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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-26

RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-DooRs
SAsa.a.s {. ssss
Caroline Norton M 49, Mrs Barney Williams
DA1A1 : UNCLE PAT's CABIN
TaY Malone E ,ss
sss sss va Casey Ts%:
Count NJ TIE M1FFY NAN hughes
Paddy Murphy Mr.. Barney Williams
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-DooRs
ssis ;$:if; Is, s5r
y: .iss: "; N:ias:
S''gsss BE Clarke L asasl''''
iad 81
q hsh a tss
MAGIC CHANGES AND KALEIDosCoPICAL VIEWS.
Felix Cooke Narss.s His: Mitchell
:, Dance IAD,Es RIGHTS G & u.s. B. Yates
ssd Dan @ s9s
: TRIAL by BATTLE. ''', ',
soS NJ
t boY syssS and adapted to the ssSs.
Tli b produced the famous comedy Of TlE HEIR Al
S s sns
MI -GRANp MUSICAL FESTIVAL '
connection With the following rsll known and highly
he s
s1csoR sASe15xsHs5
CHS first ag yisSos s Ks shEss y''r'
SIGNOR COLETTI,
Aided BY powerful Chorus, and !. Grand Orchestra,
And also with the Of reputed
MAURICE RAKoscH.
As testimonial Of her great satisfaction services
D1 7A rs9dR1 fAEr171'
ss,s!S;s to sss! ss
c.v. sSs'i from Noim: Ssy special d:sii:5
Tho NIsS,asss Ssss:as
The Grand Spsts Of E,n.n sSnsr ora ASSa
ss A S viii . s p
with The utmost success At Gov mt Garden, London
l. Grand Overture to MT" fHss dei por.isi" full
Rondo T iro% T.ncr.d. op.. Tani Pal. Ao0's
pitt (hrst time in America,) signora
g. "Ths Banjo, new capricco charactsristique
q Il Ssss
signora Xboni and NINE. De vries. l.. Arditi
and
NJ 1 ASco
from Pyes celebrated kindly loaned BY Mr.
j. Ds''0m's 4I ss 81 o Sse' 6caya. EACH
To be had Ct VIM Hall Sons. corner Of B.o.dvsy and
pal stores and hotels and Metropolitan Hall on the
Doors open at O'Clock; to commence at precisely.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF MADAME AuREL1A
TT e'i'I?gH;s;' e
On which occasion os she viii
11 sf s.' h E1s1a1't e.. ny Tfa lTs'.s'
and select HEST
'A' very renowned PROGRAMME.
PARrI
A'' sinss and osshs'sss Nv:
Grand Tsns.ss teiins Mon: Paul
4. ze Mic Figli0. aria from the Prophetic, Nine
Hungarian Nasisnsi Hymn, Racooay, for the n.,,.
Orchestra arrange PA ~; H. " n''l0'
Grs sns f Fansass s from iusi. ii
%o H%s .S
5s... SSs:', TisS
Mr.. Henry c. Timm will preside at the Panoforte
Admission su''.. 81: Isl Reserved Ssss. g
The the principal music stores The
So only be had at Aessrs Hall Sons corner OF
a.
the mig hit Of the Concert.
| FTERNOON AMUSEMENT FOR FAMILIES-F0R
IA the convenience of families afternoon performance
will given At the ST. Charles Thestre every week day
light and amusing pieces with comic singing and dancing
will be given. Admission Is cents Ladies and children hall
| prc0
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ERANCoNrs HIPPoDRoME.-NEwF FEATURES AND
v rate nfian0 Of Eavn fa SnAcf aclaa

CNRANCUNTS HIPPODKOME,-NEWFE ATUHES AND
Il retention of FAvofite SpectAcles
FOURTH WEEK AMERICA
FRANCONrS COLOSSAL HIPPODROME,
With all its animated splendors,
Daring Chariot Races, gorgeous Tournaments nodssa
Field Sports Mons Francon highly trained horses Bay
Stadium, the Course the Arena the Chase the TtiAe
Ground and the Paradox
Thursday afternoon and evening, NAV 20,
THE STAG HUNT,
Which has been long in will be produced
The performances win commence with the.
