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, 1842-07-16

HoPE.-1a Ertruct. The sun OF
Hope, how sacred lis gIeamingS; how
its Heavenly rays come softly steal-
inc down from their ethereal source
Il emanalion to minglc with the sor-
rows of earth; how they light up a.
gain the torch of human expectancy
which the waters Of disappointment
had quenched! Before the reiulgen;
outbeamingS of the sun of Hope, the
murkv clouds which had come DER
the sky ofmortal prospectsrol away.
and the rainbow Of brighter DAYS and
fairer scenes uniurls its golden wings
on the vision of the disappointed So
iourner of earth's Borrowing valley,
bringing back again all the familiar
sounds, all the endearing scenes, all
the loved and cherished forms, which
his childhood and youth knew, but
which have been sIlenced. obIitcra-
ted ard lost in the revolutions Of time
or The chilling waves of death, and re-
storing them, in all the freshness and
vigor Of immortal youth, in that realm
where hopes V wither, where life,
and love, and Joy, know no change,
no coldness, no sorrow forever.
G.. WIN.
, 1842-07-16

"Then," screeched out the other, "bv
Mars, you're not too deep to plough
this ground. so look out for roots and
rattle snakes, if fever YOU come foolin'
your time up at Buzzard's settle
ment." "Take the prisoner to Jail,
Mr.. Sheriff."
, 1842-07-16

"DroP me a line If you want to see
me-" as the fish said TO the angler.
, 1842-07-16
an criCan Prisoners in Van Die
mans Land.

5IHe Cincinnati Message, of the
~ Ill. has :hC following:
"a mar named James GammelI
reached New York, on Wednesday
last, from Van Dieman's Land, hav-
ing escaped from that convict colony
IN an American whale-ship. He was
one Of the Canadian patriots, captur-
ed by tie British, sent to England,
tried. aad transported from thence,
for the part he took in the So called
rebellion, in Canada. Gammell in
forms the Herald that he was taken
under Col. James Monroe. at Short
Hills, Upper Canada, in the summer
OF 1888. Monroe was hung; Gam
nell was sentenced to be hung on
the 28th Of August. 1888, but was re-
prieved, sent to England with John
5. Parker and 90 others, and thence
transported to Van Dieman'S Land
for life, with about seventy more
Americans. He reached IIobart's
Town on the 18Th of January, 1910,
with eleven others, all of whom were
Immediately SCI, one hundred miles
into the interior, where thev were
obliged 10 work in irons for two years.
After a number of hair breadth es-
capeS, he succeeded in secreting him
sell on board the ship which brought
him safely 4, his cnIntrv
The following American prisoners,
he states, have died since he went
out; Peter Williams, Of the L. S.;
Alexr. Mcleod. Gerard Van Camp.
and John James McMlIer. of Cana
da; Mr.. Priest. Of Jefferson county
n. York; Mr.. Gurus. The following
have been serl 10 work in the coal
mines for TWO years. for trying to
make their escape from the island:
Svmmes w. Miller. of Charauque;
Joseph Stewart and w. Reynolds. OF
\. Y: Horace Cooley and Mir. Muir
~. Of London, Upper, CAnda; Jacob
Paddock. of Kingston. In these coal
mines there are 1000 men at work.
GammelI says he left 70 prisoners still
here, Of the patriot party, mostly L.
States citizens. and all in bondage.
employed by released convicts. IN va
rious trades. A man named Notage.
of Ohio, was killed blasting Il rock"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

