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Theatres and Exhibitions.

Mrs H. NBrIS win appear this evening as Young Nor
val in 'Douglas," Mr. u. Eddy playing oil Norval.
Tho "Rough Diamund,' with Miss Gray as Margery,
and putnam" with W. Il. Derr Putnam. great
bill.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr Forrest appears in his great
cha acer of 0thello this evening with Mr.. Conway
ago. There will be crowded house. and seats should
be secured early in tie day.
BURROWS TnEATRE-''The Beaux' Stratagem,' is an
nounced for this evening for tho third time together
with "The Mummy" Mr. Burton appears IN both
pieces.
NATIONAL THEArRB-Mrs. G. C. Howard, capital act
ress, who has played Topsy in Unce Toms Cabin"
has her benefit this afternson and evening Little Cor
della Howard Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Prior, and all the compa
ny, appear
wAIAcK's TuRArRE-aThc School Of Reform" and
Faint Heart Never Wen Fair Lady" are announced
for this evening" each piece Is well cast the characters
being distributed among all the popular comedians
BARSrMs MusEuM.--An excellent dramatic performance
s announced for this Afternoon and evening 1t consists
OF the excellent drama Te Old Brewery in which the
whole company will appear All the curiosties may be
seen without extra charge
CHHisry's MIvsTEErs.-erry Bryant the popular bone
payer has penehe TINS evening, and announces well
selected programme We doubt not that bis efforts will
be cheercd by the presence of hosts of friends Remen
Der the old place, Az Broadway.
WOODS MysTRELs-This excellent company announce
Rrst-rate programme night along with one OF their
very popular burlesqucs No. 444 Broadway Is great
point Of attraction.
CInsEE HAIL-The Buckley Minstrcls with Horn and
Briggs, nightly delight large audiences at No $50 Broad
way. Two or three things Of Horns announced
for this evening.
TIE CAMPBELL MHsTREIs continue TO receive their friends
at 4p5 Broadway Go and SEQ them.
ihe Ea.ADwNg aExAGEIL is interesting as eto or All
the animals the fat girl and the wonderful dwarf viii be
shown this day and evening.
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Court of General Sessions.


MARCH 24-The Court resumed it sitting to day at the
usual hour and after dsposng of the remainder of the
prison for March term discharged the petit jury from
fun Their attendance thanking them at the time for
their dgent attention to the duties imposed upon them
fer the last three weeks and adjourned until IL o'clock
the next morning. when the Grand Jury Will also be dis
charged for the term.
Burglary in The Third Degree.-A boy about sixteen
years Of age named Charles Coles convicted of bur
glarously entering the grocery store OF John III. Van
Volkenburgh of Ninth and Forteh street.
and stealing thcrefro quantity of groceries and money
ter, the family of the unfortunate youth we're highly
respectable and accordingly sentenced him to be confined
in the House of Refuge until by his good behaviour he
merted discharged from that Institution.
Grand Aforementioned Jollie then placed at the
BAR charged with stealing tin box containing $780, from
Vim. DoreS from whose testimony It appeared that he
met the accused while he was intoxicated and coaxed
him into grocery store, where he put his hand in his
pocket and distracted the money; and that upon the
compliments discovering his loss he charged the
cused with taking it, who Immediately handed the
missing property The jury in this case after delberat
ing for nearly hour, rendered verdict of guilty The
Court then sentenced him to two years and six months
confinement in the state prison.
Assault and Bateiy-Jamcs Fleming, convicted OF COM
hitting assault and battery upon the person of George
Walker with knife, sentenced TO six months i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
ACQUITTED.
Horse Sttding.-Jamcs Campbell tried and acquit.
ted of stealing horse and wagon valued at 5000 from
James r. Suydam Who IL appeared had lost the estab
1ishment while visiting of his acquaintance in Thr
ty-third street.
JUDGMENT SUSPENDED.
