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ID tte)-No. 81 Bowery.
Positively last week this season
First Music will commence at oRlock.
THIS EVENING, the performance will commence at pre-
cisey halfpast 7, with
Waltz and Star Entree.
Equestrian Exercises--by the whole company
Ground and lofty tumbling-by the Company.
Horsemanshp by Master Franklin withoue bride saddle
Mrs Moves and his pupil Master James Howss, the
Polish Brothers No exhibition in the deveopsmen Of the
muscular art has given general satisfaction
Mrs Gun the celebrated equestrian heroine will appear
the Amaxonian Maid
Mr. John smith, will appear and sng Of his most popular
soneS.
Country Dance Entree
Equestrian Manager, Mr. Rockwell.
Riding Master, Mr. II Needhan
Clown, Mr. Astn.
10 will elapse previous to the reaction Of the per
formanee.
The performance will re-commence with
Mr. Turner will appear IL 3, and horses repre-
senling the Colossus of Rhodes.
Mr. S b Hewes will ain troduce his spacious dog Damen
Mr. w Howes will appear in the pantomne entitled the
Life Of a Sailor.
Slack Rope-by Master Franklin.
Mr. b Howes will appear in the character Of Indian
Hunter.
Still Vaulting-by the company.
Principal act Of Craftsmanship by T Turner.
Mr. John Smith will sing This original and fvorite
travaganzas
Tn. evenings cntertaignens Will conclude with grand
military cayacade on Il horses.
Tickets had and seats secured application 10 the
Box Office, which open from 10 o'clock A. NJ until 5P NJ
The performance will IL o'clock Boxes 30
cts Pit 25 cents.
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Cleared.
Hilah Hammond, New orleaus; VIM G. Nye, Kcmpton,
James River Va Mary Chiffon, Drew Rio Janero Angora
Gardner Maanras; oeonee, Lyons, New Orleans; Macon
Osborn Savannah Lopda savage st Thomns and 81 Croix
Eau Hedwis, tswed) Hillmsn, Rst,srdam wm Hunt, Ro
gers, Rchmond Hornet, Osborn, Baltimore; Petersburg
Usher, do; Aurea, Blunt, Campcachy.
Arrived.
Ship Norman Wood, Liverpool, March 8. with mdre to
Ship vcksbug Bunker New Orleans "a days, with cotton
Brig William r. Brown Kelly. Mobile, IL days. with cotton
and wine order Fell in with schooner supposed the Cor
dasted the late gale. Capt Kelly supplied her with wood
aud water. The schooner standing Cor Charleston
Orig Ceyra (Br Card, Windsor Ms, u days. with plaster
Brig Helen Maria (Br) Card Windsor Ms II days, with
Org George, saow New Orleans. II days. with e.,,On &C.
Brig camilla, Smith, Mobile, 10 days, with cotton, Sc to
Iris su,snnab Br) Watkins, Windsor Ms, with plaster
master.
sehr Valiant Cunningham Of Boston, I'm ApalaehicOls 10
sloor Tecum,eh Child hours from Providence with lime
and domestic goods TO the master Yesterday Point Judith
Ne miles distant poae ship Diaper, .. Msw p'ai0fd
Below.
large shp, supposed Tie frigae Constitutions, from Nor
folk and brig Venus, from Rio de Jansiro
Huesssoranda.
Tho letter bags Of the vrginan, for Liverpool, will close at
Gpns Exchange Reading Room this morning. at 10 o'clock
The Virginia Hamilton, from Rotterdam for New York pat
nts Halifax with damage having been much cut by the
ice on the Bsnks-woud have to discharge 10 repair.
The ice In the Kennebec has broken far Augusta
The Ieny somers from Philadelphia, bound TO whining.
tom having board assorted went ON shore on
the u about 3s miles north Of Cape Hatteras crew all
saved Of whom have arrived here, and informed that
sale Of wreck cargo will take place the 10Th instant
From the same source learn the Henry from Nyork
bound to Virginia and schr with acargc Of nails
east away day. short distance from the Leny
{d The reader referred 10 the Holmes Hole report
Naval.
