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II PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County New. York, notice hereby yen 20 all
persons having claims against CORNELIUS v ) KANE, la'e
OF the City of ssed present the VI
hereofto the subcnbe st The othee OF X g. Fol
BREF No. 81 Wast Ia the City VI New York On or before
s tb dsy ~ January peri-Daed view York the sd day
VI July, 1888 SALLI l." NAME,
,v2I 1.w6mTp. Administrative.
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N PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate
Of the County of Newly notice hereby gwen D ~
persons having claims sitnst CLAUDE JEAN BAPTlSTE
AUBERT late Of the Cry SewOesns Loul'i-na deceased
10 eseu, the same IT'D thereof the subscriber Il
be oaice No s. WALTZ the City u SevYork On " before
The tenth day Of Apnl Dated NEWTON the LIST day Of
o~9isSsmT WILLIAM W. Russell. Executor.
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IN the matter of ths ESTATE of SAMUEL

BURNS deeeue5 Notice 10 hereby given that IN pursu
.nee u an order the Of the Cry md County o.
s,xIork persons having claims against the estate ~ SAM
lFI BURNS dece.sed requested to present the same
wth tb,Ir youehrr. TO JOHN H. JACKSON No. 73 Broad
r.y n the CIV II on before ia September nen
.g7 I.v6m tn. WILLIAM BOOKER Administrator.
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~ LOAK ) and IA n T l. l. A s
~ --latest ard most approves siyts beautifully trimmed and
msr ufsctureo OF
RICH LYONS VELVEy and MORE ANTIQUE, BLACK,
GRAY ard COLORED CrOrds.
A full assortm NJ y. very sui able for
CHRIsTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
A. IS below The pris@s
LORD TAYLOR Noe. 255 257, 80 and 56I Grand-st
and - Nos AZ and ~ Catbanns-st.
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HIrDSON RIVER RAILROAD. On and Ate,

III II 4 DCpN In IAdLI>LhChb.-Ou duu AiItf
MONDAY, Nov 10. ass, zoe fr.ns vii esv- cnainb-
r. ssaor IS oo~.: Erpr-s Train A -o5neetIns -7th
E-h,ru Enc W--eru rrsIr. Man TT.in, $50 An Ihroarh
WsJ IRAN, IL " Express rr.in P. N For dud'on $50
" Fol Perskkeepsis-V Fr.isnt snd Ps.enser rInn
is.s P ". Fc- Peerskn $50 p. NJ Fer sing sing,
40 and goo P. I. For Dcbhs Ferry 7:5 and II 900 NJ
ne Dobbs Fsry ssSirs PeekEk snt Hudson Trans s1
al tie ay sts Pase1EeTs tasen - Casn eers
Ct-st1pbsr .nd sls;rA sunday MAIL TRAIN ni NJ
hom CsaL-t foi Albany ard Trey. .;oPpins 81 nal 50
GA q. L SYKES. ia. superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of ROdman X

Dawson ESQ Surrogate Of the County Of Kings Notice
hereby even According all persons having claims
against JOHN n. DUnrHf, late Of the niy Of broonyn
deeeased that they required 70 eHhif the same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber the AdmiuisLors az mo
Office Of George shea No 57 Broadway m the Cry Of New
Ys on or before secord Of January HeIt-Dast
June ., l26 ELlLABETH DUSPhY, A.mla.tr.or.
GEORGE SHEA.
w ROBINSON AIRY for AGzninLstrat0TE Jy3 awuTnT tn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of Nyw-JERsgY

4 NEN IhAL HAILRUAD OF NEW-JEKSE1,
~ IN ecnn' crion With The LEHiGH VALLEY RAiLaoAD
opened 70 stseh Chrnsk Winter Ar,n comn>nctns
foy 10 lsSa Lesv. NevY,k for Asuch ChzDcs snd inter-
mediate ps.est from Per No Sorth River 80 A Tor
EsstoD q 80 n. sni IS for sonerv;s 80 add
1913 A. NJ, al5 AID 81 p n. TIE above trains
EEsbeih IN rams The Sevyrl.y Aros1 lssvtnf New
Yot TEN f0os Of Cesrtlspdfst n ard II NJ sae
r.. John o. Stems -upertntepdert
Great CENTRAL ROUTE
" We Irsyesn TIE, 500 Ere sb offoe - he
Graf WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENrYAL RkIIROlD
Ara steir R-irosd sod seanhosf Connection. % C.<o
ais sosee 6.ena, sarns,on. ST. LoG Csro eli DOias
q 81 so Soutt-v.r
VI, 81 ~ ESsIOS BRIDGE sUFFALO or OSwrGO n
NJ. r73 BkOADWAY, ny
gosres O. Co7rtran6tst D4RIUs CLARK, Arrest
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UNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL HrEAMSi lips.

