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Piles! Piles! Piles n

. a remedy Tor tkis most distressing and obstinate
ssltdy. the Vegetable tife Medicines deserves a dis-
inct and emphatic recommendation II Is we'll
uown % hundreds 10 THE city, that the former pro-
rtetof u these valuable medicines Wa himss II attic.
ID with this complaint Tor upwards Of THIKTr -FINK
EAns AID that be tried Ia vain every remedy pre-
cribed With. the whole compass Of the Aaisria
Ied:ca. he however. az length tried the me, iclnc
.hich Is nov offered 70 the public, aud be was cured
n a very short time, after his recovery bad been
rosousced not only improbable, bus absolutely Inn
vaslDle, by any huplan means.
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cenom.nstsd ircm their astonishing power Of ere
a,inS new life AID health, as Il acre from The very
..hes q The most deiapidsted cons,ituuons-ue
no1e strongly tonic End more immediately i~uvisofs.
ins than the pills; containing the aimee hoice vcseia.
lie extracts As the %latter.i 10 q dlnereut Medication. al-
nough really less esthsrtc than tie Lsr ruiS. they
eyerth-lsss begia TO c.ernse the alimeniary canal
much SOONER; generally slighsy operating within
1 Tee OF four hours, and producing a dec ded sense Of
vlisi " he head and stomach, snd vxhilarsuug III.
1ind. even In lees uIne than thi,.
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la haze. lloliaad Biue4s.

IL. Pliial.ilbia 4 90. IL spssk ~ Q The lac
* .lalLo l.il ia a4te.y y he IsaakAa issa
tsie. sa.f.
i not ug medic nes, - are llSasa sxtremel.
eaut n, uaisss 81 t-hsd q he IA rts of tie b usic
Amoos those eAhn I'd Is Ii, eslsbiA,ed loil Q
Bt,ers. II. mst'c ue La been extens xriy lairo-
daeed ~ ev.y >tlte - sas rsie III n Q tas an
soiaa rrov 1crs. ? isrp liy u hs Tie iast ! e
yesrN lie sxki1l l0a s1ow testlnoaiats "a eNsrs
l=a<.s-e known . Amsricss anoag With " TO-
&C o1e irym t-s Lite non. Jgha &. GO. to-, o.
Delaware"
''Dy-p psIL Hsaiicie a. I digestion, by shisb
all pers,as sre more ~ -. affected. can usually b.
Gu ed b uo .eraie exercise, waOls-osas f9of, sni a
doe sfDerhave's noiiaat Li.trrs cue hour before
eae mes ."-EaA saa Us~al-d41lal
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81 stfumous G. sefofoioas Affections are tbs
curse. tie bliS 1. The potato ~ = mankind. lbes
q e vile aud althy a. vel - fatal. faey srse or
contaminated and imparl,y u tie blood. and are {.
be seen an around De- ever, where. Oae quarter a
are c4rsbi-. AisH . osssArs ~ "A ci.anses oas ~
Scfo al Us eorroptioa rem shet.eoa, reuders 4; rar
ard heal -. a q enee a ) "a. utsa - Tie lou
Characterization from the sssteui. NJ snsef sioat
a'sier JOUR = . aloa, e.sg.dst-, stec tas rteslsis
-. Ara ia presi. j ia aia.tsas coAb.uauo Q
Gu alive : sta~s Il 4 aS ellis ssArAE.lts--p vu-
oeiai, Mater NY, 60.
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Gard to tho Public

isz amount q bodily aud mentsi misery arising
ron a neglect o small complaints Is incaiculahle. and
Il l. therefore Of the utmost Importance that q s,rlct
attention % The least aud most trialng bodily all
nen1s should be had; Tor diseases q the body luva-
ashly Affect the mind. Ia NossAr's yraxfAslx
IN AzsaelsE& IN every Instance where they have
~een thoroughly used. have Tnuxrsnn osra Du.
<Ass' IN almost all is diver sned forns. Toe ssluta-
- ELECTS Of the life Medicines have. In fact. been 50
universally experienced, ihAt thsy hare become raj,
established A. The most easy, safe ana psFfsct mcde
VI t-e~unsut ever offered 70 The public.
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.NOHas's Life Pills :!