GRAND TOURNAMENT
OF the Field OF the Cloth Of Gold.
Produced at prodgous til magnificent styls
The procession will comprise 200 horses and performers
Performances will be given every evening.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Boxes. 80 Cents Pit ............UC Cent?
Reserved Seats. 81 Season Tickets. ~
Doors open at ~ in the srsrnoon, and AZ Tx Pr;
half hour after the opening
Of the house.
Particular NotceTickes be secured at the follow
ing places-Western Hotel Loveoys Hotel Astor House,
New York Hotel and at bod vorths music store.
The entertainments given In the afternoon equal b
those of the evening Children under ta
Of will be admitted for price only to the a
performances.
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DOWERY AMPHITHEATRE-THE GREAT SOUTH
ID Circus for week more-Great Attracti0nsfo
Monday and Tuesday, May rs and "A.
First appearance this season Of
DONNA MARGUIRETTA,
The heroine with her highly trained danc
FLOODED mares Juliet and Csquette.
Mr.. Henry Whitney will introduce his beautiful stad
trick ponies. VIM. J Smith in his superb double act
two horses D. W. Stone will appear as Clown.
ROSE MADfGAN
will ride her flying charger without saddle or bride
And the Whole company in the Ring and in the aughabl
afterpiece.
On Wednesday, benefit OF Msssrs Waterbury and ROsl
officers and doorkccpers Of the iablishment.
grand entertainment Saturday afternoon.
RnxA l2k
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EDWARD COLLINS 1 CO., Ne IS Wan st., N. 7.
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO.. Liverpool
e. q. ROBERTS 4 CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AUNROE 4 CO., No . Rue Notrs Dame dos
Victories, Paris; or
GEO II. DRAPER, Havre.
these ships will not DO accountable for god
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones metals
Of ladng signed therefor and the value there
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(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT.-SEALED PRO.
~ posas endorsed Proposals for thirty inch Trench"
VIII 6s receiysS At thi: 9fcs until O'clock Mon
eavaton backhlng ramming and paving trench for
line Of water pipe in Forty street from
the Gate House to Eleventh length 900
feet The work to be done under the
The trench be in such parts Of the street direct
cd by the Water Purveyor to be FIVE feet In width at the
and regularly sloped feet width
be seven and half feet In depth With Joint holes q
1t intervals Of nine feet Offset required
occasionally The specification for the a other
relating
to the Water Purveyor at This ofhoe.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
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T LIVERPOOL PACKETs-oLD BLACK STAR LINE
Isaiing lst 9th 18th, 10th, 2st, and 26th Of every
NOR tn
Passage from Liverpool secured at lowest possible
REMITTANCES
Drafts ~ sight Royal Bank and Ulster Banking
Ireland Natonsl Bank Of Scotland London Liver.
pool, DO. WILL IAMS GUION. No. 40 Fulton street.
dor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
y States mail steamship FRANKLIN. Jss: A. wotton.
commander will leave for Havre touching At Southampton
to land tho mails and on June at u
$40 not wanted during the should be sent
board the day before sailing marked below" No
ohandise viii be received board after Thursday June
For freight or passage apply to
E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE UNITED
States mail steamer WASHINGTON, T. NJ Fitch, com
land the mails and for Ensand and France
North river. Price Of passage
In first cabin main saloon. $40
In first cabin, lower saloon 100
eanersncei snrceon IL .ttachad To an Oh Al
letters must the post Office delivered
In Bavre and London For passage freight apply to
AOLLER, SAND R!EnA, Agents, IS South street.
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington and
sail July l6.
