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Lea S PeFTtns'
WOR CEST ERSHIRE ALICE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propetors Eating Hous
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms, and Private Families
mended to trial of Lea famous Woresstsrshls
Sauce This continent by its attained The his
est rank pleasant palaabe wholesome Sauce app.
cable 10 soup, hsh, hot and cold game etc. etc.
tenavely used in all quarters Of the globe
The limitations on both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of it's mers and the fact the only
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce New York Exhibn
stess the estimation in which held by those selected
special reference to their ability Judge Of the quality
lar articles Of table And being the popular sauee In
the Market unprnepled parties offering spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PRRRINs"
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always store Aseorders received for direct ship
meni from England.
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ms 2ply
Henry Ltifh,


No. 10 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style myl5 7pay
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sta Greater Reduction in Prices

sta Greater Reduction in Prices
At Nos. 12 and IA Charities Street.
D. p. S Q A N l. N &c CO.,
In Liquidation.
The Ladies respectfully informed that
D. P. SEAMAN retiring from business in enable
10 wind the affairs Of The firm possible
we have decided to offer and
Below Cost!
splendid stock of Goods comprising the newest styles Of
DRESS SILKS,
ORGANIZES,
BAREGEs,
CREPEs D'EsPAGNE,
TISSUES and
TRAVELLING DRESSES,
EMBRoIDERIEs, etc.,
LACE POINTS,
SHAWLS and
MANTILLAS,
MILLINERY
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS.
just Received.
TEN CASES PRINTED ORGANIZES AND JAcoNETs,
Al 10, Is and 90 cents yard.
complete assortment Of
BLACK, PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS, which will all be
offered
At and Below CostI
D. P. SEAMAN i CO.,
my24 epM II and II Chartres street.
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n9-American Club, Fourth Wa rd--The re-
sular meetings Of this Club will held every THURSDAY
EVENING on St Louis between Exchange Alley
desired p,I7 Dat.
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ps- Third Ward American Club meets
every TUESDAY EVENING. over the Carroiton Railroad
Depot TX O'Clock The punetua of members is
desired. myl7 2,te
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SS~Doctor James-Dr. James, SO Custom
house street, New Orleans LaA ye unforiunates read Dr.
James advertisement 20 be found in another part pa
per headed Medical Honse 50 cusohou.e street. New Or.
isnns La Ten SEPARATE for patients Consua.
tons private and confidential. Office A. NJ TIL
r. NJ myl5 2ul2t
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B8- Hall OF the Fifth Ward American Club
The members of this Club requested 70 attend every SUN
DAY, Il O'Clock NJ the Globe Room at the corner
Of 81. Peter and ST. Charles streets.
By order Of the President:
my6 to VICTOR GERoDIA Secretary
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Na- sixth Ward American Club - The
American Cnb Of the Sixth Ward District meets every
FRIDAY EVENING, at * O'Clock, the St. Philip Bali
Room on Sc Philip street general and punctua
Of all the members is particularly requested
BY order Of the President
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FOR ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Nsw ORLEANS, May 20, 1858.

TO MAJOR G. T. BEAUREGARD:
sirwe the undersigned citizens Of New Orleans ener.
tanning deep interest in the good prosperity of our
city and feeling the importance Of rescung The
the Municipal Government from banefu influences
politics. respectfully ask aid in desirable effort
BY permitting TO Independent candidate
for the Office Of Mayor at the ensuing election be ned
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pa-R. James is a candidate for Recorder
OF we ffst District. my20 2ptf
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As-To the Public--The undersigned most
respectfully submits his the of the city Of New
Orleans - candidate for the Office of Mayoreecon come
OIL on the T,h day Of June next.
Ia2s 2pts REM & HARRfssnN
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Morning StaY. Cigar Store,

THEOD ORE DE LA CRUZ.
No. 10 Camp street.
p9-The best brands always on hand a,9 an
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Southern Enterprise .dhead!
EMER Y'S
PATENT CORN HUsKING MACHINE,

