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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-8 PRACTICAL WORK on
the Nature and Treatment0f Diseases of the Urinary
Organs by Bostwek ND, practising physician and sur
and lecturer these complaints Price reduced to
81 57 eoloret plates Extract from the Boston Mcdca
and Surgical Journa-"l may be said fearlessly to be
equal Actions Records great the same family
Of diseases and far superior TO anything Of the kind before
published in this country. Author Of work Secret
Vice and their terrible consequences This is without
Doubt the most truthful and important book this sub
ject published. Price 81 Author of book Natu
raj Death Diet Sc Family Physician Cause Of Quackery
&C. &c. For sale 2 and Of the Author oi Broadway
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mr. ROBACKS NATIvITIES.-
- Why be harassed every day,
Thinking what may next take place?
DIR. Roback can portray,
BY the planets truthful ray,
AL events, or grave gay,
That In the future must face.
Nor is this all Not only do the natvites east by Dr. RO
BACK No White street show what tiny have
in store for the but they the methods
which misfortune sickness and other per be avoided
Pope says that Heaven while
% ding Nature fast in fate,
Lett free the human will
SO that IL forewarned f1rearmed The natiy
~ points out the dangers that beet and knowing them
II Is faults If do avoid them. Dr. c. w Ro
back the astrological adviser of King Bernadtte Of
den warned him against two conspracies and in the
confidential correspondence with his the reignng King
Oscar the lt He has natives Kings
Prussia Naples Denmark and Hanover and far every
thing has fallen ont with these monarchs according the
very letter Of their horoscopes Dr. c. W. Roback pre-
pared to calculate natyties for distance
oeivng their and the day. and hour birth
For full navities S. lie may consulted or addressed
by letter postpaid and the fee No.
White street, New York,
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DRlVATE MEDICAL WoRK.-A PRACTICAL TRRA-
tse on the nature, symptoms progress consequences
remedies and cure OF delicate diseases which
closely resemble and liable TO be taken such; and
the diseases resulting from them with illustrative plates by
Joseph Ralph NJ d. author OF the Family Physician, &c.
eleventh edition. A2 pp Price d cents sale by the
pcsher 43 Ann street Aston House. and by most book
SELLERS also by the srthor - Greenwich street mailed
free OF postage by addressing post paid to box $50 lower
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MATRIMONIAL.


r Owe AND HAPPINESS, OR HOW TO WIN THE
IL you love best Professor Lorraine formerly of Paris
of New York. will send to any address receipt of
dollar paid plain directions enable ladies
to win the devoted of many Of the opposite
their hearts desire The process simple but
captivating that ali be married rrespectiyeof
position and last though not least it
be with such and decacy that detection
impossible. Address Professor Lorraine. box 2456 ~ "
Post Office All letters must be post paid, otherwise not
attended to or taken out.
MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
NA Loyer-Profsssor Lawton Boston formerly of Lon.
will send TO address, receipt of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen to win
the devoted affections the opposite their
hearts may desire. The is simple, but sapt
waiting that all may be married irrespective of age appear
POSITION and last, though not least it be
ranged with such and deioacy that detection is i'm
possible. Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass. Ne
letters taken from the Pos Office unless the postage
paid
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FOR LiyERPOoL.UNIT1D STATES NAIL STEAM:
depart with the United States mails for Europe postvs
on Saturday Nay at u o'clock NJ berth the
foot Il Canal street. No berth till paid For
freight or PASSAGE having snsquasd fs
EDWARD K. cc66ILINs CO., SO wall street.
The steamship Baltic viii succeed the Arctic, and sail
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-Thes ships composing this line the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.

BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built contract expressly for
service has taken in their
in their engnesto strength and speed
ther for unsquaed FOR
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool in first
cabin IN second cabin $40 Exclusive Of extra size
state rooms, $780,
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and 600.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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Fer freight or passage, apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS l. Co., Sc Wall st., New York.
L. G. ROBERTS L. Co, Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AUNROE Co., e Rue Notre Dame DIES VIC
GEO II. DRAPER Havre.
Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie ewery precious stones metals
unless bills signed and the value thereof
therein expressed.
L Mail Steamships-Between New York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston Liverpool the Boston ships
emily calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and
eengers.
ARABIA, Capt PERSIA, Capt. -.
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. ASIA Capt Judkns.
EUROPA, Capt. Lott. NIAGARA Capt Stone
AMERICA, Capt. Shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
CAMBRIA, Capt. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear white light at mainmast head
green on the starboard; red on port 49,.
America Shannon from Boston Wednesday April 2S 1852
ASIA .Judkins from N. York. Wednesday May o. 1859
Europa Lott. from n York wednesday Nay TO- 1852
Passage from New York or Boston to Liyerpool-Frst
Cabin, Sl20 Second Cabin, $40.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Office.
For freight or passage, apply to
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought with British goods. Through bills of
lading are in Havre for New York.
WATcHEs-By order Of the British Treasury watches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the marks of English
manufacturers, will be hereafter admitted in England in
tranu for the United States and other countries In
which, French and Swiss watches shipped
mourning the risk heretofore beisg seized the Eng
hsh Custom House.
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~ vste Treatise" &c Once hours TO IL O'Clock A. M
and TO o'clock r. NJ (Sunday excepted) No IS Green
weh street From the uncommon medical advantages the
author has enjoyed which be would instance
resided several years Paris che express
studying these diseases followed by long and very exter
rive practice in this speciality he without hesitation
promise, even in the most severe and complicated
secondary diseases structures &cmors certain SAFE
radical cures than obtained from other
America Those who apply in the earlier stages Of Diseases
will be grsthed by the and rapidy the cure which
often effected in few days Separate waiting
provided For treatment by letter address box 500
Post Ofce 7. SDr Ralph would add, that besides the
diseases properly belonging TO the above "spsciay his
practice includes the treatment Of chronic ulOsraons
piles, diseases Of the skin and bladder gravel pains in
the back loss Of mental and physical capacity nervous
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MEDICAL.

A RTTFIcIAL LEECHES.-ALExANDER'S PATENT.
n BY this invention families have six twelve
leeches aways ready fo- and easily applied at tr
fling cost when pared to tho and trouble Of
the disgusting reptile Depot Isl Fulton street, Herald
building.
THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR X
Preston's Female Panacea, Nos l. and g. cerrects
sdyiee dollar Consultations and letters ddent
u. B.-No. 2 must not be taken in pregnancy None
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ANTHOLOGY, SO

MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
y1 ders her services to the ladies and of this
city, in Asroogy, Love, and Law Matters interpreting
Dreams, &c. by books and science constantly relied
Napoleon and will tell the name Of the lady ntleman
they will marry. Also the Of the vers Residence
al Grand street. between Clinton and Attorney streets
Ladies, fifty cents; gentlemen, one dollar.
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GOSSINS BENEFIT, AND PRESUMPTION or A
" Silver Horizon Friday evening MIR. John Gossin ad
yertise his Benefit to come OF at the owery
which occasion he to To the tire
pany other association purchasing tho number of
tickets elegant Silver Horn, With funny inscription
IL.
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RowERY rHEATRE.-BoxEs, Is CENTS; PIT la,.
curtain rises a. eoss TsUrsSss evenings iSs' SsPsa
~ viii be played the dramatic romanee Of the coaSICAN
Remand, Mr GoodalI; Baron Do Monsirsn Me-; Hamilton
S clSs es
Maria Miss lert Previous to the drama the comedy OF
Grths Kate Mrs Potter Miss Gertrude DAVE:
will appear and dance the Irish Iilt
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-DREss
1ato 'sS cents, Doors open
Ss S Of TAs Foos sy rs Ay
ST faai ao1 LrTSa Mr.
drnms Of the T0oDLEs Timothy Toodle, Mr.. Bartoq
George Acorn. Mr. RUSSELL Old Fenton Mr.. Gourcy Mary
Acorn, Miss Weston.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-DREss
Tickets 20 cents Private Box Tickets 81 Doors open az
Vii 1t ss at &. sS It Ss
ANTWERrT Quintin Mqtsys Mr. ". Jones; Frank Merit.
Mrs. After wh The s drama Of As's
NJ Mar@e Mr. Baushard Archibald
tibone, Mr. Fox Mary, Nrs Drew.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MEcuANIcs' HALL.
night during the week until further notice. The original
and well cs pa =,
performers under de q r chrssy whose
with rY,sssaSs s'a,Sa
The patrons Of cSty ainstrss are
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
are discontinued
w ~ Broadway, above Howard Street.-The proprietor
takes pleasure in announcing TO the public that he has
The world and is dstsrminsd 70 make Woods Minstrel
y e Ey, es & sSS aSsI
express his thanks for the great patronage conferred him
spenh rom timS TO 'i time with
s an IN s a'
and Saturday afternoons Admission rs cents. Doors open
at seoc T orasr
and will be preserved and the greatest attention
LNELLoWs' MINsTRELs-NoTICE-TuE ORIGINAL
wen known Fellows MnsrU an Ell
,Sn ad .s'
Ba a pS AP aad ss g. an s +
Due notice viii be given when they commence their con-
A sToR PLACE opEKA-THIs EVENING THE BUR
"A lesque opera of SHIN -DEIlEEL-Au Cinderella
Lynch Prince havanagha The Baron Raner Dan
doph as slows yonIoahorst as Qairby Doors open at i
commence at o'clock. Admission p CENTS Private Boxes
Saturday afternoon an extra porornance commencing at
o'clock Saturday evening" Sanfords Benefit and last night
GossIN's BENEFIT, AND PRESENTATION or 4
SILVER Friday eys9@s Mr. Shn GGss al
n wh he to the
pany or other as2caton tho LARGEST number
upou it.
THE LADIES FAIR AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
l. mcnt, at Metropolitan Hall will continue open durin;
this day april - and in the evening Adkins celebrated
Washington Brass Band will play their fyorte pieces tn,
proceeds will be applied the benefit OF the Free Episcopal
Church of St Jude, Sixth Admission 12
during the day and 20 cents in the evening
A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM 300 BROADWAY CORNER
"A Of Duane sreetStrangors visiting the city will find 10
pleasing and instructive to visit this establishment. Open
from o'clock A. NJ. until 10 oelockP VI. Admission, -
cents.
BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHiP-
- wrecked Mother Child at Stuyvesant Institute
500 Broadway, open (for short time only from
a. NJ till 10 r. ~ Admission, Is cents; tickets,
~ cents
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TINE BEST TAILOR IN PARIS. = THE FIRM OF
Messrs Barrie. Sehcmite, 4 Devallier No. y Rue de
Choiseuil of the Boulevard Itaens
known the Americans whiting Paris that needs
The novelty of goods the elegance
cutting the goodness Of cloths well the peculiar seal
bon godt of these acr only European but also
American in all respects Orders be
Barde Sehemte. & Devaicr. with model the exact
and they will send tho andcd rticles
through the agency of Messrs. Livingston, Wells Co.. No.
8 Place de la Bourse, Paris.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. lz5 cnATMAM sQuARE-