IL composed Of Vegetable ingredients exclusively.
a car be AscertAinrd by chemical tests Their PROM
'ent qualities are tho:e % 81 active and searching,
hough perfectly mild aid agreeable detergent ape
lent; Of a gentle saPorihc, promoting tbs insensible
perspirauoi: q 4 pheasant ~diurelic, invigorsting the
ddneys and bi~edcr, and q a delightful tonic c4rda-
G, s~citing appetite - the demands o. active diges-
ion' and cheering the mind With that grateful sense
renovated health which Is one It he mos, feucitous
eiings 81 our lsiure.
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AHHIt.
lrr.m caI. AI.sft rlk.. III fram AfAan.,.I


tfssm Col. Alert riks. ~ G. from Arkansas
WAsHl>otos. b.. {. June II t,s6.
u have nssd two I. tlas n oar b0M,sE's aol.
L SO u = - and hs.e f. "a i se.y useful Ia ca,
o. t.aisesten an nsaliehe, slt fsco u.eid Il g.
all 40 "a 81 q .isa,aat ssa e1sse 0as fynecs at
vala4b z lvat.
Tue late nigh saefli " Allegheny county Ia
gisc1 "a the hiiosli.s
'lwn IN 6 ~ ~ttn pehia n tie Digestive o.
gyms aneu tss l., . ssvs g aifae> y ps srephr
which hai rsda Sd my ne-b considerably. SIS vii.
w. AZ. 81 sisi an isf lhe saa., elfsu a.tness Ar
VI b ne - e disease liavias assi so4r asilet.
: 81 D3aHa s. iot.As0 81 ras we lots etUia
ed relief Al as aa,py 20 Afti yoa uis qebi
esldsucc u Ia, value.
JouS FORSYTH.
riiisbergh. Jan. 20. 1876
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TIE LIFE MEDICINES

For bilious and liver complaints, with their many
sril known sttendant~. bilious aud sick headache.
5tin aud oppressi. n aner meals. xiddinesS. dizziness.
1eartburn. losS Of appetite. are acknowledged 70 De-
lastly superior 20 anything ever before offered to tie
yablic.
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Mofats Lie Pills !

"a a~aesticns Of The head, sick bead scls OF nervous
,~eadscae, these Pills viii be found 10 possess tie
aoes siiatar' sliesey.
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The most horrible cases - sercfnls, n which The face.
.ases and iiinhs Of the victim had been proved nron
~ me Unsuitable iisssse. So proved 81 undenfstle
snfhofisx ~ tie sufferers themselves, b. have - n
completely cured ~ these purely Vegetable Ned.
dnes. shsr al othersh sd ben forna more shsn - :
lsss.
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McrcuriaI Diseases

Persons whose constitutions hs,fl zone impsired ~
ne iudadlcioas nse Of MsrtgTy. will f.1d these Nedi-
ines : p~erfecf cure. a. tkes reter fail 20 ersdicf-
Rom The system al me ss Sis ~ Nsrrury, Infinitely
sooner than The mosi powerful preparations Of sarsa-
p~sriIls.
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n C.ERD.
>TOyE>. TrNVARE.
CHARIER.
Department

WI - @ris - 81 fs~~-s So - ~ ~ = fnt
q fan stack a inFlcarsa q q hesf
C0kNW Eli.
Sp. =. 1851 <-A4fkli - Nsessa ssfet
us~s-x seffssr Sse<4 - 4t~s - q r. csz4v a.
-. osrta<r .afp h lr~-tescre eat tlar teswrrn ~ -.
- IA. s-m- 80. stsls cfs uef &c. p fas sss
$780, fhe tasfs~es ~ far err eHf - 81 -
- xes . w4to~ - e. ns srH 80 ef~-res fi
III o.~sn - . lsf - nsds ei = fEa =
NJ core~rA snd seal $50 e. t1n 44ats ~tt-
-, - 81 m ~ - - - 81 fF~.
a. tflnr fora ~ rrnrrf tfstr - - foa
-~~-.sd - oir earHFcat psfrast 80 @fc
az :. - 49, s-1red D ~M sF@rr re - ste
"A - <.rt-<<<les
ga iwd
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bilious Complaints. and n MODE
OF Cure!

+, well regulated nd Droportionate quantity Of bile
spon tue stomach - always requisite Tor The promo.
lon Of sound heaith-.t stimulates digestion ard
.sep. the Intestinal canal free from all ohstfucdons.
Nhen there i a deficiency Of bile the body Is con-
tuily costive. Ga The other hand. an oyeralui-
tnce of bile CAUSES frequent nausea IN the stomach,
al oftzn promotes very severe attacks of disrsse,
Itch sometimes eld in death.
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THESE MEDICINES.

