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LNRANKLIN MUSEUM ITS CHATHAM srREET-Gpo
Lea Propulsion above establishment open every
Afternoon At o'clock and In the evening" at TX for TIE
gsrpose Of Classis and Original Lvi.s
gethsr with variety Of beautiful For further
particulars, see bills Of sAoh day Admisson-Ssats n
chairs, 5>s ocnts Boxes q cents Gallery, l2k ssnta
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Musical FUND BENEFIr-pRorEssoR ROBERT

MUSICAL FUND BENEFIT-PROFESSOR ROBERT
M Heller the Wizard of Wixards and great modern
juror being the most eminent pansts and composers
of the day and highly gushed in the world
Kings scholar associate and professor Of the Royal
London honorary member of tho London Philharmonic
Society &c. will give grand for the bensAt OF
the American Musical Fund on Friday evening" April e.
Rappings Inexhanstibe Bottle and other atrocities the
his earliest unrvaed Band
their choicest selections Other eontsm
pation Admission Is oents reserved seats cents to hs
obtained at the principal book at the Office
Of the Society and at Professor Hollers box ONCE TO
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The quantities Of any all be nereassa dmn.
III sh::ssss: :e::S: Il
'1s:: s:.s s::ss
lay may arise foinisins what may
ss q and chs hs r.
70 direct TO be made 70 supply the de-
r. dSIsats copy sasrssi
sS sssds that such
las been made and received
Il: Il .S s
sHiasd in such osr reject the remainder bidders
&.
sss required for the regular tr.nsmssion Of tho mail
..a Ten p. ,ensum in addition will 3 Withheld from the
n Of .sss; i%sa with
nh Sys .aa ss az. bills
m New ESr
'' sr duplicate ali 'eS letter informing bidder
as IF his hs r The BE- a % e.
bid will be made and accepted conformity with this under
livery offer made must be las directed in the
81 Hssn. for sss Sy sss
within nys days with good ard surstss 70
supplies proposed The Bureau will be obligated
consider any proposal unless accompanied by the guay
required law the competency the guaranty be cer
Aed the Navy Agent District Attorney oocr Of
the general government known to the Bureau.
Extract from the act of Congress- approved August TO- l6
And be further enacted That from and after the
passage of every proposal for naval supplies invited
secretary Navy under the proviso to the
appropriation bin for tho navy approved March third
written guaranty signed by or sore Responsible persons
effect he they undertake that the bidder bid
WILL his their bid be accepted enter to obgA
ton IN such may prescribed by tho Secretary
tAe Navy with good and sufficient suretes to furnish the
supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered unless
sueh guaranty IT. after the acceptance Of
and thoreofto the bidder bidders
he they shall fail to enter into obligation within tho
the Secretary Of the Navy with good and
sssient sures furnishing the suPpes then the sesre
persons for furnishing the said suppes aad
forthwith the difference the amount
guaranteed and the amount for which he
have contracted for furnishing the said supplies FOR he
whole period of the be charged against faid
bidder bidders and his their guarantor
and tho be Immediately recovered by the United
the of the Navy Department. action az
debt against either or all OF said persons.
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NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM NyE, =. a. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
References.
SAErIAeo-Hon. Bailie Peyton.
VALPARAso-Messrs. Alsop 4 Co., Hemenway Il Co.
PASAMA-Messrs. Corwins Bro. Co., Garrison Frets,
VIM. Nelson h Co.
L.vrnrooL-Messrs Bowman, Grinnell 4 Co.. william
Jackson, Esq.
Cart Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
Demonstration. John Henderson Co., Thomas J.
Hand Co., White a Elder.
SAN FnANcrsco-Messrs. Flint Peabody Co., Hussey,
Bond Hale, Chae. Doane, Eco j. Ii. Lyon, ESQ.
BosroN-hessrs Ammi c. Lombard, ESQ, 3. D. Brigham
4 Co., Glidden Williams.
CANTor-Nys Psrkp Co.
