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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1858.

WASHINGTON, March ~, 1905
THE NEXT CESsUs
Mr. SHERMAN, (opp) Of Ohio made Intellectual effort
to introduce resolution for the appointment of select
committee report the best mode of taking the
Of 1860.
DEBATE QUESTION.
The House went into Committee the Deficiency bill.
Mr.. HILL, (opp Of Ca, made speech on the Kansas
question: Mr. Hill satisfied with the legality of the
Iecomptou constitution Its trainers having discharged
their duty with signal ability As Southern man. he
said he never expected that Kansas would be slave
State and therefore thought the repeal Of the Missouri
compromise unwise ana calculated 10 produce serious
strife.
TIKI vorH m THE MArrFsoy cssy.
In The House 90 Saturday the vote taken on the Mat
test>u case motion by Mr. RucME, 70 table the
repor 6 the committee which carried, and not the
adoption the report tac committee that further action
ls irexpe,'ie.t.
Mr. WADE, (opp) Of Ohio commended that the present
agitation grows ou OF The conflict between free and slave
labor The pay 20 wei.h be wss opposed were sseking
two sa be ;iec tire pclitica millennium vii! have
arrived. he charged upon The democracy the deliberate
PURPOSE 10 cheat freeL c OF, or ia rights Kansas.
Mr. REApY loppl of Tern, argued in favor Of the Le
copP,on constitution sut justified the repeal Of the liz,
soU'i compromise.
constitution s not in fac. me I'll Of the people of Kansas,
has the authority OF law ma u polluted oy fraud
without \ re voi,ion To follow he Presidents recon-
menoation in this particular woulf inevitably result In
civil IN harsas, and this preceo ens would produce
similar consequences In other Territori -.
Mr. TArIoR, (dem) OF Ia, made speech 10 show the
superiority Of capital labor, con ending that the
South the only portion Of the country n which white
labor receives due horor.
Mr.. DIN, (opp Of n Y, argued that thctKensa5 Ne
braska bill cessned 30 recognise popular
sovereignty. II machinery 10 the hszds OF cor
rupt control the affairs Of the Territory, hrcspec
Of the will Of the people He maintained the right q
Congress 10 govern the Territories
Mr. BKssnrr, opp OF ~ Y, and Mr.. WILSON opp OF
Ind, sevtrally opposed tie lscompton movemeut
Adjourned
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TEE FAMILY HERALD.

Jews from CsliEorais--rsc Position Of Mex
icc-The Revivsls-sew York Fashions
The Paris Tashions-The Utah ExTsdition-
News from Nicaragua Ccngr'saion Fro
r..dingS-Latest News, &c. sc.
tn. r,~uY HxRatp Of Wednesday, among other mat
tvs OF Interest, Will contain -
Two weeks later News from Csforua-A Sal Tragedy at
Grass valeyBirihs Marriages and observation-disclosures
ITEMS &C. &C.
News from Nicaragua Reception Of Gen IAu,ar-rhe
rrlsarri Treaty no; likely to be Ratified. &c. &C.
The Position Of 1excoAn sting synoprcal View ~
the Counry-Paics Agriculture, Minerals Manufactures
value Of Landed Property PopulailonN1ursi Wealth Of
he Counry-Is Gcoers phicai Position, &C, sc.
New York syrng rashi"ns-openng Day In The Mc,ropo
As-Grsnd Revival in Fsshoo, &c, &crbr March Fash
ions in Parts.
Interesting Letter from Uph-Let;er from Col Josnson-
life in C-mp-Hxperience Of a Volunteer. &C.
Dinns yo Hear the Slogan luxurious Similarity between
Fact snd Fashionable siege Of Lucknow tie Tales o;
The Crusaders Sir Walter Scott Newspaper
Correspondent
popes =, washiseton-Re7ort Of the Proceedings Of
Congress-
Progress Of the Religious Revival in the Metropolis and
olsewhern.
Editorial Remarks on prouninen, events q The SAY
The Local Incdsnis Of this and adjoining ces Of general
interest
run Report CT The Prices Of all kinds Of Marketable Pro
duce carefully corrected each week
The Latest intelligence received mp 10 the Of p,bi-
cation.