Il ROYAL MAIL 6rEAMS lips.
BEw.YoRk TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin PAssage.................. .fl0
Second CABIN fSsAge 70
BosToG TO LIvkkPoOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. ...............-......fllO
Becor Cabin Passage. bv
me ps from Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA Capt Judhins AMERICA, Capt Lang.
PERSIA. Csgt RyIe EUHopA Cspt shanneh-
AFRICA Capt Hanison NIAGARA. Capt Isiteh.
vessels clear white light st mast head green on
asbosrd bow; red on port bow. -, m,
AFRICA Harrison Leaves Boston, Wsdpesdsy 18Th Deo
ASIA, Leaves Boston Meonesd.y "a
AMERICA, Leaves Boston, Wednesday 10Th jan
Bertbs not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board .,
yhe Of these ships will not Be accountable h Coo
Silver Bullion Specie Jewsy, Precious stones or Meals
an bills Of lsdns signed terefoT ard the value thereof
heren expressed
Ror ffeisht or passage apply %
T. CUNARD, No Bc~inG Teen
The public repeatedly Informed thn Y 10 atended 20
resume early February 1856 the WEEKLY ssinss Of the
neam % OF Company from the Unped stseS % Liver
pool The Steamer. E thereafter be dispatched every
WEDNESDAY formerly TO Liverpool from New-f ORR and
from Bostop Alternately
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line ofNEW-YORK
u and LIVERPOOL PACKETS Tlhs line viii b so<s-
eosed OF the following SOC splendid ships viz;
CALHOUN. 1900 tuns burden .CGp- D. r. fruDea
r. CLAY....I 500 tgns burden. Capt. David Cauktns
EFBsTER...2OHt tons burdea. Capt J. J. LssIenss
ORIENT ........2 burden Capt Geo Hill
fhe vessels have been recently sat and are TIA
srses, and substantial IN The trade
1hey anded by Of experience ard hoiJ I6s
Recommendations superior md every ereon vii ~
promote the comfort Of passengers 80 tbs
sPorpoRp' TILEsT0N L c., No p Brosdw.y.
AseDu N bverpooi-S GxIsRAA" Co NO ~ fois
ylAAs-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County OF rev YoIt no.cs s hereby gwen 70 a.
n.r,o,. ns,rr ans sssin.t AYEs ROsENsAOs late OF
he CRY Ne .Yorh TO present the :an. 80
subscriber, ONCE ~
nACLhY esq No 81 hsryst, in IN. City Of New orr "a
or before the eth II Jupe Dated New York the tn
s.y Of pee mb.r 1868 JULIA ROsENsAUM, AsmI
les kAFTALl KOsENFEbD, Admir-
I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tho cosny Ns~.Yofk, Notice hereby svsa 20 al
p.rrv, ss,ns s'ss .saIuss WILLIAM JANEHAy VAN
ZAHbI Of tn. City Of Ne.Yors decess ID Presss tss
t,r. n hereoft- The sus-cber her residence
No Tnd .vseue in City ~ New York bsor, tue
sirh a.. Of June Nov Yors the l1 Has Of No
ysno.r, Is5o. SOPHIA ,. VAN LANDT, EHeeutiiI
deet IN
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miscellaneous.

RAIL WOOD.-23Q quintals BRAZIL
Nd WOOD, tn bond or duty paid for sale by
sPCFFORD. TILESfON Co., No q brosnwsy.
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Y i . A X >, Z u y a n >, z = . n h ,
~ SIZZLING OFF CHEAP
BFFKMAN a COMPANY wil IN a f8w weeks remove from
No Go Car Of Mercer their
sLt No AS Brosowsy and under these sircum
will ccse out their De OF CLOAK9 thAa
cost, viz;
Grey Ia MAS 70 SO
Brown CIoth CLOAKS from................ to u
Co ored and black HOIe ARtqu- CLOAK3 from lG 20 70
CoIored and bact Velvet CLOAK hon........H TO so
An q which manufactured b. themselves and Of good
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Clothing.

