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NINE MALHERBE, 5f3 BROADWAY RESPECTFULLY
Il Informs the ladies' that she will open Paris Millinery
on Thursday, 10th March.
Mrs W. SIMMONS, 66t BROADWAY NEW yoRK
Ivl will Paris srring Millinery Injured the
getfer with large assortment Of straw soods ana
In vsrcty Good miiners AID sewers
4 sDIIs LEGHoRN HATS RICHARDS GROIN
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNuEs nUsEUx, PHILADELPHIA T. BAR
~ mum, Proprietor and Manager II. Sanford Assistant
hanassrThfrd and last week Of Mr. Boz tn, worlds
Iragedan whose thus has be
q traney This treat aeo! vii sppsas
TINS week IN hing Lear me stranger, "haooeth,'
which he has heretofore built reputation more lasting
than bras and characters in which his identity Is
tnowedged by tho universe In the afternoon. Russell
smihs Grand Panorama Mexico. the Isthmus, and Cali
OrDis will be exhibited Tais 10 regarded the
correct of those interesting localities
Admission IS cts children under 10 years. i2s cts
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CLOTHING.

CI0THING HoUsE-Ba0oKs BROTHERS, NOS. liz
and lis Cherry street., corner Of Catherine street, New
ferk desire TO inform their friends and they
lave nov for sale an extensive and varied sook Of ready
made Clothing embracing every quality aud descr pton
Merchant Tailoring would invite especial attention
70 their seleeton Of goods for the which have
carefully procured for this department
1 ADIFS AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
- tuly Informed that they can ostan the fan value
ossh Tor al descriptions OF record hand clothing
and cot d. hand articles in general by sending their adore
Will name through poet or other sc LINK AMEs
hokoNEi, at Lie store, III Orange street. nsar Chsthsm
troet
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREsE CoURT.--oEoRE LOGAN. PLAINTIFF,
- rainst Dents Muicshy, dsfcsdant.Snm nons for
money aemsnd on contract To the Defendant toove named
Sr-bsu are hereby summoned TO answer the compliant In
this soton which has been fled with the Clerk Of this Court
the city HALL Ia the City OF New Yorh and serve acopy
o. your answer 70 me, at ese No, City Rsi psce In
said city vi thin twenty dsys afr the torvice hereof
elusive Of the day Of suah service vou fail 70 answer
Tor the sum Of four HUNDRED and tesnt DELAYS aud
cents with intersg, from The t~epy 9Th dsy Of
October enc thousand eight hundred sad sty besides the
costs 81 this action. Dated January llst, 1891
FRANCIS ByRyE, rislntia's Attorney.
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brooklyn NUsEUN.-PRoPRIRToR AND MANA
- ger, Mr. " Kent Prices reduced.-Parquette, IS
CENTS Gallery, l2k cents Second night Of Mr. Chan
evening Msrchl 1851 win be performed the
frau; susan. Mrs Scotia After which, NO IN CALI
IokhIA-Mose, M r. g. Ckanfrau; Lie Mi,s Albsrtne,
To conclude with BETsRY BAKSR-Betsey, Mrs Dyott;
Mouser, Mr.. Kent.
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CALIFORNIA.

II lRCHHoFF, DE SOFA h co, COMMISSION MA
- chsnt san franofsco Csfornis References -hsurs
sfunTs 20. ~ Ihomse, II naller sans Rters, sev
s,n ~ rhlirs o. nsismorri ooas'er Co bes
IsselThia.
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QARNUKs MUsEUM.-Tnrs Is CALLED THE PLACE.

RARNUkS AUSEUM.-THIS Is CALLED THE PLACE
- PAR excellence OF family 1t must be
Why ell should so many children ma.rony
lies and family always pres
a. the perfoImanoesi As for STRANGERS not visits this
city VINO does not take 1t Barnums kuseum-the
greatest in Amersaand after loskng the pieces per-
formed in the afternoon rejecting the terrible effect
Of drink after seeing AadeaI in the he
place, indeed. 10 BArnum's Museum.
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ct. JOHN. BATrEa-TsE suBscRIBEs HAVING
~ sold the lease Of his former place Of
the OF Pine aud Nassau streets where he will
pleased to h rea6s with Hats and CAPS that shall
all equal the production Of house
ST. JOHN, corner Of Pine and Nassau streets.
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POST OrFIoE NOTICE.

