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CsMPARArVE STATEMENT DyTiCs IMPORTS INTO
PHILADELPHIA, FoR THE YEAR, 1870 1871.
$l.6lY.2oe $i,sss. 6sl

The year commences it will be remembered in Octo
ber In the second quarter commencing January, 1884,
il will be the duties less than at the
pondng quarter in the previous year. After the
pension when the banks were again unrestricted the
imports again increased and we're in excess prev
year. The aggregate for the year, $3.50 900 in
excess Of the previous year. The feature ap
parent all over the union. This bank expaRso, ena-
bling dealers to buy foreign goods credit, directly
Of import Of those articles usually de-
nominated uxuries and which sold at high prices
notes through the Of the
banks Those notes are then immediatey turued INTO
specie and sent home In illustration of this we give
the following Official table of the exports from HAVE
the number Of cases Of the principle goods for three
years a. follows:-
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or THE QUANrITY Casa
e. IHA CHiEr Goeps SHIPPED 81 BOARD THE REGULAR
Packets FROM HAvRE New YoRK, DURING 1889, lsts,
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MONEY MARKET.

BY the arrival Of q government steamer, we have
again eight days later from England The markets had
undergone q change Ter the verse, reduction prices
had taken place In the manufacturing Districts and cot
ton had become heavy at q fall Of I'd per lb.
The prospect that the Immediate resumption bill in
Pennsylvania will pass is causing rapid curtalnent in
bank facilities The banks of Philadelphia, have al
most ceased dscounng, and the money market 10 repre-
sented very tight This is indication of returning
health. That "tghtAess" in the market, 10 tho only
preventive to over trading, and will ensure de-
in the purchases until old accounts paid up
Throughout ls4, the banks went with their relief
system a. they represented to enable the people nay
gradually The result was Of course that the people
paid less and bought than The following
table Of the duties received at the port will indicate the
operation -
CsMr4.A1NE STATEMENT OF purlrs ON IxronIs INTO
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Foreign Importations.

Lyrsr.si-shp Bibsrna-ssso 500 slate, :ooso fire bricl.
1000 sacks salt 1880 barwo,d IS crates SAINT
pigs elaer.5i do Toohe, Me ID cos do -tott-iI
Thompson X Wishard-2 Walker McKenzie-t II Wmkley x
coll Merpstts Page ia Drummond-IO Nevins 4
Gorton, dyes colt smi,h hurgar co-2 Kessier
a Lee COST n Russsi-35 : Platt-Ii Cameron &
Brand-asJo Wake, co-s w t,nir COLO slapks
wood Sin KEN lronsde CO.'S pkgs Reiss Brothers cos
Bend,s Godfrey PAtsor-ii Z = Bill, CLARK co.'s
Austin, Win erdng co-is Allen x PaL-5 ,'oota-1
BacLburu2Jas Kng-I q Ma sden-s SO pig iron
Dowmne73 cks earthenware do hollow do
hardware 200 bags anvs 3os BIS fur 100 bds shoves
cks chains So kgs 10 order.
BoRpK,ux-Bark Hu-so hhds wine II DELUXE 4 volzc
so do brandy Faber Bierw erh do vine bb vinegar
bag Perret-06 hhds brandy Ledy er-6 Morton-i0
Dortie CasteIIion-si II Faber5o IF do 9 Boxer
10 cks argol 200 bkts oil cks Schneders bids
wine hhds brandy Re, odeu csiea bdis trees Boz
$40 bkts ci La gonlugue1s h pps brandy Du
bat-2 d. wine Poh co Phlad2h f chs do case mdse
III pps brandy 100 bkts oil hi IS az
do brandy SO hicks do prune
wire Dur nd ios hf pps brandy bk oil
8 CO preserves TO order.
SMrRsA-Shp Mnerva-sso casks fruit Broom-i2 drums
drugs 2oss do figs d, mdse Cousinerys
drums fruit Anguelopoulo22 do Il q l. Rouh-0d do N
Rsggoi@o drums rasns Brewer i79 oales wool 27 eks
ISL M do rasns 10 order.