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CHASE co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS VIA MICA
through in charge of special messenger Mr. John
Nightingale on goth April Freight 50 cents per lb and
the only express via Nicaragua from three TO ave
advance OF the Panama route We have policies
insurance gold dust from San Francisco New York
the amount Of $500 00O Transportation and
Per cent Mr. Oscar f. Gifn agent In San Francisco
B-Insuranos goods to San Francisco same
via Panama. CHASE a CO., 50 Broadway.
OFFICE NO. 59BRoADWAY-ADAMS&C co.'s WEEK
~ ~ Mail Express for CALIFORNIA; Oregon, and the
Sandwich Islands via the Isthmus Of Panama In charge
especial messenger destination per United States mail
Our next regular weekly NAH Express for California ore
gon and the Sandwich Iands will leave as above per "
s. mail steamer Illinois for Aspinysi Navy Bay direct
on Wednesday, 10th inst at O'clock r. NJ Immediately
upon at San Francissc all freight and Tor
Yankee Jms Georgetown, PlaeeryilIe Mormon Island,
Marysyille Shasta Moquoumne Hill, Mariposa Ophr Co
Iona Jackson Valley, and most OF the mining dis
rct forwarded by our own California inland
expresses in charge special messenger to destination
All freight for this must be delivered to us with
invoices before the day Of sailing TO enable TO comply
with the order for cordpg and sealing Small
Parcels will be received until oooek day Of steam
departure No charge TO shippers by this line for
tom house or consular certificates No package should
ceed 1875 pounds weight 5s feet cubic and
must be In water proof condition will be at
Vie owners risk ApAhS \ CV, " Broadway,
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HOTELS.

GRAMERCY HoTBL.-THIs ELEGANT AND FAsH-
VI ionsbls hotel, corner of Broadway and Twentieth
street. with its extensive additions comprising ovsS $50
10 ready for the accommodation Of the public
The intends that this house shall de-
serve iss high reputation as FIRST GLASS hotel.
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VIyATCHEs AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEwRLRy AVID SILVER WARE
at retail, ut much less than the usual prices.
JvRGENsEN
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by every arrival
with certificates from him with watch
feet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT
and quarter second watches for timing hcrses gold
silver cases CHRonOMETEFs.
Splendid gold pocket ehrcnometers which without
any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which run eight dAys
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting eases.
DIAMOND wAroHIs
for ladies, s0me in magic eases.
which change into three different watches
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lspine wetchss four holes jewellsd
Zine gold detached levers. 80 90
Gold enamellsd watches the iadies IS 90
Colo Ensiish ppsssss isyer hunting ease; 90
Silver patent levers as low observation-disclosures. 16 90
Silver detached levers as low IA 20
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
Diamond rings pins bracelets finger rings and crosses
for sae at much less than the usual prices
JEwELRy.
All kinds OF gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
Keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver fpsotaelss gold toothpsk charms shatsne
Chains DC SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pic knives napkin ngs
jewsry exchanged All watches warranted TO keep good
time, or the money returned.
All kinds OF watches and CLOCKS cleaned and repaired in
the best manner at much less than the usual prices
Importer OF watches and ewelry wholesale and retail No.
81 Wall street, second door near Broadway.
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The schedule OF sizes Of April 10 iss has boen modified
BY throwing out altogether rire No Of all articles Of ooth
lag and changing tho average number OF sisos Nos and
reference TO this change. schedule Of will DO
found with the samples at the respective navy yards
The clothing and clothing material will be divided into
nine classes for of which separate proposals
received, and separate contract made viz:
First ClassAll the wooen articles made M, namely,
blue cloth jackets blue cloth monkey jaeket blue
oh jackets blue cloth trowsers blue fanuel
shirts blue hanne under5hrts and blue Aauno drawers
Second Cass-Al the flannel that may he required for
making gnrme similar to those specified In the first class
Third Clsse.Au tho linen articles made up namely,
Barnsley sheetng frooks and canvas duck trowserf
Fourth Class-A the Barnsiey sheetng aud duck
that be required for making garments similar w those
specified In the third class, and the Dungarec.
