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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
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g. - The original cost was siO ~. The work i
lni l',p pages, ani q Gno eaEfcyngs.
mn A NADDON
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w suEVmAN'S sooR 4AN's rLAs-

w SuEUMAN'S SOOR MANS rLAs
II Elk TIE best Strengthening plaster In the worii and
eoSercign remedy for PANS, OF weasncss I" tue BACK
l0ns sides, breast neck, limbs joints, rhcumafisn iun-
hego, Ore million viii not supply the de-
intnd rhcy require utlc warming before apphcation
Warranted superior slohers, and for quarter the
price, making only the best, but the chcapcsi
plaster the worli u affords relief in few hoLrs, aud
Viakes Astonishing cures
Ia liver complaint and spcras, should be worn over
the region OF tine liver stomach aud Mil aor great
and Astonishing rcie In coughs COLTS, asthma difficulty
81 breathing oppr eSson OF the chest stomach they
will immediately rooth, and greatly benefit tile I'aeut-
Persons Ut eedrutary hsOts those obliged IN sand
much, will receive decided support from ufhcsc truly
strengthening plasiers. Phyeisaus generally reccm-
them In preference all others because they stick
adhere better Afford relief In their opera
ton. they snin,nt. ami ancryne. They ATE
composed OF entirely different ingredients nom any other
amt known tlia Of those who have usc
Sc the united slmony Of all tho celebrated
snd guishcd ccrgs and physicians, 10 he The
useful and highly m"desS plaster ever invented oeE
"a to the pubc. fuI gale at wholesale and retail 10y
uh ALIEN. DlNAl n co.
uS- HEHMAN's COUGi' LOX ILNt. g., :.
the saicsi most and chccinal remedy Tor Cough
colts, COnsumpuOns, Whoopn. Cough, Asthma, Tsht-
o the Lungs Chess. etc. etc. The proprietor has
known where they did give perfect
safte fIODSanl boxes have heru sOlt
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ENcuANGE CLorulNG STORE.

nREsS AND FROCK COhTS-An assortment
- Just received per schr Nassau which will he soli low
TOD cash Gcutcucu ia want o these any other am
Giles OF Clothing are assured th, they need have mo
scruplcs about purchasing really made Cohing Al Tins
csah!sLmcut a. We shalt keep but such We can
recommend. STARR A ca
/ Mh 10 Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
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RIO De JArERlo, Feb. IS, 1892 -.Since our last respects
S Gnoer ,S Hs'e ern ION i s,asn we naa the follow ionlGWing ARRIVALS
Phil-ll99 bbls hoar. Barq sadi, New York-lnmber,
rosin, &c. Ship vistula, New Orleans, 1900 bbls -four,
Ceylon, the American ship Black Warrior, with sundriea
and yesterday from Valparaiso, a vessel with 4l00 bags
wheat. The importation of Flour since LIST inst, is Is, 0O9
whole and % half bbls, and 4lOO bags wheat. sales for
the same period consist Of - $50 and 90 half bbls Flour,
at l6H fer Richmond and l2h for b Baltimore.
The Vistulas cargo being of a very superior quality,
changed hands this morning at l4H. Importers and specu.
lartors are firm, asking ISL for Richmond, and ISL for
Baltimore brands. We doubt whether ISL for Richmond
will be obtained. as our bakers try to use nothing but
Baltimore, and several cargoes Of Richmond being daily
looked for, unless we have export demand and supplies
diminish, our Flour market will remain depressed. Stock
in all hands may be upwards of 60 900 bbls; 5000 bbls
new crop Baltimore have been sold at ISL, at which more
In Richmond there is nothing doing, unless in retail
from second hands. Should the Spectator holding a
large quantity not appear, on another arrival the price
would hardly be over $4,000 q l6N5n0, although the deal.
ers want some Of that brand, as the D Baltimore is generally
With domestics and other articles recently imported
stocked.
Cofees, owing to unfavorable accounts from abroad.
have declined considerably, and we think they will 60
still lower we quote %superiors 5000 to $3.50, good first
$3.50 a $500, regulars $500 a $1,000. Exchange on London
27I9Oo; Spanish Dollars 1870, Patriot l7o6.
We refer you to the folio wing quotations
ponsstici, 80 in to is9 to lao, % in; li5 to la5. 81 in
sale $50 q in. 1901 l5 Blue Boot 200 a 27o ; % and %
in. 245 a 900. Demins $50 a 265. Stripes, 80 in. $40
Tickings $50. Shifting, 81 in. los a l79. Nankeens, Isl
quality, 22oe; do ordinary, unsaIeable and out Of use
Black silk Handkerchiefs l2l, last sale, none in market
Satin "A to 6Ol. in demand. Lumber so a SIS per foot
Hyson Tea 2l2oo and lN7oo. Rosin 1890. Sperm Can
dies 100 per Id.
PERNAMsuco, March s.-Flour dull of sale, with
heavy stock, Philadelphia and Baltimore retailing al
$4,000 rs, Richmond 1000 rs. Rosin goo rs. Sugar
1900 RS. per arrobe, and prices advancing. Hides 100
l25 per ID. Exchange on London 29i pence.
MAYAoUEz, (P. RI March 3l.-Sugars are coming in
quite plenty, and Of good quality, which are selling a ::
a $s8 the crop will be large this year. Lumber, and al
articles Of American produce very abundant and low.
HAVANA, April 3-ism sorry TO say this market is dull
with very low rates for almost every article from YOU
side of the water. There has been lately some stir in
the Coffee market, owing to European orders ; several
ships are now loading with it. Sugars are withou
change since my last advices.
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Died