RIO GRASDEBrg Buenos Ayreslo ao hides I&oo horns
Fauham-le 600 shin bones kchard-23i hides GIT calf
ekina Lake. Jr.
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Here have the practical ement Of the trade at
glance. The aggregates are nearly double those Of
the previous year. and equal to those Of 1892 In these
facts have the Of the large exports Of specie
France, during the past fall During the present year.
when the banks will be compelled to reject large
amounts Of paper buyers must limit their purchases,
and importers and the agents Of foreign manufactures
effect their sales and ill be deprived Of the aid
of the suspended banks in wrnging specie from the
hands Of the agricultural interests
The indications in all quarters now to be- that
the main features Of the fiscal agent reported in both
houses Of Congress- will become law. Each bill con.
tsins provision that would 60 far vate the spe.
ration Of the pan but from the good feeling present
manifest in Congress- and the high financial talent end
statesman like qualities displayed by the chairmen Of
both committees, 10 highly probable that those fea-
lures calculated to embsrrass the harmonious action Of
plsn conceived with the greatest ability and frsusht
with good to the whole community, will be stricken
out and the public be presented with perfect
sia machine capable Of giving the greatest facility to
intercourse between all sections Of the
try a. the time. that it will check speculation and
favor the of capital to its legitimate uses the de-
veopement Of the resources OF the countr-, from
which OF late years has been diverted by the PERM
eious tendency of the banking system II is favorits
notion with bankers an speculsors and has been
fully disseminated among the people at large, that the
increase Of bank capital avors the aevepement of the
OF agricultural country No greater fsl
lacy in political economy exists than this That this is
peculiarly agricultural country is sufficiently mani
fest in the following table of the productions of the
country hs capital employed in each pursuit. and the
number Of people yed in each -
Psopusrio,s OF EACH PuRsvrr IN THE u. STATS Carr
IAL EMPLOYED, AND NUMBER PEosLK EMPLOYED
People
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DR.. FELIX GOUKAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR

I Enable Sn. 10 NO .s
sSss s % ' 1 ind md 70 az to ;,:
s e a N Ss..: art ays
The "su,b ascrps him Who them no missins,
Of ac,0x on ~ hen ;n srr sS.. q
& sa ray e s II n"G s:ay PAIN ssr9S:
ana ssr l. ;seo%Sp:ns; the osss
lion Full drse,n. aceo%anS saeS Bottle
re be had at d.. Gouraud Offices s,7 Broadway. and 81
,,s; d1sr ,oR shsr. ao bshsd
%:i i;ss;;
1SS PfF s.. Sn sas so :s .n
E.s Nc
sy M
NV H;y,a J., J.;s Sa:s W;iI:
Sii5' Fs &c f !S. e; , fy' Ssz H;
Nam street. liz; psii F;1 Salem, n ~:
sss N,. wit s.i si
Mse'' smn,r New jsssy
Ss as.aa - G s.% va. A,s u: name ,s
oa Ss,. s,s,f *
G5c SS FHTTa!r rs !.s :: :ssJ;s
s : Tn 1 ,s q merely sssfsis y rS ss s
blow arst like so~e repestnR pistos The
'icn Of the pistol perfectly simpehey be drawn from
the pocket avd used with ore hand hou' the logs Of
~ cockirg tx shots be fred
can crook he finger They larger thin ordinary
For rayesr: Housckeepcrs Captains PIar.ers and 9th
female an wi liza =, sN. 49, ;s~ nd roosrv N
: ssIs5 by many pr;sp. o. them equal q
Gentlemen invite 70 call A. the store Of the advertiser
and the simplicity perfect safety nnA
portability 20 get out OF orer viii eeftnly vecouamsnA
them rail- othsrs For ale who><aie aud retail, By
tst J. @. BvLES iO4 Brssdway
rs ineodis' tvfween Wall andtsn.
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Phlladelphia Cattle Market.

The offering comprised 636 beeves including ITO from
Virgins; s75 cows and calves AIS swine, and 1896
sheep.
