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little over three ounces-about fl2 worth. But nov
am working in quartz vein and think Il VIII turn OUT
first rste but il wants stout heart 70 lace H. - va
have to sink through .olid rock When yo1 GET twenty
feet down you strike the yeip and the deeper you 90 IA
tie vein the richer it gets. expect shall have 70 sax
from hundred u hundred aid hry iee' dep hA'T
just struck the vein to-day. E7ery once ia a"ni.e
can hear of getting haa. but nothing lac 'Ol
tune The mines very bad nov. and II taxes alI a
Inc can make TO i've but necessarles are getting
nog than they were. There is liquor allowed s, the
Digging st all only What smUggrd M and then you nave
TO pay great price for il oO-d party cn Ci0d "I
day Tor bottle aDi had 20 pay IL for IT, lnere are
hundreds OF Eho 10 the dggns WIKI Only ie"
pounds in their pockets. They wOra guu Il u sIi Sooe'
aid then they have work the roads Government
HEY get 10 per day there i fear OF starving
have refused II week ny self IL work ~ shepherd
have everything found and a horse to work upon for
working without license you are hndcd 10 and you
cannot pay you work the roads tor Two weeks
Now Genre the miseries OF 4 miners lie: lOu have
been at work all day in the burning sun; you COM
home at plight tired you can hardly STIR there Is no
bread baked-nO meat-nothiag; then YOU have got y
bake-ge TO the store three tour miles of wash your
clothes, have a horrible bed of leaves 20 lie upon
and sleep in your clothes have neve. been addressed
for mouth Il is the most miserable lite man can
live There great accounts OF tue OreHs DiggiHgs,
but they are two Thousand miles from here. so shall
lot leave here perhaps ior twelve months TO come,
turns out a. | expect it will.
The weather is very chaDgeabe here-the days are
very hot aud the nights very cold. The dysentey
and influenza are very bad here aud great many die
OF them. IL is miserable couuty 70 live IN; IN the day
you are worried with flies and the night Rh heas In
America It is fashionable for ladies' 10 walls, but
men wear them here keep the ies cut Of their eyes
lou will often see men with their eyes swollen up.
The William Froth.l CHAM and the Ocean Eagle have
arrived Three men were killed last week by tle dirt
falling on them they came by the ship Magnolia
There was a man named Campbell starved % death in
Melbourne last week he cane 10 the Rockingham. |
would advise any out here that q, dong
well st home You may read the newspapers AMI see
the large amounts from the dggngs bat YOU little know
how many thousands there to Dig It will not aver
eye half ounce Ia each man per seeh If | Vas in
NewYork. and cou only have bird seye view of the
degngs, | would never leave ii again. IL Is
complete gull to get people out here and thousands rue
tie day they ever came II you were 20 come you
would break your heart in mouth. | would advise
al Young to stay at home, il they know when they
are dong well. can only pay fhe postage to England
that costs sixpenee' You will have To pay 70 England
when you write | should like 20 hear from you.
| remain. SAMUEL STEEL.
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Water Gnre.

A REPORT Of Two Hrndred Interesting Cases,
n f,e,,,A vl,t Wae.r bv Fpw ARD FFLLtRER VI p Re-
Se4t Phv.n ~ ne auge Water Care lnstf2too WI
b fenh,d hazel 10 sny s.2cs!t ~ 90, ~ . q
Acdsr {. SELLERS hkOl r. q.
South Orsuse N~WJ,rSr Visitors 60 fhe above n'cd los tn
tale ihs hor AID Essex Railway foot - OsH na'' a. . "
o. tend6PM
nR CHARLES MUNDEs WATER CURE IS
~ TABLISHMENT Fiorcucs, (Nolihaap'ou Nas. - PEI
greatly enlarged sId roved Th'Te Is not room 10y ~ a'
The location ard count aroul p-tsani ga h-ai c
sstsr Of quite superior quality snd the D~fi" =,
hIoroIaihy have been a. Europe t ti- ~ Wy
Isrs The absst praeolef Of PrSni1s sces eS = ny
80 Per N-ek tcu'srs 90 /. Nksl tAMNN &c
t<o.soft, No - bfuaiVav. View Nors
Ik ehtM # Nes.iorS. carries. American ffic-
- uon'' Of Wa Gre I'd aass Of '"eris Nd Cd ,is-
~et receive pssfts calfs r1f'rct
WI I'D CANT BEL & istr,cs sPrtss Corngls Co. n L
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MEXICO.

