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Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, fu
to G P Deshon LIST district ]
Steamship w G Hewes, TrippI
weston, to G A whitney &cO-l
Ship Kearsage. Stevens, from
G W Hynson &eo-4th distri1
Span bark Arcturus, COsso, from
ballast, to PUG Bros-lst did
British schooner Andromeda, La
Havana, to master-2d distrll
British schooner Plnky, Simo,
pico, to Goldenbow & Kela
triot II
Schooner Pauline, Hansen, II.
Chrietl tn rnaster-2d distTal
gTEAMBoATs.
Bart Able, Harrison, from ShFeV
Golden Era, Morgan, from Mind
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-PR
Lncretia, Davis, from Mobile.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from Lower
w A Campbell, -, from Fort
Waloon, Ruiz, from Lower Co.'s
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Al. Special orders No. 40, current Sc
ries, from these headquarters, is not to be
construed to apply to taxes or other public
dues previous to the year 1867, all of which
taxes or other dues may be paid in state
notes or warrants on the treasury of the
state, issued under the laws of the state,
including like warrants issued or to be issued
under said orders for this year.
ii. 1t is further ordered, That all state
notes now in the treasury, or received fol-
taxes OF dues after this date, shall be imme
diately destroyed by the Treasurer in
presence of the Governor and Auditor of the
state.
Ill Whenever, under special orders No.
40, a sufficient sum shall have been collect
ed to satisfy the purposes expressed in said
| order, and for the period specified therein
any further receipts into the treasury may be
applied 10 the liquidation of other obliga
lions impaired by said order, as if the same
| had not been issued.
". Paragraph four OF special orders No
| 40, current series, from these headquarters
| is hereby revoked.
Il
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SlS7,49s :
Respectfully submitted,
MOSES EASTMAN, President

COMMUNICATIONS IRON CITY OFFICERS.
The following communications from the
Board of Directors of Public Schools were
received:
OFFICE on BcAE1 OF SCHOOL Directors /
No g Burgundy Street.
New Orleans, March 8, 1865. }
To the Hon. Board Of Aldermen OF the Common
Council OF New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN am instructed to furnish
your honorable body with the inclosed copy
of resolutions, adopted by the Board Of
Directors OF Public Schools of New Orleans
at a meeting held on the fourth instant.
Very respectfully,
'EUG. DESDUNES, Secretary,
Board of Public Schools, New Orleans.
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HIGH ). CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
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Special Orders No. So.

ELADQUARTERs tIFTH M1I-LIAnT DISTRICT
New Orleans, La March l6, 1865.
Extract.
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In accordance with the requirements Of
the sixth section Of an act Of the J. legislature,
No. 81, approved February %, 1861, thC
Commissioners Of the Second Draining Dis
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Beef market, second district, and
to be continued from day to day
until the whole Of said stalls are sold.
Each stall, stand, or table BithIits appurten.
ances 70 be cold separately according to a
list Of said stalls. stands, and tables to be
made BY the City Surveyor, with tho di-
menei0ns thereof respectively, as now fixed
By the city ordinances, aid the City Sar-
veyor in accordance Herewith; the said sale
to be made 70 the highest bidder on the
following terms and conditions: 0ne-hhlf
cash In city notes, and the other half In Il
note Of the purchaser fndorsed 70 the es1is
faction Of the Chairmen Of the Finance Conn
miitees, payable eighteen months after date
Of adjudication, with interest At eight per
cent per annum from date until paid, each
purchaser 70 have the right 10 pay the whole
price OF his adjudication Id cash in city
notes; Provided, The Mayor and Finance
Committee te authorized 8ithln thirty days
to terfnipaRe the sale whenever in their opin-
lon the interest Of the city ahall reqnlreit.
