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The New York herald., 1869-03-16

1.-THE chap with the big 6ddIe,n aud an entire
dramatic company principally from the london
10 give us comedy-high aud lows as we never yet
have had It IN this country. We shall see. For many
years we have been favored with comedy at wai-
lacks theatre IN style which has never
been surpassed or scarcely equaled, both
in point OF actual talent employed and
stage; Is Selwyn's comedy theatre in Boston
whit behind the comedy theatre OF tins city In its
personnel or scenic abilities Independents Of these
theatres, we nave score or more OF other establish
ments, where comedies are brought out In very
creditable manner. We have very many excellent
actors and actresses In this country, whom It would
be hard to match IN their particular lines anywhere
IN the world, and the best Of IL is all OF them are
natives and to the manner born, or else are adopted
and loyal ctizens or this proud and puissant repuD-
lie. The advent Of these stranger comedians VIII
therefore be looked forward to with much interest
by our amusement loving citizens. II they possess
merit they viii be well received; but not-why,
then, not quite so well.
The new Italian opera season will be inaugurated
az the Grand opera House about the middle OF next
october. The costumes for the opening opera are
even now beng made in Paris. and every attention
snts mI De ise 70 .ae aI1 scsnc eu
rumor sayeth not neither does Tayleure, neither
The opera bouners Of the Theatre Francais are on
on their rural rambles, delighting our country
cousins with unadulterated French opera boune.
Inis !. evening they win Introduce the lar
"Genevieve" TO the TrOjans, tomorrow and Thurs
day evenings they will operate In kocheste- ;;
On Friday and Saturday they will favor the Buffa-
VIII Luuclui SLfdnb, dltcF WHICH ulty
HE themselves again back to this city 10 rehearse
LA Vie Parisienneu This opera is now IN acrIve
preparation at the Theatre Francois, and will be pro-
duced under Mr.. Grau's management In o superior
style on Easter Monday.
The warblers from the Grand Opera House in
Twenty-thrd street are charming the Washington
ians with the ssGrande Ducnesse" and other Ctfen-
bachian gems. The company VIII remain In WASH
ington during the Of this week, and Will open
IN this city on Easter Monday with new opera at
Brougham's theatre. The Grand opera House will
open on the same night, under Mr. Tay Ieure's man.
agement, with ShaEspeare's Tempest"
Miss Marriott an English actress Of some renOwn,
arrived IN this city yesterday FROM England, per
City of Baltimore. She appears, In conjunction with
Mr.. James Cathcart the English tragedlan, at
Woods Museum on next Monday evening" Her
piece de resiStece Is said to be Hamlet" and 1t is
In the role OF the melancholy Dane that she Will pr0ba
bly, make her first bow before American audience.
Twenty thousand dollars In gold have been sub
scrbed In the city OF ST. Petersburg by the patrons
OF the opera for the purpose Of presenting Madame
Patti-Caux with a souUeastr in commemoration OF
her visit 70 that capital.
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MARYLAND.

The Case Of Kimberly Bros. VS.. General
Butler Referred to the United States Cir
cuit Court.
BALTIMORE, March 15, 1869.
In the Superior Court OF this city, on Saturday.
Judge Dobbn delivered an opinion in the case OF
Kimberly Bros. vs.. B. r. Butler, in suit to recover
from General Butler moneys paid to him while in
command at Fortress Monroe for rent OF premises
On government land at thar post General Butler
by counsel asked to remove the case to the United
states Circuit Court for this district without giving
bond. The Judge decided in favor OF the petitioner
and ordered the proceedings IN the Superior Court
TO be stopped until IL shall appear that defendant
has failed 10 file record OF the case before the
United States Court at Its next session.
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7ELEGsApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

