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SPRING GOODS.

NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS,
IN lawns dress trimming ribbons flowers grapes dc
The undersigned has opened extensive
cuvey for the Wholesale trade adjoining his retail store
with handsome stock Of goods, at low prices,
and invites the obbng trade to favor him with early
call. n. II. LICHTENSTkIN, 90 Bowery.
CPRING IMPoRTATIONS.-WM. NEUSTADTER, SO
y John stree-Ladies dress trimmings Scotch, German,
French and Swiss embroidered lace goods.
CPRING MANTILLAS.-J. BECK CO. WILL BE
y prepared to show, at retail, Monday, 18th inst
srring and manas, tamas &c. imported, and OF
their of the latest and choicest designs
$50 Broadway.
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MATRIMoNY. MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M over-Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of London
will send TO any address, receipt OF dos post paid
devoted affections Of a. many Of the opposite As their
hearts desire The process simple but capvat
ing that all be married, irrespective Of appear
potion and last though least can be arrang
ed with such and decacy that detection 70
Address Professor Lswton Boston, Mass No letters taken
from the Post Once unless the postage 10 paid.
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MATRIMONY.

MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
M most wonderful asrologist in the world that has
ever been known She will tell past present, and future
events and will show future husband and absent
friends which has during her travs
Europe. She seventh daughter Of daughter
and born with natural gift by invoking the powers Of
her wonderful science TO tell their very and
will happy pairs to together who will all
the greatest hsppness Of matrimonial bliss She
sendant line Of astroogsrs reaching back for
and her predictions truly astonishing all that visit
her All who have been disappointed elsewhere and those
who wish speedy marriage may call SOON and they may
depend true advice founded tho eternal principles
of magical science She guarantees those who visit her
will not regret IT, 20 Broome street. between Cannon and
Columbia Gentlemen not admitted.
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g. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NEW
Orleans via Havana. ON Monday, March LITTLE well