Now Exhibition at No. % CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity, utility durability surpssses
anything for that brought before public 1t
worked by freddie with the foot the hands thus
huskng from 500 to GOO bushels day against the old
Toned way by hand Of which 20 bushels large day
Another advantage besides the saving the huskng
is that this machine prepares the u perfect
for mattresses which $50 lOO per un AS
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally invited call and test
the merits OF these machines.
A. CAMPBELL 90 Camp ST.,
AT 2pf Owner of the Patent for the limited s,.,as
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sf-Weed's Sewing Machine makes equally
as good work the hnst br heaviest cloth on
either Of which, for beauty and durability superior
work We aviie the attention Of wish maehines
see Weeds Machine They the best for family use because
sdaped all kiads Of work, They the best for mana
acsures because they make such srOug work
They are the best for OE, they do better work
than his hands.
Extract from letter written by gentleman owning panta
on scar New Orleans Your Weeds Patent Sewing Ma
chimes have been IN almost bought them
and with The best Of practical results In weeks
he two operators them finished complete Of clothes
os each Of two hundred and plantation hands, and
nne me time saved in using thea has paid
their cost,
The editor Of the zaresvle CohOl courier says There
"s never been Sewing Machine this city that has given
eh uneonnded satisfaction all used Il as the
Patent We have examined them ana must confess
our admiration Of their simplicity durability and can with
perfect confidence after examination Of ali other sewing
Machines pronounce this be and recommend 10 our
readers who wish Sewing hachipe as We are sure will give
them satisfaction"
WHITNEY LYON. Propriesors No. s.s Broadway Nav
York. NJ s. HEnRIcK % g.. -, - -"
--re-e ~ NV OrAeans q
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Carpet W,nreho,.se.

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET.
We offer at the lowest market prices MATTING5D rolls
White Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of all
widths, styles and qualities. CARPETINGA large Assort-
ment of all kinds received direct from English American
manufactures Table Covers, Crumb Cloths Rugs Window
Shades Hair Cloth Mats for cash approved paper
my2f 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU IL CO.
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superb Summer Clothing,
CHEAP AND GooDi
ALT RED MUNR g. CO.,

-
No. 81 MACHINE STREET.
Have received By late large additions 10 their
stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING making assortment very
complete.
GOOD LINEN COATS, from 81 7sup.
ALPACA COATS, from So 80 up.
SUMMER VESTS, from 81 80 up
PANTALoONS from 81 up.
superb Goods of n Finer Description.
UNDER GARMhNrS-of Gauze Merino Gau1e Cotton, Lsle
Thread, Came Flannel etc., etc.
BOYS CLOTHING, Of every description
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, Of all kinds
TRUNKS, vALIsEs and Carpet Bags.
Patent Yoke or Challenge shirts.
We would call particular attention present excellent
assortment Of the popular Patent Yoke SHIRTS
best fitting and best made Shirts in the country
now all sizes and styles. A ii guaranteed.
Should any dissatisfaction exist the purchase Of Goods
they may be returned and exchanged tho money will
eheerfully refunded
pS-No DEVIATION IN PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
my25 2p6t "a Magazine street.
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.SesU Sharing Saloon.
N, B. COINS,
"ho Tor the past twenty-five years been at the head Of
poeo IN us city, would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he has opened New E,hhs.
No. IA Exchange Place,
y,,l Opposite the Posi-oHiee,
mhen he assures them, will every way be worthy Of ,Ar
patronage From bis long experience in this city he 6
se mat he thoroughly understands the requiremen ~
~. pubic and will use his best to eet the
arrangements with number Of the verv hos, h.h.r sue
customers assured that they will be ~
'ehcea to with skill promptness Dispatch at all times ana
at all hours ~ "A1
N. B. COINS,
.,.. No. IA Exchange Place,
1Pti site tte Post
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Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by mail
Purchasers hkve tickets ending in any agars they a
designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will DO pm
ehasers Immediately after the drawing
ss-Purchasers will please write their signatures plata
give their Pcst-o Office, County and State
HsrRemenber that every Prize drawn and payable ir
fall, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address for Tickets Certificates either san1s
Swan Co., Augusta, Ca, or 20
sAM'L SWAN & CO., Box SO s, PoSt-Ofioe,
a9l New Oreana Ia
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New Orleans, January 80 1883.
N B. Gons-Dear Sir: take pleasure stating that some
four months ago. when suffering with Chs Fever which
had stuck for several months induced try
Of Kaperapeumn just before chill expected and
such the effect It had upon that determined upon
giving it fair trial and bought bottle took it according
to directions The was had half finished
the bottle. eh had left and have returned
am now in the enjoyment Of perfect health having
pereneed any the qunne other drug usually put
in medicines for such diseases and do cheerny
the "KaperlApeump to all who afflicted like was
Your friend.
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Hs-chiiis and Fevers-chiIIs and Feverii-
oe q ne greatest remedies that has laid esose the
Paoe for Fever and Age and which received the highest
sneosnums from the and people is Dr. j. Hoseers
celebrated Stomach Biier Who endure the torture.
.risin from this erribe disease Il can be 40 easily
who would endure ssepless nights burning fevess and lev
shs alternately, when remedy obialned for mere
uinei And yet how macy families ngsr out panfnl exist
enee under this deadly blight do nothing but gun down
euinine until Il becomes their daily meals ana
are not relieved None but the and weak would
70 pressure 'hee valuable Bers and themselves
n'ense For sale By druggists and dealers
's's~"s'e- my24 2p6t<w
os- The public are hereby Informed thar
.ne eAis os cny Consolidated Railroad Tax on Real
estate Slaves, Capital lacoe, Personal Property Of ali
Aaas according Q the Aasemsn Rolls 1857 are now IN nv
and pay them n -
nsi pia ADAM eIFFEE Treasurer
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II. Career Company's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIEa.

