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AmUsEmENTs.

IA BENEFIT ql4ES Ss n.6 or ,ssAsrsxx
aud arst appearance q
from her s.j'sy " Ihs. .S' i issass
fiDEi.io '''''
Grand Opera, IN three acts By 4 Won Beethoven.
give chorus he hrss q.
Getty have kindly volunteered 10 assist
Conductor. -, Car BergmsnA
Tickets TO be had at the Academy OF Music and
schirmer's 7Oi Broatwsy
day subscription night The remaining
nights Of THIS season will be for the sole benefit Of The an
lists subscription tickets will be good however. for tho
next
NEW BowEey THEATRE
SECOND WEEK OF THE
MISS KATE g PTsHRn WESTERN STAR
Th1e sors r Se pss m ns has been s
startling eauesiansn and artistic bearing IN The charse
MAzEpPA
while AscENDING and DESCENDING @ and from ,hs
Flight AROUND TIT TEoSTo rhE FIRST CIR,
"""' '0'n' BACK OF THE WILD HORSE,
have created the CREATES, excitement. and elected tho
oudes applause that could be bestowed by audiences who
''s4'' CROWD THIS IMMENSE THEATRE
Eighth week of the great pantonimis and meodrsmaoe
and his s MIR Enw JssI Bt cAsa as1 pnus
pob OF THE OLD STONE CkOSS,
with the laN London piece entitled
THE HIGHWAYMAN'H HOLIDAY
The tavorite actress, Mira w. q. JONES,
Miss Kate Newton Geo. Brookcs, Marden, q. Lingard
DROOKLyN ACADEMY or MUSIC
ID ON MONDAY EVENING JAN. II.
EDWIN BOOTH
EDWIN BOOTH
EDWIN BOOTH
EDWIN BOOTH
will by
Particular desfe
Repeat the role u
HAMLET.
MR. r. CONWAY
MR. r. y CONWAY.
MRS r. II. CONWAY
MRS. +. ". CONWAY,
MRS BRoUGHAM ROBERTSON.
MR. JOHN DYoTT
and all the talented art,sts.
On Tuesday evening January L.
ROMEO AND JULIET,
With a powerful cast.
Doors open at So. Commence at w.
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n ECTURES BEFORE THE XAVIER ALUMNI Ass0
Ia CITATION,
Hall OF 81. Francis Xavicr's College
entrance on Sixteenth Fifth Sixth
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. l2, ats O'Clock,
will deliver lecture before the above association for the
SeA0"'o "THE PHILOSOPHY or RrsroRyu
Tickets 30 cents each For sale 81 the leading Catholic
hQoks,eyss and o. the College.
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NIBIos SALOON
MR.. DE CORpovAs
Successful course OF
HUMOROUS LECTURES.
Second Essay.
THE AMATEUR THEATRICAL ASSOCIATION
TALE OF FUN.
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. H. 1854
Tickets 50 cents To be had al all the music and book
stores
Doors open n; entertainment commences o'clock.
The public respectfully informed that tickets
sold than the house comfortably hold and that
chairs will be provided IL needed.
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III us BROADWAY,
EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK.
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
THE NEW SENSATION OF THE DAY.
Tho most refined and delightful resort In the city for adies
The MAMMOTH STEREOSCOPTlCON; OK, MIRROR
OF THE UNIVERSE This splendid entertainment
which is nightly attracting crowds OF best citizens
enables them to make the OF the world in fancy with
Architecture Statuary OF all and ages present
ed In series OF superb views thrown upon
surfing six hundred square feet and illuminated to the
bancy OF MONDAY by the most powerful lgh; known TO
science
Doors open az. Tours begin at r. NJ. Admission %
cents. Reserved seats 90 cents.
Grand Matinee every "Wednesday and Saturday. at .
o'clock u. Is. MCkEON, Manager
ST. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL,
THR OBsEQuIES OF HIS GRACE
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES
superb instantaneous view Of the imposing spectacle
witnessed and around ST. Patrcks Cathedral Thurs
day January 7, may be tonight Ut Hope Chapel.
Assisted by the nmttabe skill OF the photoerap hist
Brady the aereosopcon has provided for the
Of the thousands who unable TO approach the entrance
Of the church upon that day these magnificent paint
ings of THE ACTUAL SCENE associated with 90 many
touching thoughts In hearts Of Borrowing millions They
HIS HOLINESS Plus TX.
BLESSING HIS PEOPLE ON EASTER DAY
BALCONY OF ST. PETERS, AT ROME.
and other
MAGNIFICENT APPROPRIATE PIECES
These noble rumphs OF art need but 10 be be
recty estimated and exhibited by special request
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AMU0HmENTS.
WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
Last WEEK
Mr.. AND MRS w. j. FLoRsNoK
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
GREAT TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON
GREAT TRIUMPH OF TIE SEASON
GREAT TRIUMPH or THE SEASON
The has III owing previous
perempory engagements of
MIR. AND MRS w. j. FLOREkCK.
the great sensation drama Of
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN
can only be presented for
TWELVE NIGHTS
more Seats Tor Of these nights may now be
procured at the box ofce
Those who desire therefore, this touching pic
ue OF Eng Ism everyday life should not lose the few oppor
In the beautiful language of the accomplished District
Attorney OF this city, A. Oakley Hall.
The elect OF the payis ethical that wish the pnan
hropisls o. the day who shanefuy neglect the Prison
AID society," and who cupaby leave the oase oil the re-
turned convict TO HIS pals could see the OF Leave AND
your acting The two should together In this city Tar
beyond New Year and should not receive your actors
ticket OF leave until every clergyman and boy In the Metro
potan Police district had the impersonaton OF the
scenes between Briefly and " lloughby"
Commences at Ia Carriages may Dc ordered at iu's
O'Clock.
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vxrM Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
w day st o'clock at 4H Canal street, all the Furniture
Of q family; Parlor SUITS Pier and Oval Mirrors Lace aud
Curtains Oicloths Centre Dining aud Tea Tables,
rosewood Piano Fixtures Silver Ware Also two Az
and other Carpets in great variety Crumb Cloths Table
and Bed Linen Hat Stands mahogany Bedseads hns Halt
Mattresses large Feather Bcds Dressing Bureaus ASH.
stands Chin. Glass stoves wardrobes Lounges SOFAS
Sofa Bedsteads Rocking Chairs Cane do Extension Table,
china Dinner and Sets Cutlery Ocloths and all other
goods for housekeeping Also Horses, Carriages, Hsr.
ness, &c,
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TAMRS NJ MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 saieThe two valuable four story brick Stores and
dwellings IA and 1856 Ninth will be sold auction
on Tuesday January r. Mt IL O'Clock at the Merchants Er
change Salesrooms Ill broadway, by M MILLER, auc
finneer
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mo MANNERS OF THEATRES AND ARTISTS. :.
The an dersirned win dispose OF correct TRANSACTIONS
OF Mosethais 5Deborsh under the title ~ secured by
copyrico IN Deborah OF Steinmsrk Curse
us" Managers and others will be protected agsnst any
mpcrDsn. a,ericsnes With ls saA Address caAs'
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GOODS AND Ho.
rERS. auctioneer, will sell on
nj 40b Grand street. the Stock
ing of q general assortment OF
childrens Hosiery and other
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff. !.
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WAN AMBURGH 4 co. s MENAGBRIE
GREAT MORAL E Exb KaTs4sA AK CARAVAN.
$50 and sii Broadway,
Between sp,ipssnd Prince s,rsst: ., cent,
open from 10 Sisrm Z ssVUcoEssrUL wERR : 'e'
OF the matches L IHssti0S w II ANIMALS.
BEAUTIFUL OF rae KIND.
The most eeennt and attractive animals living have been
a MAGNIFICENT GIRAFFE,
0nx Sss 70 H YAH yAHssBS
=" N'''''''Tfwvo AFRICAN o, OsT rs
Of immense T sES .nf S While o SE%sgs BEARS
''e 'a' SOUTH AMERICAN 'TAPrR,
G Tso. 5e AND Sou ssSA
A PooNAH BEAR
" sSGsEb co% FROM BGR%sa
animal held generation by the Burmese also
OF MG hlndsd ssnsT IsEs
WV STRICTLY MORAL AND rEFiNED
THE GREAT ORIENTAL MUSIC HALL.
i ESQ BROADWAY, $50
above Blocker street,)
Famous In eastern and western hespheres for the emnen
CHARMING LADY ATTENDANTS
dressed In tbe dull everyday attire of the but each
depicting In her Garments the groesque costumes OF the
p''' n'a'' TWENTY BEwrrcHING spRrrzs
illustrate the world fashions from the time Of the dawning
able Tabicaux formed nightly al this palace Of
men together the thousand one srscto M which
the r saYs SRs%T ShTEs7L
the greatest place Of sojourn IN the metropolis and A.
proved by the crowds nightly testify their degh., tho
Idmss,on free FRANK BURNs
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A UcTIoE sALEmgY z. ROTH AucTIoNEER

