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lH-Judgment reversed.
MARINE COUaT-YAaT |.
In the Wrong Box.
Before Judge Gross.

Before Judge Cross
Gardner U.s. WelSh.-The plaintiff, carman OF
Hunt h Havand, went In October last TO defen-
dans store for the purpose Of reclaiming box be-
longing to his employers sent there by mistake. He
states that barrel was delivered to him and placed
on his cart by defendants order, but that after
wards he ordered his men to remove 1t and take II
into the store las defendants counsel contended, be-
M hat Se nan s nheced ~ m ,ng 70 ake
from hts wagon and resisted the attempt, and in the
sculle he was choked by defendants employees, his
clothes torn and his finger broken. He admitted, on
crOss-examiRati0n, that the defendant did not per-
sonaly lay hands on him, and only ordered his men
TO remove the BARREL Damages were laid at s., 900.
Complaint dismissed.
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COURT CALEnDARS-THIS DAY
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
TIE REA SUICIDE,

The other Indictment Is similar to the absye.
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character is the gravest and most deplor-
able perversion that is possible for the
sensational and slang element in our lit
erature to inaict upon the popular mind.
To its apprehension armament black
with the night of the foulest vice if it
only contains a single faint, twinkling
star Of virtue is the sky Of social
and moral paradise.
To its apprehension bigamy, profanity,
and vulgarity indecency but add to the
beauty and perfume of the sweetest and
farest wreaths of literature. if within
each hideous. and unsightly group, a
single, pale, sickly flower of virtue can
be found, finding in the "Corsair" Of
Byron the highest type of moral periec-
ton;
ole left corsairs namo to other times
Linked with one virtue and a thousand crimes"
Until the time shall come when both
writer and critic shall accept the maxim
of Horace NoJilitaS sofa est atque IN
ica rirtus' as applicable in its widest
sense to literature, can we reasonably
hope that in its domain vice will be alb
horred and virtue receive the universe
respect and admiration of the human
heart
Thanking our critic for the superb
text that his own mental and moral de
formity, as found in his article, has afford
ed me to illustrate the perverting, de
grading tendency of the sensational ant
slang element in American literature OF
the popular mind | will postpone fur
ther consideration of this subject to som,
future time.
Bridport, Vermont.
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The Californian's Letter.

Wei, Milt, here are,
And, the same, ii is me;
Which | sit on n chair
That Is called Il settee,
With the gayeSt canary beside me
over have happened to see.
Nnw. old boy. don't be mad
Mhich 1t wouldn't be wise,
For I'm ccrtln you're glad,
BY the light I'm your eyes.
To know don't reckon your Anerl
II incest of all in the Skies.
W hich feel II | did.
fOu would lc3ilnuS-likr grow.
Which you'd give me u bid
10 bunk under the snow,
Which liu fearful the lady beside lne
Would compel me- the same To iOrgeo
Which yon know, dearest boy,
And how natural tbs,
That we each feel a 10y,
Which l. noi.odys biz,
In deserving the louiesi-hotiou
In the lines of our lady-iovcs pli1.
Which III lucky Tor her,
Yet more lucky for rs,
That she cant see the blur
Which ii stamps us cus-
II She could She would cast aside rea oI
And make a most horrible fuss.
which name IT fact,
Though fact that is nul
IN iii"a.,uiy, I,.hn
,,-'. -, :" ,',
U"htai, ,ta,o,is T. y = - 4,
WI
hut come back to hr."now,"
And u,e'va ,o,la1 IN .,,,.,...., .,.,,
OF our hearts, e'er To be,
Tn me tunn ni . mini.t.,'s e.
Ana We're happy as lark,
And | watch All the SHARKS
That cntiudic her eve
Aud catch them. with ~ Il,. uentr-
alton
ANA Give thrih a hln, ON the .l\-.
Which we ii, p.eiiS tight.
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"The dear God who lovet
He made and loveth all.