INST FlNISHED-Tbe moe. splendid HATS
exer offered ~ the pubic low mica of as usually
500 Ms4 SS Has, % 50 BROWN. 10. 2lO CsDL.sL
NOUrHS' and CHILDREN CLOTHING ics
an AZ, ffou. three % twenty yeas, II WHOLFSALN
~ O5B BAILEY Co. No P.rs-pl.o, n
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VISIT OF THE FRENCH EMPEROR AND EMPRESS
TO ENGLAND.
Our London Correspondence.


LONDON, Friday, April 20, 1855.
Arrival Of their Imperial Adjesies in Lodon-7Aeir En-
uusiastic Reception by the Populace-Grand Banquets
-Reviews-I -Investitures-Aun Qua tons Court
Concerts-Opaatic Receptons-Speeches and Addresses
in Honor Of the Imperial Visitrs-Raurn Of the Impe-
rial Party to France.
Whilst the clouds in the political horizon are hurrying
on to q storm-whist the cannon of second lombard
nent are booming and crashing at opo-a Lon
don appears with excitement and every bel
fry is ringing merry peal in honor Of the Emperor Ma
poeon III. and the Empress Eugenie From the moment
they landed the shores Of Great Britain their recep
tion has been uninterrupted ovation. saw them
make their entrance into London. The whole city was
out; bright and positively hot sun shone the gay
The streets crowded than on the
occasion Of the funeral Of the Duke of wengton and
Hyde Park, from Apsley House to the railway station
dense Of elegant equpsges gentlemen and
ladies horseback and Of every class and
size and age. Through the streets Of London through
the Park, continuous cheer greeted Louis Napoleon
and Eugenie The latter was elegantly and plainly
dressed her small classical face somewhat pale.
By her side sat Louis Napoleon and opposite to them
Prince Albert, in q field marshaps uniform. From
Dover where they met by Prince Albert they came
up by special train to Brickaysrs Arms station where
the royal carriages were waiting; they then drove
tnrouBn LOnuOn 70 tue feuunBton 5t6tiou huu On 70
Windsor Castle where the Queen received her Imperial
guests For the details Of the ceremonias must refer
you to the court and win simply describe what
myself witnessed The reception in every respect
enthusiastic and there proud look of triumph In
the eye Of Louis Napoleon which natural enough.
How often had he not strolled through those same
streets an exile, snubbed by the very courters
most obsequous in bowng 10 low to him. not even sd-
mitted into our best society by styled pdrpenu
BY others madman-avoided by many as . dangerous
acquaintance Louis Napoleon has gone through hard
school Of experience he has learned to know the value
Of mankind, and he has acted accordingly. He shot
down his loyal subjects the Bousvards to insure
the Of his coup detdt he formed an alisnc.
with England because it the vissst step he could
take to consolidate his power. His brother Emperors
would not recognise hmthey scarcely tolerated the
elect of the French people In vain he sued for Ger.
pripcsss for BRIDE he then married lady not Of
royal BIRTH the guest Of most gracious Queen
Hegis Nsgolem became tbs guest G Qvas YictHrA u
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you have given me on all the important Laws whch
have given to you during this seson nv ab.ense win
be Of short duration think shall express your senti
nents BY assurngtbe government Of her Majesty the
Queen Of Great Britain that you appre as AL
the advantages OF tho alliance with England (Yes,
yes We all desire peace but honorable conditions.
and only in sach II 20 ccntinne the wsr,
count upon your loyal support. (Yes, yes.l
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MADRID, April IL, 1855.
The Reiv7rcemexos Es Route for Cabd-ne Settlement Of
he Black Warrior Afasr-7Ae National Mastfd Ld's-
Important Moosaest-Tne Church Land Que'tion in
Spain-Bdnishsset Of The Bishop Of Osma--7iredtened
Coup REtot-Tze Nev Consultation, de-, dc.
can tsI Jon nothing Of Cubs you win be better
Informed than this subject receive our ne rs
hrough the United States. It Is certain taat up to the
pressnt the government have ociAl news Of the
result Of the trial u the oonsprssors The only Lea
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chief and retired with the Emperor to the saloon pre-
pared for her accommodation The firing from the ships
tapce out to sea- and until dark clouds Of smoke
from the land alone showed the direction which the
Empress ard the steamers which accompanied her were
taking The steamer left the pier about hafpast one,
and arrived at Boulogne about four O'Clock. Their
Msestes remained at Boulogne Saturday night, and
would probably attend mass at the military camp at
Honvaut yesterday and inspect the troops previous to
leaving for Paris.
After the departure Of their Maestes, Prince Albert
the Duke Of Cambridge, Count Waswski, the Marchion
ess OF Ely and others who had the imperial
guests entered the Lord Warden Hotel and psrook of
Se Of their 1efa taxing
previous the embarkaton Bis Royal Hghness and the
Duie Of Cambridge lett Dover in the royal train at half
proceeded at TO Buckingham Palace The police ar
rangements made by Inspector Bray of the division, at
udicious and tended to prevent all confusion
ing the pier during the progress OF their Maestes
Fifteen Of the French police travelled in the royal train
with their Msjeses and the greater part OF the luggage
and all the horses OF the Emperor and his suite
conveyed by special train from the Iondonbrdge station
at half past nine Saturday morning Fokstone and
thence to Boulogne The arrangemsnts made BY the
Southeastern Company were admirable, and. notwith-
standing the great number Of trains continually run
ming no less than having left for Dover previous
to the royal train, delay Inconvenience was expe
renced BY the royal party, the ordinary trac
seriously interrupted.
ARRIVAL OF rHI EMPKRoR AT BoULoaSR.
The review Of 80 oeo by the Emperor, which has
just passed OF Sunday, April 22-1lo P. Ny on the
sands opposite the Pavilion HOTEL before which they
8led has been most splendid affair and will long be
remembered in Bouogne. The Empress was present on
the balcony Of the Pavilion Hotel
AppBsss OF THE EMPEROR TO THE CORPS LEarsLA ArrF
on LEAVING PARIS.
The Paris Moniteur publishes the following as the
words addressed BY the Emperor to the Deputies on
l4th ultimo
MKssnuRs MES DEPuns-r wished 70 bid ysu adisu be-.
1ege sNying, end 70 thslk you for tbs support rhsh
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

