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WEBbS lMrkQVED BURNERS, at seventy-h,e per
W cent rss than ercioore. The subscriber
and ssnsra assar men, 2l the imported Burners which Ne
lowed all dealers Best quality ol Camhne AZ "a cenrss
.silop. Chmpho1ted Gus IS Call and rssmin. Tor
yourselves AT No ia Grand street, door Bu.wsy
.,, JAMES KINDS.
BAH kinds Of LsfrT altered, hronfed, red
80 he notice unable term
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WRENCH DYEING AGENCIEs-Q W, Durham "a
Maiden lane. y; "; O. Reed u, Fulton At, Brookly
IIusscn, New Haven, Dy-r-Thc pablo respectfully
,ae tat the above establishment has been
s aud full confidence can be placed
t,cm hn,sh and rnpcusv ~ returning goods
ieche~ ard tn gnblic generally will find to their sd,sn
tsge Ia g.. item heir or,er. jei im"e
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Qls eranye ON all parts of Engsnd Ireland and Scot
~ land IN Of f3. $40. SIS and so 20 amosnt for
sale 1T =. j. SYLVESTERS,
jciie "a Wall ST, and 100 Broadway.
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SLEEP COOL The suh.cnber rreparsi to
~ nply their and the public general with their
celebrated II ir Mattresses Bosrs Pillows Sc such low
Prizes ih all ENJOY the luxuy 90 ssepng COOL and uIon
rising IN the ning they will feel per better than after
sle,anS uo .rash.rs T say, Try o. our marr
nd out Word To- ~ will wish to sleep feathers
again n hot weather, any rate I
G.PSJ. GRATACAr
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Died.

Suddenly, on the soth inst: Mrs. ELIZA NrcHoLsor,
wife OF Alfred Nicholson, aged % years.
The friends of the family and those OF her father JOHN
Thompson and Of her brother Major Thompson,
specially in vted without further invitation to attend
the funeral from her late residence lis varck street.
Broome this afternoon LIST instant at O'clock
On Thursday, March 81 sitter short, but painful i'll
ness Mrs MACY BIRrwHsrLH, in the 46th year o. her
ege relct Of John Brtwhstle and daughter Of Jonas
Booth, sen.
Her remains will be taken from her late residence, 50
Eldriasc street and inferred in the Greenwood Cems:y
Friday afternoon, at o'clock. The friends Of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
On the 3Oth instant, after q lingering Illness ISRAEL
CoRsr, In the faith year Of his age.
On the s0,h instant, MAnoARET AsERIA eyed months
daughter Of Benz. Wood. jr.
Ca the Goth instant MARGARET AueusTA, daughter OF
Richard and Maria Polhamus in the 9th OF her age
On the 18Th instant THoMAs, son Of Joseph B. and sa-
rah Ann Brewster, aged years.
On the 29lh Instant Of lingering illness, GEORGE
KIrTLEMAN, in the 35th year Of his age.
On Tuesday, Goth instant, Miss Ann EN- LINE Borp
aged IS years,
On the solh Instant Of painful and lingering Illness
JOHN AspARIEsE, aged u years.
At Union College schenectads, on the 2sth instant
HENRIETTA wife Of Prof John Austin Yates. She died
in full triumph Of reaeeming faith
At Hartford, c. MARY READ aged 46, daughter OF the
late Rev Peter Read, Of Ludlow,Vt.
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missrnnourH, March 2s-An Greco, FIN New Ysh is'
ut as.I Ii; i%r iva Sss: kss:
M ss.ss 9TH inst lat ''' Ion
ad sss s c: F nsc,
Gs s Of port ash Dos Juan and Envoy
81 Soi sros. Nav, Talent Marse rsl.rmSs s'h
her, .f L snasif 50 M osi an.s
,t a s SstSe ss asnH Len n. AN vessel or s EN-
sSes 80 ,s,ss sa limb batch &c and
ss 81 S. sa' as Of sn s
Ts, Left Frankn, Bottom ir Ciaris.a Perkins f.,
Dom Is.Ss;S a.s do S' Aas sa Ss
Be- BE- oil je f:' Hi :sd
m s as On 1,
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Pay: Ri; 4 Glsss Se;Ss Sys5s
Il jsso t se esS a G Reside
Mira ri S sgS % se S ayasue.