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET, EXCELSIOR LINE-PIO-
IA necr Ship.-The well known and favorite New York
clipper ship HELENA Capt. Cave, will have immediate
despatch on her second to Melbourne Having made
her last passage 60 Melbourne in eighty day IL Ia
that she VIII again distance all competitor The cabin
commodations ingle bcrths in state
comfortable description No seerage passengers taken
JOHN NORTON. Jr. 90 Wall street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice 10 hereby that the following petit
tons have been the Board Of Adcrmeno
curb and gutter stones In street. from Eighth
street. from Eighth to Hudson river nag
walks In Ninth from Forty 9th Fiftythird
street TO regulate and grade 6th street. between Eighth
and Harlem river where necessary Also the fol-
lowing lay crosswalks in Mangin street.
line with Stanton street TO fence lots bounded
Twenty ninth Thirtth and Thirty first streets Broadway
arr requested present them writing
q his once or bsfcrsthe 9Th day OF june New
Yorh. Nay -, 1853. JAMES FURRY Street Commissioner
CTREEr DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Pebble notice hereby given that the following
1utions have tssn preentsd In the Board Of Assistant Alder
between Fifteenth streets set curb and
gutter and ea< The east sidewalk o. from Houston
20 Tenth rest alec the worth side Of Third street. from
gvsas esrb snd snd Of sidewalks
end rsvs slxk sveuue rsm Forty second to Forty
street All peross snssrs-ssd having cbjections
s sss ~ e. srs sss s.i day o. June next New YORK
Nay n, isaS JANIS FURRY, Street Commissioner
C7RrEr DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
tzsiss has passed the Common CouncTo set curb
gusr stones opposite Nos m and l63 West Twenty eighth
street Al persons inseressd having objections are re-
M one. 81 or before the III day 81 june merit New York
Nay 70, lsaS JAMES EUREY, Street Commissioner.
QsAx cOnNIssIONnRs' OFFICE NO. NEW sITY
Hall, pm lssa-Notiss - tax paysrs-Ths
pat rolls o. the severed wa.d In ths city Of New Yorh Will
sssr for "a ed ,:.s. from Friday The 2esa
Sassvs An u. psy.f issrsss q ..anin1s
Ss rsssr:iFn;s ssssr sS:s S:s.sss K ssSa
osoRaE 4 fURsER
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EvRoToN AQUEDgcT DEPARTMENT-,.sEALEDP PRO
~ posas endorsed Proposal for building q sewer in
Seventh avenue will received st the office of the Croton
Aqueduet Department Rotunda Park until Monday the
S0th day of May 1858 at IL O'Clock M to build with
The receiving basins and cuvers in Seventh
street to Broadway The plan of the sewer specfca
tons for the building Of the and all other information
Purveyo or, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqasduet Department
New York. NAY n 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-26

WALLACK's THEATRE-MoNDAY, NAY 50, IS
w fixed for the benefit Of
Mr. CHARLES WALLACK, TREASURER,
when will be acted for the first time at this Theatre the
play Of THE STRANGER,
In which Mr. Waack Mr. Blake Nr. Mason, Mr.. Hale Mr.
Walco Mr. Reynolds Miss Julia Gould, Mrs. Hale, MIS-
Stephens, and Miss Laura Keene, will appear.
With, also, for the first time here the farce OF
MY AUNT.
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EREEZING ANNOUNCEMENT
Il THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE WORLD
Is Acknowledged by all to be
From whence you can view the vast
SEAS OF Ice,
Mountains and Valleys Of
ETERNAL SNOW
What refreshing ideal
OPEN EyEry rvrr,ra
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UPWARDS OF q, 900 PERSONS
~ Have accompanied
On his perilous
ASCENT OF MONT BLANC,

GHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, AZ BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand etOpen every night during the week under
the sole direction and Of E. p Chrsty
whose concerts In this city for the past years.
be audiences Tickets oents open ct Z to DOM
menec ii O'Clock = 49,
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(NROTON AQUHDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC.
~ torsSealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Thirty street will DO received At the oss Of the
Of May 1853 at IL o'clock NJ to build with the
receiving basins and culverts in Thirty second
street from the in Madison TO point about
II feet west Of Fourth avenue being in length about o
ing Of the and all otker information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Water Pureyor
this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
NawY York. Ma
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
~ tsrsealsd proposals. endorsed Proposal for
IN Leroy street, will be received at the Office
Aqusdust Department until Monday the soh day Of May
resolving basins and euvers in Leroy street. the Hud
river TO point 60 feet west Of Hudson street. being in
kngth about e6 feet The plan Of the spocihca
tons the building Of the and q. other information
relating thereto be obtained application to Water
PurveyoY, at this ofRce NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqusduet Department.
NAz Ynnt MaY
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JAMES PRENTICE, LATE OF SIS BROADWAY. has
% removed his business Of Mathematical instrumsnI
nAAafactsry v No. Chambers stsssk sast Vf Byssdvay
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G1O OOO WORTH OF CHOICE BRANDIEs WINES
TlU.VUU Dublin and London porter and brown stout,
Scotch and East India sie Phsdephis porter aid ale
and for sale at $50 Fourth Of Twenty
street. branch Of VIM. H. Enderhrs wholesale establish
ment 40 Broome street. At saving of twenty Ter cent
under the direction and supsrintendanoe Of George B.
Browne
= nm DOZEN OF SUPERIOR CLARET WINES,
C.UUO from 81 50, bottles returned, comprising St.
Julien st. Es.sphe Chateau As5gau. Latte st. Emil
Barac Nersliener Hockheimer Charles Heidseck Held
sleek and other champagne Wines by w. H. UNDERHILL
40 Broome street.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LONDON D0CK CHAM
IA Oard and other brandes gin in various brands
schiedam schnapps port sherry Madeira Malaga Musca
twenty per cent below any house. by w. II. UEDERHILL,
4SO Broome street.
CIGARS, SEGARs, SEGARS-JUsT RECEIVED FROM
- Havana@00O0 Figaro Regalas, 10000 Compounds,
20 GOO Pi.cadores Uniyetsais 80 600 scmg1e
$4,000 Dcphias 60 700 Cruzados aAd million OF che best
rands for sale by HENRY GOLDSMITH, 60 Fulton street,
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
~ tors-seaed proposals endorsed Proposals. for Sew
er In Forty sixth street, will be received at the Office Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 9Th
june 1853 At p o'clock NJ to build sewer with tho
from point about IA feet east Of Twelfth TO the
eastery side of Eleventh being length about $50
of the and all other information relating
be obtained application to the Purveyor At this
Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President ofthe Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York May Is, 1853.
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NEW YORK AND CHINA TEA COMPANY No. N4
IN (old numbe Green wich street between Barclay and
vesey particular this Ia the old established
Hotel proprietors Dealers and all who largely will
effect great saving by purchasing as above
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nR. LEA HAS REMOVED TO STATEN IsLANp
where no will practice his profession He refers to Doc
Johnson Frances aud Woed Of New York Househna
Office, Staplston, third dosr from esaman's Retreat
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FTERNOON AMUSEMENT FOR FAMILIES.-FOR
IA the convenience of families afternoon performance
will be given at the St. Charles Thestre every week day.
beginning with Saturday, 18th, at O'Clock, r N Two
light and pieces with comic singing and dancing
will given Admission Is Ladies and children half
nrina
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T,EAs.-HOTEL PROPRIETORs BOARDING HOUSE
keepers: and dealers in tea viii effect great saving BY
making their purchases At the great market No Cham
bcrs street Of Chatham pounds capital
coffee III, and i've pounds Of good tea 81 Is.
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LIQUORS, DC.
IN mn DOZEN OF GUINNESs'S AND ROBERT
1U.OUO Maunderss xxx Dublin stout, Barclay 4
Pekns's London porter and brown stout Doves Fark
Frarers Campbells Scotch ales Allsopp's BASIS
East India ale Philadelphia ale porter, brown stout and
champagne cider, &c for sale by
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snies bills sdns are snsd therefor and the there
Of therein expressed
THE british AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chfef cabin passage. VIzo
TRoM BOSTON, LIVERPOOL.
The ships from boston cali At Hsiifs1
PEksIA Capt Ryris EUkoPA CAPT Cant s Shannon.