GALE or CORPORATION PRoPERTY-wILL 81
- sold ~ psbie suction on Saturday, 7th Apnt, ~ n
oeoek A. " the hishest bidder, AL the material aad
%, ra sss.ns o. sr,sh ass.s and b.idins Stone
sale vii be cash TO ts paid TO the coon A. ths
sale &, eoneudsd Tie pprebssr will be obsassd 70 70
sys days ron the dsy Of s.ls An respen.isy ID.
delivery of The properly vi b borne TIE purchaser Anf
In the purchaser should neglect remove said ats
rial, Or prePerty v.hn the svs days spseihsd IL shall y.
considered iotsd 20 the ssd vii k ala
's''' " - ''A''' : BxRfHoLoxEw n puRpY.
Cenmisaonu Of Repairs aad sspplsss
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HAscox's MERCHANTS LINE ron sLBAsY. IN
connection With the New York css,rsl and northern
hrosds The steamer HERO vii leave thsfeot o. ksbln
rooms, Ae., apply on board.
NV JnssLY RAILRoAD.-yoR PHILADELPHIA
~ ass he South asd West via Jsrssy Cisy mall sn1
urrsss lsss,-Lssys New rorh = aad 10 A n ana 4
nstP ~ Far. " ia and - 10 4 sad 10 A n. sss
~ ~ .s.sIsn. Ihs.esh ,isls,. seld fsr ciaslsasa
Ans the Wess aad for Bsitmgrs Wsshinsssr Forfos
A. H. tnleP, Il
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DAMS co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS -oFTICI
~ 20 ~ Broadray.-hpseAl notice % Callfgrala ship
Jers-Esduton Sfssprsss rates Adams Co sirs nstlss
u their tsfornla 'rJrss eustsmss sad ths merchants
and public gnray that tbsy have rsiassd the fa
oJprss freight Sew forb 70 san frsnsiseo Niles
rasuA route, 10 ~ cents pound Thftsgh With mall
tpees by connecting stssmsrs Tine sny n aays Oar
Isrt uhar the ,ars reduced rate, gill a.
forward ,tssmsr northern Iight TBstiay usreh
AZ pciock NJ 10 ebsrgs ~ eur
Destination shpprs sii pls,ts .snd 10 their ssh, early
ADAMS co, ~ uroAdrAy
Acshn-Adsm, GO rs.pss,isllJ svs notice tks, her
liabilities rernan uudistartsd sod tina,
rely the almost attention bslng raid ia drs4kss
goods Nth the greatest spssa aud ssvsrar the
msdlstsly arrival OR fsrifansEof,asn
are large and Ampis-nsver mar, % thsa roe
" Is DISHnORE,
Es SAsrORD,
IN SHOEMAKER
propystdrs ~ Assn.A CO . C.forals Fastags Espysss
hoTIcr-cSsssns.s ~ ffsiglt, AZ pr Asans co'ssr
lstussn hsu gsrb Ahd ofnik bsreby r8tasd
that The hufihess lsl0urs sssiasNsy she Vera
hobss, the tTm here asthE assHts sEly Css.gssnty
thsrr ssn - 10 tntsrrar'isn 10 tasEsss 4 g WODDs
San Brsnssso, Yst. n. 10
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LOST AND FOUND.

