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DIED.
On the 10th instant, FREDERICK RATWITZ, aged 81
years
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM G. ROSS in the SD year
| of his age
On the 18th instant, CHARLOTTE HENRIETTA. aged .
months and II days. daughter Of Frederick Margaret
! j. Turner.
On the 18th instant, JAMES BLAIR, infant son of Ben
amelQ rnnnt snrdorr
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j. B. 7. PHELPS,

GEN LEMEN'S WEAR,
10 BALTIMORE STREET,
fel7-u Baltimore.
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CHINA, GLASS AND OnrENswARn

T. BAYL1, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in China
and Queensware, Rockingham and Stoneware, at
ory prices, No Hanover street near Baltimore
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. o IT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock os Furniture before purchasing as
there be found always hand and made to order:
TETE-A-TEfES, in Brocatelle Plush or Hair CLOTH so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred in any goods ORDER Full French Paor Half French
ARM Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatele, Plush, Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Malnutand Mahogany of various Styles from $50 $500
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
f. MOUNT,
mhl7-tf No. 81 n. Gay St, opp Odd Fellows Hall
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This the only stitch that cannot ravelled and that
presents the appearance upon each side of the 1t
is made with two threads upon each side of the fabric
and interocked in the centre oft Send for Circular.
0FFICE-2O5 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Baltimore, Md
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A LIST OF THE PREPARATIONS MANUFACTURED By
D. c. DRlSC0LL, 80 Baltimore street.
No. l-"Circassan Hair Dye instantaneous in its opera
ton
NO 2-Hair Cooring Fluid" 1t changes grey hair to its
original color without staining the skin.
No 3-'Rosemary Hair 0il.' For promoting the growth
of hair, and preventing falling off
No 4-Spansh Lily White" or s'Blanc de Perlen So
lidifed powder for the skin
No 5-Balm of Thousand Flowers" For the complexion,
the teeth and breath Together with Y Bazns celebrated
Perfumes Soap and Cosmetics and endless variety
Fancy and Staple TOILET GOODS. mhI6tf
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal,
at the reduced price of
FIVE DOLLARS,
per ton of 2,24O lbs
In order to off the stock of Coal hand before the
ing of Canal navigation, have determined sell this
very superior article of fuel the very price FIVE
DOLLARS ton of bs delivered at any point within
the city limits
TERMS CASH
D0BBIN WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents,
fe2l-tf No as second street
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MARRIED.
On the evening of February 27th by Rev Obermyer
MICHAEL D. RUSSELL. to Miss MARY C. OBRIEN, all Of
this city.
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The END CROWNS ALL.
THE LASf OF THE MARYLAND LOTTERIEsl
Glass G-TO BE DRAWN ON SATURDAY, March l2.
Prize Of .....................s5O ,O0O
...-.................. 5000
'.................... 1000
Tickets sl5 Halves $3.50. Quarters 1878 Eighhs 81 81
LUCKY EGERTON,S
Office southeast of SOUTH STREET AND
PLACE. where prizes amounting million have bean
sold. mbs.td
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GAS FIXTURES AND FIXINGS.

I A NAS FIATURES AND FIXINGS.
BLAZE 4 CO.,
| HANCFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
| GAS FIXTURES,
| No. $50 W. BALTIMORE STREET
n. B-Gas Pipe introduced by experienced workmen and
warranted free from leaks.
REGUILDIYG, RE BROWNING and SILvER1yG done at the
! sloItest hotlcc. ap2ltfr
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: 80
lust RECEIVED.
~ 21 boxes Gross Diectrcs celebrated O1 FINE So,p
100 b n pT1ne %estn Smoked SIDES and S0ULDERs
a@ bbs pure Old Rye WHISKEYN
,i keEs PlS FEET cooked and spced ready for imme.
I1RD ' in I Fs Excellent S1 family article
iaootS No. 100 South Eutaw street,
- Opposite y. 4 o. RI. Depot
,ORNS, BUNlONS, NAILS PENETRATING
can M @ IkSli extracted without pain, that the boot
Also, Elixir Corns for sale by DR. PAiNTER Surgeon
@ Residence, Drug Store, corner o Eden and Ea
Sc sGetls. Fltty cents per bottle. fel9-tfr
HAY AND MANURE FORKS.-THE At
OF samples eceived of Shebe Lawson Fishers supe
nor Hay and Ma Forks A stock constantly on hand,
ana for sale at anuaCtuIerS low est Also FOX and
Shovel Handles.
