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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1852
CELF,sEALING ENVELOPES..-

~ FREDERICK A LONG. No u Aaa st, Die SAX
er Enbosser and Man uscfrfer. would call hs attention
Of the pubic 70 the beautiful Pssns S.lf sealing esvs
opss M add stanps according To orts AID 20 the
rev styls Of 8uSirsss Ca de-. kas-s &c Which he
PREPARED 10 fuAah shortest nrc- ard the most
fsyorsbs tefns Orders sectsd ON tbs rae End treat
fRe ues uents Off red. ~. B-4g-ps wanted and liberal
ecnnssiea allowed y. A. LONG, No ~ Ann-ss., ny.
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STEAM ENGINE and BOILER For
~ Sale. Engine 10 horse power made by WIN, Rofdoa;
bcssr, locomotive IS horse power all IN perfect otder
ssen at No $50 Stanton Also eogae. horse
peweF
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| IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Loaa

l. Fund Life Assurances Society Of London 0elsra
Aeent's Once No. Grand st., Jersey CiyThe sbOve
Company continues 70 effect nsuascs en- the lives Of
soss resident in the untsd Stases and California snA
other special hazards, fair rates Of prsnisn. tsr
terms blank forms e. iGe'{ + n ssII: ..s As...
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! GREAT LABOR.SAVING MA

CHINE Let the Practical Tailors can ~ 70; wi
Sssdwsy. kewYerk. up Stairs, and go Iso L.
sssss than b done By three psssrs IN the ordinary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

NOR SALE Several secondhand En-
snss and Boilers in good order. OF dli.Isa, sizes
49, nsw made to order in the best q. eafs
iVh 1t, Day Dock. .a 4t
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WATCHES.-A small

w invoice per ASIA at reduced prices. Gold Lever,
full jeweled $36 SIS and $40; r. q Beesleys Hunting
Patent Levers S<o Ladies Gold Watches low as $2S;
Silver Lover full jswsed So Wholesale and retail BY
st. up stars, and No 254 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

WATCHES received i've l| per :. steam .,na,
Watches which will be sold very low prices Cylinder
watches At $40 so; gold Watches sass gold lever.
$50 hunting do SIS gold plated levers full swsled,
warranted time keeper, SIS. l. JACOBS,
Inporter of fne Watches and Jswery, Toe Chatham ~
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k1 osfs1 p Il. 03tkkk1EnNsbunoH

COPARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers
Ohave formed q copsstnsrship under the na4e an6
A,D or GrRMOND xBRADF6RD, IN ne CLOTHING
BUSINESS. and tdey will continue such busasss - me
"a stand Ne 81 John u Dated New York, March l.,
ia1a GEORGE q 0URMOND,
RICHARD J. BRADGO0O
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STEWARDS PLANTAGE EN- EFT
~ GUARD RAZORs.-The subscribsrs eontiBu s to ~.
esivs regular supplies Of this celebrated Razor Tor sale
at wholesale ozly BY FRANCIS TONES SONS, No.
Maiden lane. sole agents fr c. Stewart Co, Channg-
eross Loldos Also the celebrated Army Razor n entire
new article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
COM MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
NON Ely Nj A n X Z r.