General Steadman was among the passengers from
Havana on the steamer Juniata.
The funeral OF Mr.. James Guthrie at Louisville,
KY, was attended by the Masonic fraternity and Q
large number of citizens.
The st. Louis Democrat has discontinued its morn
ing publication, and viii hereafter appear as an
evening paper.
A laborer named Kenny fell distance OF eighty
feet into shaft at the Goodrich mine at West Stock
bridge, Mass, q day or two ago, and was instantly
killed.
Captain M. E. Leonard, citizen Of Sparta, Wis
c0nsn, was on Saturday night wayIaid, robbed,
snot three times and left for dead His condition is
critical.
The stockholders OF the st. Louis and Illinois
Bridge Company have voted TO increase the capital
stock Of the company TO $4,000,000 The work on
the bridge win be rapidly forwarded.
A destructive fire occurred at Anoka, Minn., on
Saturday night. which consumed eight buildings on
Front street. The loss s $685. O00 insurance $6 900.
The fire was probably the work OF an incendIary.
Alexander Hughes, respected resident OF Charles
town. Mass, employed IN the Navy Yard, was
wch he WSs oSa IN be hamer ~ so
At q meeting Of the stockholders OF the Dubuque
and Sioux City Pacific Railroad Company held at
puDqdne Iowa yestsraay the lease OF said road 70
mously confirmed.
The city Of St. Louis has entered suit in the Cir.
cult Court againt Robert A. Watt and his bondsmen
alleged, he Appropriated to his own use curing his
term as Comptroller.
The heavy snow on the roof OF the Congregational
church at Wilton, Me-, caused 1t to give way yester-
day morning, entirely levelling the building ana
destroying the organ and furniture. The library
alone was undlsturbed
Allison Smith, an old resident OF ofSpencerport N. Y,
was almost instantly killed on Sunday afternoon.
While entering the Congregational church IN that
village at the head OF funeral procession, the trap
door OF the beiry OF the church taken from It's
fast Inv III ia hQad
with great violence crushing his skull and rupsurIng
an artery. .f1 MMN
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VIRGINIA.

Panic Among Ineligible Once Hold ers-Gen-
cral Stoneman Enforcing the Qualification
Law.
RICHMOND, March Is, 1S89
General stoneman issued an order to-day repub-
fishing the act Of Congress vacatng within thirty
days from the passage Of the act certain officers
ana ordering that all persons who cannot take the
siron- clad OATH shall be removed from ONCE the
18th instant. This order has created quite panic
in the State Offices for nearly onethird Of the pre-
SO mt incumbents are disqualified. For the ofices
that pay no salary the commanding General has had
no applications, and consequently no appointments
have been made for many OF the judgeshps. which
leaves the legal business In cha otto state. This
evening q batch OF new appointments wer made
for City Council ana some minor city o1ices. To-
morrow, " is stated, new set OF Officers Will be
appointed IN the capital
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SKATING MATCH At ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March is, 1869.
There was on immense crowd at the Rink to-
night TO witness the skating match between Frank
swift and Callie Curtis for the diamond medal ana
the championship Of America. The contest lasted
two hours and forty minutes, and was won by Cur
tis by six points, the score being ~ to Al. The
Judges were n. II. Barney, Of Springfield, Mass, r.
Edwards and Edward Egbert Of New York.
The American skating Congress was IN session to-
day at Congress Hall. The following were elected
officers Tor the ensuing year--president J. H. A.
Hervey; Vice President, u. u. Barney; secretary
aud Treasurer X. q. HarveS
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THE INDIANS.

News from General Haxen's Camp-3,OOO
Red Skins Learning tho Arts Of Husbandry.
ST. LOUIS, March 15 1859.
James N. Dunham has arrived here from General
Hazen's camp. near the Wachita Mountains. He
reports that 5000 Indians comprising all or portions
OF several different bands, have been settled on the
reservation. General Hazen has ivided them into
colonies and Is teaching tn EN- the art OF husbandry
Having appointed o farmer to each band to teach
them the use OF farming implements and seeds fur
lplshed by the governments. The Indians have great
c0nfdence IN General hazen, and enter into his
plans for their Improvement as readily and with as
good grace as can be expected.
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ILLINOIS,.