By THOMAS BELL.
(StsyesNos.s - Inn Sad RE FsifoHs syesfs.l
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY,
Atlol O'clock in the Sales Room.
:s.sss
TO Balde.-Xis o'clock the foot Of 10th street dry
s' ae'a ssh:r &c BY order Of *
large additional lot choice seasonabe dry goods
Als ROOM an invoice of table covers Jamask
heh sh 'pensa rn'shs: and other choice articles
Extensive sale OF splendid furniture Of ali descriptions
Piano iG s Y ossa preeeiyEght beautiful pa
unnecessary than that this sale will com
PRISE almost every article useful and valuable housekeeI
MONDAY
Extra sae-whoS, Re.rssias r eSs@s French no.,
sts.e. ~ hol:tsrsr furniture table and bed nenTSe
mans very fine soias sofa beds mahogany and
,ewns chair, ente seek superior hair
pane T. sc. .' 'N"'' ''"A'"' counter
HtIo o'clock at the eer Of Bleeske, and Hammond
oil Ss three ply and
and other tables looking glasses china
and other sss sfs bsS
mattresses painted blind. variety Of kitchen utensils
cooking stove number T # Sfssr, !"
Hnom. A. ss0fps No :. Lauren,
~ FRIDAY "'''"'''
49, Atl0l O'Clock, at IS Greenwich at.
As an Sroee asn pan;"ss
BY nlELL ARCULARiUS.
No so4 broadway corner L udne street.
HENRY i Th m'E bky Aae'ionssr
At 10y O'clock at lo4 sullivan st.
Splendid Hfuseho Fur nre-Al the furniture
the house No l04 Sullivan street
dining ard and tables w in
dow curtains and shades, looking glasses bdsa teds and
bedding earpeti e. oil cloths, rngs Sc
winch The sale will commerce. VII"
Catalogu srow ready.
The sale OF Haywards beautiful Engravngs will be cor
iinued this and SATURDAY evenings mencing O'Clock
BUTTERFlELD COACHMAN
THIS DAY.
Sheriff Sale-At 10 O'Clock, at No 10 o'clock No 1859
Broadway large and extensive of HARDWARE cut
the store Sale positive. 4.
A uCTION NOTICE-Sale OF handsome furniture OF all
on Tuesday at lol o'clock at the Of
Dieecker and almond SITS
,7it THOMAS BEJ,I Au,t;an,.r
T. AuCT!ON-GREtN ROUSE PLANTS-JOHN
b GLOVER will SET this day. Gothic Hall No ais
broS dway at ~ oc'ock order Of Peter
elegant Of choice plants
vartes OF moss ual Ruseis cottage rose, yellow
DO white Bengal tea Heestrope Verbna Myrtles
ueraniums, Cactus, Callos &c
Ais9 roots Of the best variety. Ladies
| mNftu 10 All aud eN tmlne the plants.
| CH0iCE GREEN HOUsE PLANTS AND MARBLE
Broadway, at oclocf, continuation chece variety of
rental plants OF kinds The sorts various
TO preclude details la the lots finest bushes
Sc &c.
Also invoice of marble and tables with other or
namens Just received from Italy. Sale positive IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Passengers Arrived.

LTrRrooL-Pack.t ship Can brJgsMr, Ira Bursley two
children and of New York. Jos Fletcher York
Murphy, Cork 303 in the steerage.
LoNDoN-Pscket ship MontreslNr Fitzgerald and lady Of
Can ada; Foster, Mrs Horn, NYork M Leeke seo.-
land Mrs Davies Miss Davies, Mrs Christsnsen Mrs Knock
stee rage
ByENos AYREs--Bark Sardius-Wm McCorhI Captain NJ
Jame.on late VI brig Franklin wrecked of Buenos Ay in
gale Jan H.
ST CROn-Bry ChipoIa-Thes sh'phud. Of Northampton,
Mass
GuAr.xA-Bart Tritou-Mr vseher and lady, Mr. Heluth
Mr. Vassman and lady.
Hook
SAvArNAH-Brig q b Lamar-Mrs Leslie Tavler Miss
Cromwell, Mira Young and children Miss Oliver Robt
Thomas, James Creighton Ellis Pbbe George key, John
Woodruff, Thomas Finn Mathew Smith, Frederick A Day,
Jsmes Olivr-Ie in the steerage.
CHARL EsToN-Brg Moon-H Bartlett lady, children and
servant; Mss Bartlett Miss Nc Bae, Mrs Desaoyer
Fuller N Weston, Rawson, H w WAleott Sproull X
Csmpbe-l7 in the s.ceragc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

