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Decrease. s. ,l9I $50 2so,a24 ao,se5 6.7s7,a

Decrease. s. ,l9i ESQ 22o,224 3o,soS o.Si,sH
This statement in part reflects the recent gov
ernment negotiation, and the increased export OF
specie, though the public were prepared 10 see
heavier falling OF in deposits than SIX and three
quarter millions. The government obligations
taken by the banks, and not yet replaced by 7.So
notes, do not seem to figure in the loans, which
are down over two millions. As the bank deposits
are diverted into 7.3O notes, transmitted to the
interior for the movement Of the crops, the dis
count line is naturally reduced.
Money is rather more plentiful to-day, and the
standard rate for call loans is six per cent
fresh supply of certificates of indebtedness came
on the market this morning, and the price fell to
2 per cent discount. For first class mercantile
paper there is a good demand at per cent.
Gold was rather heavier to day. 1t sold at 1909
at the opening, at 1905 between the boards, at
1907 in the afternoon, and closed l30 bid. 1t is
reported that the treasure lost in the Golden Gate
will be recovered. Exchange was quoted in the
morning at l441 las, without transactions; in
the afternoon the leading drawers drew on London
at l44.
The stock market opened firmly to-day, was dull
between the boards, better at the second board
and at the close. The stocks most in request this
morning were Illinois Central, which fell off, how
ever, about "a per cent from Saturday afternoons
price; Harlem preferred, which advanced q; both
the issues Of the Michigan Southern, which rose "a
Al. and Erie. which was "a better. The coupon
skies of 1881 rose Il per cent, and governments
generally were firm Bonds were firm but inac
tive. Between the boards Erie was Il lower, and
the Western shares were inactive. At the second
board there was o fair amount Of business done,
and prices, as rule, were well sustained. Ilnoi.
Central was rather an exception, being hammered
sharply by one or two prominent bears, and de.
cline of "a per cent thereby occasioned. At the
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Ax0run NoanNm F0a srn1Hr coMnssaoAEE n
yBCrHD.

AxOruER NOMINEE ron srnuEr COMMISSIONERS n
JBCrHD.
THIS Board mo, yesterday as one O'Clock. Alderman
Frear called 70 the chair.
Alderman 0well desired 10 rise question or privi.
iege and 20 ask 70 have his inserted voting for
the confirmation Of Elliott G. Cowden at Street Comms
sioner e unavoidaby absent at the last meeting;
II he present he believed the result would have
been dle ena The request entered ON the minutes.
The Mayor sent In the name OF Hawlcy u. Clapp for
nomination as Street Commissioner Rejected by vote
OF ten 20 three
petition was received from the pryatesAf the Twelfth
regiment asking the Common Council 10 advance three
aud halls months Communication for rations was
fsrred.
resolution adopted directing the City Inspector to
report what steps have been taken compel con-
tractor 10 clean cortain streets OF the city.
The Corporation Counsel sent communication stat
ting that the seventh Avenue Railroad Company un-
ooubieds Liable Tor any injury they may do 10 the streets
while laying their tracks.
Alderman FARLEY presented resolution directing the
Committee ON National Affairs confer with the state ant
general governments for the purpose OF asoe ang what
has becn donA or what Is necessary TO do 70 pace the
harbor OF New York In proper condition o. dscncs
The resolution appFopriang 900 Tor the purchase OF
portrait oi Governor Morgan was taken up, ana after
some discussion ana Efforts 10 amend was stoi TED
Alderman FARLEY offered resolution TO Appropriate
81 900 procure snitabc portrait OF Thomas Jefferson
LAID over.
Adjourned to hve O'Clock on Wednesday.
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Arrivals and Departures.