Bank DcfaIcafion mt Rockford-suicide af
Brighton-Repeni Of the Commercial Travel
lcrs' License Law.
CHICAGO, March Is, 1869.
The cashier OF the First National Bank OF Rock
ford, in this State, is reported to have absconded
with funds Of the depostors. IRE bank will proba-
bly, fall The people OF Rockford and vicinity are
much excited by this unexpected development. The
cashier has heretofore been regarded as an honor
able man.
william Protein. respectable farmer, residing near
Brighton, Madison county, ILL.,. shot himself through
the head with revolver on Saturday, killing himself
Instantly. No cause is known for the act.
The merchants and commercial travellers OF Chi
cago have secured q repeal OF the city ordinance
which required commercial travellers to pay a
license for the privilege OF soliciting trade or selling
goods BY samples.
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ARKANSAS.

The Fifteenth Amendment Adopted by the
Legislature--Severe Hail Storm.
u MEMPHIS, March 15 1859.
A despatch to the Avalanche from Little Rock says
that the House to-day passed the Senate Joint reso-
luton ratifying the Fifteenth amendment to the
constitu ton.
+ severe hail storm occurred last night, doing
much damage. There scarcely pane OF glass left
IN the city. The shrubbery and fences are demol.
iShed. "a
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BURNING Of. the STEAMER RUTH on THE MISSISSIPPI

New ORLEANS, March is, 1869.
Dispatches from yicksburg tonight, report that
the steamer Ruth, from St. Louis to New Orleans,
was discovered on IRE, this evening" be-
tween four and i've O'Clock. opposite Duck
port. In the short space Of half an hour
she was entirely consumed, with large and valua-
BILE cargo. The passengers and crew, with the bag
gage, were saved also the books, papers and money.
The boat belonged to the Atlantic ana Mssissippl
Steamship Company, and was regarded as one OF the
best boats afioat. The steamer Calumet has gone up
after her passengers and crew.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

GLASGOW, March 15.--Thc Steamship India, from
New York. arrived here yesterday.
QuEEHsTowS, March l5.--Thc .Cunsrd freight
steamship Tarifa from New York. March 4, arrived
at four r. NJ on her way to Liverpool.
LONDON, March 15.--A despatch from Lisbon re-
ports that the ship Harpswell Captain Qualey, which
sailed from Havre November 70 for New YORK, was
abandoned at sea. Her captain and crew were
saved and landed at Lisbon.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
SPAIN.

The Duke Of Montpensier and the spanish
Crown.
LONDON March 15 1869.
The Duke OF Montpensier declares that he does not
seek the spanish throne that, should he be chosen
King he will accept the crown; but he wishes that
the question OF his election may not be made pre-.
text for civil war.
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GEORGIA..

The Constitutional Amendment Before the
Legislature. t8F
ATLANTA, March 15 1869.
The fifteenth amendment has been made the
special order for tomorrow. The indications are
tnat 1t will pass
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post ONCE
on Wednesday morning, at seven O'Clock.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiu
be ready at half past SIX O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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ordered that the order giving rank to apothecares
In the navy be revoked.
There Ii great rush OF applicants for the position
OF Register Of the Treasury, vacated by the resigna-
ton OF Jeffries. y
The United States steamer Penobscot was expected
az Curacoa, West Indies, from Aspinwali on about
the 18th inst. 44 =
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There Ia war among the peanut sellers In the North
Carolina House Of Representatives.. A white boy
has been forced TO remove his stand Tor the sale or
the States greatest deliuaCy To make way for q
negro. The peanut trade OF North Carolina amounts
TO more than tho cotton trade In valuaA
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MAINE.
Inauguration Of the City Government OF
Augusta

AUGUSTA, March Is, 1880.
The new city government was inaugurated to-day.
Mayor Titcomb's address shows the city debt TO be
ss65, ,o0o OF which amount $2so0o0 was q contribu-
ton OF the city to the development Of water power
Improvement, in which satisfactory progress has
been made. The Mayor endorses the Prohibitory
Liquor law, and urges the enforcement OF all tue
laws and strict economy
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VelOcipede.