vI,EMPLE OF G3ACES, THREE DOORS ABOVE
L Nnlos-Nin.h week q this asaionable resort-Tri-
rmpbant succcss-Third week. If Prot Alberto the
nl Magician, his splendid illusons-Second week Of
Mile. Checine1he Living Models in all their grace and
elegance. Second week of Trip to America. Perform
every afternoon at o'clock evening at clock.
Parque 30 cents; saloon, 70 cents
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KoApWAY IhEAIRE ss,ay Circle sy "a
uppsr Tier q cents. PrirssS loss. eTss
viii ss perapmsd s h Ia py ~ TELi-Ges
Ter Mr. fennoj sarnem, Pope agnes Miss Kate Iiorn
William Tell Mr. Forres, Albert. Ms. zig Melehta *
Pas BY Miss Price rs coaeIde wi,h the Of
REYNOLDS Jacques sincere Nc Daysc sephen NJ Femme;
Theresa, Mr.. Astes, ne's 4 ~, sas psnl.i;
iBLo , SARDEN,.NANASNa Nt. John SETON.
Va ssm%sn.sas osla,a e,,,' yiss aS
Thursday and SATURDAY. Opera White Monday, Wednes-
Say an f arSn sGeond ys e. u the
Adelaide, and Clementne be tie srea,est
,a sat sa ly N Gntn ~ e''@s their orig
most decided tokens q unmiag.d ton. Thursday.
81 npp 81 y e The
ycpUu THEATRE pnoKowty yEAR ppoove
~ streetaCorbyn& Buek'ana Circle and
Paranet 90 cents orehetra 1ests e 5nt.; Family rsie
ments viii commence WITH the feree Il TIE WINDMILL
sampson Low Mr. John Oven wv J@in b1nass
GAMBHEi-T6c Chcvssr M. wsl'ot' fretty Jane, Mrs.
Mseder To conclude yitb ts sz,rs'ssnne o the FAIR
Mr.. wncot Graceful Mis- Jalia Bennett.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MtsEun-P. T. BARNUX,
MANAGER and propret9r John Srssn sood Jr As.stsns
anees cents; children under years I2,5 cents Par
ss % ai wv
feent collections Of vast e and seeenee having been
purchased, concentrated see from time time an
the aisrnoon at o@oS TIE scs entga1 ~s Of
}oSK HIP E1ss Tse h ae ,s far sn.4 x
Mr. IIadawsy the DEM treeg MEADOWS.
- $50 -. -
wi Peope-Professor titney " s5rated and
shaste Popular and eiesant in the the marn
sent Concert Room s ef 'his ie on soadnv 18th Friday
indian. Britsn, America, riLasn sad moasr, inter.
spessd anecdotes poetic rgeita Professor Whit
neys entertainments have received The approban OF thu
se.ond circle cents Tickets or tho Prineips
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT.