49, NJ. KEITH, JR 4 son,
un-u 23 South Charles street.
RLUE INDIA CHINA PLATES,
ID DINNER SETS and detached pieces
Rich India China Tea Sets.
Punch Bowls Vases
all" d variety o separate PEGS r. CHINA HALL
E9-Goods hired to parties &c 2il Baltimore Street
ZINE HAMS.-We are again in receipt of Nc
~ HAMS In milncss of richness and delicacy of
nayE s6 NE y hSEf no S fSReTio su with much and
expressly for family The attention of Family GrOcers is
','N N'@ '''''' sSlfTH & NICoDEMUs,
mh3-tf Baltimore street
nor S A L E.-50O lbs. second hand
e. H. ,,t,. N99NP I RE- REI Ia T ny y PE'
very little qse6 45sGG foSpi 900 c lGs
nearly &c Will be sold very low Inquire at this
Tee.
The undersigned will be pleased contract for the de-
mhS72W IS South street.
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slortest notice. ap29tr
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No go BALTIMORE STREET,
. near Charles,
invites the attention Of purchasers his very extensive
stock of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Including all kinds of CURTAIN GOODS, HAIR CLOTHS
PLCSHES, DAMASKS, BROCATELLES, &c, &c
Also, splendid stock If
embroidered f.H5 Cloth Piano and Table COVERS.
- Plain CLOTHS in different colors with silk Vandyck
dooein and Bay Leaf Borders to match, mhl2-tfriw
Dixie PEAK GOLD MINES.
Persons going to these Mines will find it to their ad-
vantage 10 call and examine
, . OF FIRE ARMS,
by the celebrated
embracing " ~ ''
C0ITS PISTOLS, with detached stocks,)
ALLEN WIIEEL0CK, DEAN ADAMS * DEAN
and many others
Also, MERRlLLS BREACH LOADING GUN, which can
be loaded and discharged 10 TO Is times per minute
$780,. MERRll.L THOMAS K co,
le-Z-ut No. 239 Baltimore street
huhiA oChAEFFEh, WILLIAM R.
FRANCIS b. LONEY, ROBERT s. Fl Y
IRWIN NEALE.
IL SCHAEFFER LONEY,
IMPORTERS OF
HARD WARE, CUTLERY, GUN.
No. 8 HANOVER STREET,
NEAR BALTIMORE ST,
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REST QUALITY ALUM LINE.
- MannfaGtqred expressly for Building purposes
BURNED ENTIRELY WITH WOOD, in Robnsonis Patent
Perpetual Kiln. - "'ele
This LINZ is from my Quarries in Texas baltimore
county guarantee the quality be unsurpassed Contain
ing 979 per cent. Carbonate of Lime F' N'Ai'"'
am now prepared to supply LINE in quantities IN snit
p1rGhSes and for shipment packed iii hhds and his
FRESH LIME RECEIVED DAILY, and for sale b y''S'
WIN. ROBINSON
f,1, &c. 4Hollingsworth street
--'eii-tIi near Pratt wharf
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N,IBuos GAxp N;so. co~
GREAT FQUE6TRIA5 C0RP3.
LAST WEEK or THE kAsOr
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb IS, 1852
n,sht of splendid kluesty.au srie us
Of In the ancient Knighpy H. u.s.
TIE TOURNAMENT;
On Tue DAYS CHIvALRY.
Ths pageant has been prepared with great
and the Costumes Music scenery and general pherra
OF the mos attractive character
DAN RICE,
Hpmorist aud Convcrsatonist,
viii talk
THE HORSE OF BEAUTY
Will talk,
TIE LOW COMEDY MULES
win speak for tbemseivesl
For a few nights more.