n0o LoST.-sTRAYED AWAY FROM THE SUB.
~ scribsr small white slut marked with brown spots
and sn,weringto the name Of Beauty She be easily
snovn ~ seuns on her hsnnches when wishing 10 eat
broadway
I osT-0N OR ABOUT hARoH Is, 1853, A LARGE
Newfoundland slut black And spotted the and
belly and part Of the tail white 70 the
spry. whoever will return her 70 the factory
stanton street Brookyn shall receive ave dollars reward
and Reasonable expenses
r osT-EITHER IN THIRTY.THiRD STREET, BE
IL tween hadisan and ffth In Of Mad
son avenue ases an oval gold hooohe wth har With
sns gold heart attached TIE hinder will be literally
w,rded y returning the 70 No East Thirty third
street, between Madison and VI fth Avenues.
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THE TURF.

pED House PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM WV.
IL A, BROWNE respectfully announces 70 his frtosds
and the public rsBsrsily that b. has plssd bis
extensive ~ this celebrated place
Large additions have been made his stasles which no
AFFORD mmodations TO all those who may them
selves Of their eonysnenee Some % the
racing and trottng In training
others Of his wild frshmsn, tlttis Ples
Ellen Bateman, and Fsra Temple which be daily
ny persons disposed to Witt the premises The training
aeh snd cricket grounds now In tns order snd
nnsquAlIed by others Ia the The kouss
undsrgone extensive repairs And large sditons have
made mailing the whole Of the most perfect sssbsh-
msnts In the world.
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MEDICAL.


DR. HUNTER, NO DIVISION STREET NEW YORK.
al his old .,t.s.hsd ONE. vhs,. hs s.s s,,s
more than any other nan in the ey u many n
stances Of persons eonsidsrsd ineurats which
and IN all cases euro suaran,sed. Caatioa-ny great
remedy Hunter red drop that es,An diseases
Price 81. Cali and sst,hs Monitor Of Health
nR. WARDS UEToRruEArEs, YRIEND, 81, WIN
~ book-Just what iboss want ~ho have son,rastsA
aors Grsass cure Ia The sh .c sid ~ Dr. az
Unfortunate. Friend Amstsd, ,aIs notice 70 Other rem.
ss s's Ss' % ss CASE :ss:s de-.
Z s;s ' , .ss. and
Dr. Ward Patients .nlens for relief rely rspia
,ion eide, cessation nom bushes. not r.ssirss
M LARhosT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
Guide :. sos%i.d !, No. ~ R..a. street. .sra.! q
.a,sptsd Ths'. d.ss. treated By nsn sns sspr.s.
sSssis .s :ssss 'e .l &C.: Dr. !.:: ss
zsisuns Day BOOK. Ae N. B.-Eos the drss Wsrs
THE MEDICAL PILOT or NEW sYsrEa-rnE BESr
= nmiy medical ~orh ever pueli'had. Pns. ~. sapt
supplied mott liberal terms. address DR. n
O. Hutehng' 40 Broad~sy, corner q As,or place
TINE NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY, ny DOCTOR IN.
1s.n Lsnor.taiy and b.sss,.ry ' ~, LIZ
without other medical sysnts harmless bat thorsssh
.H%s vssas. o. ninsr sss ass.a ss'
i 11s ssrss:s @.s.. SS.
PLAN sades,or Of All msrsara yphitiiis. 'orefa
become gsas benefit 70 our eauntry 90 soon !. "a
public universally obtains the tno.isdse ~ ~ srtsnos
moe, naturally enables the Doctor msnsso as1
ne mo-. long settled complicated .ad oa,ss
81 The human n,tsm that ridsly destroy hamsn
~, .sa .na,hiI.'. sgnaa h.eslas.. Essd.,.s m.se
sary, well worth sober consideration 10Th pro
fss,on nenigsnt men in General and q The sufferers
see 70. 40 Brosarsy. '''''' '''''''
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