BEAUTIFUL, LASTING AND CHEAP BOOTS.-MR
- Hazard, Bootmaker so well known among the Amer-
who visiting Paris for long PERIOD wishes
his that his newly rehtted
rated located No Place des ialiens, oppo
site the theatre Of the Comic Opera House, the second
floor The Patent Lcathers furnished by Mr. Hazard fear
competition aud his Calf skins soft butt. Letters
may be directed 10 Mr. Hazard containing the
the foot and HI will make and send his goods through the
agency Of Mcssr Livingston, Wells Co.. Nos Place de Ia
Bou Paris
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THE LADIES FAIR AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
ment at Metropolitan Hail. will continue open during
this day April ~ aud in the evening Adkins celebrated
Washington Brass Band will play their ayorte pieces The
proceeds will be applied TO the benefit OF he Free Episcopal
Church of St jude Sixth Admission, 2 cents
during the and 20 Gel "a the
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600 REwARD.-JEErRIEs. ANrIporE. a spE.

ROOV CHIC mikture Tor The Of private dsorders
lt makes speedy without the least OF
diet drink exposure Or change in application business
The proprietor challenges which the xture
will not under the forfeiture five hun dred
u Is put up Ia bottles with full directions at ST One
Tie lasts weekmany cured In two days Forsale BY c.
H. RING, w Broadway, and los Bsyard street. N. VI w
Little, Oi Hanover street, Boston, Wright Co., Now
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nR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE'S FRIEND, UNE-
- quaed for Graduating disease Blessed by ali who try
IT. Inc most prompt eradcator yet mild may be given
to infants Private diseases vanish under its ST. with
book no will give fees after THAR Citizens
gers, remember it, Depot. DR.. Wards, corner Of Canal
md BradWay - 1890
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STOR PLACE OPEkA.-THIS EVENING THE BUR-
"A lesque opera of SHIN-DE-HEEL-Au, Cinderella
Lynch tho Prince kayanag the Baron Rainer Dam
dnah Sanford Peter Pumkneater Collins MS Shin; Ru
dolph Slowe Vonbouhorst Qurhy Doors open Mt Il
commence at o'clock Admission p cents Private Boxes,
81 go be secured during the day. from 10 A. NJ to NJ
Saturday afternoon extra performance commencing at
o'clock Saturday evening Sanfcrds Benefit and last night
oT Ia. ON
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LNELLOWS' Observation-Disclosures ORIGINAL
Il well known Fellows Minstrols," comprising eli
cent corps Of "taented aud experienced performers,
under the direction Of j. b. Fellows would respectfully
form the public that they will perform at Troy April 18th
23d Auburn Anil 2Ith Geneva mil ath: Cornth
Hall Rochester April 27h 18th and 2lth Concert Hall
Buffalo April 30th aud May st 3D. 4h, 9th and 9th. r. s.
Due notice will be given when they commence their con-
Certs ngain in broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s.
~ Mail and Express Lines, through in "a houre N. j.
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New York at A. NJ foot
ofCorandt street; A. NJ. and 5a r. NJ. Liberty street.
Leave Phade pha from foot of walnut street.
Fare reduced s. for first eas and 81 90 for second class
Baltimore Washington and Charleston through tickets sold
In the above lines and carried in the A. NJ
and 81 r. NJ lines from New with through
without expense.
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METROPOLITAN uALL.-NENTAL AL,