Ia addition the unabated attractions which
Filled kbl0s with
CROWDS OF FASHfOHABLES,
GATHERING HIsCEs LANY OF EQUESTRIAN AND
ATHLETIC ACTS,
By The
And the entirely snccessf and -ignAl spectacle of
GAMES OF THE CURRICULUM
Melville will ride
All forming the greatest Equestrian Programme ever
witnessed.
n B-fhere VIII be two brilliant MATINEE ENTERT AIN
MENTS on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Open at
begin ~ O'Clock. On these anpear DAN
RICE, EXCELSIOR the MULES and the CUR RICUIUM
The patrons Of Hiblos informed that afternoon
eitsDments conclude al O'Clock their carriages be
ordered vt that hour.
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END OF
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.

I Asst WEEK OF MRH. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLEa
Readings from Shakspere, at Dodwos Saloon No. SOC
broadway.
Part IL
Tuesday evening, Feb Is, at O'Clock, HENRY v,
NIGHT
WITH WHICH THE COURSE WILL COnCLUDE
Tickets, III each, may Du obtained Of
Messrs Appleton a Co., 846 Broadway Mr.. Urowen 6S9
Broadway; at the Clarendon Hote, and at the door.
Sofa SEATS reserved u TO- also be had at Mr. Growers
book store, 600 Broadway, and At tho door
Tickets win not be sold after the reading begun and mo-
ney will not be taken in lieu of them By doorSospers
An early attendance Il solicited
This Course Of Readings viii be positively the lat which
Mira Kemble VIII give In New York previous retirement
from public life
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BNE-ENGLAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, ETC.
ACT ONE

WIN. APPLEBY's MASsIOs.
Scarcity of news and surplus OF "Hsrdngs from Anne
rca1 he absent sonMatrimonia proecsA cloud Ia the
family horizoD-Daniel turning upf-A troublesome villa
chance for the exercise Of heress in prospective
"A visier from America-Who is whoa bombshel in a
breakfast roomA Yankee gal among the Briiishers
remembrances and powers OF endurance description
OF voyage and for tanting spelsA chance
for Barnufankee modcsty and English bushes-Biddes
perplexedGerald at homeA sudden outbreak and slight
misunde s,anding-od acquainances American hospitality
Lost sacheA hopeless search-A sudden elevation and
STARTLING EfFECT-END OF ACT.
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- 70 a-~-- -------=---- -
MATRIMONIAL.

AIATRuMoNIAL.--A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OF UN-
M sullcd reputation and used to first class society prepos
sessng OF cultivated mind and united with an ar
dent amsble and ahectonae temperament soics the &c
gpaniance OF gentleman thirty OF endowed
with similar attributes combined with veraciy sterling worth
and position Such only need address for ten days Mrs Perry
Post ONCE, station A, Spring street. New York city.
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ACT TWO


DRAWING ROOM AT FAIRLOw HAIL.
Doubt and suspense-Famhy revelsionsA natural born
republican Somebody 'sod'-A declaration OF Intentions
citizen title Of noblity-The Presidency-rhe
only thing out Of reachA natural curiosity and dead mans
confdence-Doughnus and pork and beans "A managing
mother independent sonTreason against
lhe greatness of America-Dumpliugs and devotion
Love In lindsey woosey cot nearly out OF the 0ag-Some
body In love, who Ia H.
Frank expression OF opinion
SCENE 31he Fete Champetre Miyfngton's Park by
Moonlight Illuminated Garden, &c by HielgeThe recep
on1he senatonDigni.y and dry goods-A nice farm
ny Kembe. Msrya. Dickens &c &C. Tobacco, nlggerhead
aud Kappahannock- only in America who does not
chew>x shooters and pocket ordnaoceA dfsoovery"Fnd
ings keepngs and osing's seekings'Gerad set free-M
most ntionSentiment and salatora compsitsonsA
head in Of soakpgSomc 10 lovei0w to love and
when to oveAa angry father and riled female Yankee
danderA daice-Punch aud duck for one-A break down
pitch in'
ACT THIRD
LIBRARY rARLOw
The conference.-the more igM-Paience virtue-Thc
evenul dayA OF cHreessness and unexpected dis
coveryThe willSuspense at end-A brother
prospectveA would be emigran-A Yankee girls advice
truth than poetryWhere good cooks from
One added the of the refuge for the distressed
OF all nations.