Two-wheeed veiocipedes adapted roads, pos
aessing great strength with light weight with wthou
rubber tires, fully licensed s. u. LEE,
$50 Horatio street, No. 8 Pine, New York.
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$1,000 Reward
pnrscrrsc e.
couSTsRrEIrgR
nrLxnoLfpS,s 8 BucHu.
HOW TO DETECT IL
THE GENUINE HAS nv NAME Avn xnncvs.
BLOWN IN THREE 81 JEs ApDnnS'
OF EOTTI.E 80


THE COUNTERFEIT HK NOT
rnruesionahly the business has tcx carried ON for aim,
considerable extent. and ,s .sing ~. 49,.
suaeed by experts who depend the external
cnse without regard TO the quality contents of the bostr
Ny conclusion Il that the wrsnpers were ser
transfer Of ths original plato KEN b, dsnones an
844l - I
nv address IL not biov vn IN IN. .prrtou. and
have never used any bottle wihou this precaution.
fhave been n consultation with the various glass works An
regard 70 H. and they that they have never made nnv
bottles for any one the pattern the spurious pV
chased All my bottles for wevey Messrs shes{S
Duty, kensing,on Gsss worss and each sns evsxY1
hfs M 'ss Pa Sow d 90 hEcs sides q
The spurious has mot and in genuine lettering can bs
fel without remoyn the wrs pper IN majority Of eases
Thus far evidcnt that spurious has from
questioned reply ihsr never aks bs or receipt. whs
procuring their supplies ihch difficulty In tracing
Avery Important item y, druggists H. that quits quantity
of the spurious has areN erentsd, and such
preston the afflicted ,nay have formed of me- Who have
been unfortunate ~ 10 hsve purcharsd the spurious
the Injury done my and business by this counerieG
which possesses NJ medicinal virtnss whatever But INV
friendly reacny and extensive scausniancs IN he trade
wW greAty ~ precns the druggists viA ker
stock at once 40 report will protect such nom @a aud
wv cause 70 arrested dealers found with HE spurioos
info nation derived leading Detection wiz be shanh-
fully recS sed receive reward oe thoussd dois
n. r. HELMBQLp -,-- n T. -
ioa South Tenth street. PHisdelphiA. 4,
+ aud ~. - II ~ teMM
s-sincs The insertion Of thc ,sore n. Following ruv
sGiss have kindly reported and nrned spfious sIc
and been supplied with the geuy'ine - (. ~ 80
0eons Porter street and BroAdway y. J.
othess u PhiladsishiA., -"
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Labor Contracts in Memphis.

y - MEMFHIS, MdTCH I6U9.
Great complaints are made by planters on ac-
count Of the scarcity Of labor. Planters are Offering
twenty-five per cent higher rates than last year. but
hands are unwilling to make contracts. r
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Nfissisauoi Spring Water-Oniy Know
remedy aud NIL diseases of ths kidneys Sold
druggis,s. Depot, bs5 Broadway. N. Y. :
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Roynl Havana LOtfery.-PHxos Paid In q ala
Information furnsned ns nHhess fAes pau TOT Do
and ali kinds Of Gold and Silver.
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ImpOrsant Nofice.-Thc Havana Lotterys
As articles have appeared 70 several in the
States stating Royal Havana Lottery wou
he discontinued, are authorized by the Administrater =
the Lottery in theU
reports. TAYLOR Co, 16 Wall street.
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The Magazines.

VAN YbsrRAND's EcLEcrIc EvorNEERINa MAGAZINE
Tor March. New YORK: ID. Van Nostrand.
THIS number Is . very interesting and instructive
one.
THE LADy's FRIEND for March gives IA tho last
freak Of Dame Fashion and largs amsaas os Inter
estlng light literature
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ENGLAND.

