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PERSONAL.
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Inc Hon Richard Cobden, OF England. left Baltimore
on Monday, accompanied by W. II. Osborne ESQ, Pres
dent Of the Illinois Railroad trip over the BaIti.
more and Ohio route 10 the west He passed orer the
road at daylight arriving at Wheeling YESTERDAY and
expressed himself highly grathed with the bodness and
beauty OF the scenery and the triumph of engineer.
ing skill evnced in carrying the road tho Anegha-
ny.
The Hon. Linn Boyd, long Member of Congress
IRON kentucky. finally Speaker. and Democratic
candidate for Lieut. Governor il sinking under the at
Acks OF disease, and cannot long survive.
The Count de Sartiges has received his longdesred
congo and will sail for Europe in June His mission has
ocen discharged unorentatously but with great dscre-
ton and success No lady in diplomatic circles has been
more respected and esteemed than Madame dc Sarges
IL u stated that Gen Johnston who has command OF
the Utah Department of the Army will return 10 the
States this Spring, visit II Affairs in Utah shall then
wear the same favorable aspect as at present
Judge Watrous, Of Texas, publishes in the Galveston
News, reply to the charges made against him By Gen
Houston In the United States Senate He denies IA toto
the charge that he has been engaged in land swndle
declares that he sought judicial Office for base
poses and indignant at the aspersions upon him
Observation-Disclosures ]. Sidney Henshaw for twen.
y years lieutenant in the United States navy died AZ Til
ca " y, last week. He a OF rare talents and
the author OF several works In 1877 he went 20 En-
rope IN the gate Macedonian then carrying the contr
buttons OF the United States starving Ireland Afer
he returned he Published brief life Of Father Mathew
1870 he pahshed Xery useful volume on the duties
OF Amcrir.a- -cou-uss.
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EXCITING FUGITIVE glvt nv " ONO

HaNFsvItLE. Ohio, May iS9--A fugitive slave,
here last night ami t,t., b IA. Iudrr NHrsh Who this
morning, decided that en- r'-s- -@.as-y bold and
discharged him. Immels.r, ne hs .t'charg' he vas
rcarrcstcd put Il irous a.i rn 20 tbc iepoi for the
was made hv the Mcgee ~ --srue hisr an during ihc
excitement clubs and ro.. 80 frrciy usci and scyc
raj persons were badly b. ar,j Tho stteuf at rre'ue
proved unsucccs.fnl N,irvhir pm 81, Fcrvcd on
the Marshal, commandar lir V b6ng ihe 7'oncr ''-
The excitement in res,rI ot ne natter si continues
very great.
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Varietiesi

~ edition regular staple Hardware sud Cutlery add
other Goods for the use n lauuers Mecanics &C VII
pnnng Cacis attached Garden Tools for boys
an Thread Long Short Handle Fors Th iAnes and Hooks
rne sash Cord spades aud shovet uose and Mule shoes
Jtfss Nails Inc, Horse rushe shoe brushes MheWas
tashs article of Coffee Roasef Old Dominion Coles aud
ss Patent ana Piain Coneepots superior Hollow Augers
w and hnc article of Mn Picks sythc snaihs Corn Glover,
lrass and nar superior knife Cleaners frc Carriers
Eebh Sass IN frames Combination savt new article Goes u
Hsar Wfenche Pencils Wove aud Hank Wire genuine
frrs0n Ras0r strops do Porte Monnaes;
Sod Brarsieis seera Bread knives Horse and Mole
CSsrs blind Hfida Hrde Rens and Leather altcrs with
ourb other desirable Goods an Of Which oner a. the lowest
prcss for cash, or 70 punciusi customer
THrO. ROBERTaON,
Importer n HafiWarc and Cutlery,
a. A.. Nf.fu
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AGRANn SICCESS