We find 10 the New Orleans papers full detail OF the
Ne 1can news reported By telegraph yesterday morang
be dates from the City Of Mexico 70 July II, aud
from Vera Cruz TO July y.
The country % o. pretty Tranquil under the rod Of
iron with Viii being ruled bat DO prgrsss can BE-
ob..r, I'd 20 De b. ing except IN toe issuing Of
err e. liz those o. LU Napoleon, on the subject Of the
costume 4 certain ofhrals.
1be treas was engaged In the discussion OF numerous
p. iica AID o on meal questions The Hesills Valley
ssir-the .Ipu ii Mexcans from Utah-the Re dns-
q th- J.sls-and though last least the Hi,p4no
M 1ican Alliance, were among the the Of discussion
With regard = the hrsi OF them the vsTious journals Il
al sh.ces 81 poIucs are unanimous IN approving the
cOnouct Of GFsrDor Iras Of Chihuahua add condemn
Irg that Of Gov Lane, Of New Mexico The language Of
the c4l organ caves no doubt whaisyer that the
iIt-Iuon OF TIE Mexican Government to MAINTAIN 1t al
hszAros hat believes 70 be it, rights the Melissa
|!ey and unless 81 Almonis invested xfh fall powers
eei I'll the difficulties that surround this question,
lot web 80 ho~ - amicably settled Il you'd IN
ed &c ceplorable after all this matter should give
-ise to
r.. Llirsr'a, which 9ui.s no opportunity Of fanang
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Nem'2lork Daily griblune.
LIBERIA.
Climate-The ST. Paui's- sident Roberts OF
Bushes s-TI,e Fishtown War.
Corresyor<enee Of The N. Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
called at your Office 10 June l,52 aud Informed you
Of NY intention to 90 Liberia 10 October which am
happy 70 liz you know | have done; aud am sorry
did come 10 the conclusion at least five year.
age. Myself and family left New. York Oct. 1. l-52
for Africa We arrived al Monrovia Nov % l>j2 We
had long passage but very pleasant enc. should
have written 70 you before, but l SO vel pleased
With the place first sight feared il would not hold
out But D0T | have lived here seven mouths five OF
them what called the dry bot mOnths the last
tao the wet. The first are not hot or dry rs yuu
have in the United States in July August sod ia
the morning We have 4 fine breeze, called the laul
breeze which lass till III or II O'clock about noon We
have another The breeze. The vet N jnths are like
your April aRd gG told by those Tho have lived here
or the last twenty years that in the SIX months rains
VT have OF lie finest weather and the rain does
not continue than three or four DAYS 4, time
he health of the pe0pe is better here than in the
States Chls fever and little headache are al they
complain Of The African fever Which you hear Of
great buebear IN itself Myself aud family have 81 hal
il out Of dagger, may say veil: and all IF
them who came out With SO in ALL have got geilo
the feye- and gone 10 work farming their plots aud
atttag on well. al place called NeE-lork i hae
location = uiles IRON Monrovia on the banks Of the
1t Pauls River These people were sent out by the
New lolk ilberisn Emigration Society
The banks of the ~ Pauls are covered With coffee
trees and sugar cane Nr. Alec Hooper, formerly of
NesloIk R10 has been living here three four years
las tN or sVu acres oi RO idhu Ne bds 90 IL uc ap-
pie psutan. tSnauas sugar cane. and 10000 or 5000
4, trees 600 Of these will bear next for the
the first time lie bids fair 20 be rich in shor.
tine There great mary codee AMI sugar plinta
f,rs b. ing commenced now By OF little money AMI
IN few years We VII grow enough to make large ship
mtnts
A great drawback 10 farmers has beeg trouble With
the natives hut the people of Liberia have been sue
ce, siu in civZinr them enough % make them keep
quiet and the hole COO miles Of sea coast running
some 20 miles back Is quiet and everything is going "a
we'll but ibe political condition OF the eounty: IN that
3 have had flare up, the people sre ting their eyes
oftn and think il everything had been rght, would
have bad chan IN the Ad.Instr-llon. bu' Roberts
-e.eected for the next years. Beuedict run veil
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1cdl.