Beef cattle in fair request and the Offering was
all TAKEN including 200 head for New York. at SIS SO
per 100 lbs AZ in quality being 80 cents Advance Cows
and calves we're taken at So SIC for dry SIC $40
for spfingers, and $23 S25 each for mich cows
Swine 400 were disposed Of at S. per 100 lbs which
is % cents advance. Sheep-The offering mostly
disposed Of in part to 60 to neighboring State 81
81 each, a. in quality.
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,nz- s1.nu,So A HrssAss-A woman in the South
stabbed her husband in fit Of passion She should have
used De-. Shermans Camphor Lozenges-they sooth the
most turbulent disposition, quiet tho nervous SYST
genersIly-give immediate relief in nervous or sick
headache and palptaton Of the heart They sold at
IO6 Nassau ST. Shermsn's only warehouse in this city
Agents Redding State ST., Boston Burgess, Ledger
buildings, Philadelphia.
90 CHATHAM THEArRE-rhs establishment will be
night to welcome the return OF John Seton
ho after three absence the New York
stage having travelled within tn time than any
He appears in his celebrated character Of Jenny
Twitcher, his personation Of which is fresh in
the public recollection as one of the most perfect comic
delineations ever presented to American audience.
Mr.. Thorne appears as the Golden Farmer, and Miss
Metay as Elizabeth and the piece has been
well cast, though 1t run for eighty nights at the Frank
lin, where Mr. Seftons acting rendered popular and
attractive He has performed the part upwards Of 200
nights with undiminshed success and we are confident
will now prove attractive when he first appeared
in it, In addition to the Golden Farmer, the manager
produces the petite comedy of the Barraek ROOM Mrs
Thorne enaeting Carsse and the popular mele drama
ofthe Hufhan Boy, J. II. Scott as Graldi Duvsl.
90 Axrn,cAS MusrvM-The continual rush which
has been made to this popular establishment during the
last week has induced the to engage the Model
Of Dublin for week longer The talented and diver
energy, and berslity, the part Of the
manager, rarely met With ventriloquism, Animal
ssieSTaisd among the srac
tions added 100000 curiosities all Of which ex.
hibed for twenty FIVE cents. We never saw the Like
07- Circus AMrHIrHEArRE.-Additionsl and Pow
eriul Attraction! First night Of "CrossiSg the
Linep with powerful east-Mrs. sherwood, Mrs. Mo-
nell MIR. Durinage Hail. and first light Of the "Poney
Races" race course In miniature. MIR. r. W. Pelham
and pupil are Engaged for few nights only. Reen'
gagement Of Diamond and Whitlock. Mr.. O. X. Stone
ths Indian. Mrs. Cullen as La Belle X ,siere-negro
songs and dances whitlock and the Banjo!
BY RRE'c r9 p s sE's T'a' s:s ID
count Jan. ~, Iel2
Oneida Bank.
Bank Of Utica,
Utica Branch Bank.
Oatario Bank,
Ontario Branch Bank
Yates County Bank,
Tompkins County Bank,
Herkimer County Bank,
Genesee County Bank,
Fort Plain Bank,
Agricultural Bank Of Herkiner,
Bank of Brockport,
Bank Of Silver Ersek.
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Raukrupt List.

NUFIHEKN DI5TKICT OF NEW TURN
Henry Ainsworth, Adams, day Of hearing March 81;
William A Gilbert do; Eber Eaton, Ellisburg. do; Al
fred MelleD, dc; George Powers Adams, do; Chsun
ccy Andrus, Ellisburg, do; Stephen Ketchsm. sche
nectsdy, March 20; James sllick do; Horace Dick CT
cero. March AZ william Lewis, Syracuse, do; limo
thy II Taylor, Manlius, do; William Downs, Syracuse
do; Abrsham MsGonsgal, Hounsneld, March as; c
Norton, Jr. Fredonia, March %; Thomas Warren do
william Mellen do; Jsmes kelsey, Ripley, do; Jscob
Covert, Auburn, March "a.
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n - aA4 40 sstss
PARK THEATR e.


