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Stealing Srer Plate "A lad named George Thompson,
between sixteen and eafs age yester-
day arrested by the police charge of stealing svsg
waiter. valued at SIS the property OF VIM Gale Sons.
No 4s7 Broadsay The accused caught in ths act,
having broken open show case and bad the waiter in
his possession Justice McGrsth committed the prisoner
TO the Tombs for trial
Sealing Goats out Of The Sheif's 06ice0ncer Master.
son. of the Chiefs Office, arrested man, yesterday,
named Menagerie Prieband who managed to steal tive
oyercoas from the Sherins Office Of which was re-
covered second hand clothing store In Orange street.
The accused taken before Justice Bogart who COM
mtted him for examination
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TEAS.

CAMUEL NEEDHAM, LATE OF 24 GREENWICH
~ street. wishes to inform his friends that he
Australia to California falaey reported by
eted parties but carrying business at the Colum
ba tea warehouse 22 Greenwich street between Warren
and Chambers streets where he will be happy receive
calls by those who have frequently inquired him with
out any truthful information being given to them
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The RpsatApa of - sASp Afalanta, des.
HSonAus a. NEvnmx, I
SATURDAY., March 12-0P n.

baturdhy, Aarc1 IZ-0f n
Tho ship Atslanta is stin on Romer shoals. She has
changed her position twice during the day. She
now heads to the south, and lies easy. Lighters and
steam tug are in the vicinity to render assistance the
moment an opportunity presents itself and should the
weather continue favorable she win be got off, The
Lighters cannot yet get alongside In consequence Of the
roll of the Sea-
perfect calm now prevails but the weather Is very
hazy off the shore.
The vessels that out to-day are an off to sea- and
have good ofipQ
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~ BALfMOKE March 1858.
h.W Pierce Is still In Baltimore, tolerably well in
nra h, but her spirits still much depressed The
sident returned TO Washington yesterday afternoon
r baltimore mechanic has applied for a space in the
rysal Palace TO erect a steam engine which he saws
will esrrya steamship across the Atlantic ocean in thr
. " SIX hours. -
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FATAL ACCIDENT "A laborer named John McManus was
instantly killed yesterday afternoon whilst employed 1t
the new hotel now building In Broadway, opposite 70
Metropolitan Hall The deceased was moving DERRICK
which caught In large stone, and pulled It down upon
him. Coroner Hilton held inquest. McMsnus wss
twenty seven years Of age, and native Of Ireland.
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NEW ORLEANS March O. 1885,
Cotton has been in brisk demand during the last four
days. the sales reaching 81 600 baes The increased
ccpts at all the Southern ports the time last
year, amount to 529, 900 bales. Prices are firm
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