"A AN EXTRAORDINARY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
The proper Of family leaving the city will be sold at
pu c auction TO the highest bidder without reserve this
at their residence lis Clinton place. Eighth
Sixth consisting or velvet Brussels and
Carpets fine lace Curtains three beautiful Parlnr Suits
covered IN rich brocatsl French rosewood Eagere
Turkish Lounge and Easy Chair marble top Tables Clocks
Mirrors ine OIL Paintings Bedseai, Bureaus Washstand
hair and spring Mattresses Blankets Bed Lounges Chairs
Sofas Rockers Tea Tables Extension Table Dining Chairs
Glass, China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, &c. Sale
positive.
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GALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. sLEIeHs, HAIR

s. HERMAN ! CO, Auciioneers.
viii sell Thursday January L. at o'clock by virtue OF
bill OF sale at 65 and IS Elizabeth street. all the Horses
Carriages Wagons Sleghs Harness. Blankets Robes and
all other property belonging TO first class Livery Stable,
yz Hoses from four TO seven years old Bsrouches
Rockawa Coaches double and single seat Carriages,
Cop Bugges twenty single and double sets Har
Saddles Sleighs, Robes Blankets Bells Cutting
Machine and al other hItures OF said establishment
Ehe mentioned horses sound gentle and In good
order and well worthy the attention OF purchasers Sale
positive for cash. BY order Of -.
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DANJo INsrRUCTf0N-By A NEW AND ORIGINAL
ID method No person can fall TO play perfectly after one
!s.s :, Their own rssldenses Address g. G. p0ps0p bog
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A UCTION SALE OF
"A CROCKERY AND GLASS
HENRY @. EVANS, Aictioneer, will sell, from the
shelves In lots de&ers, Tuesday, jan H. at 10
O'clock at IL Barclay street. choice white
gran aud Glass Tumblers Lantern Globes
Lamp Pegs Chimneys Kerosene Lamps Sale positive
Tor cash Goods carefully icpacked for shipment
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NGRRcANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Vl REV. f. n. CHAPLIN. ID. ID.
"EUROPE AND AMERICA"

Tuesday Evening. Jan. IL. at eight O'Clock.
Tickets 80 cents.
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Assuming the characters of
The News Boy and the Rag Woman.
Dance by Miss Louisa Brown. Overture by Orchestra.
PETER BELL. THE WAGNER
Characters by the Dramatic Company.
THE SPECTRE BRJ BRIDEGROOM.
Dckory. Harry Chapman
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY IS.
PRODUCTION OF THE GREAT HOLIDAY PANTO.
NINE.
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LBERT c. HAYWOOD, AUCTIONEER.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS PAINTINGS, BkoNZES. MIRRORS