The undersigned sole manufacturers under T. CARyKR,a
patents Of 1873 1915 and ls4S have permanently establised an
oee ana warehouse At No. 10 GRAyIER STREET and ara
now prepared to furnish to Planters and Merchant, a. -
Of this celebrated GIN
ny aeem unnecessAyto deailits advantages ever oh.
saS US pnmoeress endorsements authorities nov
using H. are sufeento confirm lite high reputation and 10
make Its adoption still more general
ns 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY
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New Orleans. March u.s. 1858.
have used Coins Kaperapeum for chills aad fever
has cured eatey believe will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans, January 30, 1858.
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir know how inform you Of the
wonderful change Kaperlapeum made in me- For
eight years and four months suffered the falling Of the
womb and had several of the ply scans of this
city who finally thought hopeless refused to do
anything for when my husband found you
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle your tonic
justly celebrated hair among refined Of
the city. 1t really that be OF divine origin
hardly realize my change never felt better in my
life than do at this moment That every poor afflicted
as get tonic is my prayer
MARY SIMS,
Sc Hevia street.
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BALES AT AUOTnOH.

CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ At public auc;i0n.Eegan carpets. rose1 bod parof
sus bne rosewood panofore brocsde and lace ostans
mosaic and insid works marble groups bronzes &o with
the entire contents OF the house.
T. W WESTCOTT. auctionser, will offer ut public auc'
ton this day Saturday. Apr TO- 1T lO O'Clock on the
Eighth averues the above valuable furniture OF de-
scrpon worthy the special attention OF all In want OF ee
giant household furniture The parora library dining room
anc rapete with everything that could be
gested 10 chsse works OF and other
household arrangements all OF which absolute and
peremptory sale, the circumstances making imperative
from the Catalogues VIII be furnished the
the morning sale which Will take place without regard to
weather Deposits will be required from all purchasers
Dining room, At lO1S precisely
Contains superb marble sdeboard. oak extension dining
table and chairs bookcase sofas rich chased
silver casters salverA dining and tes service
spoons forks cake baskets fruit stands &c all OF Rodgers
Bros ivory and cocoa handled cutlery deco
rated and gold banded china ruby amber and crystal cut
glass; Bohemian Saxouy and India china, DC.
Parors, at IL O'Clock
ure which covered in satin brocade and in
velvet all made and In perfect condition; richly
we'd CENTRE pier tables with marble tops sod
wood Turkish and reception chairs in tapestry and SATIN ole
Lindeman Son. French music cabinet two beaufr marble
top rosewood elege lined with satin wood Eve large and
elegant pier and nata mirrors with slabs and orackes
silk and embroidered curtains with cornices; corner
stands with mirror backs French escore consoles In buhl
work paintings CANVASS and glass satua
ry and groups with large and beautiful collection Of anel
and unique paror ornaments, chandeliers, 70.
Rosewood chamber and library furniture.
Marble dressing bureaus carved bedseads ROSEWOOD
armour with mirror doors; commodes. French cottage
chairs, IA hair mattresses, English blankets. French
counterpanes mahogany furniture In haircoh sofa bed
seads ete etes shades and lace curtains TO windows
oval mirrors French toilet ses bronze Clocks with large
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, Auc4ioneer.
Office No 6 Bank of Commerce
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A ucr1oN BALE oF HnRsEs wAanNs nARNEss