Thousands of tourists from the Allan
tic and Western States are preparing to
spend their summer vacation on the slopes
of the Rocky Mountains, among the sub
lime scenery of the Yo Semitic, aud in
far distant California.
A Virginia editor has received COM
munication from Miss Anna Mitilda So
phia Electra Dolla Ann Potter Bell IT.
a treatise on what she knows about bap-
tism.
A desk Benjamin Franklin is sup.
posed 70 have learned to write on was
put up at auction in Newport, r. l., and
knocked down at the princely sum of ten
cents.
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The most amusing confidence game
that modern ingenuity and desperation
ever invented was set off in England, by
an elderly gentleman, who had run out
his property, and had no real resource
left for the elegant support that his ma
ture craved. Having the reputation OF
still being rich man, he made his will
distributing generous sums around among
his friends and relatives, and giving large
bequests to benevolent societies. There
upon, taking care that his liberal inten.
tions should be known, he came into
great favor with the aforesaid friends
and relatives, and the order of philan-
thropists, and lived around at their hous-
es, welcome guest, even condescending
to die at one of these free homes. A
funeral, fitting the great expectations, was
provided for him, and then the will open
ed This turned out according to prom
Use. But when the estate came to be ad-
ministered upon, it was totally minus
The man had not spare pound in the
world
4 Car SToRy.-A singular cat story
comes from Iowa. Two men were work.
ing mine, one of them down the shaft
and the other one attending the windlass
above. The man above was just going
down himself, when a large cat came
running toward him, and going to the
mouth of the shaft, gave an unearthly
squall, and vanished. This was repeated
three times. Thinking the animal was
mad, the man called to his companion tc
come out, when they gave chase 10 the
cat For some time the men chased her
but were unable to catch her and re.
turned to their work. On entering the
shaft again, what was their astonishment
to find the earth had fallen in, complete
ly filling up the shaft. Had not the min
cr come up just as he did, he would cer-
tainly have met with terrible death.
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The Sewing Machine.

All hail inventions noble art
That lifts the load from woman's heart,
And wreaths, with joy, the face once sad,
And makes drear existence glad;
That steals tho tear from sorrows eye,
And stills the famished orphans cry.
Let notes of praise to Heaven ring,
And crown the flying needle king.
The ebon son of Africs plane
Bore not more enthralling chain
Than woman, delicate and weak.
Behold the pale and hollow cheek,
The weary look, the bloedless hand,
The sunken eye with purple band,
Working on, from morn till night,
Mindless of the heavens bright,
Working on from night till morn
With weary head and heart forlorni
Every thread thread of life;
Every day day Of strife;
Starving at the rich mans door.
tod take pity on the poor.
But 10, the CALLING chain is broke.
Inventive skill, tore of the yoke,
And now the cheek, once thin and pale,
Is bright and blooming, fresh and hale.
The buzzing wheel and running thread
Are soothing balm to aching head.
N
Flares and flames at noon of night
No more, beside its fckle CLEAN,
The seamstress labors at the seam.
Tis gone, the fearful night is gone,
Behold the full and genial dawn
At close of day, her labor through,
Home and joys she never knew
Greet her, hold to her their arms,
Cheer her, by their soothing charms
Husband, children, mother, wife,
How expanded is their life.
Comforts added to their store,
That they never knew before.
'Tis as if another sense,
Giving happiness intense.
Showed unto their ravished sight
Lands, where life is always bright
'Tis blessing to possess
Power to relieve distress.
'Tis greater blessing still
To possess both power and will
But that heart is cold indeed,
Touched not by anothers need.
some have power, some have VIII,
Some have genious, some have skill
Talents differ, in degree,
As the stars, that brightest be,
From the faint and feeble orbs,
That the distance, dim, absorbs.
But the man who made the wheel
Fit to run the threaded steel,
Certainly deserves place
With the greatest of his race;
What have they done more than he
To relieve humanity
Oh Inventor, You are blessed
Bv the poor, the worlds oppressed.
Woman, weak and weary grown,
From whose life all joy is flown,
If you would renew your youth,
Get sewing machine. In truth,
1t will steal the pain from toll;
Of shadows will your home despoil,
Make the trial Make the test
At the Register Book Store you'll find
best.
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a,usinrss Cards.