ATk1c Aap Capt. Harrison rs SfAGAR1 Cap. Lang
These vessels clear white Light at mast head green
on starboard bow red on port bow
ASIA ISs. ilsn Ssy York %sdas:dsy is:s Tsy
AFRICA, Harrison from New York sdnssdsy 1ss June
ARABIA Judkins from New York Wednssday 18th June
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones metals
thereof therein expressed.
For freight G.; cdsa 1Hgy r.. Bowling Green
TEE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company sailing their fayorite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
C ity o. saturday June
C;ty y, I.%i. >..... :. my q
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Manchester. ................ July 6.
ssiooa 3d. ss and ssi i.eeoriins to state rooms
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
Pare. wishing 70 bring ont their friends can obtain der
fcstes AID drafts the Bank Of Ireland In
s'''' and the
No. Is Broadway.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-02
Communicated

Mr.. EDIroR.-Allow me to say that while
on my way from the Fair on Saturday even
ing, (where, by the bye, 1 was delighted
with the world of art that surrounded me, J
CHANGED to call in at Odd Fellows Hall,
where Brewers ssGlance at the World was
moving in unrivalled splendor. Certainly,
no person fond of the beautiful, either in
art or nature will leave the city, or suffer
the Panorama to leave, without calling to
see it. One view of the ''Sun- set Scene on
the Nile" will amply repay them for their
trouble. A VISITOR,
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II AIDES and GENTLEMEN eau take their sea /;
Odd Fellows Hall any evening at half past s.y1
O'Clock, and travel by Brewers lire, 9TH lonr4
train in the wor.d) around the world in than a
hours. Notwithstanding the immense speed n !,
will have abundant liiue to the mott enchal,-'
scenery of Europe, Asia, Africa and America. a.
will have splendid views of the choicest nature m
artificial curositiess in Egypt, Turkey, S~izetlan
China Guatimaia, japan, the great oceans, the Cli
States, Mississippi Valley, Green and, and many ca
countries throu h VII ch the tr4ia passed.
Fare for the round trip, only p cents.
mar
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CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1853.
Senate.

On motion of Mr.. HUNTER, the reading Of
the journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. HUNTER, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported back the Indian and Navy
Appropriation Bills, the former with and
the latter without amendments. Mr.. H.
stated that the Committee had refrained
from making amendments because the time
was too short to act upon them.
The Civil and Diplomatic appropriation bill
was then taken up for consideration.
Mr.. JAMES moved an amendment admit
ting machinery preparing fax free of duty.
MIR. BoRLAND moved that the word
"Cotton" be inserted, rejected and the
amendment was then adopted.
Mr.. FELcH moved that whenever a State
shall construct railroad through the pub
lie lands six mile sections of the land on
each side shall be reserved from sale
Mr.. WALKER moved that any individual
who should evidence that he was going to
settle on the land should be allowed to pur-
chase Adopted, and then the amendment
as admended was rejected.
Several amendments were then proposed
and rejected.
An amendment was adopted appropriating
$500 for the repair of the old bridge at
Georgetown, and $4,000 for the Long
Bridge at Washington.
Other amendments were adopted and the
bill passed.
A joint resolution providing for the print
ing and binding of the seventh census was
considered, amended, and passed
Post Office Bill taken up and amended.
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QUITE MIsTAKE-A friend of ours,
who occasionally attends church, had an
''accident, not many Sundays since, which
is too good to be lost. He was among the
first in his seat ut the church of one of our
most eloquent divines. He paid strict at
tention to the services and was observed to
listen in the most exemplary manner to the
preachers discourse. At its close he re-
lapsed into deep fl. Of meditation, no
doubt caused by the serious nature of the
remarks that had just filled his ear Sud-
denly his elbow Was muiged-his attention
was called to some one who stood by him.
He started, looked-it was the "collection
bag Hurriedy thrusting his hand into
his vest pocket, he grasped a coin and drop
ped it i'll the receptacle The collector
passed on.
