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Supreme Court-Specinl Term.


DrogioSs-MaRcH27.- Jan Nestc rs. Conopcr.-ycrdict
set aside and new trial had Costs to abide the event
Tie North Rirer Bank rs. Wilta,a H. Sackct Sc.-ver
dict set aside and new trial granted
DouTg De Peysfe7The plaintiff alleges that prior
to the injuries Of which he complains he had been
cciy,d into the retreat called the sailors Snug iIarbor
for maintenance and support ~ aged decrerid and
worn out sailor; that he was and continued, inmate
Of the institution and such IL entitled support and
maintenance therein for life that his return To the in
stution after short necessary absence the defendant
who Is officer called the Governor refused to allow him
to enter, and drove him keeping him out, and de-
privng him OF the support to which he says. he
justly and legally entitled to his damage FIVE thousand
dollars To this complaint the defendant demurs insist
ing that the facts stated assuming them all to be true
are not sufficient to constitute of action. On the
hearing IL was urged that the institution was mere
charity that person had any absolute legal right to
its privileges and that for the redress Of any supposed
grievance resort must be had not TO the courts but to
the trustees who invested by law with the vstora
authority. This argument when first presented struck
cmind of the court with much force On reflection how
it nappicabe to the present The plain
tf was not original petitioner for admission lie had
passed the ordeal Of the trustees and been regularly re-
ceivod inmate Az between himself and all persons
other than the beard he had acquired certain rights which
could not be invaded without cause Had stranger.
having no connection with the institution obstruced
him in the exercise of those rights ii is clear that
action might have been maintained in any other
Of respass But the defendant it is said officer
called the governor The complaint describes him.
Can any and every officer then matter how great
how small his functions turn out and keep out any and
every inmate. at his mere will and pleasure! Such
doctrine will hardly be advanced in this country Our
climate Il not adapted TO its culture The whole spirit
OF our constitution and laws both State and national Is
inconsistent with the growth existence OF arbitrary
power Some authority. therefore beyond that implied
in the designation of officer governor must be
shown to warrant the commission of an act, which. with
out such authority IL a naked trespass If Ii exist
presume il does. IL can be shown. 1t must be stated
sirmatyey. that the court may not only notice it,
which udcally cannot otherwise be done but may judge
Of its ubcency in rcfersnce to the in hand This,
according TO the code only be done by way Of
The demurrer accordingly Is overruled and udg
men given for the plaintiff unless the defendant (Which
he may do without cos sha answer in twenty
mott Oft IL orla
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CLOTEiING.

SOYS' READY-hADE CLOTHING, WHOLESALE AND
u Retail J1 Broadway.-The Subscribers invite the at
tsnton Of the public to their superior stock Boys Ready
made Clothing, made tho ashionab STYLE
ss'ng of Youths Frock and Sack Coats Round Jackets
Pants and Vests Chdrens plain and embroidered cloth
and velvet Suits, farcy Sacks &c. &C. Also splendid
assortment of Cloths Cassmeres, Meaos Yelvets, &c.
which will be made order the styles
CAFFRY BLOOD, as4 Broadway, SIDE second door
above White street.
CAST OFF CL0THTNG.-WANTED TO PURCHASE.
~ about two thousand dollars worth Of good Oft
clothing in large or small Quantities. for which tho full
value VIII be given money application either
personally through post James Moroney his store
III Orange street, few doors from Chatham street.
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Naval Intelligence.

Tho U s. steam frlgac Susquehanna bcoring The brosd
pennant OF Commodore John IL. Aulck left Zanzibar
Dec s, for Ceylon and China.
The U. s. razco independence at Naples on the
10th Of January last and may bc expected at New York
about the middle or last OF May.
The U. s. storc~bp Southampton sailed from San Fran
cpco on the I'd of kobruary ytatinatou not reported
The U frigste RariiAn, Capt Charles Gaanit, w~ At
Usllso Jan IL
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FINE ARTS.