Toosser with Police Repo-s-Theatrcsi M.ers-Hsror,
Of tie Cattle Marsetsouey and Comsescis MsrkeisMsr-
riases and DeatAsforing great mf Of Interesting, use.
fal and miseelisneoSs reading.
Terms-only Sc yesr four cents sIn'ie To be
Obtained the ose Of The hxRND end Of al news sgen's
sFasblonsbie Cfoshtng-Cheep NJ Retail. s9e
Broadway secsad W. IT, SMITH, successor 10 r. H.
Roughon.
White, the rustsss's spring Styles, ~; Last
1 GO Eulto
Commence hnew.--Tne First Duty IL 20
buy KNOX hat Of the latest style Price onsy " BIZ
| Broadway.
| Cep,n,s IL New pnsterns--A hat to suit every
mansfAncy. GEN1N, 30 broadway, opposite 81. Paula
| Crowds visit the Emporium dsfiy,.-Ml
pronounce wATKfrS hats and caps unequaed. Old stand
| l2s Fulton street
| 10000 Cases Boots and shoes az Auction
! yrcos, 81 PHILLIPS 4 SMITHS, 81 Warren street
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The Kansas Conss,sutson.i Convention.

ST Loris March -, 1888.
despatch from Ieavenworth, 2oth instant, says that
the Constitutional Convention had adjourned frcm
Mpneoa and met at Lesvenworth on the evening Ct
the 18th. Charges Of corruption were prevalent Gen,
Lane had resigned the Presidency Of the Convention
being satisfied from the demonstrations Of the feeling OF
the free State that they prefer that the President
shall not be Identified with the extremists, was sup
posed the OF the Convention would be Short
and that the Topeka constitution would be adopted with
some notifications, Zane was pledged to resign DO
fore he could DO elected President Tho extremists In
tho Convention becoming moro moderate in their
via
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoAEc.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAR-.
PmrADEi TIA, March %, 1853.
Pennsylvania 5's, 81. Reading Railroad, 2iH; Morris
Canal AZ Long Island i.aroad lla Penns yivana raul
road, 43.. ,.,
The sass or cotton TO dag 1880 baeo, at lie
llyc for middpg: wh,c corn at Sac. and yellow at 6Oo
Mess pork sl1 lard in bes., ec l0c. Sterling en-
change, lo.x a. LOG ,o,s
Flour quiet Howard street superanc u 81 y, City ahis
rnne 81 IS Whca, active, ut unchanged rates Corn
steady. white, SIC. Csc yellow 6oc 63c ProvsionD
steady, a, unchanged prices. whskey foiot
Pm.ADnruA, March 20, 1858.
Breadstus generally dull with the exception CT corn
which Ia In active demand. Provisions tTm. Meas pork
sl7 prime s14 Bacon and bulk meats unchanged. Lard
loLc a I2c. whitley nrm at 2lc. n &c
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News from Havana.

CHARLESTON, March %, 1858.
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana and Key
West, 2Sth los, The bark White had arrived al Key West
from Ne~ York snip Richmond, from New orleans for
Boston vas there leaking and dscharging cargo ship
Rcck land from Mobile for Boston, put In in distress
sugars were advancing at havana Froights DALI ster
linz exchange 10, per cen, premium Exchange on
Nex York par 10 Y per cent premium.
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TKATRIoSf MoyExENTs-sir. Edwin Booth commences
an ergsgemen At 5urton's theet.e Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Waller, whore successes IN Londoo have already
been noticed, commence an engagement 81 ihs Broadway
tire same night. Tao farewell benefit o. Mr.. y. L.
Davenport takes place At Burton's SATURDAY next.