Nv edition q CooPes Novels Illustrated The hanisoues,
I5cts. - '-'''"H1 % o. NuAh'
DE9ylNCEYN Yrlssa l-s Aveasef Narrative and other
ELkNENTS ~ Rhetoric. manual trs,-,c,i.r
pee, A. NJ; 81. '' - '' W
- St1NshlNh or Nate Nnton, by II. b. McKesver IS eis
it fShaI Text Book Encyclopedia, edited by NJ W CIus
CooPERS Novels Anew edition. Illustrated bv Dariey TbeRs
Eeve Pioneers and MoheAns ready; IN, prie
Al - vol. F'''e
byhGEgs se 'sHA4a sd'On paper binding Is volumes
LAWS oi lutlne Tor Bunes Men, forms for N.rc,, In
rHE Musical Guest, .; 10 - ," ".
NoEfh American Revieu for April, 1850 %
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THE SLAVERY TROUBLES IN TExAs-The difficulties
between the inhabitants Of Fannn county Texas and
antsaVery Methodists located in that quarter have
been temporarily settled by the latter agreeing for
time, to abstain from preaching. The Texas Advocate
the organ OF the Methodist church South fully and
warmly endorses the proceedings OF the people and
ges the thorough and immediate eradication Of the Meth
odis Church North in Texas with whatever force NAV
be nece..arv.
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SEAsONARLE GOODS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH

NALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH
HlL FOR SAIL onrr for sale one ~ the Jest private
residences offered In the city Richmond the
best ocsiions the house
contains 10 finished cutrey through
ment 20 the attic The ceilings high and airy The
walls are all trre which makes them perfectly dry The doors
on the h hoo Sold mahogany The window glass Is plNe
The mauties and hearths the first aud second hoors marble
The Images which gives them
handsome finish The paror doors aud windows finished with
large, heavy cornce Gas ey In the house The
front porch built In the hest o he best mate
a The pillars are ued aud set marble The platforms
In two solid pieces Of granite The also Of granite and
ihc raiugs wrought the large
brick kitchen with T0ols Stable garbage house, coal house
2cow houses and other out The stable yard
eobbe stones The front yard j. paved aos'iy With baltimore
brick, and has excellent we'll hrckd all the
snd covered with granite There smokehouse and STched
dairy underneath aud other conyenences
mention Upon the whole built house every
pect The house stands oi surrounded entirely
with beautiful Buck Eve
Any wishing purchase The house VIII afford
pleasure 10 show them the premises and viii sell ~
bargain. r. X. WHITE
itf-
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THE HARVEST E.No

m dfiNU dND MOVING MACHINE
we Sheapei snd mst simple Reapiug ant Moving M,.,.
h'e IN use Has only cog shss ln ths uhais ,shi,.
Vtn ss dravn ~ I've horses Price fos IN sore ara ~ s h
~ CHURCH FLENffNa nsls Arsrs.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COuPASV
Capital. $4,000 Onnt

AAA VI INc6ME, s9,9bO,0Oor
4" D4Tector- PersoHdHy Ftiss54t1Ls -, ~ F'-suool
- tls9Ig-fHU - y
M = respectfully AZ aueaEtn 20 se-v.- 90
LARGE rs.l Nnpauy 20 H. policy hellEs N ~
lhe large capital incouie on ft. T,--,--, -t,- .
s'i 20 parties large auiruuis ofirs7-r-
IN sia,n 20 the ordinary of in,gr.nrr 49, a.
N gREVJy@ES DLItIhN on ihe mert TAN IVY
W properly is1hsnresrfh
,,l,, -, Ine foley eea bs cancelled any u- spi
mum VII he returned iess per esu- '' '-- 'Nf pc
ms company glh Ike nv -. ~
NJ. snd uinsl liberal principle. -'' y f"s aa .
" roisies of this CoulPtu Chains are p.s
tiss - @etoy proof o ~ sihout afats sf - -
- anu not - q unai
mhfi ,so,, HOhfhH WYATT. Agents
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NEW BOoks-At Geo. N: West.