MR J. II. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTIsTEs DKGs
NJ most respectfully 60 innate to tho profession that
his services will be available from tho middle OF April until
the end OF August Parties dcsrous of engaging him to
the care OFFS o. JoLlE 300 Broadwsy which will receive
immediate attention.
ITO MAP PUBLISHERs-THE PLATES AND COPY
right Of the largo and splendid Maps OF Louisiana
Mississippi and Alabama showing Tho townships and
tiopal limos Of the United states together with
small plates, compiled by the late John La Tourotte
offered for sale TO close tho They may
be had AZ bargain, by applying Sherman Smth Map
Pubhers broadway aud Cedar street. or to H.
BsnRst ~ Aad 90 Diane street, New York.
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Meteorological Observations.

Moesr's MAGNETIC LINE, CORNER
BROADWAY.
SATURDAY March 81 1867
BCfrAto, oAM,-Thcrmomctcr 46: wind north; cloudy
and smoky morning Barometer 295i
i. MA very pleasant evening. Barometer % o.
Thermometer 10; wind northeast
RoonrsTFR p A MA dark cloudy unpleasant morn
ing Wind northwest, Thermometer 40
sP.M MA cloudy and muddy evening. Wind wcst ;
thermometer 80
AonuRS, oAM.-A warm cloudy morning; has the ap
pcafance Of rain Thermometer ~
S II Nit Is cloudy evening with SYMPTOMS Of q
storm Thermometer 30. and growing cold
SyRACusr. A. Mt Is cloudy morning with the ap
pcarance of rain Thermometer A5.
S II MA cloudy evening with small sprinkinc OF
rain. Wind northwest; Thermometer SO
uuck A. Mt l. a clear and pleasant morn
ing Wind north; Thermometer AS
So M-Cloudy. but warm and pleasant Wind east;
thermometer ~
AIsAny, "a MI Is cloudy morning, but rather
pcmant Wind northwest Thermometer Ill Barome-
ter 80 $50 Mercury co.
SP The sky H. clear Wind west; barometer 30;
mercury G5, thermometer 10
TroY AM.itis quite pleasant though rather cloudy
1hoImcmetc 30,
sP 1t has been cloudy all day and il Is thought
II will rain before morning Thermometer 80
Pm During the morning severe storm
sifited tho city, accompanied by conicrAbls thpntsr
snd Iigi'tnlng
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Marine Disasters.

NoRFoiK, H1nrch 25 ISoI
The schooner Judge Hopknson, reported ashore ha
been gotten of. badly damaged
The schooner Laa Rookh. Cupsizcd at Croncy Island
bae been righted and brought up to the city.
the ship fhilura ashore at Cape Henry, was twj
fathoms under water al low tide
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From the South,
SSIPPI PLANTERS BANK BONDS--LOUISIASA

MISSISSIPPI PLANTERS BANK BONDS--L0UlSIASA
LEGISLATURES.
BAL1IMoRr, March % 1852
The State Senate of Mississippi have laid the table
the resolutions submitting to vote of the people the
question Of paying the Planters Bank Bonds
The Legislature Of Louisiana have adjourned sine d.
Previous to adjournment, the Senate rejected the bill
repeating the usury law Of the state,
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRiMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
lvl LoverProfessor Lawton Boston formerly Of Ion
dos will send TO address, receipts Of dollar
paid plain directions BILE ladies
The devoted affections Of many Of the opposite the
hearts desire. The simple but captivating
that all may be married Irrespective OF appearance
position and last though not least IL can be with
such and deioaey that detection is ssbe Al
dress Professor Lewton Boston, Mass No letters taken
esop, the Poet omcs unless the postsxe In paid
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TTLUG RAP

AtBArY, March q, 1852
The accident to Mons Macfer Is much regretted here
account of preparations being made to employ him
blow up q ledge Of rocks siarcy's Farm few miles
below this city. w
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SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 80, 1859