METROPOLITAN HALL.-hEHTAL ALCHEMY
WI Prof Williams will present his astounding public
exhibition Tuesday, Thursday Saturday evenings
the 10Th d and 2itn inst. Performances
o'clock Tickets p cents children half price. Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock to aoos cxcIu6tyey Private class
to learn how to experiment &C. every enng after public
performances In tho HALL Tickets practical GLASS;
So full $40. Once 6aG Broadway open for
reception patients and Monday next, 10Th
intt 10 A. Mt 4 l.. NJ.
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All NY DEAR BOY, YOU'RE LOOKING ILL!
"A What makes your eyes red
Say, Charley, do you spree IL still,
And mover go 20 bedf
Drink oh, no, Ills the bugs andr rats;
They keep me ever awake.
HNry IL youa poison know,
Pray, speak IL, for my sake"
Tell you, Charley That will.
Call on Lyon, in Broadway;
Procure powder and pill,
And they both will leave to-day.
Cursng all things that creep,
lie sought the famo us store
He killed the rats and went 70 sleep,
And soundly did he snore. $500
Only % cents, task or box, 424 Broadway. H. LYON.
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OF Duane strectStrangers visiting the viii lind
pleasing and instructive to visit this establishment Open
from o'clock A. NJ until 10 o'clock =. ~ Admission %
cents.
- wrecked Mother Child at Stuyvesant Institute,
500 Broadway, open flor short time only from
A. NJ. till 10 +. u. Admission, rs CENTS season Tickets
bO cents.
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nR. WARD is OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THE UN-
- fortunate his treatment quickly removing tho mise
rabe patient from suffering and detection all
the difficult that have dehed Others Fortunate are
those coming TO him. for they well before other
would have made any improvement Book gratis Con-
sultations private Oce Canal and Broad
ua
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VIyO LET AT HOBOKEN-SEVERAL CONVENIENT
and handsome three story basement and under cellar
brict houses blocks OF the ferry in the
on Hudson street known Franklin Terrace These houses
form whole block presenting d the handsomest fronts
In Abe United have built under the supern
fendsnce Mr Rolt L. Stevens) who has spared
mo mains to render perfect every respect The houses
are upon Of The most desirable sites in the vicinity
New York ground and good SOIL having view OF
the bay and river has twelve panries
and large under cellar in front auciently large HOVER
Garden three feet deep, and yard torty-hve
Feet deep in the rear; The houses are finished with
cold water In the kitchen at the wash tubs
and sink with every convenience for hot and cold baths
shower baths SC Gentlemen desiring to escape from the
heat noise and dust Of the city here hand
some residence in the country, within 70 Or minutes q
wall street finished in modern style, and at rent much
Ieiow the New rates The whole block belonging TO
IL Is strongly HIS interest and every precaaton will
% 10 preserve the quiet and gentty the
hood for private residences Inquire az the m1h3hen and
one. Of w. w. SUIPPEN, Agent,
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Umpire CITY LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
II Chagres directThe aud splendid double engine
steamship SIERRA NEVADA 1890 tons burthenl j. D:
Wson Vrmer o, Sss 1 I'm w
o'clock, from her dock, Pier No.. North river This
eeamer has for oaon and secrage passen
gers superior any ship in the trade An experienced
surgeon attached to tho ship For freight passage,
apply 60 J. HOWARD g. SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
Tie Sierra Nevada will leave again Thursday, May ~,
connecting ct Panama With the splendid steamship New
Orleans,
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mi METROPOLITAN HALL.-kNE N ! \
N1 People.-Professor " ritney. tie cello
impsrsonator, respectfully ANNOUNCES iii
chaste, popular, and elegant euteft Airms .,
cent Concert Room Of this Hall, on Mon,
23d, and Monday, 10Th April, ahrn ho v
to introduce some of his Inoet interesting
Indian, Briton, American, riahusu, "A
sperssd with anecdotes and poetic rocitals.
ney's entertainments have received the 2
literati of the old and new worlds. Al
Second Circle, 20 cents. Tickets for alto
hotels, book and music stores, ana the Tia
evening of performance. To commence at
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v
~ tnre and treatment Of diseases Of the urinary
practising stefan and and lecturer
plants Price reduced to 81 57 coored plates Extract
from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal ct
be said fearessy TO be equal to Actons Records great
work the same family of diseases and far superior
thing Of the kind before pubhed in thiscountry Author
OF work on Secret Vice. impotency And their terrible
consequences This is wdthout doubt, the mo.t truthful
and important book This inject published Price ST.
Author Of book Natural Death, Diet, &c Family Ply
stefan; Cause Of Quackery &c., so For sale 1T Of
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DACKETS FOR HAVRE-SECOND LINE.-TuE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th,

They all first class York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
and by Of experience in the trade
The price of $780, without wines liquors Goods
cent the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HIECKEN Agents 16l Pearl street.
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CHRlSTYS OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL.
~ No AZ broadway, above Grand Hrest Open syery
and well known Christys Minstrels comprising eicens
and versatile "corps' Of talented and experienced
Performers under the OF f. T. Chrsty whose
concerts in this city for succession of five have
been received with favor highly respectable and fashion
able audiences. Tickets, Is cents. Doors open at
at o'clock The patrons of Chrsys Minstrels
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
discon al