Wednesday night next, r>e closing pisnt Ct Van Am
burgb Co s circus and menagere, At ss THEATRE has
been set aside By tho management as testimonial
night in behalf Mr. Eaton Stone, the celebrated rider,
whose daring ats In the arena have been cssed among
,he chief attractions OF this establishment In nd iou to
the usus features Of the bill Mr Stone will be publicly
presented With testimonial from lis friends Of the city
of New York. in ,he form OF medal In process Of
rnsuufac-ure by Eessrs. Ball, Black n Co. Tho device
will consist OF g-id eagle, sustaining rom Its beak
medal bordered by wreahs OF oak leaves deliberately
chased and scorps, me latter represented BY precious
stones, while eEauellcd pennsats set with diamonds fly
ing the eagles mouth asd surmountnJ the medal
greatly TO the oriilnncy OF the general sGect Tho
diverse of the r,sdal Will present carefully engraved
representation Of Mr Stone Of bis most d-rng ac
Of borlemsrship and the rsyerse will contain M appro
pirate inscription.
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New. from Northern Mexico.

NKw ORLEANS. March %, 1853.
by an arrival here learn that Ma,amoros was de-
clared a free po,t On the 2lst inst
Gen. viosurr bad Issued proclamation demanding the
payment Of twenty nve per ceut all money due or
church property.
Tampico had no, yet been attacked.
battle was expected near San Luis dc Potos bctweca
tho aehereuts o. Cara ana Zuloa-a
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0NWN
10 Portsmouth, n. II, the VIE Of Daniel H. spinney
shot dead while entering her noase IN company
With her husband. Mr. spnney received bucksho' N
his arm. Nelson N downing has seea arrested for snc
murder difficulty having occurred between him and
Mr.. spippey shor, tune previously Downing was en-
ployed in the Navy Yard lie has wife and SIX children
lie intoxicated a; the ume and probably Intended TO
shoot Mr. spnpey. The tragedy sres' excitement
In the town. sprney n lumber dealer In good
circumstances.
Weather Reports.
AZ the Eastern Western, Northern and Sou,hArp rele
rraph Lines Office
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Sr. LouIs, March 70, 1858
SIX mountain from Camp Scott have arrived at
Iesvepwor,h They leu January 49, foot, With pack
Of mules and encountered the way several severe
snow storms They think the Mormoas could easily
come Colonel Johnston S command they wished.
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BApBm-GRxKN.-In Danube, N Y on Monday, March
% by Rev II. W. Morris Mr.. JAMES W. BARBER, OF the
firm Of Harden Barber tobaccoDist, Old slip, New
York In Mas RrTs A. GREEN, OF the former place.
SCIIRS vER-- wEyMAN.-On Monday, March %, by Rev
Mr.. 0eleNy DANIEL D. SCHRYvER 10 Miss ELLEN N. WY
MAN. eldest daughter Of the late Abner n. Weyman and
grand. caug liter OF fhomas W. Thorne.
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nTfIkTy-FIEvlH CONGRESS-.
FIRST sHssIOH.

Senate,
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1858.
uycnor oy A f,RNsIpKsT FRO TxxroRE.
Mr. FITZPATRICK, (adn) or Ala, informed tho Senator's
present that the Vice President had been compelled 10
leave for his family in the South a thst the Senate must
eject President pro tenn.
A ballot was takea resulting % follows -
Whole number Of votes. ..............."...n
Mr. Fitzpatrick.
NJ Feasencen .........
Mr. Hlmin.
Necessary for Q choice. %
Messrs Side and Dixon conducted Mr. Fitzpatrick TO
the chair, aud he took the oath.
MEMORIALS, ErO
Numerous memorials and private bills OF uninteres
ing nature were presented.
1HK ADMISSION or MINNESOTA.
The considera ion Of The bill for the admission Of Mime
sofa resumed, the pending question beiog on Mr. Ma
sons motion tie second section of tho bill 80 a
TO give only one representative.
Mr.. HUNTER, (adm) of Va, advocated the ament-
ment
Nj ssrs. PUGH, (sdm.) of Ohio, and FIrcH, ADM Of
md were in favor Of three at the cast two represen
dustrious character Of the people Of Minnesota.
Mr. CoLLAMKR, ("pp OF W wac In favor OF allowing
only one representative to Minnesota.
two, provided the fraction rermi..ed a second.
