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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

This, EVENING ss..s T s .:r;s;...e. va con.
81. Pete. r. THE sgaS s:,. an u, Seas scAsDAL
Id: Id s %:;s ''' Il. H. S ss:ss
.... ~. THE ea t ;fs:lis. al in NAPLES
se: F%SS: .y &c: ma cA'Sssrs1s
S SiSs: a; co...,, Mss S,.s
Adas.ioaBos.. s. r, Sc cent. dsls:. x y cent.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING March aswThs performance will con-
c,,.s. u..,.. Lazy sss 81 i STSss; III,
Pauline .o, Mis- Mestaysr
Master Diamond and Mr. whoeE will appear in their neg.o
celsbrstsd negro sI.rassgaLzss.
To f SSsEY win
"'''eS Car rrs'h f''' '''' Mis-. Me..ay s ss''n'
Bore: .:s.nt. I'd md . tier. Is; rjt ~ ss.:s,.
MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE
mence with
Mr.. c ys.sS Mitchell Mr.. AI.,n Clark
Richard mS SIisisIiC 81 " k,,, r,...,..,
Lady Lady 6 t1n; MI Nj: s sissi.ss.
. ..,,.. >, TAR1LEAgH"' 81 " Tas ryRoL.
series Of ''fMlfs s under the direction Of Dir
MY WIG AND sS ny WEES H!ia SHAWL.
f'' Lady Amy.n 'f4Aa" L0'dAr: Ee,nea'd
AdmsnosDr..s circle Scents Upper Sos.s = e.n.
~ cents. Private boxes s.
Door. open stssvss Curtain rises at half past s.ves.
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
- Monday, Qsth Of March, ~ w
M NJ md Ts e. :y @
ssfi.k SfA ;fGi
and Saturday. at O'Clock p NJ.
Mesmeretic Experiments by Mr. Peale.
The Largest AND Raest eoectons in the world ORR
gual Portraits ef distipgushe American worthless
Grad Cosmerams Fancy Gass Blowing; Million of
osities obi aimed al y aud gathered together
| from oil parts II the Globe.
DAGvERngorrPE LIxsSEsEs taken in the most scientific
manner, and at moderate PRICES
Admitiance the whole rs cents children half price
ma IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

90 CHATHAM THEATRE--Two Of Bulwers pes
ere performed this theatre to night oo
with great sHiciency-J. r. scott whe commence
the Lady Of Lyons and Miss Mssssysr - rsuine, and
Mr. Held enscting Alfred Evelyn in the popular corr
dy Of Money. A first rate bill. .s.s
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Circuit Court.

MARCH 2S-Rv w. Thorne Il CO. vs.. Robert p.
Bell-This was an action TO recover against the de-
PENDANT a. enderser u note Of Geo. w. Tyson,
which endorsement he declares to be forgery
The case was tri. d some months since, when the
Jury could not agree. A guarantee from defendant
was exhibited on promise Of plaintiffs TO renew,
bat it was given averred, under the superstition
verdict in favor Of plaintiff for 2,222 2lc
For plaintiff, Messrs O'Connor and Warise. For
defendant, Messrs. Sanford and Eddy.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvAS,, March IL, e4a--The Leonidas was the last
arry al of Rice and since her SALE have to
port, Our Rice market appears to be looking up some
what and should arrivals prove moderate for short
time longer we may look Tor some Improvement upc
last sales which lot rias CcGces continue in
moderate a, and AMI the market easy at "a cents
Mslasses dull at one rial. Exchange on London "
prem New York and Boston discount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

Over THE LOUISIANA CouRsE.-The Secont
Days Racing over the Louisiana course commenced
will. match for $1,000, between George Martin
and Torchllght, in which the latter paid the forfeit
OF 500. The Two Mile Race was won by Velocity
beating Chateau Ls6ue, and bay fl!y by imp
loclty the second and third heats. Time 4s, 35i
S.47. On the third day, Sarah Bladen and Luds
commended for two mile purse OF 500, with an III
side stake Of $500, PIP. The contest resulted IN
favor of Sarah Biaden, whe won the frst heat In
3 IS. Luda was then drawn.
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sales st the stoch Exehsngs.
Cattle n arket.