DIcu
On Friday morning, 18th inst, JAS. GALLAGHER, aged
~ years.
The friends Of his uncle, John O'Connell and the late
Matthew Hunt, are invited to attend his funeral on
Saturday afternoon, at half past 8 o'clock, from thu resi-
dendence ofhis brother-in law, Thomas Cornell, No. 10
West street.
On Thursday evening, l4th inst, Major ABRAHAM w.
CooPER, in the 18th year OF his age.
His friends, and those of Abraham Brewer, John Inglis,
Al. Post, VIM. Nc Dongall, Dayid Lane, G. Lippincott,
an the friends Of the family generally, as also of Bene.
VIOLENT Lodge No. %, Phoenex Royal Arch Chapter No.
., the masonic brethren and the Officers of the U. s.
Revenue, are invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, 1874 Liberty street, on Sunday afternoon, at
half past 4 O'Clock. Boston papers will please copy.
On the morning of the l4h instant, of consumption,
HANNAH McDoSNELL, Sen, of No. l3l b ank street.
Her remains were taken to Westchester county for in.
terment.
On the 18th inst, Miss ELIZABETH ByRSEs, of consump-
ton, in the 2lst rear Of her age.
Her friends and acqusintsnces are respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral from the residence of her
mother, No. isl Mott street, on Sunday the 18th instant,
at half past 3 P. M.
On Friday April 18Th. JESSrTr, wife Of Joshua Car
hart, in the 18th year other age, of consumption.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Sunday morning, at 8 o'clock, Houston
aud Pitt street from where she will be taken to White
Plains.
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than just previoos " the resumption, ana tis daily De-
coming more 90. But for the %iniquitous course oil the
weak banks and politicians, the financial difficulties Of
the country would long since have terminated. The
people in all sections must learn wisdom by experience;
but the time is rapidly approaching when bank paper
will be swept from the market. The rates of exchange
continue to improve as The resumption Of their payments
progress and becomes more firm. The rates are to-day
a. follows -
CunRENr RATES az BANK NorEs AND DOMESTIC BILLS
Rank Nofss. Exchange.
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By THOMAS BELL
(SterssNOs.1a linn and l1S FiAifons fresis.t


