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On Tuesday March % REprccA Envy relict Of the
John Ewy, Esq aged 10 years
The relatives and friends Of the family and also those
other soninlaw Augustus Porett respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from her late residence, Forty
ninth street east of Eighth avenue this afternoon at
O'Clock.
On Wednesday. March "a after short and i'll
ness JAM ANN the beloved daughter Of John and Ann
Nilurn aged 10 years months and Is days.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the men,
bers OF Atlantic Lodge No 30. l O. of o T.. respect
fully invited to attend the funeral without further invita-
ton this afternoon at O'Clock from the residence Of her
parents l@S Adams street, Brooklyn.
ON Thursday morning March %, at Brooklyn, WILLIAM
MtDo,Arp. in the 45th year Of his age.
lie friends are invited TO attend the funeral from the
Sand street Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow af
terno.n u, - . o'clock.
On lhrrrday morning March 25 of inflammation of the
lungs HftEr CLAY. youngest of samuel and Hannah
S. y, la Mattr. aged years IL months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock,
frin the residence Of his parents Twentyhrd street,
In brooklyn on Thursday. HENRY CLAY, of Charles
v Jr- ana Caroline Thayer aged year and 10 months
Boston papers please copy.
On Thursday morning March 25 of consumpti after
8 lingering illness. Mrs Lucy Howard, wife of Robert
Howard. aged 10 years
ana those Of her brother David Price of Brooklyn, also
tho mcrbtIs II Strangers Refuge Ledge No l. o. of o.
reit ctilly invited to attend her funeral to-mor
row afternoon at half past O'Clock from her late resi-
depcc No 1874 Mercer street Her remains will be taken
10 Greenwood
On Tluysday. March 2j. THOMAS. only of Thomas
McCariy aged year and months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fune-
raj This alt0no at O'Clock, from No 14l East Six
tccptL street
On Th,r.day March 20 of scarlet fever ELIZABETH
lest daughter O. benjamin and Elizabeth Lynes in the
9Th year q her age.
The friends Of the family and of her grand parents,
stephen tyncs and James Gemmel invited TO at
toDd her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence oi cr father No 40 hte street Her remains
viii be taken Greenwood for iDtcrment.
ON Thur day afternoon March % WILLIAM IRVING, son
of j I'm anG Eosina Lcyson. aged u days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
teno the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
sidonce q hi parents, No. 81 East Broadway
Ihe removal Of Nrs. MARY JOHNSTON wife Of Acxandc
H. Johnston from the receiving vault Greenwood will
take place sunday March Is Interment at o'clock.
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ASTROLOGY. 60

NATIv1TIES, NATIvITIES, NATTyITIES-EvERY
through the length and breadth Of the land should
be in possession Of his nativity horoscope or book
reference Of future events all carefully calculated and
noted paper after the position the planets be
the destiny Of the individual wishing his nativity All tho
natytes drawn and based upon the first principles Of
natural philosophy 1t Is which should
have for before entering enterprise OF
hazard. All letters to G. w Roback, No White street
two blocks below broadway will DO attended to- prepaid
letter from Hon. d. ,. Thompson, member Of Congress
from Ohio Dayton (Ohio) October a. l59.-Dear sir :
According promise hereby acknowledge the receipt Of
nativity which bad you 30 east Up to this time two
Of the predictions have happened had them written
down have therefore every confidence in the ROMAN
and daily look for them. Yours, &c &c, d. 4. THOMP
SON, N. G. To c. w. RobAck, No. White street
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
IVA ders her services TO ladies and gentlemen city
In Asroogy, Love- and Law Matters interpreting Dreams
&c. by books and SCIENCE relied Napolcon
and will tell the namo OF the lady gentleman they will
Also the Of the vcrs Residence All 0rAud
street, between Clinton and Attorney Streets Ladies
city cents; gentlemen. dollar.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Sb, CLARA wb.elsr Nel.nr Ii,.rnool Ne,mith n Sons
spi,,, Cnin,Iin pit. San Fr.ncisrn / OGDEN
siFn rr.sT Ibrsnn' Sn,t-on Hamburg y Rack A. KIM
rar.tf ~ "' f'
sbin sou,b.rncr Sullivan New Orleans Stanton 4
Ti,"rr,f"D ' ' "
UsrI pc st,ndisb Mama Rotterdam = d Hurlbut
A. a.
E,;~ Grow Hound Pierce M.rse;,,es R Buok n Co.
~. ~ X eaanrS pierce 1ardenns X p Ruek r. "a
"a, " aihandins' nu,sronb Darbadoes i N smith &
80 "s' ' 800
Ir;y brazilian Richards St stephen Sim pson Mayhew
RI w src;.sa pnwsu knalaehicoln Eaeie & Ia1znrd
Jlrig Inn;s W,lsb Leland J.ckso. Vile o Butts Co
Br,s Wilson Tmlier Jahpson Snyannah Dupham u hi.
,nnn ~ 1890
Brig MARY Jane Gates brunswick Ca w Elwell 4 Co.
Schr Washington hurch, Mobile Sturycs, Chairman Co.
Schr Florida Dickinson, st Augustine, Beal, Mitchell
q Co. :, :,
Sehr alexander M, Ferry, s2nvilc Lsad Chnrch
Sehr bIeecAer, smith, washington, NJ, batemAn q
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TeleRrnphic Renorta.