80 ~ s . Asd a .'. ss,fsS &;
'sy N s's a. E S;1s
s Ser f fo1 SS Asa Do s nsts co co
sunday noon csps Nv mi:s Victoria of
e TssGs s3 i NJ a asy
Am ressel.; Granville q d. m afr just arr
IirSy;DsseT ssl.s ' %s Adam.
sd Hero Xssns cSsnpS
Nsr AaMoysa Ma. A Isaac Jackson Charleston; joe
Hndtoei 81 ds1s % sus sai
% n;' s4 sf AsE sas m
M ZEN fpFskD March asArr Eliza Michel Phai.phia;
dener nv York; 2sth, Mary Howard, Philadelphia for Gar
MarT.rS.nrI; Mar assla Ed~as5, Atlantic 0esan
s.S CITY Nc fot asIeswars. I'm fhad'phia for
CO, SIs. MSsi sA. Cater FIN Nsx Yc5,,
f% s';'s1 f VAR. 19r;i Is
say: I'm Ne orsaa; nna t5str AT
Feb F. b. ri Mermaid from Coast Africa boston IosdnE
FL F;ssS:ssi: sSsS
s New rtas T S.:,1s, 8
BAlTMoHE March soA! Union. Poaee g:!mstto (Brl.
pins'Sn od Bf:@.1 larry Not G..nd Csilou,
"A, ALss.ToaA March Arr Clio. obirs, New York, Vic
sd Pane; March a-A Mary Frnee Boston
New E.eya9,D, March ar5Ar Ee.rsy, Wsysouh
aG Gn Ennis, New "a spy: w.,
SBr) LiverpOo Vssfs iDap) embus Anne lea Gas ;ow;
Irento nmsterdsn; Dim.n. Nfoiki sid o,gana, J;
= 49,
RsssnSs.S~S sc March aA Ann CLARK s. Tho%ss
st Ma HON q; Harriet: New YoIk; Detroit, do
MoBlln March so-Cd iEdinburgh Livsrpco' Elizlbeth
do CheyaIier, Boson Jsiia, Marselles Ava Ee
New York; CIs,cen Boston; Mozar Prey idencs CID
Amsds New Y.k AIT William Goddard, Boston; Laurel,
savANAE, Mar std John Bentley, (Br) Liverpool;
F,ancs tBr) ArrStsrling, New York; Ceres do; Ca
mIla, DO: Phura Do; Ronulous Bo Srd 2s-Bssey,
New Yesh; N.wsss tS Aug~ts, Dc
Clyde dz; Joha Bull Liverpool, Eostonian. Boston;
ppa. Har ford; Citizen. Narseilies Caliao New York
AIR 2ist d ark, Liverpool; Auburn New York; Dc nee
New o,k; Diadem, Hayre: Mtzs,t rav,e; Howard Bos
yanero; Neptune ca. Hero Of Acre Liserpsol Messenger,
do Intre bid, Port Prince ~
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Sailed.
Ship Atlantic, Hart. for Mobile.
ArrawnM.


Slip Cstov on Smith, days Hay 10 spof
ford restsn Co. Sid company with ship Hamburg for
Bsra Bnney Paine 90 days from Messna with frui, to
Brig M.hiean Lee day. from St John: R with 81 hds
Nss. Aicp s Basqn. Mar
~ Oil DO; Msis.ppi Cf Bath 70. Rhiadelia ISf .shrs
Of Do SID in co with brig Water Witch Leba
ro Bria Empress, Attak,pas with ship timber.