iS Main street.
scenes and Adventure. In the Army ROmsRee Of Military
ny T. st George Cooke Colonel - Dragons a. = A 81
Poems and ballads of Goethe translated by W. Aytoun,
and Theodore Martin. -
Infant salvation, IN s relation Infant Depravy Infant Re~rn
eraion. andin baptism. ByJ A. BombsrErr D. % of
Philadelphia ~
Practical Treatise the Diseases Infancy Cldhood
BY 7. ~ Tanner. NJ d. y l. <
frank Einott, Trees In the CTsuen
The Laws Of Bnsn-- for business In
Iniou with Fo for Mercantile .a.~.
Wills Nc by Theophilus Psrsoas IL. Of Taw
In the University of Cambridge Compiled by author
principally NON h Tresies on the Laws Of Contracts
the Elements OF Commercial tAv.
OF the Church,
eopai Church; arranged appropriate fun -,
Daves Al O. 49, - Nv ~
me Pa NJ fre or Israel In BonjaTe Ry Rev w.
author on Prince ot the House q DAVID Illustrated ~
me Training OF Wild Horses B RArey the American Horse
B-GEoRGE ". wHsT l. receipt Of the largest and
pest selected stock OF Books In all branches Of
ever been offered 70 the people Of Virginia
Orders attended
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THt Wttp ArRfcsxs The ft-k6erg Tru Souihrou
~ aX q the Wanderfr. tticans-ionr ~ sud i""
s9,srn-sre on eShibiisn u that ciy. IHYte drecf''
- perfectly docc, answer ulsA grtion' 'he' un'
uer-iand readily, and seem cndoscd sih esaorio,fl
powers Of imitation an rniu,trrv They NJ somcshat
e'ea m growth, aua wifbaa.s- tteeTton. ~ ln'''
Ts,n heeds Their teeth sppear % hsve '-n hiea'-
iney are lively and chscrfal
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IN CHARLOTTE.
CnAnLorrE Q. d.. Mnr 4th. 1sse.

Speeches Of WV. C. fLorENoY Esq, indcpcndeHt Dam
ocrdsic OdTdiddff for Congress, and WooD BouLp1N.
Esq, the Opposition Efsfe Jor his Senatorial Dis.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

The bsau va o the Capitol slaarc with The scenery about
..eyi4 afd much 20 attract the solourncr.
ne attention of public respectfully invited with the
,,ree lhr every effort will be made TO Fve saisflcon
'""' FRANCIS J. SMITH,
t.t Proprietor
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hsSTvcEv Potirrcs The Dcmccss Of u Ashi'nd
V'es HoA' =, q Clsy. shS d,clH,ds uIaIsaini'rn,
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THIRD SPLENDID OPENING OF
DRY GOODSt
RREEDEN g. FOX, Broad Street. open th. aay
- MoNDA 18th April the hpyge aud pi,fe as.ort
leni n Goods exhibited them They invite seria affn
hon 10 a very attractive of
DRESS GOODS
which sill be offered At reduced prices amongst them
Barege and Grenadine Rol.es
sik, bayadere' a DeuA volan;s entirely new de
India and POULAND, sIrst, eoiored .ad black
Spring de LAin~z De
De Chenes. Eole dc Paris
And other beautiful faAres for spr,ar
Our stock Of Hes-eksenE AMI Plantation Iarxr
o"of-, vhi<la he "a n Eatsp rE-es. -s
ITtsh llnsns. Table Danaaska
=. Linen sheefinss, ke.,
apls-h apis hRkEpEs FOX 2iI Broad stree,
KEROSENE OILS.
NOTICE.-The enlargement Of the Kerosene work.
~ being completed give notice that from The
Tfide VIII he tled promptly, AZ Tarid price,
NEW YORK KRROSENE OIL CO.
apIa-im No 20 ne,xer y "
WIN. f. POTTS,
Iron and Steel Warehouse.
No. I225 MARKET STREET,
PHuGDnPml
american and English Refined Iron, Of al sizes
"H" "eHcf JFAPH@ mhn-2n
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" colNJefed Tho Inonth
Eiess specified the Manuscript previously agreed
the parties
An advertisement marked the eopy specified
er at Insertions will be continued until ordered and
enaced accordingly.
Anym mi ersa
the the ADV Rcy
thatths Real
Legal
additional charge, aud no variation.
90 Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements
inserted by the but be charged the subject
to such discounts as shall he agreed
booksellers adyescrs generally, raging
squares with the privilege change, shall their
yearly average, than the
agreed the standing rule unr the aud all
ding sdch amount To be charged a the usual
ADV suients inserted n the semi Weekly Mhg
ID lines the n Insertion, and so
for each continuance, weekly % crnts-
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W G. DAwsoN a 90 M.n.s.r,.