=
A NTHoNY J. BLEECKER, ,AUcTIONEER.-sALE OF
"A corner lots on Broadway and avenues Eleventh,
Thirty fourth Thirty eighth and issh streets
qe @ rsras o r na on f M
river 40 feet front Fifty fourth fifth
n ssssss %%.$Isy March
ssssss: lot, v; i Tsssh and Thirty
sse9na street, lot corner q & Third aysnSs ana Ey
1s T. % nS M
tyhtth street. iots corner Eighth avenue and FIFTY
fourth rs.s2 iosss CORNER Sssnsh avenue and Ey
and Fifty 18th streets lots Of
snS street; sipSs w Esysnth
snSs rifsy lots side of block second
aa @
@ Harlem ,sr s.s Win a.s sa.s5
and lot % on snrs street: s feet 5
feet west Tenth avenue lots fy th 100
ss s oi
and p alsc lots Fifty seventh street.
tho banls Il river 5th Fifty sixth
streets shout 90 feet front containing about 20 rooms with
AUCTION ,NoTIcE.-TmE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
or stocks OF an Of % ias
that no VIII vS & hi, Il b. a. ss' |, SSassd
he he can give the entire Liberal
soem and prom prompt 4 ssstls%ents srsby '' ~ A'''
X. w. WEs1CoTT Auetioneer, LAG Greenwich avenue.
ADRIAN II; MULLER, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
n house and lot on First avenue at arcton-Adrian
l cG % s e the tSe ar
G
sy the best WITH Inn
baths water closet dumb waitcrs speaking
two inches BY hundred feet.
G. TUTILE, AUCTIoNEER.-To FURNITURE
IA. sale q an entire stock OF elesan.
sTSi %sdny SS az No IS viii sell
cry tie entire stock Of elegant furniture Contained therein
coGns Of rosewood raror suits sofas arm paror easy
ssnrs g. Freash eastosds vafdroSss bureaus wash
work rosewood and mahogany sofas arm psror, and
% v fnd is s' ed ass shdns S
for eah " order Of te assgne and must be removed
Tuttie devote his attention usual sales Of isrn
Saf os aes to out door
"A sell at the Merchants Exchange, at Il o'clock, on on
attic houses ard s'I and Is sqa
This is located in one Of the most business parts Of
O.C W Holiness No Beckman street will give particu.
ie cas made on sn
tUre dry goods srassro, TO- second hand a.ai
sale chesp. 'N' - =
DENvILIE's LIVERY STABLES, BUILDINGS AND
Ing street sale at suction the 10Th day Of March at shs
ksss 4 1iiSk x s'aS1
Sale rcie Saps of the property viii be ready satur
day tho 2th inst good opportunity offers for those wish
ling to continue tie livery having boon establish
ed ncnty The stock offered nc private sale
khe Es TO ccso tho estate Inquire the prems
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs.-ANTHONY
fCI GILECkEk suotoner will sell on Tuesday the 18th
inst at Tire Merchants k1ohnnso lots Of ground
le avonuo corner ofIsth street SEQ at the Of
fee Of tho Guctiopeor
CPLEEDID ESTA ARIISHMENTS-HENRYH II. LEEDS
~ Go. will sell - auction Monday 18th inst, mt ~
o'clock 10 front Of teir store No. Wall street. most
valuable horse xtecn handG high six old warranted
every particular Also new tltury, harness. &c. Can
te seen in front OF the store on morning o. sale.
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Flnanesa iAH.,rs a. Oh,o.
olNoiNNAAt DAsNs ND NEW ENGLAND BILLS-THE
OHso pANx TAyIIw


UNIV BANK TAX LAW
CINCINNATI, March IL, 1858.
Inc eineinDau e and Trust Bank refused to receive
all NeW hnshhA bank paper to-day, except Boston city
bapbs The priv IN hanks bouever roco;vod - a ona
Per cent Discount ' ~ " ~
There Is in merse a,oorrt nc Ia torn ,,onau =; .
culation here. " ~ ' " vi
The Ohio Leg is,aurc ~ ssed hin IN omend Tho
iaN awi AW norizing county auditors, in where
to pay the taxes levied upon them to enter
aa psnssP jrcbly, and, with crowbars, pickaxes &C.
s1 open safes vaults other places where the money
may 20 pit and take the amount of tax claimed. The
'o'e On nc nnal passage of the bill was 20 to ..
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SALES AT AUCTION.


HoUsEHoLD FURNITuRE.-HENRY u: LEEDS 4
IL Co. will sell by auction on Tuesday 10Th March, at
No East Thrticth street at 1 O'clock general assort
ment Of household furniture belonging to family leaving
for Italy consisting tapesry carpets superb panoforte
made by Coard of London French secretary rosewood
paror furniture covered silk brocatee rosewood side ia
he made in London glass chandeliers real Frattan bron
and other works Of art bed and oak dining
furniture, cabinet do china glass, &C. &c. Also fifty
dozen first quality choice Wines imported the
private use. Sale commences with Kitchen furniture.
d c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNITURE
III. panoorts and rich house furnishing articles auction
aMetropolitan Hail. Broadway, Wednesday and Thurs
day next Large and peremptory SALE four months
dit for all $500 for approved endorsed c.
KEMP will sell at auction above
of rich first class cabinet furniture panoforte other
rich fancy housekeeping goods such rarely offered
auction and which favorable opportunity
wood oak mahogany and parlor dining
library and chamber furniture elegantly carved and finished
in the most fashionable styles and of the best materials
the whole will be positively sold without The fur
niture mostly from old established of the
very best rcputaton and other goods will be admitted
to the sale but such be fully relied upon and
ranted The pianoorts all of the best quality
Of which rich and beautifully from city
makers Of good reputation and will bo fully warranted and
ere particularly worthy Of the attention Of those in Of
good instruments Many other rich and desirable goods such
as mirrors silver plate rich china and cut glass will
be included in the sale to all of which the especial notice
purchasers Is invited.
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Destructive FIrc near NeHv Haven.