LB0IsLATIvR BUsINRss-THR CANAL CONTRACTS
ALBANY CITY AND TIN susQUEHANNA RAILROAD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY, March q, 1852
Neither house Of the Legislature has been engaged in
the accomplishment Of any important business during tho
last two days Mr. Conger did not introduce his bill in
the Senate to-day expected lie takes the correct
view Of the in which the public works bc
satisfactorily completed II substantially the
the democratic members in both houses OF the last Lgs
lature attempted TO engraf in the Canal BILL but
now. II every democratic Senator should vote for Mr.
Congcrs bill 1t will still require one whg vote and that
cannot be obtained
Tho time OF the Assembly has been consumed to-day
in the debate on canal frauds and lettings Members
ashipg themselves into fury upon the matter The bill
introduced by Mr. Cushing is destined to pass which
declares the contracts legal and directs the Auditor to
pay drafts This is the way the affair will be settled and
supercede the necessity Of troubling the Court OF Appeals
As the thing was conceived In nluty SO will bc conti-
nued to the end.
general law will be passed to incorporate Ocean
Steamship Companies, instead OF granting special
charters. as they desire.
The project to induce tho city Of Albany to subscribe
million to the Suquehanna Railroad likely to fail The
credit of the city may be loaned for period of time,
upon safe considerations and upon pledge of sinking
fund
Tho river is again clear Of ice and navigation has re-
sumed Several tow-bos.a, with bargcs heavily laden
with produce departed to-day There is incaculablc
amount of freight which will he put under motion
follows -Fiour. 3.0:si bbls; beef l45i hbls pork,
$50 bls ashes 397 bbs provisions l. l2a bbs,; whskey
2422 bhs,: wheat 5019 bushels rye, 5000 do; oats
81 0O0 do cheese ST2o boxes: cheese, 3l casks hops
92 bales. W
Row in the New Jersey Legislature, &c.
TREsIor. March II, 1852
The Legislature of New Jersey has not yet adjourned
Governor Fort vetoed bill yesterday evening and the
consequence that the members of the House kicked
up quarrel with him about it, They remained in Sea-
sion till three O'Clock this morning, whom they took
till eight, and then recommended their fiery dis
cussion They continued the wrangie till late this
ing when they adjourned to renow their hosties on
Monday
Com. Stockton and Judge Grier left in the Southern
train. this evening for Washington
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From Philnd clphia.

TIE MURDERERs OF YOUNG LEHMAN CONVICTED
BAGGAGE CAR BURNED, ETC,
PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1852
The jury in the OF Bais and Matthias Skupensld
rendered their verdict this morning in which they de-
clare the prisoners guilty Of murder in the first degree
Upon the rendering Of the verdict, the elder brother
Matthias pale death. and kept his eyes fixed
upon object He appeared deeply affected, though
he did not show it by weeping Baise looked at the
jurors with great eagerncss His eyes very much
nfamed with crying lie has been deeply impressed
with the solcmniy and danger Of his position throughout
the whole trial but Matthias gave evidence of
triton until yesterday during the given by the
Court, when, after eating his dinner he wept bitterly
Matthias on his way back to prison. Informed OF
the officers who accompanied him that the third man,
who has been anxonsly sought after IL still in this
city that he Is tailor by trade and that he has been
In the habit of taking work out of Of the city
Up to the moment Of this disclosure Matthias has
fused TO say anything in reference to this third man
baggage attached to the Western Pittsburg
Through Line from Philadelphia caught fire Altona
Pa, and was totally destroyed, yesterday morning
At meeting of the committee To collect subscriptions
70 the stock of the sunbury and Erie Railroad Company
held last evening the Of S50400 of individual SUBJ
scriptions was reported as secured in this city.
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RROADwAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE
1,.s sr "a
WI I FR e 4:
Nj nsnry G MI. n h.sss hrs
hs % Go M s fs Sn % s
yoUS-snss: Mr. Whisina Ghsres. i Mr. Pope smart. Mr.
Reynolds; sophie Miss Kate Horn REESE. Mrs. ssf.on.
NIBLo's GARDEN-MANAGER.M MR.. JOHN sErroN;
Door. .psn to
s1'fs
ThillOp Marie MT Hudson Tonic and Captain oDon
as ss ssSis &s sss
T
~ vi" with
Manager and Frepsses John erssnvaod r; Assistant
Aanager-Admsson to the entire Museum and perform
and ssss
S s so%s 80 rs d
ing at ~ o'clock the grand Oriental speotsole httea
Ell %s ii %
srand day Of Cherry and Fair Star Monday
Happy Family aa aa are @ ss.ii
EELLoWs MINsTRELs.-TnE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and famed corps Of Ethiopian Perform
sa int s e aa
sy w perform n n a. sh in Nsy Haven hp OH
I " H. ss i sss1
18th.
N1R. EEMPsTERS FIRST ORIGINAL BALLAD EN-
I terainment this will bo gven at the TabernA-
Indians campla"s % MeraIas a' Soon and
The as ei Oh T sss JGhn ks ss
The Barring the Lament Of the Irish
ss IN fs ans ss s
Queen in three parts Tickets so cens Books ls conts
A ~ II u n n A v N MI n
"A commencing at o'clock-On Monday. March q, and
for the & es At The % three &c,
ing Models e. with new band Of EthiopiAa hnsreIs.
T The es Te
ons l The Mexican Guitar Player The Phs.no Murdsrins
NAPOLEON AT FoNTAINEBLEAU MARCH 81. 1914.
T 1
BY hn M Of psSpe nov
to 10 NJ Admission, IS cents; Children halfprico.
GRAND SACRED coNcERT-sUNDAY EVENING.
u March % at the National Hail. Nos ~ and 81 Canal
s'a9s
Az Maria song by Me Meyer Schubertl ssabas Mater
S'sis:'is Tss schts
Vn
M Se psar an Ts 'f sm % By !; s
Verdi Part ILL., Variations for string Instruments.
a Mis-
Tickets 70 cents Doors open att o'clock TO commence
i. THIES. Manager.
MONTAGUE HALL, BRooKLYN.-MR. CHARRUAUD
haSi above Assembly H''n on Thursday evening
NEW WORKERS GOING TO PHILADELPHIA, OR
d 6na ass
to the of Fifth and nine tables At
,s S51ss isssS:5s
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FINANCIAL.

