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AT wOoD' 3 MINSTREL HALL
40 Broadway above Howard stroet.-The proprietor
gaged mos. celebrated and Negro dSnss.Srs
IN the Mpr'u ~ determined to make Woods Minstrel
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express ma anks Tor the great conferred
since the organization Of ha present star and he
promises 10 repenish IL from time time with whs<svor
novelties or striking talent may appear tho proession
and Saturday sNernoons Admission - cents. Doors open
AZ t4 concerts commence Mt ~ O'Clock, The stsrnosa
concerts O'Clock n HTho strices. ord sr
aud decorum viii be preserved and tho greatest atenss
paid 70 the comfort u yiitera.
EkANKLlF MUSEUM. iTb CHATHAM sQUAKE.-gEo.
Lea, Proprietor.-rWc performances given every
day ocmmeneing at o'clock in tho sfteraoon and ~ hs
past In the evening" This establishment place
In tho Uaited States where tho Modsl
The company composed Of troupe Of Artists selected Tor
e beauty and Agnre and under the supervisioa of
"Mlle GARNET Premier Modor" TO this sstsbii,hment A
pssnhcent series OF groupings will BIO produced osrofn
eelected from the admired pantin scuipturc wt
Jew propcrtic, and appointments. "Leas Female Opera
Company tho only organized band OF ladies In existence
will appear afternoon and evening Lafargs
original AntipadeaA Pedestrian, will walk "head DOWN
wards. the ceiling at elevation OF twenty fbsA
from the ground and eighteen length feat which throws
all oonspetitors in the shade The grestost der he
world produced Mons Gregoro tho strongest
hs world will break. with hts naked fist any VIC
audience CHOOSE TO Offer with other
Of srongth Tho unrvslled tribe Of AcobAio Sistors
VIII appear 10 their wonderful symnaatc entertainments.
honH. variety Of entert vsn
syory nteEf and evening" such he at ot
establishment In tho verdi For full particulars Of eaok
dayr performance see bs Of the day Prices OF afmtDA
Ssats IN Private Boxes 80 oents Orchestra Seats wkA
l2ts cents.
MONTAGUE HALL BROOKLYN.-MR. CHARRUAUD
l and Mrs. Lannays last Soiros Of the will take
April lst.
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nR LA CROIx's PRIVATE NEDICAL TRRAfIaH-

Plates. On ne fhysiol0 q hsrIase and the score. in
which destroy - physical sad mental psys !
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by letter. Any person sending ding 80:
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j. Beaver street, Albany, Y. Sold BY Garrss c.,
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panionTBy Dr: A. M.urisssu, Professor q Ds..s0
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And prostrang her putting her life In mmin
which the last despsired o. Isuppcssl
the worst Al this time (now about two months) heed
book highly spoken Of containing mssts1o
the Joy its pages impaired to wife, learning IT,
great discovery OF H. ~ Desomeaux provided 70
opened prospect 70 which little conceived psos
head in all human probability wife would have bss
In her grave and my children left mosheress.
49, OF course. mpracabs 10 convey fully the
rious subjects trea.ed Of they Of nature sctv
sale At ~ Broadway. and ~ the publishing ofcs, -
Liberty street New York: Little 4 CO., Albany; JossDn
TSsker Mobile Aiabama T. D. Peterson 1Chsstaut stfsee
On the receipt Of ST. copy will DO transmitted BY MAJ
free Of Fystage any part the United otsses All Letters
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
without pain. In sonstisusicnsI sasssions sRs Ssssss
from improper habits he combines medicine with ~
local remedy, and show any there thsusaaA
who cannot 10 cured without IT, - he has cases daily.
Antees lie makes daily Of strioure
without esustc which others caused By their exp
ling the former disease enough His dploms with 6es
equrl t We were cured in few hoursP Broadhea1
D. NJ. Corbyn c. Dcroud one application cured 49,
smother doctor tried long tmsW N. Craft. paid eve
without benefit but you cured by local and general
treatment in short time-Jas. Evans You cured ne g
tho worst syyhilic affection my body and face, N
short time, after had been under three physicians
year besides every quack medicine could hear o. .
bcneft.-Wm Ferguson Perth Ambcy. The half ours0
and abandoned eases he especially socs Strangers sa1
Others can rely on no other proof bus certincse whss
dress Box a. broadway Post Once N, " Those Who spY1
personally have separate rooms Once Uourss merninG
tl y. aud tn eve ming NJ LARMoNr sursssa a. ssss
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EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, No. 81
~ Chambers strcet.-Notce-D arc Informed
that deposits made before the 9Th day OF April next
will be entitled to interest in July paid at the
rate Of six per cent hank open daily from 10 a.
b. to 3P. NJ, ana irom5 top. NJ.
GREGORY DILLON, President.
JOSEPH STUART, First Vice President.
PETER CRERAR, Accountant. New York, March 81,
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Ar. COOPER "a DUANE STREET. mas ron rna