AsrIswALL-Sicamship Arie-Jean De Lasele, Mrs
Huckey. Greenbawn. Carrie Greenbawn Emile Green
bawn, Mrs NJ Abahans. II Freeman, Geo l.. Wise, Mrs
Susan Coi Y, Stephen Purdy, Mrs Wright Swan,
W Kenyod John Lyons, John John lsou & McRu r 4
Weston Nosh Brooks, Sarah Masoon Saml saw Ja-
cob iia aen Marin Hurley Roeyer, freacr cS Bolt
ter David Hunt IN Billings, Valentine, JAS Bev
ans, W Ldiy. Mrs u Llds, Ella Eddy Jane E1dy
hart. Joln McBg1de ana lacy. Mar, Mcbride Celia Nc
Bride. Jane MeBri Henry Linek Geo Parker, Nm II
Peters Franklin ars ard, Mrs Hannah fariord
St.ibuck ianies Barker Edison ID Bush II Parry, An.
drew, Jones' use, Wln Foster, NcKee-and 30 IN
the second cabin and steeragr go asss
DElARTrHES.
LoSpoS-Shtp anpton-Leutensnt Edwin Larke.
wife anl.Cnild
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CITY COMMEKCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY Nov. 24-GP.M.
AsuEs saleabe and drm at sKo. for pots and &C.
for pearls.
BRKADsruMs.-The demand good for flour to-day,
and prices tending upwards. sales were made O
IA 600 bbls state Western 500 bbs Canadian aud
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r lNANCiAL AND COMMERC CiAL.
MONDAY, Nov. 24-6 p. M.
latement comnares "a follow

To days bank statement compares as follows
with that of last Monday
We.k e,,d5po Loans. SD cie. Cis'caln DEPOSITS.
Nov Is SlTS Ts6 6S3 80 $40 $40 991 16 uG6 d0i
Nov y I76 5s9s97 slio,7l6 9,s04 o2s 157 27S 663
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vxHAnCYAl..

CnALL CUnRxnOx DILI8.-CoRPOR ATI0ug AND
~ merceanss wtoktng 70 Issue esna currency 1ns wu
g furnished wA eanpaes and sapaiss ON s1eryssane
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NEW RESTAURANT.
IN AU PETIT vErOUR
No. las FULTON STREET near Broadway.
BEST BREAKFASfb
BEST LUNCHES,
BEST DINNERS,
BEST SUFFERS
BEST CAKES,
BEST PASTRY,
BEST LIQUORS,
Equal IN all respects 10 those at the
FAMOUS RESTAURANT
" E3oEPT ' PRpcEs. wiiIicH ARE MOST MODERATE.
This IL no exAgg rated stat. Inent.
CoxE AND So
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At C6 NASSAU srREET.--A. noNIGMAN. DIAMOND
n oroxcr, nascs liberal advances on Diamonds watches
JewcIy hc fnl, value his private oncc.
CO Nassau room No. up stairs. Business confd-n-
tia.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sl77 800 2so IS All o7s SOL o20 ,a2s sol
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VTyHO WOULD NOT GO 70 MAKE THEIR FORTUNE,

10s BowERY.-MADAME wID0ER CLATRvOYANT
100 and gifted Spanish lady unveils The mysteries Of
all diseases tells lucky numbers property lest
or stolen, &C.
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CD REwARD-LOST, IN FOURTEENTH STREET.
ID near Fifth avenue chased gold Bracelet The Under
win the above reward BY applying at 50 sevensh
avenue
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L,N0LIsH MUTTON, soLES AND ENGLISH HAM FOn
~ dinner today For sale, English Mutton, sses Var
mouth Bloaters, sprats, Enssh Cheese Bacon, Hams,
scotch Beef Hams, Lochnne Herring, &C. 7. RIcHARb
SON. Agent 66 Maiden lane, corner William street. Dun
lop's Ale In hne condition.
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CoUrnsRS BANK NOTES WANTED.

SVUfHHHN DfENh 4NUITso WANIEO
South Carolina. North Carolina Georgia. Alabama and
Tennessee Bank Notes bought at the highest market rates
MANNING DE FOREST
Beukess aud Brokers, 900 Broadway
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d q REwARD-Losr, ON THE 10TH INST, A HAIR
A Bracelet with gold clasp. with tine initials while
Tw enty streeto the hospital 1t the gift Of de-
ceased friend. Cali at lY Elizabeth street.
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OF REWARD-LOsT I'm GOING FROM ALLEl
@l street br adv and Eighth street. gold enamee
Sleeve Button The finder will receive the rewar
aud the thanks Of e by leaving the same at LUZ Fu
ton street, up stairs.
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LOAN OFFICES.

A DyANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES. siL
II Plate Re, the bought at their usmos
,aiuc ut go Broadway opposite the 81 Nicholas Hotel
Business strictly con1ep A Spanish, French and German
spoken. JOSEPH SOLOMON Commission Merchant 81
Broadway.
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@EA REwARD-LoSf OCT. %, OFF THE sLOQF
DCU Tnree Sisters. In collision with the steamer cry
o. Boston, of sands Point /. John1Mhal "a years of
ace san ~ compile xiou had on (iuernsev, trimmed wkh
blue nanlel aunel shirt had wastingtons monu
his right arm With letters j. NJ Any one brtag-
ing body City Island will receive the above reward
JOSHUA LAvINEBS City Island.
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furnished wa essasiss ana ssmssss on s1Sr.s:iss
ysrd raysr O.. Ashssrsphsrs ed kngsvsrs. russs
IT, zSCsssT ESAs SIX ZEE ossr BONDS
SO slO. 500 Si.uoo sad 5000
- sss 81 AZ SIis OF
interest ou these bo1ds At che rate Of six par
per annum payable let Of Nay and November gold whcn
q the present rate Of premum gold equivalent 70 per
They cheapest government security in the mar
most available o. ali The bonds o. The 60 srnmsn
ss and ps.iio.sn q sss people,
We keep them Tor s.is g facilitate inyssmen. In .hsm
and make them more socbe 70 the public and md every dol
immediate support q FISK rs kss,'EEnTsHs EaTSa,
desirable secars" IS VAN srss o.
Deposits received made loans nexoassA -
yVANrED.-ssoo FoR TRRx or YRARs, FOR
gent u 70 sndr oS q o.
pesons ; nssa isvsr Aasss 1nisp o
WAST.D.A coLLseIIos o. ykIrsS STATES STATES
SsRp wksSs q
01OO BOUNTY, soLDrERs' AND WIDOWS PEN.
sons-rss money groGarsS faS Ssc9so' no
Government Claim Agents. ilo Nassau ST.. room Ny
c9O OnO TO LoAN-Ar 8 PER CENT, ON I'M:
SSUUWv E:s;. !. 81, SIX = ,S%, ;aa.
Brooklyn in sums 70 suit sppSHSnnss xr !. w.r ...
%5O OOO wANrED-FoR TWO YEARS, AT SIX
"slss ss q
over 100 acres at Nswtown 3 Il wsrte 3 go S o
MUSICAL.
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EyPREssEs.

A BURNuAMis FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"a ing establishment, ll3 M,s Eleventh street. between
Ffh and SIKH avcnucs.-fIOusehOd furniture boxed and
shipped parts Of the world; covered wagons for
moving furniture " aud from the eounuy furniture
at
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TJENRY d. MINER, AuCTIoNEER. sALEsRooM 81
III Nassau street, opposite the Post onlcc.-MINER Il
SOMERVILIE VIII sell ut auction, Saturday March o. at
10 O'Clock at their sale room ~ Nassau street
OF whom II may concern containing nbort UO
Artists Gders aud Granr's Brushes comIrnr al9ncc
of stock Of Of the largest city importers stock co.
eiss all varieties Of the most desirable description and
all In perfect order aud will DO sold in lots TO suit pur.
chasers. without
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUTOBIOGRAPHY II.
III LEEDS co. Will sell at auction on Friday March
a. At 10 o'clock In the gallery the salesroom, Is Nassau
street, beautiful collection OF OIL Paintings and En-
cravings embracing Madonna, by Aonzo Cano Carlo Mar
ra,t school Of Guido two very antique and curious Pic
lures supposed TO be by Albert Durer; Painting OF War by
Luca Giordano, vasqnz. Tanfranco Andrea del Sarto
Commentaries on the Old and New Testanents by Saurn
IN five volmes together wi n he Works Of w. NJ Brown
Fielding Rugges Page, Bcaulioi, Talbot lie Monc Hale
Otter, Buterworth.
Also very Gnc Engravings Autographs.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DARTTAL DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES FROM THE
Ears noises In the head, Blindness Chronic Inlamma-
ton Granulaed Lids Dlmness and Weakness Sight and
ali Of the Eye and Ear successfully treated by Dr.
GRAVES 6Oy Broadway N T. Consultation free, personally
or by letter.
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TTENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTlONEER.
III SPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE, EVERY
ARTICLE OF WHICH Is GUAR.iNTEED tn EVERY
PARTICULAR