Ny~NN
OFFICE or THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD d
~ Company, March ~ ls52-Proposal for S7000o0 OF
Coupon Bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panyPrcpo2a will be received at this office, before
~ the Coupon Bonds of this bearing interest ut
the rate Of six cent per payable semi
and the 1870 These bonds tho last
the list in the report Of 9 when the road
placed under They viii be issued in of 81 900
and $500 each and be free from State Payments will
be required Ollowthat is to Fifteen cent Of
the the acceptance of the BIDS and the balance
in equal monthly Of two, three four and
i've months commencing the LIST day Of june next,
time within the periods named Interest will be allowed
the fifteen per retained by the company and the
ing any hid. j. l. ATKINSON, Treasurer.
! York, and No: 50 Waterloo Road Liverpool. issue
Sight Drafts payable throughout England Ireland Scot
land and Wales also agents for the Empire Red STAR
Dramatic aad st. Georges of Liverpool Packets and
New Line from Hamburg and Rotterdam sailing weekly.
Certificates for above lines for sale.
ID ENHANCES TO ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOT
N land, ard WalesDrafts from 81 upwards pays-
Die at sight are issued By
only authorized agents this city for the Swallow Tau
lines Of Liverpool and London packets.
John McMICHAEl, &c OLD SLIP, CORNER or
a South has for sale drafts for which
sill be cashed throughout Great Britain aud Ireland Also
e Passss y hs as S u NsS
b. Co., Shermsr Collins, Acton Civil. Esq, SO.
S1. .5OO-WWnAaNSITlED1-A D PERSON wiTITnE ABOVE
in which there competition; easily manaSed pro-
tactorily shown interview Address Spring. Her
aid office, with name and residence.
9N soTD Nd, ANp 5
dollars for ten years at six per interest Apply
D. B. TAYLOR attorney At law, No. l56 Nassau
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From Boston.
THE SUFFOLK BANK ROBBERY M ASSAcHUSErrS
LBGIsLATURE-A SNIP CAPTAIN ARRESTED FOR
CRUELTY.

CRUELTY.
Bosros March 81 1852.
Mr.. Brewers dctalcat"ns. far ~ made known are
S3 SCI 62 Rumors r"wcvcr, current that tho COM
mitee of investigation ha,S discovered still larger def
cicnces in the bank accouts-various entries having
been found III the ledger withort any corresponding
charges in the bettcr The examination has been al
ourned TO Tuesday and Brewer held to ba in @ 900
In the House of Representatives to-day the debate
was the most exciting one ever known. The Liquor bill
under Discussion and il out that in caucus,
the coalitonists had pledged themselves to iron
rule and kill every and oil amendments proposed
Captain Perkins Of the ship Constantine has been
rested by officer Rackielewca, of New York for alleged
cruel treatment Of his The authorities have de-
toImined to try the case here
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LIQUORS.