nR. IL. TURRILL is fully prepared
10 execute all work upon the Natural
teeth or ON the various styles of Artificial work
:, with all the modern improvements" in super
lar manner md at reasonable prices Extracting
free of charge, whore teeth are inserted ona plate
Ether administered when desired.
52;tf Mlddlepury, W.
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AN, Cuff, will you be after tipping
US little bit of a song this mornin'2''
exclaimed son of the Emerald Isle to a
brother of the sable race. a co laborer in
the division and sub division of wood.
"Golly, massa, can't sing"
Cant sing An what's yer leg stuck
in the middle of yer fiji for, like birds,
if We can't sing ?"
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-" The arrangements Of nature are
admirable exclaimed young lady du.
ring the high wind last week. =" The
same wind which disarranges our crino.
line, blows dust in the eyes of the wicked
young men who would take advantage Of
our confusion" Philosophical young la
DIV that.
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lll 4 u B I: B 4

WHAT Is IT;
II is sure and perfect remedy for all diseases
of the Liver and Spleen, enlargement or obstrue-
ton Of Intestnes Urinary, Uterine, or Abdonn-
al Organs, poverty remittent Fevers, infamma-
ton of the Liver, Dropsy, sluggish circulation oi
the Blood Abscesses Tumors, Jaundce, Scrofuln,
Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, or their concomit-
ants.
DR. WELLS having become aware of the extra
medical properties of the South American Plant,
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"A poor man is to be avoided; he
lacks principal.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YORK, Friday, March 81, 1871

NEw-YORK, Friday, March 81, 1911
The horse market to-day was fairly active,
relaxing somewhat in the demands for common work
horses but improved to prime farm horses and with
an animated call for road and carriage horses
Among the Western horses arrived this morning In the
Bulls Head Market was a lot OF "A very strong and
powerfully built animals consigned TO Isaac Dahlman
any material change.
The premiums at the Ohio Stock Fair. which is to he
amount to $4,000
The trotting stallion Messenger Of the best stock
horses in the country. il offered for sale Messenger
trotted in last December against Orange Belle and
Hickey winning the race after six closely contested
heats varying from :3S TO "A.
There was to-day considerable animation in the car
riage business, with active demand. not only for
nigh priced carriages but also for medium grades the
cll for the latter coming mostly from livery stables
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
ZEpTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ 70 THE
SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST.


- NLM-1ORk AND NEN-ORI.EANS
Thh ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD ,i, io com
d hssc ~ l81 sod extend from Cat anooza ,Bb 10 Modsn
NJ shl With i0 connections fOn The slo-c sial ,- ron
Boston. NesfOu Phlafeli Bsi1off Washr gtof Jet.fbny
ssd Cbat1B0gga Meridian Mobile Oreaas Neksbog s,rg
B"rt. GAlsfs'on and al points in to Soa b Wes.
Anhge-ls being percd with connecting rosd Norh
snd hoIib the
Orleans 20
oagh pshge will va siss close c,npsei
a. 'hstnosa perts south su Wet change of
bseh ht fors snd NeSOreshs and no iauge ne
ILoeh ees o all points hOfh and south vii be
Fne pal rtiirosi tr.rt oAfs.
Cosh.eag s, feqes poi tickets al os line f,r all
trsa's ia osn be- frs-hed
AS'.ea isosa freight Goe vii be Ogspsd giving qses AID
NV s4iss o ieighl
heosL bills liBg prnys cities sld Soaih
aiiss lor loss snd csasge promptly sdj1stei.
fof faraleT luioTaa lion, sppis
j. JCBfANrON, General Superintendent. or
1esE '
Oss VI VIC Ees IOfk 81 BTssJra ooTssf d.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ NORWICH
Boston Worcester Fchburs Groton Junction Lowell Law
Nashua Manchester Concord Palmer Brsttboro
points The sisnch steamers
OF BOSTON.
CITY OF EBw.YORK
CITY OF LAWRENCE. and
r,, CITY OF NEW.JOgDOS.
will leave Sevio daily (sundsy eIerted) oeoei D. m from
Pier 80: North River, foot OF Canal and Wattssts
For NwLondon and Norwich there connecting RIprs
for the sboVe
ter: and Boston. Hartford and Bre Railroads
& hekets and rates Of freight spp at the omoe Pier 90
Ncf,n Sy iyset yt ~, - ,.co J. h. SHORT jr, Agent
tOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
tonic and Nsugsuek Raoad Fare s Steamers leave Catba
nne-shp at u noon (sundsys excepted.
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u. S PosT-oyricE AND suB.TsEAsuRr; Bosros MAS
OTVIcs suPERISrksprsI March 20. 1871 )
XXYRQUGUT AND CAST IRON WORK.