A Petition from Ireland Praying for the Irish
Church Observation-Disclosures.
~ LONDON, March is, 1869.
A deputation with the Mayor Of Dublin at its
head. proceeded to Windsor Castle this afternoon,
and presented to the Queen petition praying Tor
the disestablishment OF the Irish Church.
lament.
LONDON, March Is, 1869. =
In the House of Commons tonight the bill INTRO
duced by the Solicitor General to repeal certain
and alter certain statutes Affecting the constitution
OF the Universities OF oxford and Cambridge was de-
bated at length and after much opposition was read
for the second time.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
GENERAL NOTES. (

Ohio Is to be thoroughly surveyed geologically.
Boston Is TO have boot and shoe board or trade
system
The medical department OF Harvard University ha,
six negro students.
James NJ Mason the sx-reDel envoy, intends re-
turning TO America. f
General Hoke, of North Carolina, has moved his
residence to Lynchburg Va.
Virginia paper calls Brownlow Piutonian note
at long date, paying an enormous interest.
Cincinnati asks the Legislature to pass general
law for the establishment OF munlcipal colleges
A very stringent bill has been introduced in the
Massachusetts, Legislature Tor the better protection
OF gas consumers.
Mr.. E. 8. Cleveland, who has held the once OF
Postmaster at Hartford, Conn.,, Tor the past eight
years. has resigned.
The town OF Camden, Wilcox county, Ala, was
almost entirely destroyed by re on the 4th INST Tho
loss Will exceed 100000.
Work on the Rolling Mill at Rome Ca, Is going
rapidly, and it is expected that the mil win be
manufacturing nails by the list OF june
sunday Is the great PRIZE nghting day In Montana
beat John O'Brien, In ITO hard fought rounds, at
Helena. 4 fn
A Kentucky local paper says that all the disssI-
leries OF the neighb0rnO0d are busy manufacturing
the "invigoraring cordial OF life" which Is new
name for Bourbon.
The Louisville Democrat says that the eurrent
story OF the late attempt to shoot Pars0n Brown0w
.ooks fshy,n because the name OF the alleged ~
saiant was Scales.
The trial OF Josephine La1amme and David Dorr0
for the murder of the wOman's husband at Webster,
Mass, win take place at the next term OF the Sus
preme Court, which opens April l3. M
movement has been inaugurated looking to th6
erection OF q cotton factory at Forsyth Ca Forty
and 1t il confidently anticipated that the whole
stock will be taken up the present week.. ,,
The Je,ctsh Messenger says the first telegram re-
ce1ved by President Grant was the congraruiatOry
despatch or the Board CT Trade OF Berlin, c0mmuni-
Gated through their president, Herr Mayor, whOt
ike threefOurthS Of his constituents, Is Hebrew.
The indianapolis (Ind) Sentinel says that inforina-
ti0n has been received by the police force OF that
city that several strangers known 10 have money In
their possession, have mysteriously disappeared
from the city lately IN such manner as TO justify
the suspicion Of foul play.
Mr.. jeremiah Hogan died in Philadelphia last week
at the age Of 103 years. HIS mental faculties were
vigorous and unlmpared, and up to the time Of the
Illness which prostrated himonly two weeks before
nis death-he could and did read newspaper print
without the aid OF spectacles. 8 aR
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

CAUTION TO SERVANT MAIDs.-The Rochester
U,li0n gives q thrilling account Of how servant
maid In that city was seized one night In the absene0
OF the family, bound hand and foot, gagged threat
ened with revolver, and made fast to the leg OF .
sofa by an unmannerly villain, who proceeded to
ransack the house. tear up beds-distributing their
contents about the noOrS-upsetting furniture and
raising old Ned generally but who departed without
stealing anything Servant maids should be upon
their guard when alone particularly when they are
likely to be tied to the legs OF sofas. n.
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,f the sihip John Bright Held for

The Mate Of the ship John Bright Held for
Trial.
BosToS, March Is. 1869.
The preliminary examination OF William Graham,
charged with killing Thomas Benson, the third mate
OF the ship John Bright at Faya resulted to-day in
holding the accused for trial In $4,000 bail. The
testimony showed that Benson struck Graham three
blows before the fatal stab was given.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