UcTloN SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS
IA cattle farming tools. household furniture dc &c-
wM. n LEWIS SON viii sell by auction, on Monday, i2ih
day Of April 1883 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the premises Of
Samuel Maycocr, Esq Wnismsbridre Westches;er
county his stock consisting IN part as foewsOne pair Of
splendid carriage horses horses Durham BULL
Durbsm and Devon heifers poultry
&c &c Also carriages, farm wagons seiRhs seds
horse cart hay wagons ploughs hsrrows hay cutter
shelters fan mill hay rakes roller cutwaer scale beam
crowbrs banners drills &c lot Of hay milk pans churn
household furniture wood cooking stove &c &C. Sale
tive Terms cash Cars leave the depot corner Twenty
bridge.
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A BsoLUTE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY MADE
made to ORDER al IN good condition. but little used, and will
be sold without any this day, April TO- 10lz
o0ock TIC West Fifteenth street. sixth
HENRY 7. LEES. auctioneer will sell above the
tire furniture OF The house, making excellent and des
rabe opportunity for families in want Of household articles
refunish; s Of which be sold Catalogues the
morning OF sale regardless u the state OF the weather
will be required the delivery the
furniture which conslsts In part as follows
DTEfkGROOM-eoid oak extension table, with case for
French china and breakfast SETS silver plated
casters ivory handled table cutlery, glass tubers
fruit bowls white china vegetable dishes,
mirror pier table and book and
PTANOFoRTE-Full octave rosewood pisnofor,e,
very richly nlad with pearl splendid instrument
teed by the makers for two bat little used professor
will attend 1, sound Il; cost fhtO.
CHAMBERS-Rosewo,d marble top dressing bureaus and
Wristbands haf mattresses, Brussels aud ingram
rarpct mantel mirrors mahogany sofas spring chairs
chairs mane add clock, window shades
and curtains oil paintings and eDgavr oeises holsters
and pows with other chamber furniture for which csts
ioSue ~, ...,,.. ., Ill, 100000,
furniture carved in the richest marble top centre,
side and sofa tables; plate Rsss book case marble top etc
rich lace curtains gold band shades tapestry and Brussels
carpet large plate gass pier glass rosewood reception
chairs Dresden maniel and ornaments crmon An
bronze clocks all OF which be the lay sale at
gococt A. No posiponemeni on any account The fur
nturc TO be removed Gay Of sale possible. Parties Will
be on hand 10 cart, pack or ship, u required.
HEfRY T. LEEDS, Auctionecr.
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THE CHARITY BALLS.

THE CHARITY BALLS.
T,HE Il. C. ORPHAN BALI.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL.
For the benefit OF the
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
Will take place Mt the
CRYSTAL PALACE,
or MONDAY EvEsfsG APRIL IL lsSh
Miss ESMONDE will read original Poem, written for The
occasion By Charles James Cannon, ESQ. .
Every effort will be made render this oae Of the most
EFFECTIVE AND BRILLIANT
Assem- bliea Of the
Mirth, festivy. pleasure and ,.
CHARITY COMBINED
DODwORrH's FULL BAND
IN engaged for the occasion.
The restaurant will be supplied by
PELETER, Of broadway,
and viii abound with the delcscies Of the season. -,
Ticte cts S. admitting gentleman and ladies' FOR sale
the depot DUNCAN Brothers, 81 broadway ans ~ me
principal book and music stores In this city and brooklyn
CHARITY ABIDETH FOREVER.
HELP Us.
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GILBERT s; SAVAGE AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
the premises GO Liberty street. between BROAD and
Nassau commencing Tuesday April l3 at 10 ~, by
der of c. ysndne assignee Of the late G. " d. WycoG for
mery 152 Broadway all his large and splendid stock of
hardware and fine cutlery consisting of Rodgers Gallery,
les tools locks, Scotch stoaes
plane and general of hardware for mocha
builders and ocksmhs. The above will be sold lots
To suit he retail city nc trade.
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PARNUM's MUSEUM.
ID SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1853.
POSITIVELY LAST TIME
Of tba. astonishpgy popular and ncomparaby beautiful
American drama, conden sed into three arta
1HE BRIDE OF AN EVENING,
which will In the elegant aud finished
ner THIS EVENING TIA o'clock.
Godirey ~, MI AasI
After which the Miraculous Feais of
M DUvEREE the India Rubber man,
who doubles himself up any form desired, and
PUTS HIMSELF INTO SMALL. BOX,
quart bottles This Twin nearly 1--we feet in hsgh
actually condenses himsen into the
SPACE OF A SQUARE FOOT
In presence OF the audience Bring your own
A' FORFEIT AND PAY FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
this and other miraculous feats PERFORM
ed literally and without deception To conclude with the eie
s"'' A SEPARATE MAINTENANCE
Mr. Psnnlpoehsr Id; ~. M d a. Msams
"'' This AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock
The grand historical play: In three acts,
JOAN OF ARC.
gotten up the first style OF art.
INDIA RUBBER FEATs 3F MONS. DUvERNE.
which wonderful paAt conception
NEW FEATURE IN THE AQUARIA.
The beautiful Sickle back fish Is engaged In
BUILDING HIS NEST IN THE WATER,
sight beautiful Is incredible and wonde full
about the badly OF YoUNG sXMUE found murdered IN the
dock Brooklyn has been deposited here officer Curry
The Mammoth Lady weighing 100 pounds the Living Hke-
leton weighing only oU pounds the original Happy Family,
all 10 be here well tbs initabe Aqua
ria or Ocean and River 0arders the greatest cursy now
Positively NO FREE LIST.
Admsnce To all ao CENTS children under ten Is ccuts
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DY j. ID. H0IBROoK, AUCTIONEER STORE iO7 NAL.
- den lane on Tuesday April H. aI0 o'clock sale
auction Of splendid standard dwarf
prsng all The new and choice varieties, Lord Raglan
leon Ill Duchesse de Orleans &C.. &c Towering shrubs
Chinese peones spria rewiziana oepleno prus
Sc dwarf In bearing and other currans
9-aspberry aud other small fruits all OF the
importation of a. Mare Esg Astori, Long Island all
warranted The subscriber
yneps with Marc bold sales each through
season and invites the attention Of buyers
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U,Hos vETTCH, ACCOMMODATIONS NO. 10
Spruce strea.-Shcrifs sale OF household furniture
&C. on saturday April TO- al 10 A. NJ, No is Mast Thr
teenth street. consisting of mahogany and rosewood furni
ure bureaus sofss chairs beoscsds and bedding mrrors
tables Brussels and Ingram carpe,s glass and c-ockery
ware, a., &c, yAs, Y. WlsLEt. Sacy,i
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p s-wILI BE SOLD ON MONDAY, APRIL IL AT . P.
.M sale, At public sscop. country
residences one mile from Mount Vernon depot Weschcser
county WIN scres Of land under cultivation, variety OF
frut and ornamental trees, shrubbery grape
commodious cottage and outbudngs The situation ee-
vsied commanding beautiful view sdjscen, country
and remarkably healthy Inquire OF PETER sIuJrE
parcels. II stormy next fair day
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AMUyEMkNrs.


