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MISS JEANNE REYNoLDsoN


THE SCOTTISH VOCALIST, WILL, AT
4 the unanimous request of large and in 9eA
selligsnt audience who were present At her Con ~
the place, Blocker Buildings, cor Blocker VAlS
ana Morton streets Tuesday evening" March 10th,
eminent artistes Madame Theresiani Giovanni Miss
sarah Drummond Mr.. Wm. Brown and Gentleman
Miss Reynolds%on g will sing the following songs "Why
LETT my hame Jock O. Hazed deap" I'm and Ger the
Anderson my joe" LIMB
Tickets 20 cents-to be hal at the Music Stores of Van
derbeck and Gould and Bevy Broadway and door
the evening Of the Concert. Doors open at T. Cor
cert to commence at o'clock.
The Pianoforte to be used this is from the
Factory Of Hallet Davis Co.. Gould Berry, agents.
Molt will preside at the Piano. Ml4lt'
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
(SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH ID, AT THE
~ NATIONAL. ALL, % and 81 Canal street, ae0
near Broadway Immense success. Great at @2
traction for this evening only, Vocal and Instru- ~
Quint, Herr Rudolf, and Grand Orchestra, under the
direction of Mr.. Herwig.
Doors open at o'clock. Commence at o'clock. For
further particulars see programme MA lt*
CHURCH OF TEE MESSIAH.
100 BROADWA Y--MR LEACH'S
4 10 CLASSIC CONCERT, TUESDAY 4eA
A'eSming' March =, 6-Mme Wallace BSrehelle K
Miss Msria Leach, @A4S
~ o.. Mr.. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM,
- Mr. H. W. Greatorex
r,.bati MT; al II: G. Timm, Mr.. ", scharfenberg,
tiesets ntty cents each Doors open T.
AsSoeoek' Books of the words may be had cents. Il
WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
III BROADWAY, ABOVE HOWARD
1fEt Street. 90
WOODS MINSTRELs A33
H. WOOD Proprietor. s. A; Ellis Manager. fsSaA4f
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK VA42
and on WEDNESDAY and SAIU URDAY AFTERNOON.
GREAT ARRAY TALENT.
Horn s. A. Wells, T. F. Briggs and others of equaE
merit Tickets 25 cents. Concert to commence at u
before o'clock.
On Monday evening, March 9, BENEFIT of Mr.. T. F.
BRIGGS. Dfl41tt
A a. GALE & CO.,
DIAN0 FORTE WARER0OMS AND MA
l. NUFACTORY,
Nos. 104 1O6, and los. f2
THIRD AVENUE, IIIkTI
MI New York.
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RROrrcrANrs T,vcrTTM


BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME STREET.
- Monday Evening March 10 First appearance Of
Mad me Julie de Marguerittes
La IaAAA LADkA, .r. the Maid and the Magpie-
Graretto, Mr. Arthur Alleyne Fernando, Mr. Lyster;
Hinetts, Madame Julie de Marguerittes Lucia, Miss
THE GOOD FOR NoTHING-TOm Dribbles chppen-
r, aale J Nan, Miss Annie Lonsdae. m
Parquette and Dress Circle 80 cents. Family Circle 25
cents Commence at 7.
BROADWAY THEATRE
MONDAY (TO-MORROW) EVENING will
THE GLADIAToR-srartacus Mr.. Forrest; Phasarius,
Conway; Marcus Lucinnus Crassus, Fenno Sonora,
To conclude with
THE LADIES sATTLE-Le Baron de Rontrichard, Nr
Pope; Henry Dc Flavigneul, Reynolds; The Countess
Dress Circle and Parqget 50 Family Circle 25 cts
Doors omen at half paste: commence att
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY (TO-M0RR0W) EVENING, will
1Y1 be performed
tsin.-Maicsur, Mr. W Jones; Albert Germaine, Mr.
A5pGlS M lSlis3 M3, Hrs MS Mich, ,,
LzNDsHzRKs AND ssEAcULLs-Jack Ruddsrly. Mr.
Boxes Is cents pit l2 cents orchestrs boaa ~ eeu
Doors open at 63s-curtain rises at Z nrecieely.