DRiAN II. MULLER, AUCTioNEER-HANDsOME
II household Furniture at auction ADRIAN II. MUL.
IER. z X. WILKINS 4 CO.. will sell Tuesday. January
H. at Ii O'Clock at No Great Jones street Broadway,
general assortment! OF Household Furniture consisting OF
mahogany Parlo Furniture, satin brocaei; rosewood
Armchais inad with wood marble top Pier and Side
Tables rosewood Secretary Mirrors Brnsses and Threey
Carpets Oiclohs richly Glassware Satin Danask Win
dow Curtains crims and also do in piece. Also
Old Port and other Wines, in magnums &c.
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HENRY GEBHARDS Gymnasium, t6 FIFTH AVE.
Ii nue., extending 70 Broadway corner Twenty sscosd
ssreet-Education. Hygenc Reesneration Modern 0yn.
nascs and CAltshcnics for ladies' young Indies 40
also for gentlemen young sensiemen snd maners nsMas
tion and practising private and IN classes; meao
nvaids with consultation Of the physician enSr -
the Gymnasium. at their Residences. H. nmms.y
nssium, under the geners a.
ed States National Guard officers BY requeM o. msny
Mr. Gebhsrd opened large SKATING uaey ~ ~ 10
ton and practising rollers ~ 10 be sbe 70 sh" ~ cs
Institutions open daily aud evenings W. ~
special arrangements pads uA sasSsss M
lea -
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ExEcuToRs sALE-wILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
" ON Tuesday. Jan. II, At II O'Clock A. M. by RICHARD
WALTERS Auctioneer four Horses Stone and
Wagon. In Thryesh;h street. bewenn First and
pnd avenues for the OF Michael ORellev
TH0S. r COOPER, Executor
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A UCTEON NOTICE:-wM.. IRVING. .AuCTloNEER.
GOOD, will sell on TUESDAY January r. az l0h o'clock ut
e,rtmen OF Household Furniture consisting of Brussels
Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpets Lounges Couches
Dressing Bureaus painted Cottage Suits Pier Mirrors
tains Lambrekin Cane Sea. Chai Washsiands; Paror
Suit Drocael Oil Cloth rece OF Oil Cloth. Is by As feet
nearly Dining Table Feather Beds Bed Ticking Bed
Lounges. rosewood Bedsead. Hair Mattress, Pahases,
Straw Beds Chairs &c Straw Mating, Work Tables &c;
'Cook ing and Hall Stoves, Mating, &c.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH rs, 1864.

Cart Philadelphia; IHh. Great Western Furber. NYork;
Ea tn. Chi d., In; America Isl. II rrison Portland.
I'D lith lily Warren. Parteow, Boston: Empress, Ly-
Eas,Iort
in the river outward bound 18TH American Uaon Hab-
hara Palmer Dawson, for Hiork cid l0h).
Sinclair Calcutta tent t-b "a for Montr~ai; ioth wsoa
Rocerts, Boston via Bangor.
LoEsos March 9-Arr southampton whitney. EYork.
Pei Qua tsl Pinkham do and emf out retnrn); LYDIA
May Chapa. SambEero i2n, Rhine. Moore. and rheese
Chrlstophts son. Niork.
LAnLsss, March l0-sd Louisa Jewitt Hopkirk, Phia-
N LAaA Feb i7-sd VIM Wilson. Plummer New York.;
Ma eh 3. Stella Anderson. do.
MIA, Jan Flu port sips Daring Henry. for Boston,
lds; Buena Vista res from Albania, arr 10th unc. Ca
rough for Boston, DO brig Curlew. Newbeny. unc Sid
l2ta bark Earl Bird. Cook. hong Kong.
Jan 2lArr ship Canova, Rairden, Portland
oUssssT0wE. March l0Arr Topla. NYorE 18th Due Cog
natl. do.
Hoyt Hong Kong (and sid 9th for Cacuta) Sid Feb 1.
bark Rudolph tbrem) Nyork; 9th, ships Anna Decatur,
Perkins. akyah
In mort Feb g. ships stephen Glover Remmonds for
Calcutta; augusta Norwood. Higgins. from Cardiff, arr
9th; ODESSA. Nichols oxenbrde Berry Re, nard Soy.
lana. uncnwah, foansbee: Champion Boyden: Fortuna,
Hansen: Tropic. Hamlen Rainbow, KEEL and Benares
Hincke unc; barks Pearl Sparrow, for Boston, lds 40
neka, Have, unc.
SIERRA LEONE. Feb 2i-In port bark w RandelL Phin
new.
sr JOINS Pr Feb 2oAr schr Peerless. Patterson Bal
tmore.
TvxEL. March Arr Lucia Jantinn. LicGyn, Nyork
VALENCIA March Arr Pallas, Christensen NYork
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A. NJ. and Eureka Lodse Ho M o. " o arc rHoct
fully invite send the funeral from her late res'd-ac-.
No l5 East Twenty uIst street, SUNDAY a<rnoon NJ
O'clock. .
ToogtR-on Tuesday evening March ~ sfter lingering
Illness Captain DAsEI T.osEa N the sth rear ~ MS
age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
invited TO attend efnn-r- this tfdyb siernon 81 one
cock his residence ~ Norfolk street Ills ~
mains VII be taken 10 God Gem terry TO- nternrnt
Van ARsf -..-At Newark. ~ J., ON wednesday March
IS JAooB VAN ARsFALD
Ills frsnds taose tho family invited 10 attend
the funeral saturday At tive oco T. NJ from his Ia
res denoe, o. Broad street. Newars. );
WiLo>.-0n We nesray, March g. Captain HtFAs .
WILSON Ninety Third New Sors STATE Volunteers. at South
Brother. after short llness
G,e ms Fa Is papers please copy.
WALsa.Un Thursday, nareh a. after short iness, MA
the beloved daughter OF Joseph WASH aged years and
% days.
Her unces, am and Patrick H.arn and friends OF The
family, respectfully invited ~ attend the uncra, 10
Frdav) Afternoon at two clock from the residence OF her
parents afs Eli sbeth str Ell
wo.AS.on Thursday March a. WILLIAM son Of Aichsel
WoEan. aged 2 years. D months and days.
The relatives and friends of the FAM invited 10 at
tend the funeral Saturday afernnon TWO o'clock from
the residence OF his James Kee2an los Cher
~ street. to Calvary Cemetery.
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PROPOSALS..
cTREEr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 2s7 BROADWAY

StTREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 237 BROADWAY,
~ New York, March 2l 1864
To enclosed In sealed envelope
endorsed with the title OF the work and with the name OF
the bidder written thereon. will be received ~ this ocs
unit, THURSDAY March 81 1864 at II O'Clock NJ for regu
broadway and Baxter street. -
For regulating and grading Ninety second street. between
Eighth avenue and Broadway. ,- -.
For regulating, grading curbing. ausrtng and nagzing
Fifty eighth street. between Fourth and fffh avenues
For regulating, grading, curbng guerng aud hanging
Twepydr.t streei between Tenth and Eicventh avenaos
For curbing gutcripg and haFgng eleventh svenne De-
tween Forty second and Forty third streets. :, , .
For curbng grtterng and Tagging Sec ~ avenue, pe
tween One Hundred aud Eighth and ong Hundred aud
For clubbing euering and Tagging Seventy ninth street.
betv cen Broadway aud Tenth avenue.
For curbing. gutterng and tagging One Hundred and
81 rteenth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
For tagging Sixth avenue, between Fory-eishts and
For assrss twenty street, between Second ave-
For ssens barrow street, between West and Greenwich
For tagging Forty.ninth between avenue and
For tagging NIpetieh street. between Fourth Fifth
avenues.
For ming between sxiyihird and SIXTY fourth streets
For dredging slip piers Forts. nine and Fify.
North river
auk forms Of ptoposal l,eher with nc sIecif
and affcsmoNi 'nh obtain a. tns Oft - Daiea sre1t
Commits iuIer . DepartHHuft NO. frrE MHreh ~, Ib'
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street COMMENCEMENT
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HlPPING NE w S.