BIG 3 EUGENE Snas ss w
Araihu.a BsI,s! 70 load for New York Spoke 9Th
s s 70 e :s3 e ss aR
al,sT Ish Feb brig Harriet, Of Provide from GhaTesion
barqqe Emma !sadev, bouLd in Snip Tiog sadsd7 days.
sehr Splendid Ferman, days from Machias with lumber
sebr CSsris P.ltman Townsend Virginia with wood
sehr Aexsn ria, Brit on, AlerAnora mdrs to surses
Lucrsa. Wade, Eastpor'. with plaster to Nelson
senr Pilot Pulsnd, Lubee with plaster to Brett vose
scr Renown, Loyci Boston. with molsss to Her
s. Oscar, Baker, Boston, with merchandise, to w
schr NJ Bale, Chase, Boston. with mdze.
sehs Baltimore, Wos'om, da,s fro" PstersburS with
schr vi einaD Bede, from Norfolk, with md1e to stur
schr Direct, Briggs. from Baltimore, with mdze to JSN
schr Nassau, Dearborn. Richmond, it'll flour to Allen
sehr Talma, Jason, Geerretown. with aonr to wR& c
sehf Jais, wimins,oa,,, y G; naval stores.
sehr ErsmpIe, simp.cn, Mseh.a,, lmbsr
Sehr kyeliue. ali River
som Splendid Wzrh.m:
Ssn n sisSi and Michigan fhilsasIpaia.
Below.
u q brig Dolphir Sunday last ni'cs east CT Cspc
Henlepen, by the pilot boat Commsres-a. well
o'r'cs q Ias ES S,s,sh I 81
March &C. SD Richmond, and Antilles, New York.; Sultan
Aiesspdra; Cey lon, New folk. f7thWave from Hsrwich
Hudson fro IN New Bedford ProyidsLce; Nsdla. New
frovijenee; EmeIne. y River for Frederieksburs.
WhaIemen.
Match ~ lat as 49, Ion rs, was seen Beaver, oil Hadson
standing NE. i'f N+
spoken.
Packet ship B,limore. Funk from Havre Fsbth, with
m to BoyJk Hn~kmas- he Is ace on the bar
Wind N w, blowing gale
Eorsagn Ports.
SisGRoaE Dsce nbsr hi No Americ vessels port.
sr JoHrs, b. Marcs Advertised, Fseiia Small, for
N fork. ,oTun a. regular PACKET.
n m.,ssa NAV 80 porte sh Amos Psen arr ish I'm
esl'sr de- ksmahuc Roy, do; gialsad dol Brnss, do;
Frs1ei. do; Mason. Dol Alere, do Nathaniel Hooper cali
sss ss d sspG .ssS ss H.
wsiirs f!ssh H~:ris. des; xc.s %; aary ,s sr s
LIMA Zone s0a %: az s0IS Susan sarah des
dchg; Catherine 18TH Cksriessoe; FIbs ar 10 b ~
Prov detc-; EmpresorIc ieh f Nurs,ns; sch-s
poat dschg WARRIOR arr I7h f~ Oh. iesoA;
dsehg Augusta AR ish =" hoohei SEMINOLE isr Charles
United States Porss.
PORTLAND March 2sCId Pensacola, astb Mari
Cuba. NA' q
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MaRcH 2s.-At market 220 Beef Cattle 30 pairs Work
ing Oxen Is Cows and Calves 32S Sheep and $40 Swine
Prices-Beef CatleWs quote to correspond with last
week, viz few choice Cattle at Sc First quality SIS
so is; second quality 81 rs 20; third quality 81
so.
Working Oxen-$7o rs, and 90.
Cows and Cslves-Sales at $40, %, % and 90.
Sheep-Prices not made known.
Swine-Lots peddlc 81 &c for Sows, and At Sc fer
Barrows. lot large Barrows 4ic. Al retail from ~
To &c
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FOURTEENTH WARD.

~ FOURTEENTH WARD. TT-F
ss Ss H. q e.
SEsa5 Nom mating C T%ee at the house e John
tiSs s;ss
af ca ss s,s.s r. and
p :ss
hs ting arat.y, they unaaimousy adopt d.
sa ABRafafA 81 B. r DAVIS.
JAMES Ess 4 n. MILLER.
FH4ssss$I s s sSs; GSSs,H
,oH ssF s. S'' sFxSER.