FRIDAY, March 12-0P M.
We have nothing to report in the stock market
The bubble is steadily expanding and must ultimately
burst We notice to-day cash transacti.n than
usual which is indication Of excrton the part Of
sellers This will give check to speculation very few
operators in the street overburdcned with So
long they buy time there il limit to their
purchases At the first beard to-day, Zinc Company sd
vanced = per cent Erie Railroad. y Long Island y ;
Delaware and Hudson, y Dauphin Coal Company 4 ;
Erie bonds, 1850 4 New Haven Railroad. * Reading
Railroad. a.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted to $50 no. payments S249O
74-bslsnce. S2,421, 2e9 Is.
There a moderate demand for foreign exchange
for remittance by the steamship Franklin tomorrow
The market has been literally supplied with bills and
drawers have not been so firm. We quote bills on
London st 10 los per cent premium On Paris ST 90
sc 16A. Amsterdam, Al 41s Bremen. 1Sl4 ISL.
Hamburg, 3G3s 36A. The Franklin will take out but
small amount Of specie
The steamship Asia Liverpool brings three days
cal point Of ,iew favorable vary materially
from that brought by the Arctic Full reports Of the
kets will be found under the proper head
The Secretary Of the department Of Public Works Of
Canada has given notice that the weand Canal is in
CROUCH good state Of repair and efficiency and win be
=, ened for navigation by the 10th Of this month
Marshsl Pepoon to-day elected a director or the
North River Bank.
The annexed statement exhibits the absolute and con-
Ii gen. debt Of each State according to the latest re.
turns also the aggregate of all the States for sevcra
years -
c..
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sgreesbe state Of uncertainty which give opPsumty
for te speculatos engaged in the enlargement u the
public debts to carry out every sbect hy had 10 view
This they successfully accomplished tho result cleasy
shows
After several years Of this Of Anancierng rather
swindng, the bubble burst Tho scales fell from the
eyes Of the people and the game up Changes were
made in the legislatures Of the States New members
untanted with any of the proceedings Of previous years
elected and thorough system Of investigation into
the public finances adopted The operations of treasury
department exposed and in several instances where
the greatest outages had been committed where all sorts
rascaity had been practised where debts had been
contracted not only in opposition to the constitution
State, but at sacrifices where the most whole
sae plumber appeared in the most palpabe focm in fact
where the treasury and the people had been publicly
robbed reputation resorted to tho only remedy
With bankrupt treasury, with insolvency spread broad
cast the land with half the people ruined and the
other half shorn Of most Of their possessions the public
mind became desperate and the long list of wrongs
increased rather than reduced Plunged from the very
pinnacle Of prosperity to the very lowest depths of ad
vcrsity, we should not wonder that acts were
committed, which a long period of reflection has
shown unjust, If not Illegal and dishonest.
liquidation the result Of the excitement which at
that time most intense. 1t caused In the first
place by knowledge Of the insolvency of the State
second place. the knowledge that the delinquency
upon contracts made in the face Of clause in the State
constitution which clearly showed their iegay. Had
there been any doubt upon this point there Is not State
in the Union that would have been tainted with such
crime reputation 1t is therefore plain that but for
the utter inability of the regulating States to meet their
periodical payments promptly, but for the impossibty of
escaping the odum of delinquency there would have been
no advantage taken of the of portion
of the debts negotiated We by uphold the doc
rine Of repudation; but upon the contrary condemnt
1t impression that every claim against every repuda
ting delinquent State In the confederacy will not only
be ultimately assumed but fully Iqudated There
be acknowledgment of the legality Of Of the
claims made but their justice will be admitted and they
will be provided for. We probably shall at future
day to this important and interesting subject
greater length We have made rapid progress In the
