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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27
WASHINGTON AQUrDUCr.
w OrrIcE or rnE wasnrsGroS Aourprcr, ,

wAsHIsGros. March &, 1853 :
ton Sp0eSe are aeeornR . piaSs and speccson. wb
viii be exhibition in dis Office and after the 10Th OF
Bids will be received for Il completion Of the whole work
oss u. United ses resersias he right 70 make conrSei
for the whole or for the separate works may seem most
portion only Of hs sStk be completed with The sp
70 he contingency Of future appropriations by Congress
Tie engineer reserves hs ~ 70 prescribe The smonnt o.
and Cor each work. a., So, a.
ing 10 per cent on all payments until The completion Of the
wortmen shall be paid their full wagea monthly and In
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
work and materials for The Washington Aqueducto
FOR The whole sr any part e the .o, 4 Nc. deemed a.
sps o he whole or Tor parts Of the work who dive good se
cuy Tor the completion OF their contracts at Reasonable
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee,
~ they bidder or VIII his or
their BIDS be accepted enter into an oessuon within ten
undertaken said guarantee 70 be accompanied by
he certIno.ie q The United state. District Suase United
general individual known 10 the Engineer
beps5ment q war hA the guArAnIOrs are able to make
Ras WI opened IN ne presence q the saisrss, noon
work 70 be r, Of he dam seross
the ss Tss r WASTE sS s s sf %
Suins reservoir oompisaon Of conduit, furnishing
re d.riSaSs reservoir Navy Yard o6er prnci
public establishments Naenngtons
service In Georgetown, and supply of cement
sand all other materials; for all OF which
the detailed descriptions and speci
hcstlons 70 be exhibited IN this office.
Of the bids will be made uron the quaint
IN specifications and plans exhibited the me
OF letting sni should bid In be accepted The monthly
payments upon the contracts win be made upon the estimate
az The Engineer prices be fixed By him, with the usual
Of until the entire completion Of the
contract according 70 the specifications and plans.
Proposals should state the time within which each work
win be oomple,ed provided Congress spproprates the
cessary funcs
BY order Of the Secretary Of War,
Captain Of Engineers in charge Of Washington Aqueduct
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Carr. ~ G. Mrtcs, u. y. ErcIsEERs:-
We the undersigned, residents Of -, IN the State OF
- hereby Jointly and severay. covenant with the ,ed
states and guaranty, the foregoing bid Of - be
accepted that he or they will within ten days afer the
cepsnce Of the said bid execute The CONTRACT for the same
with good and sufficient surees N perform the work fur
nish he artists proposed conformity TO The terms Of the
Advertisement under which n made. And IN the
s.id shall fail 10 enter into contract "a aforesaid,
make good the difference between the offer By
lie said - and The NEXT lowest bidder.
egned ~.
thereby certify that 10 the best Of my tnowiedse aud be-
LET the sbovensmed guarsnors good and sufficient
signed. y.
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RARE CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.-ExrsN.