SEC. 2. Be Il further ordained, 1nRt the
emoaaf Of cash In city notes 70 be PAID by
eacA purchaser under this efalnanro shall
be NJ him deposited with the City Notary
Nitlla three days afler the adjudication,
who SHAH from day @ day aepQslt fhe aAme
specially With The City rreaauror who eAall
Keen the aeme separate aud epaEt iaom az
other money "a his Possession, ul'det the
care end Inspection Of The OhslIMen OF tho
FinAace faMms tteeas wien tne sane ahall
remain oa special deposit - Aforesaid. ua ~
sHaf ale eeFpietlbn d ne sale sad the
nsenlaR ~ NE n9iaftaA act WAan IL aA&A oe
a4e eul9 q ne tAezaee Conn tisee 70 count
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. MARCH 10 1858

aforesaid, and the Mayor to sign the same
on behalf of the city.
Resolued, That the moneys on hand be-
longing to the said Touro Almshouse be
paid over TO the City Treasurer, and that a
detailed statement of all moneys on hand,
real estate, and personal property of the
said Touro Almshouse, conveyed aud trans
ferred as aforesaid, be submitted to the
Common Council by the City Controller as
soon as practicable after said conveyance
and transfer are completed.
The following underwent its first read
ing:
Resolued, That the Surveyor be author
lied to have the necessary repairs made tC
the wooden sidewalks on Hancock and De
| lery streets, third district, provided the cos
thereof does not exceed two hundred dol
| lars.
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The following message from the Mayor
was received, and made the special order Of
the day for next regular session:
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7 90 CHARLES k.atEes, Lewis tliqg ana
heer ana Lonis Mies, complaining o. heuse
10. zss cnslomAoase street. g discfdezls.
Of iliiames Hnd aaiaance, was refosTsa %
thc Mayor.
2. or Thomaa Hlcmley policeman, asking
for pay during hh isiae, vas Fesarzed to
ne Fihaace Committee
s. OF nsrnaid n1 a fourteen
others ssking fof fAe Apf Ason q nc
laas b aaps attached g fcrAin mas4 at
slaila. a
Nk y 2. AsafNall as8ia9 Dernis sA n
tNs ballart e1 ne iefsf u1rp zesrza y
~ 9 az and I,efS,aes
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WILLIAM KENNEDY, LATE sHERIvr's At,C
tonesr VIII sea al auction, "Wednesday March y,
isb3 nj O'Clock ~ the Exchange sasroom III broadway
Trinity Buiiding valuable Central PARK and other Pro-
perry.
hth av., Lots, q. e. corner sd St, each ssxlCc.
Madison av, Lots, n. z. 18th st. s''x7s
Madison ay., Lot &. e. corner SUth ST.. 25sxlUu.
Sd Nos. SCI and sos corner sd st. stories.
81 Nos s4S ami 40 between Goth ami ST. sts storles
"a ay., Lots, Q. q. corner lO4th ST. each 2sx;Ur.
81 No. ga corner 10th with houses well rented
6stI ST. Lots, =, opposite Park, 275 feet 9th
5ett ST. Lots, In the OF the above 25xin5 each.
9th ST. Lots, go feet W. eth aY a5x'c., each
Goth ST. Lots, g. s. 200 feet W. 9Th av 25xl00S EACH
hs ST. H. and l. ~ bet and 81 avs mod. mprovemn ts
hS ST. story H. l01 between % and 81 modern style.
5tth St. story brown Stone, No. .57 East .pth St
4hth ST. Lots 9. 81 ltn feet iith av 2Sxi Oh each.
S6th ST. Houses and Lots Nos s0 and 12 c. near 81 av
Slst St. brown stone House No 2 bet 81 I'D
tth ST. story brown stone House No. 3sS 81
Sd ST., 3 story House, No. % 81 at, near tst nv.
Lewis st.. House and Lot No. rs Lewis st. lot 25xicn.
Broome St. Horse and Stables No. 81 Brnome ST. 9ixa6
On day % close estate by order Of A. L. Sanger
Attorney sc. Fifth avenue, valuable Lots on east side
Fifth avenue, opposite Cenral Park commencing Si feet
south OF sh street each lot a5xoc Maps form
fall particulars at the Office OF the auctoneer Pine
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serious character, which gives indications OF
the chief actor in this horrible crime The facts as
related point out the son, an only child OF this
Woman, as being the person guilty OF the crime OF
murder but we cannot vouch for the veracity OF the
statement until such times Coroner Sebs sees IN
10 make an explanation and elucdate the obscurity
In which the case is at present yelled.
