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K ATIInIAN's TROPICAL RooFING-

II ATII0IAN'S TROPICAL ROOFING-
Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate
It's tested and recognized qualities .-o-
lst DURABILITY-egnal to the best Slate roofs.
3D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to any other cracks
leaks being possible
BEAufYaIt presents smooth and granite like surface
4h. CHEAPNESS-t much less than though 1t Is
good any slate wood and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
of cutters and valleys.
9th. INCOMBUsTIBILITY-It will better than
slate roof.
6h CONVENIENCE-It will net soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the in
tense heat of
7h. soLIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from
posrc put upon roofs of any slope and being light
weight does not require heavy rae support while it is
liable cerroson and breaking does require REPAIRS
The "TR0PICAI. ROOFING'' is chemical compound of
substances several of which peculiar to alone combined
in proportions discovered actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials of the of the above the hands
Of the and be verified by wishing it be-
fore contracting.
Ali orders left at Post-oaice, Box No. p will be
j. c. KAUFMAN,
jel5 ly of Bienville and Marais sts
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July l. 1855.
mo. 2l29.1
ID ESOLVED, That the COMPTROLLER be and
~ he is hereby authorized and reqredt give notice by
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved March
30 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city
contracted under authority Of order the
accordance with the ordinance referred to. I
lSgnedI Il. l.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
(Sgnedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April Is 1855
tSgned] JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of city of pubc Is
spectfnily called to the foregoing resolution.
v. DUPLESSIS,
jyl6 If Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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ZINE FINE GUNS.
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,

We have always hand complete stock Of fine WAR
RANTED Guns and constantly receiving through our
E%Tepssn agents. GYMS s9mpTsng all the NEWEST PAT
Gostinued relations with the first LONDON other manu-
faeurers extending over period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
ties fo tho PRODUCTION Of Guns suited the Of the
market. ~ 7a.' = '
We prepared TO receive with dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns of ANY PRICE, to suit the peculiar
views and tastes Of individual furnish AS
IN THE SOUTH! W.
BY constant intercourse with the gunbuyng community Of
me South and West for thirty years. have
pied 70 profit BY the suggestions of their varied experience and
nave introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
and not found in N me TENNIS OF THE GUNS IMPORTER
INTO THIS COUNTRY. -
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition of every description
times, Pistols and ReNolvers Colts, Aliens Tranters
smith Wesons and Whitney's Reporters Sole Agents
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
N.Y. ~ Sign Of the "Goden Pelican y New Orleans.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMrrROLLERs OFFICE
ss9sa9Al1. New Orleans, December %, 1859.
mo. 4ST01
Resee That the adjudication by the Comptroller
the 9th Of December 1854 of the lease the the ST.
Bernard Market Edward S. Andler-security Ander
$3.50 be and the same is hereby rejected Ell
Resolrcd further That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby
authorized readucate the lease Of the said
the year 1860 days notice in the official
[Signedl JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgned j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
ISgnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
A true copy:
WN. SALoNoN, Secretary.
Notice hereby given that FRIDAY 3Oh inst will ad-
judicate Office L. o'clock NJ ihe above
DIG Il VDUPIESSIS, Comptroller.
CoNrrRofLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, Dec. q, 1859.
Ordinance 1000.
SEC. TO- Be further Ordained etc.. That in the month of
advertise in the official journal of the city, during days
for sealed proposals for furnishing the City Work House with
bread meat and such other supplies the Commtee on
Work House and Prisons require for the
from the LIST of January thereafter Ne~
this office until the day OF December nj
Y o'clock for furnishing the City Work House with and
bread for the period Of from the LIST January 1850 in
accordance with the provisions of the above section of ordinance
No. 1899
DE- lot V. DUPLESSIS. Comptroller.
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ERENCH ONERY-2ELLANGER
of Royal and Orleans Streets begs leave remind
citizens of New Orleans that he the
Of FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY next door to the Or
Theaer and that he Is better prepared than
FURNISH REFRESHMENTS of an kinds, for BALLS and
SOIREEs with Dispatch and IN style excele in the
Union All description of Candies Chrystslized Fruits Cakes
and Jelles constantly on hand. - NIL 3a
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400 JAS A. HOPKINS
70 law ew secretare du Bureau DIES Asst Aldermen
CHAs. n. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES. REAL ESTATE AND Elk
No. a5 Carondclet street,
:. o9l " Between Common and Gravisr.
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EPAVE DU QUATRIENIE DTSTRICT.-ua
~ etc conduit depot des du Quateme District
Jackson Laurel Constance CONNIE 6paye
Une vache tacheee les eoures bout DIES GRIZZLIES
coupees eampes visibes.
ST dit animal nest recamt dams cinq jonrs les as
payos vendu Penchere public dit depot lie MAR
D1, 3 de janyier 1860, h 10 heures A. NJ.
G. @. FLETCHER, Commssaire DIES rues.
NOuye1e- Orleans. lie u 1859, tap
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STREET COMMR---oFFICIAL.