INV UKLIANs, NufCH n, IooS.
ooton-Salc. 5000 bales at unchanged prices Strict
middlng &c The Price Current of this morning makes
the increase Of receipts Al all the Southern ports 3g 900
bales.
Nrw ORLEANS, March %, 1852
within the last four days Al bales Of cotton hsvo
been disposed Of mostly for England at steady prices
We quote middling at ~. The freight on cotton for
Liverpool is hapenny. Exchange-New York sight, par
10 half cent discount sixty days half to two ccnts
discount.
CiScISSATI, March IS. 1852.
100000 lbs of dry salted sold a, for shoulders
and &c for sides 200 900 lbs of smoked sides sold At
SIC, all for April delivery,
CHARIEsToS, March 25. 1852
Cotton salss, to-day, 1855 bales at Ga Shc The
better quantities. firm while those under middling
fair her weak.
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Z AssoY's RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT MER-

II ASsONS RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT MER-
N cbandse DespatchThe above line will despatch goods
ly the first steamer to Albany and continue
through the via Buffalo to the west and southwest
The propretor intend sustain tho present popularity
their Despatch and BY deserving hopeto rotan the patr
age Of the public Receipts given TO Buffalo, Erie Ceve
land Sandusky Toledo, Monroe, Derot Chicago Mwau.
kie, Racine Renosha Waukeogan, Cincinnati Louisville
81 Louis. Mark goods "Kassons Despatch and ship BY
PEOPLES line of steamboats, foot Of Cotandt street
cure hills 81 lsding the Once ls broadway All pack
aqes should be properly strapped No single packages will
Le called less than 100 his No paper bundles received
w. NJ. KASSON Co, 1871 Broadway
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEo

NAPOLEON AT FONTAINEBLEAU, MARCH 81, 1914
tho eve of his abdicaton painted by Paul Dearoohe
The exhibition of this worldenowned picture which
been visited during the last England France
and Germany by over half million Of people open
at Stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway Open from A. NJ
to 10 7. NJ. Admission IS cents; Children half-price
MONTAGUE HALL. BRO0KLYN-MR. CHARRuAUD
1Vl and Mrs Lannays last Soree of the will
place at tn, above Assembly Room, Thursday evening"
April Let.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


AsHss-ThcreNere 80 bbls pots and pearls sold ut I'M
altered rates stock light.
BnrA Flour continues depressed though the
sales bbls-common to good Southern at 81
sI4 81 56i. ordinary to choice state nj 81 ASK ~
rs and mixed fancy Western at 81 6sa - a3z per
Dbl Rye -four meal have not yet varied. Wheat
seemed firm 100 bushels southern white bringing 81
Is and DO do red Csc Rye ruled lower 900 bushels
having been sold at Sc Barley and oats unchanged
Corn appeared the u 500 bushels mixed white and
yellow southern fetching 65 &c, 66c. per bushel.
CoTIoN The sales effected to day all before the
receipt Of the Buropas intelligence, and amounted to
about 2Coo bales Prices the same yesterday, fully
NC below those currently paid previous to the receipt OF
the Pacics adyees which indicating in small
the probable Of prices being realized there
The first glimpse Of free receipts the ports Is thought
that viii not decline here present the assump
tion that there is feared beyond the probable
requirements Of consumption for the whole season
frFrCurs-To Liverpool 600 bales of cotton were on
gagged part compressed. at I'D some 900 bushels OF
corn engaged private supposed TO he at
Sd in bulk To London. 5000 bbls. naval stores were
engaged At d. and 2 600 do -four at 2s To liavre,
cotton steady at "a and to California, As to 90
by clipper
PnovsioNs appeared the same. the transactions en-
bracing $50 bhl- prime and pork at Sl6 and
81 400 do prime lard at Ga and u cts per lb 200
do prime and mess beef. at S5A to SGA, and $9A to
Sl24 with 200 tercss prime mess do, at $40.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERFoRD CO.'S, LETTER AND PARCEL Elk
ID press California, Oregon, Sandwich Islands, China
South America, per steamer United States this day,
March 25h, In charge Of Special Messenger Letters
ceiyed to o'clock Small parcels for Express trunks
to o'clock. BERFORD & CO.,
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mnHrlcd,
Died.