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WIN. G. HIGGINS, AuCTfoNEER-wrLL SELL ON
w Tucsday, March 10, a. eol Jhry.nrss street. near
Third he entire oontents OF the above house, WI
Mahogany aud wenu SUITS Bureaus Bedsteads, Bods Mat
tresses. Stoves, Mirrors, Curtains &C. 40
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yVILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER SELLS THIS
day, at O'Clock, at tH Canal street three Paror suits,
French Plate Pier nj and Mante Mirrors, Lace Curtains,
marble top Dining and other Tables Etagere Book Racks
Stands on Paintings and Engra ngs; Chamber Suits,
In rosewood, mahogany and enamel tine Hair and other
Mattresses large leather bsas Linen Snsets towels
and Chairs, China Glass and Silver Ware Bookcase, Ward
robes rich Medallion Vel ct, Wilton, Tapestry Three-py,
Stair and other Carpets oclohs Stoves Dining Room aud
Kitchen Furuture also Carpets, Paintings OMce Furni
iure &C. sa eli from The late Are Al Barnums about 100
nne second hand Carpets Also 467 Canal street, Her.
SAFE lot OF TIN Ware also Revolving Icebox,
n curiosity.
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DowERY THEATRE-A CHANGE.
ID Engagement with the celebrated Equestrenne,
MISS KATE FISHER.
Miss KATE FISHER The grand spectacle interchangeable
NJ MAZEPPA. OF MAZEPPA; chinery, Mount
The Wild Horse by or, ings and Process
the steed The Wild Horse OF sOns. Drama OF
Wonder. Tartsry. My Poll and My
First appearance Of NILE. CoNNITA RENZATi, the
cee rated Danseuse.
Friday cvenns-Benent Of Miss Kate Fisher.
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1T GRAND FULL DRESS PROMENADE
III. AND RECEPTION.
PIXIES OPERA HOSE.

Respectfully that Mr. Lester waiacks nsS
has been for some weeks n preparation and win be so..
for the r' time Sd u BAY yEsvSfEsN S march
The drama win be produced with tho utmost care and hs
huaastic greeting tina, attended the original production u
Entirely New Scenery BY Messr. Isherxooa and HALEY.
New Sy Mr. James Tmoney ana
New Costumes Uniforms, &C. BY Aessrs Fiannery anA
Mschsnis.l Department BY II. Butler and assiss.nsa
81 Elects t ans "a Li' pI,ffssTPRiBur1os
sssas 5; John a''
s1.Sos'' By os',.' . a'a-s.
saians sT cas.aa:s Wage r::..: en- kssss:
komasy koss, Gip,ey. 9; wI,.m:s.
H"e' ''e'" "a. originally played BY himJ
Corporal Daw, Of The Lancers. W. Poo
Robert M 81. Z. s cs,s..
TsSha storx, Houseiccpcr 10 Matthew vsrnos
a, Og,Saay BY hs Fam, Moran.
Lady, m..S., II y car. s.nnn.
r ,,.a played y Mar, Barr.
'm'0' '.a q. o1sina; played BY lsr ' ' -
SI Corps
Soldiers vni Age aud oip'eya
Rosedals Manor nou.. with fsrs and Grounds .ajonia
Gothic Apartment. . ko:edal. Manor House
Interior Of Matthew Isis$': oos'.s. in the village
Doll
n this scene will be presented some new and novel s6ss
sorsnl-x...hew L.ies 81 Cottage.
soESn 2.-ADteroom adjoining The Conservatory "A,
,a1y arms. trophies, ies,eonsd and lighted for BAN
Doors open At "a performance commences ats
PIkE'ss q piKs HOUSE rr.,r....
/ MxsRIsSS .S S,Fss
w FRs4s ahAs sSHS oFSl M SiSa1 H.