TO the Third Dstct Pound, at The eoTif Of CIoUet and
GoOdchildren streets, estray- $780,
bay pony Il hands high small spots each thigh
white spot between the small white spots on the back
visible brands.
Which not claimed within FIVE the there
paid will be sold at public auction said Depot,
SATURDAY, December 81, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans December %, 1859.
~ Fs. o. o. fletcher, Street Commissioner.
HENRY DVREL,
4l Far
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EOR GONORRHEA, GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
u in the Back ans all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU-
TIoN-This world renowned preparation all affections
Of the generatiye whether chronic Phy
clans Of England Of France and Of America its
Purely vegetable in composition 1t harmless IL eff
caeous The system becomes nyigoraed the debtaed
body and depressed mind are restored to energy.
+si b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
myl7 " Apothecary. 26 Camp street. New Orleans.
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s NEW ORLEANS June Is, 1859.
"A ~ '-IsF IL of the city Of New Orleans;
fTyHE PETITION Of the undersigned re-
suectfuliy showeth that the majority required the
City Charter having signed this petition they your honor
sell after i've days the official JOURNAL the for
making brick side of Elysan Fields street.
Grod Force street The work to be done according to
specifications of the City Surveyor 5.e
b. & a. Soula $40 feet.
Il 69s n. Gnerin 40
Joseph e. Pearce, 30 -
s Chs. Morel, siIs5$5 ~ =
Henry Whtemore 90 Co.
Intersection " -.
r. Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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NEW YORK CARDS.

-. NEW YORK CARDS.
TONES, SON Il NIELvAIN-
No, MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
GUNS, CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE JEwELRY,
FANCY GOODS. BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS.
H3- Sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eley's Caps Wadding and Cartridges Heos Army Rasors
lyle 6m
SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM, HIND 4 BLISS,
-Importers and wholesale Dealers in
H ats. Caps and straw Goods,
BoNNETS, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS, PARAS0LS, etc.
Importers Of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
New York
AARON G. BLISS.
L. BRrrrS, Washington, Ark, Special Partner
jyl5 1y&w
JONAS BROOK Il BROTHERS.
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLACE
Spool Cotton,
White, Black, and all celors.
Combining the soohuess silk with the strength of linen,
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY uNRI.
Vailed For sale by the principal houses in New Orleans
and Mobile and also in original the manufacturers
agent, VIM HENRY SMITH,
aul ly&W 80 and "a Vesey street. New York.
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Was brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w I'd Of December 1883 the negro girl ANNA Says she
belongs Mr. James Glass who lives in Warren county Miss
She is 5 feet inches high "
The will call aud claim his property according to law
ED. BLANCHARD,
Kee.er of City Police Jail
HENRY DUREI-
dis l5t For Comptroller
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USoR PORTsM0UTH CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The United States mail steamship ROANoKE, Captain.
Skinner, will leave Wednesday, the 18th inst at
O'Clock p NJ pier No Is North will arrivs al
Portsmouth, the next afternoon and Petersburg the follow
Ing morning Passengers for the South will proceed by the
great Southern mail line. Those for Richmond will theirs
early Friday morning Passengers w ind this the cheap
with saieroon Norfolk 81 70 Petersburg and Richmond
90. Apply 10 LuDLAh HkINkkkN, No, 81 broadway.
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DENTISTRY.