A RARE CHANCE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A sve auction sale of fashionable household furniture
ependid panofore, costly house furnishing ar
cies &c This day March a. at the residence 81 sixteenth
cash 0il O'Clock In the forenoon the entire contents OF
ssld house. the whole containing superior household furn
of first class workmanship. rarlors - yards OF
English three magnificent rosewood paror
suits elegant satn brocatel and SILK plush
large easy Nolire and reception chairs ~ match; two
with marble oos and mirror DOORS and
with satin wood, extensively carved elegant
rosewood centre, eide and work tables, rosewood book
and secretary with elegant carvings made 10 match
Glands costly grand action rosewood pianoiore, stool
and cover, cost 500 large French plate mirrors, eK-
rensye lace ana brocatel window curtains Also, a
great variety OF on paintings embracing many value
Bile specimens, winter nes sea views moonlight sea
views landsc all elegantly framed large axe e.e'
rany decorated china ormou clocks together win
nany other costly mante ornaments mahogany, black wal
medallion rocking and chairs sofas oak extension IA
bies and dinner sets cut glassware compris
full assortment such umblers, wines champagnes
vobles salts butter Dishes &c also costly silver ware, ele
revolving with splendid bottles spoons,
forks baskets tea services, SAVERS ivory cutlery,
common crocSery, plates &C. &c. Also the furniture of
bedrooms containing suits In wood and mahogany
chairs elegant rosewood and mahogany bedstead pure hair
and nah marble top bureaus and
acts bedroom carpeis mirrors toilet aud work tables ele
giant and rods clcohs hall stands &c The auc
oneer special attention this sale embracing every
thing rich and desirable useful and ornamental necessary To
the complete OF FIRST class house Purchasers
NAV the entire contents viii be sold without reserve
cash deposit required Sale positive without regard TO
weather, y. NASH Aucuoneer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ the fine large four story and sub cellar brick
shop 81 and % West Eighteenth street, To-
grther with ali the machinery stock lease IL y. W.
SCTTENCK will sell auction "wednesday March 81, At
m A M on the premises the above valuable property II
OF horse power, ennoning and morng ma
rhnss circular Oh fine planning machine and
q large variety ANAL tools adapted 10 the business, also
The OF pre and blank walnut lumber aud large
quantity ofv--- building purposes also quantity OF
hardware; horses, wagons, harness also me
Eve lease from lot Of may next OF the lots 81 feet 'front.'
Eighteenth street The shop FIRST class four story press
"a brick front building and be easy converted into
dwellings For further particulars apply al The once OF the
auciioncers 80 Nassau street. on the premises 70 H. O.
MACE, Esg Assignee.
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DY JOSEPH UEGEMhN.-MORTdAGE SALOON
ID Monday March % at 10 o'clock A. M at No. Breyoort
place Tenth street. Broadway, household furniture.
rosewood paror furniture. 10 brocste etegere, centre
table velvet carpet window curtains and txures
oil painting marine view chandeliers, extension table,
sofas bureaus bedeads chairs ingram carpets oclohs.
beds bedding orockery and kitchen furniture. Caalo
que. nj he sale.
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DARNUM's AMI RrCAH MUSEUM.
ID rHE CLIMACrERlC oF PERFECTION.
Thai Ts sosT I'D sefs PR6pGcEp
iHs BRIDE o. AZ EyEsise
THE BsIbbE or AZ Ey yEsIssg
e'p'e'-' 5 sucn TRiNscENDENT sucCns.
repcsied ovsrowing Audiences. VIII be present
SATURDAY, MARCH n, 1893
In The Afternoon at o'clock, a. well ~
- - In the Evening al ~ O'Clock.
'O'''n' en- THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
. 'O''' ''iO The BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
LIN THE BRrDE OF AN EVENING.
cIRCuMsTksTIAL EVIDENCE
EVERYBODY SHOULD SIZE rvv~,so
ALL CAN BE ISsrRucfRp BY il.
M" S All. viii BIZ fnPRoyED By IT.
II shows the fsiiibiiiiy Of Judges.
II depicts the fsllbiliiy ~ Juries -,
Ii displays the force Of clear ccusciencc
ii pictures the fidelity OF Woman.
II porrsys The misery Of 0nk-
Thousands visit the Museum
DAILY TO SEE IT.
Thousands are delighted with II.
90 AND sEk 1T YOURSELF 10 DAT,
performed viii be- in the magnificent style hat hss wos
The entire talented dramatic company Of this Museum
prsng sy ladies' and gentlemen, sustain characters IN
The MAxxofH LADY weighing 100 pounds the IIy..
mo SKELETON, weighing only 80 pounds h origins.
Happy Family the Panop con Studio with Illuminated
pictures all 70 be here wen - The nina-
bic Aquaris or Ocean and River Gardens NE gs~i ea-
POSITIVELY NO rREr LIST
Atmittance 10 all Is cents Children Is cents
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Jw HUNT, AuCrToHEER.-J. W. UuyT VIII, sErJ