There were not many Cattle in m srket to-day. Only
about six hundred Bseves, two hundred Sheep and
- Cows and Calves.
Ia consequence OF this small supply prices run up
little and Beeves fetched from $500 70 81 - hundred
weight; Cows and Calves from $25 90 $ss 90 each,
and sheep from $a,S0to $500.
All the cows, calves and sheep and nearly ell the
bceyea were sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

90 SUPERNATURAL DISCOVERY OF AN TIA
LAN-We are assured by two respectable Persons that
there something truly wonderful in the Italian Chem
cal s,ap lately invented by Signor vesprini Is ru
mored that Il will change the color Of the negro but
CERTAIN , a;n 'as will give dark thick yellow
surprising manner pImples, blotctes feckles and ali
erupions on the face cures scurvy, salt rheum &c
We advise all persons TO try this sold for so cents
cake by Jones' sign Of the American Eage ga mind the
number, 81 Chatham strest-ssk FOR the Italian
8 ar; buy this once, II will convince you.
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FOREIGN Importations,

HAvAxA-Shp Norna-33s bxs sugar Taylor-slsd Do ist
bzs csce md,. bxs sweatmsats 10 sega bis
e 6 seE,ri 4 Lacombs dsJ Bsnsl.s do Barclay
col bxs job Ebbi.sleo bxs Alex
ery Ackes-l bx mdse By coffee Wilams-si3 bxs
grs Bancol Dbl and plantons Mrs bxs
sugar Q56 do candles order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

To ship Masters.
We sh. esteem II favor L captains Of vessss srnving
he :hpp.g IF. :. s port Ts r., e Ssy :s
s s ss' q. ss so sss % their
ships Alabama Hart, Mobile. " sloeum; Cstharpe.
:ts.; savannah sSsp ssv.sn.h s,us.. b.:
AyIs LaL. TUX. Leland Kimbali shsIdon-scIi WI
Ship Morn, Bsroh 4 days from Havana with sugar to
f. fillmore. Is. Merr: c6.r.sSs ssx oa Loo
Ship Kens, Ciar days from Mobile, with cotton &s
Ba1 TyIee, Ogden, days from Charleston. with eoo.
Brig p ITO Rico. - is days from A,talapas. with live
sehr Express, Smith, Brandywine. meal to ALE.
w Ts S.ss x sss.ss
Three ships and brs-wind N N W, fresh.
Sailed.
Packet ship Roscus Collins for Lverps,I brig Ashley
Marine Correspondence.
day. p..s. Tnel.es SHIN N.s r Ye1i-
HsrsTs s1a you q. .. v ar N pS bag I~ssG1
andSs oI DsiinsE Com Warrington from Balii~ors fr
!. : s .;:,:;; !;
blowing strong from the Nerth East and has b.en
- General Record.
Isr the 18th OF bruary IN lat 49, Ion IL
stephen wilkins sailor on board the ,h,p Olive Dra1eh,
from this port fell from the opsa ard
deck and instantly killed. supposed to belong TO Syracuse
By the pilot boat Savannah the saith icsant ss miles
Of SANDY Hook brig one Blake from Phiadephia for Ban
gor, Me
ps sss SSsr %s
Y,sisa Sor I'm rG.'SD Dig y. = ns,d
i'm OH just ars brss Sarah Hunt digs Metamo,
;hSy Tor Nx o.d ds sa1%foeh smith, sail MT day
MAMA MMis-ln port, brig Busy Smith, for Warren
soy. .. NYort for Norleans, 20 d.. ''''
UnHts0 staIes Ports.
b. COR, Mar Atari Good Hope, Nswbern City. NC.
PoaTLAsp Mar a6-Arr Fraskin, Tho .fsr NYork
ca Independence, Porto Rico; Navarro Bait.
Lueind do for Ri hmcnd; Ma.aais port for Ph.d
ste.dd Siachias fr Nfork Howard, Bueksport for Bs,i
MORE. :.
Ante. Thomast NYork; sotaa Bath for Alenandris
F,arces Halct, N orb r boston.
BiRIroRD, Arr Ohio, NYork r, aper. do Despatch
BI1M rIH Mar qoArr Rorans Elnsbsth City. Cid lsti
fmmsprIrass, Mar a7--Arr North Carolina Cutler. Me
samuel Crocker Nswpor,, RI; Ghndower. Csstne. CT
Turk Boston, Robsrt VAIN Boston; Roswell KIM D4rien
| Ca. Lagran.e. Richmcud; + Crouca, NYsrk.
CaMpEs -, Mar 2o-sld Helen Mar, -. 2sd, Ann Dsnma
wMH cros. Nc. Mar sl--Arr Hcpewel NRedford, NJ )
ers, NYork Cid Thos Wyons NYo,i.
ALs.Aspsn pc MAJ a,.ap sophroris Boston, Char. =, :,
Cumberland, to load below for Madeira.
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BOOKKEEPING-