song'Our Yankee Gals' ............ Miss Julia DAILY
A family party-Grizzly bears-Tbe reading OF the will
Spite spunk-The guardian and the wardA declars.
uon-The refusal and ndgnatiou--A sneeze and
snorterA friend in MEDIA member Of the British aro-
interchange Of countries proposed
impairment document-Tbings checkered-Fye years
make diherence-1he tables 'urn.d-A blasted Barone-
Just so"-A moment of suspeuse-Au right-Pameas star
locking upFaneuil Ha and Fourth of Independence
r rna n @ deed Of we seem
By all the Characters
49,, END OF =. -
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A ucTloN NoTICE-GEORGE JACOBSON, AUCTION
"A Ger Nv H. e. AARON.-This day nj l0s O'Clock, No
al Nassau street large assortment Of fine gold watches and
iewelry by catalogue. Sale without reserve.
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NTIBLo's GARDEN.
IN NIXON 4 co q
MATCHLEss PEDESTRIANS
ATHLETIC ARTISTS.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
nd night of the and successful spectacle
TOURNAMENT;
On. TIE DAYS CHIvALRY.
Tuesday evening, Feb IS. ls59
TIE TOURNAMENT:
Or. The DAYS CHvALRY,
with and full splendid
IN ss and introducing the extraordinary and picturesque
tableau OF the SLAIN STEED.
DAN RICE
will bold '.Conversaziopen upon topics Of the day.
CLASSIC PICTURES
By the horse, EXCELSIOR.
ANTICS and GAMBOiS
BY the EDUCATED MULES
astonishing series Of games In one
striking Tabeau Vvant the arduos exploits
and Modern 0ymnasums with euthu-
by immense crowds, entitled
GAMES OF THE CURRICULUM.
MELVILLE.
The australian prodigy will ride.
n B.-There VIII be two brilliant MATINEE ENTERTAIN
MENTS Wednesday and Saturday afternoons when Dan
RICE, the horse, EXCEISIOR the EDUCATED MULES ana
the CURRICULUM will be seen. Open at to begin at
O'Clock
The patrons of Nblos informed ha, the afternoon
entertainments conclude al clock their carriages
thursday evenlng-LAsT BENEFIT OF DAN RICE.
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GREAT UNITED STATES NAH. SOUTHERN STEAM.
U ship line Havana and Key West Fa Charles
ton q. C-The splendid and favorite steamship ISABEL
Havana the 4h and 10Th Of each month The Charleston
day and Saturday ats O'Clock ~ from pier No North
Through tickets may be had on application TO
SPOFFORD. TILESTON CO.. q Broadway.
TNOR LIvERPOOL.-THE SPLENDID BLACK BALL
line clipper ship MANHATTAN. Captain Dixon, will sail
the 10th Of February For of cabin second cabin
steerage passage apply to WILSON, los South street
NOIEMAN'S CALIFORNIA LINE
" FOR BAN FRANCISCO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
First clipper to sail
The A No. extreme clipper ship
FLYING MIST,
Linnel commander,
Will continue receive freight ct pier Is East river until
THURSDAY NEXT, 18th INST,
When she will clear and go TO sea.
Shippers will please complete their engagements once
WIN. T. COLEMAN 4 CO.,
No SO Wall street,
Tontne Building.
The celebrated extreme clipper ship
DAVID CROCKETT,
Spencer commander,
will follow in the line and be despatched before the 18th
proximO. Engagements can now be made
Agents In San Francisco
Messrs WIN. T. COLEMAN co.
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A TI.AkTIo ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
"A panys New York and Galway Inefhe next departure
from New York will be the steamship PRINCE ALBERT.