THESE MEDICINES,
Have nov been before he public for a period Of so
ears. aud during HAT time ssve maintained a high
character II almost every part Of the globe for tie
extraordinary curative properties which hey possess.
sn Many Thousands
ofoeraasd iEssaucs, they have etn rescued sunar-
- tfom the very verge Of an unumely grave, after
Al TIE deceptive nostrums II the day have lnv44ially
allied 30 great, indeed has lAeir efficacy Invariably
sad ~infallby proved. that il an appeared scarcely
iss- tnaE u.r~cuioas % those who we're acquainted
NJ The beautifully philosophical principles upon
shioh they are compounded, aud upon which they
Onsequeatiy aet. II was their manifest and sensible
setioa IN purifying the springs and channels Of life.
"a enduiAs them With renewed tone aud dgos, thst
"sy we're lnastted sor Leir asme.
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,uxx DTsrrrss. by thorouy hly cleansing the hr,t
ua seeond stomachs, and creating q pure healthy
lie. Instead OF the stale and scrfd kind; flatulency,
u-Tempers. nxiety, Lsn<uor and Melancholy.
'hich a-e the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia. will
vanish. as = natural consequences Of its cure.
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EoGats Phoenix Bitters

lave been happily uaed foF he cure Of Fever and
Agae with invaristlc success.
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ZEAL

NOTICE ie i,eai Ess.lr Denlers. =
- nare E erif ses ata SER Eacm- n rser -
tsps &c lesf ri.s~s - uii eoois. vhcs I ell
ts4 g. property - 81 arsT Tsrfs uanfs. sd psr q
Atetsaes So essA Apply "a
SHARnFKr.
ts<l9@tte1 Tea Estate Ass4L
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ss- A ans'e bosile - spArIprSG's pHIPARF1.
sLJE W. taea Tea an.. Us casi.
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ne. are made OF simple ber's elo csr,s
harm any one.
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sPAulDIScs PREPARED GLUE

sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
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40 ~ al, - - r~rurxisfz snt refisiss neslrr~.
Fre~-rtu.. - e~nn ~ soz; Htisss 81 p-r eosee
sfxsI.
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STANDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS
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srALDINCs THROAT CONNECTIONS
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lhDfFs 1KK DlLienrED VII,
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sAyK THE HFcEsl-

spAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
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Trey give strength ara volume to the yo,r,
They impaSt a d~eiicioas aroma 60 tue breath
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They relieve a Cough Instantly.
They clear tie Throat
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
AsTROLDGY.