A.-Money Advanced ON Diamonds, Watche
o. q. JUDD, sos Broadway
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The Famous Corner-gT NISSAN q trc.,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan Job PrInnz Esia shmsS
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Look Ont for the Evening TcIcgraps a
THURSDAY.
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Words OF Wisdom for Young Men nm ,h.
hung rasson " TOWN ~. rAsy .nov'u, va Seifh.u
Tor the crrnE Ana Sens ~ seSee
iopes, re- o' enA'se. Ae'- iu"AHosi ~ r. PhlAr
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EstabIlshed In 1S0Oy-The Metrops pHsan JoA
Printing Establishment. 81 Nassau street -
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(shiznine. n Powerful French Remedy for
shattered constitutions Apply for circularA Box zoos
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For First Glass Printing or Eve, - Descrfp.
90 Metropolitan Job Printing Est s5shmens b.
| N..s.
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Electricity for the Removal . 4 Disease
| applied BY Dr. CHAMBERLlN, No. West Pour.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

AFf0St Of Gerrish, the Alleged DefnuIfinN
Treasurer OF Lowell.
LOWELL, March 10, 1860.
Mr.. McAlvin, the new City Treasurer, has been
sworn into ONCE aud made q demand on the late
Treasurer, Gerrsh, for the money books, accounts,
&c. Garrish passed over the accounts keys. books,
notes, &c.; but as to the money he replied, ~ am
unable TO give you the money; haynt 1t; II is
gone.v He was arrested and lodged In jail. His de.
nctt thus far is S32, o29. Gerr1sh was before the
Police Court this morning, and was recommitted for
future examination IN default OF $4,000 bail.
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vrss~~sS.~.~,.., -,

We have received from d. Appleton 4 Co. reprints
OF the poetical works OF Thomas Campbell and
Henry Kirke White, ana from the same publishersre-
prints OF scott's "ralr Maid Of PERTH and Mar
ryatts "Snarleyow." These books belong to the
cheap editions now being published BY Appleton.
They arc exceusntly printed.
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CoId-inc VIII Cure Your Cold. Try IL.
Sold BY drurggs Rushoas, 10 Astor Hons > corner of
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q. q. JUDD 609 Broadway
A.-Hazard & CasweIps Cod Liver OH :.
Look Ous for the Evening Telesran su
A.-NoveIfIes In Dry Goods. su9den tc
BRADBURY, Of Bowery and Bleccker street late
with Lord Taylor. I'M
After /. Ha.dred sscsssses-Eogr q Pear
the Of ALL spring IA SIC 81
lnmabe beauty the ustre Of which cannot be dun
the shape spoiled BY wear.
Barking DIP the Wrong Tree.
Tss % zo 5sys sssn up e. s ss
The right which they dreamed of the DAP tree
Of Chile the bark Of which T. used oy the Arucsni.n
Stainless and gives fowerke Fragrance their
breath Th, one OF The ssdns Sress.s sn. If o.edon
and preservatives.
& MS and a. U s. aar snd ess.p @ seTaS
world. 622 Broadway. NT
Cristadora's Unequalled Hair Dy e.-soIa
applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No6A Hoass
CoId-inc VIII Cure Your Cold. Try IL.
sod by drussias Rushsoss, 10 Astor Hom of
Established In 1soe.-The Mesreps ,nsan Fob.
Electricity for the Removal . Disease
applied by DR. cHAMBERLlN No. West Pour.
For First Class Printing o. Eve, z De-crip.-
ton 70 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Es Sbshment
N~s'.1' 'e'
sgsy oF Fessss
ohce-
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A.-Hazard & CasweIps Cod Liver Oil
the best.
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CrSsfN doru,s UneauNIled Hair Dy e.-sols
applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory Noe ga Hoass
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Barkerss Wig and Human Hair Em porfum.
Brats, Cur Chi snons, &c &c Best ana cneap IN tho
world. Broadway.