improvement Of our State finances and notwithstanding
all the complaints made and the great evils which really
exists there very little doubt but that eventually every
| creditor will receive the utmost fraction due
The annexed statement exhibits the value and quantity
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption
for warebousing and the amount withdrawn from
| house during the week ending the 18th inst =
l MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN Oar GooDs
/ Eater for Consl nfiOu
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made up from the official reports Of
snd auditors to the Legislatures Of the different States
made at dates 20 that given The amount put
down under the head Of contingent debt is that formed
for other purposes than directly for the people Of the
State IT consists Of loans made for the advancement
interest not entirely identified with the welfare
the people large The public treasury is responsible
for the prompt payment OF the interest this contingent
debt and for the payment Of the principal maturity
unless provided for by the parties more directly
connected With it, The contingent debt Of any state
in the Union has been created by lending the credit
OF the public treasury for private purposes. This
ubessty the part OF the legislatures is the first
great cause a the adoption Of reputation But for this
the cjum of that crime would have rested upon
any state q the confcderacy Had the State legislatures
confined their financial matters t. legitimate consu
tiona cha they been free from certain ubiquitous
outside influences in other words had halls Of
legislation not been lcd with schemiDg. unprnciped
specustors during period Of great commercial pros
pery every State would have this moment free
from the charge Of rcpudiaton delinquency At
the time hese contingent debts contracted the
public mind filed with visions Of immense wealth
springng from works Of internal improvement the
fol nation Of banking Institutions, from all sorts Of
imaginary and perfect maris existed for all
sorts ~ projects Individual credit having been cnor-
uiousiy inflated. exhausted and II became ne.
cessary t. keep thc elements a speculation in ac-
tive operation some other way. Banks msuu-
featured by the dozen in the carly part of the
and their capitals filed by individual subscription
A. they business loans and discounts
~cte moi oy easily obtained but fairly forced upon the
community Ia the way The movement progressed
~ every rsOurCe ued Up except State credit This
vas The ass resort but Il available when absolutely
nece'safy The legislature = NEARLY every State IN The
Union VS. hrmed IL specus,ors &C the most reckless
descii2to on Nety every outdoor interest wa repre-.
-cDcd ana when The propcr time arrived the necessary
means were forthcoming Debts not only 81 nm uacon.
slit uonai hut ~ The cxtroyagunt character were
authorized and negotiated no provisions mnde for
the payment Of interest o. principal from the pro-
eeeas Of i bank canal the expenditure Wa
made for The people werr ior time doiudod ana H.
ccyed with the belief that no more burden would be
5mpo cd upon them--that direct taxation would he en-
trey removed by The producircnc q the investments
mad. Of the money raiod State bonds Az tt's VS.
verg pss.-an., very ss.,tsci<y fx s.me-is "a a.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE-THE
subscriber offers for sale the following portion Of his
Real Estate in this city vzFour four story brick houses
with stores Sixth avenue Twenty fourth street. be-
brick swelling houses on seventh avenue near Twenty
three story brick houses in Sacke South Brooklyn
being within two minutes walk Of Hamilton Perry and ten
one parcel on Broadvsy at i. junction with the Eighth
be purchased in this city Ten lots of ground Fifty
eighth street. the Fifth Three lots of ground
Broadway Fftythrd street Four lots Of ground
on street. near Tenth avenue Three lots Of
ground Fortyninth street Broadway. Four lots
Of ground Sixty street, Sixth Three
lots Of ground Eighth avenue Sevenytrd street,
Any portion all of this property will be sold very
liberal terms as to payments, and at low prices.
FERNANDO WOOD, 1877 Broadway,
stairs. From 10 to B O'Clock.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE,