Capt watsrs Thusday the Sd Of March next touch
passageFrst clas. 800 second $50 third $50 including FREQ
hcke MI the principal cities railway routes Great
bedding Passage st. JohnsFir class SIS; second SIS
For freight passage inquire Of the American Express Com
pAny 81 Hudson and at their other advertised Offices
The interior Passage In the third class be secured
the above offices bring persons from the principal
cies the lines OF railway Great Britain for S3 from
Galway for $50. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
ALEX HOLLAND Nauager
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QARNUM's MUsEUM-MADAME ELvIRA ON THE
- FLYING Wire, and in her GKACEFpL and DIFFICULTY
DANCE FEArs. NUBIAN TkoUBADOURS NEGRO
ECCENTRIOiTIES COMIC MEI0DIsTs, LAUGH PRO-
NOKERS AND FUN MANUFACTURE G. A. sEARLEs
Brudder Bones bsnjoist; Mr. TURNER bapjos basso
BILLY BLAIR tarnbornis;; J. kNGiIsh, basso prmo
JOHN HASSETf vocal extemporist; M. ID. EDMONDS
vioinst VIM H. VINCENT burlesque dancer. This aster
and evening at az o'clock The exquisite AqarA
bsppy Family &c, usual Admttance Is CENTS children
under ten, l3 cents.
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TvHE NORTH GERMAN LLoYD's MAIL STEAMSHIP
l. NEW YORK,
Fl. j. VoN SANrEN C0MMANDER,
Carrying the United States Mail,
viii sail pogihvely
SATURDAY FEB 49, a. l2M,
Bremen via Southampton taking for London
Havre Southampton and Bremen, a. the following rates.
SECOND CABIN %
oterhge
rcr freight passaSe
GELPCKE' KsUTGEN 4 REIcaELL
way
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N. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER
"A. BY BANGS, MERwfN 4 CO.--Trade sale.
Rooms No. - Park row.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.

req. t4th 10TH aud 10th, at Ga O'CLOCK, -
English Rooks-A large collection purchased by Mr. VIM c.
Hall 1878 at sales Of the libraries of the nobility and gen
try Of Engsnd comprising au extensive assortment OF oa
OF elegantly expens ely illustrated and illuminated works
DC For particulars catalogues TO be had On application
ut the salesr0oms.
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4 UCTION NOTICE BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
a g. BO0ART-This day, Mt IL o'clock, nj the auction
rooms No. North William street. mortgage aae-bisrd Ia
bes ac, oonsatns Of splendid billiard taole; complete
nearly new helan and other makers with cues balls racks,
poo balls arm chars looking glaes paintings gas burners
Counters one splendid draw English beer pump and pipe
'o hqn SqS r. TxRRYEGfoH Attorney for mortgage
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CnO q. HAYpcCK, AUTIONEER.
" TRADE SALE OF FLINT GLASS WARE.
ROBERT HAYDOCK
WILL SELL on
THURSDAY, FEB. II,
At 10 O'Clock. at his
Auction room. 10l Liberty street
1900 packages French, Anne 1cau and
bohemian flint and glass ware

IfRNRY X. LEEDS 4 co. WILL GIVE THEIR PR
Il sona attention sales of furniture usual ut the resi-
d.nces q those about breaking up Or
@ Nassau street. between Pine and Cedar sire
~ H. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale
u. Of Monroe street propery.-E. II. LUDLOW Co VIII
e at auction on Iuessay February Is y oSlo;x a. the
,c and basement brick house and lot No. 29 Monroe srse
20 In good order and rents for 1878
lot 20 by 46 Full particulars at No. IA Pine street
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A UCTrON NOTICE W. PORTER, AUCrIONEER-
"A S2OOO-Fst spring sale Of elegant household furniture
made 10 order ptanofore bronzes 40 Wednesday, Feb 6
at O clock the furniture in the four story residence 2S
West Fourteenth street. between Eighth aud Ninth avenues
the whole upwards OF $z Is In perfect order ard OF
the bes. description.
PnrorsContanng superior velvet carpets magnificent
lid In blue and gold and erin
and gold the expensive description; Gothic
and Turkish easy CHAIRS moquet aud satin brocate ladies'
and chairs covered IN gold blue,
crimson sain three sod rosewood centre tables
with atauary marble tops expepsivey carved rosewood
pier side tables with marble tops three costly rose
wood etegeres with marble tops plate glass doors &C.
ed expressly owner ladies' rosewood workbes q
day bronze and ormou clocks elegant china vases with the
most chsste and expensive landscapes painted TO order IN
France magnacen, French plate pier glass with rich and
and conices large and extensive variety OF oil paintings by
Scripture superior game pieces de- tho whole forming
pleasing collection superior rosewood pienofore full
elegant case nlAd plate and richly set with
real pearl being valuable and costly instrument
stool covered in sAn with elegant aud
ly embroidered cover.