Firth C1ass.-All the shoes nnd pnmpe.
sixth Class.-A1l the stockings and socks.
Seventh ClassA the mattresses including two covers
70 each msttress
Eighth Class.-All the black silk handkorchicfs.
Ninth Class.-All tie blankets.
The shoes pumpe to DO stamped with the
number Of shoe and pump and year when the
TO he in the following proportion oT each 10 pnrs
Less otherwise ordered, Nig.-
Two Of No. H. four Of No. H. tweyo ~ No TO- aoen
No g. fifteen Of No Ga twenty OF No. heen Of ~,
ten OF No, 7, FIVE Of No. OK, two of No. D.
The kirrkn shoes, the easkln Shoes and tile cafekn
rumIs must DO packed and delivered ia sopHrate boxes
All the above articf to he fully equal In the quality
texture and finish Of the material pattern end workman
chip TO the sampf which deposited al the aforesaid
navy yArdt tho pea stkes monkey jackets round Jackets
sltth iewtUa WershrNj sneerthfte ef"wsrs aad clue
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CAUTION.

pFRsoNS IN BUSINESS, AND OTHERS IN THIS
u city and elsewhere cautioned not to give credit
qssr any property 70 any person on my account any
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MATRIMoNIAL-A PROFESSIONAL YOUNG MAN
M late from England, years of height FIVE feet ten
inches black eyes and hair wishes to unite In marriage with
lady whofe are ese than his own; height preferred Ave
feet five noho black eyes and hair fair
ders rather bread and we'll developed FORM with not less
than $500 at her command She must be
and who present suitable claims his ae
Any lazy answering this description will be treated with
the greatest secresy by addressing TO WILLIAM Trim
DER, PQt ofhee, Newark, New Jersey
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ADMINxs7aA1Ols's aOVTCps.


DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
Il bers street hereby given 20 the relatives
and noxt Of kin Of John Roach native Of Ireland late Of
the city o. New York farmer, deceased and who 10 alleged
70 have died intesae that sha apply to tho Surrogate
Of the eount Of New York for letters Of
Nay next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, April ., 1853.
pUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
bsrs strest-Notcs Is hereby giyen,to the rsssives
and nox OF kin OF Susan Hayes Of the city of New York
widow deceased and who alleged 70 have dicd nsstats
that shall apply TO the Surrogate Of te county Of Now
York. for letters of administration upon the estate of the
said interstate the 9th day 0; May nez at in
She forenoon
PETER D. swEESy, Patle Administrator.
Dated New York, April 8, 1858.
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EXPNESS AGENCIES,


CHASE 4 CO. IS EXPRESS OFFICE, IS BROADWAY
~ Lowest rates. Open policies via Nicaragua,
To San Francisco, via Nicaragua.
To Charleston and Savannah.
To Richmond and Petersburg.
To Philadelphia and Baltimore
To Boston and tho East.
To New Orleans and Mobile.
To Bermuda and st Thomas.
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS-NAvY
u Northumberland Of Provisions and Clothn March
q s6S-seeled Proposals endorsed Proposals for Navy
Clothing Clothing Materials will be received
nee until O'Clock p. Monday the 25th day April
next furnishing and delivering receiving thirty
Brooklyn New York and Gosport, Virginia.
snoh quantities only Of All q the following named
ordered by the Chief Of this Bureau by the
said navy yards respectively during the fiscal
ensing lst day Of July next and ending the h
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MEDyCA


nR COOPER, II DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHAT.
IL ham and William streets next door 70 the CAhs
ham Bank. Office hours from A. N. to 10 u. NJ
nR JOHNSON, NO. l6 DUANE STREET BETWEEN
~ Chatham and VILLA streets. Office hours IRON a.