TTHE COUNTINGKOOMy Of G. {. MARSH, ee Cedar
street conlisu. open from A. NJ sP NJ Tor the re-
caution Me, and others no ish ACQUIRE
D, or y kno w ledge Of Bookkeeping.
Mr. MAR5H'S Rooms are full th.y have
been during wute and able
now cfered in cense Qvence.
There are no Classes in Mr. method of OF: each
pupil Aeeping set Of Books the practical manner
asslmilatiug possib'e to real business.
Pr. spstt may be I'd at the Rooms mas 81.
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court Calcndar-Thls day.
CIRcvIr CorRr-Nos 70, 49, lo4, i0s los, II, ~ d.
Is, SO, ll6to l23. - - .
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Pat mos. %, 2iv, o., os,
90, 10, |, 81, 81, ~, Al, 227, 229, 3, II, So
Part st4 o'cock-Nos. a. LOG, IS, 2a6 IVA l7o u.s.
100, l22, leo, LIS 100, l32, i3i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

90 ROCKWELL < TURNER'S CIRCUS opened
Last evening, at the Bowey to large and
highly respectable audience. The present company
comprises two distinct rouPs Of equestrans each Of
whom equal in talent to the best in the country tits
supplied with superb bugle band. T.V. Turner rode
his principal sct in magnificent stylc-he has equa!
in it, Oscar Stone rode his far famed Cammsnche In
dian act In which he pourray with thrilling interest
the various equestrian evoutons Of that extraordinary
trbe. The performances will b. continued throug
the week Gossn the mcrriest Of clowns and his wife
the prettisst Of women attached to this company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

On the morning Of the 27,h inst at st. Peters Church
ny the very Rev John Power ABRAHAn CREAoHIss, d.
D. to Miss Lucr PowrR BAsr, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

90 sALAMANDER SAFES One Of Wilder's sala-
mander Safes Was in the store Of J. w. Stanton Co.
when II wa burned Tuesday night Mr.. Leeds, who
was Spectator expressed his belief thsthe hsat where
the ckest situated great a. thst Of his furnace
bnd yet examining the contents last evening, they
were found 10 be perfectly entire and uninjured We
convinced the sslamsnder chest is properly named
\ SArr.
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN

MONG the many and v.ious Cosmetic, that are offered
"A 20 the public fsr baoyips The compIsrion ard
ing eruption from the face be confidently
recon- Churehs Vegetable Lotion impa-ts
cate hness TO the txisn, and eeetusy
Dim blotches freeks ring orms and all cus
reous eruptions and disc Tor atoms
Pracs bote-soll at Church Dspensary lss
Bowery corner OF Spriag street.
Ageuts-E.W Bull, Hartford; c. N. w. simmo o. Pine
Of Fourth street, Phsd pha; Charles Steane Sough
koerse mas ImF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

90 A densely crowded house yesterday, and last
evening at the American Museum, testified in cen
tnued shouts applause, that the immense array Of
attraction providedby the liberaty Of the manager
are duly appreciated. Never has there been such a
rich variety Of novelties brought out at one establish
men before in this city. Tomorrow afternoon there
will be ssplendd day performance See advertisement
The great Temperance procession TO day, can be
better from the Museum than any other place in the
CITY.
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Died.