nR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET, HAS FOR Tna
~ twenty years enjoyed the most extensive practice
In private diseases Of any medical man in New York. ne
can cure the Of this disease, and mid
cases days. Dr. Cooper the worst
form in from weeks Of constitutional debility and
hs assures the afflicted tbey will not be disappointed by
calling HIM IL affords Dr. c. uDboundcd pleasure TO b
able 20 refer to many persons who after suffering silently
have been restored by him TO h9alt
All csses undertaken trested with csndor No mercury
used. NB-StrsDgcrs! don't be deceived by who per-
sosatcs name. have net left Duane street. SEQ
cards in the New York sunday Times and Atlas.
~ rs no other Doctor do. Either 0 great
smendm before twenty hours To contrsct disease
is made nothing under treatment winch IL science
brough, TO perfection Remember It, reader. All Other
methods Of dreadful than tho disease which
they ooy raasstc 10 other place Instead OF extse
pipsos 0ice. svraey 9l Csnsi fscost saj Esaadnsy.
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SHUPPING.


CTEANBOAT WANTED.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
- be received by the Governors OF tho Almshouse a.
their Office in the Park, until o'clock p NJ, Of the 22d
March ins for the services Of Steamboat for year.
make trip each slndsy excepted from The fost
ter Bellevue foot Of TWEEN street.
Randas Islands, aud stopping At the places her re-
Proposals to give the OF tho boat offered and
her tonnsg ducnsons and draft OF Any inform
tiop that be required will be given application a.
this Office. A. - WILLIAMS,
I. TOWNSEND, COMMITTEES,
8, HALSTFD, \
occs o. Governors Of tho Almshouss,}
New York. March. 1882.
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MEDICAL.


A RTITICIAL Observation-Disclosures PATENT
"A by this invention families can have six or tweeve
Leechss always ready for and easily applied 81 NJ
dissustns reptile Depot Isl Fulton street. Herald Ss1-
Lax.
THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR- Z.
female system. sont by mail with ADVICE
81; situations, &c Letters confidential once No. -
Bevesy. n. Y No. 2mustnot be taken IN pregnancy.
DR. J. MoRDAC's PREVENTIVE CAN De PA.
oss pas ra .I ps s 1H & for hs!.
not feel inclined TO increase their families II Win ~ 80
y man. W. simple and infall.blo.
TAR. JOHNSON. 10 DUANE STREET WILL FORPHrr
Ills practice twenty years his present o6Os
unequalled by any medical man in New York Those wAs
contract disease can apply to Dr. with tho
fGavng their properly treated Observe Me- TO- asGa
door to DIR. Coopers
nR WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET. CONTINUES
him cure
Debility His treatment - safe and speedy No
invariably cured in from three days.
n. B-No feo till cured.
nR. WARD. DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISEASES,
~ mskes the spcediest All who have contracted
Is the admiration Of physicians The tod are
sT as nufs other
Book grstis Consultations private Once. Camel
street AID broadway.
nR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE's FRIEND, UNK-
try it. prompt ernacator 70. 80 mild |. may -
given to infants prvns diseases vanish under Y. USE
and strangers romembor it, Depot, DR. Wards corasr e
Canal street aud broadway.
nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT-UNPARAL-
afflicted Never any failures which than psy-
seians can affirm Innumersbe progross dsdaass
partitions, and asigous apple alton them. W cure e
relieve inssananeousy The dsap pointed pluck hsse
Broadway.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
- delpha from pier Ne North river foot Of Battery
Morning line leaves M Afternoon express lns AS
Tre,arst els cars ~ secpnd eiass Inv ~ line onIv
g. Returning leave Phii.dsphA from foot Of Walnut
street, At A. M and +. N. Rmgrsnt line by steambeat
TRAN SPORT. from pier No I, At L. II. Fare FL 80.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. iYb cHATuAx sQUAKE.-oEo

MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN.-MR. CHARRUAUD
l and Mrs Lannays last Soiroa Of the will take
place a tho above Assembly Room, Thursday evening
April LIST.
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L0R SAN FRANCISCO-PASSAGEO NLY.--THE
clipper bark PATHFINDER, Captain j. Madison Iii.
will sail for the above port about the lst
ing most OF her passengers already engaged As vessel
tske no freight end w be IN good sailing trim cona
cord. For passage only having state room
for first and apply
on board. at pier 8, 4. r., or to -
MERRITT TBASK, 2S South street. or
BAILEY Il HINCKES, q South street
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limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Extraseanshp Tor New 0rioans direct. The
steamship LADELPHIA, 100 tons, MCGOWAN. COM
mander Will sail from the pier at the foes cfwarrcn street.
North river on Tuesd,y, March 3tb At two o'clock NJ
precisely Rates Of passage 60 New Orleans arrange
ment- Ladies saoen berths S7 after do $40; forward
do 500 Stoerago do So Freights taken 10 New Orleans
at 4oc per cubic feet Shippers Of freight requested 70
supply Themselves with tho somPany bills Of Iadnq which
be had application at the Office No sthor farm viii
be signed No bills o. sdng will be signed after the ship
NJ o. ROBERTS, III West street, corner Of warren st.
IN0R SAN FRANCIsCO-lNTENDED TO SAIL 7TH
IL April-The fsyori,e Clipper WHITE SQUALL,
loading at Per 10 Enst river will be despatched shove
shppere src requested 20 complete their engagements NJ
once smeh proportion Of her capacity aims unsn
gagged for Which, or cabin ihsyiny une9nsed so-
symAsaAtioss,l sppiy 10 p00TH EPGAk, '. Fsss,-1
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NOTICE.-THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITU-
IN sn 6S Broadway, will allow interest all deposits
made before the first of April six per
of FIVE hundred dollars and under; Ave per
sums Of thousand dollars and oyer five hundred B.
This institution divides surplus
whom it amounts to more than $4,000.
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HorIIsihHs OF gWssaeo, nppyt0
EDWARD h C0LLlES & Co, Sc Wall at. N York.
BROWN. SHIPLkY 81 Co.. Liverpool
r. G ROBERTS Co. Ii Kings Arms Yard. London,
JOHN hINR0E Co, 26 Rue Notre Dame des yio-
torres, Paris
GEO. IL. DRAPER. hAvro
The OF these ships viii he gold
silver. bullion specie jewery precious stones or motais
unless bills ofadng sued the vass thereof
therein expressed.
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IN NV TUKK AND DTKECT.-U. u,
IN Mail and Express Lines through In ~ hours N.
RsiIlosd Va Jersey CITY iesvins New YORK foot
Leave PhadephIa hours from foot Of Walnut street.
Fare reduced for srs class and 81 for second clas
IN the above Ines and through luggage carried In the A.
6x r. H. lines New York, with thro
tors without expense.
EoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.-rAYR
y reduoed-t2 @IResusritya and safety binsd The
Hail station. N.y Ysrs daily sgnd.ys s.oep.sd) ass
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nISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO FIRST
~ Clipper-1he superior aud favorite A | Baltimore
Clipper Bark Southerncr Captain Edward Hooper,
rapidly loading at pier 70 East River foot Of Wall street.
This beautiful bark only hundred
returned from San Francisco performing voyage in
eighty nine sailing days! besides stopping at Rio Jaeo
most favorable copveyanse to the above port All freight
ror In cabin only at $3.50 e. H. SUTTON
"a Wall street: or EVERETT BROWN, 1853 Front.
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NOR LIyERP0OL-T.IE FAY0RITE AND WE'LL
4 known steamship SARAH SANDS, 800 tons burther
w. Q. Thompson, Commander will he despatched fur liver
pool Saturday 18th May, at IL o'clock This ahp
thoroughly rehod and has suparcr accommodations for
passenger Rates OF psssage-Frst cabin $780, Second do
500. For freight or passage, apply to
j. HOWARD K Son, Agents "a Brosdyay
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all requisite articles for tho comfort
and commanded by of experiences the
The price Of 10 $00 without wnes liquors
sent tho subscribers will be forwarded from auy
eharges but those actually incurred.
BOYD & uINCKEN, Agents. l6l Pear, alrAAL
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DACIrIC LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT
i The splendid clipper ship QUEEN OF THE EAST.
T. Bartlett Comm ander, taking freight
Nerth River, and has yet room for limited quantity OK
light freight engagements for which DO made
bic till Friday 18th This ship
all single berths thoroughly ventilated lighted
and has every convenience which add to the
passengers few be ocommodated in frat and
second cabin u immedist application is made to
X. W. TRUNDY, Is C0enties slip, or to
PECK CHURCH. corner Wall and South streets
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San TRANSPORTATION TICKETS FOR TENTH
W OF Aprl.-Yanderhilt's and magnificent doukle-
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, of 1900 tons, will
make her frat trip 70 Chagres direct leaving New York.
from pier No. North River the 10th OF April T..
Passengers by the Northern Light will be taken from
Panama TO San Francisco by tho splendid
engine steam s. lewis of 1900 burthen These
ships unrivsledn tho quality and extent OF their cabin
and stecrage being fitted expressly for the
present requirements Of the trade Passage csn be
cured by application only to ID. ID. ALLEN, Agent,
nj nj al ra.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-06