COAL-The subscriber s now prepared TO supply
,or.ue, VIII The kinds Of Anthracite and BtuuInoO
Coz Pesch o-ohsr Bsh Heath Lehsh hseton LverIoo
Cumberland. mined and warranted te
= n he vsr, bet sah ~hch offers o sale al the very lowea
the resceeneG from
WORTH, southwest Albany aud Washing
oo-.T n and 6ihav COZ Auaos-st
sx B1dng through Dispatch Post VIII reeeave
pronyt Affection
COAI-Very best quality OF Red Ash Stove ana Egg,
u o. .es an FAM oenvered the yard No. IS
-. NAT. CLINTON.
DITTSTON COAL4-Tne Pennsylvania Coal Com
esuy prepared furnish superior bite Ash Ptson Goa 81
odeT suitable for steam, shppns ana Do
yards 10 this CITY, Nhahurft
s BreF-r The Compsnys facilities snch a. TO enable 70
- 80 srsb - ses, 4 loading NewYOrk Port Even Pay.
bcusr the delivery Of Coal o domeshe oupos~s
Arrow :, the Once. corner Broadway and Waist
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STATE or EEW-YOPK,
SicKE1sRY's OFFICE.

office
transcript tbe-eOm VI the whole Of said
On, hano Of office. the Ciy OF Albany
IL the day June Of Lord 1888.
4 Socre 80
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IN PI'RSIIANCE of nn order nf the Surrngate Of the
COURT.

SUIREME COURT lore Smith against Isaac
~ \ Pafser-Sunnlols-T .NDANT-Sir. You hereby
summoned hs this action AID Of
81 r. Cattusagus County. New
within twenty Gays ss the rice hereof exclusive OF the
such the defendant
Aesad the pa' al vii apply tae Court for tie relief
tie d plant AID viii rke nonce that she
Of the CLERK As4ay ani, on
NE 18th css q June, lSaS A. c. RICE,
~. lawSwNed PlEnti
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k.~f
Moan q
No b~ore
Of March
80 l,w6s.INsl AMELIA CHAPLIN
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HlsniIul.