~
Sealed will e receivd the once OF the supeotend
en-; until 90 1871 for furnishing dshserng ttung and pat
Of the third aud ionrh oors and 1901 OF Tue
n,s Bahg Boston Mass erbtedh ny
sr,rnrs MARRIED A. a. 81 w. g ~ &c. 30 81 and The accompanying
plans schedule onsng principally Of rolled rrssshIon beams
fbs xo delivered and iD place ,Dh nns m,y om
tin, required by the Superintendent provided Mat each door
ni the M be made the subject Of separate order ,ed I'M, ne
allowed 20 days for the mailing and pung place
sh and ~ day. for mssns and putting place see roo
The s be permitted Of the dsrci aud maehe
the huDg IN putting the rork IN place stoui ehstSr
Int required th Of the empoe1 10 Noins
them vii be furnished by the Department when required
Sea1olduR will be furnished by the ooptrscton
subiivied diheni
be considered aud sArdoi In the sygregsk
soy per cent of III. amount doe will the completion Of
nooi the balance the hnA completion Of The contract
le accompanied BY penal bond In We un sIp
bidder will accept and perform The contra. isarsd en n.
the he certified by the - Jnist i OF he
o. 4 Court Dho, Attorney Of ,le District shere be reside.
Tie Department the hsht reject all BIDS " u be
Of the do aud BID thai
moi pnsei obtained this On< And dces not
conform Tespe the requirements OF this heusnen and
of The pnute schedule viii be eondeed neither vii
poD from parties who hemsslse' Engaged 10 the
Of Cast WrouttIron rori aEd Who have mol e beees
for getting out the castings rolled beams
Proposals. be ndors BIDS for lfon Nort Po ono aad Rub
TreAsa Boson Mass ADD Aldretsed "a 6upki o. bRiASI,
NulleDdthL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
rv,,.rey D.p,Errpvr WASHINGTON d. G., March ~ lg7l
-r,n pApFE-MAKERS AND DEALERS