The Brsh-sloop Of Modesto, Capt Eyres, from New
YORK anchored in Hampton Roads, 10th inst.
The ship Constitution, Capt Turner, sailed from Nor
| foll le,h inst. Tor New Yorh.
spoken.
obn Nar~ha az New YORK. from New Orleans for Havre,
| ant "a 5ay, March 10 in lat 10 To- Ion ~ AZ.
Henry Brown from Mobile for New York March 70, OF
Tortugas
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prx.u. .r TN. AsroR Yesterday morning,
iust as the well bred aenizens Of the Astor House
~ere pre pairing for church, their nerves received an
electric shock consequence of battle royal which
came of between young officer OF the U. D. navy
and fierce looking cavalier who Is rsmarkaple
among the sons Of men for his commanding stature,
his well curled beard and mosstache. The dispute
commence ed at the door of the ladies' drawing room,
where the officer conversng with lady, when
the other it is said, against him with such vo-
lenee as nearly reduced her partner from Perpen-
dicular to an horizontal. The officer attended the
lady to chair and then followed his assailan to the
hail. where several canes CLEANED In the sum- pistols
talked of bat as none were at handth chncned
with each and finally rolled together on the marble
pavement. Then some 81 the proPrietors interiered
and locked the csmbatants in separate rooms aRtii
their belligerent propensities cooled down Whether
duel or a visit tothe police court is the finale 10
this affair, the readers Of the Herald shall Know
tomorrow.
CoaosER's OrrIcE, Sunday March 4.-Matri,
monial FeIicitp-An inquest was held at No 10
Centre street. ON the body of James McLead, me-
chaaic who was found hanging in the cellar OF tnat
building on Saturday afternoon. IL aPpeale aa s LII.
the testimony of the witnesses that the wasa
hard working, industrious man. who nad the III lot
tune to possess wife who was more addicted 10 rum
than agreeable, and to have spark more .. the
blessed with On the previous afternoon ne came
home from his work, and informed his "help meet
that he had taken another place, to which was ms
intention to move the first proxmo. 1 ne lady
expressed her and at once firmly but
decidedly said she would never go near 1T" The
poor fellow went into the cellar, and was never
seen alive afterwards. About o'clock the wife de-
sired Of the dodgers to go down and see ne were
there and the woman returning much frightened the
ether went and found him suspended behind the door
quite dead and cold Verdict-suicide by hanging.
Observation-Disclosures was held on the body OF
decenty dressed laboring man, apparently about "A
years of age. who was found on Saturday afternoon
floating near the pier between Liberty and Cedar
streets. No papers Of any kind were found about
nm his r. hing Nv which ne could
be recognized. He had $3.50 in his pocket, and
small bunch of keys. There being no evidence to
show how he came in the water, the jury returned
verdict of found drowned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

For the Benefit Of the Female Free School, Of S. Peters
Q7- THE LADIES Of the Congregation of st. Peters
Church. Barclay street. will hold their FAIR Tuesday.
the 10th of April instant the Lyceum No. 500 Broadway
The receipts viii be appropriated towards increasing
and usefulness the female department Of the Free Schools
attached that Church, under the Of the Sisters Of
Charity.
Donations from such persons may be unable 10 attend the
Fair will be gratefully received BY Madam DEPAU Blocker
street. and by Mrs. GLOVER, No. III Greene street.
alI-bt
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On Sunday morning Susannah wife Of Gurdon Buck the
56ih year OF her age.
The friends the family respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from No lis Liberty this afternoon at O'Clock,
without further Invitation.
On Friday, Edwin, OF Capt Timothy Stevens aged 10
months.
On Friday, Caharne Ann youngest daughter Of Edward
and Ann DE La Montaignie.
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On Portraits Of the Children Of the Earl Of
Durham.

~ THE COUNTESS OF BLEssirGToN
My generous boy trace en- now,
A character on thy young brow,
Tnat tells me thou wilt yet aspire
To tread the footsteps fthy sire;
To serve thy country for its veal,
With patrie. ie love and zeal.