n " HUNT, AUCrTONEER--J w HUNT VIII, STTJ
81 this day css'urdsy March q, At OlS O'clock, at his
spacious saesroo 70 NASSAU street large and des
black walnut and mahogany paror suits cpvered
An French satin brocael and hsrcloh sofas tee rcs
lounges bureaus bedsteads chairs wsrrohes Bookcases
and ecretaries washtands &c Also, magnificent aaaort
mont OF enameled and oak chamber and dining ruor frn
ture together with large variety Of English American
olelolbs sels tapestry and Venetian carpets oil paint
tnps fancy goods silver plated crockery cutlery
&C. Goods packed the premises for shipping
will find this sale worthy Of their attention.
This best assortment Of furniture ever offered at public
AL. Catalogues ready early morning Of sale. Also, on &C
coan, OF whom II may concern, one large show case,
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aGrDRTT NG.

<ytuR BOAT FOR SALE lis IS FEET LONG. COPPER
fastened has been use hut season,
800 including oars colors &C and ready 20 he IN the
water At a DAYS notice. Address hos ,SSS Post Office
U,FNPINs WANTED, A SECONDHAND TENPTN
alley with pins and balls compile, cheap for cash. Ad
dress W s. Herald Office.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN HER sAJRsTys COURT OF PROBATE IRELAND
victeria Of God, OF the United Kingdom ~
f;rea Britain and Ireland Queen Defender Of the Faith To
James Francis orte " Rorke Of No 80 Broeme ST. New
York the and lawful brother and only neS o. kn OF
Rorke late of Glenegery kingsown IN inc county OF
Dublin, gentleman deceased Interstate, oarheior, Wnont
parent or other brober him surviving vho died IN
The month OF Foyembr thousand eight hundred ana w
Whereas, William Rorke claims 70 have an interest,"
in the goods Of said deceased desires 70 have arepre
sentative raised said deceased Now, this IN 70 command
Won NJ eenh day Of April next ensuing, You are
toappear in the Court Of Probate personally or BY your po
solicitor attorney and accept refuse letters ~ al
nsraon Of all and singular the goods rights credits and
rhaes the said deceased Of dying inesate
show why should not be granted and
committed unto said William Rorke TO his substitute
D''' ARTHUR sAMUEIs Proctor
Is Henrietta at. Dublin for The said william Rorke.
WILEY, Registrar
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ANTHOLOGY.


a wOpDER-rHE CELEBRATED grPsy FORrUNs
N teller will reveal past w esent and future event. Of life
ih unerrinq ceranty The Gpsy aso has secret which
will enable any obtain the affections Of tne Opposite
sex 1G Canal street
nTTss A. W. SNOW, THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
mi clarvovant will End absent friends trace cs or stolen
ros advise business and give aeneaous OF chsracter
Residence 90 Greene street room NO I, second noor.
IN SPRING rET-CLAIRvOyANCR-NRs sFy
III MOJTR the most successful medical and business
ceirvoyant in America Consultations on business sctn IA
absent friends Lost property &c and sesfseon OF no fs
Gray hair restored 70 lie original color wiihouifAL
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CTRANaERs, STRANGERS CONE TO NIGHT
- TO MINK SAUYAGEUR'S DANCING ACADEMY,
TO VINE sAUvAGEAU'S DANCING ACADEMY,
e63 Broadway, opposite Bond street. Adnlsston 70 eens
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AMUeHRlV-.