Tux,.rry WILMINGTON, p. MtftI
vINO PAPFR-MAKERS AND DEAlERS.-
Go,smeat saie -5es Jropos for the following dseIht9
glasses sal qaanirs o. lSpcr vii ie o~d @ p'pAuh' "
the I5tb dsy Of April hegt At u o'clur. noon:
~ 90 sheet Iat50 inches, y h per 81 bop1.
aODl1 sDeefs lfIl7 inchs ~ n per NJ oie
ICOtt1 sheets. l5Il8 inches. 20 - per y, hoe
22g DOi shee.s. l7Il6 inches. - b per " 'oe
81 she t. lbI1 inc .cs. 80 70 Iff ". Note
giOG sheeis ~ nches 10 u per ", btoAth
~ sheet, HIlf n~h.s. - n fef VI bIestA. ,,
2n 600 i reis lilIl2i inches. 2il n Ie Hse hnsel
2fD 600 sheets l1nl inches $t3 h per NJ Aicf fmtn,u
The b snd aceePIci o rece hy ea''e ana '
parrp eeres the right reec al bids 50 NAY neen
1pctent. -. ,...o,. The n.,., In
leo r., ,B roce Of Of bids Terms can ~ "osi
rqent us Fnl s.h samples si te il'"o1 0" AIIo
i1u l. III Department -. a.. co,
Pro saad aldrfsfei 70 tie seciary oi We u o
r.c ami msrsei faed Proposal o note 1Dd Bo1l PlHff
Go B. WILL. Secretary Of The I"aaII
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
TIE largest and magnificent Seameis IN the world The
ST JOHN pRLW s DEAN gICHMoND One Of ne above steam,
s vc Pier 40 81. North River afternoon Sunday excepted
si6 oees s o. ALBA in tine to connect '" n I.raa @ s..
AbaHy oeos or on the sr'a Of connecting trains nom he
hesi sni North sud kast. ,, , m,
TaA cte, 10 obtained the 0hce o. ne Wharf DoJds
Er 90, Broadway and No Cou Brooklyn Baggage checked
90 IT, destination feglt received until tAe hour Of departure
PEGULAR EVENING LINE for Albany and
III To- r rk Tsre 20 cents. erits cents: roors
81 .sye DAILY (ssda excepted from Pier a. " K
tSgnAg Tie 2Hdd s19s' T21aee 8. 4s.n and Troy 0 Sn @
gnge checked 20 dcsinsdon
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Conn. NNturgh Milton Poughkespse and Esopusi StesH'
April and I'M er ever Tues1ay THURSDAY and SATURDAY there
sisI, eavnr Hsrrsoa.si, Per 81 n r.. ai4P
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
The Bot Of The People, Line Tor Albany resume their trips
@ @4fIiDi tie ll,h mt, at O'Clock p ~ Pssssse 81
DELAWARE AND NEW-Y0RK s. S. Co.,
kasTRRS oUEEN VII leave lo LIVES, pei EyER{ M0NDAi
hud THURSDAY taking AMI IRE ght io all point.
e JuuoH and Beksae and Delaware Railroads Returning,
vii sve Lsv EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY m or
% ~ '' OF ~ train r'' '''''' and s z GIBBs Agent Agent %
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
q DEB @ re steamer GRANITE STATE will leave Peesi
90 sad rePrr retained paving al bills in their depart
WN II GOODsFEED V. p. II an. y. Steamboat Co.
hsw-Yoh NsI,h y 1871.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
a. at p r.. from Pier n, n r.. foot Of Robiusonst
S, Sss0 isie h TO BOSTON - TO PR0yIDsNNCCE sS
tssht At % Connect Providence vii. Boston and Prov
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State Of NewYork
.sss a o sS ss, PsSe Se ot m Sr
s.shoro u te Fare lot els.s - 7Si "a el,s, 81 Is
EOR NEWHANEN, HARTFORD, and the
horh-Ssmes leave Pseb 81 for Ses J5 aud u
s, connecting WITH Railroad
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
Droposals.
Us EseiSEsK OYyIcE, No. IS RAsPARrsT.,l
NEw-0RLBAss la March 80 l8Il }
pOSAJS for DGE-BOAT.-The un-

}
PROPOSALS for DREDGE-BOAT.-The un-
dernd hereby invites sealed proposal, for the The .ooeSn ct
sgSF%EfE@bG ,S as ST aS % joint q cs
proved 49, 1851 for improving the mouth OF the MisS
s. Of Il GS SR%T6 s % Bung Of
;Issos STsss Ss Ss & & ands1sd
sSs S.Sea SenE s dss S1fTsf &c to be
ls3 feet % IN spSs & Ts. is 70 screw propeller at
Il feet in diameter and TO be dyn by two Sseipg essis
ter and os'ng engine The hull OF the steamer
TO with wserght compartments for water ballast 70 e
s in adjusting the vessel depths varying from Is TO ~
There is bes to be large wroughrOn shield be arranged to
lower front Of To. large propeller partially no9s @ ne IL % a % m
ehnery be of form and dimensions erset or nearly ~ SHOWN
Many Of he parts oiie strength considerably in
Ike Of steamers Of Ike AZ
Considered except from bidders WHO Peon, examined speses
tons snd dIaNug for the vessel or & sho h'fe % l s
are practically engaged the cnstrcon Of Oce,n steamships
propeller meinery for such B mns cover ne sn 10
s ard dsTs Of ias dedgeoCa @ a. RseS S r 10
psrsl bids vii be considered From each $ ma1ss M N b iron bSn
requested VIZ one sgec;ng %oo1h na we On o % m ui Goo
The latter win be eeS' PT9t td e S e5 81 Ops'fo' be two & s n2 % %
sRe re'eryes TIE g to choose -er % GReng 9s re- W % a
be allowed facilities inspecting material used and work
m4nshp With view to The rejection Of all such deemed s % Of M
livery Oran the vessel must throughout be pIopeei " he
B @ must e esa GaCi .D w w HoWe Gor. Of Engineers T. s
a" ao'i p. O. Ioes Boz $50 Hew.Oreaps La"
R.c accompanied BY the usual guaranT with eercae
As to responsibility gasnior bys copy Of ibis 9dyertent at
aehed ccp specifications neosed Printed forms Tor
Once OF
this Ohce and Is requested that only sh De ue
Proposals received until IL O'clock noon MAY S oonaet
an Bond must gned IS 8 Wof actually begun
both hu machinery before June 1871 and the completed ored
boat delivered January 1872 penalty Of reduction on con
tract price per day FOR each days deY after that me Sey
enty6ye as per Poe viii be paid approval by
reton sud satisfactory ts trip shall have been Ea1 e p~
% will be paid on acceptance the point specified Tor delivery
form for faithful performance OF contract 70 he Smoun
Of go, will be required.
roat against contractors any alleged infringement Of patents FOR
dredging machinery. g.. - - ~ ~. a., 40.
made by pariles whose aohY 10
hsl IN e. poi nav he justly questioned
~ & " HOWELL, Captain o Engineers u $ A.
ebsrg IMPROVEMENT ofthe the Mississippi River"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR OFyIcE oP ISDIAs hyHuRs
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March 80 1871. )
SoTB place for receiving bids and samples under the above al
vermen, changed from Washington c. No Oj Dune'
ST. CITY which place will be for business and amer
In,i is T. s. PARKER, Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
ferlures ano alssilliG 9.