CURE for SE.A SICKNESS, Cholera, Darrhea, Dys
.sd s reudr ever coversd says Lew, cfnde Of
80. .ne tss r wsseS TR"Hpns g.. >, GI1y o n.
Troy Coliretoe shua, Seebe Van Buren, Of Ca.Cc
Pd.se.,J I. CoeeirrOn II Rms hsh Ruetel CO. sad
hr Hays Fulton rsnson Jay-.t boAyn and by Dfus
CUE gu s'l'''' thu me states 'lo ''''u'0 cent p''
COURAUDs LIQUID HAIR DYE is positively
ooJRGubs sssslsssd equation chemical Philosopher
afymf san, oube ard moreover the ,aguaI
sso%Ss5 oTE1Ujs ITALIAN MEbc1rED SOAR eaas
a. Robst Rr ' ao .I S. fs' 30 s ~
gpsr La or iP S s L Ct se sy aoS LILY wr
ie',t near a. AID M l.9 Washustopst Boston
HOLLOWAY PILLS for BOWEL COM
finer medae 10 "a
tps.e ~ see cure vii be Effected
s eSssb more p Bs and d.od-rs OF liver nav
Isb euIc by then aud those who suffering rom ons
Holloway. Pills They also the best family dsine ettA
boI,s at 81, cent? "a, cents sDd 81 each
sGNBs Ee~Yoik sod BY proprietor No pa Saod Lonioa
saEDICAL SURGERY WITHOUT tue KNIFE
Ni sA"UEL GILBERT NJ after loes sad stens,v- eape.
no,sc to NewYor, No as Bosiw.y where
Of a,ss :,s deems lee o.e'aS' by his brethren
/ Tlcers ard Tumon "a led osnce'0u'
S %i,e s~eins sS Crou.c Of TIE
TrSc arns CrOuncles TeTsrs soAd Head and al crap
"a the skn
8 Dsesses OF the Eyes &c
Ia GlBFRT invites Physcss send patients they deen In
Of euSctiss
hours g 4 NJ u 5 7. VI
VVNHOSE PURE WILD CHERRY BITrERS, pre-
pared b, CURTIS PERKINS positively I'll Jsu dice and
Bilious con purity the blood snd lie sud 70
ftc whoe system Puce 81 pint bottles Sd by
Corlsndt sp6 W Cuu bic No SIS Bo~ry, n II Mrs HAYS
No IFS Fuou-st and ". l46 AtlAnucst BFoosiyn
CANDs SYRUP Of HOARHOUND and NEGETA
- BILE FXPsCTORANrS -l2t = aud - cents A aehsnfa
Coughs Gods Cougwpasu sold SnoeSze
sri -t- ,ND> Nsnmoh Orug store No II lamesH
XvHAI HORSE.OWNEkS have long aud s,rously
w w.ne~ edsrtsd 20 the Horse,
D. ~ iLN6FRS uew remedy, called Medical charm
Or ken.,-s New Mroical Charm the wonderful m>t
icne offered L public I; h-evss nn-l'ey,
ard al manner and biuseA ssd work the hore
saliv L. .rsr hotta1 g.; a. Tins ,sy oe
bed o. Eoctof, No sle 8roaiVsy TIE nate
cannot This great WsG horseoSpTs
have one wanted Medical Charm 81 sch aud
RMr Lsoo MgI'y and "est cure ho'se n 80
S.Ns Of hsves Mr. Nm Rsdori Shasle ~
No = " GO, It. splendid horse that bsy arod
a "a thought tie eErcd sh
hot arr Is worth $50 There ans ase
In The history - medicine
NO WHISPERS "a MUSTACHE You don't de-
N serve 10 have any pcJuoles woud lee
ONGl NJ II lar o. strl1e
srf IN 81 weeks nurns the ska To-. stst
Oh rer bottle o. the country O. OK AHAe No
- Ans. and al1fusess
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The Maine Law States continue to advertise jas % let.
Thus property rendered Norhie's and great oaaess
mined Grsss viii gov up where cOusta5lss and tser
.nbisi have ~ !oI gone in. When We have been the
.Iuen-s OF erecting such buildings it - clearly los not
10 have hem hsd. or city fathers look - this oFincn
n ibe bic interest and by precep, and example have
Little and there good deal encourage IT, CsyusA ChisL
On Monday. Aug !. at Plymouth, Mss, Hon N,faNS
MTcHTLL Judge Of Boston dropped sgddeoy cetd a. ths
house INV VIM g DAVE 4 fvE minutes zfes MS sri'h
from Boson TIE cause q ne death has not yet oeen A.
certained.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