CAMDEN AND AABoy RAILROAD, FOR pHILA-
~ d"lPha from pier No. ], North river OF Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two Incs daily.
morning line leaves ~ A. NJ Afternoon express line at
~ M through 10 fhiladelpha 10 four and hours.
eaa ear "a second class tby r. NJ line only)
street az n NJ aud T.. NJ Emigrant lihe nv
IkhhsfoR1' isom pier No. l. atJP. N. Pare 81 20.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DiRECr--Jr. $.
~ mai and Express Lines, through In ~ hours N. J.
hairoad va Jersey CITY leaving Now York NJ foot
Of Cortisndt street A. and 81 y. NJ Liberty street
Leave fhisdeple same hours from foot Of Walnut
Fare reduced to 81 for 6rst class and &C second
IatD,rn, Nasrltnn and G. arcstcn ,hraNet Nlets
lr the above ncs and through iusyaee carried IN the A.
esd ~ NJ h~ts fsa NsS rsrk, With thxopga sond,s
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DswERv THEArRK-Thc grand national and PATRIOTIC
drama Of Putnam will commence the entertainments
this evening Messrs Eddy, Tilton and Dcrr van sustain
tho principal characters. The next piece rn M inc
drama Of the Murdered boatm"n COM, as Dick parsci
The eutcrt ainments will conclude with the capital
drama Of s'oiiver list with stevens, uocra anu
Fanny Wallack, in the leading characters ms pro-
cr.rme viii be sure to draw y large sssemblage.
D-..ov., TurArRr-Mr Forrest will appear tomor-
.n;nr in the character of Rolia, In the tragedy Of
/. pssrro" He will be ably supported by Mr.. Conway,
a. Aonso Mr. Fsnno Pixsrro Mad Ponisi, as Cora,
and Mrs Abbott Elvira. This is excellent cast,
and viii be to draw vast crowd Of Mr. Forests
admirers The entertainments will conclude with the
farce Of Mr. and Mrs. r." Davidge, q great favorte
and an excellent comedian win figure in the leading
character and doubt. will, Is usually the
elicit the applause Of the vsters Of the Metropolitan
Theatre
Bunroe's TnxArRk.-The celebrated comedy entitled
sDombey and Son and the universally popular comedy
aycd The Toodes comprise the amusement selected by
surton for this evening All the leading members his
powerful company will appear Who resist visiting
surtons when such highly attractive bill y offered
secure places early you desire comfortable seats.
NATIONAL THEATRr-Purdy. usual. presents fine
entertainment this evening. The first announcement in
the programme is the drama Of the Peoples Lawyer"
which Il ably cast The next feature will be the very
popular drama entitled the New York Fireman.. which
has often performed at the National Theatre with
the greatest and enthusiasm. The concluding
piece will he the laughabe sketch called Landsharls
and SeaSu with many prominent artists In the leading
parts
BARsuMs MUsEuM.-Ths establishment Ia crowded
every afternoon and evening. to witness the pleasing
light and highly amusing dramatic selections which
given Professor Mccormick will exhibit his wonderful
feat Of walking the ceiling The pieces selected
The Bottle" and the grand spectacle OF Cherry and
Fair STAR
BowEnr CiRcus-The excellent equestrian perform
which nightly giyon at the Amphitheatre give
the utmost delight and amusement to the visitors Sand
and his greatly admired in their beautiful postur
ing and the exercises in the ring enthusiastically
Pauded
CHRIsTy's MrsTRELs are. usual, attracting large
audiences Their programme of entertainment for this
evening such will be to draw large audience
for the annual benefit Of that very excellent per-
former Max Zorcr.
Woops MNsTRRLs-This band Of negro minstrels arc
to give an afternoon and evening performance to-day
They continue be witnessed Large assembages and
received with much delight.
Miss CoRIsNE LAcoNBE, young Lady possessing very
fine soprano voice. and Of finished musical education
pears Boston next week in series of concerts to be
given there. We have doubt she will become great
fsyorte.
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AGENCY.