Mr. MuMBuIL (opp.) OF I'll. would base the apporton
mept on the Iowa with SIX to eight hundred thou
Sand population ano ninety thousand Presidential vote has
only two representatives
Mr.. POLK (sdn.) of No., argued strongly for three
the census mperteCt
and saio thai Iowa s mperiecty represented that
reason why Minnesota should be He would move an
amendment that Minnesota be allowed three representa-
uves and that be taken and proper pay be
given TO the takers TO have 1t correct He re-
garded the constitution Of Minnesota as no. republican be
Csuse it gives aliens the right TO vote.
Mr. Brown, fadn,) Of Mics would support Mr. wilson
amepdment, which allows representative now, and
Shep under new census, ia shewn che entitled
to them bit lot on psy grounds" He repudiated the
action of Mpneota yet Territory usurpng tito functions
of q State, and ele,sunG congressman
Finally Mr. Mas,,n's amendment OF Mr.. Douglas
suen1lmept "that MINI esota have but representa-
tive in Congress- % was nees ive mays A., yeas 8.
Mr. Wilson's amend oept wss 'hen pnt VIZ 10 give one
additional representa- be allow, on the baas OF the
returns, was carriedyeas o. na7s II phe ioi-
are 1ns ass coa D.on
Dootue Douglas, Durkee Fessercen, Eos, 81 aae, Aar-
Ian, Houston, King, Pugh, simmons, Wade, 'sson.
Adjourned.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATUxE.


Senate
ALBANY, March 20, Bss.
The New York Central Railroad reported the amount
Of foreign iron imported by them ss sxtytw dollars and
half per ton the consolidation. The amount is
1875 Oc0
The grinding committee put forward largo number Of
bills
Mr. STow reported bill TO encourage the Of steam
canals II authorizes the Canal Board to award ton
thousand dollars 70 the first who shall practically
demonstrate the OF steam the canals
aer such has been practically used for three months
with success
Mr.. J b SMITH (dem Introduced bill nominating L.
Purdy, L. Blocker. A. Raymond, Commissioners tor
race course under tho bill tor encouraging the breed
Of hHrs4s.
The Canal Auditor reported that the amount OF the
drsfts drawn by the Commissioners, new unpaid, was
Sl6O 600.
The bill amending the act exemptng ministers from tax
alton ordered TO be reported complete.
Mr.. Snow (rep called up tho concurrent resolutions
requesting In Congress Dot to vote for
further special appropriations Of the public lands TO
States until the original States received equitable pro-
portion Of the said lands. Adopted
Mr.. OWEN (rep) called up the resolution nstructng
introduced by Mr. Phelps, OF Missouri. Adopted.
Tho resolutions amending the constitution so az 10 in
the compensation IT the Judges Of tho Court OF
Appeals and Of the Supreme Court called up and
loet and motion 10 reconsider laid on the table,
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Specie Paymenn In Virginia.

RicHsesD, Va, March -, 1858.
Tho Senate has passed the bill fixing Augusg for the
rcsrmption Of specs syments.
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I,O0o Photograph visws--NiSsyrrn E.Iia Ri.S
fa ore fubie ,is f. The city ard country ceiling q. reduced
p'ces n hOLMRs, ss Broadway
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VINO had been previously srreayi, ..ired 20 hnf
bal, IN the sunsO u 100 each to awa III. action o. the
grand Jury In The nattev Sheridan tho ssssr, he'd on
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BowxRy THEATE.-A drama in four acts by Mr. ". B.
English entitled "Three Fast Men, or the Female Robin.