NHIor aAsDns -sArvnpAY nA.CH y Isa
~ ~.' - FAVE ESVsI S 81 o1 ilsa% parable
ANTOINE
previous 70 their nsai re,iremen. from the : srs
TsREs1 a HS,14 .sf v.S ,ss % 10 only
"A"1 4ABRfHL Lo Sss Tune, Gs ape =. A,s.uo.
H"s rSsaS saa 4s tx VIA. z Il ~
The ia atFf PRIs AiI SSSax sa'
Ss'"'nA H sHAs sas :. rHs xXGic I$okD
D'A"'' Door. open 81 co%%; sss tx clock
6ppss lie, bo,.. GTossS S Ss
W ~ LAST SEVEN NIGHTS
JESSIE BROWN.
MISS Aasi ssD sooIsxxrson.
' episode in Ss Scs I Ind Yea. ID
the author of london Assurance" who appears S.a
THIS AND EVERY S EVRsINu THIS WEEK.
the new and Original r. =. fst ;sfss .se
Os THs R-JEy oy LUoxsOw.
''a = i.Dc ss1 'osd Heads md Young H.-.s."
m; $50 Esaa q S..::e I Esssss.
dsSsss ssafsssi i his srcssf Snasn I
4 d. sd Il %:
Highlanhers OF the 76th Regiment
Soldiers Of the 32i Regiment
soubadars sspoys niaaoos noos.hogsaa feroahes 40
hafe and Eas her charen Master and Mss soesss
9cssie Brown her servant Miss Agnes Kober.-sa
""se Aci I.Pxic.. ~-'-
Scene 1.-The Bungso country house OF Mrs Csmpbeo.
Lucknow with distant view OF The oiy aud the Go,usss
Home in Ind.-rian- chme the spy Of the Nena sahis
Jessie Brown and her two The foster sserThe h
CLEAN OF wsrThe project of the Rsah OF B'oor 10 surprise
scene Exterior of the Bungso By might Isherwoo4
a lsfe Of "Auid Lang Sype
scene S-Mrs Cam Bungslo- Distsns
The night o, The ou6resk-rhe terror AmyKandss pro-
mise 70 rescueshe Scdr-gor has gen his word hse ak
tnck Of the Hndoos under Ncna sahlb upon the Bursao
The attempt 10 blow the bridge-The signal guns hon
Act IL court hsll within HiuIoo temple In Luck
of the Esnsis stemp, brodhrr
Randall to ndeThe wecoae visitors from the nferna
kansa and s0ant and flag OF sSs o I
pss letter in vsnr uceof the SensHH ninSos
Guy FswkesThe escape by the mine-rae sign& Of shs
'1 %s q ne Rsd.ore fort forming s
work Of the Res,dencyDswn OF ds,-Dsant vsw
81 sle sna I hops Of
Jessie In dls.re.sThs attack and the repu.s The Ia
S XII into the bands o. the sepoysrse terrible
ton OF desperate I've osfes
and children on the hands OF The bsrbsri.nsIs.
he nearer naS spprosch Of suns
to the Of s s al
CampbsIis coming Hayeioct force. ha way into 10
ths infantry the Redan and IL brave
TAX IINAL CHARGE OF THE HIGHLANDERs
with which this intensely interesting and exciting drama 90
scene called Tor and thrice each night amidst
excitement never eaualicd. -
A'''A'''N' TWO in TIE aoKNlsd.
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NfE DICAL~


UR WATSON, FORMERLY aURGReN TO rHn LOOK
Hospital may be consnlted heretofore personally or
BY letter. In the morning 70 Al night at his residence,
Walker few doors west OF broadway Author OF
'The Cause and Cure price ".
Dp CoRBIrr, sn HUDSON STREET., NEAR CANAL,
is consulted as usual. A warranted Terms easy.
DR COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THE
last twenty sx years devoted his attention TO oolce
practice Consultations and advice usual daily, from A.
MtosP.M
TAR WARD, WITH THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCES.
invites all the snlisied and disappointed elsewhere To
giye Rim su early trial perfect guaranteed Office
So Cana street corner ef broadway.
r,R. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR.
IL vate ueatte Ts4 Broadway Hours ten TIL one and
Afer air.
EUROPEAN HOSPITAL TREATuENr-BY n LAR.
w MONT Paris and London, physician and surgeon, IN
ner.or on By letter and express a Of
kpr,os opposite Nicholas Hotel from II A. TIL In the
evenne except Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS TIL p.
II Author OF the Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide; 81
EUROPEAN MEDICAL DsPor-sUPERINrENDED By
IN Dr BARROW ISL Prince street. q few blocks west of
Broadway New York. Consultations usual from ii I'LL
and from I'LL g. Sundays excepted.
MO Frr TrIL cURED--DR. COBBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street may be consulted privately diseases As
proof ~ qualification his diploma from the VayersiF
Medical College In his ohee,
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7 AURA TEENE'S NEW THEATRE. 624 BROADWAY.
IL RkvIvALi REVIVAL REvIvALill
fIRhT MONT