'e e#Ss E, issssfi5S;Efilai sHxssy
ii: s. w.. EFF
ins. RYAN Who ispoisd the following wbcs on moon
ffs siws;siv; u? h:P'I &,
Thai y Would .i;s%, f' to
Seey, D%ssrasy WITH an Gu osiu% the m.
failed s.: ts,
brig single chss as.ins, him. subitt. in his place
Of s.., Mc n Es
s are ss Vii s 10 a Fl
tt In ,, CS%%ts p. .hsd e xhh he
that il TO Top 81 worthy Francis
Flying he sjs; Bird
Js; 3: ::s; e ~ # s,s 4; e @
icke headed nnea barhIev al hpugh orsed by Adam
B'ackedge, OF tn: celebrate roll
chess PLAYER and rider DR. Hasbrootk and Lambert
Suy dan federal hte Sure OF We most cheerful
hand them owe to their ally Coroner cher political
ante mort. xaminatiou '''
Reso we'd That pledge oussves to give cur undivided
snpport to the guarly Norna ed Ticket aded Abrsham
derman dalthough the Democracy OF ih Ward ere
cate for Mayer by the cowsrdly and on
sc Convention at Tmmany Ha yet we canuot be deferred
from ,otrg for he Candidate WI nomination be
we'd by the N caty Of this tity, ~
Resolved That We approve the Democratic Gill ne befor
the Senate Of this Staie for alteration Public
System Of this city, and IL the Conser vativc clique Of this
Ward will persist making that rsllyrg point 10
order 10 distract the Democratic wioc
them always done, to defeat the Demo
cratic p in iples .IITT
Rese yee Tha; the siy assertions of the would be dcts
ors Of this ard that he Irish party
eet IA Irish Ticket IN good keeping with all their ofsa
SONS, trick Tesorttd TO- to deceive Whilst themse
placed the head thu r Ticket the Of who
'f d with the rstitutas OF The years
Thank God he ~ nat 1rish-
OnEot OF, he folio Go msstee appointed 10 meet
from the General on an
,ved from that body, viz
John BloeJgoed, l.. Langtou,
NJ Gafney, T. Day,
T. DuHy.
Resolved, hat the eesdngs ofhs Meeting be published
in the New Era Eyenieg Post aud Commercial TRANSCRIPT
NEE having given three hearty cheers for the whcle
Ticket, a jJurnsd. = -
JOHN ELooDGOoD, Chairm,n
JosHUA O. EFa {c......
CHARLES CAdrBvLL,S Sso'e"''es alit.
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On Thursday afternoon, the 3lst ult by the Rev Mr.
Meeken, Mr.. WILLIAM ID. BALLAcn to RtBkccA. daugh-
ter of william Covert, Esq. Of Bushwck, Kings County,
L /. f. Lt ll,-
Attic Calvary Church, in Brooklyn L. l. on the soh
instant by the Rev. WIN. Lewis, Mr. EDMusB j. RuLINc
of Saratoga SPRING. N. Y, to Miss ANNA srooNsR, OF
the former place.
AT Rhinebeck, Wednesday morning, soth instant,
by Rev. Dr. Hutton RoBERr KELLY of this city, to Miss
ARIErTA ANrA daughter OF George Hutton, Esq Of the
former place.
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Auction 1AlsGs
By THOMAS ELL.
(0tsyes Nos. ~ .4aR assd ! 10 kslfsustyeeoo.l
FRIDAY


At 10. O'Clock at the sale rooms
sale Of valuable dry goods clothing fancy and ps'g'
Also yards su sr London and West of England CLOTH
cas-. merss and ,e.tings, lots to suit purchasers
sasG ;.1 .s
taken cut OF the hands o.PsTT91ee,rbb,T;
Al 10. O'Clock, at The sale rooms
Ss., ana E, aS sale reserve
hand aud ne" iarn''a'e'0 M q, SSiE,farYipiiOns
BY Caislosue-EScusye s.le valuable sofas ahog any
chairs pillar oil tables French bedstead couchs
the above .harscer offered for years sale rerenptory
Jones viii sell at lin s s2s iss sale n1
fshiooablr furniture Of gentleman gsns to Europe,
ssapia made IN ,Ss y aes the asS st, of the
very finest tone and finish, and toplcr organs
A UCTlON NUIICE.-Adri Sale OF Plans at
ASs, 75o 'PsSdd green sN %;, pants e%Pr ing
Ne will be At this day Pi o'clock, al Goth,
ceased; w v JOHN B. Glover, Ars sfi, os'
al IL I77.Ptarl street
go a PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY and
epE ,Gatsrm date places; daily at 1--WE o'cloes,
The SOUTH AMERICA. Capt Braniard leaves above.
i he comnodioas steamboat ROCHESTER, Cant ST.