,w-p.i-.- -, or Box ID, Number N, NeE Orl.ar.
- - sashed eHhef in Macon savannah "a cr =. =
Orleans ''' 'iN 'oNlItTeiA Place, Nsw
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WITHOUT DETECTION.
7 II a N d SCH EM
400 Prize. amounting 10

iS-hhoteS 50, Halves $3.50, onar,sys a. Ss
~ FrlIss paid Immediately amer tie ira.lr ~ - yi-p
and On ~ ~, vsehsne With Capital S5Uo viii b. 49,
an II, IL ~ each month e. scheme with C,rit.f a. 60
Il. h.n 80 frrsons sending money mail med NJ 70
-- puneiusly attended Ca1r,uur,,i--.
vishns partlr Soes % sognd BaHs psr mo-,
Lelisrs at our risk Csfed copies Of he
F W i''Ae's Immediately aiet the draw!ng ~ '''
non S'id u spaTks Mayor Macon LaRsrb. . n, a.
4 Co, New Orleans. ''' ''ie'N VA fafey, J.ry
For Tickets. Eddrees
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1I2 MAIN STREET.
n E w O Il H L N Or
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & CO.,
(Saccessors 10 Merchant Wsisiger d. COL
RI receiving Ready
A Made CLOTHING offered In this market.
be surpassed.
Also Youths and Boy. CLOTHING, every quality
suitable for boys ffoua 10 old.
fuRNIslN0 GOODS OF every including their celebrated
Golden Hill Shtrts " Of superior qualify and EuarAn.
tee which viii be sold the pfices
Inc hetn- DARBACO1T, HARRIS
apis street.
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MORE BARGAINS aIPaGE,S
OF Co-PA


invited 10 caH ~ his establishment % Main a.
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III OF CO-PAR1NERalIIP.-
- The Co-Parinsrsip Of sfEARNS THCaSTUS
dissolved BY mutual FRANKLIN STEARNs viii settle
up the ousstanans business ei sTEAaNs : THURsToN.
aps FTANklsS PafNkks rsUksTSs, sTksESs,
Co-PAHTNEHsHIP MOTTO e.-I have this day as
~ soeiaied with In eopArtnersp BRENT % the las
arm q Grettsr Brent The euness VII under ne
uFa st y otiAfiNSA a Co. Y FSTEARSE
NM pgVk
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CIR ND sPECULaTVOY1


To he detsznen the 1lth and 2sth OF each szs ,r A
1s59, until further notice
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ID rropre'0r and s ssalsst 81 PiRii0is.
ss%sl, as= COME so%sn; he . sss::
s ANA ssa asS csps o. sas 1000 =.
'''''''' =Ssls;DiY EvEisiEd. March iss.
AND ry sTTssTK syEsisd RO ssESIy1L ,..
The s. Manager announces the reVSa % '.,'
~s.,a ''-~"sv AND cl.EorAr IRA; never p.s.v
zssf SyS sSSs ~ SosSs sSE II EE4 Az ssv
Sy.Ex X Mi 4aI Il fk EEw ~ r
s:: sss'?' .sF I:::;:
T.: s.s: s..sn.. s$:.
ssass xo e.n AIM
Sosu%ss iiom correct authority = Ws
lis entire pl.y under he imsd.i: di!se:.
Tho ss Of Il SxHfY sSsss:s
~ celebrated and ael1 " a ESS;h comedian.
-'1 p Dounas o5.t E y; 81 z1 .... u..
saNoSsis q sGFSsSY pxNcEs INCIDENTS 20
S Ss. Antony ls:ss {: IS:
Cesar Scene sd ds ISi BSi R;!i:' Of o''D
Grand Pas .Ducy BaErV
Scene l-Roman palace arches Scene 1-Aisxandsta-
Recon- In the palace Scene a-Dtck Of Pompeys galley.
GRAND BACCHANALIAN HEAST,
after the manner OF The ancient Romans During ths
GRAND MOVING PANORAMA or rIiE RIVER NnR.
with view OF the Pyramids Co0a-Ancicnt Rpl
sud her monuments This Of the most Eux.
presented and cannot fail excite the curiosity
s and 10 well worthy the attention Of all lovers OF anco
history.
Scene Observation-Disclosures palace. Scene Awaits
Of Athens-Antonys army on the march. Scene a-Rome-
Room In Cssars house Scene 4-Antonys camp, q
eIs%SH0sy q he sa sssns Is nse5
scene "a plain the sea- Scene 6Aexandrta In
Gent Egypt
Scene l,-Romsn camp by moonlight Scene 2-Pain nsar
pstps. Scene 3.-Cwsars camp-Daylight sceneL-
GRAND BATTlE-TABLEAU.
Scene5-A plain, Roman landscape Scene 6-SquHo n
xsndriA-Roman and Egyptian legons-Crowuhg at A
ACTv
scene 1-Cmsar's camp by mosneht. Scene l-PaIacs -
eexandrfa Scene SInterfor Of CleoparAs monuu,ene.
DEHfH or ANTONY AND CLxoPApRA
Entrance Caesar and his tabIsaa-
1he above great production Will be acted every evening ~
further notice.
TO conclude with q favorite farce.
Beats be secured ssr evening during the week.
DOwHRY THEATRE.
ID Iesees. .Mesus. @. L. Fox and ]. W. Lineael
"Wednesday evening, March 9.
OUR ENGLISH COUSIN.
THE MAGIC BARREL.
''''''' TON CRiNiaLE''s LOG " -
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DARNUMS MUSEUM.-SUCCEsS BEYOND EXAMPLE
- Of the new dramatic company at this establshmeak
Engagement of Mrs ). j. PRIOR, the popular
tste This afternoon at O'Clock THE HARVEST HOME a.
Evening al TX O'Clock, THE HARVEST HOME. in which
Mrs Prior will make her appearance No extra charge -
the Aquara Living Serpens &c. Admttanoe Is cenl
children under ten cents Parquet seats Is cents addoaE
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ArIBIO,s GARpEE-wKDNEsDt- TIpcg q ,sss
y. NIXON CO.'S EeuIs' .eiAk TaoGfE.