7 AURA EEENES NEW THEATRE GA BROADWAY.
II REVIVAL REVIVAL REyIvALtll
FIRST MONT
opera;ic romantic semi buricslue exrsvagank,
Ia two scts, called
THE ELVES; or. THE STATUE BRIDE.
When this celeb production presented 10 the pub
lie universally acknowledged TO be tbs
MOST PERFECT EXHIBITION of the kind Witnessed
in this country II Is produced with requisite 70
the achievement OF n SIMILAR TRIUMPH.
MUSIC composed by Mr.. Baker; NEW SCENERY. by HAw-
thorne CosrusEs Madame Besuh-rnos DAscEs by Mr..
Yates AproiHrsFsrs by Mr.. Ioyd-the entire play pre-
duced under the mm ediae supervision Of
MISS LAURA KEENE
SATURDAY EvksIsg, MARCH u, 1854,
Performance will with ope ratio, ronsr-
tic semi buresque buretta in two sct by Charles Ss'by
called
TIE ELVES or, THE STATUE BRIDE.
IFgvHp-The mountain forests OF Pssorts Inhabited.
Is aid by Pixies sprtes and Elves like the phantom
Germany delight TO entrap travellers into their
realms and them with their msohevous antics av-
transferring the Iris they of In their
malicious gambos give life the newly dead Statues rocks
Enthusiastically moving IN the fore sta but
during the AY that retain their fictitious
Al the spprosch of night they resume their inmo
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DuuLP R. WILKINS AUCTIoNEER.-
nJCU AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD FURNITURE

DICJI AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD FURNITURE
II Elegant carpets rosewood paror suits magnificent
wood psnofoe lace curtains, Mosaic and in
tents of the house r. W, wESTCOTT suconser for the
will offer At public auction this dAs sturday) March q
01 O'Clock the premises 52 West Twenty first street
between seventh and Eighth the above valuable
isrninre Of dsssRon worthy the specs ~ non
library dining and chambers replee With every
thing that could be suggested in chsse aud besutf works
OF art and other elegant household arrangements all OF
which for absolute and perempory sale, the crcum
which render imperative that the whole should
be sold without and removed from the house imc
dsiey Catalogues viii be furnished at the door on the
morning sale, which will take place without regard 70
weather Deposits viii BIZ required from all purchasers
DINING ROOM, AT l01s PRECISELY
Consists of superb marble sdeooard, extension dining
table, oak chairs SOFAS mirrors clocks rich chased
silver urns, savers dining and tea service,
spoons forks silver and cutlery, baskets &C. Az OF
Rogers Bros manufacturer decorated aud gold banded
china ruby amber and crystal cut glass Bohemia savony
NAN -1N'' PARLoRs AT II O'CLOCK
Consists of velvet carpets three fun suits solid rosewood
of which covered Ia satin brocsde
and one in velvet all made order and In perfect condition.
richly centre sofa and tables with marble tops
solid Turkish and reception chairs In tapestry aud
music cabinet beautiful marble top rosewood etegeres
with large and elegant pier ranel
mirrors with slab and brackets silk and lace curtains With
stands with mirror backs French escrtores
consoles in bull work; superb paintings csnvass aud
glass marble stusry and groups with large and beautiful
collection of mane vases and unique psror ornaments
chandeliers &C. - - - ---
Marble dressing buresus carved bedsesds rosewood
amoures with mirror doors; commodes French cottage
chairs q fine hair mattresses, English blankets French
bedseads tete etes shades and lace curtains to ~
Windows oval mirrors French oAet sets, bronze clocks
with large quantity not mentioned, ", ,crecorr
Auctoneer Office No. 8 Bank of Commerce Building.
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A UCTIoN NorICE-A LARGE AssoRrMENT or