John leaves as above tomorrow Saturday afternoon
The South America drec. without landing at intermediate
he above boats and substantial farn,shed with
ssssnt ssts RoSms and orspsd AID accommodations
' passage 'e's'' apply on ''aTs G. G. SCHULTZ,
81 at the Office fhe Wharf
a@stSI <sA kOk ALBANY aud intermediate places
LsplspSs lSw sFf;;1TTs s,sTs.S
the st. ambeat Pier. foot Of &C urt,andt street
B-This boat has been fitted up with elegant State
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

fOh lUOuESE FEMALE FILLS.
srss s b. no ss & : :.u sS s
1seaent on ths last eoIonnof fourth pogs fs4lm'is
a t,VkK EMENT:- Should this meet the eye OF Or
N;posSor kach h, i I, presumed is or was lately
o,o. ~ wss e h. msthe. who Ia. nj heard iron, him
Nassau stree, New York alleviate the suiT,rngs dis cop
ISOLATE parent The last letter received from him dated
18th Jasry and from Montgomery, Aabsna
tn. ase1s and send their Ss % Mrs. Knight Ss
sau and beekrsansts. m3f2t'
THE RAINERS' CONCERT L, at the R.ig,rs' n stna,r
wit,ke place en- Friday evening, April fsi when
so cents TO be had at The music stores and at the
DOOR
Concert to com penee at 8 O'Clock nal at'
LEECHtS---LEECHES
SUPrLY sized he.lthy -.dish Lseches that vii
bite quick constantly h,nd and for sale by the hundred
'''' u '''"eD " D 6I%sii,d sRNDss CO,
Druggist. and Apo heesres,
m3l lm II East Broadway corner Market
HE MAGIC MlATuRE-A certain, safe ard the most
eeua cure Of certain delicate disease. Its oper is
pereepne e. not ieqnre the slightest confaeme Mt a
with the stom eh offensive smell the breath
az medicines OF this kind do and then there will be
no danger Of any return of tn; but too often hay
tio. merely suppress the complaint for Wibcat erad
eang nc the constitution and undergoing little
them at last eonst 10 the American
Magic Mixture the only Every body will the
OF mrs. making use q rSS great Sold
-, - ssFulton st cor. Cliff
n B.-Equaly adapted to both sexes mai sfs&iiw*
REMiTTANCES 10 ENGLAND. M LANU on
at sixty days 1.-THE olowng places Ireland Scot
ana wales Free and Germany can sways b. blamed Of
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ShiEs Emerad. How., Havre, VIM Whilotk, jr; EmoIe,
Mar shall Marshall; Celia Thsich.r: sayan
Girls void; Mary Frsnees, Hubesrd Mobile Stges Clear
De. b.ss; SsnG pu sHs Ltsh
a. Csrtegens, Kaar, Machss-Bngs L.vant Wsbser, ST
Marys Geo, Nesmith Leeds Bremen brig Vesta, Catr
mole, Br.m.n, Oslrchs kIYeIISehrs Francis hom.s
ii tic, Hickman Alexandria 0eosetown, and Wellington
IA
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trade under Siding Il u that unJ.i
Mr. Pse bill loss would have been less, hat the up
certainty would remain the same
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To ship Masters.

We eha esteem favor. captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore Bassc Of sci
Of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed
the their passage last OF their
Commodore Bassett will board them Immediately on their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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THIS EVENING Awl tn. D.1isrnssos viii eoun,ne.