VIII sell at auction Friday 2st March. 1Oi. O'Clock
day, at the spacious marble stores, Nos 50l 5O
Broadway opposite the ST. Nicholas HOTEL where the
ture has been removed convenience Of sale the
highest quality having been admitted. Among
A RouI Co.,. r. W, Hutchines,. y. hcrier,
POTTER Stymus A. yrede II. Stoney Launt Kimbai j.
Mceks sons j. Dessor j. II. Better Co.. and others
being the best sale of Furniture got up
this city viz Ebony and ormou Cabinets and Classes
rosewood oiled black walnut rich Parlor Suits covered and
uncovered, in various styles; walnut inaid with marble
Bookcases do Eagercs eaboratey carved; Dressing Bu
rcaus In every style; Dining Room Furnitrc IN oak and
walnut Library do and black walnut fancy Chairs Secre
eares Bookcases Centre Tables, every stye all kinds OF
Bedroom Furniture Patent Reirscrators Dinner Sets,
Bronzes China and Glass Ware, ana almost every other
description the best Furniture in the city Can be
and examined until the days OF sale.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
RTIrICIAL TEETH.-wE CONTINUE TO EXTRACT
n teeth seconds without pain with our
fluid. No charge Tor temporary extracting
Teeth inserted without extracting the roots improved
atmospheric pressure plates. We invite all call and
anime specimens before going elsewhere We have
chemically pure choroform and ether which perfectly
harmless 10 take. Drs DURkIN 4 ROUSSEAU,
373 Canal street, opposite West Broadway
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLTNG.-CAUTION TO THE
N publcSince the Introduction Of the above
number Of cheap operators and quacks have advertised
under simnr spurious limitations, awarding their
miserable aciduaed compounds the yaua0le qualities my
artificial bone The only safeguard that the public
have against imposition Is 10 call $50 Broad
way where also be had the celebrated Cuan Den,fe
and Lotion the only harmless article known keeping the
teeth sound and white and the gums healthy.
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E II. LUDLOW AUCTIoNEER
~. HANDsOyE HOusEHOLD FURNITURE,
BRONSEs, LNGRAyINGS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
4. ii. LUDLOW & co.