NJ. to9P.M
nR CoBBETT NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William streets B-Dr
AN,i9fPi
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FISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL

49, vRoN NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
mel ohbsh passage. VIZ
pecOno CABIN passaRe ~
Second cabin passage. Observation-Disclosures. %
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA Capt Judkins. AMERICA Capt Leitch,
PERSIA, Capt Ryrie, EUROPA, Capt. Shannon.
ASIA Capt. E. G. Lott. CANADA Capt Stone.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Lang
These vessels clear white Night green
OF starboard bow red port bow.
NIAGARA, Lang. from Boston, Wednesday, 18th April,
EUROPA, Shannon New York, Wednesday, 10Th A prl.
AMERICA, Lettch " Boston Wednesday, 9Th Aprli
ARABIA, Judkins /" New York, Wednesday 4th May.
CANADA stone :" Boston, Wednesday l1th May.
ASIA Lott, New York, Wedns sday, 18Th May.
NIAGARA. Lang, q Boston, Wednesday, 18th May.
EUROPA, Shannon, New York, Wednesday, LIST June.
AMERICA, Leitch, Boston, Wednesday, 9th June.
ARABIA, Judkins A" New York, Wednesday, 18th Juno.
CANADA, Stone, :" Boston, Wednesday, I'D June,
BeYths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board
The Of these ships will be accountable gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
unless bills Of adg signed therefor and the
Of therein expressed.
For freight or possage apply 70
+. CtNARD No Bowling Green.
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1900 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master.
At hsr berth pier 81 East river For freight
b SSEsE 70 Fs.ps s.s.s near WALL or
TINTED STATES MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
as
Y Isl mn line and s A.
4 %s1sS III ss"ss sa
is sS .tssss nom her
as F SSs T. susssn
Pearson Commander viii be readiness take
i o9 sn john sa "a. sssS sa
sxpres. for the Pacific service with extended guards
nSI
pSr. aF' ho
from stern either deck Her sailing qualities
s h'rS
with sd
Ten s T s s s a 1 e % 81
q WITH sn s
nhs 6. steamer PASSENGER win
AZ re ss. S csS
psniss, III West street, corner Of Warren NY - 49,
A usTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR PORT
na new sof & 1900 ton, bsrnss
or % ss ssiy s a.
ssaS 'sin TO sHs fs2s ss
steamship in the world Her frat
c0nd ana third class superior to those
steamer ever built Rates of passageTirst class ladies'
s 3 As ss @ fop ss
Or passage Apply HOWARD SON. Agents. "a Broadway
EoR AUsTEALIA.-THE A NO. NEW YORK BUILT
clipper packet ship TEXAS 800 tons capacity NOW
loading at pier IL East riyer) Is reoeving
ard passengers q first and eocond cas nj pier IL East
river and will sail fro New York the 2oh of April.
She Texas but4n the most thorough
lar packet ship from New York her Accommodations 10.
passengers being constructed improved plan 400
without regard to well ventilated, spsctous and
.sean stsed With b9yo tiers Of berths nearly all sss
the same height Of Sbin say feet where ether
ships have three tiers Of double bcrhs The berths Ia
e second cabin are built as TO leave airy and ngt
passage next the sides Of the ship, thus avoiding the
lansing kn.ss Of ship IN ths ber.h sla The aagseo.s
and unhealthy stencil arising from blgs water at the an
steaks when At seA The ship will be snded by
perienosd and sfcent captain and occr and provided
WITH skiiful physician Our provisions Will be selected
With tara and be efshe best QUALIFY opsurth passage
non remitted will secure psssago for which apply to
SA4N b. SARDY IS South street, corner Of Wan; or "
JHONAR u. SANDToRD, 70 s0vth strseA
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MATRIMONIAL

A WHOEVER PAST MIDDLE AGE, DESIRES TO
IA form matrimonial alliance with maiden widow
lady Of respectaty from 30 TO 10 years of with
means at command. All Communications addressed to W
e. Boyds City Post William street will be held sacred
onhdential. Plense give mime and reeidanoe.