year Again, the outstanding Treasury Notes should
Be funded at par in the stock to be debt wsnd
be The expenditure Of the year. $a5 ooo
exclusive Of Treasury Notes. and the receipts accord
ing to Mr. Evans estimate, minus, the proceeds Of
the public lands will be sI SOC oOo-lesvng de6cien
cy Of IL 500 Ooo Consequently, the d,bt at the end
the year, would be SIS. 900.
We have received the tariff h and shall prepare
An day two comparative table of rates proposed
with those existing under the compromise ny the law
Of the extra session. Of those imports which before
had been free Of duty had tax Of 20 cent laid upon
them as follows
TABLE OF THE MPuRTrp ARrIcLEs FACE Durr IN 1859
WHICH ARE CHARcr Twenty PER LENT cN-
nm u L OF Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Died

On Thursday morning, 7th inst, suddenly, MATHEW,
Of John and Janet Paterson aged about months.
The friends Of the famy, and the members of Tomp.
kins Lodge No l. o. Of o. F., are respectfully vted
attend the funeral from the residence Of his father %
lane Of Bank street. this afternoon at
Al o'clock.
On Thursday 9th inst. in this city, N.WISsLow FISH,
Printer. Of Herkimer. The Albany and Herkimer pa
pers will please copy the above
His funeral will take place from Mrs Balls, la Mas
street. this afternoon at o'clock. His friends, and
the Printers Of this city respectfully invited to at
tend.
On Thursday, 7th inst JosEPHIyE, daughter Of An
drew and Catherine Connolly, aged one year. months
and days.
The friends Of the foaily respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of her father 80
Orange st. this afternoon at 81 o'clock.
On the 5th ut at Three Rivers H. c. Samuel Slicer,
Esq formerly Of the firm Of Ferguson slcer, Of Mont
real
On Wednesday evening" 5h inst. after a short Illness
GEORGE CowSiso, in the 18th year Of his age.
His friends and acquanances invited to attend his
funeral this morning a 81 o'clock from his late resi-
dence No 10 Allen st. from whence his remains will be
carried to Sands Point for interment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
To ship Masters.


We shall esteem it favor f captains of vessels arriving
the ppHs the port %hensv ssy
ne vessels spoken on their passage and list of their
viii rseiSroeas The favor IN any Way on their
Cleared.
Ship: q pSsDsndeade odresge LyerpoO Grnu. Minurn
Sls sa,snuas punhsm Di%oaBrg Geo Henry
Ann, Sbson Beaufort, NC; Conea Eisketscu, new New
ssSS s'T hdTissHG md Fs g.
800 tons b.G% up her keel about water copper
nS,hns sTths, s06 q, 10 len ss: ship ssna
win III, sGas = lon n s sll IN
ssS FSissssSs
nophing but hsSyy w.s,ery giles during the passage
&C. ss' aS s ss 3
psss,d number OF ieebergs The Montrea almou
Ship Marion Week. from Buencs Ayr.s Jan is, hides &C.
Usds2 aeped dsmss.
sd again Isl fS Mersh 20 lat a. lon g. spoke schr bert
Ship Bruu. Adams from Fuenos Ayres, and Menteydeo
t"so' S's s Sois .sS w Rs
Penn ay MSp G
els III to Davis Brooks Cos 90 bbis wine 1owley Dema
Ro M 70 ss es. s ~ Isl. f' ar 3"
log siS ss rdus d sa 1s ' anIG
mdse, to woodruff x Mn,urn passengers.
Dutch bark Triton Poslspn. IL days from Guavama PR
collee ted ''e'' Ho' ~
70 ga o saIdn, Lindsey from Buenos Ayres hides &C.
SALEM Tor Moneydeo Bark Merlin q ,oJr;eh a,I,a for
Boston Jan q, Brig America for PhsdeIphis sailed 9TH
damages $500 anu P'' 'l'o lnohte'ideo 10 repair
gal CIsris., hu. Perkins IS day. from Trinidad De
ported. "A'e'' Vessels ieit before re-
,ss ss,. Nichols: B,ovp Reed days from Ma,auua. with
ton, bound in. 's ''b'"a aeket, from Boz
sns LoIaan Nosion Is days from Matanras with 20 oo
9n ye caIt 0ssrsy Davis. doa brig " eiaps
sris. q NYoTs 10 day. I'm N0rsan. for Glasgow
Az boses sy.ag to 1'enuegos with 90 hhds
for Charlie. ton soon -"eS '~"s'
Brig 0en Mari, Blius u days from 81 Johns PR vii.
25 hnds sugar to Mason Thompson vssses I'm efore
reported. ~''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Foreign IInportatlons.