On Wednesday March u by tho Rev. s. NJ Isaacs, Mr..
EDwAnD WoLrsoHS to Miss JOSEPHINE, daughter Of John
Bramson. Esq, all Of this city
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Tclcgraphic Marine Reports.

Arrved--Schr Clara, Norfolk.
Ceared-Ship ce, Valparaiso; banks Lucinda
Maria Sagua; Banana Matsnuas Regatta Mobile; ModenA
Baltimore brig Luther Mobile; schrs Elliot Cape Hayten
Mary Groton, Sagua Atlantic, Charleston; Stratton
Philadelphia.
BATH March %.
Arrivsd-Bris William Crawford. NYork
CHARLESTON, March Is.
Arrved-Br bark Carnstic, and ship John Cumming,
Liverpool.
Sailed-Steamshp Southerner and sehr Aurora NYork.
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STIIPPIN G..


TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Extra steamship for New Orleans direct The spien
steamship PHILA DELpHlA. 1000 tons. MCGOWAN, com.
North river Tuesday March Seth, two o'clock 7. NJ.
precisely Rates of to New Orleans arrange
ment: Ladies' saloon berths. $40; after do ST0 forward
eo 500 seerags do 81 Freghs taken to Now Orleans
st cubic feet Shippers OF freight
uppy themselves with the comranys bills of lanr. which
be had application ut the Office No othor form will
be signed Nc bills of ladins will be signed after ship
has sailed For freight or passage, apply
H. o. ROBERTS, III West street, corner Of Warren st.
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eiARITIME INTELLIGE N c e !.
PORT on NEW YORK. MARCH 25 1855,

ALnArAc-aANcB 81
srN Sisss B 80 MOON srrs. morn =
............. & Is HIGH WATER. .marn
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MATRt A.1aIAL.

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
AVA Lover.Professor Lawton Boston formerly Of Lon
don, viii send 20 address, receipt Of dollar post
the devoted affections of many Of the opposite their
hearts DESIRE The Ia simple but
that all may be married irrespective Of age appearance
position; and last though not least be with
such and delicacy that detection Ia impossible
dress Professor Lawtol Boston, Mass Nc letters tskes
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