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UGUsTUs GOCKELs FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN
"A America, will take place
IN NIBLO'S GARDEN,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 49,
kindly assisted by
Miss Rosa Jacques,
Mr. H. Timm, and
MI. G. f. Bristow.
PROGRAMME.
PART /.
l.-Quntetto for string instruments ..,..,... Nesa-t
2-Concertstuk for piano with quintette accompani-
ment and second piano, composed and executed
a.-Aristta. Qu Jaime Ia dsnse, sung BY Miss Rosa
Jacques. -. ...... .......... .Rossni
4-Fantana, from Lucia executed BY A. Gockel Lisgt
PART ii.
5.-GrAnd Concerto, for piano. with quntette ac-
Compartments composed by Felix Mendelssobn
Bartholdy, executed by A. Cooked,
GIVE met by Chance, Kuoken sung BY Miss Rosa
Jacques
lies Adieux, Nocturne sentimentale, composed
a-Dsr Thsuiopfsn Lied A. Goelei sung BY Miss '''A''
Rosa Jacques.
9.-Le Poliehineli, Caprice Buresque, composed and
Admission dollar. Reserved seats 81 So
Tickets for sale at Nessrs Hall Sons, Scharfenberg
Luis and Schuberth Co.'s music and door
Reserved seats to be had ut Messrs Hall Sons emily.
Doors open At 7; Concert to commence at O'Clock.
The grand piano used by Mr. Cooked this
the factory OF the celebrated Eok Zurich Switzerland
ported by Bourry d'Ivernsis Co. 70 Broadway.
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parts Of Great britain and Ireland by their nns
rom each serns.s TSursdy and o cs
g. ;wSs each PS1sa They also remit money in the sam:
payable e sight T, 4. shs places .hrouhous Nns
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILApELPHIA STEAM
City Of Msnshester Saturday April es
C Ivy OF SIasgow. ........... !, Nay a.
~ = IRON LiyrapooI -
City e G g. and SIS s.oeins t. stat. May IS
with IA '.1s,
on .ss sss q frsiand IN
sSs Of At
Al Exchange place.
SnrwsIN NEW FoRn AND sLAseow
S1s ali sn Sa: ys's ON Saturday,
= rs ~ ~ & s:ss p ss's's !:
'n w. 'A''s ~ aaRny
ToR SOUTHAMPTON AND MAyRE-THE UNITED
sassaE 70
sS sn fss asa % Saturday May M
Price Of passage 5st class SIG
An experienced surgeon attached vessel Luggage
9 ans the ,S: be sns ON the
SSs$iSss 1s:s
FOE NoEro5K, iErERsBuRc AMP EE1GHHoNp-
w s:. H; IS sn sss sps; or
LTDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs, IS Front street.
FOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-sEM1wEEKLY
i,::s
signed Fl l. n Ses South
:, tickets 70 Florida as lowsTo Jacksonville
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA, STEAMSHIP coMPA.
s;T
ss f;a 1Ssss as, Il .:sss
s;y s,'y :fs
.:..a No sass ss7.
ss q ladinE had sppisasion The sdass 70
SO sss: PHI
'ana fiasss
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON.
s to saa va oil ;R Ind
I,shmuI-Th: ana i.st sd. wheel steamship UNION
n lay. sss
. g. n si:s
sired Her speed s.tshlished voyage
OF S
on 1.pin% E
taking the Panama and cautioned that tickets
70, 'A 'n' DAVIS ss co
United States postage law for the public
THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vAN-
derbilt line for San FraAosco-The Aeoessary Transit
rs
10: 2NoSh r1sr 4 oslssk FIN, precisely, for San
fast and po.ulaS steamship Sierra Nevada 1900 IONS
miles Of land Thesc unsur
pastsd in their ventilation and acoomodaions
agency Of the company, No battery place
PASSENGERS are cautioned .rsnst tbs -
hired runners Of other lines None employed for this
line mail bag will be made up At the ofhoe.