A sroEIsBINOl-MADAxE MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter, has sft Of foresight tells how and
your very thoughts or no Lucky charms Free Her
equal Is not found Her Magic Image full
oleration-lM Ludlow street, below Houston. Price 70
cents. Gentlemen not admitted.
HgApANE RAY NO SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
M Twenty seventh street. surprses ali who visit her The
prk troubled and unlucky should test her powers She
tolls your very thoughts, lucky numbers, losses Ladies'
2bc.t gentlemen, 5Oc.
MADAME lIBNRI-THE LOVELY YOUNG ASrRoLO
M gs viii receive calls for one week longer ThsDeau.
fifn q RI In causing wild furore She write the
m tts person YOU will marry, show their picture, good
ct nd lucky numbers Now N the time consult her, at
NJ 80 West Srnadwav OF Leonard street. the
cloth TX store. Name on the door.
ry,uE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
4 vouna and accomplished Madame RON, from Paris,
,,o I'm he consulted with the strotest confidence all
ansrs OF c restores druuksn and unfathfn husbands;
go sssre 10 aake YOU Jelov a by hearts al and
bring together those long rpa aed Ladies' - cents Resi-
denco 20 THIRD avenue, about Twelfth street
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-1-------7'7'7--7l' = = =
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE NATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF THE
i deceased, James Dazei Esq, OF Anchoragr Bohwell,
that Robert walker bookseller publisher in Ednburg,
ss e Ing sSs ssrsns 5 or
boutwell, near Hamilton in scotland in iost-nnptal mar,
esssassd s % james Ds1si deceased Mrs..
Hgnss spsgn, % o m scosaa n ppes af nipseons
exonerson at his instance trustee foresaid for the
lies entitled thereto o1enaf Of the residue % the real
and personal estates q the said deceased .s ssmss - ps
a.nient @ pp'S to Be paid 70 hi. nearss, in By The
ssoaa survive % h%, % which Wy she
ISL sGs S Dsdos Is oa n ON s Uan
LORD Ardmian. ordinary and the following persons,
Sas''s Sn ssTss aissa h or French wife Of David French
aae sssr 81 s
the tesators cousin and other parties all residing IN Scot
sse asceased john @ SHsn who was .on John Sssn
farmer a. Gkescs Mains Crawford John ,hs est.or.
mother, Mrs Jane Mliissh pa.ei, who had sister;
craroTdiohn, and osasr parties. Al residing ssotaaG
descendan.s Or r.prssen,aves & q Mr.. Jane Missn Or
farmer farmer al xeiSsTisn aforesaid daughter said
sssa aS aaa III h' sa % 'ss
sfsS d,ss.sa ar%ss ss. at rsaS parish
understood. went TO America many years but has
% os snsp b%s Se the
s.d deoesssd jaime, M!Ise1 Of shosy, The ss...ors
John Mken, the esiaters uncle BY the mothers side
%nh ~ he a
@ Sss q bs s sS 10 ai ;. s g
,ne follow ns newspapers z..Th, Scotsman and North
British Adverliser published In Edinburgh; the glasgow
Herald published In 9lasgow the scottish American Jour
s.a a.. s sss. a n Ne ssT YS5s
lDs published Ia Canada; and that twice In each paper
Al the Of fourteen days between each insertion,
order ell claiming an interest IN the fund In
edo may perforated OF the Of said process
and his Lr1xGip said inerOcutor renewed the
on All parties 80 ug lodge their condeendences
hards % the CLERK 70 the Process by the 2Oth
aav OF NAV neat AuLD 4 CHALMERS,
Writer'S 10 the Bigpet
AeeIs of the said Trustee Of The said
James DalzeL
Il Tliste street Edinburgh,
18th March, 1852
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

NIxONs ROYAL THE ORIGINAL) CIRCUS.
IN In Brooklyn, at Fulton and De kalb avenues,
FOR THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS MORE,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Of this week.
WILLIAMSBURG, FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING, April Is.
FOR A SHORT SEASON IN NRW YORK,
ON THE LOT ADJOINING THE PALACE GARDENS,
Fourteenth ktyset near Sixth avenue, ~
MONDAY, APRIL A
The following arstes (well knownl win appear-
THE GREAT ELLA zOYARA,
san LoaG. SAN LONG, san LONG,
SAN LAThRoP BAN LArHRoPs SAN LATHRoP.
Mr.. y. 4. JONES, W. F. PENNEY,
and 100 other performers.
Together with the
TWO SMALLEST MEN IN THE WORLD,
COMMODORE FOOTE AND COL SMALL.
either OF whom Is
LESS IN INCHES, OLDER IN YEARS, SUPERIOR
IN INTELLIGENCE,
70 any miniature specimens of humanity ever seen.
ONE Is A HOOsIER, THE OTHER BALTIMOREAN.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
WINTER GARDEN.
GENUINE AND EXTRAORDINARY SENSATION

