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NosxIs wiLZixs, huctionss.
J. Ii, LII Low IL CO.

]. II. DRIPEp. Aucionooy.
DY SIMEON DRAPER--Otice No. 80 Pine
ID NY. TRUST and DIVISION SALE o. valsaess
REAL ESTATE, WEDNESDAY. April 0. 1884 a Y osiecxs
at the H.IeasHis Jchsngs ss~sreom, No III BrssdWeJ
40 CEOiCE BUILDING LOTS,
As follows
aIets ro-th.wr,t corner Of 1thst and sdsv
: Lots northeast corner Of sih-st. and Ah-sv
~ I.5.s north side tD,h st. oct. ID and tth ava
~ I4ci. north side OF 7,ihs, bet. 81 and 9Th avs
Commencing 100 feet from ALav, all sdloislne xs
Lois viii s- sod under III. decree OF the speesa Ivrss,
whos psove aud tie title must DO perfected on OF eesots
the so,h d.Y Of April st o'clock In the afternoon
The Of ..c, ch viii BE liberal wiz be snaeuness
A. tho tune Q! sale One hall Of the purchase money nsy -
main on mortssg- OF per eeat per sunnm-
Fer further Of properly sPPF " =
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At PEYTON & JOHNSTON~
"A QNte W: n PEYToNl,
No. IA Bcwery, near HoustonS
CONTINUATION OF orr GREAT SALE OF
SILKS.
on MONDAY, MARCH TO- 1884.
We win otter several large invoices Of cheap sins psrol,sed
tho large suction sale, Of Thursday and Friday slshse
d the cost Of importation
SILKS, SILKS. SILKS
SMALL NEAT CHECK SILKS. only Sc yard
SOLID CMEG4 SILKS, very vide, only -. yard,
sHAf R flA PLsb sf sns f'SS aud s irS'
STRIPED sLAs very wide, slightly damaged. al is~ than
half iAs sound value
BLACK SILKS, a, Ca, g. Cd, to 81,
HEAVY ncH LUsrER, BLACK siLks.
.sp,r e.ut Ice, ,han pr..en, v.ias.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN SILKS,
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS
'"Hh''' ''''''' .Sr 81 s' p . and sis.,
PLAIN SILKS al tn. fashionable solor ssrp, - 81 -
Ladies vii ind the piice. Of s,r SILKS - 20 - Pc ssn,
lower usan Broadway stores
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GooDA
We have great bargain. to sasI TIL. rssk.
Sth 4 R4n r .oi sS&sS i .s I'd.
PLAIN fOPLlNs al color, at Ia Cd. ard ..
bSttH R%SE5S ' foyiss ID 50 s'N
BLACK and WHITE POPLIN5 at sse. and ooe
ALPACAs, ALPACLs. ALPACAs.
nasn.a eDt iock " lLcss fi0nsbIe drs- fsbss In o.
S$&s %SiifS .ssstSssn ahd%s. TAN, ORES
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
In rrss. VARSITY vssy shssP.
= lIAo.
suAwLs. sHAwLs. sHAwLs
large sssortment Of
zEPHYr AND BERLiS WOOL TISSUE. GRENADIHE,
CHALLIf CASHMERE. STELLA, AND
BROCHE shA"Ls,
q tas isssA AyIss imported.
CLOAks AND xAkT1LLA8
OUR STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE
ush Al tia eksifs dsssss intended fs the a svs
erlebrstsd Manufactures
yREscH, BRITISH, BELoIiN md AurRICAA
CLOTHb and MELONS at every pho.
from o. - to e1s.
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs
q. h1 most sssllsnsbs soors and styles Prices sSnmesss
q. 81 aud Up 10 81 30.
LADIES' viii fad stok OF the largest snd MOTT seoe,
Ia th. city ths branch OF business unds TIE super
,li,a Of
Nj WILLIAM JOHNSTON Asi. Of No. 7i& Bo~ery.
WHO has been established In the bo~sry In e UAbfsa sad
Parssel trade for spraIs Of twenty yetrL
PKYlOS JOHNSTON
Gale w. X. PEIrOF)
ne. IA Bowsry near Houston It.