LoSpoN-ship Montrea!-s5s pkgs I Winelson-ss Fl
5S:s:; 4
SIS vi; Hs;
w: sis %%s- ceesss
Sss%s1
a Poi oua 9 Gosas. Majc cssp.
Huss s0 H.Ibs kns col aaatn
F.s ss; i; i.;, i; kGsy NJ;
saaG. Fcs Cher
iss s$,;,1;s
a.S
s'T sissig; WSHS
% scr Hail. G SS,Sers- RT G,p co.'s H Hid
S1r Morrison
IN &C.. How and AsI ipwa $50 srder~sw w Chss.
a:se' ;s If 81; {. e:
wren co.. Mann SsnGrcir H'aEnji Euov VIZ
sssfI;ss s.ssy f7yH
aar s : ss1s
Fiat. % sSsSp DsYtR s:p.
Ss1i Mg's
s,ow-I psnqiston Eso-a 6el.ton hadi SsaYa " Penn.
so issf esa Fsl51
dale CO. Whitney .o-N & w BIacket-i7JW
HolDo % Mas IN Waterman-5A slaer-I Fouds, Stobe
cos 10 n Edda on-s Francis Tones 4 Sons Il Edwin
hun It.. "A &H Thop,4A 3 Wits-s Phelps, Dodge
co-20o boxes tin M Bruce Soms-i05 bars kellogg co
T.oyTss7s bars 4O bundles iron Ripley Crsw2so bd iron
Sason Y co., Webb rougas,-6 hhds Thomas Cook-los
ms SAT- and IS tons coal Murdoc.-s pigs plants Dr.
4yfS:Fship horTs wool aud soap
M BIackwel Go, " Thomas, w Staples. John St..
yens John Dean, Z Carter Co, A Clarke, Howard s
Son, John kodman, and to the master.
sUESo: ArsSs.shP Mara,ios sacks wool Baldwin
dh,1sd bales hair Langdon-5slo hides 2o7 bales wool
Forest co-sSo bags satpetre bales hair 1000
BcEso uses bales wool IS do skins do
nair adams 2s4 SKIS wool do bales hides
kedheld-e do wool do pclt Masters Mako. co-2SW
w De Flo, ess-30o hides kimball & Sheldon
TRrpAD-Bark Clarssa Perkns-Is6 hhds mol On cs
lain Ponvert. '@
CnoIxIBrg ChP,la.ss hhds sugar puns rum Aymar
cc-l0 hhds uear Alsop & Chancey ~
MAYAGUEy-Schr Susan-s hhds sugar C. Rossiere e. co
81 do IS cks molasses to master W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Sales at the stock Excnanx,.
Brighton Cattle M arket.

MONDAY, April ls42.-At market $50 beef cattle 25
pairs working oxen Is and calves $50 sheep and
1000 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond with
last week viz afew choice cattle at So First quality
s. ScaS 75 second quality 81 rs IS third quality
Na459.
Working Oxen-We noticed the folio wing sales $40,
$50 so, SIS, 500 and 500.
Cows and Calves-sales at sal, 500, sa5 and $40.
Sheep-Sales at 81 rs, SO SO, 81 snd SIS So
Swne-Los to peddle &c for Sows and Sc for barrows
Large hogs 8. 3lc for sows, and At 4ic for barrows
at retail from Al TO &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Married.