Will sell at auction.
Wedne day, March 26 1852 IL clock at % West Twenty
street. between Ffta aud sixth the elegant
Furniture contained In sad house, consisting In OF
handsome carved rosewood Paror Suits In crimson san
and green brocate, satin Window Curtains Lace
Curtains rosewood Pianoforc octave by
dart rosewood Centre Ta6c. marble top ebony Cabinet
rosewood Quarete Table elegant bronze and marble Man,e
Clocks, &C.; Candcnbras mahogany Extension Table,
hogany Chairs, In morocco; rosewood French Bedsteads,
Dressing bureaus, Armo.re Gace, washsands marble
top; Wardrobes Couchcs Chairs, sc. Also number
Engravinss, Brussels and Velvet Carpets Mating,
&e together with ortment OF Kitchen and Laundry
Furniture with which the sale will Maps the
auctioneer's Office, No. Pine street.
JIDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.---sUPERB
II Household Furnture.By EDWARD SCHENCk.
on Saturday I'D inst at IL O'Clock, his esroos, o5
57 Broadway nlarse and elegant assortment Of rst
Household Furniture comprising Parlor Chamber LII
bary Dining Room Suits and other elegant Furniture
GEORGE COOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Vt Of superb Household Furniture to-day March II,
10Y O'clock at saeroon 4l Broadway OF the largest
stocks OF frat class Furniture offered at auction in this
city consisting OF Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining
Room Furniture suite; also Bookcases Bullets, Ex-
tension Tables and articles required 70 furnish
class house. Sale positive.
N. B-At IL O'Clock, superb grand action Pianororte.
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I AURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
De0', open .'.H; fssfSIsrns' f9STaM Commences .'7
VIII FIR Ps played
ssAAootAEETTHHYY; sAotETTHHYY;
'Esf = DAs%rHs NEW IRISH DAxaz. DDAAx1ssEr O. D4r
|||EZ I'LL ~ :: T.. :. ||I| |||I| ISL
PEEP o. DAY-PEEr o. DAY-pEEp oDAY.
NEW AND cHxR%aTERiIss T5 Is ypresssp;sd With ,s
EEsEES 4HSLEaSH1
CAST OF PECULIAR ANo nS POSITIVE STRENGTH
.,,p. ypr>,, Embracing
ns~ The cclies" ;a' fawn riaa.j MARY KELLY
".A A.l''" irne BAN a. c.on.hcy NELLY BRADY
zsrrnn STRENGTH Hf9JygesTi;ssiS1'is Jg TsSS
SYNOPSIS or ssssHHq HsF 1aS }sgBss4s
slosAA1 TORCH AND sASr sHETIso sikSn OF ruE PEEP
AN 's'E4 a2E44js9 3js S9fE fEss 55ss .ss,,,,.,
uoruI4 H'sss S CHILD 5aSa sSi sf5
THE SHAN VAN voGHr. IRISH co0RrsHIf'
@ CHARACTERISTIC rApLE1H ~ 1R1sa JIG.
Realizing gAcos siaM4 MTfd Picture
AN EXHIBITION or AIT cts SECOND &c NsScr
Tf sh4Sl4sS ha4ASSA4HTi ySD ssFSzFs5s 5sAlEHooD.
NARY Th pEATM EAn.l lSES0LyED SaTED on
ACQUIRING 1HE aItHAsHr SSSHSSL SSDss D1rr1cu1r1zs
4ds RngSkkS ESkfSYiSS4 ssS Sas MAIL
,r,s,g9g sEEfs II ThH VALLEY
STARTLING DESCENT
BAN .cAoiNrHE .
8 BLACK 1a'' VALLEY. al -i
THE xAcARrHrs Art AskEsT ER!H1 oS THE CHARGE OF
,,. .-N.'DA A COURT MARTIAL.
THE SSF HS ,ss HE no0.
-ur - v.~u snsnnsT TgE vEEbfdr OF GUILTY.
THE DEATH cATTAES sfsafS0F FsEr o, DAY
PEEP rSSS g 'IS $4S e BOYS
DEzHGT5ST n5RTo3sE * TIE RErE1EEb ExsEEh1Ss
hviDksSEo TWo u new THE wIEAsssEs9 sAH SA9ISrHE'
DISCOVERY KspSF g TgEoiI1sfSS TgE IkTS SISTERS.
Boz occ open daily Seats may be secured in advance.
EsfSsF sFat1TSSrio HzHSHSii HsssH assHyi4 Fl 1862
zS4ss s. .ss$$E$#H$; Coz
Brown. Jesse A. Buddsk NJ. Rapp, A. Conrsy, Cap
OF G " Fan WILL APPEAR
Together with the follow ing volunteers
JULIAN KENT, Gown and Conversalionalist,
g. SHAkP, from Charni's Circus Havana, Cuba,
SAN LONG, Clown and Comic Singer
A. JONES Premier vaulter from Dan Rices great Show
FERDISAND AND THEODORE TOURNkIRE,
And wM. NAYLOR, the Dashing Hurdle Rider
Let those who wish assist the purchase Tickets Of
the Committee, at the Box Oaice Of the Theatre.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n The world famed Professors Of the Magic Art,
TIE LUBIN BROTHERS,
| THU LUBIN BROTHERS.,
will shortly appear In q series OF their grand
| S0IkEES MAGIQUES,
the vast stage OF the Academy being transformed into
| magnificent
| CAGLIOSTROMANTHEUM;
LUBIN!AN CABALfSrIC BOUDOIR.
Full particulars in future advertisements.
| GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
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AMUsEMENTs.
e-~~~~--~-~- 49,
"ALLAOK,a