strike when they saw the approach Of poor
old dad and his assistant.
Old man Peter was carried in and began to
die, natural as life when in couNs the old Ia
dy, in a great hustle, and wanted to know
what was going on Old Peter in the last
gasp Of agony and weakness. opened his eyes
and feebly pointed to his leg. The old lady
ripped up the pantaloons, and out fell small
thistle top, and at the same time considerable
Of scratch was made visible
Call dis a shnake? Bah. says the
old woman.
30, but I'm pizened to death, Molly See,
I'm all pizcn-minc vcsht-O, dear-mine
vesht not come over mine poddy!"
lIaw haw! haw. +" roared the old wo-
man. Vat fool; You got Peters vesht
on-haw haw haw
Bosh,, :" roars old Peter, shaking off
deaths icy Gctters at one surge, and jumping
up. "Bosh! Yacob, vat a ole fool you
mush be, to say wash shnake pit Go bout
your bishness, gals. Peer bring me some
beer"
The old woman saved Peters life
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-06
The Man With a Big Foot.

We heard to-day, a laughable anecdote Of a
man with a big foot lie was Bufalonian,
who must be living now, for man with so
good hold upon the ground is not likely to
drop of in hurry. lie stepped one day
into the small shop Of boot maker, in the
fourishing capital of old Eric, and asked
Crispin if he could make him pair Of boots.
Looking at his long splay pedal extrcmities,
and then glancing at huge uncut cow.hidc
that hung upon the wall, he said
"Well. yes, guess so"
"What time will you have them done? ?
To-day is Monday"
"Well. it'll depend on circumstances; !
guess / can hay en- done for you by Satur-
day"
On Saturday. therefore, the man called for
his boots
Have you them done ?" said he. as he
entered the little shop.
"No / haven't, 1 couldn't, it has rained
every day since ! took your measure"
"Rained. exclaimed his astonished pa
tron, "wcll, what of that! What had that
to do with it,"
"What had that to do with it ?" echoed
Crispin, it had a good deal to do with it.
When l make your boots I've got to do it out
doors, for haven't room in my shop, and !
can't work out doors in rainy weather.. -
Il was the same man Of "large undcrstan-
ding" whom the porters used to bother so
when he landed from a steamer. They would
rush up to him. seize hold Of his feet, saying,
Where shall 1 take your baggage, sir?
Where's this trunk to 90, sir" &c.-N y.
RerciiLe
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-06
The Unlindest Cut of All.