Sir .EE sq II! ss:s Err s. sSAsDAr r,.,
Lady Lady s I.:a; r.: H. % ss:sa:
... T If s'i TE$pE Eif
r"1''l' porina. ri'sids E.Td".Sa Pearson
Adnis.ioaBoI,. $, Pit so cent. Gaasrs Is cents.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
ihiS E'hNN'' A'r'ir i,, performance ~al commence
Sir Gle. o,..i sas GILES sss,' NywE .Ss1.A
Master Diamond and M AK &s; SssA will ,h.
celebrated az o.: si ss'ss.''s'l1''
Geogette Clarxile Mis-. Alestayes s'' yer
NO Is sSs sS5t rs s si's
H0o'u N.,..,,. stevens Crop Hal
so,ss ssesns sd and sdtisrsss Pitls sisiisry IL,
Deoropen at o.; Curtain rises at u prseissy.
slToBELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVESiNGAp'i-T,s performance. WI, CONNER
~, c,,. CHAOS IS CONF AGAIN.
''''Hh arrii, Mi. s;..le Ssssa.
ror,o G. ,sos ONE HMSS pr r; AND TWO. v
An.. which
Mr. cF F.nsn Mi'eAsliMr Allsyn ~, Clark
To conclude with
THE TWO GRkENS.
Jenny Green Horncastle Fanny Mia Sincl~Aop
ts} cents. Private boxes S. ..
Doors atssvss Curtain ri,es at haIfpast ssves-
PEALE's NEW York MUSEUM.
DAY AND EVENING EXHIBITIONS CONNIE nee O,
~ Monday, 2sth OF Msrch. ~ -" ~
ss % s . *. s,sS ,1
ever.
and Saturday. at O'Clock NJ.
Mesmtre'ie Experiments by Mr. Peale.
The Largest and Rartst collection in the world of ORR
giual Portraits # distinguished AmeIiean worthless
g. and Cos Farcy Glass Blowing; Million of Gu
from all parts Of the Globe.
LIKENEsEs taken in the most sc ntis>
and at moderate Iricss.
Abundance TO the whole rs eers; children half price.
mo- m
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Increase 6ssSH sos ,ss3 60, 2ie
Here Is an increase Of psr in the export Of
breadsufs the Csnadss Great Britain during the
past year. The increase has been far greater in -four
than in wheat for the that ukder the existing
law the proportion fixed betw barrel of -four and
quarter Of wheat IL quarters Of who at to 20 barrels Of
-FOUR the nlsrs say thotla quarters of wheat will
equal 20 barrels Of hour consequently there is pre-
MUM in favor of foreign aenr
Twenty barrels Of -four weigh $40 lbs; bushel of
average wheat weighs 80 lbs which will produce often
much so lbs Of seconds -FOUR lbs Of fine four
therefore, u quarters % bushels will produce of ne
-four A3ss lbs.
In further elucdaon Of this subject the following cal
culation given bssed upon the assumption that wheat
is worth ass. per quarter any port in the United
States -
Twelve quarters Of wheat at s6', fai 10 o
Freight, g. 90
Insurance sos per cent, O76
Duty when wheat is 60s., 7l6O
Cost Of aa.o4 tarrels of -four, not including
grinding, ltL f32 l6
Now forthe importation OF flour
2as4 barrels of -four, excep, grinding, 81 ~
Freight Is, 3 60
Duty on 23e4 barrels, at 7s.sd. sos
Cost of a2,oA barrels, except grinding. Eas l6
Being difference in favor of the British miller of
3D. or H. 3D. per quarter, and allow him to be
titled to the same protection other
articles 30 per cont suppose his charge
for grinding to be l0s per quarter and the very high
est rate g. ST. per quarter. Now English country
miller will grind for Is. 81. per quarter Surely this 10
protection enough.
The probability is that the scale Of Sir Robert Peel
viii permit ofhe yearly import Of abont as much wheat
a. hes been taken out Of bond during the last three
oil scarcity Tbs has become necessary from the fact
that manufacturing has been pushed to such extent in
Englsnd that the production Of the soil sucient
for the support Of the inhabitants and yearly supply OF
food from abroad has become absolutely and
that in 10 equal to that i'm ported
during the past few years. Those importations have
produced drain Of coin su sent to shake the paper
system Of England and convuse the mercantile world
II those mportstions to continue must be done in
mannerth at will allow OF the export OF goods in return
instead Of coin The trade must become regular that
it be entered into by reputable merchants as safe
and lucrative. Now we spprehend this be done
under sliding scale, and for reasons which may be IL
Illustrated by facts laid down by Mr. Crpps Of the No..
ungham deeg tion interview with Sir Robert Peel
being some transactions OF his twas that In May
last year, Msss Brown, Shipey Co. sold his sc'
count 1914 bbls Of four the duty which amounted
to f2,I20 The -four was regular remittance in the
course OF trade, and could not be held Had been held
until September, the duty would have been ESQ only
In October the duty would have been ia in Decem-
Der E5,l3s II orders had been en- for the -four
rive in August spscnlstien, and throug hcontrsry
wins the vessel had been delayed few weeks heavy
clearly iiiuarses the improbsby OF establishing any
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AsaBlGhCAN MUSE UM,
Corner broadway and Ann street.