On Thursday morning, 7h inst. at StMary's Church,
by the Rev William Quarter, BARTLETT SMITH, Esq Of
this city, to Miss MANY ESNs, ward OF Cornelius ee-
ney, Esq of the city Of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday 5,h inst at St Peters Church, by the
ry Rev Powers, Mr. NJ. LABOR Of this city, 10 Miss
ELLEsoR BURNLEY, of HsIifax, ". s.
On Wednesday morSing, 9th inst. by the RevA Stark
JsnN w. GRArpor Esq to JANE, daughter Of p Clenden
en-, Esq all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening, 9Th inst by the r ev DR. Mar
tin, Mr.. q. A. DUHscoMB to Miss MARIA daughter of
Thsmas Brooks, Esq. all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening, by the Rev Edwin Holt
LEwp Z JscKso-, to PnrBE C, daughter of Jeremiah
Terhell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Foreign Markets.

Msr.SzAs, March 2s.-Beef No / and prime AZ a 6;
do Buenos Ayres jeked, 81 rs do United States
butter, SIS l6 candles, talow SIT l4i cheese
$40 ID; -four American, SIS a 10; hams, $lI a IL;
hoops $25 SIS lard SO lot; lumber, P. SIG 2o do
w P. $50 81; rice, 10 IOj rs.
Exports-Cofee, 81 Il molasses, RI; sugar, box as
sorted g. Al si dc do brown, alone, 81; white
8; do Muscovado, 4a6Irs
INSTRUMENTATION, IO5 III per cent prem; New
York, u per ct disc.
Freghts-ro United States, per box. sugar, 81 a Isl;
do do Lhd do a al do do do of ITO gals molasses 50
81; do do per 10 coffee, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Domestic Importations.

MoBLE-1rg Almeda-I4 bales cotton Boor nan &
CO.'S " ADDE'S Holbrook, Nelson colin II Tam N
IS D,ssosway-7 Ste inns Bro hers-2s Peck-9
les c ,tten order. ' '"'"'s'
SMoBILs.Shp Corea-eit aes cotton BsrnweIl- q T
Snlh. - II Hamlton-s2 Hicks cos Sturgess Char.
eo-if Obear Hoyt-as B De Zonst-l4 c EstisN 10
bales skns-l5o bales to der. ~
SAvANnAHEBrg l. amar-li7 bales cotton C Baystow
ge CERT CavIils1s IS Hsay Lo-io Bowen smithas
oaes teahen John n Salmon4o empty barrels yor
order. - F-s' 'N"sie' W
CHARiEsToN-Bng Moon-cotoa aud rice Buebee & Knee.
land Maitland, Jeanneret co, JF En,zei7O bbs tar
rost fmiIs-5o ties rice Bryant Maitand-2O0 hides q
Leupp-!i b6s mcse Butler Jones-lumber Morgan-a
quantity gold Hyatt McBurney & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
TO THE LADIES

~ i lie LADIES
FASHIONABLE ~! MILLINEKY GooDs.xTh. prOprie.
most select and choice assoIm OF Millinery Goods for
s sps a%sS ssd ss IL. e sb bot.
ssH;,1ss e cAporrE DOR
S 1fsn; 5R IF
sTYLE-AndLawn Hats do. dO-An entire new style Of
"MODERN CAPOTTES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE.
Partisan and English FANCY STRAWs OF the finest tex
Tie Proprietor respectfully socs the ladies to favor i'm
with CALI and examine his elegant and varied stock Of Mil
Will be great saving them in price and
the ''' e. faS Siy M SSa de Modes
asln e0Csnsl street.
r'HE EGYPTIAN PYRAMfDS.-Its a well known fact
to decypher the heo syphcs which The ancient irgs Of
Egypt had placed those landmarks Of time and cvzoa,
mber have been written 70 prove the lat and the
other theory al have hitherto uites tn. most r
IN the h sag OF wsneG f
such The destruciib char cter of The
substances then that The perpeuon Of any Ms for
the space OF century de med visionary absur iy Re
sSS es% Ss s So cSsoD inc BY
founder the been fortunate possessed
the cs theories thus sought be handed down pos
eiity, bu, ,houd all probability have had the key
lug and Industry Of hall the lean, men Of Europe
This ink which exhibited at the Far the American
gold medal OF the will remain need 80 long as
paper or any other writing material will endufe aud
Of the day. who that is vauib above all other inks
I. RAwDoy, WRIGHT Il HATCH, are the agents for
BartIetts lndes'ructble Ink in this ci y. IT,
FxCHANGE ON LuNpVN-Bls of Excha1g. at 50
90 IA dsys and for any a%ona on Ms'.rs
aa = every town hroushSS, ssa sF,,sr ,9s sac at all
MAJ d.or, al, Rank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