And thou, fair girl with rosy cheek,
Where bushes eloquently speak
The purity and artless grace
Hereditary in thy race;
No greater boon wish to thee,
Than thou may'st like thy mother be
So young-hew strange your lot should be
So oft to the stormy sea;
The partners Of a fathers toll,
Fair exles from your native soil;
Watched over by mothers love,
As DER her young bends brooding dove.
Ye were but fragile flowers TO brave
Each fricid cline and booming wave,
Leaving your stately home behind,
For cradles rocked by each rude wind,
Lcarsing, waist yet IN infancy,
England. what men resign for thee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

RIcE-This market still continues with a moderate de-
mand for home without material change in prices The
sales up about 400 ties, at S462S S475 ASH At Sa
vanna the 5 the transactions had been quite moderate
the stock very light and the sales made chiefly Al A. AT
Charleston, the 9th there doing The
prices showed disposition to reced sales reached 500 tes
OF a a.
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received from customs fer the 6rst quarter Ssoeee hs
land dues to the amount to S6Sos the taxes 70
nearly half a million.
Staesent VI the situation Of the Basks in the State o. kAos
Island &c. Friday, April sth, 1889, the sane appears
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the notes and bills dscouu due out oil the state
the sum 7e and payable in the state
so of the circulation there held by the Banks S2S2oOS 70
in the hands of the public, $l,5s9,o4e CO.
comparing above abstract with the returns made to
the Commissioner March l. 1892 it appears that since that
circulation heen $7o62 the specie
has been reduced the dePoses including dividends
unpaid have reduced 1850 81 and the loans and dis
sounts have been increased Sl34,3 1853 u.
Sales ns the stock Exchange.
so Bank 1879 l7ds-se Phenx Blk l0ilio Atlantic Blk
Brooklyn &c. 50 do 81 3od,2oO Del Hu1son 50 do "a
50 do SO do TAT 2a5 do TAI 20 do TAT SO do 70 b40
% do TAT Ad5O Bank Of Commerce 1915 50 do o9 sO 100
do lo2 65 Ohio & oii, so do lolt bso-5o Kentucky
5sl Eagle Fire 1910 Equitable iO2a 10 do 1925 Mer
chants FIX 70l-0 Utica Syracuse 1850 Mohawk OH Is
54 81 SAT- Is do ss DO 5sa 100 do SAL It's 5ssi
JR &c. 100 do 80 b30 70 do $3.50 Stoaington 3i boo
% do 303-l5O Long Island 5st.
state Of Trade.
The weather yesterday such preclude the ransac
tSn omsch out door business but the prospect now that the
stock ogood which dry good have so long had
hand without meeting purchasers will find market among
the traders who filing the city from the great west
preparatory the opening of the canals event which will
afford opportunity for the large quantity of produce now in the
west to find market and furnish credits for the merchants
against ;ch "a make their nurchases In the exvectaton
this relief TO their stocks the dry goods merchants maintain
their prices firmly with the exception Of domestic wooen'
which have much declined in rates The packets which arrive
continue bring good eghs Of goods and the restoration
confidence which disturbed by the untoward events
the boundary may expect that the spring
business will extend summer and that early and
brisk fall business viii compensate for the spring diappont
ment.
CorroSThere has been since last notice rather more
doing article chiefly manufacturers and although the
stock hand very large yet the quantity on sale IS limited
the extreme the from England having had the effect
causing holders be firm in their expectation The
demand from has caused slight Improvement
within the last days The arrivals have been about
$4,000 bales The southern markets generally have exhibited
during the past week mach less animation and Of them
present any market change in their general features.
fal tail eaft
principal ports comprising stocks sales, prices and remarks
for the week pre- vious o the date Affixed:
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A UCTION NOTICB.-ELEGANT FURN1TURE-On
N Wednesday next 18th inst at l0 O'clock No lac Lau
street. Houston splendid assortment Of Furniture
Of all descriptions vz-Paror, elegant Brussels carpets and
rugs French sofas couches tabare and dvan Egyp
tan marble top pier and tables damask curtains rich
astral and mante lamps beautiful use do beth and
gilt candelabra and clock valuable paintings splendid
rosewood piano forte hall lamp English oil CLOTH table and
chairs bed French bedead BEDS dressing
bes toilets looking glasses &c excellent basement furniture
China glass and plated ware kitchen utensils &C. &C. all ofsu
perior quality and in good order.