TT 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NEW
" Orleans via Hayans on MSnesy MsFrh la.Ths well
WndleThs steamer has been thoroughly and
s fitted with boilers cabins, and furniture,
and Is in every respect complete she
will 18th March, at p M from Warren street pier.
Rates Of passage 10 Havana and New Orlesns:--
CthteTOOm
Passage can now DO secured at the Companys office.
Freight to New Orleans 10 cents cubic foot will be
received on the 9Th inst.
Specie only taken freight TO Havana.
Shippers viii he supplied with blank bills lading Of the
form by Company application at their oce;
other form signed and bills Of lading will be signed
after the hour Of sailing.
freight passage apply at the once Of the Company
~ - M o. ROBERTS.
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NTEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vA
IN New Jersey Railroad through In four hours.g nised
landt at nine and eleven, M and At four
and halfPa.t Ave p Fsresa75 In seven ana eleven
An from New York and quarter four A.. frpm Phils-
commod ton line bAues ~ twelve NJ Nt reduced
prices from Cortan8b street, through In nx hours.
Through tickets sold for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
weldon Wilmington and Charleston IN the above trains.
the nine and half Eve trains
only Passengers with baggage the ferry hssa mia
utA before train leaves.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDs--
- Sealed proposals will be received Mt this once until
fhursday, fssh day Of March inst ~ ccoe ~ for
acaons had application to the Contrsct Clerk Of
LIE aelarir.sLt Jas, IvEBY, stscet Couuissioasx.
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NROroN AQuEDUcT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC-
torp-seafed proposals. endorsed Proposals for sewer
street, will be received st the once Of the Crot1n
M AZ IL clock NJ at which the bids will be opened,
build sewer with the receiving basins and Gull
srts in Mercer street. the in Prince street to
pont 80 feet south Of Houston street. being in
about ga feet The plan Of the work may Dc SEEN and spe
ELIAS L. SMITH, , Croson
THEO r. DE FOREST, Agueiuct
Nv. CRAVEN, Beard.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
Monday March 90 1854 to regulate rerade and reset curb
and gutter stone In Third from Forty fourth to
street to DO had application to
the Contract Clerk Of this Department..
JAMES FUKEY, Street Commissioner.
March II. 1854.
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NEW HOTEL-CAPTAIN HOLDREDGE HAS JUST
In opened hotel the European PLAN the coraer
Broadway and Eighth street. The house Is well arranged
and The location 10 desirable and the rooms are all neatly
Of them beautifully furnished.
They in suits families sngy for ndi
ydua Captain Hodredge has had experience Of
the business in which he has commanded popuari
~ and successIyourna Of Commerce Single rooms from
81 TO per week: suits, from s. to $50.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
A LADY WHO HAS BEEN ACCUsToNED TO TEACH
ing the panOioIss would like to receive two o. three
Terms moderate.
ALL WHO PLAY THE VIOLIN CAN IN FEW
ms sys is hr recently
Il E:' sss . s
sRIENDII ssy ,aS ., $50
lie frame style q finished back perfect every
4 osn Ss nd q .rs Been s
I'll o'eloei y '''A "'. '''''' ''0A'
NEW Music" BALTIMORE CLIPPER vALsEa
By piysd his ~ a% a. all his v
Scenes Childhood" song by Geo Wsshbourn Morgan;
sno su Ss1t y xr Ansi i
~ Go sr. price
S:.s. Ss. s:s
a ns.si . s Sss :s IN y
CHELToN's AMERICAN BRASS BAND.-AT MEET
ing the above Band held March for The puspS.s g
Of Mr. Shelton Mr. Peter Fohs was sscss
Mr. KG 81 % rs ss .ss
ton for cOndIeter and Mr. Grsiua was unanimous.
rsss him !. a.
late residence 500 Broome street until further notice.
C. Gaa the business will be transacted TO the satia
faction Of the public; FRANCIS p. PLANE, Chairman
Oliver olive 1 Duly. per, &. B. Bruce, l,,ste-
THE UNDERSIGNED. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, on
account Of the death Of bis old friend and associates
James Shelton hayng been connected with him Tor the
eleven years liberty Of informing his friends and
the public in general that he has formed new to %
called Robertson American Brass Band which shall b
equal " superior TO other hand in this city Fro1
long personal experience and practice as caterer Tor tho
favors which the public have gensrousys
on all ccasions, extended to him. =
wM. ROBERTSON LIS West Nneteenth street. ,
BOrders branches Of the musical business
ceyed at the following pacesWm. Robertson leader 29
West street, Grant Ryder cothiers Of
Centre and Grand streets; James O'Nei 2S2K Bowsry
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]yroTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO con-
Ii tractorsSealed proposals. endorsed proposals. fpr
ssvsr in Hester street received at the once Of the
S,cton Aoueduct Department. until Monday the 10th day
March 1854 Al II ocosk M at which hour the bids will
onened 10 build with the receiving
Sssps and cuverts in Hester street. from the at
Eiddee street to tho eaery side Of Forsyth street being
length about ZIG feet The plan Of the work be seen
and obtained application at this ONCE
FHEo K f 81 FFoaEsr S. Asssdu''
A. w. CRAVEN,
York. March \. 1854.
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lavERTISRmENT RENEWED EVERY DAY,
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
Nv given, that petitions have been presented in the
hoard for the extension Of the pro-
posed built in Beekman street. between Pearl and
old streets to and to connect with the in Gold
All persons interested in the above and having OBJ
sections thereto requested to present the in
writing the Contract Clerk at tits once before
friday March 10, 1854.
shE = dSi$.S Asssssss Board.
c1oton Aqueduet Department. Feb q, 1884
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= s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN

Bovins Gresp .A' y ~s'A' w.
TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA AsPIN
W wall and Pnnama-Lovest prices superior steamers
sale IN % e Of the q
III
X: as Steamship anDsa fw ,s.
e e vs IF
Person The extension of the railroad makes the
s HI all their and
select thi. route Mr. Hinckey date forwarder for Adams
ss.s sa
West street, The % PASSENGER.
ss1ss
ply at the see of the companies III West street
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CoMPA
yTes c sSgps :. hnns v -, am hip
al @
Sas 'e specie No sisis received sailing day. ship
tie evening previous day sailing Parcels Received
at the Office only Passengers from Havana must procure
LIVINGSTON, ckocmERoN CO., 81 Broadway.
WITH ss sh The e.
sss tho vi. AZ Be- & The
JAMES n. CROSS. battery place, up stairs
UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
N cts carrying The United States MailThe American
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE 1066 tons register will be
desPathed early in April for Melbourne sixteenth ship
Of this line The nightingale built for exhibition at The
Worlds Convention In London abe Of tho sharpes
surpassed In point Of comfort aud elegance having
built at immense cost Passengers and shippers who will
pay the rates charged by the Great Britain from Liverpool
win be guaranteed as 70 passage Plans Of the cabins and
''''s"' V p'''s' "'R W. CAMERON, ZIG wall street
CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA. THE GREAT BRITAIN,
- ID. r. Mathews commander having just accomplished
will again despatched from Liverpool for Melbourne Port
Philip aud sydney early in March, when II 10 confidently
she will make her passage under sixty days For
freight or passage apply to GIBBS BRIGHT co. Liver
pool. or In New York 70 RICHARD IRWIN CO.. % Front
street.
IyOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE NEW
IL and splendid side heel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA
Captain Carvin Jr carrying the United states mail
will leave Philadelphia for SAVANNAH on "Wednesday March
IT, at 10 o'clock A. M from the wharf above Pine street
speed and strength and every Tor the com
Tort and q th: ship y
STATE leaves above the following Wednesday AGENTS
in Phiiadclpha, HERON 4 MARTIN, No. Hk North
Wharves; In Savannah, @. A. L. LAMAR. @t.. 4l
A NEW sLOOP, CARRYING ABOUT sIxTYFIvE
"A en twill he sold cheap chartered. or let TO sail
y" ''ik;:cs I: FIN III. ze,,na. n, :.
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is the largest most airy and connections house In Ha.
pleasantly situated in the immediate vicinity OF the
Captain Generals and palaces the cathedral
sepuchre Columbus Piazza de Armes custom house and
quay the Alameda Paseo and Tacon theatres
clerk the to facilitate the landing Of
gers and baggage MRS. RAYMOND, Proprietress.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL.
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th and New

They all frst Class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles the comfort
Of and by Of experience In this
~skh Irvine
Goods sent to the subscribers will be
any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents Isl Pearl street.
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MEDICAL,


nR RALPH-HOURS OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
from to I2A. n, and to 9 r. NJ, except sundays
643 Houston street, near Wooster.
nR WARD, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN FROM Thu
IL University Ednburg consulted with cerseins
ty usual from A. NJ t p M at his old eseaolisAs0
Office No. 30 Canal street, one dosr from broadway.
TYR. s. WARD NO. 80 CANAL STREET ONE DOOR
H. east OF Broadway, by his unparalleled uneqnaneds
glorious and remedies ourso
ever known Attends from "a. n Until n. NJ daily.
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, NAY BI con.
~ suited Dr. G. would respectfully soncs q tnees -
terested call being satisfied that from pfscsee o. sWens
ty three years he can give entire sstisfscson
DR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY B1 con:
/ anlted confdcntiany. DR. regalArx eevcctel
and has prscted NJ bis present for Vie aso
t~.ssnty.tro wears. Hours from A. ~, toSF y
80 connRTT OF NO 10 DUANE sTRKKT, NAY b
consulted with confidence on his treatment Twsnsy-
thr.e in his speciality enables him 70 guarantees
manent cares. N. BDr. c. ID member Of the New YORK
University. See his diploma In his oMse
ar LARMONT, PARIS AND L0Np0N PHYsICIAH
M. and surgeon 70 eonsutsd q kAde nrssa H.. 49,
Ss syss{s SSaasy1 e.. vi ". + ~ R~uss -
Ssug sssgA
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FyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARGINS. 1874
~ Public notice Is hereby given that BY an act % inc
additional charge cent added on hs hrss day
eharres previously added by law, twenty cent
each amount unpaid and that the said rents including
ssd arc paid the first day OF Nay
ensuing the property which said rent remains
viii returned to the Clerk OF Arrears W
Ee0'A'A' " ~ ELIAS L. SMITH, President
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HOTELS.