UTrrUL AND PERMANENT SET or TEETH ON
cold or piAtlna, with continuous gums for S,5 and
equal 10 any $50 set made in New rork; on pure
81; the most sentative teeth filed without the least
rents, with new material Teeth extracted withou
'r. LUTHER corner OF Tenth street and Sixth avenue
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anIUsEMEuTN

RsosDwkV ranAqaE. : : I.
The whole e tho beautiful srqaet osu..
PEG asd sorwedioas Ampaheape. CON orxnr The err~s
ara seo io'h TIERS c'p~bs of seasng 400 Dersons ~
REVIy1L OF shAksfGE.;ssi ''''''H 'A,'<
sTroxy AND CLEOPATRA.
one uncsd By The press ana public the ansaed g-
EVER PRESENTED IN THrs CITY.
SEE THE OPINIONS OF TIE PRESs
EVERY Hsas zs e sgsq NEW
The yssx cq ss ,ssa Is ssw n.
tor of this great pay0 dooas ancient Egypt riu,.rsc
Ffs sSees @SSa nsoas OF Ansa Je.eSs
Isos aoSes Costumes Of Ancient sgyD D,oorss 8.
a,poiiaa Densn. Hsies Mo.tso. Grants. Esypec4 10
This evening will be presented tragedy in Eve
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
,isopairs ronisi ocsVias Caesar B. ac".
'f D''c1s or, sa ssiSsddcy BARRE
and . numerous train Of su,p,sres 1hASo 6AILhr'
The play produced under the immediate direction Of Mr. 4
Scene Exterior Of CIsouaras palace in ancient .sypt
and Erypans n q he hos
Of '''A Scene GRAND sssHT ns Pslsfs of Cleopatra
90 W ACT II .Ducy bssss
R ssens a., Roman Palace and arches Scene Alenand
soon, s'P FEAST galley
81 The sss ,s
with view OF the Pyramids Colos ancess ETyra
and her monuments This Of the most gorgesss
presented and cannot fail curiosity o Al
aud well worthy the attention Of ali lovers OF ancient ho
Scene !. Acknowledgment palace scene O. wan
Room 10 Cessrs house Scene Anon,'s camo. Is
GRAND NAVAL BATTLE By THE ANCIENT ROMANO
Scene g. plain the Scene Z. Alexandria In
Gent Egypt
ACT Nv.
Scene Roman camp by MOONLIGHT Scene Pisn
Ant nd
ira. ecene s. C@sar's caup-Dayight Seemed
GRAND BAI1LE-TABLEaU.
Scene plata Roman landscape Square In Aox
sndria-Homsn and Egyptian legons-Crowniug Of AntoaV
by Cleopatra
ACTv
eceue Csesas's camp by moonlight Scene Palace It
Sceas 4. Egyptian palace
DEATB OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
Entrance OF Cesar aud his tableau
To conclude with FORTUNES FRO &c, In which Hasxy
Pearson will appear
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING
w 66l and 563 Broadway. Prboe urseA
CROWDED NIGHTLY by the Bite and Fashion az 10 a
Elegantly dressed Ladies' thruug this
BEAUTIFUL HALL
TIE GREATEST COMBINATION ever brouRtk toeeGer
THE TABLEAUx OF SOUTHERN LIFE,
10y reQues)
The usual variety Of Song Dance and BuroncpA -
wonderfully successful par tomiue of
The MYSTIC SPILL
ALL ON THE SAME EVENING.
WOODS MINISTERIAL
THE oldest AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CIV.
appear every evening In their popular o(
NEGRO MINSTREiSY,
IN OLD VIRGINIA STYLE
Concluding with the cantOmme. ensiuod
THE MYSTIC SPELL,
with New scenery Tricks, Changes &C.
TINE ALTERER4 otGh under ter. Is c.ni.r
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nNHEATRE FRAFCAIB
r. widows o. Drosteueu
EME SOIREE,
JEuDf. II AARS, 1859.
eme representation
H. PAUL LABA,
kHe. EUGENE SEN,
LAUREnCE CHEvALR.
2eme representation de
UN CBANGEMENT DE MAIN
Vaudeville en- deux aces. Costumes Louis XIV.
re representation de
UNE DAME DE LEMPIRE
Vaudeville acte du Theatre Vaudeville lHo S0f
empirs IL role de Madeline 6orgia les aure roles ssr
loues par Nile Jane MontheAux, Nine Alex DARE NM r.
gard, Henry ct Leon.
Pour plus de details voir les programme
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NEW ORLEANS,
N MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA
And various places in FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH Ca
The favorte steamship ST AZ OF Tk SOUTH Capt Thos
Iy on, viii leave Wednesday, March l6 at r. NJ from
pier NO North river Tickets had for the wing
places fare low by other from YORK
70 Savannah accommodations superior
New York To New Orleans, $S9 rs; Mobile S3s; Montxu.
merry, Ala SIC; Atlanta Ca S2S; Albany Ca S2s; Column
bia, Ca, Sl3 Macon Ga $2l Auguxa $40 Sayann sh sfS
The Augusta, Capt NJ s. Woodruff saturday
March 49, At 4 Pm.
For freight passage apply 10
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. 4 SON,
ilrca
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THE OPERA SALOON, OPPOSITE THE ACADEMY OF
= Musc-IHOMAS CALLAHAN, better known Barn.
Nssh bcgs leave 10 his friends public
general that he has opened the above saloon with fi ann
ply Of the most choice imported liquors segars &c
and no trusts that hts fricads Will
smile with him. and they depend upon having
nst VIII NEE, their most sn guine expectations -belps
LIE and n The English papers taken regularly Free lunch
from II I'LL O'Clock Don't forget the address, No Irving
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OOwERY THEATRE
~ Iessees. .Messrs g. L. Fog and J. W. Lhsara
Wednesday evening. March TO-
OUR ENGLISH COUSIN,
Hoa Augustus Fitziurry CecQ. M a. l. VoR
MAZEPPA THE SECOND.
TIKI MAGIC TRUMPET.
hobart NACAIRE.
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(rOTlCE OF REMOVAL
The Beraldry and Next of Kin Office,
Family arms found painted and engraved
H. US, 649 and 65l Broadway New York.
tRemNyed frNm 81 \ -
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AMUsEBIEN'rs.