CLEARED.
Bark Arthur Pardcw (Br), Hayne, London-J W Eweli
Bark sperito tsusp senaeh cadz7 Baeuer De vsr.u.
, Brig Pedro tBrl Wallace Point Petre and St Pierre,
Br,s Alice sr,. Loud, Naguaeo, R-Bre,., Son Co.
Es oasss re M n ssnezp ob Nevns
schr Halitia (sr,. Barberie. stJohns PR-B Small a
schr Ellen tBr), Johnson New Plymou,h-Geo John
schr Alexander Blue, Murray, New orleans-Robson 6
schr jonn Wesley, Higgins Craney Island vacrowe &
scr White Davis. Fortress Monroe--Bentey Smith
schr Hubbard. Lopez, Fortress Monroe-F Cambe
schr Lewis Clark Taylor Fortress MonroeFJ Cambell
schr Exerton Forbes, Fortress Monroe--FJ Cambell.
scnr Joseph Franklin, Randolph, Fortress Monroc-F
sehr suwassct. Lopez washington-FJ Cambell.
sehr Marietta Smith Risley. Philadepha-Bentey Smith
schr Julia Grace, Babson, Phaaepnia Baker Dayton
sclr Caroline knight, flaming, CalasJohn Boyntons
schr Cabot, witherspoon Boston-s W Lewis & Co
s scsr sSer n.s R xyas. Fd, River
Steamer re y IDA. Davis sI nsaufe s1 NO
Steamer w% s"ss cupd Baltimore
Steamer Novelty Shaw. philadelphia
ARRIVED.
U.s. fply steamer New BERN IA Harris commanding
from the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron and a hous
ship Perseverance, tof Lverpno, Robertson, Liverpool
Inst M M n ssoss 10 Ss 70 %ho ga
ported having the line of battle ship Adelaide ID
Ship Albion tof Iiverpoo Lock Liverpool. Feb with
mdse and ~ passengers 40 Tapsco Co Arrived in the
lon OF the Banks the 18th Feb since which time have
perenced succession Of strong NV gales til violent hail
md rain s9ua attended by thunder and lightning. March
49, at AN. wind NV lat 30 g. lon 90 30 sighted
ship war having double row of ports with the smoke
stack Mat the mainmast under steam and sailing
had all sails iurled and going Slow when hrs seen
she had nanopmas alof aoft and yard but
sent them down fecx.
Ship Java Daggett Glasgow and Greenocs Feb 49, with
mdse 70 Tnos Durham March lat 90 Ion 40 passed sni
ronsdes Oliver hence for Liverpool 3D. lat ~ Ion ~ 3d.
field ice and knocked of of the
c tn the eastward and kept along to the edge of 1t
lat as Ion iS IN order around ccbergs
the Geld Ice have been 60 days from the Grand Bank
this 2sl took pilot boat No %; day.
White. invalid of New jersey, and home
by the American Consul, died.
Bark Queen Of the r Get tof Yarmouth, NS Hilton Car.
dit Halifax distress)
with railroad iron. to Edmison Bros
Brig G Van Horn fBr), Merriam, Windsor Ms, II days
20 master.
10 y j K q A DewolL
schr Samuel Rod.in, Hoppic Ezsbethport for New Ha
schr Pauline. Hooks, EiizabeLhport for Providence
Schr Mary Rowland, Fuller. Wareham, days.
Schr J & Chew. -, Taunton days.
Schr II Duncan, Dayton. Rockand.
SAILED.
23d-Brfg Maria; schrs RAINBOW Sampson, VIM Hill.
Wind sunset NV
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IN AMBURGH 4 CO.'S MENAGERIE
GREAT MORAL LXiIiRlTIoN
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.

n
WAN AMBURGH CO,S MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL LXiIIRlTION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
Mhoos0s
So and bil Broadway.
Open from ~ A N. to - p. ". Admission IS cents
Phs matchess Geological Eyh bitron Is now in Its
NiNETEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK.
NiNEIEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
As has heen oFnnparaced prosperity the
management from previous ARRANGEMENTS compelled
10 brlnl 1, 10 n close The present IS the
LAST WEEK BUT THREE
LAST WEEK rUT THREE
the publc win have II inspecting this superb collection OF
LIVING ANIMALS BIRDS AND REPTILES
LIVING ASIiALS BIRDS AND REPTILES,
LIVING ANIMALS, BIRDS AND PEPTiLES.
the Representa- of county and climate Every
of the earth has been ansed To contribute
its choicest specimens Of animated nature to enlarge this
GREAT ANIMAL CONGRESS-
GREAT ANIMAL CONGRESS-,
which with additions recently made, surpasses In extent
and beauty geological exhibition in The known world
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY
with Elephants Lions Tigers Ponies Monkeys and Mules
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FINE ARTS.

A CHOICE COLLECTION or ORIGINAL WATER
n color Drawings BY celebrated British arss ombracin
fine specimens Of s'snneld q. X Leslie, A.. and J.
Chaon. and other members ~ the London Sketch
26 Nassau street, Saturday. Marcn 70 Drawings now
exh M hilton aud eaLalOgucs ready
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
L only, OF the New York Museum OF Anatomy, 6S Broad
way Parties unable attend these lectures them
receipt of cents by addressing Secretary
Of the New York Museum of Anatomy.
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6TEAMRuATsII.,,

ryoa HARTFORD DIRECT
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