US ,05475l 9Hl, oo2
The new tariff bill provides that all articles now
charged with per duty shall hereafter be charged
with 30 per cent ad valorem except such articles the
bill proceeds to designate The valuation to be esma.
ted as follows =
To the actual cost il the shall have been actual
been procured otherwise than by purchase at the time
and place when and where purchased otherwise pro-
or to the appraised value appraised shall be ad
This does away with the "home valuation" The fol
lowing is in relation to the distribution bill-
Provided, That nothing in this act shell be constru
ed prevent or affect the Of the proceeds
the fourth Of September one thousand eight hundred
and forty thing in said act to the contrary not
withstsnding
The following among the goods excepted from the
general imposition of 80 per cent with the duties under
the compromise and those proposed
woon yarn. S g sis': sna sss c,
M AR cents sa';: 4pri' 'Orret' do as do
Bf SSais; Wilton and tr,blsin IN no.
one! s sHas,.' $ ds Sd va
Gotten Twist and thread-rO remain under the tariff of
'iSs' 81 cent s;: s;,
ST. f. '': s 3 +. s.'a &:
By this will be that the duties these articles
are very nearly high the highest points Of the
promise tariff and far above the 90 per cent For
instance dyed and printed cotons which should pay
under the comprsmse tariff per cent on
assumed value of 30 cents pay per on
an assumed value of 30 per cent This an article
costing 20 cents would amount the thing the du
ty in either being cents per yard but reducing
the rate makes discrimination in favor Of the finer
qualities for instance under the compromise act an
article that cost 10 asnts per would be charged the
same duty as costing % cents Is per yard both
being assumed to cost 80 cents Under theproposed tariff
he article costing 10 cts would pay duty while the
one costing IS cents would pay u cents duty per yard
thus making discrimination in favor of the finer quail
ties It is further providedthat retaliation duty of 10
per cent advalorem shall be added duties on the
above articles, and Others continue in
til foreign restriction removed from tobacco grain
and -four most absurd provision and savorng very
much of the age Of barbarsm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