Crusce," presented last evening in which the
two star sisters, Misses Lucille and Helen made tner
d,J,t. The drama is sued TO the requirements OF
Bowery audience, introducing local and familiar
chaI acters and nerspersed with popular niger airs and
admired ballads The ST. Nicholas Hotel the Five Points,
TRY on Row Firensn's Hail. and other known and familiar
sceuca produced and the unfortunate adventures Of
presp young Gentleman, Harry Jordan (r Fitzgerald)
in search CT the Elephant gave ample scope for the in
PRODUCTION Of Tie strength Of the company Tho Misses
Lucille srd Been possess great versatile talent They
rour'syec several male characters. Miss Lucille al
Court Naverro Ftzfuddle, a life drawn picture Of
Young New York, ard Miss Helen Mungo jim, asweep,
drew forth the hearty paudts Of the audieKce Ths nse
rior Of fashionable gambling he'll was truly depicted
ard Misc Lucille sporting man, dressed in the mos
approved and fashionable manner, warmly received
Fourteen young sies female Ministries oduced
who slrg several pleasing airs which were deservody
encored. The drama Of ''Msry Queen Of Scots"
Guided the perfoYmances-the company Acquiring them.
selves most creoitsSly. The house crowded in all
psrts
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Democratic Administration Meeting
Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn. March 20, 1853!
largo democratic administration meeting was held "a
American Hall this evening. Mcssrs. Hubbard, Ham
merssy and Eaton Of this city, addressed the assembage
The meeting the largest and most enthusiastic that
has been held here during this campaign.
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Death OF the AcuSE GOvcrhoT OF NeDrHzR"'
BuRLNGros, Iowa, March 81, 1858.
T. b Cumming, Secretary and Acting Governor OF Ne
braska, died on the 23d mat
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AIBANY, March 70, 1853
Mr.. DuRYEA introduced series of joint resolutions IN
favor Of Congressional! action for the benefit and rel At
solciers Of the war OF 1912.
molten 10 give two extra copies OF the census TO eaca
member Of the House, and one copy the officers and
reporters and to members Of the last House, adopted
bill To repeal the law hat exempts the lands OF the
Saratoga Sackets Har Dor Railroad from taxation for
twenty i've years ordered forward 10 the first vacant
Committee OF the Whole.
number of bills were referred to be reported
plete-Amopgst others
The Baxter Monument bill
bill for the relief Of the New York Institution for the
Blind.
A bill to esaline the acts of the New York Common
A bill relative to the accounts Of Mcssrs rmson x
Schooner.
bill to amend the Broos Ign charter.
ORDERED To THIRD READING.
To enlarge the Chemuue Canal locks.
For relief of the New York Common Council Of 1851!
To regulate the rates OF wharfage IN New York and
Brooklyn
Mr. LAW (Am.) presented written report favorably,
en- the bill provicDg trapefer 70 ihe State OF unclaimed
dividends deposits in banks AID courts Of law for tho
purpose CT creating fund for the completion Of the anns
molten 10 lay thu report on the table was lost and the
report hpd bill we're ordered to be referred 70 Committee
Mr.. MOOR dem gsve notice CT bill to repeal the
charter OF the New York Warehousing Company.
The bill 10 INCORPORATE the New York Law College
passed..
vacant Committee Of the Who're
Mr.. DrRYEA (rep.) moved TO refer the Registry bill
IN a e first untitled Committee Of the Whole. Carried
The METROPOLITAN Police Repeal bill made the spe-
cjaI order Cor Friday evening.
Bs 70 2, .end the charter OF the New York 6remen for
the PROT ctop Of grave yards for the construction Of
railroad en- stree parallel TO broadway referred to
Mr. laws b ira 'sferr.ng the unclaimed dividends
deposits 70 the cuso Of The STATE for the purpose OF
formirga cara func we made the special order Of the
day on Friday at IL o'clock
Mr. p.Yrcs adm moved to refer 10 a special COM
p,ttee 10 report complete b the bill TO regulate the
manufacture sale OF gas in ne cities and villages OF
The Stale. Carried.
Be also moveJ the reference to he third Committee OF
the Whole OF the bill in relation ,ccrs and heads Of
departp,epts 10 the city Of Brooklyn. Loaf
The Assembly then occupied in teoste on the reso-
u,icrs CT inquiry into the acts Of the ansas state Com
mte4 Messrs Estes Woolford and Flu ueron spoke al
length auryort OF the committee and II opposition tn
the policy of The nrcsent national adYninistrat On.