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NORSETS AND SKIRTS.-Mrs. ELGER has
~ tic sud chs apeU sni in the city Nice citing
Cor.rts fror shape g<s best reel,, our own make
rs,a Also Wcrry. TAD. nsdv Iaiert Corse's Misses
Coc.-, v.d, sterls bn,;s &C. Ne N. B.-Crochc and
p--di-ror. .yis hiins, rufu.-, reel end imn alton
se. for de-. trimming. and uBdersamsns Ladies and
Cidr.I pain hem stitched aud -nofoJsfod hso
ysry cheap No. $50 aud Broadway sh' east side
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A. N. hyFwU. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d. Co., Irving Bald
I'D ing- nos J94 and 536 broadway Sales y Beos', s,s
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
March %, "a, and 70, q: Z o'clock
SUPERB ENGLISH BOOkS-Compr.ng . variety, NOS
10 BE- met with eewhsrc OF Choice Curious Interesting tae
Nauas Boos AsnJ of tsm exceedingly seerse and Al
of the best ed lions mostly IN lno badiEss Also oap~sdvo
and elegantly ILLUSTRATED WORKS, Sc., &c For pss-
ieulsrs Catalogue. and the Books now on exhibition
DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 800
ID gwsy nearly opposite g. Nicholas Hotel GEO LA
WIZ AaCsieuesT o. J. K. Ceo,sv CoDsrBmeots sohcs<
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1881 q B0EAM ,YAGHCU
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UEgWGT YuA1 H8OY WHE
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kidnapping British Subjects
in New York.
The Great Naval Battle Between the
Germans and Danes.
Domestic and Court Differences
i'm England.
Jem Mace Looking Out for Joe
Coburn,
6sc., &C., 30.

.he nman steamship City OF Limerick, Captain Jones,
from Queenstown on Of May reached this port
early yesterday morning.
The scres steamship Westminster, Capt Glover, which
f Liverpool the 10th and Queenstown the 18th Of
Nay arrived at tnis port early yesterday morning.
The two vessels landed thousand hundred and
forty six passengers.
The mails OF the ASIA with European files and
respondence TO the l4h OF May, reached this city from
Boston yesterday morning.
The Cork reporter Of the 18th OF May speaking Of the
tnued dow Of Irish emigration America, says there
theu in that city thousand persons entered
sa in the Ipman steamers and before OF that number
can be sent there will be vast increase by other
In Liverpool and Queenstown and the receipt Of advces
Of fares paid America When is considered that this
company dispatches three every fortnight
she Cunard Companys boats depart weekly, and that the
emigration continued during the whole OF the past winter
although previously it ceased during the ungenia
weather notion may be formed OF magnitude Of
she tide which is rolling from the shores Of Ireland
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The Campaign In virgtnia-Generals
sigeI and Butler.


In our recent exposition Of the almost universal failure
OF civilian commanders 10 this war, we reserved judg
ment upon Major General S2e and Major General Butler
preerrug 10 await the issues OF the important enterprise
In which they were then engaged The results have now
been developed. They OF q character TO round OF
completely demonstration that oil OF commander
nlthcsn a recudr MILITARY edsFston, are incapable
MAJOR General siae had the advantage OF some military
experience Europe, but OF thorough scientific edu
cation. The sk evinced by him in managing certain
country a high idea OF his military aptitude
He Was transferred TO Virginia, and served In
the Pope campaign but IL was soon shown that
he was not equal 70 the responsibility put upon him
clear that there lack IN sgel OF the concentration
Of purpose and hs aggreesveo demanded By the
tuncture This occasioned bis being Withdrawn from
active command. To crafty his German countrymen,
we suppose be was given another trial N the present
junction with Crook break up the Virginia and East TeD
neeeee Railroad, and possible. seize and hold Lynch
burg. But In The early stage OF his movement he was
suddenly sot upon by BsecKinridee, beaten, and
PEELED 70 Retreat He - decidedly failed In his enter
prise THAI Major General Hunter a despatched
70 supessede Him We have nov heard the last Of sse
% high commander In thh var.