NEW HAVEN MARCH II, IS53.
Churchls auger factory large establishment five
miles from this city burnt Gown at eleven O'Clock
Inst night. The loss is $4,000 Insured for $4,000, of
which the Etna Company has 81 500.
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OCULISTs AND AURISTs.

DEAFNESS. ~ NSw DISCOVERY -LEsLEY's OR.
AZ church and public assemblies and affords all the assistance
thAA could possibly dered 10 had AZ Ispeusrd
Auorica gtice 81
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clerk all three answered TO their
Here Alderman Cornell who is a fine jolly, rotunA
locking specimen Of civic good things waving
through the Of people that thronged the court.
Judge DUxR then delivered the written Judgment the
Court which is very elaborate and occupied thaa
three quarters of an hour He concluded by saying
Alderman Sturtevant's is different from that Of
the other Aldermen His framing and preparing this
solution deliberate Hct the adoption Of it by his
brethren might have been the result of haste passsa
The sentence Alderman Sturtevant is that he shall
be imprisoned in the City Prison for the term of neea
days. and he shall to the city treasury ns Of e2So
and to tho reato for their costs and expenses $s2 o.
relation Aldermen who voted fer the
luton Of Alderman Stnrievant-wh the exception Of
Alderman Wesley Smith who, in suitable teras has
pressed his rogret made what deemA sufficient
apology-we impose upon each OF them fine q
$3.50. in addition to the OF $l0l 81 for the
and expenses of the reators to bs paid to thsm
Alderman Dougherty voted against the resolution aAA
Alderman Smith has very properly submitted himself -
the Judgment Of the Court by concesseA Of his
Upon each of them, therefore, we'll upon each q
the Assistant Aldermen who laid the resolution upsn Ne
table, impose ane of $780, to be paid to the tros
sury city, in addition to the Of $10l 81 for tho,
sosts End of the rsators L. zach Of those
awarrant wiz be issued committing the parties t.,
prison. until the fine that has been imposed is paid.
Judge EMMEr differed from tho Court to the amoun
OF punishment aSarafd tc the Alcecmen exclusive o.
Mr. turtevant In the sentence of the regarding
Suieyant he entirely coneTed, but in his opinion the.
remainder of she Board, with he exception OF Alder
Dougherty, should have been punished with impri.
| soament wen as fine.
| Dir. RICHARD BusTETn counsel for Alderman Wesley
Smith, said t3at he did not wish 10 appeal from sls
| -aent of the Court.
Before the rising Of the Court the each se
arranged he orders to be entered in the The
tice of tha appeal snd the undertaking put In
behalf OF the defendants and after desutory con
versaion the Court decided ii at the notice of appeal
the filing of the undertaking would operate IS stay Of
| proceedings.
Mr. kieid movsl thu Court to enter asisr TO that
| effect.
Judge Duer saii tha! it unnecessary do So that
tho other party ued out the of commitment
pcnciDg the appeal they should do at their own risk
Alderman Sturteyant will be, therefore at IL rye and
the imposition Of the fines suspended until decision
| Of the Court o. Appeals
| Where VII the iway Railroad endS We do not
| mean the location of the terminus but where will tho
litigation the inuncons, the decisions the speeches
and app sas termiuateY We cannot answer where But
wheDf hayhap sometime in 1868.
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Interesting fres \ Mex,co.

fhbfAhAIloNs foh SAN "a ANNA s RETURN.
Nrw Op,v,ys N.r,h ,eko
We haVe receVea maAse&n dates to the 21s February
Inc Idu Osach says There is little doubt that
San'a anna wiz pe rec ID house has been already
cutter sailed from Vera " No an tha ois th oo,r,;s
gioner to invite his irnnos ,t. ro,,rn ;, ~
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Eire Mt ROcllQSter.