ra EVENING Sss IS s NJ s.iy performances VIII
wn c,,.,o,,.T aE i Fl i$Af E E$fsNr;
Nj. Fsnsop Ss'n f'a'd' 'aAiu; S%ps:; CLARK
cH f,ltl Ia;se 6 Ma LIS
SIR George b brshwlos Barry Charlie, Me wheaey
BoMB AZ fffs3'f FG H5'A
King S!' ss%ssss:' WI %I'ls%:
Admi..ioo-Bore. 81 Pit so cents G.ll,rv 9, cents.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
MONDAY sssS win
THE f S%R Rfnse xK'iRso Room.
O'''O ca s.s"er Ms''ayer Bernard johnson
.sss'S John 's'''" Golden NJ E:.T S.:.a,. uA'''
o THE t. s srrsIsf; Wig scy
'''e ca HSsi Scott Barren ws,ds%sr Johnson
s:s:: s r. ssa
HlTCHELL's OLYMPIC THE A.To
MONDAY EVENING. February as-The Performance, win
Gill;, MOTH j so sGFsk XII
se'mii :on,.. Nickinson sad Graham
'unare' An, it,, Mis-. siuseton' '"'"'
For the 18Th ''me ;1 nssw original Musical Bar..eo. o,
Richard Sail, Ann. AS"asR II M. Il liz, s.4.
Peter Spyk, Graham Ueiys ~,
Gertrude, Airs III. CiarAc
To conclude with A'1""
PERFECTION.
Sir Lawrence Paragon, Nicknson Sam, C-,,
Kate OBren, MIR. 40, r'nan
Atmssaon-Dress circle Uppsr boIss "A rsr u
IN cent?. Private boxes s. ''A~S III
Doors ooen at half past sx. Curtain rises At seven
BOWEhY AMPHlTkiEATNA
No 81 Bo,rerv
First night OF Mr. Durivage Mrs I,herwosd A., M.,u
NV Pelham and PuEil, Mr. II Hall and SIr Jsm,s
THIS EVENING Feb. 2s-The euterta,pmepts Nj, 80.
with
- PONY RACES.
Mrs Gu'ln the Equestran Hcrons will appear
ssthr La Belle Roenfe.
Corpuscn'ar MsnGnvres by the compa,y.
Clowns Act
:. Cy mnastc feats and Pyramdical dsvcss
w Pelham and Pupil several Negro Sope and Dance.
Horsemsnshp on two horses by Mi Sione D'N'e'
-. - , Cupid in the Soot Bag
\, lgdia Rubber Man-Masier Hamilton in hi, feats
StSne VIII aIIear on horseback as the Flying Indian
Niger Songs and Breakdown
To conclude with
CROSSING THE LINE;
90 Bsyes, so ctnts-Plt2 IS cents. f.sa,.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
"a ss'ss R ass
ii.emela on The last eolnmnof fourth page. f4m'is
90 YOU IRE EEGSS sIoWISS, TO READ TIE
70, sAsEs Es bs & Of H.
s:n e: A e OH
wv: have niDu.!y s..mn.d and tested John..' Oil Of
e .
being aq,is: Mr. Jones: which
$ s'd in virtue thereof award
lss"sff S.tnan street; fs ,n.s tsds
ise
.on street and 1889 Fulton Broosvn. ias a.
CoNGEkrIih he, K "a respectfully snn.unce g
ss u e: society Tx s
r'' 'Ss
Tickets be tn. Music Stores and a. tn.
door Concert TO commence at u O'Clock. 'as gis'
SsS s. sEg 6 NJ ss
sP n
E ss.: and every evening
lon, K. a Pr.
@Ssps:sa insws onss tn coa%b. sceonpa nG~
s9S % y" sfsssi ssst
%fSFso NJ T xSs SS"
suddenly from Fulton Market the evening Of Thnrsd,y
5 S;
s s S on ss fur
Dso rhS w sys to Mr. sss%:n
PACKET, SHIP 2 ileRI OK for EIyEEP00L.-eassen:
will please be board the steamboat Hercules at
Wmtshal this morning at ~ O'Clock. at with. time she
Letter beg. wi close at III. usual place, atm O'Clock fs
THE PACKET SHIP 0ARRICK is detained until this day
'''A A'''''' 'f GfpIS ss letter bags
Gs In the Exchange.