~ 1e.Ny~
kltran,es in Broadway srd Thirt enh street
NOTICE On AND af,as 81 n Ssn saa seg az hsfp St
a. aA' past se'ei ano the perfoances 70 commence
n, Gu, SECOND NIGHT HERE
VI sheridan knowles pOpia pay, c1 vas rr.e,ed nv
sowaed a1d enee ON Monday lasi With sudden and mn a
9.rsts Of apPAgsf aud the n iEal ss called
nre % the cirtain dhrng the progress at the
rms EVENING
MN. iRlDAf
% ps repeaie he sta asd comedy five Ivy sheri-
eah,sd ,,,. N'
Y WIN h-ts Che following anasua y strong cast
.....,,.................M Mr. Lester Walack
n,s,a y il,sm x rondoye Mr. Marx smith
Irleworth friend to Mr. Reyn Ids
BroNne
Lash, wildrakes groom Nh Psrsoe
copstance, dars 10 Sir william M s. .qisy Hoey
LIN G" "'een Miss Mary Cannon
AIae la '''''.''..'',, s. uresn
Misses iiini.r Sci emm ana La Forrss
The 3 emery, By ISHERwoOD, VIII consist Of
Room a Sir Wa %ow
Sresns bouiir-Grani saloon and Hall Reception at the
The Incidental Music, composed by r. sroEPEL
"i'n FURNITURE and Appointments by Mr.. TlMONEY
S,TURDAr.--TnR WAY TO Get MARRIED which was
rseslycd BY fun fashionable and deii.hied audience ON
10 rsd"y with srea, laughter and appreciation w
THE THE jnaEods HElE AE VIZ kAY US
WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS As THEY ARE
r ao9ye Comedies are IN III active state
boxes an PArquet Orchestra Stalls
- . .. :. :. -.
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DR. @. A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
IL SurpassnS all others in beauty. comfort and natural
appearance Whole sets s. to $40 Teeth extracted without
pain. Filling 10. to ST. Work warranted. Dental
10 Bond street. New York, and III Arch street Philadelphia
HAVING HAD ONE TOOTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
III feeling any pain, whatever by DE- j. JAL NILLEES,
155 Grand street. blocks from Broadway chee 1ulN
this 10 those Wishing the services
of a sAiliul dentlsh MARY JANE BIGEL0W Yorkville,
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RrIrIcIAL TEETH. OF THE MOST BEAuTIFuI.

n kind are still being inserted BY j. O. KENNEDY Den.
tst No 1856 Bowcry three doors below Spring az his
unusually prices These ccth guarantee give per-
satislaction inserted without pan and With
the slightest Inconvenience. Whole sets, gold from
S25 silver from $40. Partial gold from ~
each tooth, on silver from 81.
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NONSTABLES SALES. 4 J. BOGART, AUCTION
~ eer-Thursday March 20 at lUx oc,ck al $50
wch street the conns OF Liquor Store CONSUMING Of
Stand Casks Counters, Beer Pump. Sesar Case Looking
Glass, Fixtures, &c. HENRY WEST. Constable
The above sale is postponed Tueslal March 25
che time and place. HENRY WEST, Constable. II
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THE METROPOLITAN THEATRE, BUFFALO WILL VIII
on N about the ist OF May Ladies and gentlemen wish
inc cn inenis Cor the sping AMI snson WI AZ
ry n,inedhte TO H. 4. MECH, II Pine street y. L.
room II NJ B.-Frst class su.rs treated with hberauy
SlpSEY SMITH, STAGE hsasesr' .
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TJENRY b. HERTS AUCTIONEER
III ASSIGNEE SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FUR
NIrIRE

HENRY B. HERTS. JR.. AUCTIONEER.
IL SnERIFF'S SALE OF LUMBER, &c.
HENRY WOOD co. will sell, on Thursday, March Is,
At O'clock at the foot Of Gansevoor street. North river,
about O0O0 feet Virginia White Oak and Pitch Lumber
JAS LYNCH, Sheriff.
B-The above sale is adjourned until Monday, March ~
at the same time and place. BY order,'
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CI.OTHIN0.