Major General BUsos was entrusted with major gen.
sraeb The earliest persod Of the war and sustained
before Ban run The battle Of Great Bethel, however,
was hardly tcst a his reel eenssashp, ~ he not
personally pr0cnl Tbas battle vas planned by Major
Wipthrop, ~ proved By private memorandum Of the
bissSsn Of certain eolonss Bat Major General Butler,
perhaps Justly, had 70 assume The responsibility OF H.
and hh public service Afterwards was mainly confined
adminmtrnve duties until bic present expedition ~ tho
south a RichmonA The special designs o. which
were 70 destroy The Petersburg Railroad con.
pccsicn, 10 prevent Beauregrd from reinforcing
Lee, and 10 tkreaten Petersburg and Richmond The
movement took aha saemv soSsxhat by sunrise. and
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regge.cns services BY promoting him to the rank Of
While fared IN This manner With the swarzeubers,
the kadetzky did hor bess 20 draw or the Asenton
70 attend esheg business until tbsy should have
socceeded In esmpssteiy disabling tbs 6chwarzenbeg
However, before the conclusion Of the engagement, the
Rsdezky vas struck BY twenty eight mostly her
port SIDE young naval cadet who directed the re OF
her Two rined cannon the quarter deck severely
wounded 10 the early part OF the engagement, and died
OF ms wounds yesterday morning ~ eleven Tho shell
which fractured tho thigh of the young officer passed
clean between the legs . seaman, who hanlinR
back his TO recharga H. In spite OF his desperate
wound the brave young fellow cheered his men while
he lay himself IN agony on the deck.
The gamers OF the Radetzky showed great coolness
throughout. and than recharsed their guns
entered en- chamber leading TO the captains cabin
ana curiousiy enough, smashed 10 atoms portrait OF
field Marshal Radetsky, which, was hanging on the
walls second shot made great havoc with the fnrni
ture m the captains cabin shol burst In tho cham
ber where tho ships papers kept, setting Ee TO
loss OF tho Radstsky amounted Eve killed and thirty
wounded.
The Adler and the Blitz, owing to the long range II
their guns sustained loss, all the Danish shot failing
short OF their mark.
The engagement, which commenced few minutes
before two 7. H., was over by four z. VI.
From tho London Times, May a..
In the account OF the naval engagement or Hegoand
which published in impression OF yesterday .he
name OF the Baslisk, the third prussian gnooa which
took part In the Affair, accidentally emitted. The
Basiisk is sister boat TO the Adler and Bt2 and while
she supposed TO have inflicted considerable injury
the enemy herself not struck by single shot, owing
TO the long range of her red With OF her
gins on the port side she fred eighteen shots with tho
other thirty.
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coroners, fnaues,s.

FATAL CAsuALuEs.-Coroner Collin yesterday held an
inquest at No SIS East Sixteenth street. the body
Michael Burns, laborer, who's death OF
injuries received by accidentally falling down fight OF
stairs OF Twenty third and THIRD avenue
where he employed. Deceased thirty five years
OF age and a native Of Ireland.
John Connor boy eight years Of age died at the resi-
dence Of his parents No 1854 Eleventh avenue his skull
having been fractured by accidentally falling from q
third story window the sidewalk. The Coroner was
notified TO hold inquest.
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III England and France are going 10 attack use again
we WI take care TO be IN position TO carry on
against the commerce of England, the same way
the Conederaie, are carrying on war against the
ee cnd, ,gha still more impoytont hev SIN aer cre4o,
70 America, No doubt 10Th the mt ncn Of pstsnc those
cre,os into N. -,rfes vessels that could be oLidtned
both on the Ananisc and TIE Paofc side IN ordey
ma they m,es be employed against (Hear
newspapers have often pointed 10 the yuuerabtv on Eng
land 10 consequence OF the state OF the law as estab
ished oy ourselves IN the case OF there Hear
near we nave, IN truth, set most pcrous example
the effects n which believe will be felt in our Forsgn
once IN negotiations with Brazil or the weakest Power
we could have transactions with. such has been the
suit OF building three or four swift sailing yesses are
We 10 be told that England is so much clev.