Selling Liquor Without Lictnse.-Martn Hoffman plead
ed guilty TO Indictment charging him with selling
lager bier without license The Court suspended judg
ment on condition that he would leave the business
The Court then adjourned.
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Supreme Court-speciai Term.


MARCH 24-Wiuians S. Miller against the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company and Robert Schuyler and GeorgeL
chuyer-This action brought require the defend
ants to issue to the plaintiff certain stock in the Illinois
entitled the assignee and holder of certain scrip
bearing date LIST of May 1851 and assigned to him by the
defendants Robert and G. L. Schuyler by virtue Of
buttons Of the company. The Judge granted the prayer
of the plaintiff far to require the company to fur
nish to plaintiff verified copies of all resolutions passed
tive to the increase of their capital stock and to the aot
ment distribution thereof relative to bonds referred
to in the prayer of the petition with copies of the pre-
matters-defendants to comply within twenty days Of
the service of this order.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, March I'd p. N.
AsHEs-About 30 bbls. changed hands to day at
SO e2s SO tsZ for pearls, and So 93si SO for potts.
per 100 lbs.
BErswAx-The demand for American yellow moder-
ate, at CSC. a 2S &c. per ID.
BREl DsTrTrs-Tlour was in better request and about
10 nc. per Dbl dearer. The days operations reached
1920 bbs ordinary TO choice State at 81 31H So
chiefly at 81 81 81 so; mixed to fancy Western, at
81 81 56 and other kinds at proportionae prices
Canadian, in bond was worth 81 81 per Dbl. Some
100 hbls Southern brought 81 f3 81 81 for mixed
70 straight: N s7S ts 12is for favorite; and
81 17h ~ rs for fancy, per bbL There have been
1S0 Ibis. rye 6our purchased at - G2 - 70 Tor dne
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United States District COurt.-In Admiralty.
Before Hon. Judge Ingerson.
ACT ION FOR DAMAGES By COLLISION ON THE NORTH

MARCH 24-Ddnic Drew and others, Owners Of the
steamer Empire Of Troy dgt George O. Byrne, Of
the soop General LiengstonThe particulars OF this
will be in the recollection of readers. They
fully reported in the HERALD at the time Of the disaster
The steamer Empire, of Troy a night boat running
between New York and Troy for several years. and
coming her trip to this city the night Of the 10th
Of July, 1854, and when at New Hamburg, about six
miles above Poughkeepsic, into by the sloop
Gen. Livingston, by which the guards of the steamer
torn away, the smoke pipe knocked down. the pad
die boxes burst OPEN and the decks broken to consd
cradle extent-making her total wreck. Six eight
lives lost the OCCASION and several persons
yerely injured The present action is brought
Evidence commenced the part of libelants and
the case is likely to occupy the attention of the Court
for days. The circumstances win doubt be ably
reviewed the learned Judge whose decision will be of
much interest to steamboat and practitioners in
I'm
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borrowed bonds set ahoat and the mine has debt
We sincerely trust that the expectations confidently
held out by the managers may be realized.
We have seen several samples Of steel made from the
franklinite iron in New Jersey On comparison with
English and other kinds of American STEEL the frank
Unite much finer in the fibre, and is said by manafac-
turers to be superior for purposes Of cutlery any
the market 1t is likewise made at much lower cost
than the steel now used 1t not impossible that these
franklnte mines may revolutionze not only New Jersey
but the hardware and steel trade throughout the country
The warrants entered on the books of the Treasury
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BRIGHTON MARTSr Mar ch 23.--At market $50 beef cat
tie 20 working oxen 40 cows and calves 2225 Sheep
and 1850 swine PrcesBeef Cattlc.--Wc noticed some
beautiful cattle from Northampton which sold for
stmctfirg bilhcr ihrn quotations We qI0te extra
AT IS 70 a IS 10; frst quality, 81 rs IS 20 second
81 .s a 81 as; third, Is IS 81 Working OAer-A fev
seies only; sss, s1c6 $lSo, and Sl,o. Cows An
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Totals. ............... $25, 487,l53 S26, ole
Foreign fabrics but moderately active, though not
over abundant apt to become Prices are how
ever wen supported in private trade where all
able varieties of British and continental goods stead
" and safely disposed Of without the bghting assist
Of auctioneers. These however, do not want en-
poyment, there is quite enough Of both domestic and
foreign productions of inferior quality left the shelves
dealers to furnish large lists for the public sales rooms
where only they be and being wendell regardless
of prime COST this being calculation not entered into
by either the auctioneers those buyers who
supplies through their hands This is fact which
may regret but cannot ignore. It indicates state OF
things resulting from either ignorance careessness
and avodabe only by the exercise of judgment and pru
dence. We hope it may never again be realized.