INFORMATION WANTED i wish tidnys
l. ron nv brother, SAMUEL NELSON. He may 70 ~
TIC uGne OF Ca tel and 10 may be Martin Our pAreots
rame. were John and sally Nelson and resided Heoroa
WsslinG,on Ceunty Newlork. Oar mother died when -
an i fart and ne iven 90 woman y the name 4
Garter wife OF Burch Carter whO bad rec nty lost child
They lived in H.trcu unl nv brother about i've years
old and then moved 70 Alegany County. wasre Mr a1d
Ars Garter 10th 6iea Beng ste poor they 'e fam "
Of snail children in iSery, my brother with the RESI- Ne
Tct SAYS that Mr. Natr took him out o. charity and N
q short time movfd to Michigan | rse BIN no far-
ther II visE. he il about y years old IL any p.r'
500 give any account o. him whether Dad or alive II
will b. g-eaf SATISFACTION AMI my SISTERS Address
HARRISON NELSON Ltchield, Meaina County, Ono,
III nr-ra II. s..r,r
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SALOON of wONDERS-No.

"EILERs SALOON OF WONDERS-NO.
i $50 Broadway Chinese Building-Last Week Of the
Sc md Seres-Close OF the First SessonProiessor ROB,
ERT HELLER the unryaled Prince Of Wizards returns
his hsnks TO the Newly orb public for the immense PATRONAGE
extended to him during the past weve weeks and respect
fully announces that he win ose his First Season the
I9th inst for short time only in order 20 alte perfect
aud decorate his Saloon directly his present one
and TO prepare third series OF magnificent Experiments
fof the Second Season. The attractions offered for the
Thirteenth Week will be repete with startling and bril-
liant ILLUSIONS OF THE BLACK ART,
together with the mysteiious Experiment OF
SECOND SIGHT!
Evening performances commence al " o'clock and on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 5. Admission, % cents )
children half price.
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~ DIR. B0yntOn's Lectures.-Dr. BO1NTDN
respectfully announces that he will give the Second Course
ftlGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTURES upon
THE HISTORY OF CREATION,
MMttropolitaD Hall, commencing THURSDAY EVEN
NC March H. FRIDAY, March 49, to continue as per iu
tse advertisements. - -
The First Lecture will he upon the MECHANICAL AS
fR0N0MY OF THE HEAVENS, with illustrative oxper-
lufnts
The Course will comprise History Of Creation, from the
spizson OF matter through al the progress aud changes
AAsse taken place the Earths Crust the Monsters of
s deep, and Animals that existed millions Of years before
Man was called into btipg-the whole MINERAL, VEG
kfABLE and ANIMAL KINGDOMS being represented
~ lEEe and beautiful Paintings.
The Lectures will close with series Of new and striking
Experiments Natural Philosophy, Electricity Electro
Magnetism and GalyeDn presenting the latest discoveries
IN ihose sciences 49,.
Tickets TO the Course for secured seats 81 So Tickets to
e Course not secured seats 81 Single admission % cents
NB-No bows under II admitted without parents suar-
dane Seats may be secured twhere Diagrams OF the honse
ue leit,) at EVANS BRITrONS Book store, corner
Broadway and Fourth.st; HALL SONS Music Stare, or
ue all Teachers aud Students Tickets TO the Course,
&eents.
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~ Fresh Saimon.-JuEt received and for sals cheap
BY NJ ROGERS Co., small 70. Of fne fe~h Salmon
~ kinesieBd Homestead Asseciation.-The
totscnbeTs 70 the Kingssnd Homestead are requested
IT, call a he Office Of the Association No 81 Chlmbsrs
On THURSDAY the l7th inst, when basness OF irnpor
lance viii be laid before them Office viii b. open day
evening. J.BUXT0S, Jr- Sssy.
~ Little Neck Assecia tiou.-A meeting Of this
Association viii be he'd at tbs Wesch-ster Hons
q Bovery and BroOme-st, TUESDAY EVENING,
0h, at q. O'clock. Gentlemen wishing JOIN invited
TO be present.. JAMES GILMORE, Secretary.
" Spiritual Nantes stations, by Prof BARNES
Brosdwey-TUEsDAY EVENING March 18Th. Prof.
Barnes will endeayor 10 prove 70 toe audience that
Psycology hesmerism, and Clsrvoyynce ia connected
with the Spiritual Phenomens Doom open At 81; com
mepce az ~ Admission IS cents. Those who wish
instruction IN the above named myseries have It
ford's Hotel
~ Postage stamps.-Tbree Cent Stamps for sale
at the Office.
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New Publications.