nR. LAMBERT LECTURES before the the a Cos
onat,p conference at y IN. Public are limited Cor bo"'V
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Frou Pier No A. North River.
THE QUEEN Thouss...... SATURDAY. April !. a. o. m.
ERIN April 3. a. p
LveI100 cabin 80 and St3i seerage
Prpsd Sege tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Loneon
siery. or Gl.sr'v, 2 currency - -
Fs furbe particular sppy ComPsnys Onee No 50 Broad
.av Y. w. j. HURST Manager
EUROPEAN EXCLUSION. - Excursion to
H Ss,u Eogay and Denmark Junc J. Procure nofma'
from AUGUST PRTLRSOHN. Manager BoNlne-green
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
PROSPECTUS.

Several Of the leading and manufacturers Of this city having
on band supu. goods consequence Of the depressed condition OF
bushes. generally organized themselves into Company on the co
operative plan with the view Of d.pong their goods fair profit to
themselves This they consider best be effected by means oil
Grand Distribution Scheme endavOre to interest the
public by arranging i, ppon the following principle;
For the 81 each applicant viii be furnished with ticket Of
mission to one Of that will be given at sten"T
Hall This in e will be fall value for the money paid no popular
sustained By talent being aPPoaehabe for
lea. than sI To each ticket Coupon will be annexed the holder
which will be entitled to one the distribution of prizes
schedule Of which appears below presenting their Coupons to the
manager in charge Of the wheel the will be permitted to draw
their own ticket, and will thu, ascertain delay, the luck that
.. b., had in store for them SO will approximate value
Of the smallest prize
Among the advanages comprised this Of drawing is that Il
take. ee Immediately upon purchasers obtaining their tickets aud
presenting the coupons to the manager at the wheel
The scheme herein .et forth perfectly legitimate and fair one en-
failing no possible loss purchasers Of tickets the value Of their
money being fully secud for them in the entertainment provided while
their chance. in the distribution Of prizes absolutely equal and
handed.
The Public are invited Depository Of the Company No.
ss Broadway for the purpose ofnspens the the denominations
and value Of which are given in the folOsng lst;
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

GENTLEMAN.
TUESDAY BIRTH
WEDNESDAY n of paie appc- he Boa Othe
THE RIVALS.
THUhsDh-THB NERVOUS NAN srd THE UNFINISHED GbN
1LEHAN.
PRIDAY-TIIB RIVALS.
In rehearsal, n entirely
EEW COMEDY
BY w s. Gilbert ESQ., playing the greatest London
entitled
"RAHDALBS THUMB"
Foote's COMEDY of
THE LIAR
In peuaraon will be produced xh s'eufo 20
~ CAST SCENERY. and COSTUME.
ROSEDALE
preparation and w be acted for he ft, time fgr