NATIONAL THEATRE
MFRS H F. NICHOLS RESPECTFU FULLY
1VI to her friends and the public generally
M on TUESDAY ETEN1N M March 18th on
which occasion the following powerful entertainment
viii be given:
LUCREzIA BORGIA;
FROLIC OF THE FAIRIES; and
THE MARRIED RAKE;
with other attractions will be expressed in bills of
the day.
Box book now open for the accommodation of those
wishing to secure places.
BOWERY THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
1Yl will be performed
FIZARRO, or, Tho Death Of RolA- Rola. Mr. = Eddy;
Alonzo Goodall; Pizarro Stevens; Elvira, Mrs Jor-
dan; Cora Mrs II Grattan.
HVbiNSON CRUSOE-Robinson Crusoe, Mr. Tiltonj Man
THE TWO BoNNYcAsTLEs. Mr. BOnnycsstlo, Mr.
Boxes % cts; Pit l2S cts. Seats in Orchestra Boxes
tOc5s. Doors open AZ o9si 70 commence at o'clock.
BOWERY THEATRE.
QENEFIT OF MR.. STEVENS, STAGE
~ Manager on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT
March 18th, 1852 when will be presented the comedy
styled
BORN TO GOOD LUCK
Paudeen ORaherty, flor this occasion only Mr. Eddy
Ateer which, the new equestrian drama. styled
pHE MOSSfROOPER'S REVENGE.
Wolf, the Trooper afterwards Agenor, the
AY ngerl ..... -. Nr stevens
Arden OF the Dragon Crest. ...... -. Mr. Tilton
0srio. Mr. W Goodau
The Troopers Horse by Mt Stevens horse ''Biueskin
Eva. Mrs Yeomans Roweua e. Mrs Crattan
Singing by Mr. Hamilton and Miss Hifert.
LOVE ME. LOVE MY DOG.
cenn ~ oEsaSer; Sfr;, =; MT Cony
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THE GENUINE


~ FULLY inform his friends - -ssVt1H
and the public that he has justre- Ef7TKL4nAn1s,.
oeived, for the ensuing Holidays, Fsl
and extensive assortment of
Accordions, Musical Instruments
fine Gold and Silver Watches, Jew <114I1e
ery and Fancy Goods to which he invites their parto-
ular attention. both price and quality which for
oheapness and STYLE he thinks Be exceed in this
CITY He would particularly caution them vn1y
in Chatham street is at No. 02 and he has
copy of his sgn-ORIGINAL JACOBS 1t may be readily
perceived that this copying of my sign only be done
by rival establishment for the purposes of deception
and where such deception is practsed what dependence
be placed any assertions they may maker Why,
In fact, they thing decidedly in my ia
vor viz that my reputation for the quality cheApness
and durability of the articles sell good or there
would object in flching that reputation from
They have also made great noise about receiving the
premium at the American Institute Fair in 1850 for Ban
they quieti the public ask, and the public
know the TRUTH and they shall know It, They sustained
Waterloo defeat-the premium carried off by Mr..
Jacob Cohen, manufacturer in West Broadway and de-
servedy Now have entered the lists take
premium; but, think my ten shilling Banjos can chal-
lenge any competition. have a few words more to say
and they are"Let every tub stand its bottom"
willing to abide by public opinion-it has sustained
far, and will by future patronage teach
Russian Bear that Intervention in your neghbors signs
will not be tolerated.
The following certificate, well as others, can
be at the store:
This is to certify that know the Original L. COBS
the celebrated Professor of the Aocordon that know
1916 and until June l849 other person of that name
taking his title of ORIGINAL in the above Bnsness
"WILLIAM ADAMS. late Of 1888 Chatham Square"
Sworn before me, this5th day of March, 1851,
CHARLES BuRDErT, Commissioner Of Deeds
ONE PRICE AND NO ABATEMENTi ~ NA''''
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RJ- Kellinger's Magic Fluid, Is certain to
renew the hair gone 30 years. it astens and starts it
growing in OF applications. We can prove that one
bottle has fastened the hair in whole family MI Ed
ward Dickson, at Hudson had hair for over ~ years
has beautiful head of hair by the nse of few
bottles: Mr. D. l.. 0rmsby, the celebrated mauufao,
turer Of porter ale cider mineral water &c called and
said that his wes hair which nearly all gone had
grown thick and fast that it convince the
obdurate sceptc Of its restorative qualities the hair
West 18th st. between Sth and 9th Avenues Mr.. William
Gardner, who can be seen at Wamsburgh Ferry, has
fine head of hair by the of six bottles Mr. T. W.