1855 IoI,sr mo nw NrAp
" Internationally situated the great thoroughare,
convenient to Wall street and the various places OF
amusement Tidy female walters employed, at the
and other first class hotels two dollars
DER day dinner At three and four o'clock
ALBERT J. PEASE BROTHER, Proprietors
q GRADY, sgceessors to Curtis Judson,-rhis we'll
proprietors, formerly the European plan. Meals
served At all hours from A. NJ till IL r. M Orders for
private dinner supper parties will promptly attended
the parties leaving word 1t the Due attention
The brothers hope by unmigatsd attention to D.
serve Q share Of public faver.
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(VROToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT---TO con-
" tractors-seaed proposals endorsed "Pror9sal tor
in North street, will be received at the once
Il the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the th
day March, 1854 at u o'clock, M 81 which hour the lids
ng basins and culvert in North Moore street from the
Hdson river TO point twenty feet west OF Hudson
etrset being In length nine hundred and
80 The pan OF the may be and specifications
obtained, on application at this office.
ELIAS l.. SMITH, Croton
THEp. + PE FOREST A} gSssi
Ma0 Yort Maze
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's
Craig so%Tsndsr and NEW YORK g 400 tons 500 horse
Saturday March 49, at IL o'clock NJ and "Wednesday Nay
TO- at II o'clock NJ First cabin saloon stateroOms 500
midships cabin $50; third Apply
to JOHN McSYMON, SO Broadway.
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NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ traotors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Sewer Baysrd street. will be received At the office Of tho
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday 9th day
March, 1854 IL which hour the bds will be opened
TO build sewer with the necessary receiving basins and
culvcrts from the In the Bowery
point feet westerly from Chrystis street. being
and specific obtained application st this once
shs Ss dS5 Ss$ssIESSArsr cros'n Aa''s.'' Board.
Mar nrk IL
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RDW'D X. COLLINS K Co, So Wall street, NY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY a CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.. n Austin Friars London
JOHN NUNROE CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame dos Victories Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hnyre
owners Of these ships will not be accountable gold
silver bullion specie, jewery precious metals
unless bills OF lading signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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DEMovAL.-F. BRADY BOOKSELLER PUBLISHER,
~ and importer o. foreign ncwspapers has removed 70
No. Il Ann street. where he will be happy 70 see his icrmee
patrons whom hs prspaSsA 70 sppE with svythiss 10
n Ma q ~ lovoot pK6Na
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E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship NASHVILLE NJ Berry, COM
mander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton to
land the mails and passenger on Tucsday March a. a. y
cabin $20 second cabin So Luggage not wanted during
the should be sent board the day before saug
marked ''beow.n For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, So Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDEs
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
" pha from pier No North river. Two lines daily at
John Potter to South Amboy thence by to
way places Camden fare 81 Express line at Up NJ by
John Potter to Amboy thence direct to Camden by
Shrough in I'VE hours fare S..
CHANGE OF ROUTE ON THE II A. N. AND 4 p. NJ.
18th Of March, the and r. NJ trains by the New
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia will be via Taconey
and Walnut street avoiding the annoyance and delay Of the
0mnbuses from Kensingtou and anOrding passengers an
pounty to dine take board the steamboat on the
Delaware. The return trips from Philadelphia at NJ
and "A p. NJ, will also leave from Walnut street whar
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY
II from Chambers street for Albany aud Troy
Express train 7ANThrough In four honrs connecting
with trains reaching buffalo Montreal at 10 o'clock same
evening a =. :.
Mail train, A. M.-Throush way trains at IL NJ and
Pm. cpv
town 20 pm For Peckski $50 p NJ For Poughkep sie
73O A. NJ. and pm. Passengers taken at Cham oers
Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Ihir first streets
trains from Canal sreet at $40 PM Tor Albany
and TROY stopping at all way stations .
EDMUND FRENCH superintendent.
Anew YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD LINE,
IN via Bellows Falls, Rutland, Burlington, Windsor,
White RIVER Wells River St. Johnsbury, Montpelier St.
Adams and Rouses Point to Ogdensbtg and Montreal
Ticket OaicesNew Haven Railroad, Of Broadway
and Canal street. and Twenty sixth street and Fourth
checked through. Freight by the New Haven steamers
General Agent No. 152 south street.
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J,OREIGN ExPREsS.-EDWARDS, SANFORD & co.
respectfully that they prepared to forward
express from New York to Liverpool London,
parts Of England Ireland and Scotland twice week;
to ayrc Paris Bremen Hamburg Frankfort and all parts
OF the European continent week. to Melbourne Port
Philip sydney and all parts Of Australia, Van Dienans
Land New Zealand vessel sailing hence from
England for those pace and TO Canton Hong Kong Shang
Calcutta Madras Bombay and other parts ofthe East
Indies and China once every two weeks. Oaioo No. 80
broadway.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARIA
collection the most complete made BY perseR
Of authentic pictures by Guido de Sienna "a d. m Gina.
hue Giotte aemmi Psrugno Lsensrdo d, yinc Rsphasl
Murllo, Ruebens Van Dyck Teners, Lsly Rsmbrant 0s
tade Ruysdae Poussn Claude Lorraine Sir JoshuA Reys
nods Hogarth, West Grouxe and Horace Vsrnet. No. oz
Broadway. Admission Is cents
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERFORD & CO.'S STEAMSHIP EXPRESS, BY
ID Roanoke and jamestown Tuesday and Saturday,
with railroads TO the interior OF Virginia Nor III
Carolina and East Tennessee offers superior inducements to
shippers In that section, for safety and despatch Frhts
reduced rates Once, 81 broadway.
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ryRoToN AoUEpUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
" traetcrs-sescd proposals. endorsed Proposed for
sewer In will be received at the office Of
the Croton AAeduet Department until Monday, the Goth
day Of March, s5 at u oclsck at which hour the BIDS
basins and cuvers Thirty third street. from the sewer
Third avenue point about forty feet easerl from Lex
ngton avenue being in length about feet The plan Of
the may be specifications obtained on spp
cation at this once.
A. w. CRAVEN, DosH"
NJ vn~I Maze
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T1kOToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0C CONTRA
" torsSeaed proposals, endorsed Proposal for sewer
IN the Bowry will be received at the ONCE 81 the Croton
Hsrch S5l al II O'clock at which hour the bids VIII no
spened build with the receiving basins
snd euiv In the very from the Grand street.
20 point about twentyhyc feet norshery from Wakes
street being about s65 feet The plan OF the
nav be seen and specifications obtained application at
''' once ss ssss b Asss;
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CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA. THE GREAT BRITAIN,
- ID. r. Mathews, commander, having just accomplished
will be again despatched from Liverpool for Melbourne Port
Philip aud Sydney, early In March, when II 10 oonfdcn
pected she will make her passage under sixty days
freight or passage apply to GIBBS BRIGHT CO., Liver
atrect
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nR RALPH-HOURS OF OFFICE CONSULTATIONS
~ from to IL A. n, and to p. NJ, except Sundays
GA3 Houston street. Wooster.
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"A In wi g .oa cheap Or sS.rs.,sS or iss % sail On
10 ''ik,;sS;S 3, 3&iIjyxk ,XIi1osSs, x.,.t,. xI
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AHTUSEMENTa.