On which occasion will P Re Bsvr,aTTIsff
with the following gG ms @s ss;. ROSA
n, Nine ILsEt amsI;l. |. o,.,.,
signor BARILl, &c, &C.
The sael Of seats viii commence ,nss this morning.
k as.sr"sS 50 cent. ..iss
Balcony Boses. -.
piKE's OPERA HOUSE. 800
with Y ssd Ts ifif!ss MATINEE
commencing MONDAY, March ls, 1853
SrEiSwAY HALL; rcov, sr,,r.
MORNING AND EsssyIso READINGS
MRS. FRANCE" ANNE kEnDLs.
MONDAY EVENING, MARcHs
JULIUS CESAR.
T HR afEsi WIVES SSHss Ss S ssssa l.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 10,
MEASURE FOX MEASURE.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH IL
MACBETH,
The Evening Readings will commence precisely ~ .
O'Clock r. NJ The Morning Readings al O'Clock y. NJ.
Admission TO each Reading, 81.
Reserved seats, IL 80. :.
-A s,ssrs q Friday
morning, March ., al O'Clock.
SPECIAL NOTICE
No more tickets viii be sold than the actual numuer -
seats In the body OF The hall To avoid ntetrupson ~
audience resnecuy requested 10 10 ssaea Ve'oc M
commencement of the Readings.
CTEINwAY HALL. ,.ruu,
- Ole BULLS GRAND CONCERTS
OLE BULL has the honor announce that be WIN give
FIRST GRAND CONCERTS
IN New York ON WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING",
""'S" 70 " ~ GRAND MATINEE
ON SATURDAY, MARCH n.
Admission 81. Reserved seats al 81
sale will commeuce Stenway Hail
saturday morning. March II, ,stcock Full particulars
Y. WIDOWS. Masasss.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 0, 1863


WANTED-A NICE FINISHED ROOM WITH
w breakfast and Tea, for quiet Gentleman, IN
,smily Losa.ioe, tssnth ard Twentynf.h streets and
stating price and particulars, Co. box isi Herald oaee.
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN. a NEATLY
w furnished Room, with or wtont partial Board. All
dress stating number In family, with particulars D. H. NJ,
station A.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS,
~ Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music
" MAriNEES AT ~,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY
The take pleasure In announcing the
ment for Q limited period OF the distinguished artistic,
NILE. CARLOTTA DE BERG,
NILE. CARLOTTA DE BERG
who will appear at entertainment during the week. In
conjunction with the young and dashing eqSsstrisnne,
MISS LUCILLE WATSON,
thus an0relnf E II TR e0 GREXfsT LADY, RIDERS
EVER SEEN IN AMERICA
ON THE SAME NIGHT IN THE SAME RING.
PFAUl PFAUl PFAUt PFAUi PFAUt
PFAUi Paul PFAUi Paul PFAUi
THE WONDERFUL RUSSIAN ATHLETE,
IN HIS ASTOUNDING FEATS.
Last week of Prof. Hutchinson and his
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS.
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS.
Last week Of the great equine comedy OF
THE JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
THE JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
nightly received with
ALL THE GREAT RIDERS
AND ACCOMPLISHED ACROBATS
UNEQUALLED CIRCUS TROUPE
will DO brought forward In their
MOST STRIKING SPECIALTIES,
'h' wn0'' '0r~ BhEsqaoNp ALL COMP ARSON,
THE MOST REMARKABLE COMBINATION
OF STERLING ATTRACTIONS,
Equestrian, 0ymnastc and Acroba ever offered 70 the
A,,or vt,bIt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RARsEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE v,,.
TIIsp WEEK Il Tho brilliant success o.
sha nS ID cHxNrRaU.
Ine COMEDY received nightly Win the greatest en'n'ssn
MONDAY WaSfss! sAs
E EsI: a:as., hi; d 4 diis;; DICE
'AI Es s;Ts s9ae@' Mrs TS Sasf asl.on.
J. II. Jack, @. So1dnr
ana The brilliant mountnss
Seats secured from 70 D six days n a. aace.