(ALlFORNIA.-TWO THROUGH SECOND CABIN
~ TeLetsfor 9Th April by yanderbits line for sale,
will exchange for tickets of 9Th same limo
quire at the Office Of Western Hotel
IA.-THRoUGH ToSAN FRANCISCO AND
~ found. for hundred and dollars beauti-
full clipper ship JULIA ANN, Captain lying
il the stream and ready for fully expected sho
will make the in ninety days few ber
let early application is made this day tickets for which
only be obtained at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TICKET FOR SALE, PER
~ United states sails this day; will be sold less than
connecting with steamer Winfield Scott Also, through
Storage Ticket per Georgia. (How land Aspuwsls
to sail April ~. Apply this day. to
BUTLER, BROTHERS. l63 South street.
GALlFoENIA TICKETS TICKETS WANTED FOR
~ the 9Th and 10th April by yandcrbilts Line
Those having tickets for sale, DESTROYS Of pu-
chasing, can be accommodated, by applying t.
THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK, ll9 Pearl street.
NOTICE TO CALIFORNIANS.-A LIMITED NUMBER
N Of through tickets guaranteed by Garrison Fretz
Panama for SALE Brother which
On Friday, 10th inst. Applyto
4. MILLS. Agent No. 81 Cortland street.
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ssn.:I seats + oIsss,'.: . pa
Fla Ef E.sa 4 b =:
Major Murray Mr. Gsoda John Duck. ". dri.hs Wide.
Moore Dig. Bruno 1sas: u. Gsiiss: Sls ssasi:
con- S MoS. Ko0
Jerry ominous Mr. GriSisSs; Ross.ss. ars Ysomans
RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTRRHT.-DREss
Circle .ss ss.: sss9nd P,
fffiS osGJsH4i9 H.Sss Mn
ARC Mr. s:rS NJ MI. D
Emile ss Mary K viz, ss
Russell; Mary Acorn, Miss Weston. A''A' ~''
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srRERr.-DRRss
saa ss Box ss9s a Ssns ss
Ss:1 rss X 6 *: nsn: Mr.
With tragedy Of Mr. soymour
BBsos E Hcs .. VII Clover bs:
aaas With e 81 Pm a
Capt. HULL Mr. Bradshaw; Abraham Moses, Mr.. Fox;
Emily DunmOre. Miss Barber.
CHRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS. HALL. NO.
s ~sS s
IT fs
ths CITY, for succession Of 1--WE have been received
fully informed that the Saturday Afternoon concerts M
continued On Saturday next March q. annual bsasat1
LOWS Aairs.
w GODS MINSTREL HALL, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
W Howard street.-Wood's Minstrels-H. Wood, Pro-
Rrietor; 8. A. Wells, Manager-Open every nght.-Mr
Wood takes great pleasure in that he
rooted an with those arte Messs
D. A. Wells, r. Horn, T. r. Briggs, Leopold D. Meyer and
other long established favors appear every night
ant further notice. In variety Of original fes
lures, giving ontertainment which he viii
merit the appreciation of his friends and the public Tickets
% cents Doors open quarter before to At
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM SQUARE.-GEO
Lea, Proprietor.-Two performances given every
day commencing at clock the afternoon aud half
past in the evening This sstAbshment Is the only
In the United States where The Model Artists
The company Is composed OF troupe OF Artists selected
their beauty and figure and under the Of
mile GARNET, Premier Moder TO this establishment.
selected from most admired and sculpture With
new properties and appointments .LeAs Female Opera
Company the only organized band Of Ades in existence
will appear afternoon and evening Mons Laarge the
wards, the ceiling elevation Of twenty
from the ground and eighteen which
all competitors in the shade The greatest wonder the
world eyer produced Mons Gregoire the strongest il
audience choose Offer with other Unparalleled
OF strength The unrvaed tribe Of Aorobstic Sisters"
will appear in their wonderful gymnasto entertainments
producing great excitement by their extraordinary exhibit
lions variety Of miscellaneous given
every atent and evening such can bs at oth
establishment in the werd For full particulars OF each
days performance bills Of the day Prices Of admissos
Seats in Private Boxes so cents Orchestra Seats with
cushioned arm chairs SIX CENTS Boxes cents Gallery
l2a cents.
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RRoADwAY ralArRE.s. A. MARSHALL. soLe
SsE'. :. s:.
o,sssis F I..'s::
D. t ca:
s .y Abbott. Sp9sss M2; Penis. 8
MI Mr. wnh;i.pE ohsris. Psps s%ast Mr. Rsya.id
NIBLo.s GAKDEN..NANAGER. MR.; John SETON,
:..s e.;
nell eli T FoalS F. DAD %S'.
Paqnits Friday March 70 viii bs produced for she so
s' a! Do.
S Dsy s: s%. Anna rh'n Pa
Bnsnsssr and John cfesnvsoa jr As..s
Manager to the ento Museum and perform
4ss4s.y ;:; s Pa s
S Shs ss 81 ss OIL.
sags; and lie pIsss Mills nSs hO:
spectacle gotten at g much expense and suos ssis
81 ". entitled d H. AND T, FH
layer Fair Star Miss Barton Ssyen spacious saloons
statusry paintings. besides tho KOhnoor Diamond &C.
bellows. MINsTRELs.-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and far famed Of Ethiopian Perform
:aS yssas E
fr% s ss int eS
They will perform At the Temple in New Haven April 5h
and 10th; at tho Hampton Hail. Springfield April and
18th at tho Association Hail. Albany April l4th 18th and
10th
GRAND SACRED CoNCERT-sUNDAY EVENING,
~ March 2s At the National Hall Nos 20 and 81 Canal
pesranee Mile Mayer the youthful prima donna Miss
Moore pupil Of Bale and sig Rudolf. solo performers Mr.
Leopold Meyer solo violin and Grand under tho
direction Of Mr. Herws Tickets cents Doors open att
o'clock TO commence at O'clock For further Psrsioa
lars, see programme
MIR. DEMPsTER's FIRST ORIGINAL BALLAD EN-
Gle Monday evening March 2g.h Including following
Night" soc thee s~es.iy smile John ASdsrson. my
J%s The Maid q Dec" Ny heart is like silent Lutte.
"Wer thou like in LIES low Vale" Tho Rainy Day
my Mamie o." Let US love another and the MAY
To commence ats o'clock.
METROPOLITAN tLATE TRIPLER) HALL-RE-
Nl member that 0Roilly the great Orator and Hnmors
g. his fEst grand Lyric Irish Evening
Orators and Poets of Ireland Aneodotos Witt
sisms Blunders-formins one Of the most beautiful and
houses have attended them in Philadelphia Baltimore,
kicsnond &C. The Tickets arc only IS oent
BIO rsed.
sos BRoA WA Y--THE DAY PERFORMANCE
"A commencing at o'olock-On Monday March %. and
above Nbio will consist beartirn pictures by the v-
ing Models with rev band Of Ethiopian Mnstre!s.
and GaTons st. ss
Coleman Neale niyns and Forester Tabeaux-The Bri-
dal Eysnp The sacred nromss The spy Tho Deserted
his Child.
ClRCUS. NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
~ Joint benefit Of the Clown Lovet and VI Kennedy,
will appear in tho ring besides full display OF
ship by X Sands Co.'S Troupe.
THEATRICAL NOTICE-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
wishing engage at the Rochester Theatre for tn
AP peaw w oss
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roHDrcREaHv. Jaa barr Uaisn MsrisA UYrAae isss.
Orleans fer Hull.
PoRr vsNDREs, March 5-Sid Samssa. Murdoch. NYsrk.
korrkRpAh prev " March 9-Cld BersAs vssAr Bssten
SHIELDS. March 9Entd cut. RookiR NYork and Quebec,
lthe has been incorrectly published from NYork)
Harriet Holmes. Bremen and NYork Eagle Smith. Dub
lin and kAmerica -
Sid iosh Lord BrouEhsn. Galway and NAmsroa Chance
Philadelphia
Souri, FoR ELAsp March e-O6. AmasoA, Roberts, from
Shields olus Lubben, from Bremen for Balsi
more with smigrants. -
SAsrANprR prev to March 1-Arr Margaret. Puch, Now
Orleans. -
SLoo March 9-Put in, Dromohar, Pyne, from Glasgow
for NYork.
TarurY. March 3-Arr Talleyrand, Horton. and Ro-
sina, Barbarovoh, NOrleans.
CrsRALTAR-Thc IneH. Zuiueta, from Barcelona for N
Orleans which driven ashore Sandy Bay has be-
. total wreck.
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NJ OTlCE-THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITU-
ton 6S Broadway, will allow deposits
made before the rs OF April six per on
sums OF five hundred dollars and under; five per
sums OF one thousand dollars and ve hundred
FMS institution divides its surplus the deposor
whom 1t amounts to more than $4,000.
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DROPosALa FOR LoAN.-ssseee BSIISroMT,