Dining roomRich velvet tapestry Carpet In good order;
lid oak extension table, all polished in the hes,
BILE tables Mirrors sofA BEDS chairs In hair CLOTH
together with all the ruby and crystal cut glass ware wines
tubers goblet and decanters 10 match rich
china and dinner sets costly silver ware tea and dinner
service SAVERS cake baskets casers coffee and tea urn
spoons forks, liquor stand, superior table cutlery, &C.
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LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
L. States mail steamer FULTON J. A Woton commander,
will leave for Savre touching Southampton ~ aod the ms
and paseep gers Saturday March At IL CLOCK from pier
se 81 North river foot of Beach street.
his ship has five water tight compartments enciosing the
engines 80 that In the event of collision sdng the water
could reach hen and the pumps being 70 the
safety OF the vessel and passengers would be secured
Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be
board the day before sailing marked below"
For freight or passage apply TO
W. S. DkAYTON. Agent. No. Z Broadway.
BThe steamer Arago will succeed the Fulton and sail
Anril2 z.
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y TrrcKFR sON 4 GO. WILL SELL AT AUc-
n ton on Thursday Feb IL at IL O'CLOCK at the Aer-
Chants, Exchange
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NTHONY BLEECKER. AUCTIONEER WILL BE
IA cold the Nercha "a Exchange Wednesday Feb is,
O'Clock by BIEECkE son co the three story house
and 1868 sixth street. Eighth The
valuable Fifty street, 325 feet west of the Sixth
avenue -..
The four story brick houses and lots Lee avenue in
GLIDING the Of Ross street For maps &C. apply TO
the auctoneer.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. swLFAsT. DUB.
- lin and Londonderry, without delay for $50 Return
e TO either Of above places good for x mouths by
steamer of the line $50
EDINBUR9, Capt Cumming. Saturday, Feb 49, l2 n
GLASGOW, Capt Thomson Saturday March 49, IL NJ
Rates $6 third class found with cooked
provisions $50
For fseigh. passage apply %
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r Asst WEEK OF RAYvARD's DESTRUCTION OF Jr
~ rusaem and Panorama of the Holy Land 81 Banvsrds
day Saturday afternoon a o'clock Ambulance Is ceas
children Is cents Hall 10 let Inquire al $50 Broadway.
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DRYANTS' MNSTREIS
ID Mechanics Hall, AZ Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, Feb. a. and every night during the week,
THE RIVAL DARKIkS MUIR SHAM CoLoRERs,
The DARKIEs' GATHERING. THE MAGIC BUCKET.
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
the popular comedians, with their star troupe.
WIDE AWAkE OR, KEEP EN- IN DE TINT.
Doors open 81; rises * Tickets Is
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UOUR YANKEE GIRLS.r-TBIS BEAUTIFUL SONG Ia
" rendered nightly by Miss Julia DAILY
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM.
Il NJ Grand street, door from broadway
Performances twice day, commencing O'Clock in the
afternoon and at in the evening.
the above Is the only place amusement in the
United States where the beautiful exhibition of the
MODEL ARTISTES
be consisting Of company the finest formed mr.
stes in the world, numbering
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
with other attractions strangers don't forget call before
leaving the city Admission Orchestra Seats Boxes &c
Private boxes, 81; Seat on the stage, S.
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SHIPPING.

L,OK SAvANNAH-ExTRA STEAMER SCREW
steamship GEORGES CREEK, Captain B. Morley viii
leave pier IL North river Wednesday February 49, at
o'clock p M Freight cents per foot and proportional
rates Insurance oneha cent Goods CONSIGNED thu
Central Railroad agent at Savannah will be
points In the South and Southwest free Apply
II. h. CROMWELL 4 co. So West street.
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In the of the piece Original ballad called "Our
Yankee Girls written by Charles Gayer, music composed
expressly for Miss Daily By Mr. Mnlenhauer and shoa
ladies' gentlemen