krlBLO's GNRDEF.
~ pfxf's 4 20 q GREAT vHOuPE
can hnBU B9H's usHaG6HIE.
EVERY AFTERNOON at o'clock
and
EVERY EVENING at tx O'Clock
rpIs WEEK
This "WEDNESDAY afternoon. at 2
GRAND JuVhsTLE AFfEnNDsN PERFORMANCE
commencing with the fairy spectacle OF
GIN OH Ella,
by 20 JUVENILE ARTISTS
1Hk EQUESTRIAN nOMPASY
Ths EIEPHAsr. TIPP0o Sab.
Conclsc Ing With the performances OF
VAN hMbt RUtt'a ar N 40 rkIH Or TRAINED ANIMALS
Introduced ~ Professor Lar worthy.
ihs sW sssS f.ol " evening, atTH,
VAN AMBUhGh's MEN GEaIs Of fk AIN ND AMIN Ais
TnE EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
In acts in thu
The wonderful elephant TIPPoo sAI8.
Or. ss. L. InAYEs DUCHOw
hkLVIi III, rIEGRISr LANTOk
Jsors open al and 81
Commence nj
1kes 90 cents, chdreo Is cents upper boxes Is cents
Two performances morrow, after aud evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING OF THE CAHyERS or NEW YORK
IN VIII I've bed this evening. At O'Clock ~ thh S-ubeJ
tosc 9l y93 WHEN the constitution aud by
i he submitted for the of torning
ent society IL BALDWIN,, President pro TEN.
q. l.. WooDNAS. Secretary pro TEN
|pENJLEYs DESPATCH. MADISON SQUARE FOR
I'D Iayespcol this day steamship RDph with mails for
England ireland Scotisnd all of Eope
eiers papers other mail deposited here
BY IL O'Clock HENRY BENTLEY
NAUTION-ro WATCH DEALERS AND JEWELLERS
- New York, March 1882 Il r LEVITT, London,
Eneand ard 10 Maiden lane New YORK chronometer and
sich Manufacturers hereby inform the trade of
he watches and make .r,up
heir that OF Morris TobaS 81 Minores Lon lon
into this country previously TO the OF
heir agency ~ Maiden iape under The MANAGEMENT OF H.
bradbury, have been Jeseed this city In aqua ayine
tones contrary To the priacples which their
and frat class watches have heretofore constructed
|uch alterations being alone durability II
be watches by reason OF the sones he aqua marines but
slcuAted IN impair the faith OF hese goods
hoee resncs has been uniformly placed their quality In
rider, therefore, that there msakng the genuine
|osemens, purchasers will drd examlnaion hat all
actes and movements flushed their in Lon
Engand are ewelled In rubes and chrysoes only And
future protection the cerbcae which accompanies each
latch will agent
I H. Bradbury.
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70 OF propertyThe Of property assesssd
Central Park hereby nonaed that the said
erest from Feb g. 1856 confirmation BY the Su
RENE Court and unless said by May
hen interest will be charged at the per cent
|or from the dse of confirmation The property az
OF land said city bounded az described =
flows that's 70 say on the north by the line
The 81 between Forty first spd Forty streets on
east by the centre line of the blocks
yeen Tenth and Eleventh avenues those certain
her lo pieces and parcels lind fronting on Their side o.
streets and ali those certao other tcts pieces and DAY
Of land fontisg on either side Of Fh Sixth Seventh and
Nond streets "a laid out on the Of the commissioners
DANIEL E. DErAvAN. Collector Of Assessments
COLLECTORS OFFICE. No. City Hail. basement
Chlicothe Ohio-Unequaed facilities offered to
sra with small capital in business well skilled
the mechanic References given to those already
he'd all OF whom are fully and probably occupied.
the above society requested METROPOLITAN
y Of business: wALTEG MAGE. Secretary ;s sTs.'
JEW YORK CITY Library ASSOCIATION
MAJ meeting OF ms Association il be held At Blocker
sday) evening March 49, at IA clock which the public
nifty viii Be- Afforded for joining the sssecson The foow
H. among other gentlemen will address the meeting:-ey
Re Lowing Burchsrd, Newman. Blstr Hsstinss and Dun
f. H. MiLLEn, Vice President
AJOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
for e1 Directors, Of the american atlantic Pacific
Canal COMPANY will be held at the office Of the Company
'pm IL 70 O'Clock P. -' ''''
JOHN P. YELvERroN. President
hEw YORK. March l. 1889.
IJOrlCE OF REMOVAL
Y The beraldry and Next of Kin Office,
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@1 0nn REWARD WILL BE PAID TO HIM VINO
01.OUO detects metallic poisonous subsanccsin DR.
BCHONEOKERS Oriental BeauIher for the complexion IL
consists Of two inds, brings the skin Immediately to the
highest state perfection and reckes and
all impuries OF the Try really magical effect gratis
AZ the general depot 36 broadway For sale by the principal
drugsss Price 81 On receipt OF 81 60 We send free 10
any part of the Union.
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VNALI,ACKS THEATRE.
w 5lss 62d. SD 5uh
klOHfS or fHE VETEhAh
IT
This unique aud extraordinary sui az
audiences and enthusiastic reception "a durax ~
hrst week Of It's ormance
sFARkLIkG CuAsDY. GRAND sr,C ACLB
sPLESDID SCENERY aud GREAT ACTING.
being combined In Q totally
American sAgc. IL win, therefore, be repeated
LIVERY EVENING".
M bhOuO0 = INK VEiEk
Mk. WHE 81
NIB DfOTI EMlh
MkS. HOEx..............e AMINEH
Miss NARY GAHNoH. 49,. BLANCHE
MkA vkhhOh. TIE Widow
ME- pn ~ Chppeedse. Mir. L.vere M Lssceies. Mr..
bdgea. MIR fovsg Mr. Tree, Mr.. Bernard, Mr. Janries
parts
Performances terminate before II O'Clock.
The doors viii open Il PERFORM 1t 7K
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DRYAkTs nINSTkEIS,
ID Mechanics Hal, az Broadway above Grand street
Monday March IA and every evening during the week,
TIE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
More Novelties New Songs lances Solos, Buresques &c.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
The popular comedians asthe Primo and baritone
THE BUHLESQuE 1T ALLAN OPkRA.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Doors At GA 7x O'Clock Tickets Is
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= - - - $500
LOAN OFFICES.