WoHRELL SISTERS IL ssa sEw p yoEx THEATRE
r,,,, x.., :, -. a. Aa@i .sa n. % cents
Third week OF MISS MI s'f ExTs Rs 4
y ss%S;s rr$ popularity
the have decided to defer the production or
novelties aud periqFFnRw Y NIGHTS MORE,
that all Miss Bta ss%r ss NssS s' s sy nay sect
INTRODUCING sA TAHa s sAf5ab bs9 ROULETTE
H.. F Fx5sE x 1H Es SsA ssssrrros
TUESDAY, MARCH 10.
NIgLos GARDEN
Tho curtain rises fRaSsRY tx AND As entire p:s
Torrance terminates fM 81 Il sfos Success
of the Sfw 9s sAT Nu gEkfEsyygk EXTRAaAN'
with the MOST CRITICAL OF AUDIENCES
GRXSoEsT PRODUCTION YET OFFERED to the Amsrs
z6SDzs. MARCH 1879 "a, b presented for the
In which will . gRs g yAssEgg FAIxExs YER.
f rASislEsSE A ShL LEI rsS SGrs
NILE MARIE BoSF la!'Tf" Ff'RskkMIERE AssoLurA.
IodisE s,s s' premiere
The pAsHISa and NCcoMpLfsIIED arss Prenassrv.
Miles; SiiEEE EtEis SS$ssSSSSI, gEHSSIscSss
ro EilIS J5s aSf u aaSErr.
oAs4 sSA$rS S;t
~ sfs &sS:s ss: hi: "
The Scenery, costumes Appointments. Ac of the moss
INCREASED oRch Ahh KEN xsiD FULL CHORUS.
The piece sassfssa Hs Z. TRANSFORMATIONS
s sSHEE 81 tx
aHsk ETER7 sxTTkfn s1d
Seats secured six days in advance.
$jHsSzt II H4Hsis sHsr
OLYMPIC THEATRE; BEGINS Ats
IL Skos sAEfs Fox Stage .n::
= w. ON MONDAY EVENING, March = isSs.
BY GEOR + L. FOX, entitled
H,MPTi DuMPTf.
"Humpty Dumpty sat on a wal,
Humpty Dunpty had a great fall;
Not all the kinl' horses all the Kings m0A
Could get Humpy Dumpy up again."
CLOWN. .................."...Mr GEORGE L. FOE
HARLEQUIN. .trom the London theatres).. MI LACY
Mile EMILE RISf
The famous Star irsmisrs Daa.sS:s,.
and the famous Premiere Danssase Asaoluta,
Mile. BETTY RIGL,
In the Grand Ballet, sustained by
Mile. EMILE RI0H Mhc. LAUREMI
Mile. SCHELL, Miss NJ. BLAKE,
Mons. CELLINI, Miss LILLE WHIT1N0s
And Mons. PAPTIsTAN.
Miss CARRIE A. MOORE, TIE "SKATORIAL QUE ~
Mr.. JOHN ENGLER JR- THE MCHAMPION SKATER
AN OPENING huRLEsQuE
NEW HARLEQuINADE. COMIC TRICKS, STARTLlN0
MAGIC CHANGES. TRANSFORMATIONS
THREE SPLENDID TRANSFORMATIONS.
Mons. JAMBON, Matre de Ballet -.
The Scenery. JOHNSON
The Music. by. "a REIFF, Jk
THE SCENERY ALL NEW, . follows:-
I. Retreat of Romance. =. Broadway Candy Ssores
Q. Valley of Fertility. 10. Skating Pond:
8. Fairy Grotto. H. City Hall Park.
T. Country Inn ~ Moonlit street.
8. Broadway Dining Room H. New Court House.
g. Enchanted Garden IA. Hotel Room.
2. The Olympic Theatre. IS. Dell OF Ferns:
g. Billiard Saloon. Ii. t;rand Transformatien.
Matiness, IL WEDNESDAYS and SATu RDAYS.