RowERY THEATRE-PROPRIETOR AM MANAGER,
ID l. Waldron; Stage Manager, O. r. Wemyss Time
notice The doors will curtain rises at o'clock
Lower 1ier Of Boxes 30 cents Upper Tier Is cents Pit aud
Gallery iah cents Priys.e Boxes ST. Seats IN Orchestra
Saturday evening March H. will be performed
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RoYA
i NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM NEW yopx 70 yfvrrpooI

Chief cabin passage. .$le0
second chbln passage. "
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Shiet capn Pussnke. DIN,
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA, Capt. Judkius, AMERICA, Capt Lang,
PERSIA, Capt Ryrie EUROPA, Capt. Shannon,
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott CANADA, Capt Stone
AFRICA Capt Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch,
These vessels clear white Light at mast hoad
starboard bow, red on port bow.
Europa, Shannon, from Now York Wednesday, March
Niagara, Lang, from Boston. Wednesday, March Is
Asia, E. c. Lott, from New York Wednesday, March ~
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry, precious stones metals
unless bills adng signed therefor and the value there
Of therein expressed.
For freishs0r passage sJg april tn y. -u.c
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FURNISHED RooMs-A SMALL FAMILY, .OCCU
plying genteel three story house. pleasant street.
and in very desirable neighborhood Brooklyn four
walk from avenue TO rent the
in the second story to gentlemen Of respectabty only
Possession given the first of April. The
week for the third story rooms and 81 80 week
for the second story There the
For further particulars address d. box Ill Post Office
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HEO. CHRIsTY 4 WOODS MINSTRELS, NO. IA
VI Broadway perform every evening Tickets, Is cents
Doors oyen At 6a commence at IL o'clock.
This company has connection with any other.
H. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEORGE CHRISTY, Stage Manager.
.ann-Gsorge chrisy well known for the last twelve
method Of the public that he has formed eopar
nership with Mr.. Henry Wood, Of Minstrel Hail. No. ~
Broadway at which place he will appear every evening
GEORGE0CURISTY.