MHALLaon Monday Evening Mach d.
liver serie, OF Lectures eonsspg Of Anecdotes Daogues
'isssi sss s%:!s:' :%s
Snsl tickets 50 cents Chdrn with parents guardian,
and ladys tickets 9s &c It's eac..
to be had the Music Stores. Of Robert Morris.
~ Sixth Avenue end at the door on the evening q e.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE LEcTURE.z-Thi. even.
subject, Public SCHOOL, By froessos j. or1s Taylor.
Tickets Is cents admitting lady and geaem,n to BE- had
at the door. f2sIt
DRY coto ,,S The fsslIowms .oc5. Of ar,, aa,y
adsptsd either Tor ~ rantn' or sale at
Washed Blu. LACKS. Zeal indian Red,
f E%ss.d Green ssd. lG Ess. brown
ssasa G e Green c SssT%'l'..n
To Printers and and English Blacks,
feb "a 3n' 3ss BrO2 dway. cor1er fankliu
.SsS ss:s
possibility q ASlrs:. a. So.s Once IA
SELLING oy =, At COST the se.ai:h house
md he y s%a i;ss
~S T syanG
md q. . S'h,r q o e. sy,n, PSn Sis
win .cld price very Old and superior f,vsr as
: :apS do a;;n g. S"sea s sar Or 81 per thou
La Norma per bunch SIC per thousand do Norssas
gala IS 1esaas
Our agents sSrosshsu. he und ST. or patent s.es
will please s.pd eay their orders for The brands OF
manufactured in our private manufacn,es in Hsyns and
Pncp,. ana OF the best tobacco Vueta de Abb and
rs &: please the delicate Y''ls'
NoTICE-Lsus! bags 70, Liverpool, yer Royal MAJ,
e. on Moaa.y w' Fs so. IS
.ur,d bang AMPLE ,me r he steamer nail they
y fa 5 'kN''' '1''" HARxpEN co
THEATRE-A CARD-Mr. BAHRY's BENEFIr-Ar
friends and .e sssIe sss lis ssseS At DIS
nine years ill tai, pse. mC.d,y med fi 20 ,w ss On
entitled The Fiscal Agent with scenery and sppostpens
r, Ms: * M vs;nss s
sgoj Aer Which ~, fms anew comedy IN sss
slaSss s wi,S aa% ~ Mes
nd Sss ss MS
sSs Barry Sii fcyey Miss cuhnsn Y.rao",
Mr. JOHN LOGO. or H0GO, is r.qrst TO c ii on Id
vi Laue Hanover street, where he will hear OF some thing
10 Sew ss ~ Sorf Web as isa FAC at.
,s,st '''''' 40 TOT s1'A' At NI as ,s
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re port whence they sailed aud the vesse spokeu eay
their arrival here for Commodore BAsErr Of aeei
news schooner He will board them Immediately 90
nsir arrival
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To n Lady from PennsylvanIa.
CO. Trunks, and sum Of money, will be delivered ;
slso important information communicated by spplyingat
l42 Water sti eet.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsroS-Steam ship CIyde-Nessrs Groom, May,
Dows, Merriman. evtgrten Cadvil, 1rumbuI
FRrpERIcKsrrDr,PR -Brig Sea F.ower-J Adams, Miss A
SmI.h Gu. ae-2 in the sttersge
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRuARY as
O.u.rtur. or the Atlantic steamers.

svr ssrs 50 siSs sATEn.........iSs 50
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YACHT EDn SALE rilIss hanged for smaller
enc. going for sessari 5as
doubtful win wheihsr t,kns he rough with the
a. . to On hs
" may wish 70 solve such aoub, have
win thar any other adopted with he s H.
a: JUICE most capital sea boat she H. he
s xnS s % s ss
latest crafts that ever hoated.
which u i1f Fore sns a ~ ei
fee. hOd and draw. r. fee, wat: Which * in
ard "a :s9 built
ihsI money nor pao. We're spared to ldsr her, in h q.