EALKIRK, YOuNGERS. CAMPBELL'S, &C., SCOTCM
- Ale, Bass's East India Pale Ale Lendon and Dublin
Porter and Brown Stout in pnts and quarts in fine
dition, warranted genuine for sale at WIN Ii. UNDER
HILLS Wholesale and Family Store 430 Broome street.
n. B.-kendalls (economicat) Chemical Olive Soap.
Y II. SIMPSONS & SONS, 10 BEAVER STREET, HAVE
LIZ now on hand and offer for sale at lowest market
prices Brandcs CogDao Rochelle and Bordeaux different
NntaPes and assorted packages Gins, Double Swan and
Fine Apple brands burgundy and pure juice Port Wines
sherry and Madeira in assorted packages St. Julien Mar
gau Medoc and st Estaphc Carets in wood and botlc
Grave and White Wines, Hookhcmer &C. Also 700 Ha
yana and German Segars and 30 casks superior London
Porter.
MI b. PETERS n Co, IMPORTERS OF AND DEAL
1u ers in Champagne Wnos Brandies, Porters, Ales
Brown Stout, Havana Segars &C.. &c. l. Co. sgonts
for the celebrated Grape Leaf Champagne favoraby
known to lovers good wine. For sale wholesale retail
BY ~ u. PETERS Co, 800 Broadway. (Orders solicited
aud shipped with care.)
TyNHf FINEST GRADES OF BRANDIES WINES, ANp
all kinds OF Liquors, in bottle demijohp, wo0d in
every variety and OF the best vntagcs for SALE by WM
ii. UNDERHILI, Mt tho celebrated Store, f30 Bruoms
street of Crosby The attention Of
and all others, Is respectfully invited.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

A PARTNER WANTED-BY A MERCHANT TAILOR
"A n BroadNsyA man Of good business qualities who
can influence lair share Of custom, and can command
from Ss0 20 S1O0 IL Ia not that no should he
tA The chance will remain open for days. Inquire,
%. r. coo 1,roaiway.
DARTNER WANTED-fN A FRENCH AND GERMAN
Fancy Goods Importing Business with cash capital Of
hye thousand dollars Address O. At this ohce
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AMUsEMENTs,

ROwERY THEATRE.-BoxEs. rs CENTS; PIT. is,<
4 at ~ ssiosI sssday s;.2ls;. Msfss
s hs The % I i Sa a. a1 a4
Eddy Count Archs ass Mopts S GSoda Psune
' isy Asss n Mis- = nsrrins soaoado with rIEsDs
M
Mr. Stevens Monkey Squalls Miss hitche Felicity Stock
ton, Mrs. Jordan
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET-DREss
ID Circle and Parquet 50 cents; Second Tier 2 P
yate Bcxcs 81 Orchestra Seats rs oent! Doors e
g Ssa ssnsdy o sysn @
W6.s You viii iorsiao, Mr.: Dyot. Sir Toby Bsieh Mr..
ora Mr. Il Lady Sif Mrs. Dyos
M an dS
fetion-Mr D9nbleguill Bun, Mr.. T. Johnston; Doctor
Tickets 80 cts: Private Box Tickets ST. Doors op.n on
HI ns Mr. e. the Dsy Of
Barber Emile. Mrs "; G. Jones; Jesnnetto. Miss N;
THE MAGIC WILL
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. NO.
az broadsAy, above Grand stree.Gopsn eyery nigh
% Of %
m, eiy 1p ;ssss.son q ays sson rsssysd
ih sa %
ocissI: Sctge,~6n and s,ssf Monday April soSssrs
respectfully informed The Saturday Afternoon
nent of Is, Mallory.
WOODs MINSTREL HALL, AZ BROADWAY ABova
w Howard street.--Wood'S Mnstrols.-H. Wosd. Pro-
take. pleasure & ia has
rn % ao 3
other long ors Who will appear every night
e asa
merit the appreciation Of his friends and the public Toke
aauarter before o'clock Grand Concerts wednesday
ERANXhIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM sQUAsE.-cEo.
4 Lea, Propretor-Two performances given every
day. commencing at o'clock in the afternoon and half
tho United states where the Model Artists can b
The company composed oa troupe of Artists selected
TO I 'as
selected from the admired scapturs Wiz
I sd Fsm.s
w min Mona hasFg
h se s an S' wax a
from The gr.Sad and eighteen length fsa. which throw.
world prs%sssa SfssoiIs sssesgss. man
Of strength The anrivaiei tribe Of AcrSbatc sisters
s Of % II s are
establishment in the wsrd For full particulars Of esos
Seats in Prvss Boxes cents Orchestra Seats with
ssshiouet arm chairs. s cents Boxes % oent Gallery
l21a cents.
mir Odell. Mr.. }. Nathans Sands the Troupe Of
Ponies all the in the circle being positively the
last perfomanee Of the for the The corps
ofJuyeniles will also appear in their several acts.
V'EMPLE OF THE GRACEs, THREE DOORS ABOVE
Sococh and T ~. will cons. Of beautiful Pictures BY
posed Of the following mics svne
Augustine Fece Charlotte and Caroline ST. Lake
sas.ian SlaSe tLo Lasis; ned Room Depravity
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE