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u toneer will sell at auction Tuesday, March d
1884 at o'clock p NJ the premises, sixty building lots
situated at East Newark opposite the city Of Newark
gh and dry ground between the railroad and turnpike
road, about quarter Of mile east from the turnpike
bridge at Newark and about seven hundred feet north
the New Jersey Railroad at East Newark where
the stop daily four times each way, their passage
between New York and Newark the front on
the turnpike road and the others contiguous
pasy
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caves-sales, s25 s31, $40, and $40. sheep-Saes Of
lots s. - So IS 90 ST. and 81 rs. swine0hio shoaes
50 25 barge hogs, IS u.s. still hogs to slaughter s. %.
At retail, and7.
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TEWILRY At AUCTION-BY ORDER or AS.
81 sienoes-A. H.. Nieolsy Co. will sell at auction
Ills day o'clock the saesroom, 100 Broadway by
order y sssiencts q oiue sale Of ewery consisting Of
r 81 PINS aims studs Ac niso dcska rortc eies
1900 - A. II NiCoLAY,
srNTIENIGH
Late ebiSs cal.snaE VI II. a. Leeds Col
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Family Market Prices Current.

Our prices current this week is made up from the WASH
ingcn Market prices The most conspicuous change in
tie markets at the present time is the cleanliness ever
where exhibited since the City Inspector has
the lakes OF filth which surrounded them all through thu
win
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIGNEER.-BY H. II.
Ill Iced Coon Saturday, March 25, at eleven
o'clock at their gallery rear Of store No Wall street,
near Broadway superb original old pietures-The en-
about leaving for Europe, purchased ~ him while
abroad regardless Of and comprising from
the most celebrated collection which be-
fore ieon cxb in this country In fact the finest col
lection offered at public competition this city, all Of
which will DO positively sold without Among them
will he found tho works Of the celebrated masterPau
Potter Jan Both, Jan steen esborough Rembrandt
Rrbens, Detruys, Carlo Doloi D. Teniers, vsndeveidt
Dcuw, A, Knyp, Van Huysum, Van Dyke 7. Woycrmans
Van Cden Boe kydd Frazer md others OF equal ceebr
~ particularly cali tie attention Of friends and
tic connocur public 10 this unrvaed collection as
tanning old pictures we'll worthy their RttcnHonali Of
which are undoubtedly originals, and signed by their
specve masters ALEC, six pictures painted by the ccle
lratcd 7. crenu artist, g. Il. CrNnch.
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DRooKLYN LOTS TO BE SOLD CHEAP AT AUG.

PRooKLYN LOTS TO BE SOLD. CHEAP At AUG.
Witt Monday March y at is @eiset At hS
s s II ss . ely % nr' a
the Ninth ward BrSShyn uticn aye,auemEicvea lots on
svenue-seven lots side, between Warren and BAL
tic streets Warren lots on south side
lots north side between Utica and Rochester aye
tween Utica and Roeheser avenues.
teen lots south side between Utica and Roshctsr ave
and S1S lot Tho S
all surveyed staked out and Numbered to correspond with
the map q rae which map filed Kings County Registers
seventy wide the regular streets and
s % Ut h he
mediate Vicinity good improvements within short dis
s aSSG viii &c full this
s n a fare r GF Te sa
location pleasant and healthy cent Of the
As Fulton Opposite the city h1li Brooklyn and g
Myrtle avenue and Fulton street Brooklyn.