"s r. f.
this centre outer keel OF Of the den-
soa
20 s s1s .a s 81:
would be ;dmirsSiy adspies dsfasch vessel, or ten
de: shs :.f'1E TO aId cay
S s g e 81.
whsr; The goods valuable aud speed a. object From
nvrs sht wnd.J loaded than light do not s.eye Sst
% & s1 carries yard CHI, her q
G .T 9sr The ouh, good tspsn bTssa. bs
Se well adapted for the Mediterranean or west
The dining cabin Of the on4ahye will noda.e
;1sm.iisd aaa polished White. s,ssaSy Sasa
w sS %s s% ed w
here are o ri 'Ss WITH
Egyptian marble tops, and two mirrors Of the
a'i
lie from
which one ladies' furnished with cushions aud
a sm 1f
snS 1 %s S ss d
drawn asid pleasure be occgpan Tee beds when
ns 90 nss G%
@ &, q ~. %aSs
r.. Tour
ss S s i.d 's am, and ss
s. Th; i s.
boat or sch ged with yards or Top hmper Her
isp: ..s
as Ss 70 o, q T. head q feet On the foot
bosm AMI IN ordinary time. require. tending whsnb re
,aas 's ts &c n nssS s aaa
When the fnsa' stowsd (Which ly done when
nsS ha s ar. pa w's ,S ss deck
Dc od spsc'menef he Amsr,c ship carpene.s sndsh
sLd Iiy.rs where quito sawsy enough Tor my
would Willingly dispose Of her
A.S
f2t lwd tawtf Mol BA clay st,ee,. Ne~ York.
pHDPOSALS-ropee ais will be received until the ith
March, 1874 BY the rrisbrgn Ports rou,h Noun, Jov
and Lancaster Railroad Company at their office. No t
Walnut street. Thiladetbs, for fnishrg by contract ee
ven miles Of the Company Road with Rail. sfeei
ecaors TO be seen the company Office The road u gra'
ded and prspasd for laying tn; track II IL believed hs n
Contractors 10y giving secufitv) on three credit
To ind duals possessing crsdf onpoftDsiy -
offered for making adsantageoul cosrsc Otlrf co o.
l.s will be mad. known upon application at the company
XLEX,R r HonGooSs, Presli,nt
HP. bit. Joy and l.. r. X Co
Philadelphia, 2t,hF.b lst2 f2'tmh
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Comm spdes Of vessels will confer favor ~ having s
Il their esgc.r ps-se3xsr aud report Of vessea ls al
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STATEN ISLAND FEKKf
SS Foot Of Whitehall street
The steamer STATEN ISLANDER or SAMSON vii
run =. follows I.t until further notica -
.At.. o'ciockAA Ats O'Clock An
~ /" r*:. "a !" Pm.
N. B. An goo!s shipped required TO be par uarly
marked and are at the risk Of the owners thereof
kxFR FOR LIVERPOOL-New Lne-Regular Packet
NM Of til March-The splendid pack chip ROSCIUS
Captain John Collins Of HOO tons, will sail
a. above, Ger regular day.
Fortnight navnga upseusIed oI
enor or comfort apply on board at Orleans wharf foot Of
E.K.COLLINs CO. Sc southst.et
Tns az :sps Captain c. coas of 1000
lar day.
may rely upon the ships of this line sailing
tually AZ advertised 1913
k1ER FOR NEW ORLEANs-Loulsiana ana New
N23f York Lfne-Posiyely First Regular Packet-To
gai let March The splendid fast calling packet
shp CCNEE Capt Jackson will positively sail above,
For freight passace having splendid
hons, apply bVard Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street.
4. X. COLLINS 4 co. SO South ST.
Great care vii be taken to have the goods BY this line
Passengers BY this ship will please on board at Orleans
wharf Wall street tomorrow al O'clock at which
Agent in New Orleans, JAS. q. Woodruff will prompt
~ forward all go DDS to his address
The packet ship Shakespeare, Capt Nina, will succeed The
CASTOR. and sail the 10th March, her regular f25
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ERICAN MUSEUM.