ROCHESTER, March IL, 1858.
The extensive works for Ky yanzng timber. &C. owned
by Messrs Parsons Rochester Child consumed by
fire this morning. The loss is about $40 000the insu
small 1t supposed to have been the work Of
ncendiary.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW PAPER.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
n formed that the IarmoniM Association Of this city
TO publish weekly entitled tho Jour
nal of Progress to be issued in few weeks Further
ticulars will be given soon.
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The steamer Milton, while her passage from rftss
burg to Louisville with a valuable cargo OF dry goeAA
took ere Friday evening last and Was burned - -
waters edge. No lives were lost
The Chicago and Rock leland railroad was opene& W
LAsAlle % the the lQtA instant
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The Senate Of Louisiana has passed the bill pro-
hibitng the circulation of small notes. II was
thought 1t would also pass the House.
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Freesoil Congressional Nom,n ntIon In Rhode

fRovipkSok' l., March II, 1853.
Flisha NJ Adrich, of Gloucester has been nominate
the feesoil candidate for repY oenatve to corross
iIom the Meserh uisHict vi tDis'
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Reduction of Frclghtagc the Pennsylvania
Railroad.

PTTTsBuRG, March T. 1858.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have reduced the
rate bacon beef pork, whiskey lard and lari OIL to
see per 100 lbs, from Pittsburg to Philadelphia
BaltnOIa.
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BOARDING AID LODGING.

VERY DESIRABLE FRONT PARLOR AND BED
"A room the third floor provided with gas hot
men, ct "a West Twsnty third street.
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SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, 1853.
NE wS BY TELEGRAPH.

N E WS BY ELEG RAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS.
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A0STILITIES COMMENCED BY THE BRITISH
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THE TOWN OF T0UPILLO TAKEN.
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MOSQUITO FLAG H0ISTED OVER THE PLACE.
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Supposed Fight between the British
Steamer and Honduras Troops.
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THE POLITICIANS AT WASHINGTON.
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Business in the New York Legislature,
&C., &c., &c.
The News from Honduras.
New ORLEANS, March 0, 1858.
The schooner Chas Pearson arrived this morning from
Honduras
She reports that great excitement prevailed on the
Island in consequence Of Her British Maesty's war
steamer Devastation, having anchored or Toupio and
demanded the surrender of the place. in the name Of the
Mosquito King.
The inhabitants were given two hours time to decide
before the commencement Of bombardment
The nabtants yielded to superior forces but solemny
protested against the outrage.
The Mosquito flag was hoisted and the Honduras flag
pulled down.
The British steamer then proceeded to Limas and
connonading afterwards heard in that quarter 1t
presumed that contest was going on between tho
steamer and the Honduras troops
severe shock Of earthquake was felt at Belize on
on the 10th of February.
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Monday evening" 4ffiA Ts IL Hlll Il BfSI''m'd
:hfs: s:liis:
Ss'i1 SSs'Gi@:', Dun %ar%iss rsi'i'
~" s'o'' THE KING AMI; /. MISS Price
Rsssss RRisaifss MAss s.sos
NIPLos GARpEN;-MADAMR soNTAGs TWENTY
= Mi sSSrAo s. r,.. .
vis,s sissSs: BsSs ;;i Ts,.$3. d..psrsn
NIBLos GARDEN.-THIs ESTABLISHMENT MAY
,: engaged for respectable performances che Of
Hpp .s's'is'Y ass'n H. Sp.s.
WAHh51aA.CGns':s, :,,.., THEATRE, R nEoApwAY NEAR
Monday ssf's H F1 }; gsisfRsa
F::;s giS,.ssss
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fy informed that the afternoon concerts
HELLER's SALOON OF WONDERS, NO $50 BROAD,
u way Chinese Buildinss-Last week Of the Second
& II SCR RoBRR7 HELLER
ssss S
for fS. saGI time only order
or
RssS
Professor Heller The applause of Europe Professor Heller
.,,s, EIGHTY SIX GRAND PERFORMANCES,
The atsraetpas oered for ths
osi'isHs HR
''se'her with the PsRcoNb sSH ssieSsH'H' Of
sasusa2s e II and ..
RRooKLYN MUsEUM.-sHAKsPEARE DRAMATIC
81 s Hsss
be q ss
and a. the door J. B. CONNER, Presidons
PROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF
aps H.
three br of
osss e.SsP.ed hut like the anSont Messs whose
ks who have
Eqwssss isSA 81 ASss Th NosM
after @easi %sIa ssi viii visit
s ss ssss
Fseks snS NeM , The 2 ApF T.
1853 when the lovers marvellous will have wonders
to look upon unparalleled in the world
PRoFEssSoks p sxSpERsoN,
"And when he Ell i 9SainGfd again i tn s'S North
Richard will bo found himself again"
RURTON's CHAMBERS STREET-MoNDAY, sHAKs.
- ps''sT rue fgIfff %GfkRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,
with snd all new "nd of strict
Sir John Ialstsa NJ burton Dr.: csius Mr. Pl.oiae;
MI
sta M Nd1sn mas Mt ssrdSph Mr. Ensss
s'sss s;:is;s
Music. Cooke
h &C.
supposed Fairies Long Wind
RANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
GsGrsms in Broadway, adjoining shs metropolitan Hotel
nS made the by Mr. BaS"srd during an
.SH; saa,rssssa :sps:;Iy for .ss work
and Saturday nhs5noons At 'a0e Aa
DANoRAMA.-Now OPEN AT METROPOLITAN
from i. mouth . shs Es: q s. Gnhcny svssy s?sais @
ssnss .hdrsn hAipa'' O'Clock
METRoPoLITAN HALL.-FIFTH GRAND CONCERT
W Of the National Guard Band on Saturday evening,
March ~ Conduetor jos Noil Leader Rio.el Ad-
Lea ProrrietorLThe above establishment is ops.
a sSs aa reS IL ss
Ms T5oSs Mss: A
e s:sss srJ x.h sn
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ALDERMEN.
Abraham Moore,
Dudley Haley,
Oscar w. Sturtevant,
Jacob +. Oakley,
Thomas j. Barr,
VIM. NJ. Tweed,
Richard I. Compton;
VIM. J. Brisley,
Wesley Smith.
James NJ. Bard,
Asahel A. Denmap,
VIM. II. Cornell,
John Doherty,
VIM. j. Peck,
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HNE WEEK MORE OF RISLEY,S ILLUSTRATED
~ Thames and the whole Of the City Of London with the
House Of LordsEycry evening at TX o'clock. Satur-
day afternoon, at 2ooock Descriptions by j. II. Ham.
mersly M. ID. Price reduced to only Is cents.
ITO THFATRICALS.-W. II. FISH, FROM LONDONJ
theatrical and characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl
street four doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended wigs lent on hire for PRIV ate parties and fancy
four hours notice.
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H SEYMOUR, OF THE BowERY THEATRE, RE,