CoNsTABLE's sALE.-wM. b. JONES, AUCTIoNEER
by virtue Of an execution will sell this day. o
ing glass gilt frame sofas couche mahogany closets, bu
fr Cane sea and oSer chairs lot q carpe ocoh
os %
g. i TICKER, AgcTIoNEEE-gY BILLING
i've Of fs Is
Ts r''i
lor suites in crimson maroon and brocatee;
SnS pT ro e earveG sp
window shades extension dining tables decorated china
sTy 1ss
ns and
eurled horse hair and palesse to match
furnure Which will be found on the sataosas
this morning at the house Sold rain or shine Deposits
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L, COTTON, AUCTl0NEER.-LARGE AUCTION SALE
If rosewood and mahogany furniturethreo rosewood
Ianofortes carpets oeloths lair mattresses &c. &c
y Cotton will fell this day Saturday March p at io
o'clock, at the auction 80 Hickman, and ~ Ann
streets very largcand complete assortment Of rosewood
and mahogany cabinet furniture from several families and
will consist In part Of two three suits Of rosewood paror
furniture in velvet satn and rocateie tcte tetes SOFAS
mahogany wardrobes bookaeos French and Gothic bed
steads, mahogany chairs marble top and plain dressing
bureaus marble top centre. side and sofa tables AMOR
oouchcs and couch bcdseads tapestry
Brussels and other carpets, oilcoths hair mattresses
French mirrors carved rockers Voltare do
together with variety OF second hand furniture from
family who breaking ping Also three
wood OF them entirely octave
and modern style the other one ga octave but little
used and percct instrument Catalogues ready on Sat
urday morning o'clock Also ten dozen cured maple
nd nix chi eat chairs.
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calves-sales s25, sa1 $40, and s4s sheeP-sales Of
to pesSe S ~ so y1 50 for bsrrows York s anS
At retail, and7.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.
n.s9z Newell Co Will sell on ssna.y a. Sa
At l9 oSlOsk at the suction rooms No q Nassau
consisting rosewood paror suits in satin brocasiie ma
.ss I n s
ssd''sad' F !isnEi. fSRS
AUCTION NoTIcE.-LARcE SALE OF GRocKEay,
viii Tuesday March rs at 10 O'Clock By the package
i s's White granite and
s sS. S 81 eSsf ss s 1s.,
and white china sets forty four prices rich fancy
% sG ns
Also, 100 packages glass ware, vin%Tumblers lamps,
spoons and ori: Sale viii esmmsnss with large lot Of
at sale.
"A tioneer-J s. H. BARTLETT win sell on Monday,
al KINDS 20 Sale POSITIVE
credit $780, and worthy the notice of wholesale and re-
A
"A eer will sell auction by Street Commits
soner, Tuesday April az 10 o'clock a M =. the foot
lies the fats that place raised from the foot Of
UcTIoN NoTIcE.-sAMuEL osGooD, AUCTION
v rs y the wSs The
sns S &
Further particulars in future advertisements.
UCTIoN NoTICE-BY THO BELL & HN. BUSH
This day. lO1a O'Clock second sale IN the
ksad Duane
%srshans sars goods and az urnissns
&s so viii commence the an entire stock Of we'll
s sss G sny Assy I'D for
their Kind on our opening SALE Every aten
tns sv =. a h wI Sale. s1
No 10 North William street quantity Of furniture from
brandy I and s wines S All 9sSSx x ps
thirty hour clocks and three One elegant tapestry
ssasn SsaS5D rUs
tonesr will sell at his sale Nassau street this morn
%
Sss
bsdstsads sared hair cribs cradles snamsed
beds piano stools music stands mirrors, oil paintings,
cravings, &C., &c.
UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND sHOEs.-JAMEs NJ
AMILLER Auctoneer will sell on Monday March 27at9l3
o'clock M at the store of b. blanchard Co., $50 Pearl
street. SEQ prime boots, shoes and brogans
A DMINIsTRATOR's sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES
n and lease the public house No 1856 Rroome street,
known the Cornct lately occupied by James shelton
For particulars apply the premises of GRAFUL
LA, 40 Bowery.
UCTioN sALE.--THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
"A the several public markets belonging to the city and
undy lots and buildings will be leased bids public
auction Tuesday, April 1884 at IL clock NJ At the
City Hall for the term Of FIVE years from the first day Of
Nay next N B-Lsts Of the property to be leased
sinne also and conditions Of sale, may 10 OBJ
tanned application at the Comprollers Once No. hsD
" Eecords.
JACOB A. wEsTERvELT, Mayor
f. X. TILLOU, Recorder
A. G. FJ.AGG, Comptroller,
E. W. EDMONDS, Chamberlain,
NM. CuAUNCEY, Chr. +. Com. BID. AID,
WM n VERMILYE Oh. +. Com. 3D. Counz-,
Commissioners Of Sinking Fund.
sIlsnce Department, New York, Feb & 1854.
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OaN kEksE AuCTIoNEER-OIL PAINTINGS, EN-.
cravings, and books-Messrs. Co will sell o,
Saturday evening A. o'clock, at their sales rooms H7
Broadvay valuable collection of splendid Oh paiutnrs
richly framed; also, fine engraving books 10.
TOHN L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER-BY VAN
81 dewater Turner-Nonday, March q, at IL O'clock al
the ssroom 10 Nassau street corner Of Pine large and
sery Of G. Mare ESQ Astoria L. L. consisting Of standard
dwarf standard moss climbing and running also
peach and apple trees, in every variety
MoRIARTY. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day at at us Chatham street good assort-
assortment also feather beds mattresses two extension
tables bookcase large assortment Of glassware, bootss
shoes, &c.
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A UCTION SALE.-TWO EIGHT-sHUTTLE CRANK
IA looms, fifty two fpndles twisting mill together
with variety other tools and machinery necessary for
the hereafter named artclesOnc loom for
figured galloons frnges suspenders &C. one loom for
frnges iampwck webbing, &c. Sales by f. COTTON will
place Monday next March "a at 0l o'clock
bite and Elm streets the Albany Railroad depot
M I'll.
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TOR sALE-A PORTO RICO PONY STALLION. GOOD
kind under the saddle six old sold for
fault proprietor ha wing further for him. Also
white Cuban gelding old exreenty adapted
for horse kind and gentlein every respect Apply
No Bridge street.
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dor sALE-A BROWN HORSE SIX YEARS OLD.
fifteen ahal hands high OF good style and action,
Jnfi from ,he country ~ SCUM anu n,u y, 20
Muller and Grand streets.
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A NTHONY ]. BLEECKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL and lot No. Leonard street at auction-Anthony j.
Bleecker will sell public auction ednesday 10Th inst,
at IL clock Merchants Exchange the
brick and lot No Leonard street. north side
only lis from Hudson street Lot % feat front
and by s. feet inches in depth each side Posses
LIST of May next title ndis putabe and sale
emptory Twothrds OF the purchase money may remain
bond and for three For further partcu
lars apply to the Auctioncer.
DIAL COsTUME.-oN SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH %,
ID sold the Of Messrs.
Ncolay Co., 1863 Broadway. at o'clock several magniG
Albanian and Tursh costumes beautifully cmbroid.
cred gold and silk the property Of Turkish officer about
to leave tls country to take part in tho war.