0Ss saHa sfst1 4aoSra
EEEsss
r rssf Sss.ssEs E ESBAE
s ::s4FEEEssSSs 4sD s sVEHEssIss
: $ $;SE$SSE 3 4sR Is !.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
..~vn~,, AFTERNOON -CINDERELLA.
EH4Ss: N: s B $$ss$#
:S s$ $$ s4
E sSSEI$iS sa%$%4Is sIsssIs! lssTSs ssfd4Sps
sss IL: s:s; Ss:s -. :s ss: ::s
4Gsrnoon11Doou open q. !; eomns.ee AZ
;Ss.T
Friday evening-Ali The talent.
w Asd 4Ai, 4sth. Aeh. Eth 4ssa
THE SETkRAN.
INC admirable acting superb scenery charming and apyro
p''-'' A''' - SAoN1rroENr rABIEAux,
az: g ssss
vted Tho theatre sinoo production
= falling OF 10 s popularity, u viii be repeated
EvRRf EVENING.
Fourteenth week Of
Mr.. WALLAOK.
he viii appear TIKI OLD COLONEL.
Mr. BROOGHAM:. WIRE
Nh MRs p MGn EMls
MISS NARY CANNON. ..as............... BLANCHE
HR MS yEHN9N -. THE WIDOW
NJ h:nss Il. oippsad.s M isv:Is. NJ I:sesiss
r Hodges Mr. Young Mr. Tree, Mr.. Bernard. Mr.. JeG1e
Mr. O. ParsIoe, Miss Z. Henrade MiAs Tree In origin
parts.
Performances terminate before II O'Clock.
The doors will open att performance TO commence at7K
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DANCING ACApEpIIEs,


DoDwORTHs DANCING GLASSES, AT NO. 80
"A. Broadway ind l31 Montague place, Broosiyn-Now
open for the reception OF pqps who comIence Al any
Fridays Brooklyn Wednesdays and Saturdays IN New York
UMPIRE QUADRfiLE-THE LAST NEW DANCE, SO
~ popular IN Europe will be danced tonight Wedn-sl9y
March o. at Madame LuBl rEUlI.LkS Academy, NJ. 3fs
Beecker street Also the Posh rinzurka quadrie Aame
I.uhys next ball on Thursday March ".
MADAME sAUvAGEAUs DANCING ACADEMY, $40
Nl Broadway isoren every day and evening The Ameti
Ianciers Csedonan and Empire quales taught az the
evening practice without extra charge Grand fncy dress
M) bau, for Mnc sauyagoaus benefit "Wednesday maca ~
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BILLIARDS.

nECKER'S PARIOR BILLIARD rABLES-WlrH L.
~ Deckers celebrated patent mechanical cushions fna
smnlest tables viii in l0xl feet Price SbV All
complete with slate bed the quality same as full Size plc'
L. DECKER, 20 Ann streeh
WI ). sHARP's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES. sU,
perior e any the world for speed ana
Mandatory las Fulton street. New York Second hand tables
for sale cheap.
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,nElAN,s nrsoyEn prLlIARp TABLES AND