erer than America in mechanics thai shc can
build ships which America cannot Read the report
laid on the table by Mr.. Whnworth when be went
TO America ten years ago TO inquire nto lis
resources. Nobody who knows the aptitude OF tho
American people for mechanical discoveries will lay
claim 10 any superiority On our part 10 you wan,
nor for trade--a vessel that can run away from
anything or catch anything America can produce
e. Americssome Nv eu,y yesrsaso they were rupnips
steamers on their rivers a the rate Of eighteen miles
an hour--s thing unheArd OF elsewhere The Ameri
cans have never done much 10 the way OF ocean
ers their speciality Is their rivers and lakes, where
we ind the swtest vessels Ia the world But is sup
sure In Of var, 70 nnd their cruisers Per
hps nothing more diicu, not 70 say impossible, than
so nos EMP 90 NJ ocean ate, she has
weeks Trying T. nnd : neet Of 500 sail going
from Francs 70 Egypt You may hnd q ves-
sol 10 hasbos just a. Nelson found the French feet
in the Nile; but even n you should find an American
cruiser M barber. BY your own rules you must
allow her 10 escape, because you say she must have
start OF twenty -four hours (Bear bear appears
70 me 90 the whole, that the only thing remaining
that you can do 20 concats The American people
Ter the cruel tosss hey hare uWdn-gows at tosw
hdnds % sny tas henceffA 0iu denS hospitality %
ws ha hou been bnfu - yoSw psrfs, n hscs ciandes
tnety isn povt, Nat A3u been SaRned 1md ovr'ed
from sov pern, becase convinced Aaf 20 alloU
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NINE. GApCrA, THE MOTHER or NINE. MALIBRAN.
The Brussels journals OF May IL announce the death.jn
that CITY, OF MDe Garcia the widow Of Manuel Garcia
the founder OF the greatest scnoo Of sRgng the modern
day. she was the mother OF Nine. Maibran. Nine Pau
line Garcia and H. Garcs the professor OF singing, now
settled in London.
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The Prize Ring.

JsM MACE LOOKING our FOR JOE CoBURN.
From Bells Life in London, May II.
We yet In the dark 10 any further PROCESS
with this match. Maces friends all agog for the
rival OF the American hero and some disappointment Is
expressed that nothing has been heard from Joe during
the last week. We trust however, the next mail will
either bring him in proprd puDne, or some agent to
arrange matters his behalf
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ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMSHIP CHAMPION.
News from the Central American Re-
pnblics, Ecuador and Colombia.
A AIRS IN PAN M A.
TRAVEL TO AND FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
&C., DO, DO.

By arrival at this port yesterday OF tho steamship
Champion, Captain A. G. Jones, from Aspnwall the.
18th inst, we have from the Pacific which viii
be found detailed the letter Of our Panama corres
pondent.
The British West India mail steamer had arrived a.
Aspiuwa from Nicaragua, with dates to the 16th.
The bar at Geytown has about four feet Of water but 10
too except for boats Among the passengers by
the British Mr. cambridge, commissioner Of
the old Nicaragua Transit Company.
conrac, had been entered into between the govern
ment of Nicaragua and Commanders Bedford, Cappertons
Keveyn and Pm, Royal Navy, for the building Of an in
teroceapc railroad from Monkey Point the Atlantic to
Corrino Gulf OF Fonseca the Pacific, passing along
the northern side of Lake Nicaragua crossing the Tpi
tapa, Pana Iajs, along Lake Nicaragua, TO Leons
concession for fifty years. and large tracts OF land
granted also, with certain privileges.
Iha following Il the lisf ne Qhannnion.-
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DAwLRY's CAMP AND FIREsIDR LIBRARY
~ No T.
INCIDENTS
CAMP LIFE

AMERICAN
Being
Events which have .S,usyy ,s,saspired durios the
The Snake Hunters Western Virginia or The Moccasls
an Exciting Incident Of ricSet leow the RcSes Ike
o. ss Battles &c The BE-
tho Dary Of csss s. Tel
se%a.; s or The PeSsseuon Of . Union Man 10 Ton
Tsns c os ses ' Pape ' % Shelter sss
&. ssssos 8 ss
~ Union Soldiers Iarnside he Fisherman
s Fire, % s syfS Ys"r cad
ySs;;
IKE Your. Choice Madsme.-x Remsrtabc Esc.pe-A
Mass.na Colonel c;Gs'
Union Men.cafornls Joe at bis ort The Wrong Way
on q Il. sns TSs On
sn% D Spa "a usn NE e.
lsmsbag Baile1Clearins the Battle Field after An In.
sp 7sS New York Recruit II
sa,h TIM n so1 Dru%%cr Boy q
M.re!shead-A Camp Of Females q :lars No ao1who
Isssn.Tas DYING soldier SURG EaSash1 E.s!sns.ss-
Heariessuess Of Surgeon. &c.