Barker co. McDougle-street had hair for ten years.
Also Mr.. p. c. Bush, 66 Laigh-stree had hair for
many years. Mrs Mary Bazey of Williamsburgh writes
u.s. that her two granddaughters have had their hair
newed in a short time. By calling Mr.. John Il.
Gatfeld the remarkable of restoring the hair
will be related No. 81 Crosbystreet. Over 20
Inc little village of Yonkers where the Dr. resides have
have had their hair fastened and restored It sells
whore most known. These cases indeed aston
ishnR Hundreds of other be adduced and
ones are daily handed in. Ladies and gentlemen
fuv satisfied by calling DIR. K at the Central Depot
l76 Bradway, White front House, between Grand and
Broom streets. This remedy is perfectly delightful
and is sold large bottles of 81 and at all prices to
suit circumstance 1t it ten times cheaper than any
other article in the market The Trade furnished at
go Pearl-street as usual. 90 IL 6m*
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THEN FIVE DOLLAR ACCORDEONS ARE
ALL THE Col
Accordeons tuned ana repaired by Prof L. Jacobs
personally does the repairs. As frequent complaints
made to him by persons who, THROUGH msrAKE, have
left their Accordeons STORE and had them
SPOILED, he recommends his friends and customers TO
take notice whatever Of and NAMES but to
in mind the number which is
81 I02 -E6
Chatham, door from Pearl street. you can make
mistake.
take great pleasure in informing the public that
have just issued and complete PRECEPTOR FOR
THE ACCORDION, containing So pages Of new Music
sung by Jenny Lind Catharine Hayes Christys Mnstres
New Serenaders and Others together with Quick
steps, Marches, schotsches kas and Watzes
ged by my,eh
Watches and Jewery repaired at the shortest notice.
All kinds Of Musical Instruments repaired Old Gold
and Silver taken in exchange and Watches oAsed to or
der in the very best style.
Signed PROFESSOR L. JACOBS
MI6 1Vis$ I02 Chatham street.
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will be hold 4sO Broome-st corner Of Crosby block
from Broadway, entrance in Crosby, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, March II, at 77s o'clock. W. T. B. Mlliken
Esq, Jacob Feon and others will sddress the meet
ing explanatory Of the work Building Associations
REE DISCUSSION TO ALL.
This is the third public meeting held at thiq Hall
1t Is large and ill seat six hundred pople, with new
and comfortable seats. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
Persons desirous of becoming members of the Third
Manhattan Building Association do so by calling at
the office Of the Secretary, No. 10 Spruce ST. I'd floor
where bylaws be had free of charge.
JAMES LIBBY, President, Loyejoys Hotel
DAVIS CoLLAMORE, Vice President
No LIT Rroadwav
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CANDLE WICK.-ONLY AGENTS FOR
~ Hanna & Carpenters nue Candle Wick, expressly
for chAndlors use, from 10 Is threads. For sale = 10
Fulton ttrest obams
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q. & 81. BARMORE,

VI * H. 6AFIMOfIE,
OFFER AT THEIR NANUFACTORY
~ and Wareroom, No. 3i8 Bleecker street. --rua
corner Of Charles st., assortment of elegant R=5
PIANO FORTES, HIHII
with the metallic frame and reverse bridge and all other
modern improvements. ol9 lyons
PLANO FORTES
ENOR THE HOLIDAYS-FORTY PIANO
l. Fortes made by the celebrated house of T..-xs,-
Gilbert Co. Boston, are offered for sale pf=57z
at prices TO suit customers at their New YorktI ri
Ware Rooms No. 1888 BROADWAY. opposite Broadway
Theatre and A. below Grand street. 1t will be for
interest Of all to call and this extensive
Pianos before purchasing elsewhere Also good assor
ment Of second hand pianos, for sale to rent.