DHELAN's IMPROVED BALLARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS,
PATENTED FEB. 10 1856; Get D, 1856; DEC 8. 1857
JAN. IL, 1885,
NOVEMBER 10, 1885,
For sale only by the manufacturers
oCoSNkR 4 COLILNDEE 81 and IS Ann street,
saw Wv MICHAEL PHELAN,
Ts6 sad T6s Broadway, New York.
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- show window ON broadway, west side, somewhere be-
Worth and Eighth Possession
H0use "
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A III UNION CONCERT HALL.
"A lo7 Broadway
More novelty
SIIAs ID. BALDWIN,
The great Indian Jugger and Balancer whose
fats caused much excite ia his through Unte4
Sases,
THE BROTHERS HARRIsONB
The renowned Acrobats,
Late OF Asley's Theatre, London.
MISS ANNIE BOARDWALK.
MISS ANNIE BOARDWELL.
MISS ANNIE B0ARDWELL.
WITH THE WHOLE STAR COMPANY.
Mnstreis, Daneeusex
Comic Ballads and Sentimental SIM ing,
Juggers, Acrobats DO, &c
. WADSWORTH FOX, Proufet0W
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IN May In the immediate vicinity of Union square,
sts.in Ss'aS ~ '1' n. ~ nlA1 sa
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HyHE ADVERTISER, WITH A SMALL FAMILY, WISHES
TO rent small furnished house. either nkthe upper part
the city or In Brooklyn Hoboken genteel neghborhood
with q moderate rent. Address W. 4. Is Herald Office
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HOUSE WANTED-RARH CHANCE FOR ANY LAND
III lord having good house 10 let either in New York
Boochyn m1st Ss e,s ca.s house u FOOD iocston asd
In exchange $500 advance balance good land
mortgages fair price. AddreBs boz 1855 Post ONCE with
partlcuarI. - -
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A THE TESTIMONIAL TO J. B. BROWN
Will take place at the Academy OF Music
On FRIDAY EVENING, March ii, 1859.
b. Brown VIII rece several pieces and appear In scenes,
seeisted by Miss Victoria Randolph her first appearance
public. Other talented pupils will assist. Prof NJ Cosbsru
aud lady from private life Mrs DR. j. oBen, in gems
from the Opera The wonderful child pianist Miss Lizzie Tar
rs choice selections George Bristow VIII preside Il
the piano Concert reading, with appropriate gesture, by
thirty misses Tbs whole forming Entertainment varied
pleasing instructive Tickets 80 be had
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DART OF HOUSE wANTED-IN NEW YORK,
Brooklyn or Williamsburg, consisting Of from three 70
five with privilege In the yard cellar; mus be In
good neighborhood and occupied by small family
exceed $780, Address, stating parculars Henry box 89O
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r AIDES AND GENrLEMENs CAST OFF CLOTHING,
IL furniture and carpets wanted II YOU wish TO receive
honest fair value IN cssh for your goods should avoid All
hubuss and supposed preenders Please call send By
seventh Twenty eighth street Ladies' by Mrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-09

HHERCANrILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Board Of Direction have the pleasure thai
In compliance with invitation extended him by large
number of our citizens,
The Hon. EDw ARD EVERETT
consented deliver under the auspices of their asso
tiOn bis address
THE EARLY LIFE OF FRANKLIN,
ACADEMY OF, MUSIC,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March O. at s o'clock.
Tickets had 81
the library Aston place and Hall Sons OF Broadway
Park place and at Shells, 20 Wall street.
Il. A. BACHIA Chairman OF Lee. Com.
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&10-si0 oNLy.-PEARL coRAIIrE SCI or TsETli
sLlU waTranef also Dr. MANSIONS new style Ameti
can gumoype teeth beautiful comfortable, servcesbe; 81
gold sets $50 paina continuous gum Sixth avenue corner
Of Twenty street. Also branch Office 1903 Washington
street. Jersey Chy.
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DART OF A HOUSE wANTED-wIrH MODERN IN
proyements for small family with only child. First
second floor basement and three rooms or third
ool Sixth preferred Rent exceed $500
Address u. Jansen Herald Office.
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THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE wANTED-BY A
small American family. consisting of three; somewhere
exceed $500 Anybody having such apartments
let will hear of frat rate tenant by addressing j.
H. O., box 10 Herald office.