ADV AkOED on DIAMUrIpS
sacbee ewelry plate dry goods, merchsndise and PEI
property OF every description bought and sold 10
JACKSON, Sucnopeer and broker. Ill Grand strsea
qOors west Of broadway.
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RI UNION CONCERT HALL
IA S97 Broadway,
MORE NOVELTY, MOkE NOVELTY,
MORE NOVELTY
THE GREEKE kHI9OS,
The greatest living wonder,
VA appear every evening in bis wosderfu and hGsl1s
SWALLOWING A srlKL SWORD.
"a INCHES LONG
"a INCHES LONG
"A INCHES LONG,
"a INCHES LONG,
2h INCHES WIDE
2R IN HRS WIDE
2R INCHES VIDE,
az INCHES WIDE
being the only man ia the known Whs
thls Incredible feat.
Alss in hs performance OF
THE LIVING TREE,
REVOLVING VIOLIN,
ELASTIC BAMBOO,
AND WALKING TOP
which astsnash all beboders.
The Brothers HARRISON,
The world renowned xcrobats,
late OF Asiey's theatre, London.
Mas ANNIE BOARDWMG.
Miss ANNIE BOARDWALK
Mas ANNIE BOARDWEIL.
Miss ANNE BOARDwELL.
with the whole Star Company.
MIESrKEfS, DANsEUSEB,
JUGGLERS ACROBATS,
BALLAD, COMO AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING.
Mr.. W. Boardwen.. Stage NAnaeaP
WADSWORTH FOX, Propneton
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ISAACS AGENT, HAS REMOVED
from No. 6 Division street 70 81 Catherine street