GOO REWARD-Dropped in the North river while st,p.
ping from the ste amboat at the foot Of Newburg pier
Warren street. letter travelling de OF u,-
set leather, and baring the of Beekmau Fnay The
above reward will be paid IL the and its contents are
brought to No 10 White st "a II.
I AW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR APKlL-Re.
II cent American Decisions the brig Cascs Admiralty
Charter Party-Liablty ship fault aster and crew
Liabili Owners? School Directors James Guardian
and War; seboo sysem of Pennsyyania3. In the
matter Of H:Yghten; Bank uptcy Ersudulen, ia
the Lee upcys In the matter Of Ply mpton
In IN. matter Of Kissrn Bantruptcy wearing apparel
tics Of Ebsn..er Gay-ssntTups in Massschusett:
May number will commence volume. offer favor
able opportunity subscribers for he work The oahv
lis OF insolv cuts rnders invaluable the merchant
BRADBURG, sODEN 4 70. 1877 Nassau st., N Y
az stood. 10 School street, Boston
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r,,,s r,.,,. RANK THEATRE
'hi' EVENING April s-Ths orrsnee will commence
81, wn WEST END.
Ear, i s;sS.S 95:s''',, " %a Fsf:
NOraa oCOnn,E Miss Ca.hmsn
sewyn, '"HhoK M,p.
Ha"' Sally Shamrock Fisher Slave, w William.
Aemlsslon-so.s. - PIT SO cent. Gallery Is e.s,is
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EVENING. April s-The periorm.ne. viii comm,,c.
coRIoHAsus.
visila, MIS- ''eme0's "'A'nlu'' Mis-, Nets, Stevens
-; TIE rs sHoi tn sssfs4; Of ~: Hoy5oysr
Henry Margaret Mr. Held Adelaide Mn Mi fsS Ms:'''sr
!. i: i: ca q !,
ru, T ETSHIEd OLYAPlo THEAThn
THIS EVENING Ap'ls-Thi performances win commence
Prime. R EIapET wITH THE TyEg.
Prince s%s,F Fm.,, Edwin cr.ulo Graham
Richard Sail, A.. 'S%asR sS ka;,E s.....
Lady c0Dr''i' Ao., which Ii': Singleton.
c,,,, ., AL6GATTE" FGMr;
winnEk Will, Edwin Old ron,iSs ho.n'''i s;.rus
THE k IL ssss' S:sbssEr.
Gsoehsrd Mr. Graham Mad .ocSard h'r1 M1: Mo.,o,
u, s.n. ecls s'csns Upper boxes
Door. open s.ev.s Curtain rises at half past seven
FE TaIs ETESI TaE eat
Going aheaddpen every evesng Of prizes OF
IS and 20 shngs actually given away every evening No
$amss: srs sat ,ss.
sSr s s he sn BY .ss i
ea Rar to any an si IN the s e,y .,.
Doors open at 7-performane t. begin al y. "
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GENERAL, AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER has t.ken the store rs Fulton street
tent medicines perSmery fancy article.
MAJ ufac'ursrs and prcp-tors Of such es or any
Their productions will fluid such on. in the person Of
So STEWART. rs Fulton St. Brooklyn
For sale most of the approved family medicines. Persons
purchasing here may rely on obtaining genuine article
1ICE-COpsgnee' Of goods per s6iO Echo, Capt: Sill
board foot Of Pine or to the see o Se on
be Sr: AL sh e.5m'd days must unavol'by
GLOVER & McMURRAY.
as leo Pine street. c np.r Of South.
SHEkMAN'S MEU !CAlED LOZENuEs.-Ail Glasses
- are LOUD IN their praise ,o,x
repeatedly spoken the hisfe: terms Il them to his consre
LAWYERS AND JUDGES
have them IL their courts and ready to offer them to
all VINO need 81! fis.!ST Ssf' %ND cARMEv
.osne, Than thing take them keep shout
Teeti..
Nay ay q m Of Mr. a
s :nd sTS
ss S to- For
81 no. ;.ssh mIassgs are the ts:, %sd1.
ness ownes, spirits De! % ali
yous d.eas shsrm Cough Lszelses only qure
s L %saS
" cannot be 1pd Ss. been proved by more than
which number sold yer y Of she mans Poor Mus Pa
ter 80 celebrste for curing weskn,s the back side
'fea'' Rstj N ths sSdv ANn GUMBAGo
and all cents only quarter the price usually
ed Tor streng hening pasrs and warranted supeno
others.
BAD BREATH
and bad teeth very Common all he prevented by
using sh'rmaLs Grri, Tooth Past which gives pc
whiieres the ssh keeps them a,hing and
hitherto unknown fom any dentfrics pens's
cegymen and all give this deoious paraton
their De ided APPRECIATION Always be careful
Sberma. articles aud any palm any other
their place. has been done by
New York 10 at I0s Nsssau st.
Agentss State ,tres Boston, ~ Westminster street. Prt-
vdenes Ma den lae Albany Ledger Buildings Philadel-
phia Frank Taylor Washing ION; Duva & Co Richmond; A
read Charlsston; Haldsman, Louisville KY. L. Wilcox
PittsbIrgh. asit
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shall esteem Il favor captains Of vessels arrvin
here will give to Commodore Basse of news sch
aeport of the shipping left at the port whence they sale
The vessels spoken their and list of their carzr
Commodore Bassett will board them Immediately on thei
arrival We will reciprocate the favor in any way