UCTIoN NOTICE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IA household furniture, comprising hne toned piano
forte mahogany bookcases do bureaus washstands msho
gany and black walnut bedeads hair and other mattresses
beds lounges suit in harclo,h black walnut
desks feather beds holsters pillows blankets comforers
sheets chandeliers and brackets silver plated ware
&c. Also BARRIERS washstnd with silver plated
taps Also lot Of glass doors and dxtures for store
together with lot of carpets and ocoths Will be sold
this day O'Clock Mt las Spring sweet Wooster
TII0S. NJ CONNAUGHTON, Auctioneer.
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UCTION NOTICE a. "a. HORTON, AUCrIONEER-
"A sslesroom &c CArmine s'reet-wi sell this day, at
O'Clock be ssesI grocery fixtures couners tea cad
dies scales of drawers also sewing machines
iron awning frame household furniture, &c.
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LzRA LUDLOW. Jr. &co.
Tomorrcw Saturday March Y,
AT II O'CLOCK,
AVi Lia ihTsI w a,ssT'%sn' OF
Burrles with and without tops &c., &C.
Elegant sliding seai bugses, with tops for two or four
onc .rnished wheel hight wagon made By Jaeger. Day
fSuf siessn, skeleton irUcr. Of substantial make.
One light rooks~ay' very neat finish
oss large depot wagon carrya with top and other
py sets Of single and double various styles
Saddles, brides mar,Invaies, &C.
Every variety Of horse covers and dress blankets.
splendid black mare, ii. hands high 6 years old this
spring three minutes, warranted sound aud kind
"''e'' '''P'N~ ALSO. AT O'CLOCK
At the private Fifeenh door from
Sixth the property OF gentleman having further
One splendid matched pair Of white carriage horses per.
sey knd and gentle in single or double harness. very fast
90 IiaS one eesan, cabriolet with dickcy seat
One ce-e carriage, Of modern style, bu by Laurence
One set 81 double harness. silver mounted in good order
with whips. robes blankets, &C.
The whole 70 be sold without Can be al the
above place at any time previous 10 The sale.
ALI O'Clock a No Spruce street BY order Of TIE assignee
n moi S &
, Of nss pswsPags , so ~ pounds
HENRY IT. LEEDS uCrrosysR.-sALEsRoos
nns S and water color paintings snd arsrnss sm
brown scEsset W HART d sh.'iacsp W L scnss
g. n Hall O. H. nm Coleman oddie. Cslverhouse, Hef
spe sqs Bout go%e T. liar. sO1ae Bellows Bagos
eS g IN a sSyd an WsH rs w1 and
April r.sy k HEsss a. H sss
a. Their esuery SNsssan street. between Pine aud Cedar
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AUCTIOS NoTICE.-PETER PARKS, AUCTIONEER.-
"a by IN9RAHAM.-This day at 10Y O'Clock, nj the
store i9 William street the stock OF fancy store removed
for sale comprising cacos snnels collars laes ak hats
1aces thread, rbbons fancy boxes porenonnaes purses,
fishing rods musical Instruments &c Terms cash. Deposits
required.
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IIIrCHCOCK's tRsE CONCERTS CoNTISUF THEIR
III unrivaed popularity Select company and splendid
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL
a the Old Toupisn, l12 new Canal street Char aksa
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UCTIoN NOTICE-THOs BELL, AUeTIoNEER 4
"A " s. THOMPSON. This day Vt 101z O'Clock, in our
sAlesrocm 10 Esst broadway we viii sell without
choice sock OF dry goods hosiery clothing, fancy articles
articles pledged twelve months also furniture,
hardware i.wery fine old liquors clocks paintings,
books stationary &C. Out door sales attended 10.
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MASON A THOMAS

MASON THOMAS
CLASSICAL MATINEE
VIII be given A.
BPlNGLER 1SsrITurK, Union square. on
SATURDAY, March q, Al o'clock,
with The assistance Of Mr.. II. q. TIMM
There will be played qu1e By Mozart andsn'e Tor two
pianoe by schureman; echuberhs andane az varaons
from the quartet IN minor; quartet by Cherubn and
grand trio, by Beethoven
The hfth Matinee win be giveu on Saturday April To-
Tickets 81 " be had the door and the music stores OF
G. Breusng Scharfenbera Luis and schuberth A Co.