DosT OvfICE, NEW YORK -NoTICE-A LETTER
nailf.r Chaucs Panms, California Oregon, ADD A.
tca, will he made At his Office tn esday, the 18th
inst steamer Caribbean to oiose Letters for
thasres and Pansms muss b. prepaid.
Dosr OFFICE Nkw YoRk-NorICE-raE MAILS
per " NAL stesmsr Paei Will eisss a. this cfhoe
Wsdne,day the 18th inst at l0N " Letters the
Continent per Pacific mus. be prersd cent. zach rate.
Wa, v BRADY, Pm.
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po.T OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE, coasEs EAST
ii Bro.dvsv-usile for Europe. United ststss Mail
stsamsr PACIFIC. Letter ssss verpo L. London Ire
ls7t, Frsrce all parts 81 Nermany, and o or COMMITTEES.
o'clock, A. ~ AARON SWARTs.
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RAREUkS AMERICAN AUsEUM-P. T. BAKNUH
Proprietor and Manager; John Greenwood Jr, Assist
Ant Manager Afternoon performance three-n tho
ming At half O'Clock Admitance to the Museum
and each saloon performance rs CENTS children under ten
famous new moral drama Of nADELAIN that is creating
ing this week, Monday March ~ 1851 In the
afternoon win be performed. the MARRIED BACHELOR.
ths strhng effective and exciting moral entitled
W. Clarke Reni Mr.. Henkins; MadelAine Miss Chapman;
Catharine. Mrs. Yomans The nnumerable ourosites
this Museum the Chinese collection the 0ipsy
tune-eller lat all times to be consulted to be
at all hours.
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IN and Philsdelphia direot-Unitcd states NAH Line.
rec;s ~ hour, y. s'y ssr. e, ns,,s'sS
ssv York as T. from feet Of oerrtisaat ST. AID ~
4 -, and Y. n. ffcn fcet Of T. ,esty street. Leave
rhi,sa.'rhia ssnas "A T. sassP. n. ron Ne fsssi
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NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsfGN.-rHE GALLERY
~ OF the Aeadems, 6f3 Broadway opposite Bead street,
for the reception Of pictures for the wecy
sth annual exhibition. Artists requested seud In
The usual st o. their works before the 10Th Of March,
w SLar ths they may be cent for from the 10th 30 the th
OF March tnolurve. BY order Of the Couucil
,. H. sHESoGuE. Corresponding Secretary. IA
Two DAGUERREAN ARTIsT5-wANrED ANoPERA-
ter capable OF taking On Of old established
IN THIS city, Any person wishing situation,
may hear Of one by Addressing Artist Tribune off Ie
stains lowest terms and references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

ENELLOWS MIN5TKELS, AT FELLOWS OPERA
house. A Br adway between Howard Grand streets
open every night during the week The celebrate
and versatile oalented experienced
uuder the erection of Fellows whose concerts in this
city for the last have been received with the
favor by the ehte and fashion Of this great metropolis
Their concerts consist Buresque italian Opera Scenes
witty Sayings Solos, Duets Ghorascs, Dancing, and In
On "Wednesday and SATURDAY az
ternoons grand Concert for the of ladies
and families commencing At o'clock p. N. Admission
cents Doors open At ~. commence quarter before g.
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RRoADwAY rHEATRE-l A MARSHALL, SOLE
soETgS Ss:s;ss. w c:Iila: Z.
ss . ~ K. asPri s
iii
90 ssP,s Family ana Third Circles Is Gal
NIgLos GARDEN.-nASAGER. Mr., JOHN ssrroN.
Private Boxes s5~sessSt Of the xonasiful Me
Adssiss Thsrs.p sep and clsmsnaiss tuesday
as b q. ns wiz WITH an Over
~ I5s,S :! ne E9te! Pf1.SsDrss =
!1as ss'o s Win grand
SsSa sSSH.: R RSas Albert of '''i'
RR0UGHAMs LYcEUh BROADWAY. NEAR BECOME
erh Dts:' Safs ss s.s rssTqp, =, Family Circle
iPs n: :, z to begin evening Hssss
tie DC vsS sh hs
Es. Hs4 fa s
FRIEND GHSle Afiss xhI sr
With the Worlds s''Gs To ss.o1Ss
Broughsm Apollo. Mr. Dunn Colum bia Miss Nary Tayor
NIG.Looysv1.c oAPLInENrARY BENErIr TO G. W.
The Conpit.te Of plsa:ure announo.
e the Of The %
oos..oa fsvng einsu.ssa nave kindly
Bon Bon Ansr esq, G kSns;lssnd sEsyorJ
A., asSs: a. 1 Tsso 'N 1sf jersey City,
ThsoS Sames p yles,,o Or, ssth Ger.
E1;Aoern .nc. Webb. Ex-A Idermsn libby.
Bn1sio Blunt Levi. cGaysrd CLARK
The following eminent artists will appear this occa-
sR JON n BsgSsaAn NJ SSz zssiaa
Mr. Join HI SD stTfoS NJ nRG S. GhAsk
rs sk ID L JACOBS Hs sSdSsfst
VI b bpTEGEY VS. j SSsESFHAL
MISS MISS n MAI Taylor "a .Nn;,, NEG CLARKE.
mrs sohs sEFroN. Mss Wis BARbEs
Mss Mss ssf biTfGnr Iss H *iIsos
:sTyiSs. n: viii Il. .yssisS sns.ssaHmsns
played he !'S15is; Sf.G, il two a'''f
Aanca ... " il NJ
1s Fam. a,5s1 Ts H. Ees
ISss's Nay xso:a: Mes weston; Hsr.: p.ssss: Pc:
sa1Fs 49, &C. IN act sa Glee and Chorus and
y Ms: y. rvrnsu the popular
Song s By H. G.d ss
1is; y ssy pS,a,.. Solo
Charles Paragon. Mr. Ciarie Sir iawrene. Paragon
s. y @ with
Mis- c. Hifert will sing an Irish ballad. entitled Molly
r ., vii PLY sss. ss
the admired farce Of
HIS LAST LEGS.
OCalaghsD, Mr.. John Brorgssaa Banks Mr. BECKER
Charles. Mr. Lowell Rivers ar. Beiiamy John Mr Colns
Thomas Mr. q. Clavke Mrs. Montague, Mrs. Hamilton
Julia. Mrs Jones; Mrs. Banks nrs. Burrsughs
ss'isss i & @ Play
Sgnor La Mamma
The committee beg leave the
ds'ngushed members Of the profession, who readily
luneerd their valuable aid in behalf Of the and
they unable to them all but evening
its limits and tho pieces selected forbid the possibility Of
embracing further talent in their casts.
r. A. TALxADGE Chairman.
Wyi. H. BEEBE, Treasurer.
JAMES n TURNER. Secretary.
FJ- TICKETS, FIFTY CENT5-TO ALL PARTS OF THE
HOUSE TIE be had of the Tressu l66 Broadway from
the members Of the Committee principal Hotels
Doors open 81 oclock-performancet TO at T.
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KVNANKL1N ZUoEUH, ITO UHATUAU SQUAKE.-U1U
= Lea Sole Observation-Disclosures In Private
Boxes 6o cents Stage Seats cent Boxes as cents Par
quet IN oents-kegant saloon perform every After
noon and Evening Entertainments in the after
aeon 81 oelock ana IN tho evening 81 half past Them
- no other place q amusement in New York. consisting
being the ase:s and - the same time shs most
tss who selected for their and figure
personate number q beautiful tsbleaux taken from
orls who through variety Of fesss Of strength and de
world; Accompany Of Male and Female Artists who viii rys
exhibition Of hable in the werld
ternoon And evening" For bills Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