EVERY DAY, AMP EvENISd. THIS wEfx-con
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Mr.. g. r BOOTH, whose comic sou gs and Ducts have
vocalist: As!sS Hi. ..i Fancy %
GlaM BLOWN Grand Cosmoramu, Niagara Falls and oS
APendd day performance takes place every Wednesday
Admitiance to the whole cents children half price
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'G'r New an pyss ssnd Il. only Oh. ,h.us
Boxes as Doors 81 o'clock. Perform
:. rformsses v,ri.d sv,rv evening. meow.
DRAMATIC HEADINGS AND CELEBRATED
MISS CLARENDON ha, honor Of an. ouneing to her
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'y Library f Il @SsssES iaiH's April 's
scss Of ys,ss
Juan 81 Pierre from Sheridan Kpowl.s Play of The Wife
Hamlet, from sh.kspeaIe's Irsredy ofihsi name.
Pauline from Sir E. Bu'~:r: Play 9th. Lady ofLyor.
Mere ito sha.pe'rs Tragedy ofRon.o and Juliet.
Julia. from Knox..' Play tfsae Hane.bael.
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and &c precisely:
hi, so cent?. % 3. had At the door: ait
COZ rrY a., Ls s!Sa HILL
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Casoms New EIg'aDdsrs. q, the Society Library
Mr. Hi viii gv. number Of his celebrated imita
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pa suia desre) will perform favorits Scotch melody
Gsntemeus tcket.,so sachLaaiss tickets, IS cents
at quarter before 7-Lseture to commence a.
IN No pospoS si mel on account ofw.ath..
s,sns with h ,ur lie
admitted s"d on leaving h's ad res, st The door.
o. Th.r.day evening lsctur. at sIooklyn. allt
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mouths, %t Vii, The above with h% f
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NANO will enhoSy
THE BABBooN:.
THE FLY
M..y,Asm. til. as,sp tn, Ma. ssA Ass!. N.ne
To be fellow ed By
MUSICAL OLfO Z.
consisting of riauooiis Rssiie~ By Madam. HERvIo
.oucerto Stuck G. nj. Won WebaY
&C. and Fantasia on the National Airs, God
Save the King md fule Brtannia. &. Thalberl
With full Orchestral Accomplishments.
To conclude with His'ocsl Display IF the distress
ndng the Shpwrck Of PtIcuse With sharsc
tristic yaintng and music which igAor Hervo Nauo
viii persopa,e the faithful Bibboo, a.,
NB-Persons DESTROYS Of making summer arrangements
Learn particulars by applying ost paid to the under
signed, at the Branch Hotel, % Bcwtry, New Hwk.
mis- lmis' HERNIO NANO
CONCEKT Mr. j. A. KYLE, professor Of the flute, re-
" spectfuly his and the pebble h he
will eive LIS annual Concert at the AToo Saloon Mon
evening April 9Th which the following
tai. will appear: Madame Oto Mrs. Hardwicks
Mrs rsge Mr. Kosscwski MIR Tmm, Mr. Alper. Mr. Aupick,
will preside the rte Tickets 81 each or iau'ly
tickets admitting and tive ladies' 81 So To b
had Al The mu &c stores and OF Mr. A. Kyle, Fosyth
rect.
Copcer; 10 commsn at o'clock.
Fuli particulars MIXTURE advsttiss m nts NIL ST.
,on n NrEs lately Europe Professor Of The art q
M Arms in its highest branches instructions Fs
crr nd In the of the straight crooked and Turkish
sabre Hunting Knife Msket and Bsyons stsf and every
sp cies OF weapons ,,