PARE AfF TTss
the E'9 5 ssa gas, s.
real water will remain here short period lenee The fol-
MarweI M essba asdssa 81 az
National and Park Theatres and Nbo Garden the Infant
eA Who TIVE WIN s,s 5 ia Mr.
rest Hamblin Daniel Connsi and others-a'sc curious
As$. Mss e sSs f:
sS IN A%srcs La Petite Cero univ. rsay
that sppeare this cy the AIbno Lady and Fsncr,
Glass Blowing Grand Cosmorsma changed every Mondsy
euriostss are Collected 10 hi. esais6u.nni sn lion
spacious balls each 100 feet I'm length.
cents: children under 10. half price. f.a,w, 40
Cam = MSHFFiI tChsRa,. e C9ngre.;J viii dsh
H4S' S''n 'n''' att 0'e'G Ssccs.x
!. The Intellec ua and Moral Power Of E luca.ion.
The Causes and Effects of the American and French Re-
8. me Glory Of Mechanism.
g. The Moral Grand ur Of The mercan r. volu tiou
s. The Heather and the Christian Women contrased
ISkes can be obtained Of Clement Packard, No $50
Pearl q = Redhsld corner Of Beekman and Nassau ss
Tickets for the 81 sns. lecture 2s es faaIw.
{ ;uLLnUilONs-inss nub.erlOers will collect Notes,
Messrs Harndep Co. tom N Y Albany apon any 81
New and % ssifn ss returns to the '
Syracuse, Roehessef.
dsssS. .' SB sfsIs..
REFERENCES
P,,HE%6Y Z cC.
co,n., s;., wal all. 'trset, New YS<k.
d kEwAkD-stolen from No. IS Seventh st. on Thurs
DAY last black leather iron bound Trun. with brass
Ss t 81 TSs
for III. Of letters alone no question:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-28
Auction UalO0s
By THOMAS BELL.
tSteyesNos.y2 .dnn aud 10 Fhlfonsfyesfs.l
MONDAY,

MONDAY,
At iol O'Clock, At the sci 9 room,
Jswrr Ws,sSss s Of ali asserSo @.'s''
Fafs MUTE. Capes buffalo Robes an n'0''s o.
Also2 trunks superior clothing "a pair ne cashmere and
cloth paniaoons remnants of cloth vcstna
balance OF stock OF merchant tailor
Also quantity Of glass eases counters shelving to-
with beautiful ars suitable for dry or apo
Also ehst Of carpenters tools containing general a..
sortment Of 81 piece
'' . nav Tuesday Us ""''e I" 'nds0r soap
At on O'Clock at the sales roam.
splendid sale Of IA new and second hand piano for,es by
Also with which sale will magnificent din
ner sets OF real Saxony China. white and gold
As. 10 Of spit mid table n.n. the rich ST dam ,sk
with borders table cloths, napkins fac linen sheets po
and bolster cases. &c.
Also fine assortment Of rich glass ware Of
scrp,on Ssms time, Sun al assor ment Of valuable furn
tuTe, &c.
NIB The piano ort's comprise instruments by the sest
makers in this and other ceun, res.
Cata"s"e' OF 'a'e on W MMDnS1Ty;
Large Sale of Splendid Furniture of all descriptions a. TO-
o'clock, in the sale rooms.
Also entire stock Of city made warran cabinet
furniture.
A UCrisN N0rIcE;-sse of couptpet orse disks. iron
store Of 81 mn street. will be sold hout reserve7 fall
down desks wa.'ng tables, quantity fixtures shelving
glass large lot of gooas csthne
tools fine cutlery suitable for srohe
s sss' and ysran. other articles order cf Mar
sna oof,s Havana segars 200 lbs white adsor Soap
Ss'' S''' hunting Levy: THoaas BELL Aueoee
31-4 18th saety--The Steamboat TELEGRAPH
will lsye the foot Of Couandt this ondayl aier-
The steamboat tca viii leave for Albany, on Tuesday
For passage or freight apply on board or e