CIRcUs-NEw YORK AHPHITHEATRI 81 BOwBRY.
- Jane. T. june Co. Proprietors Doors open a.a
quarter before to commence 1T hapast Private Boxes
81 CENTS Boxes cents Pit, l2x cents. Mr. Runnals.
Equestrian Director; John Gossn, Clewn Caps DeCsmp.
Rpg Master. Tuesday evening March Is Nile Louise Tour
naAirs will her celebrated and admired
ohsngsbe act Of Horsemanship sntea La Fortune The
terrific Bauue Leaps will be given by the entire company
Mss Mary Ann Wells in her daring and nopAl Me-
b. L. Runnels In q splendid Ast Of Horsemanshp. The
whole to conclude with ExtravaganIa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

THE CONCERT AT CONSTITUTION HALL, No. $50
Broadway on next Thursday evening. March 0th for
the benefit OF Miss Fanny Deane will DO OF novel
citing character that doubt but the friends and
admirers Of this gifted and beautiful o. lid will give her
support nine different character both aud oomio
style worthy Of most experienced soresse This
trsordnAry little girl Is not eight old She will be
assisted BY her brother Charles equally talented she
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

NIBLos-ALLE rELICE BE0s re ANNOUNCE HER
benefit and last appearance but in New York. this
season on Thur.day. March 90 when will be given
French Vaudeville and grand Ballet in acs which
the truly wonderful lie Caroline Roufet will perform,
being er last Aght but in New York this
NIBLos-yOHN SkFroNS BENEFIT, FRIDAY 2lSr,
which seion the wonderful Mile Caroline Roas
set and the distinguished comedian Mr. Burton aud Mile
Felice will appear.
MINERvA ROOMS, 4O6 BROADWAY-NA0Lgn
1 Grand Panorama Of ireland, painted the Irish
artists from sketches taken within the lAst three ysarin
adey. interss. and beauty unrv Irish
Irish music and Irshmsns iilustratoa Every even.
Ing at IN o'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons 81
o'elcch See handbils. Admittaace - cents; children
7nder IL. half price.
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EXPRESS AaEsCIEs Sc.

RERFoRD co-EXTRA FAST ENpREss-wILL RE-
- ceive letters for Brother Jonathan I'LL as this
gay snd santees deliver them san francisco la al
vance ~ " nail which left New rorh nth inst Also
sesg viii be made no for the steamer Cariessn
r. NJ THIS day. Letters received til ~ r. NJ Postage,
twenty-five cents BERF0k Co, hstos 6ouse.
ExPREss LINE TO csLIvoRSI..-Tas STEAMER
- BRoIHEk JONATHAN. Cept. Howe having been de-
tna BY the storm will sail this day ~ 100 lock- from perf
North river Pssesge be secured till O'Clock First
CLASS ~ second, TO- steerase, $40 LrttcS tseny. i've
= Co, No. Astor House.
II ARNDeNs EXPRESS TOR NEW osLsA.s AID
s2se-Au goods ertrssted 20 our ease for New or.
lssns sobte or cities adjacent, viii be forwarded with
romrtnees and despatch by steamer 70 our agents.
surns. Oonves o.. ~ Camp street. Hav 7rieans