ALnAsY, March q, l35,
REPORTS
Mt Kcrm reported fsvorabIy the Assembly Military
bill.
Mr. MohiuRray reported favoraby the bill for the
relief Of the survivors Of the New York Regiment of vo
lunteers.
Mr. BfEKm,N reported favorably the bill for the
lief of the United German Evangelical Church of New
York
Mr. TAnon reported avoraby the bill to incorporat
the Free and Accepted Masons of New York.
Mr. CorGrR reported fayoraby the bill relative to
schools in Kings county.
ELECTIoN SENATORS.
Dir PrTCE laid the table the resolutions
carrying out the proposed to the constitution
for the election annually Of sixteen Senator'S
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Some unimportant bills were considered in committee
when progress reported the bill to authorize tho
formation of corporations for building purposes The
bill was made the special order for Monday at o'clock
i. NJ Adjourned.
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Nj Il. EEMPSTERS FIRST ORIGINAL BALLAD EN-
I tertanment this will bo given at the TabernA
Gle Monday evening March 2oth including tho following
songs =" Tho Indians Complaint" Morning Noon and
Night soc thee sweetly SMILE, John Anderson my
Jo The Maid Of Dec My heart is like silent Lutte
The Barring the Door, Lament Of the Irish Emis
We,t thou Ike me in Life's low Vale. Tho Rainy pay
Queen in three parts Tickets so cents Books 2
To n q n
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A 59S BROAD DWAY-THE DAY PERFORMANCE
"A commencing at a. clock-On Monday, March %, and
continue for the week. at the of Grace three doos
above Nbos will consist of beautiful pictures by the v
ing Models with new band Of Ethiopian Mnstrels.
Coleman Neae Dvins and Forester. Tabeaux-Tho Bri
da Evenings The Sacred Pronise The Spy The Deserted
One The Mexican Guitar Player The Phistine Numbering
Ills Child.
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NAPOLEON AT FONTAIN EBLEAU. MARCH 81, 1914.
~ the of his abdcaon painted by Paul Dollar
The exhibition Of this world picture which has
been visited during the last two in England France
and Germany. by half million of people, open
at Stuyvesan Institute, $50 Broadway Open from A. ~
to 10 r. M Admission, rs cents; Children halfprice.
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NEW WORKERS GOING TO PHILADELPHIA OR
IN Philadelplans coming to New York. will fourteen
OF Basiords best tables ut No leo Chestnut
TO the of Fifth street and nine tables 10
entrance at Ann street factory ut 63 and 65 Gen.
tire street n. b. Cuo leathsrs French
srit any size without trimming entirely With
these any person can leather
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MONTAGUE HALL BROOKLYN-MR CuARRUAUD
1S1 and Mrs Lannays last Sorce of the will
piace At the above Assembly Room, Thursday evening
lat