TAKE NoTICE-THE COMPLIMENTARY
~ concert for the benefit of G.. W. Maxwell which
eff this evening postponed TO the 3h ins in
suence Of the small number of tickets sold.
THE AILE6HANIANS-HOPE CHAPEL, us BROAD
Il way opposite New York Hotel-The Aleghanians will
concert Evening during the week. at Hope Cha
pei Their programme embracing many new aud popular
cert 70 commence alta o'clock.
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nR FAwcETr has REMOVED MS OFFICE TO !.
~ Dover street where he be conhdentay consulted
crrss diseases hch he without Recent
he enrss few dsys His Balm % Zars Coz
dthty brought by sef abuse s the most
msdi,rc TOR that disease known In this country.
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SHIPPINGs

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail st1mersThc ships comprising this line The
AlIcwing-
ATLANTIC. ........................C Cart. West
f6CIflN- Naft wye.
nEtrnc' ''...'t'.'. ..'.''. .'-'...s' SAPt' Lsce
,ApHin :, III. Nspt orAison
vernmtnt seryee has been taken their
grueon, so IN their engines to inure strength and
md th,l- accommodations for
ssuad for elegance comfort fce Of Passage from New
Ysfk 20 Liverpool $780, exclusive 81 extra size ttats
rcone, &f5 from Liverpool TO New York, Is An tIper
enetd furgecn will be attached 10 each chip No berth
IA elS nj 10 I'll Md for.
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GASTLE GARDEN.-THIS BEAUTIFUL AND P0PU-
~ lar place for the reception of ysiters during
-he day The view from the galleries of the splendid
VI noble hay ana harbor has not equal the world
Admission l. u cents.
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TYR JOHNSON, NO. s DUANE sTRJEr so WELL
~ tn,wn In the treatment Of delicate 6eeaes The Doe
tor reputation r shin IN thees half ssred that have
sssed for years is rreeminent Constitutisna weakness
brought secret habit ssesualy cured Recent Gases
cured 10 TOUR days.
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lsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE HARLEA
IL fost once, April !, ISL Persons calling for ths fe
lowing letters wifi please cay advertised, thor nss
looked unless particularly asked for.-
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TyRAND CoNcERT-WM VINCENT WAIIAcE HAS

(RAND CONCERT.-WM. VINCENT WALLACE HAS
~ the honor to announce to the public that he will give
Grand Concert OF Vocal and Instrumental Music Tpler
will perfor the violin grand fantasia airs from La
Sonpambula and brilliant variations the Irish melody
" It's the Last Rose Of summer composed expressly for
teurs) in Double Quartette BY spohr w " Wallace will
perform the piano romance Music Murnurngs in
the Trees his Grandc Polka d Concert Thy rcquest and
New Grand Duo. for two pianos with Mr. Richard Hoffman
Madame Bushee will appear for the first time in New York
Of her Arias nd Ballads
with Mr. Geaorex. Mr. A. Arthurson, and other eminent
viii perform toe overtures to Marmion and Maritana,
under the direction Of Mr. George Loder Full
in future announcements Tickets, 81 eachto be had
William Hall Sons 80 Broadway at all the principal
music stores, hotels, etc.
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) DATES o. eArLSSe :
- -.

KppkRp K. cofIiSS' No Sc wan s.s,e.,S.Y.
BROWN, SnlrLEY Co. Liv.rpool
r. q. RoBLRTS " CO, Is Kings Arm Yard, Lcndca.
l. DRAPER, in, Boulevard, kontmartrs. PARIS.
these Will not he accountable fer sold,
sAysr bullion specie Je, cry precious stones or metals
anls bills adIg signed tlsEcr aud the value sherof
tbsffn tsT gtssed. .
Astsr Tie t e. Atr next 81, rate freight the shove
s.cArnt rs fcn Liverpool will be materially reduced
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HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
open every night at No. $50 Broadway, few doors
from Grand street. known the Coliseum where splendid
variety Of entertainments nightly ted by
Of the most talented companies consisting Of twelve
ereneed performers under the direction E. Horn and c.
White. Doors at quarter before T. Concert to
menee alta quarter before Tickets - cents Grand after
performance Wednesday and Saturday,
rleneing oelsck. T. HORN c. WHITE Proprietors.
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DILGRIMS PR0GRESS.-WILL SOON CLOSE, AT
1 Washington Hail. No. 598 Broadway, the panorama
Of Bunyans Pilgrims Progress.The public are respect
fully Informed that the exhibition of this painting,
which has received the universal encomums Of the public
and which has been visited by almost all the schools
and churches of city, will close during the coming
Open every evening to commence at quarter before
O'clock Admission, Is cents Descriptive catalogues l2k
cents. Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday after
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RARNUMS AMERICAN HUSEUM-P. T. BAKNUN-
- Proprietor and Manager-John Greenwood Jr., Asss
tant MANAGER Admttance 25cents Thursday and Triday
April 10th and lth Mortons comedy of domestic life
ALL THAT GLITTRRS is NOT GOLD. will be repeated
this evening-Stephen Plumb Mr.. G. w. Clarke; Martha
Gibbs Miss Chapman In the afternoon at three o'clock
HIS LAST LEGs-Charles, Mr.. Wood DOMESTIC ECoNo-
My-Mrs Crumey, Mrs. Yeonans On Saturday afternoon
interesting favorite The
Vulnerable eurostes Of THIS Museum, the Chinese col
lection &c. to be ut all hours between A. NJ and
10 Z. NJ, every day except Sundays.