6eats secured ak days In advance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IN Nine. DE LA ORANGE and Sg. BRIGNOLrS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
will u o . brief season OF Opera, commencing
MONDAY EvENIN,;, March 10, 1853.
So eral important work will be re1i ell.
The sale OF Seats will commence SATURDAY, March II,
the Box Oce Of the Academy Music Schirmers
aud McCoy's, li2 Broadway Full particulars will be
nounced shortly.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
rue LA GRANGE
AND BRIGNoIL
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
win give their return from Philadelphia baltimore aud
Tuesday EVENING, MARCH IL, $685.
will be announced shortly.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN
N MONDAY EVENING, MARCH ..
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Max Maretzek. .musicai director
l.. r. Harrison - ;;;;N i,a Nh nwE
NIGHT with the following eminent artists, now performing
at Pixies Opera House with the greatest success.
On this occasion will be performed
FRA DIAVOLO,
with following powerful cast
MADAME PARErAROSA,
MADAME NATAII TESLA,
SIGNOR LOTT,
slGNoR TESLA,
sIGN0R BARILI,
sI0NOR DUBREUL, and
GIOROIO R0NCONL
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Married.
HowEtL-CoSNER.-0nT Thursday, February 81 by
che Rev.-Dr. Armltage, b. IL. HOWELL to Mrs. w. v
CONNER, all OF this city. - =.
MoGowAN - lin Brooklyn, on Saturday,
"A. X. Potter Of Springfield Mass, Henry D. Nc.
'GOwAN to SOPHIA c. PITTS.
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LrRENCH THEATRE.
II II. l.. BATEMAN. Lessee and Director
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLSTEIN.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OPERA OF THE AGE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTYTHIRD TINE.
THE GRAND DUCHESS,
With the original Partisan artists,
MONDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOOK,
AND EVERY EVENING
(E.cegt Saturday syeningl and for the
for which will be secured usual.
In rehearsal, and will speedily be produced with
scenery and appointments, after weeks OF
careful preparation, Ofenbachs celebrated Opera Boude
entitled
LA BELLE HELENE.
NEXT SATURDAY, EVENING,
secured the theatre, schlrmers 7ol and Peters
200 Broadway.
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MACHINERY.

A s. CAMERON Co-sTEAM PUMPS FOR BOIL
N. ers, factories, steamships mnes &C.
street, corner OF Second avenue New York.
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Friday evening Benefit of Miss Kate Fisher
n r''': 4h E' SR3 & pf5 Hfyi1 Hssae'
Icons 30 reat hi, is a saccess." Ny; Herald
EoNs "a SasaaE ovsro@s Clipper
ESS ssS s Ri.i sS
LE9Ns I'D funny s4syy
Icons IT he funniest Of al." Commercial.
tESs Il II sns5 and &c
S In 81 EVERY
EaSsas HSp s{slHHoSa
II THE "oIp AMERICAN RI syA s,s9's,
TUESDAY EvESiNG. MARCH 10.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, aoi BowERY.
ASToss ~ B BAyEIGHT.
Roderck de valence ragedaA. Il. W. Thompson
Alcp1S sISdss ,s lea a;s actor w c Sne,
e. 1sss! ns ss' i;
Mrs Haller the tragic actress. - 10 - A. lie Brun
.&sS TaE TIEsSIsSo!R q T THE ITSSrisirroS.
Sy SxsTdT II 4 n sS EH so n fcS
MATINEE "Wednesday ED AND SAT. RDA9 At az p. NJ
GAN FRANCISCO MIr,srRELs, s.! BROADWAY.
The Tgon a, co% nm ss a csocs vrs,
BIRCH s1N FRhst scbs MisSr REL sAoA0S
The s's.'' sSI'is s,;5 SSSiiS 5%$S&i''
EXCITING AMP aHss ssSs$ TsGis RAILROAD
BY ALL THE P1 TROUPE
472 BUFFERS AMERICAN Isnx5 5wE4rRE. IN
GRAND coxsrEILhT fHnp OF NOVELTIES :"
I FIJI nf srs !i'si e'i SEE%x.