D2s 3m* HORACE WATERS, AGENT
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PIANO FORTES.

" +. HARRISON WOULD RESPECT
" fully inform his customers and the pub sarza-
lie in general, that he has removed his manu- FESa
No. kercer-st between Broome and Grand d-streeta,
Fortes, with the latest improvements. N. B.-Pianos
to let. r29 3ms
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R%- ss Prevention ~ Better than CurS.''-
Though old adage will say it is not true. Thou
sands Of persons who will probably lance this ad
Vertisoment living witnesses of its truth. Many Of
them perhaps in the bloom of health in other respects
negeoting the disease which is preying on the
brightest Of nature the human hair causing it
TO fall out, be thin and ultimately producing bald
- = - .
certain preventive of those Diseases and
where they already exist. We positively assert that
person need be without beautiful hair who will take pro-
per of it and it is impossible to prevent badness
unless they do
SroRRsf IrvIGoRA was not introduced to the pcb
lie without an experimental knowledge Of its effects.
The proprietor will vouob for the qualities which he claims
for it, and its virtues authenticated by the endorse
nent Of all who have given it fair trial 1t will cleanse
the hair from all impurities, cleaning the pores Of the
head Of the curf which clogs them and prevents the hair
from growing reaching the roots of the hair giving it
Dalo places 1t will render the hair ufuy soft lux
nrant and silky prevent it's falling out and keeps it de-
ngntuy pure and fragrant. For dressing the hair it
NO equal.
aa~ CAUTION. ZEE
STOkRS CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOR, like
Al other articles of true merit has its base limitations
There other articles offered for nearly the
name but of totally dssimar in every respect
deem 1t my duty to caution the public against these
auds Purchasers should ask for the article by its full
name, and that it is entitled upon the wrapper
Never let dealers persuade prenara
ton as q substitute for it. GEO. +. STORRS.
No. 68 North Eighth st., Philadeiphis
Price Twenty-Five Cents per bottle.
Agents in New York-Dr. A. Doolittle, No. lH Grand
st. and G. a. Ring No. lc6 BroSdwsY, Of John
h30 ly-SmR
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Housn FuRNTsHTNG ARTIcLEs

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.-J. NJ. DA
~ COSTA CO., having just opened, beg to call the
attention of the public to the following goods which
they guarantee Of the best quality and at the
prices, viz Ivory Buffalo, Stag Cocoa and Bowe handle
Knives and Forks Carving do. match; Razors Sos-
sors and Pocket Knives James Dxson Sons Britannia
Metal Ware, in Tea Urn, Coffee and Tea Pots, Slop and
Sugar Bowls and Cream jug, in sets or single; also
Plated Albata Germsn Silver and Britannia Metal Ta-
be Desert Tea Salt and Mustard Spoons Butter knives
Japanned Walters and Tea Trays, in sets single
Shutters and Snufer-trays, Candle Sticks Steel Fire
Irons sets without stand, Hat and Coat Stands Tea
Kettles Saucepans Fish Kettles, and Frying Pans &C.,
60 All articles exchanged if not approved Of.
N DA COSTA & co. 100 Nassau at,
nj ynN doara frou Fultou ut
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BOWERY THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
BoWERY THEATRE.

T EFFINGWELL'S BENEFIT. MR.. MI
- RON W. LETTING WELL informs the public that
his first benefit in New York, will take place
FRIDAY EVENING March 18TH
when the following bill will be presented-John Howard
Payne tragedy of
BRUTUS,
Or, The Fall of Tarquin
The laughable farce of
THE MILDLY ASHOREf
And the legendary drama Of
- THE FLYING DUTCHMANl
The entire company will appear
Box Book open.
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Two Of the above Ships will be dispatched from Liver
heretofore under the superintendance of Mr. VIM TAP
SCOTT,-a safeguard against delay imposition; in
proof of which refer to the many thousands Of
gems brought by line during the past year Per
sending for their friends will therefore perceive by
such we are enabled to bring them out bet
ter and quicker than any other house.
The X Line of London Packets
Sail usual from New York and London twice each
month"; and 10 comprised Of the following very superior
Northumberland lDevonshire Victoria.