DROP0sALs FOR LOAN.-t3beeeo BSLLBT0NTAINE
+: 4:
pr :
eaeh payable ofJu 1856 With iatsrsss ~ per
8: a'
!Ess' ~ =; ss
y $. s's srss:
SH ss;. s sss
:s.;:d y: iss: sss M =
frs. and lien thereon shs entire lime
where her os as
ssst tho Ar4
dividing the States oohio and Indiana whore connects
entire line miles si,T naSar sss
a r nox .ns s1 aS
s s ARE 5 1s and hs e ,rry. j.
sa n Ths s1 @ssa,
%.s = Is Cos 'ls ssss
80
sa enc s
principal sss in ST a
With its equipments and to receive its earnings sell
VIZ Sss
oa Sa1os !. the
and St Louis, BY of Terre Haute
s is ana
Rns and sa ohio
has been organized to make the Remaining portion
work win be placed under contract 1t viii BE- seen
shS and ssss p
TIE s So with , Sssns t., me
debt Of the company That this road viii great
business aloIe viii yield handsome support. But
as Ha sns % .h ii be Of the
eyer be the principal line Of travel from the Eastern and
ss' SIss s vaae an
@ the 5 for ,1
Instant a. o'clock 2 NJ Proposal, win be sadresscd
No Wsli street; adSrssd Fsopssa. bsilsfossas
w ~ s ps the The ss
remainder in equal monthly instaments Of IS per cent
ssf IN s
e IKE sa sHa With
All tho in relation these securities
psny st 's Now -" YORK March sn g. s
LAS. II GOODMAN, President Bsllefontaine and Indiana
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SovnSn gps March Are X @ n for Of the
panyProposas will be received at this Office before
the s day Of May for hundred thousand dollars
ss CT ss nAy on t
in repor. sis when the road was
placed under contract They viii DO issued in
be required as followhat to Fifteen per of
tho amount tho acceptance Of the bids
in equal monthly instruments Of three four
five months commencing the LIST Of Juno next or
the purchaser the option of paying whole Mt
any time within the periods named Interest will DO allowed
the fifteen retained by tho company the
company to itself the right Of accepting reeet
ing any bid. J. l. ATKINSON, Treasurer.
IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK NO. 81
IL Chambers street.-Notice.- are informed
that deposits made before the 9th day April next
will DO entitled to interest in July Interest paid the
rate Of per per Bank open daily from 10 A.
NJ to 3P. NJ, and from to +. NJ.
GREGORY DILLON. President
JOSEPH STUART, First Vice President.
PrTER CRERAR, Accountant. New York, March a.
1862. - $500 -
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nR. LA CROIx's PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