kTIBLOs GARDEN
IN Positively farewell ergsg ssauul IN Americas
GABRIEL KAYEI.
ANTOINE RAvEL.
JEROME RAvEf,
previous To their ana retirement from the stage.
1be great Marzetti As the Ape. ..,rur.
YOUNG AMERICA, MARIETTA ZArFhaTrA.
This sATURDAY1 evening. April TO- lood
Jeromes comic pantomime
RAOUi, OK IHE MAGIC STAR.
POEGO. THE INTELLIGENT APE
Marzetu as Pougo.
Gabriel Rsvel az A bno
EAERCISES ON TIKI TiUhr EOfb.
MsreUe IantrouA PAS drActehk
Young Ams rica A. Lehman and A. CharinL
The whole forming iaughabl. aud ins'run
tive entertainment and TO only 10 ibs establishment
Doors open As On; commences at u O'CLOCK.
Tickets 90 cens Upper Ses Is Children oonta
Coon News fnE LITTLE Folks The gemeu have
the pleasure that they Induced tn RAvES
to give few Afternoon Juvenile Per expressly
The OF schools families
patrons and In order to give all chance
derfu performances previous IN their final
tho sage-the first OF which viii take place Saturday,
April II.
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DpCRTIN9.


LNOR sALE-7 SETTER DOGS ON rR1hs
II pointers, setter pups, months old-ior breed and
beauty bid Defiance 10 Newfoundland pups OF the pures
breed and OF the largest size black and tan terriers he
pnrest breed good trial. Scotch terriers Also
humber OF large watch dogs trial. at 66 William street. in
the basement
UNoR sAIE-A FIVE MONTHS OLD YELLOW HUNT.
ing dog Csetter Price So Inquire ~ Central stables
corner OF Thirty i.th street and Broadway.
VACHT FOR sAJE.-THE FAST YACHT, ISLAND
II Pawn, eighteen tons, good cabin, In complete order
two year old this spring. Apply 70 Mr, CROMWELL ~
william street
YACHTS FOR shLE--THE sUBsCRIBEB HAS on
several vesses both slOop schooner rgget
aud Of various sizes BLooDG0o0, Secretary New York
Ysesl Cleb. w, tgse sneel