WoRTHINGTON G. sNETHEN CONTINUES To
practice law in the supreme Court-to attend 10
bete 'gngress-to prosecute claims and settle
against tbs Deparm and Boards Of Commssione,st
procure patents at home and
Oouby iandsto collect debts dividends an ne-
rtah e In any part oil the United States and in foreign
oounteso make Investments ofunds in loans and
nnd lands and patent rights any Of
UhOn Particular attention paid to California land title
cases coming 20 the United States Supreme Cont ON an
nehL Communications, prepaid address TO w a. Sne.
then, No. = Carroll Place, Capitol Hill Washipgtnn ID q
will meet with PROMPT attention. 800 - -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RgNEWED EVERY DAY.
ss- SEE FIFTH PAGE. -a0
SALES BY AUCTION.

A DRIEN II. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale in order Of the
Now York, situated on the Fourth Fifth, Sixth, and
Sixty seventh Sixtyoighth Sxtyninth
tieth. Seventy Seventy and Seventy third
ten square Adrien Muller will sell at auction Tues
Exchange by order of the Supreme Court under
the direction OF Pho Ruggles ESQ., referee valu
able lots above belonging to the estate Of
deceased this sale free ana without limitation
bidder There probably has been better opportunity
offered to the citizens Of New York for twenty years
beng the vicinity Of Hamilton and other contemplated
private redenee The whole OF this property
ed by four Of the leading avenues and bounded either
side the Fourth and Sixth railroads. Sixty
cent Of tho purchase money remain at the option Of
the bond and mortgage for three at
the subscriber No. Wall street.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioncer.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

u UBBER CAR SPRINGS-THE FOLLOWING AD-
~ ditonal testimonial to the merits of NJ RAYS In
dia Rubber Car Springs, all others has been
ceived II needs commcut:-Hudson River Railroad o
fee, 6o Warren street, New York. Msrch5 1852 NJ Ray
EsqDear Sir: Since connection with this road have
watched with much interest the matter Of Rubber
for railroad cars and have hesitation saying that your
spring ncomparaby the best article which have seen or
used have tried others, and found them fall under
pressure or to freeze in cold weather and
than useless should prefer using double their
cost to employing other rubber spring which fallen
under my notice Your Springs possess the quality Of
preserving their elasticity at all temperatures Yours
OLIVER II. LEE
Late superintendent OF the Hudson River Railroad.
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EXPRESS AGEUCTR9.

RERF0RD Il CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA FRII0H1
Package and Parcel Express for California Oregon,
Sandwich Islands China, and South America nsyj
shp%ent will go forward by the fast steam
ship III Dorado the only line March 10Th In charge Of
our Special Messenger No package should exceed l
Iounds All goods should be made waterproof Small par.
GELS for our express trunks received to o'clock of the
DAY Of sailing No charge for custom house fees
oerihcates Passage secured the u. s. mail line OF
steamers, az the lowest rates, st our Office.
BLRFohD x CO, ? Yesey stredt, Aston House.
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AMUsESIEN'rS,

IlOwERY THEATRE.-BoxEs. IS CENTS; PR, ,y,1
win Be gs,tsr%ss the equestrian
o ,ss Edy aSRbh hE
w cssy TssSs Ssyss.ss crsss 9:4 sasaI Esl
sykes ooSslL A,sful Dodger Mr. Stevens Mr.. Dusbe
Mr.. Grsiths; Nancy Sykes. Miss Fanny wallsek
ysts BoIss S. OroSsstrs Seats Is cents Doors open It
~ .ssS sos Ssm sSs;.s
S n s MI Es
Mas Weston; Florence DoMstey Miss ll MRS siewton
s s.s Aa sy Mr. to @
T%Stay To0as s Mrs. Hughes Frank Acorn Mr. Bland
erfs and Boxes .x:, % Gents PIC A oepts Orchestra
.s;sP'sS fs re
s Sc as sy ss H YORK OIL MI Y
Ass sx1sSr1 T H Ssno Ts with
G. Jones; Polly, Mrs. W. q. Jones, 'N ''''' =
NnRISTy's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO.
~ Rroadwsy above Grand streetIopen every nigh.
knew cn.sys MUsss: !. and YER
under the management Of l. r chrsty whose In
this city for Of five have been received
a Informed that the saturday are
continued On Saturday next March H annual benefit Of
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
Rrietcr; s. A. Wells, Managor-Open every night-Mr.
Wood takes great pleasure announcing that no eff
Other Viz sipss sSsIy s sna
x 81 ne e asd
merit the APPRECIATION Of his friends and the public Tickets
70 90
and Saturday afternoons at 8 O'Clock.
DROP. KORMENDI, THE GREAT HUNGARIAN WI
card would respectfully announce series Of Physical
BY celebrated Spanish Magician Antonio Cordero
on Of
and two following evenings Beautiful and astounding
u'i TS, and @ and
Doors open ~ to commence at o'clock precisely Want
NIRCUs NEW YORK AMPMTHEATRE 81 BOWERY
a tho s a.
snes By all the great riders; TwS rva
sn
the world! Boxes. Is cents; Pit, l2a cents.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, 72s BROADwAY.-MR.
~ Leachs grand Classic Concert Tuesday evening" March
phen Leach; Mr. H. C. Tmm. Mr. II W. Greatorex, Mr.. W.
commence at O'clock
PSYCHOLOGY AND SPIRIT RAPPINGs.-PROFEs-
Owen will lecture this Saturday, Union Building.
l63 Bowery; when addition experiments upon persons
cism. Go Doors open at 6 to com.
menee at IL. Admission. one shilling.
THE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD, DIS
spa 81 MsseS Wss
Living Horse, With Living Snake in its over four
nsa s II b. the Si
this the greatest curiosity and wonder Of the age Admis
sion, Is cents; children half price.
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AnIUsEN fENTS.