American Eagle, southampton, Ocean Queen,
Margaret Evans, Hendriok Hudson
The CIyde Line of GiaSgot0 Packets.
Sir VIM Molesworth, Sarah, New shipl
Hyndeford, Elisabsth eEooksBy,
Mt Stuart Elphinstone
will sail from New York and Glasgow twice each month
as usual and by which passage can at all times be
regular Weekly Line Of Packets for NelU Orleans.
Drafts and Bills of Exchange.
Thankful for Unprecedented increase in this branch
Of our busness,we would inform friends and the pub
ic that we shall continue to pay particular attention
thereto and persons wishing to remit money in small or
land, Scotland or Wales, usual be supplied with
Drafts payable sight in all the principal places
throughout those countries which Drafts being well
Bank of Ireland" notes. The items of thousands who
have remtted money through house for the last ID
years are well aware safer better mode of remit
tance be adopted than our drafts afford.
H@ For the odation of the French and German
population we have just concluded arrangements to
Frankfort the Maine, and Messrs Edward Blount
Co. Bankers Paris, which drafts be made payable
in all the principal places throughout France and Ger
many.
p Emigrants others forwarded all parts of the
West and Canada, in the same expeditions and eoOnom
Rs- Any further information will be given on appcs
tOn, personally by letter, addressed TO
W. & J. r. APsCOTT. s6 South st. NY.
VIM TAPSCOTT s. CO.,
St. Georges Buildings, Liverpool, and Eden Quay
Dublin Of any Of our Agents throughout the United
States and Canada. MIA 3m#
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TRY SMITHS CHEAP HATS
ND CAPS. A NEW AND FASHION
n able hat for 81 so; fine do 81; Superfne SEM
DO, 81 20; best quality $S. Caps, from 25 cts. EM
p. SMITHS, &2S$
No. 85z Pearl street, EA$S
opposite Frankfort street, ,&SSNSSS
rJ6 tfsrnk &lS~>~
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AZ Chelsea Building and Mutual Loan
ASSOCIATION.-The third regu meeting OF TINS Asso
citation will held at the Assembly Rooms corner OF
25th st and Sth Avenue, on MONDAf GfNNANS'
March 49, 1882, at 71S o'clock. - -.
IT "a we'll known that the majority Of persons who
wish avail themselves Of the advantages OF buulng
the etv and very many of them unable TO attend
the meetings those Associations which are located IN
objection It was found necessary organise Assoca
ton with location convenient and decidedly pre-
ferable in its operations - 80. ..,
Among the many advantages which this Association
possesses over others might be named the following;
The entrance will be so cents per share mon THY
dues$2 which will be received in 81 instalments, and
at anv time during the month most convenient to share
holders The value each share will be S5OO Wh9 VIII
not shareholder when they can do SO by SAVING
cents per day ,, - - -
few persons but what spare the above amount from
This small sum- if deposited in of 81, in this AS
aoeiation will in very few years. amount to the large
ann of $500 Or if you wish purchase the house you
live in or build snug residence for yourself you can
holder in this Association, and have only to pay
the amount as you are paying Tor rentthus
in short time you own free ana clear the house yoS
Exemption carefully secures to you tul ownership
Of the same against execution for debt. ,s.-
Ladies and gentlemen wishing to become shareholders
can so by leaving their with the entrance tee
with either the officers of this Associ9tion and we'll
known residents of the upper section Of the CITY,
hook containing Articles Of Association can be had
Interest at the rate of per cont. will be allowed
MEL BARNES President No. ll6 West 22d st.
GEORGE R. HOWELL, Vice President No. S2 Park
Row. ~ ooo VII, A.,
W. VI. BRAcKErr, Attorney No. IS Nassau st.
IRUsrEEs-Abraham Brown, cor. 9Th Av- and 10th ST.