Onthe morning Of the Ssh instant Mrs. MARr De La
VAN, In the list year Of her age.
Her friends and those Of her sonsin-law, lanes "A,
- ana W. van are from g.
Vandam street.
On the morning of the 18th inst after severe illness
On Sunday the 27th instant after protrrcted illness
JoHr BE.NERs late Of the island Of st. Crsx In the 'h
On sunday morning. the s7th instant Mrs. ELIzAESrH
RrrLEpcK, in the 77h year Of her age.
On Sunday morning, 27th instant Of lever
Mrs. EUNicE HAIeH, widow OF the late Reuben haAcn
Esq Of Norwich, VI aged 10 years.
On the 2Ith Instant GEoRes QrNoIs aged % years.
months and q days Of quiDsy sore throat, 49,. IN,
painful illness. FRAscEs f. TUrrLK, wife OF John c.
Swan, in the sist year Of her age.
Weekly Report or Interments
In tbs City and County Of MeT from the 18th day Of
81 Msnoss Won ne me Boys say GiSs ross
AsEss ss::
:e.idsdO casuaies Cholera ChOi..
b:SiS Dsrs% Dsss.
Di:sea Death from Poison Q; DTopsy Z; DIory in head
:ss.iss sssSsI3 ;ss.:
a. bs.. Il
astiOao D. ysra q womb BRAN q d. q q
throat d y.unaie: . killed Or %nSasrsd ,: Locked Jaw
tS: SIss ..s
SUEDE Isss
Jcers.Sn o. throat o. Ulcers vriOlOid o. whoop.'
SxaEs-Of year and under s betweeni and i1.s and
g as a Sc 20 and s 80 s,s II e. e
es
%ss aas:
Sweden O Wales o. Africa spano Russia o. Italy o.
. R:!ss cy H Hs:p .y
sr0 Long I.I:nd 4 sC;0rsd Ssr:Gn;1s c;,v
City Irspe.tors 0iacs. March Is. 1914.
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nADEAosFFEEkkEE sSEHk NV z6EK LAST Ar
Nd5$E ms !; CONCERT r,'
Voc s I:sd psSis,%s:%S. Edward LSs.r,
'''"'' :" '"' PROGRAMME.
Trio Conc, rtante.Ms::, linn, piano fore' Vie
Aa s i'Rsi al Hs.ss,r. d Gel nc 'se'
Tsna' with SsIiston upon;he Spanish air Isabel. fer
guitar 8, o-Mr Coupe -, CouIa
Lodr. Beethoven
aud sisnor De B,gnis. ~ Gneraii
r: ssss, .: ss: r; Il: ls,: ss: M
aiico p.r il Musica, Fioravaatif
cas-: :H III. s "s1 sss%
A1sss si Ee%,s saes.s as!ioN M,.s S sao
From Ubefon, 49,. Weber
Msiz.t and sgnor De Begins, Ross,ni
Solo, cernet piston-Mons Av!ick Donizetti
tmeJ 80 Don zetti
!: <: .s to had at the principal music stores
Corcert 10 ceGsesee O'Clock precisely. mssa
DUToER.' INsTiTUTE--9ilLs Lecture @. n HILL,
b: & $ &c 3. s. ::
G .,: ~: . &c March ne Rutgers '''''
ss = = q. BE-. ss.or' the most
cents eaeh-Ladies eksts IS cents
Door, open At quarter before 7-Lsure to commence at
N No reinforcement on account ofweathsI
sd%;tted o. leaving his sd r,ss At The dosr mac il
"a S k: sys ' :;s
the door. Concert to commence ats O'clock ms 2t'
MORAL INSTRUCTIVE. RECREATIvE AND
TEMPERATE AMgsnMENTS.
n town Of New York Ps,ny yana, co.nss,ieas Rhode
M. sfGNok s' HE saTFiei N Ai;I5 &C. &c
wno; II. d.os. o. 81 Gs mona The
nouse hat it's his during the coming samss
Ts Of s1s and Band Il Mas viii ss
SSoSs srs ii . ssss.; sss s R #
SAs42T T|', s ;SSsSSaslE -
' The FLY.n
M..y,ham. the Queen Of the Peril. MAJ n nsr!,. N.no
consi''ins of panoiore Ri sc"' By Madame HERvIo
n,..a MAJ ~ uu,,,,,
s-conesrs" Stuck in ............... NJ Won We5er
40 aud Fan's.ia on the National Airs, God
save VIII s fs - SIfSs.ss %sss%p..sn A"A''''
4. spf: g he ss::s
ys.s, ma %S:f s AsA H'' N'''
NB-Psrs- ns tesircus Of m-Ling summer arrangements
signed. ;s'. 's'.'fs.: as; ;'Ss"ss s @
MR. MELs ..y from s.ro!s r!o.:sc, Of ,as \, o.
SAB ssS. III Hunting Knife a.is Bsyon stan and sv'y
prnr .s~ ieel.rs crqui-e asos Pearl s.rr. MI In
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AMEHiCAN RlUSE Um.
Corner Broddtr0y and Ann street.
Under the Mansg sment Of Mr. r. !. Barnum