Also elegant secretary, book case and splendid wardrobe
al3-4t THOS BELL Auct.
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TO CoNFECTIoNERs, PASTRY COOKS, Sc
- very eligible stand, ituated IN the fashionable
part Of the city Of and peculiarly adapted for tho
above business, is now offered for rent
The Store light and lofty under the Grand Saloons Of the
Assembly Building, and Is the first from the Of Cbenst
and 10th streets has double windows with Glass Doors in the
ecre and Gas fixtures complete In addition to the above,
during the MONTHS both Of the Saloons will be
let for Promenade and Ice Cream Rooms and they exceed ia
elegance and building this city, they will doubtless prove
great ofatracon private Stair le ads from The
Store for the purpose Of supplying the Company with Refresh
ments.
Further particulars may be obtained upon application the
Subscriber No. Assembly Building IL by letter post paid
al3-N WIN. SIMPSON, Phil.
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Fer sale n Bargain.

90 THE ADVERTISER wishes 10 dispose OF FINE
DARK BAY MARE, Isl hands high, in healthy condition
and mile in three and half inmates in
ranted perfectly kind and gentle.
Also very light running WAGON, with shifting top and
in good order.
Also new substantial and light HARNESS. which has no,
been in month.
The above can the stable OF Nr Charles Gala
Cher in Spruce street. Gold where every information will
be given and will be sold together reasonable terms the
being about 70 leave the city. a5-lwis'
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ny- THE GIRAFFE.-None should forget that this
tall stranger takes its departure from our city on
Thursday morning next. The entire retinue moves
in direction Of the disputed territory undousted
ly great move, and predictwil settle the doubts
Of all parties at the first interview.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

DEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
i on Madison, Ryington, and Cherry streets-WILLIAM
H. FRANKLIN will sell auction, at their sales No.
Is Broad street, few doors south of Wall street,
On THURSDAY, April 10,
At IL o'clock at the sales room No Is Broad street.
under the direction Of Samuel Cowdy The large ard uban
a three story brick house and lot of ground No 81 Cherry
street in the vicinity of New Slip, and New Market with
vault front and renedfor the ensuing at $500 and
security, and has rented for 500.
Also all those two story brick front houses and lots OF
ground fronting the north side of Rvington street. between
Cannon and Colombia streets and numbering 20 22 24 26
278 $50 and asa The houses filled and built subsan
a manner having stone stoop and iron ratings and have
generally rented from 5000 $3.50 each per annum in all
probability will produce much higher rent houses Of this
description much demand and from the Improvements
recently made by Bell Brown together with the conem
plated improvements make this property very safe in
vestneIt.
Also those three two story houses and ots fronting Ma
Olson street. and numbered 2s 269 and 29 he Of Ma
olson and Scamme streets, which first rate stand for
family grocery, other business The houses bst in
substantial manner hard nishcd and cornisbed with
stoos aud iron ang tho rent has been from $3.50 to $500
each The title 10 the above and
the terms made known n day Of sale. aI3-5t.
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DARk rxrATRx-rMs grxsnxo Van ). -.