Francis SniHen No 637 Hudson st; James Moore cor
2sth St; James P Decker, No % West 18th ST Daniel
Wilson, Lamartine Place Jzo om"
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as- Third Mechanics Building and Mu-

~ Third Mechanics Building and Mu-
THAI, LOAN ASSOCIATION The Unprecedented sue
cess of the second Mechanics Building and Mutual Loan
Association (2 % shares having been subscribed Tor be-
fore the first monthly meeting and the subscription
books closed very large plumber OF per-
sons having been disappointed in becoming members of
the second have commenced q Third Mechanics Build.
ing and Mutual Association, having incorporated
in their Constitution the advantageous principles
TO shareholders which found such favor with the public
and which filled up the second, its predecessor so rap
idly. ,, g oo,,;n h;s nv
earnings than triple itself IN the space OF
few years. any person who IS deslrous OF DortoWn
moaev in order purchase his own house on One mo u
Advantageous terms who will but take the trouble 70
compare the advantages offered by this Assocaon poth
lenders and borrowers, with those offered py oene
soeiatons will at once hnd the key TO Vhe VI Jul
plan for instance, ~, .
lst 1t will loan money at per cent per annum on the
amount advanced.
3D. 1t will allow interest at the rate Of Per cent per
aunum to all persons who pr fer paying their subscrp
ton months more in advance, thus securing
double nterest-frsty the above per cent? secondly
their share of the profits Persons who wish TO borrow
money for the purpose of buying building their own
House OF Farm here secure advance on r more
liberal terms than offered by any other association
9d Persons desrous of withdrawing from the Society
can do 40 at any time by giving months notce and
receive back all the dues paid by them with ntereso AT
the tie Of per cent per annum ,,.4o
person will but IA cents day, (ane unete
s not one person who if disposed can IN 6ns
Society secure in few years small capital lSVOol
with which he can establish himself in BUSINESS anu
thus achieve his own independence .,,
The entrance fee is so cents per sharei monthly pay
ments 50 per share value of each share $500. ,,
Ladies and gentlemen dcsrous OF joining can le"'e
their names with -.
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Formation Of Co-Pa,tnerabip.

EOTmat1On Of CO-PaTtneIshlp.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
l. a Co-partnership under the firm of PRICE & SONS,
and will continue the business of the late firm Of
ney & Price, at 100 Fulton street.
They respectfully invire attention to their very large
stock Of Labels, WRAPPERS, PATENT MEDICINE
DIRECTIONS, &C.. embracing of the most extensive
be found in the Uni'ed states-adapted
to DRUGGISTS, PERFUMES, MANUFACTURERs,
and other Every description Of Labels Wrappers,
&c.. furnished to order
nr PRINTING in every variety, from the finest Cold
Silver Embossed Illuminated, and Xyl graphic, down to
the plainest Lettcr-Press work promptly executed.
PHILO PRICE,
EDWARD A. PRICE,
THEODORE H. PRICE.
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j. II. SAYRE, President.
S. p. TOWNSEND, Vice Prest, 81 Nassau So.
JAcoB PEcARE, Secretary. l63 Hester st.
John Hooper, Surveyor, JOG Fulton st.

CYRUS H. Loutrel, n Maiden Lane Josiah NJ. Smith,
corner Centre and Hester SITS Dr. Henry s. Downs 1OS
Grand st G.. M. Wright Columbia and Union st.,
Brookyn Henry S1berhorn, "a Chrsty ST. R. NJ. Sell
leok 90 Fulton ct.
Edmund J. Porter City Hall Place; G. N. Potter q
Wall st., Attorneys.
The first regular meeting for the payment of dues and
admission of MEMBERS will be held Tuesday Evening,
March l6 at ~ o'clock Union Buildings l63 Bowery.
Mr. D. p Barnard and John Hooper will explain the
workings of this Association The Secretary is daily from
AM to PM Mt his Office 1853 Hesterst for the purpose
Of receiving subscriptions. F2g IT,
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BURTONS. CHAMBERS STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF
IL COMIC TALENT.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
Monday-PAUL PRY- with Mr. Burton Mr. H PIaoide
Mr. lester, Miss Mary Taylor, miss HILL and Mrs
Hughes. And the Rreat far of
RATHER EXCITED-in which Mr. T Johnston Miss
Weston and Mrs Dyott will perform.
Tuesday-The Wet End and The J. J. s. with Messrs
Placide, Dyott, Lester Blake Johnston, SC.
W Wednssday-The Breach of Promise, The Frst Night
and The Duel in the Dark
Thurs day-The Road to Ruin.
Fridav-Domhev