hat OF the Academy OF MHsic the the
e Of the anniversary OF the o. f. on the evening ct
|ah of prl next will be received by addressing b. j.
b. Esq., Secretary stuyvesant Fire Insurance Company,
|owery. AL comnun atoms must be in before the
Inst
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REsTAURANTs.

7 .AMB AND PEks-rOR ST. PArRICK,s DAY, AT A.
three doors east OF Broadway.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH IT, 1859

SHIPPING.
Tux NORTH 0fENAt LLoYD'S MAIL sTKA@6HtP
Il BREMEN
II WEssfI. EoaM
Carrying the United NAL
viii sail positively
sATURDAY, MARCH 49, q, I'm
Tor Bremen Wis Southampton taking LDldJ
Hsyr-, Southampton and Bremen tbs follswng rsiss
citp
sfoond csnn
Foe freight passage
GELPCkE, KEUTGEN REICasII.
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NOR NASSAU, N r., AND HAvANA-THE BRITISH
II and North royal mail steamship KARNAK Uaut
A. Browness, will sail from the companys wharf jersey
City, the above porte arrival of the Per-
(which leaves Liverpool March 49,. probably sst
Passage money to Nassau .S5
10 do. between Nassau and Havana ............. Is
For freight or passage apply TO
L, CtNARD No Bowling Green
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TOR sOUTHAMPToE md HAvRE-THE UNITED
viii leave for Hayrs touching a. southampton land
NO 81 North river foot of Beach This ship ave
enclosing the engnes that in the
and the pumps being free 70 the safety Of the and
passengers would be secured Baggage during
the voyage should be sent board the day before
marked " Below" For freight or psssAge apply 70 W.
DRAYTON, agent. No. Broadway.
sail April 30.