These books sold BY booksellers and news agents
throushoa the country Proc Is cens; mailed. post paid.
on receipt OF price.
t. r.
Nos Is and 10 Park row.
N B.-Ncsrly 100 per cent allowed 10 agents.
IN PREss-BxcELsroR MUSIC BooK ron VIOLIN.
Cute or ari IN, my Love Is on me Battle Field FOR
od Flag the Best" each Is cents. italian and silk Violin
Strings IS cents mailed pnpp,cu n,rvr %.
TT you WANT ro KNOW WHY CHILDREN ERE.
NON SENSE cSrIoas bct for curious people and good
book for every one Contents tables free. al SINCLAIR
ycsey street. or OF the author Dr. X. d. FOOTE ll0
MO CROPPING IN THE DARk.-rHE MIND BIZ
IN comes uncoudcd aud clear the day after
medical work Human Trsy Il porrays ,hs cause,
that frequently lead e unhappy marriages and contains In
diseases ~ their various forms and saGs
dougal street New York.
WE ARE PuBLIsHIN0 a spLENDID STEEL
ra sey .ns e comp ps .sn
free by mail very liberal discount the trade Evcrv
Ssr ~: ys HENRY uITE
MAN, Chi ago, Agent for the West
Messrs Henry Chute 4 Co, No 3 rryoa row. have rav
orcd Us with copy Of yer, hnc portrait Of the late Arch
f sss HTS s iIsyss * !ss !. row pss
among The admirers sss q ,ss ~
steel enssvns Of Archbshog Hughes published by II
Sse rsc New ys s ~ ar
aud will meet 8 ready Ks sale s.,r,,o,,., p.s.,
Henry Chute No Tryon row has publ shcd steel plato
portrait OF the late Archbishop Hughes taken Brsdys
Imperial y = ho best TIA. has yet been issued
mate friends OF the late Archbishop true
likeness.
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HSffss a SH4ss rs s*$:R$4E 49,, .,
EVERY s sIGHE It At s s oGESSk
E EIsTEssTa w wssk
o. rue 1sas e. T WON
THE MOST E TsNMsr AMP nEIGhTruL ENTER
Positively tho last week OF the solemn and imposing scenes
i Tma osssaurEs or ITS GRACE ARCHBISHOP
s Inc The X ss
ysf i.s
saS'ssd sapsrs View; 2, s ~1as ~ '
blessing his people from tho balcony o. g. Peter.
5 s .s VIII e Ne roys 81 f' %onsS
and the nhsr numoeress attractions Of thus Fairy Realm
sisH sShST lsz X ssSaSSF Ss5 4a5n!rroryas
s%csss
wSs .SS saa sss o%s en
-" wv ~" rRMpLE or ART
s.sss 81, Eys j ssas
M one q shs most Ssaan ana merosioos exho'o'
''' >''' y "' r. B. McHEos. Manager
Nsw Yong Feb .. 1864
II .. s M.s,.s, e. gs 8. s,.r.o.coo,,coo
AZ Hope Chapei US broadway
DEAR sm-i Cannot reIraln rom expressing ho unpouna
superb exhibition last night had heard much about
praises satr coafess st totally unprepared
For the spendd combination OF arsc there
veaied astOnished dell; observation YOU
'r- Eve the rasv 0odiva Ssbrina he.Nymph OF th
severn. lac rTa wLlspsf Of L6ys .sns
and morning. aud Months exquisite 90cp - s"sIvw
Dream OF JOY wcrs each worthy OF long Journey
Brs when IN addition TO these you showed the palaces
inc enpes the grand and the beauteous valleys
o. all the world AMI conured before the spirits
that rove tho realms OF ar constrained express my
pleasure In prolonged aud vehement applause heartily join
w not 400 I'm
compclied 10 select spacious Hone
pelf hccep, my behalf well the public al
large unhoundsd thanks Tor this reaned euchaat
Ing ENTERTAINMENT for such must he esteemed every
INDEPEnDENT CRITIC.
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A CADEMY or MUSIC
N ARlON voc Al so GETTY.