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Fiuide u rAcacis, the Ne Plus Uitr~ 0f
posrsd-s for tb~ hsr prepared only by HAPH DES5AU
ISts Hudson street
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Ms~rschsum Pspes.-A Splendid Assostme mt
of the above pipes receive per Arshis.
kEWCOMBE 4 SON S9iL Broadway.
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O~Harce ssIamssder S~fes-Wlth Patent
powder proof iccts Alao and burgAy
prccf psror safes pepo, Ie2 Pss,l street
ROBERT n. PATRICK.
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Heres, Horses, Horses---Scrntchos Cured.
AK for Compound Lotion =. LII Third 81 bottle
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e,rrnvrs SEWING MACHINES N.srrArruK,a 49,
Siruh Sf.misv 80. \. ,~,rs $500. !. .i
sir "a ,hssf-s now De ums 10 SirksTss
sewing m.ohn.s Th-.s sr. the only nschn-s c.p.oled
doing every nd OF work and Is have hssAn
Cbl,n me YER ~ - -, h.,ei 80 ,,. ...s~s
"a ~ 4, ~ rdig npysrs faTor Cal and ace bs "a
81 s.,t ~ I. circuiar.
''' ' " " SINGER a CO, 49, BroAd~~D-ri
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The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can be
Obtained. genuine, a. j. a &. SAUNDERS store No 7
Asior House.
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Hsir-Its Diseases, Fall, Change or Color,
tb-i establishment The whole trssted carefully by
CANADIAN "a Church sweet
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Cristsdor~'s Hair Dye-B Rest In the World
Wigs and scaps Of Superior make for sale and dye applied
al No. Astor House.
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Sn,Ishsc11an House, broadway, corner ef
Houston street New York-This popular central and well
appointed hotel conducted on the European plan invesAe
attention OF trsvslleIA
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BURROWS nEAIRE-TiK BRonKEs HUTCHINSON A nov
and peculiar entertainment was presented at this theatre
last evening, which received with great favor ard
promises to become very popular II consisted Of evou
ops and gyratcns with four massive globes by couple
Of athletes from the Old World, who known the
Brothers Hutchinson They call the "spors of Atlas but
the globes in this borne the feet and legs in
stead Of the shoulders The textery agility and
cuar power displayed truly extraordinary and must be
seen TO be properly appreciated. The brothers lay
their backs, side by side, and take each large globe
bis feet which tossed from to the other with
derful rspidy and with num0erless variations, all Of
them very surprising The last fcat with four globes,
which are kept whrrg in the air in manner to COM
pleey mysty and bewilder the beholder These feats
not very high order Of entertainment but for people
who fancy that kind of thing they very fine and must
provo attractive.
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rr-REss AND PLANTS. ~
Il A catalogue OF ali ne trees and plants =
Cultivated b. PARSONS CO., fb4
Pushing. l. H.
I'M awan street. New Yossy "a
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Bntchslo Hair Dye, Wigs and Coupo@s--
The In the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
al the mandatory. rs broadway.
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Clirehuwh's Wigs and TOupeeS Light, dur~-
bic naurai and perfect IT. No 10. Fulton street. corner
Of Broadway up stairs
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Fine cheap dros tcloih f-ouk "a nj -f.-s
Pise and cheap sprng rse'ass, i,N - ~
Fine and Caeap busiSesrvnsAta,
Fine and cheap ps1eA 70 A
Zine AMI cheap "a
Contained this extensive establish
hundred falls 10 be suited In every
aa regards price, laters au4dpss
underse every other cloiher la the city VI New Yo
ipstAncs.- A., =, a
Black cloth dress frockcoss
r., S es
A.
blue cloth dress
500 sed band casSinere parts n
Hlach pants. 70
kuk and
business vests
~ and ~ Fulton street. -,
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ACADEMY OF MusIc-''TK MESSIAH This grand ora
torio Of Handel the finest sacred work written will
be performed at the Academy this evening" under the d.
recton Of the Sacred Harmonic Society The principal
vocAss will be Herr FOrmes and kme Caradori, with
great chorus and orchestra The performance ID pecu
larly appropriate tor Holy Week. and should attract
q crowded house The price of admission Is fixed upon
such scale that will DO within the reach of everybody