saa rars' sssss A rssls es.;s .sS
All 70 At ~ o'clock s...rasy evenins Asrcs
Forrest htalihs Mr. Pope: 0rSzeso Mr. Dsvidss; Ursss
Mr. Ly-ter rfarro Mr. fSnno Aiesxo M Conway, Vs.
is,t. TO conclude with the f.rse All AM, MRS. r.
r rras s NJ p MszS, a sa h r mr ysgass
cia,isea. Miss crosksr.
NIhLo's GARDEN.-MH. JOHN sEFTons AssIsTANv
s. Doors M o w. q 9
F,rss appearances Of the celebrated rrma S,nns rsn
Hudson popular irss comsdisn and %oea viii ola.
es Miss nn DAILY 3 and mi
q tue aSIs essn,ss
M sd wa che '"s
ant to the entire perform
ssas ssr. saurass ssI nsts aa.! ~:
at popular and moral r asms *
InE norrLE Previous to wisn the xntipedssn Fess q
evening at. the Of Prof Mscermo.
XSS rxIk STAR s'iS "i biz VIE Is.
may be seen. and is great curioscy-
NIBLo's GARDEN-sPEcIAJ. ANNOUNCEMENT
the Rhs s
brilliant in the principal cities o Europe hs
s:
ruaT the
day evening" March l5 will also appear on WednesAsv
the ponuSr irish GomSdan and voosist will siso
those evenings Opera and Irish supported
by talented company The orchestra and chorus will
particulars will be duly announced Tickets 90 cents
EELLows' MINsTRRLs-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
original and celebrated Of Ethiopsn performes,
respectfully informs the citizens of Now York that he has
closed their sorees in this city un further They
will visit Of the principal cities West ind South
vious to their reopening their Concerts in broadway
J.B. FELLOWS. Proprietor.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-GRO.
Lea Proprietor.-Two performances age given every
day, commencing o'clock tho afternoon half
past n the eysnins This establishment the only place
The company is composed OF secc for
their beauty and figure and under the supervision Of
81 Wit IL s
selected from the most admired sculpture with
properties and appointments. '.Lea's Female Opera
win appear every and evening Mons Lafsrge tie
original Antipodean Pedestrian, win walk "head down
wards the COOLING at elevation Of twenty-five feet
ali eomPeOrs in the shade TIE greatest wonder ths
world eyer produced Mons Gregors the strongest m In
audience may choose TO Offer with other unparalleled feAts
Of strength The unrivalled tribe of Acrobatc Sisters
will appear in their wonderfu gymnastic entertainments
tions. variety Of given
and evening" such at other
establishment in the world For full particulars Of each
Seats in Private Boxes so ccnts Orchestra Seats with
cushioned arm chairs, M cents; Boxes Is centsi Gallery
l21s cents.
GRAND SACRED CoNCERT-sUNDAY EVENING.
~ March IA, at National Hall, and 81 Canal street.
Vocal and Instrumental will appear vocalists-Miss
Moore Herr Quint Herr Rudol6 and Grand Orchestra
under the direction Of Mr. Herwig Tickets cents Doors
lars please see programme.