OK OK I t6lIaxng sa IN ,as,.au,
Ireland IN 'ss vinegar I. The Famine in ireland.
THE GENIUS S Sp aE GODDESS OF
THE Ff,T Risis ssl sfh e
n seE SqssG IN ~ TE sfisgi 6 PIT
1Hs sosas baNcks
by the monster ariey company.
Grand xaee
~ DISTINGUISHED MILITARY AND NAVAL
AT PIXIES OPERA HOUSE, MARCH 10.
IIooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BRooKLyN.
srT isass'nsn' '0I v IL I.se'' 0n o. W VIVIAN
Temperance of DAVE REED.
Third week OF Chas. Gayors Spectacular Extravaganza,
eh"'e' THE WILD PAWN OF THE WOODS,
FE1Sy sATEET 5s2 sSFsr
WILD PAWN MATINEB
every Saturday Doors open ~; commence at ~ o'clock.
BRooKLSs or EGsp a9cs MARCH .,
Mss JuLA PAIN xt 4 e, s?m FINALE COUSIN
To conclude with the farce Of sLAsHER AND pAsHER.
PuHlx BALL
SEVENTH ANNUAL FANCY DRESS
rlklM BALL.
PIXIES OPERA HOUSE,,
MONDAY, MARCH Q, 1853
Tickets admitting gentleman ladies' si9 10 DO had
Of the following
A. rsnisr, President So Greene street.
s. weiu Vice President, IS White street.
2. B. Solomon, Treasurer, 657 Broadway.
hax Noses ce7 East Tenth street.
George =. Levy, ~ weat Thirty. seventh street.
Jacob Isaacs 25 West for,yslt street, and the
odloe Of The Purin Association,
ADoLPH L. SANGER, Secretary,
2t3 Broadway.
IT TUESDAY EvESINr, MARCH 10
IL. PIXIES OPERA HOUSE.
list REGIMENT N. q. 4. N. Y
METRoPOLIrAN POLICE DISTRICT, PRECINCT NO.
u ~ New York, March 8, lses.- Notice.. Company 70
the Purm Bal this evening at Pixies Opers House viii be
admitted At The entrance on Tweu,y,hrd street Coaches
VIII approach from the vest passing out Eighth avenue.
In taxing up coaches will form In the order established
Tor the delivery OF their company. Gentlemen viii please
take the coach at tbs door aud not any particular
coach Fare n all cases viii be 81 for each passenger with
out regard 70 distance In the No coach viii be allowed
80 f~~'o yt,ttxs M HnACEETT
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A UCTION SALE OF CRoCKERY, CHINA, TABLE
"A Cutlery and Glassware hkNRY q EVANS, Xactoneer,
street, general assortment In lots suit retailers; goods
carefully repacked for shipping.
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T1ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
I'LL By HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER

VIII sell by auction Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
llh 18th and 18th Of March, lo O'Clock each day at tho
well known "Berrian Wareroom,"
6ul Broadway, nearly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel the
valuable stock Of House Furnishing Articles, In
which win found every article used IA Miles In house,
keeping This 10 the complete stock offered for
sale BY public auction this city. Catalogues morning Of
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A j. BLEECKER, SON CO., AUCTIONEERs.-Ex.
the executor Of Mrs. Sarah Ia deceased, on Tuesday
March TO- ut ~ O'clock the Exchange salesroom including
facing Central PARK. Maps particulars
Al A J. BLEECKER, SON CO.'S, Auctioneers ~ Cedar
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

yxyANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, IN A PRIVATE
w family, plain furnished Room, without board, be.
Fourth and Twentieth Streets Address with terms,
which must be moderate, q. H., box Ss7 Post ONCE.
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FIST REGIMENT N. g. s. N. Y.
IL GRAND FULL DRESS RECEPTION
PIXIES OPERA House
MRS. p. B. CoNwAY's PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
1u Great OF the military drama OF
JESSIE BROWN
JESSIE BROWN Mrs. +. r. CONWAY
RANDALL McGREGOR. MT. i. b. CONWAY
IDIOT WITNESS