IL. speetfuy informs his friends that he has removed hi
costumng establishment TO No $50 Walker street. thre
doors west of the Bowery where he keeps constantly
and fancy ball dresses, all of which and cha
ractersc and designed from the best authorities
nd ndp
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R0ARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR SINGLE
- gentlemen, obtain the second third
aoors private family Apply at 4o2 Brooms street.
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ROARDING.-A FEW PLEASANT FURNISHED
II with without board may be obtained at No.
$40 broadway Transient boardcrs 81 rs per day References
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UCTION N0TICE.-TIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
N inform hoGo who intend dsposng of their household
furniture stocks of goods description this
that lie will give his personal attention TO all sales oohded
bim From hs long experience in the auction business
he believes lie give the entire satsfaction Liberal
advances made all goods consigned for sale al his sales
room, and prompt settlements invariably
X. w. WES1C0TT, Auctoneer LAG Greenwich avenue
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BOARDING AT 347 BROADWAY-FRONT PARLOR,
~ with pantry and bedroom adjoining Also several
with Crates for gentlemen with full partial board Also
lot to single gentlemen without board Transient
boarders 81 Is per day. S47 BroadMaY
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RRO0KLYN MUsEUM-sHAKsPEARE DRAMATIC
~ Association Irregular nght.-Monday evening March H.
THE MERCHANT Of VENICE-Shyiock Mr J. e. Able
Bassanio Mr. Ellis Antonio, Mr. Phalon Portin Miss Nit
chell BOX AND cox Tickets may be had of the members
and at the door, j. b. CONNER President.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

pARTNERsHIP..A MOST DESIRABLE oPPoRTUNI-
ty Is offered to active enterprising young man
having from 81 900 to 81 500 to invest enter into
ship in established manufacturing business Of the
rcspectabty Address with real name, (nons others will
he notced,l s. r., BROOKLYN Post Ohee
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.6NHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY ABOVE
Grand streetOpou night during The week under
whoee concerts In th city for tho past six years have been
audiences Tickets, IS tsnts Doors open at 6h TO
at On Saturday next, March 49, annual bsnsdt
of " A. Porter On and after Monday April Concert
commence a o 'slook