As we expected
ssDEATRlCE has gone of with regular
Doa fashioned rush to-day and the counter and count
;... hons, ofpEWITTA DAVENPORT have been crowded
v,h se.le,s and cassomsrs BEATRICE truly uasaiS'
work II contains every element Of permanent popa-
,.,,x The Second Edition is nearly exhausted
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OFFICES. MARINES and SAILORS OF

OFFICERS, MARINES and SAILORS OF
~ the Navy and Otceis sni Men Of the Revenue Ser
VICE who served n the Pscic, the Of CfOreia
durus the Mexican War any tme tom 1876 - 1872
etiled ray In OF death Of any OF the
shove the heirs ohtan the A3-reSs apply 60
P. :. BELTS No. 81 Wal st, basement.
DOBERT TUCKER, between the age OF -
N and a. an indentured apprentice the CanlSius
hrs Deshis 10 forbid al persons harblTng tTuSfrg
haa under the penalty ftAe law.
wM HUDSON. No S. Avenue D.
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fost an0 founo.
90 ubom il man Gonrern.

A young Gentleman,
WI prspossesszng in spPezrznee .nd sane5en.I 80
,ucsted 10 srrte hra the compensatory o. AZ nSe
-. -, Ss.,ss >, h.coae scqusnted With one Sho VIII
K wihns 70 en- oy quiet hone WITH HIN Inc ,1y 1sst
he beautiful .nisbe Of rsther rsErns e.os "a not essf
OEee, NeE.Yorh
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AMPHITHEA-

~ TER, No. 81 BOwery-R. SANDS Co, Propnetou-
The French Troupe Of EquestIians for SIX Nights Ma
came TOURNIAIkE, Mile JOSEPHINE. Mile. LOUISE,
Mons. T0URNIAlRE. The performances viii consist Of
the Grand Msnege Act, by Madame TOURNIAtRE, and
ParisiBn EquosIisDism, by Mile. LOUISE and JOSE
PINE, &c. Mr.. CHARLES RIVERS and Family in La
Statue Blanche. Clown, SAM LATHROP Doors open
at % TO commence at H.
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In Press,
vJ,HF EVENTS OF A YEAR. BY Emile

THE EVENTS OF A TEAK. b! LlaIne
II Carlen. From Advance shssts $780,, -, ,,,-~,,
TVS FNGlNEER'S AND MECHANICS DRAWING
BOOK Part /. a.. ~ ,,u
THF ARTISTS WIFE, AND orHEk TALES. by MAY
Hewitt n, H.
.,,har ~ - /. Sx'sn,pr,s az al Aia-de-Csnp."
'MfiSs TPEMENHYRE BY the snthOr of =" A3sA-a
the Gipsys .->.sx,>,r, ~ -, R,,.svax
VNHE SPIRITUAL BEACON-Devoted 70
Il the Investigation of Spiritual s - -
Truths Of Nature and Revelation. and tner spppcso ~
the Gradual Elevation Of Ma and the Ufn.e
Of Society Psbixhei Weekly, 81 - per annnn- ~
CHARLES Z. KING, Cinei1nS, V1n~
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CCIENTIFIC MISUNDERSTANDING Ex-
- periments in the different Sciences, by DIR. WILL
LIAMS and Prof LOOMS at the City Assembly Rooms
No 45O BroadwAy-Flying Horseman Combustion Of the
BODY by Alcohol illustrated Thunder ard Lightning 10
Lsdys Tongue; Ice Fire; Animal Killed and =
stored Ph0sphoe SUM- besides great variety OF other
experim, nts equally interesting Laughing Gas will slso
be administered TO commence at "a O'Clock. Tickets %
cents A Gentleman and two Ladies, 80 cents
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VTHE sPITFIRE-A Nautical Romance. By