EVERY pay, AND EVENING THIS WEEK Com
n % s Mc!s
EVENTS &:
ter emf. she Viii 81 .S'
'fs9 1Sss
. She i sHiit R Jsa:1 sh pay =
sk III @ Esh he WI" sA
Mr. G. T. BOOTH. whose scmic songs and Duets tavs
.:i M.s
Aspendd dag performance takes place every Wednesday
Admttance to the whole IS cents children half price
&. s . n..i + . sls:;
&c Tss sss: 's'
SSNs.s. Band dc S only ia ,A.y: g..
rs, t"%%."et wed , s1.rr evening mssl~-
FlkoI AfrhA KANCE OF MR. CHARLES
BRAHAM IN NEW YORK.
MR. BRAHAM has III. honor announce, that his Con-
~ Essis as' VII % e: A i FL e
appearance in this city 80
ssns-rhs Les. Word. Of h Mn" On D. G6
as s,.. ...ss, 9 TsS:; NJ si'A'"
A S' w M 51asn H.s. NJ s sr.s:%
ham, I've sworn he shall not m.
Song" wA.n1 s.l.la the Fam anchor Il; weighed"
Grand @ Seen. f: ii: Copper. & Mr. oFrA'm
i: C. i ssss%
tn. Picture Reg Rs s%s &. op.ra Of s'Aa"
Mr. H.y.er &. Celebrates oan:t Of Boston viii prssds
eee f st. il Fl s;:is an, M
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A PROBLEM

l.
ND the way to solve it. Why do the iatos Of my Tab.
+. Re-. ssOp o; N: to ss ryy,; "a the pr
ehos ssS tough beard. q. above Srnsi.s ss
y .s s. s;s,l.Ge. E y: s:..iy
and sss q. metal
lie Tablet Razor srop, with four ides is3 Broadway.
4REEEF srDT e..
H ssss va E:
day b had s i. a Vii e 70
make srrasesm,nts for earn Ing ie banners and fsGs The
r. .ssssy The s
ss S,:n vii =
stosesst seies Of the msrks, udng cofee Tickets
ssS S Sas
r. A. Wo"d"a. isc i il beth st, or lis Grand street
Henry eD; y1 Ml1:d stSi. cs Broadway corner and
1sss ''D 's' cf-c. cSoaCHMAN Marshal,
IIAvANA sEGAns PETER GlLsEY JOS Broad ssy
II and =, B.r *, ,o,mssy l;pi Mr. Mcao.
rfeVs =. md
TOM +. we share can 9
En- TSsT,gnss. of,ps IoIIYwag sood:. per hip
ar. raassd pay .ssi attend to the S'i re-
70, ,a..........s eases of Mershandis.
Ri. diamond 8. g. .:..::.:s &c
w 400. do do
GLOVER McMURRAY.
ma 100 Pine street.
ROM 900 ooOibs OF fresh Garden Seeds in all
choicest Species aad varieties, for SALE in Quantities TO
suit Bridgcans permanent staplisnmen cor
OF 18th St and Bro sdway Also, The Young Gardeners
ASS san containing the results Of his 2? practice ie
New York As this has been honored b. the aw ard OF
,Gold Medal from the American u;.,,us which nst,tu
ion and tie New York S,se Agricultural Society having
arded several copies for superior
garden products further CONNIE mt deemed unnecessary
me I'M
M =: TH,MAs 4 Co yOM sss e, ~ ~ A AsSs
NYL LIBERAL advances made all manufactures goo
chandc property every description ntenaee Tor ener
public or pr ate sale. .,..s
Nessrs. Ersstus Corning 4 Co, Albany.
Rufus II. King < Co, 90
Lewis Benedict Co. 90
Webb X Doq.,w, 40 40
John TOWNSEND, ESQ 20
Russell Fo1y th, Esq. 60
John Thomas. ksq 90
M.ssrs NJ y. Libcp.u kCo Boston. -. ~ -.
asssr' Thom-s w OIcot ESQ rr,st Far &N,c~. Any.
ID Pstchi q. ESQ, Cashr NY. State Bank. Do
Wstts Sherman, Etq cssh'f Albany City Bh. do y
Tbso. Oicou, Esq Cssh'r Canal Esnk, do
SIX Stow, Eco tashr Troy tiy Bank, Troy
mss imsodis'
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90 CLUSTERING wEATHER-Yesterday was q
clustering day Just the kind to generate coughs, colds
and make another harvest for Dr. Sherman OF his Lo-
zenges log Nassau street is the place to get the cure
as and csnuet recommend better medicines to our
readers than Shermsn's Lozenges The Rev. Mr.
Handbook will bear witness 10 what we say.
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CENTREVlLLE COURSE, L.