Fifteenth edition; By NJ La Groin. n d.. ArDsny
T. Cheapest book published 250 pagos and loo hss
plates Physiology Of Marriage and the secret n1rt
tes and disorders Of youth and maturity resulting rev
which destroy kks physical and mental al
diseases arising from indsdrsto. WITH PLAN snd atm PIE
mercury-wth tho authors observations marriage is
duties sops, and their remedies w color
Cd thographs illustrating the anatsmy and
and diseases Of the reproductive Of both
structures uses and functions. IL contains many i'm
portant hnts TO these plating matrmony whSl
will objections against marriage
should take this step without rst consulting ia
pages treats Of all diseases Of females whether
or single srangss. who require medical AID before eon
sultng any doctor ought to know whether oa.a.
properly & By those whom they employ And
popular cities Dr. La Crox s legally aualinsd phycns
and for the past twenty has daily Dee
she different diseases upon which hia book
swell - by letter Any person sending tvontyaye oont
sa,sSs opp a rn tooeiys one SopS y mai. irse
20 Beaver street Albany ~ y Sold W usrrs. Co. y
Branch ofaos, " Lloyd str-st Bassls.
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT-SUNDAY EVENING
" March % At the National Hall Nos. 20 and 81 CaAs
street. BroAdway-VosAl and Instrumental First
pesrance Mile Meyer tho youthful prma donna; Miss
Moore ruil OF Bale and sig Rudolf solo performers MT
direction OF Mr. Herwg Tickets Is cents Doors open att
lars programme.
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ID W, BYRNES CO., GO SOUTH STREET, NEW
York, and No. 80 Waterloo Road, Livcrpool issue
Sight Drafts payable throughout England Ireland Scot
land and ales; also agents for the Empire Red Star
Dramatic and ST. Georges Line of Liverpool Packets and
New Line from Hamburg and Rotterdam, sailing weekly
Certificates Cor above lines for sale
u ENHANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOT
~ land ana from 81 and upwards psya-
BOWMAN. GRiNNRLL h CO., 80 South street.
emily authorized agents In ths city for the swallow
lines Of Liverpool and London packets.
John GoMICHAEL, 30 OLD SLIP, CORNER OF
South street, has sale drafts which
will be cashed throughout Great Britain and Ireland Also
Issues certificates of passage by the Eagle limo York
and lverpool packets Refers to Messrs Jno W. Whtook
Y Co.. Sherman q Collins, Acton Civil, Esq, &c.