WINTER GARDEN. THE
GENUINE AND ExTkAoRDIsARY SENSATION
A"~A'''1" MISS BArEMAN's
eks and intensely natural smoodment Of the
the we ssis
defer the production of Rom and Juliet, and repeat
Sheridan Knowles TTE FIJI: RtG RHTN6HBAcK, g
The emotion the understandable bursts Of enthusiastic
admiration "n'en s'isiss Kiss BArExAN
before
epoch IN .be snaais Of dramatic art. The won.
pageant Of the stage fade from the vision OF her auditors
ono 'e'"'1 TRUE JULIA OF THE POET
who stood in sweet simplicity and unaffected grace before
H. lovely SYas: ..S
rssn' absolute sTiE III QUEEN
10 have assisted At nS such \: = r,c ov.r,ou
70 acsno~sdss the taste and disosrnmens oi he critical
A''sm'lass Of AGnsas fSTso5H1Rs yERDicr
MISS BArENAN
-''' 1' GREATEST YOUNG Artistic
Following Ss daily papers reject ns
'sn''"en'' o. IF From sS's the New York H.raldl
4: ae MIN. ans Old play Of
the .. the Winter Garden las. night Alter
and md true evening = s
%sny y e me %S
Nd sssn ne s, her es
a Sss. =: Ais:s
dare say put ne q aAe ho0.s. thss ssld
sss :: s sss ssa ss ss s hs ~: VA s
Satsman for the ssionas snd h.h spirited yosns i.ay
grace IN high degree with he her
Which only gsno. and - s sSy can ss We
pa IKE IN she fairly her
ndss z asns g %
% s.. 4 Ss Ssry sr oS S a NJ
Edwin Adams fully sustained the high reputation which
sas on 20 % M
Mr. Davdg and the helen Of Mrs chantran than that
q Mr. GrosSenor shs frs. appsaIsnes|
fresh fresh from the mint, with the splendid Julia of
'-''' ''''@ From the New York Tmesl
WiSrER GARDsS-Last evening Miss Bsteman made her
The Hunchback in which she sustained The part q
wondertuy her voice is clear i sympathe.c and her
she carried her audience her into widest
sraons OF sympahec enthusiasm having to appear be.
well of the play tSreceye the most oyer.
M.,ena u s pe pf real natural genius Mr. j. W
Waack Jr Master Waller ana M Mr. s,l davenport as
Ne % s Nss yos sass Of ss %
Adams who payed Sir Thomas Clifford. This
gentleman has long been favore in Phiadepha and Bos-
ION and last fully sustained the reputation ths:
preceded him this city He has good presence. and
his voice is superb. ..~...,
in most ably assisted by company Of talent among
whom
the great American comednn-hs first appearance for
Mr. j. W. wALLACK, JR.,
the ever popular MR. EpWiS Apaas asa
young fayorte Of Philadelphia, who has made this his
d.,., In, N.,v Xork an ueuu ~
oeS1' %1 "A "a iIw H. wpAvENPoRTs Mr. THos E. MORRIS,
Mr.. w DAvIDGE. Mr. j. GkoSVENoR,
and other entlemcD OF ability;
Mrs. w. X BLAKE, Mrs. CHANFRAUs
Mra MARK SMITH, Mrs. HOWARD,
And y full corps Of ladies.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Second representation ol Sheridan Knowles Drama OF
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
nENRY H. LEEDS, AucridNEER. ~ tasnA
IL ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MaAa nuH Half ~Ax,x hsx.a ~.

nesday April 2 68 West Thrtyseyenth street.
Fifth and Sixth avenues, the entire ,made by
Better Co. the Dining Room Furniture by Hobe Broad
uay eonssins Of rich Psror Suit Of rosewood
silk brocatel; heavy Curtains 10 match carved
nees; Pier and Mante Glasses Lace Curtains Embroidered
Sofa Cushions, rich bronze Flower Vase, piece of
Paran Satuary, &c gilt Reception Chairs carved Centre
Table ane bronze Chandeliers and Brackets Clock Vases
Mirrors, Embroidered Reading Chair Wall Brackets and
Figures, Velvet, Medallion and Brussels Carpets
Dining Room of oak, made by Hobe; carved Bnfet
Ch frs cushc ed backs Sofa En- rawlings Suit in rosewood
and covered room plush and gold Dinner
Set perfect order pieces; richly engraved Glass Table
Ware, &c. Bedroom Furniture-Bedsteads, upholstered
with Cushions Wardrobe lined in satin wood
spring back Chairs delalne Sofa and Couches Bed Cur
tain Chairs embroidered seats Embroidered Fire Screens
rosewood Suits covered embrod Centre Table Canopy
Bedstead and other Furniture all in complete order the
property OF q family leaving for Europe.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALB
N OF elegant Furaiture, this day. al los O'Clock at 4
Broadway large stock Of fine Furniture being
Ervss sale consisting Of fsror Suits Of various kinds par
Tables, Lounges aud Easy c1srs superb Bedsteads Bu
resas and washsandA q fSssk6od black walnut satin.
walnut and mahogany; Extension Dining Tables, Hall
stands Hall Chas Reception Suits, Library and Secretary
Bookcase &c For particulars please see catalogues at SALE
which will be positive.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