THE SWEEPSTAKES which to off on Friday
postponed Ia quence Of the weather this
day March 2s.h At three ociocs heats best in under
Wm Whee!snd's b. e H ctor
VIM MARITIME g. z. Fourth Of July.
J. Wocdruifes b. <. Brandywine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

90 THE KREMLIN, No. Ill Broadway.-The sub
scribers will open the above establishment this
March 49, and will be happy to their friends the
occ aston.
BENJAMIN WILSON
... ..t. - GEO A. THOMAS.
Entrance in Thames street, 6rs door from Broadway
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MARITIME HERALD.
,0RT OF NEW YORK, MARCn 40, 1s4a


...6 As 10 30
DuN ...e IL Hsn 10 81
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In order to make the comparison more comdlete, We
will give the following table Of the imports and exports
of New York and virginis:-
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FsspsnIcxsrunG, Mar 2stld Harvest, Henry, ami Essu
sAvAsnAr, Mar a2-Cld Newark. Msrwip, NYoIk Sid -
d, Boston.
NV ORLEANS Mar ls-Crd Mounlaineer Liverpool; Red
Wig Boston AR ABBY Baker Bsstsa CID nth adeIsnS
cmce. Liverpool; Tiher Maress: Alsama Nrcsk EliI.
IhoTrtcn HARE C:llao Boston; TcTp NYork; LyeSr.
Iue Bos,on Jacob renne Rebseca Havana; Benjamin
l. swan Turks lsland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

90 - PEOPLko LINE FOR ALBANY and
int rm' date places, daily at FIVE O'Clock, P
kM NJ, fr jim the Pier between Courtlsndt and
Liberty streets
The commodious steamboat ROCHESTER. Cant. st.
John leaves above ia Tuesday afternoon Eve cleo
The SOUTH AMERICA. Capt BrsniaId. leaves a. above,
tomorrow "Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock.
The South America direct withou. lsndag intermediate
places.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
elegant State Rooms and forsp ed and odatons
unriv 4lied the Hudson.
For passage or freight apply on board, or to
at the ONCE 0e Wharf
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-. PASSAGE FOR LIv,ERPOOL---U United Lime
ln Apri,.-Ihe ypiendid fast sailing packet shie
,TAROLINTA Capt Smith, will sail positively a.
above, and has eror accommodations for limited
of passengers
For passage spply bosrd. sot Of Pine street
80 South 81 IS Peck Slip
Persons wishing send for their friends have them
brought out in regular packets sailing weekly from Ii
vsrpoo those about to remit have drafts pay
able 10 all the principal towns Of Graf Britain and esnd
nv spplying above. m2p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

MADEMOIsELLE SOPHIE MELIZET'S LAST AP.
PEAKANCE IN NEW YORK.
MILE MELiZET begs respectfully to announce to her
M friends al a the public that she will givsa
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
at the City Hotel, on Wednesday the soth instant.
Voc sud Instrumental performeu-MIs Edward Lodsr
Sign De Begins, Messrs Tmm, Aupck Groeneyelt, We
aal hxnaA
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-09
NEW MUSIC.

NE w MOSIC.
TUST received the following pieces of New Music,
y at the old established Store, two doors east OF
18th street. w. FISCHER.
Bonnie Charlie, favorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call, Duet, by L. J. Lodcr.
The Poets Elegy-Weepfor star from our firma-
ment taken-Lines on the death of Thomas
Haynes Bayly, Esq, arranged for two voices.
My heart is in the yellow leaf by +. Weiland.
My soldier wears tartan plaid by j. Barnett.
Fall of the Oak; words by G. Hill, Esq. Of Wash
ton music by J. II. Hewitt
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard, Duet, written by
T. Fl. Bayy, Esq.
Kate Anderson, my Kate; by N. CROUCH
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John; by
+. J. Loder
There's bliss in the morning of love; by j. A.
Wade.
Wishes by S. Nelson.
Come Come! Soldier come !-Glee.
watch for thee, Serenadc, by r. Thomas.
A Mothers love; words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Amelia"
by w. C. Peters.
Farewell farewell! for the Guitar, by F. Weiland,
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my farest, do do
Sleep my child, do do
Ee il folly or frenzy do F. kinlock.
Mcrrily, merrily sounds the horn; for the Guitar.
ID. c. Yon.
L'invitatione la Chase; by G. Blessner.
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by F. Wei
Vienna Snipes Waltz by J. X. Cpl.
Quadrilles from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia, with variations.
may "a