JACOB'S CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS
81 to be found At 47 broadway These diamonds
equal In brancy and appearance TO the real diamond
Cent? pins cluster and single stone earrings studs lAde
pins sleeve buttons rings plain and onsmelsd Tho prices
Are o. low
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GEORGE G. ALLEN Importer,
Wholesale and Retail No. II Wail street.
Second nsor, near Broadway. N. v.
CHANAHAN LoBER, OPTICIANS, 50Is FULTON
~ street, keep constantly hand full assortmeutoi
,peoAeies and eye glasses in every Style thoodoyte
s levels surveyor conpasses drawing instruments
oroscopes opera glasses, barometers thermomete Ae
JAMES n. SHASAHAN,
CHARLES LOEBER
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Tnr GRgATIsr MEDICAL DISCOVERY or rnE
90 ~ p.sisss -~osi fsssy thst s,rs,sry
ta1 = hsHsr frsA Ia 'ersisia Ss-a tss sssss
n.la. u,sa = gV.r 10 .s4 s.,u f.ii.s us.p,
s.,sn st.r 10 hsssrsa ssfhsa,s' y ia writes All -ihla
T-sts,,ls. ~. -.r,.s.4 = sut. ssrlss .sr. a0sa
%. e lr's Ls'ii. -i ss'. "a, sina - f4sti
r-s = TIRE ts,,is, VII go, -. .yssss sf.sn.
I've " u.' -, -srssis4 = a. ssaf -,
TLr,. = AZ eeuiss u ,sr. -.
= ls,,l. 80, ..ras,.4 :. car. a. lsns, iss
.s,,ls. A.. s.rsa'.a = sf'h' -" .sa
Peer Esilss ~srss,.4 ssrrstt ssa rss.
~. tsi,i. 81 .-r. rsy aspuss = "a. as
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COZ

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON
IN pany-Gor New Orleans, stopping At HavAnA-Carry
ing the United States Mas-The steamship CAHAwBA, T.
w. shufedt, commander, will commence receiving freight
Thurday, March q, and sail for the ports
honasy March 20 Y o'clock Rrss,.ly from p,or :.
and for Mobile CONSUMED to agents In New Orleans
James Connolly Co, will b forwarded free Of
sons Passengers for Hans must procure passports he
fore leaving port Bills oAdns must DO sent for signing
The evening previous 70 The ship sailing For freight
scents 81 Broadway. n, B.-Ths Black Warrior, j. ID.
Bullock commander will succeed the CahAwbA and san
Mohday Aprilg
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ThBLEAu X.
HOMAGE TO SHAKESPEARE,

X.
HOMAGE TO SHAKESPEARE,
= By all the Charaotcra.
CitiIen'u Drers Tickets, I" 49,. A.
Tickets may be procured ut the several hotels and
ttoio also at the Box ooes Of the theatres from any
oil the Honorary Members Of tho Dramatic Fund.
Particular Notcc,Tha most rigid scrutiny will be OBJ
served on tine part Of the Committee o. Reception.
L'RAkELIS MUSEUM, NO. IS BowERY NEARLY
opposite the Bovsry Theatre Performances every
ternoen, At and es.ry evening, at n. Bstrsnssrs
VII observe that the Franklin Museum the only place In
the United States where the Model exhibited
With other original entertainments Remember, No. 81
Bowery.