THE SPITFIRE-AN Nautical Romance. By
IL Capt Chsmier, sDthor Of Ben Brace " Toa Bow
ire," Jack Adans- TIE Ma.iaeer- "T1e ArIthusA-r
etc, etc
A glowinely written Ocean Story, the production Of
sailor who writes with al the ardent impulses sf sailor
psssOLstey attached his profession IL abOuads in &C
eur.te and graphic descriptions Of the lie and habits Of ses
IL over9oFs with a1venture.-hanoro1s. tra-ie
thrilling, and sentimental ard ell wrought up with mich
kill either to oonvplse with laughter thl with IL.
tensty. The great of this work Is leke earnest
and reality The characters and incidents pss
before glowing with life and vvidness TIE author
never drenes he aEsys thoroughly in earnest His sd
ventures crowd every page. The readers interest Is SEIZED
upon the fst and anu the pare there relaxing
he is drawn fascinated, thrilled deE GIFTED II nuSt De-
extremely popular and find friends wherever
introduced Price 80 cents Published this day b.
BUNCE L BROTHPR, No. IS4 Nassau st. NY.
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ruy NEW.YORK TRIBUNE,

"A. CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
:. .bthed the departure Of each Mail Steamer FOL
1igra Prce CT cents per copy.
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Amnsfmeni5.

NIBL0's GARDEN - Madame SONTAGs
N TWENTY SEVENTH NIGHT.-on wEDNEs.
DAY NS f s T b ReG F TE f0 Ihe I,st e
sep'ee. Bsdiab Tonic -. fossoiHi
FRIDAY, 18th, LUCIA DT LANMERMOOR
On TluIsdsy viii be sold the e. Seat on Friday,
the o. and 81 Seats Secured Seats may By obtained
Box Office on the evening ofperformanes Commence att
BROADWAY Observation-Disclosures,
II Sole Lessee-IHIs EVENING March IS, will be
performed the 1'''' JACK C c.DE.
Get cade.'...M, Forrest Marianne IN ne Ponisi
NY YOUNG WIFE and NY OLD UMBRELLA.
;Gri1zle Mr. Dayidge Dinsb Mis-. Adeline
Doors open ats commences at 7. Boxes and Parquet
cents; Upper Circle, d cents
WALLACK's Observation-Disclosures.
sger-THIs EvENiNG, March IS viii be presented
POPPING The QUESTION
To conclude with PAULINE.
The Count. Lester Pauline. Mis- I. Keeno
Doors open 81 O'Clock; performance ocomnence at T.
Paquet and Dfes Circle, 50 Cents Family Circle 25csnts
DURTONs THEATER - Chambers ST.
- THIS Tf EyENSS Ms1h Is 6S BE Rsysd
Sir John Falstsf Mr. Burton Ms Pare. Mrs skerrett
Or Csigs.a...Mr p,ciae Mrs Ford. Mr., Dyott
JGIes Shallow M sssT PsTs 33os Mrs Hughes
Doors open ats O'clock performances commence at7l
Boxes sndPsIque 80 cents Second Circle % eent Pm
gate Boxes, S Orchestra Chars, ID cents
NEW ST. CHARLES THEATER-Bow
IN (nesr Chsham-susrel Boxes and Perguete p cts.
THIS EVENING March Is THE GAMBLERS WIFE
to with THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM -
- THIS Tuesday EVENING at u O'CLOCK. for the
third week the gorgeous Oriental Spectacle of BLUE
BEARD, previous TO which THE MARRIED RAKE.
THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock ALLOW ME- TO
APOLOGIZE, and also THE LIMERICK BOY
The PETRiFiED HORSE and RIDER the Living Ami
mails &c TO be AZ all hours Aduiftaace the
whole Museum Entertainments &c, Is ceuts Parauet
AND First Balcony I2i cents extrS