GRAND FANCY DRESS BAl.tl FEBRUARY n. 1854
Drivcrs will drive irving piaca from Fourteenth street.
their horses heads towards Fifteenth street The rule
viii Apply TO carriages taking guests fran In ball,
THE COMMITTEE OF ARRAN akMRNTS.
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WAN AMBURGH co g MEN AaERrE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
HYATT FROST Manager
$50 aud 5al BROADWAY
Between Prince and Spriug streeis
Open from 10 A. tol0P M. Admission rs cents
THIRTEEkTH WEEK
unprecedented OF this mammoth Geological
terprse which Ia uncQualled by any exhibition OF
LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
either In Europe America varied collection
before offered for public inspection
try Even the far famed Geological Gardens OF London Paris
Berlin o Anwerpt boast of great variety OF
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS
As those aimed In the Managero OF Van Amburgh Co
The immense resources and superior knowledge aud
pcricnce Of
THE GREAT VAN AMBUR0H HIMSELF
have called INTO requisiiion To pr ,duce this
EXCELSfOR EXHIBITION.
and confidently asserts That tho whole world pro
duce i,s equal Tine patience and perseverencc and n
indontabie energy combined with thorough Knowledge
OF the habits Of various animals aud amount
OF capital Indispensable prerequisites for producing such
array of living specimens for The study OF naturasta
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EvgRy DAY.
with Elephants Ponies Moukeys, Mules, lLous Tigers.
Lcopards 40
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N1w B0wERv THEATRE
IN Sole Proprietor .................Mr j. W. Lducard
The public respectfully Informed thai
has been entered into with the eminent American rage
dian.
MR.. r EDDY
for anited period Due notice will he gscn OF hls arst
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CONSULT wATSON'S "CAU8E AND CURE ON TIL e
~ organs their formation functions and diseases
illustrated throughout by anatomical plates and drawings
ture Of his complaint aud the mode OF cure really prac
cal and useful publication cay IN hose who have de-
bAted themselves by early other csusea
Price 81 Sold by MILLER co. Post Office. 22lk Broad
way. and by the author. W. WATSON NJ. D.. GO Broad
ncxt block above the Metropolitan Hotel Consulta.
ions IN A. M. to O.. L. NJ.
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TIC PHYSICIANS.-A KAKE OPPORTUNITY NOW
offers at Cossacke Landing twenty two miles below
Albany for physician DESTROYS OF establishing hmscf ct
very extensive aud lucrative practice For par.
tcunis address Dir. r. 7. CaikiDs Coxsackie NJ r.
GO OOO "A WE'LL ESTABLISHED DAILY PA.
DO.UUU. per with good advertising patronage. and
lob Office attached offered for saleon account OF Ill
health oprietorn city IN this State OF $1,000 in
habtants. To practical man or mcn this 10 good
chance Terms easy Address q, Farmer Little Co.,
typo founders c. aud 65 Bcekman street New York
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WINTER GARDEN.
w TO nigh, aad every night
NIX AND MRS w. r. FLORENCE

AMV6EMENTS
WtErER aARDEn
MR AND MRS W. j. FLORENCE
TIE rpoKEr 81 LEAVE MAN
The LONDON TIMES. la speaking OF THE great moral
diana meotIons fact 70 which the provincial prcss
clerk who had aSscosded Prom Iaverpooi with o. 500
the property Of his employers, and after visiting 10y
arrived at Brmtngham about I'VE O'Clock ana e.'es
taking went 10 the theatre, 10 while
hour AS happened. tho piece winch was oo'ns
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN. -
the guilty 10 have drawn moral from tue
for when tho which the Interview
between Hawkshaw the detective aud the Ticket o. Losvo
Man place, Parker the clerk affected tsA
81 500 hack 10 his employers
Oil the prophetic vision Of Shakespeare.
II have heard
That guilty creatures sitting nj play
Have by the very cunning OF the scene,
Been struck 40 10 the soul. that presently =,
They have proclaimed their maetict,ons, -.
Hamlet, "a ACT.
Doors open At OK to commence a7% Carriages may 10
ordered al i0k.
i EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATUkDAH.
THURSDAY. FEB III. 1854 o.,.n,.u
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Doors will be opened At ~ the curtain S DC r1.Sea
Boz onlcc during The day al 693 Broadway.