There is an old man, that has been in the
habit Of spending his leisure time in the store
| occupy, peering under ladies' bonnets, and
reporting any little scandal that may have oc-
CURED in the neighborhood. l should, long
ago. have politely ordered him 10 "absquat-
ulate, " were it not for his old age. He pridcs
himself on his cuteness, thinking to oycrrcach
him an impossibilIty, and rcjoices in being
named "Old Daddy Book"
| was delighted, exceedingly, in playing up
on him the following joke. on the first Of
April last happening 50 unexpected, made
it more pleasant. Early in the morning. rs /
was cOnversing With lady customer. standing
in my favorite position, Of having the right
hand hidden underneath the vest, in came
" Daddy Book"
" Halo! Jack what's the-matter with your
hand, did you cutit-and how ?"
4 great knack he has Of asking many ques-
tiOns in one breath.
/" Yes; cm it dreadful, BY the slipping Of
the cheesc-knife" !"
" You ought to put something on it rite
stratc-balsam apple or sich like"
" Could you not procure some ?" asked.
" Yos; got some at home I'll 60 for it."
With that he trudged home, at good round
trOt. | had scarcely time to call in some
friends, to enjoy the sport. when he returned
quite excited. with large medicine bottle,
any quantity Of linen, spoon. knife, &c, ready
to operate
" Now let's have your hand, and I'll tie it
up for you"
| drew it forth, whenlo there was not any
thing the matter with it.
The stupid, astonished gaze, for several
moments he gave, before he could find tongue
to express himself caused good hearty round
Of laughter amongst US.
Gosh. Sold, by Jupiter. told Sairey,
when got out Of bed this morning, Sairey,
look out; to-day is the first Of April; nobody
is going to fool me- 'Tain't no use getting
mad, though; but. Jack, that cut was rayther
unki nd"
Daddy Book" has not troubled me a great
deal since The Pick
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-06
Advice to Young Ladies.

When the spirit moves you TO amuse your
self with shopping" be sure to ask the
clerk for thousand and one articles you have
no intention of buying. Never mind about
the trouble you make him, that's part of
the trade Pull the fingers Of the gloves you
are examining quite out of shape; inquire for
some nondescrlpt color Of some scarce num-
Der, and when it is found, "think you won't
take any this morning." then keep him an
hour hunting for your sunshade. which you
at length recollect you "left at honle, " and
depart without having invested a single cent.
When you enter a crowded lecture-room,
and a gentleman rises politely, (as American
gentlemen always do,) and offers you his scat,
THAT he came an hour ago to secure for him.
self) take it, as a matter Of course, and don't
trouble, yourself to thank him, even with
nod Of the head. As to feeling uneasy about
accepting it, that's ridiculous because if he
don't fancy standing during the service, he's
at liberty to 60 home it's free country.
When you enter the cars, and all the eligi-
bic places arc occupied, select one to your
mind, then walk up to the gentleman who is
gazing at the fine scenery through the open
window, and ask him for it, with a queenly
air, as if he'd lose caste instanter, did he hes
itatc to comply. Should any persons scat
themselves near you, not exactly Of "your
stamp" gather on your dress cautiously, as
if you were afraid Of contagion and apply
vinaigrctte to your patrician nose
Understand thoroughly the dextcrous use
Of sunshade. in enabling you to avoid the
inhiction Of bore, or an unrcpresentable
person, in the street, avoiding under that
shield, the unlady-like impropricty Of the
cut directly" allowable only in cases of
undisguised impcrtinence.)
Should you receive an invitation to con-
cert, manage to accept it conditionally; lcav-
ing door Of escape should a more eligible
Olier presented itself.
When solicited to sing at a party, decline
until you have drawn around you a number
of admiring swains; then yield gracefully, as
if it was a great sacrifice Of your timidity.
Flirt with an admirer till the last end Of
the chapter, and then" be so taken by sur
prise when he makes the declaration you
arc driving at As practice makes per-
fect," every successive attempt Of this nature
will render you more expert in angling for
hearts, besides exerting beneficial effect up
on your character.
As to cultivating your mind, that's all
waste Of powder-you've better ammunition
to attack the enemy; and as to cultivating
your heart. there's no use in talking about
thing that's questionable. So always bear
in mind that all a pretty woman is sent into
the world for, is to display the fashions as
they como out waltz, firt, dance, sing and
play the old Harry generally!
FANNY FERN.