WAI1AcK'sb Door. o... =, half n...z
noRE MAaN1FfcHNT iH'HSss REvfvAIs. i = '''-
Three of the mo GcR sfssaS sSs Il n
theatre the public generally advertising The perform
an'e' a whole week N Ms' isv1assi WxiIaCK lnaSis'
to to T HHS SHE
Wednesday 'ec01d AbY Ts' on The fToss gs5 Pay OF the
the most enthusiastic acclamatons and continuous appaus
Thursday h In cG%psnce Tss numerous requests the
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
THE EAbY sAps sHTTfi Of Lyons.
Monday rss tms @ Mss I1sspid Has gHpq.T
To.NIGHT. WEDNESDAY,
In of great at the first represen
weather. the play Buwer, author Of Richs
lieu" and Money" entitled
WIN be repeated this evening
With entirely new scenery superb costumes OF the ume
Claude Melnotte. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
Co Damas IN M IN MASn HS rS
Beauseant. .Mr REMYN0LDS M
Jsnot, LANDLORD Of he Golden Lion Nj e. HOLLAND
0aspard. Mr. YOUNG
Major Desmoulins. Mr. PARKEs
Captain Gerult. LuHnEH HnEH
pauhne MI rnT6x nTGx
Widow NsinOtte Mrs JOHN sEEI0N
The new scenery, BY isherwood, win consist Of
Saloon and Drawing Room in the house of Monssr Des
Exterior Of ehS.pHellss he goIssn Lion Inn
The Wdsw Menote's Cottage.
View Of the City Of Lyons
LOVE IN A MAZE
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
9HlRRIU0.
9HIRRIN0s
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
u Nail Steamers

4 0Al kteamer&
vnOn Hyw 70 LIv1nBooL
Chief Cabin Passage 9l30
cocono O3pn
FRon BOSTON LIVERPOOL -.
SCOTIA Capt Judkins CHINA Capt Anderson,
PERSIA, Capt Lott ASIA, Capt Cook,
ARABIA Capt Stone. EUROPA Can't. J. Leitch
AFRICA, Can't Shannon, CANADA, Capt Muir.
AMERICA. Capt Noodle NIAGARA Cap. A. Ryris.
These vessels carry light st head, green
81 starboard. and red port bow.
ASIA, Shannon. leave New York "Wednesday, April %.
CANADA. kacauley, leave Boston Wednesday April 80
iRSaA, PERsdA, Lott leave New York Wednesday Msy7
CHINA, Anderson, leave New York "Wednesday, May u.
NIAGARA. Cook, leave Boston Wednesday, May 28
SCOTIA, Judkins leave New York Wednesday, June
CANADA Noodle, leave Boston Wednesday, June H.
Berths not secured until paidr
An experienced surgeon on board. .
The OF these ships win be accountable for gold.
silver bullion SPECIE jewely precious stones metals un
therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply TO-
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EEORGE HOLBROOK. AUoTIoNEER
" BUPERlOR CUSTOM MADE FuRNlTURl

EEORGE HOLBROOK. AUCTIONEER
VI SUPERIOR CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE,
0FFICB DESKS, IRON SAFE, &C. &C.
On Tuesday, April - 10< o'clock - and
s. East Houston BOYCE viii sell the entire balance
OF his stock Of walnut mahogany and o2k Farn
ture OF every description,
CONSISTING IN part Of elegant OAK Bue rosesood walnut
which full of Zebrawood only In this
Parior Sus rosewood walnut EtegereA Centre Side
Safe, &c.
All which win be sold without reservation TO close
the business. Catalogues ready the morning of sale.
CEO. wELLEs NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.-GENTKEL
VI Household Furniture at auction, by NELSON 4
NICHOLS. Friday, April 25 at l0z O'Clock A. NJ at 2aS
street. consisting of elegant rosewood Piano,
Brussels Ingram Carpets carved PsroG Suits
Chandeliers ood marble top Centre Tables Lace
Window Curtains Gilt Corniees, rosewood and mahogany
Chamber Furniture, Mantel Ornaments, Bureaus WASH
stands e9Tled hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bostes and
Glass Crockery Cutlery together with all the Kitchen Fur
nsure with which the sale will commence. Catalogues
day u sale
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BILLIARDS.

A LARGE srOcK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
"A Billiard Tables, with Phssns Combination Cuhsions
for sale at prices to suit the times.
PHELAN * CoLLENDER, 63 TO 50 Crosby street. n Y.
TWO ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLEs-wITH sHARPs
patent elastic cushions nearly new will be sold for half
their applied for immediately Inquire at LNDMAN
SONS, l73 Mercer street, corner OF Bleecker.