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MADAME MORROW IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION TIL

MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION THu
M most wonderfrI sstrosst In The world that has
ever been known will tell past present. and future
friends which during her travels
Furone she seventh daughter Of seventh daugh4sR,
ana horn with natural gift by invoking the powers Of
her science tell even their very houghts ana
M cans happy together, who will all enoy
he greatest happiness Of mstriron bliss She Dc
Of sstrologers reaching back for Centuries
and her predictions truly astonishing TO all That
Her All who have been disappointed elsewhere, and Tho
~ az arrie cell thev v
depend upcn trse sasics "a - s..an.l psss
81 gcsl science ~ Hrcoms street. sstween casf
snd CSivms Gentlemen not admitted.
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ANTHOLOGY.

IN = OOO REWARD IS OFFERED TO ANY PER-
SC.UUU who can surpass the wonderful scientific
LADY Madam Clifton in the art Of Astrology She IL tho
only lady the United States who can give correct sate
also disease In its last stage Those
wishing TO consult her had better call for her stay
and Spring streets.
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ARCE SALE OF RICH AND vALUABLE HOUSE,

| AKGE sALE OF KiJH ~ A IaNR " Wsstcott.
auetoneer will sell by catalogue Monday morning.
March a. at 0 o'clock precisely all the rich rosewood An3
furniture contained In house Eighth avenues
fourth Fourteenth streetths sale will BE- postvs
to the highest bdde rain shine The paror furniture
consists Of splendid gassss clekAnt
seven octave suits Of par
Tor furniture satin glass doors
and back richly carved rosewood tables reception and arm
chairs in brocatee mahogany tete tetees
elegant ormolu clock naid and Partisan tables embrod-
cred curtains and rich shades with choice and splen-
did variety OF mante ornaments jewel marble
tatuettes 6c also elegant collection OF oil paintings
including magnificent fruit piece cost $3.50 ChAmbc
furniture consisting Of splendid rosewood bedsteads an6
Wristbands to match, rich china toilet superoE
hair mattresses about four hundred yards rich tapestrys
Brussels and ingram carpets through gilt and
mahogany mirrors rosewood walnut chAirAs
sofas Lounges dyans rockers and walnut bed.
feather beds and bedding
bookcases &c with large variety furntures
dining tables rich silver cutlery glAsa
ware china crokery Catalogue
house Goods to be removed positively TX Tuesday night
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/ EXFREsS WAGON, HORSE AND HARNESS FOR
IL gale. old horse without bemish, suitable
for physician or family Inquire of HENRY CO.,
i 1l3 Chambers street.
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UCTION NOTlCE.-W. s. INGRAHAM WILL SELL
~ auction this day at lO o'clock at the sales room
No 10 North William street. quantity Of furniture from
boarding house. viz bedsteads bedding chairs tables &c
invoice Of mems and womens wearing apparel; 0tlrd
brandy 1887 and 1888 wines &c ALL o'clock pre-
esey whom it may invoice of eight day and
thirty clocks and three guns One elegant tapestry
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NOR sALE-A LIGHT RoCKAwAY WAGON SUIT
able for two horses has been used but fe "
times: sold Apply Mt 155 Lawrence street,
Brooklyn, or to FRANKLIN a BROTHER, No. Jones
lane, New York
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MRS. HAYES, THAT HIGHLY CELEBRATED CLAIR.
M voynnt, considered the lest medical ana business
in the United States She gives true accounts
sickness absent friends 1awsuit journeys and
si interertng aairs tbrourh Remember satisfaction
guaranteed Ofnce 10 Spring street, near the Bowery.
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last HORSE FOR sALr--A BAY MARE, VERY
IL handsome, stylish andfaFt. Apply to BROWN SMITH,
40 East fourth street.
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MRS. PIERCE, AsTRoL0GER, WILL SEND HER
N address TO Barclay" Broadway Post Once She wiz
confer favor and will Fear something TO her advantage