A moment after, Il change was seen to
come over our friend's countenance; he was
evidently perplexed, vexed-he searched his
pocket again-there Was nothing there
What he had given away in his hurry was
not half dollar, as he imagined it to be,
but twenty dollar gold piece. 1t was too
late to ask for change" A slight mistake,
at which our friend was somewhat troubled.
but which he now finds consolation for in
the reflection that it was for the good of a
good cause. 1t is wickedly reported, how
ever, that at the moment he hal ded out the
money he was heard to say, in a low tone,
unconsciously, of course, 81 anty twenty %
We don't believe it, and We advise our
friend the next time lie attends church to be
more careful in separating the goats from
the sheep-the twenty dollar gold pieces
from the silver half dollars.-New Orleans
Picayune.
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SALE TO-NORROW MORNING,
ByE.N STRATTON, Auctioreer.

Pemnsyi, ana AOemue, near Ninth street
DLANTS, Fruit Trees, Bulbs. &C.
On Tuesday morning. March I, AT 10 ciU,A q
.iIe store occupied Icy NJ. Ramei, For ST, icn.,
vania avcaue. between 9th and 10 b Is C.o.i
siIe.) / sh,l Sell large and cloice Collier ,a i,
Plauis, Trees, and Bulbs, comp ling the fol Jai -
varieties, viz:
Cameia Japonicas. Magnoiins. Rhodadendrugls
Azalees, foeony Ire 5, UraDg Tres,
0ieandefs, ritasporunls, Cape Jasmlnes,
Mctrocideros. NOES Roses. Monthly hoses. &c
Pear, Apple. Al rcot. Piums ard Cherry Trees
Ais z, "A choice selection II Gral e Vices
Hyacinths, tulips, Aarciss-s. JoEqui
Crccus, Lilies nonuuctIleS. Anrnouies
Tube Roses. Dahl $, Poeony. Roots. &c.
The wioe will be Arranged ia assorted lots Wal
ran ed sound, and OF aiihy condition.
Perticular attention gwen 10 arking and ,rwa.
ing in good condition 40 any pan of the United State,
Es5- lie ms cash. ieb 2U-d,s
Et- In consequence of the iuclcmeucy q
the Weather the abO e safe Is postpo.4ei il t-lu,
row, March ), sane hour and place.
IN.
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WHY WILL YE IE!

N0NSUMPTIVfS and these laboi under afer
" tons t the LIrcat and chest Won 20 We IA
cal store and bottle Of stable, IS Auod rp
Cherry Pcrtoral, certain remedy for the above bis
eases. For sale by
ESPkY MORRISON. Druggist.
Agents for this city.
mar 2-3feod Curder % r ard 7th ste
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CAKES, PIES, &c.

IN NJ. HARVEY, at his Store on PENNSYLVANIA "
i. enue, between eth and 9TH streets opposite
Browns Hotel. keeps constantly hai.d assora.
ment of Tea Cakes, Ginger Nuts and III other kind
of Cakes. as well as large qusntit, Of Crackers.
He is also prepared 10 furnish, in any quantity.
Cranberry, Minre, Apple, Peach any other hind Of
Pie that can be mcde at this season Those who are
ia want may be assured tina. they fresh, aud vii
be sold either wholesale or retail! as cheap they
can be toug hit in the city, mar .
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DIED.

On Monday Evening, the 2Sh ultimo. Miss MARY
+. BRICK HEAD, in the seventy seventh Year OF her
age.
This morning, March 2, VARNUM, second son of 81
las II and Mary B. Hill. aged years and months.
Rl- The friends If the family are respectfully in
vied to attend the funeral at twelve o'clock toner
row jThursday) morning. from the residence of his
parents corner Of r. aud 9Th sreetS.
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E@ Andrew Jackson Davis has addressed
long communication to the Hartford
Times, ''on the philosophy of producing
and controlling the fall of rain" We do
not find in it any practical rules for the &C
comphishment of SO desirable a result, the
chief part Of the article being specu!ations
upon it's possibility.