DARK TArATRx-TAIs RvxHN4 vsn y -
ERNEsT MALTRAvERs-RisAsr Dsrvil, Mr. Hsnba-
Hield-Lunlsy Feners, MIR Rshings--Lord ssxisghan,
nr Fsher-Arnstrong Mr. Whsailsy-Lady Florence,
Mrs Hughes--Alce Darvi. Mrs Shaw 0H
Pas de Dsun BY Miss and Master wek
RIENzI, THE LAST OF THE ROMAN TRIBUkEs--
cHARAcrEka-COLAD I RIENZI, the Ronsn Tribsns)
Mr. HAMBLIN-Stephen Colonna, Mr. Gann--Paniufo,
Mr. Nss,sn-savili, Mr. NieLerson--RodolpA, Mr. Adds
Rase, Mr. Mackln--Martino di Porto, Mr. King--Nina,
Mrs Rcbardson--Ursula Miss Cushman bs<
Doors open at 6pfsrmanee to at quarter past
Box Tickets sl-Pit, so eents-Gallery, Is cents.
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House,
IN Mr. WALLACE Lessee-Corner Of Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway-TIiis EVENING will
T6RTEsA, THE UsURER- Tor.esa, (the Usurer) Mr..
Mr. Matthews-Angelo, MIR Connor-Tomaso, Mr. Lam
bert.pedre Mr. BaldOek-cOunssllor Mr. wallaeh jr--
Isabella, Miss Moner--Zippa, Mrs Seton.
favoIte Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with
ADAM GRAY, or the Idiots Vengeance--Adam Gray, Mr.
Bellmetal, Mr. Lambert Ralph Mr. Badsck-Grenvile
Peyton, Mr. Walton Roger MIR Evaard-Gles, Mr. Ames
Ann Lyle Miss MONEY.
Doors open at IL Performance to commence at Boxes
81 Pit so cents. Gallery IS cents.
IHRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
I the direction Of Mr.. w n. BLAKE. THIS EVE
After which. THE IRISH AMBAssADoR-sir Patrick
O'Plenipo, Mr. Chares-Count Morinos. Mr. Jones-Low-
encraf Mr. Bellamy-Grand Duke, Mr. Goodehow-Iier-
man, Mr. FreeiandRodolph MIR AndersOnlsabella, Mrs
Watts
THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERs-Major Han,
feldt, Mr. Wis-Gerad Pepper, Mr. Beiamy-Asaha
Mrs Bannster-M agdelsne, the wife of Gerald, Mrs
Watts
To conclude with
LIFE IN NEW YORK--Homo Mr. Bannister-Dashaway
MIR Nc Donald-McDowel Mr. Sharpe-Billy Barlow,
Mr. Wis-Mrs Homo Mrs Banni'ter-Mr' Goodrich,
Mrs Wright.
Doors open g. Performance at qusrterpa
O'Clock f9l-lm.
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~ UONs ~ LEI-in John street. near Srosdway par
IN Ior and bedroom hs second "cor-tsrhed OF unsnr
nssheaL Address w. A v. n his once. nhu
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CO THE LIFE SIZE STATUE OF v1CTORIA-De-
signed by the sculptor Jas Vsrck Stout during his late
il TO Europe exhibiting the Stuyvesan Institute from
10 A. NJ. until 10 7. NJ. Admission IS ceats ala3teod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

o. Canary and Mocking Birds cheap FOR cash. few pair
of the large breed of Capaes for sale Mocksg Birds
$40 TO soothe 500 bird 10 worth $780, lie will be put
against Mockng Bird in this city for variety Of song
of note aud consancy of ssgingnow full song
sings day and nighth q the best Bird IL have
two. ~ Division street. up stairs. ml6lf
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Good BOO6s and Shoes.
nLD BOSS RICHARDS cos new establishment, 40
Canas ono door below Greenwich street. proha
bly, the best place in the city fer bargain They hsvsg
largest assortment quality and always the latest fashions
and sell much lower yan Others that IL will be send
all 10 call lao Canal street. 6rs dee
Greenwich OLD BOSS RICHARDS & CO.
psoi m. sgr Of the largest boot in the world
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-15

MARRIED..
In Brooklyn the 9th instant by Rev f. W. Holland Mr.
Seth Haskell Low Miss Rebecca Ann Cutler both Of that
city.
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Packets tn Depart.
LIVERPOOL.
Virginia, Harris, April 10
N. America, Hoxic, April 10
LONDON.
Westminster, Moore, April 20
~. James, Sebor, May !
HAvRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans April 10
Vile dc Lyon, Stoddart, Ap.A
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90 THE GIRAFFE, at Roches Garden for three days
longerMonday Tuesday and Wednesday 18TH 10th and nth
April when positively takes its departure Hours from A.
NJ. to M.
On the 18th and 10TH the collection will be exhibited at
fon's Military Garden, in Brooklyn.
Admittaace IS cents al5-3t
TTO LET-A Paror, with two Bed Rooms adjoining fur
nhed, in aprivate family, No 10 Barclay street a5-tf
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-The regular sales Of
IN Horses Carriages Sc by public auction at this well
known establishment will this day at ii o'clock,
with &C. and IL o'clock the sale Of Horses will
commence, when will be offered catalogue of the usual
ber among which be found superior animals
suitable for all purposes GEO. w MILLER.
ais successor to j. w. WATSON, 44s Broadway.
NOTICE. To prevent all mistakes gro wing out oftwo silk
IN and straw establishments under the roof and until
recently Of the name Mrs A. j. ENGLE formerly A.
the ladies Of this city that notwithstanding the damage
tanned by the burning of the property next door on the sh
inst belonging to Mrs Mott her store again retted to
receive orders usual. +. J. ENGEL.
NIB branch Of the establishment will the lst of
May he opened at 400 Broadway door above Grand street
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IL. pscuIy inform the public that they have got their
store las Fulton street. supply Of all goods in their ne
as peetsces in god silver sheet and German silver frames
Brazil Pebbles, Glasses of all descriptions. SC.
L. Lcwenbcrg has studied optics for IS years Of the
krst unve rstes in Europe He tie 6r inventor Of the
Der lenses for sights and vi,omitre Opticians Guide
well kaown His inventions optics has been pstronzed
and recommended by Majesty George W. and his royal
highnes Duke Of susseS well As by fourteen eminent
ber 81 the faculty Testimonials he at his place.
From the great experience L. L. has had in OPTICS he
6dnt Of giving every satisfaction to those requiring the aid Of
LII CO. engage all spectacles bought from them Gt
the sight for three years. and they shall feel Obliged the
OF their spectaes will they do not suit for three
days. frequently happens that change takes place within
this from affection Of the from blood TO the
head.
As L. l. considers it very perncous for the sight TO
specacles merely FOR fashions sake advertisement Is
peculy directed only to such persons who actually in
want ~ the aid Of glasses. al5-lw
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NEW YORK TATTERsALLs..

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-Ths
Ia ~ regular sales by ancIon at this we'll known
MHA tahiishment, Of Horses Carriages, Sc, CONT
w nue. to take place every Monday, at II
o'clock, Throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday 18th April,
at IL O'clock commencing with Carriages, Harness. &c. and
~ o'clock t,e sale of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of requested to
make early application, To gsod number the
catalogue be offered auction unoss register
ed time for number The catalogue for which purpose the
resster will be kept open till Saturday 30th March, al NJ
GEO. w. MILLER
Successor 70 j. w. Watson, AS broadway
B. To Let cellar suitable for refractory store
and two large will be rented together separate In
quire at New York Tattersall,. g. w. M
a3y
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Packets 10 ArriVe.

Packets 10 Arrive.
lrvERrooL.
Columbus, Creppcr, March7
LONDON
Gladiator, Brittos, March 10
snrsToL.
Great Western, (S) March -
BAvRE
Emerald, Orne, March 8
Slvie de Grasss, March 10
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LIME PLATED WARE AND SUPERIOR FINISHED
CUTLERY-The subscriber has just received per late
packets and opening this day, very large and complete as
Of rich plated consisting Of rich silver mounted
Casors rich Cake Baskets silver mounted Tea urns Gan
dstiehs sc. &C Also very splendid assortment Of hne
Ivory Table Cutlery consisting sets Of 81 o. and iw pieces
of worry pearl and silver handle Knives with french ormes
forhs-ail Tor sale at very reduced prices.
DANIEL r. DELAvAN, III Maiden lane,
A. near Broadway