At AT, AT THE OLD STAND LADIES AND GENTS
IA obtain from 81 SIS for Silk from 81
S.3 FOR Coats from $s to 81 for Pants Also Carps Purni
Jewcly &C. by post punctualy attended to by
EZEKIELS 1874 Seventh avenue between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets Ladies attended by Mrs. e. No
necon with any other house.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

NJ MERWIN, AUCTlONEER.
IA. by BANGS, MERNIN CO., Irving Buildings 604
and 59j Broadway.
FRIDAY EVENING March a.
A - clock.
PRIEAi's LiBRARi-Of valuable Standard Works. In
GLIDING any oice Books and large variety of
Miscellaneous Lite rature, &C.
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ITOOLEY'S MINSrRELS,
IL ESQ BROADWAY, opposite Bond street.
HUNTING PRIMA DONNA-sIAMEsE TMIHSs
HEROES OF PORT DONELSON-BARBARY ALLEN.
BOEHM FLUTE SOL0-PLANTATION SCENES, Dr.. =.
Tire great artists, FOX. GRIFFIN, REED. HOWARD.
REEVES, MELyILLE; MaNALLY. HAYES. H00L1H.
Doors open 81 halfpas si1,o ss " o'ciock.
Tickets rs cents.
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ % NASSAU STREET; BETWEEN FULTON AND
JOHN STREETS-CHArTEL MOkTGAGE SALE OF
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PAkLOR AND BEDROOM FUR
NITURE, CARPETS &c.
BY of chael mortgage, will by
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, auctioneer, Saturday I'D, 10y
O'Clock, at ~ Nassau Suit
sisting Of two Sofas four side Chairs Arm Chair
crimson satin broatei with slip covers quantity OF other
Household Furniture, Carpets,
NJ. UALtORAN Attorney for Mortrapee
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

nEBUT OF MASTER DUDLEY WALLER, THE
~ Young Orator, only six years of age a, Dodworth.
Hail. Broadway Friday evening, March 2l ls62 lie wh
his teacher j. b. Brown Professor OF Eocu-
tion. Tickets Soc. To commence mt O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

VlAVI I'D ID. EUAN, AUIIIUNEEH WIFI SEIIL THIS
~ day at 435 Canal at O'Clock, the Furniture
house. removed from Twenty sixth street. CONSISTING OF
Caneseat, Rocking ant Harloth Chairs; Bedstcads B-
reaus Ceure, Extens agd Dining Tables; Sofas Hall
Stands, Shaving Stands, Cspes Olcoths Mats, Rugs,
Stoves Cornces, Looking Glasses Barbcr's Chairs &C.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02
Neutrality with a Vengeance.

Our readers will remember that several
months ago the English government pro.
hibted the sale Of arms or munitions of
war to this government, and compelled Sc
veral vessels about to set sail to discharge
their cargoes already paid for. This pro.
voiced some surprise, but it is fact patent
to everybody that ever since that time
British, and so-called confederate vessels.
have repeatedly sailed either direct for con-
tolerate ports, with military stores, or have
gone to Nassau, N. p, where their carcoes
would be shipped on board rebel crafts
The trade carried on this way is immense
and is done with the full consent Of the
British government. Thus from the oath
to the both of May, eight steamers loaded
with valuable stores for the rebels cleared
from England for Nassau. Seven other
steamers similarly loaded were at Nassau
and seven more were daily expected. Some
OF these steamers carry heavy ornaments
and the whole feet was expected to sail to
gether for rebel ports.
Here is an illustration of British neu
trallty, and Of such an offensive characte,
that we can scarcely see how our govern
Inent can refuse to mada it a matter O
state. So far from endeavoring to keep OF
terms Of amity with this government Eng
land seems to be hunting for pretexts 70,
quarrel.