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFoR-
MIA At gssas Tsdnction in PreeI1hs new and splendid
mander viii leave New York for Mpnwa on Thnrss .y
May ats NJ from pier No North river, connecting
with first class steamship which BY arrangement is to BE-
convey the to San Francisco The Uncle Sam
has established the character of being decidedly the fastest
all Of her competitors from two FIVE Her good qua
Titles sea boat and accommodations for
much superior to other steamers her speed No efforts
will be spared the part of her officers
the through with expedition safety
invited to her after the 26th inst and
to call at the office before purchasing elsewhere Arrange
seo Seen mn Inc 20 con
gers who take charge all als made up accordance
with the United States postage law The public may
the vessel whose services of charge For freight
fes 'rp'' g. MILLS, Agent, 81 oortlandt street
B-Lower steerage fare to Aspnwal only SIS; other
prices in proportion
CALIFORNIA LINE-F0R SAN FRANcIsCO-THE
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CALIFORNIA LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO-THE
~ unrivallod clipper ship,
200 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master.
Tbs fplendid ship the largest and sharpest clipper the
world is at her BERTH pier East river For freight
or passage apply to
+. d. FOWLER, 160 Pearl street. near Wall, or to
w. T, DUGAN, A3 Front street
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-.
RowERY rHEATRE.,DooRs OPEN AT 7; CUR
Re.ensasement for six nights of Mr.. c. Burke.
AR Oh 81 + T COWS OF 70
Jim sprouts Dawson Mary Braniey Mr.. Herbert
Braalsy. NJ Johnston Presssy. Mrs. Yeomans
Miss C Dawes and Mr. Fletcher perform the LAFAYETTE
Polka Music By + PstsrsehsS figures BY Fletcher.
Prince. MI Il. Johnston Forester. Mr.. Grifhths
Cardinal Mr. Stevens Princess. Mrs. Ysomsns
% open At !; to commence at ~ o'clock.
taire. First Appearsnce here Of Mr. J. ". waack, Jr
Monday evening AP Sivnii VA Il Esrf'rm'd
Hercules j. W. wallaek, Jr. Tobie. Mr. Johnston
Ls1, Milton sso kislsSon
Lasesllus Mr.. Fisher Mortense Mrs skerrett
Fraess Mr. Egsse nvT Ths5sss Mrs. Burton
Tom DobSs. 49, Mr. Fisk Miss Damper Miss Fisher
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAMxsTREET.-DooRs
~ open att curtain rises At IA o'clock.
Monday ''''!T riff AR HRsos XII b 81 'FfSSfRTgsd
ssS,ss Yii;sa F:sSs5 Ms; BssSs:
hapsn: M: siPle xrtspssi. Mrs J. Lnsard
Ay GISSaasr FIRST appearance in this city Lngard
Mrs Courtney. Miss Barber-Margaret Mrs W. c. Jones'
RARNUAs MUsEUM-THE EXCITING DOMESTIC
- drama Of the Willow Copse.-Monday afternoon at
ososh the fs1ss and exercises Of the R1man Brothers
Ing at TX O'clock the domestic drama Of the WILLOW
COPsE with scenery and the whole strength Of the
Ssns l.. ssnss; psSquss and Hr.aBaisony,
extra.
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DASSAGE IRON LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND GLAS
gov, &o-TaPscotts line Of paekets.-W. Al. T. Tap
scott Co.. 60 South street. New York. continue to make
on the most yo,.hls terms to bring ont
from all part Of Great Britain and Ireland by their
qualed line Of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
GOV twice each month They also remit in the
payable At sight In all the principal places througout Ens
land, Ireland Scotland Wales France. and Germany.
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mo TRAyELLERs GOING sourH-NEW. suPFRIo

l. CANT steamer GRANITE STATE, Capt. Jos. II. King,
will take her place the line and leave for Hartford
Tuesday next April 49, at o'clock NJ from Peck slip,
East river.
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A USTRALIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
"A either Of these places desiring supply themselves with
fine old and brandies, choice Havana
do to advantage at the store of H. CLARK importer
and dealer 1873 Pearl street, near Wall