Ann and rs FsIioa 81. and al the du. store Is Ann St form.r ly
rior furniture, from some Ofthe best manufacturers in the
Aiso. a superior a.sortmen, of beautiful Sc ,ond hand furai
'u AZ 1a 81 oe c esi.' ,Ss Gs sn.ls up Y. e cssssse, ,' ailssa dy adver.i i.
and postpone unaqoidab,y SIZE positive.
Hand some Furniture Sale Of al dissertations, at 10, East
Broadway, corner Of j. fer on st.
sli sS" oil lax. marble marble tor S5S ~i.ri center ena 9'a Tee, e esrs' d, mugs ins w s5
sna |. sane ms 'ss!s' s, .oaa:; %.a = sSH.yuj id D isSsy [o$ se !. s, lSSt i
TT SSni,s;s sn s5r .s sSG ,S S,h: other ? ,I' S.J IS,niasfs; n ,fGsI,s.t D be! ron ION
ding, toilet tab es, stands, bureaus, chairs.
Also. ,plendid dining sets, cut glass and plated ware. asiver
Also, Kitchen utensils, and numerous other housekeeping ar.
ticles.
Elegant Fqrniture-The eo'ire excellent f rniturs of a iami.
ly Civ ing up housekeeping IT Laurons st
HARDWARE 5ai rEMrs1sa A ) fis9i's eleventh Spring
III Trade sale, consisting Of heavy and shelf Hardware. Ia,
bic and desert .niis .Ym,S : ,S;ra, All, 81 pen r. and sn5 pSs.e ,, saiys,i
tea trays, bread baskets, suuder trays, heavy goods j'wel'
from which lime till the hour Of sale the goods can be ,xamin'
"A ard new Furniture Of ali descriptions from families re.
e %sv wfiS sae eo ,ns saes. :. Sf saturday sS%s @, o at i esls a'eioea. e ga the s, %rs,
IS aud 80 Ann st. and us Fulton ST. on Friday afternoon, with
catalogues. ruos mr., .n..u
AUCTION NOTICE -RIELL- A~KCULAKIUs, 800
O'clock et0s at shsy as sSins' r o%aSe b sr Del 49, e".s % m prints,
Ia@t 81 lle e asA so, vs.:., . windows SS,s% .Ssd :s' se' icssih ss'T with ana 3 qs ssli
tits of miscell sneous articles.
Also superior French letter paper, French and German CO.
logne watar, soaps. perfumery, sc.
Also, a variety Of clothing.
al6ltt II. +. NELL uCtioueer.
A DMI choice Green Hou.e
"A Plants at Auction This Day b. GLOEER will
sell ito. o'clc cx this day, at the Gothic Hall, 36 Broadway,
very, choice assortment Of Plants, all in bloom, from the
ment of mon hy Roses, Gerapiums, Helutrope, Lemon and
Orange Trees, Russelis Cottage Rose. and many other &c
CANT Plants.
Also, $50 ehoi,e Double Dahlias. Thi, is the best assort-
ment IF Plants offered this year, and wostqy OF attention.
alGltt
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MopIE-Brig Wetumpks-l7s pa es cotton Hicks 4 co-i52
do smith, w right & o-22 II Talman|6 @ Field X co.'s l.
II Hamilton-2o Sturges X Clearman-2 bales fur skins 4 boxes
j Collius-I4O bales eotion to order
sAvANSAH-Brig Philua-e5 ts W & s HiiszI do 8
sbaptsr-s bales colt n Bogsrt Il Knesiand-ss do w Cook
a. Parmlee & coz Bsrstow x Pope-9 boxes w II Cages
stanton l. co-iJ Hunt X co-2o bales Claighton, .Phils-2i
smaty bIs L Tay lor-l2 bis Read X Brothers. IS bales cotton
to order. Ia. "
der sLins 6 bls s,ush 1 bri bseswat Roberts X Williams-92
hides J bdls skins Lord & Stebbins-2A bales cotton l. kop-
m AM iron chest 10 order.
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second board.
Provision Market.

The forw ardness of the season has produced Aspara-
Gus Rsdjshes, Salad, and Rhubarb-plsnt, quite early this
season. We notice q good supply of all kinds of vegeta-
bles in the different markets.
The inspector has taken our hintto enlarge the princi'
for the wants Of the country dealers-it might be extend.
ed to the pier with good advantage.
shad were never so plenty, and sell very cheaply.
Fresh butter has been brought in, but sells very dear.
Eggs are plenty they are sold out west for three cents
the dozen.
Poultry is not SO cheap as other meat-except ducks,
which may be bought for one shillisg-cheap enough.
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CunRENr RATES az BANK NoTEs " |
R.,k Nofsx Ia

The high rates on some OF those points where specie
navme.ts have been resumed,i is accounted for by the fact,
that the irredeemable paper emanatins from other states
continues to form the medium Of circulation. Asfor in
stance, the banks of Cincinnati nominally pay specie,
but they do not issue their own bills. They receive and
pay out the suspended paper OF Indiana and Kentucky,
and of course the rate of bills on all those points must
assimilste. The following table will show the condition
of the local currencies at the principal points,
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Married.

moTFleOs
On the evening Of the l3,h instant, by the Nev.
DR.. Vanpelt, Mr.. WIN. AcKERMAy, Of Westchester, to
Miss MARIA ANN VALrSrI.E, of this city.
On the oath instant, at Rye, Westchester county by the
Rev. ?. s. Clancy, Mr.. ELISHA WRIGHT, of this city, to
Miss SARAH ANN PuRDr, daughter of Isaac Purdy, Of the
former place.
At New Town, l.. Ion Wednesday evening, 18th inst
ny the Rev. g. A. Shelton, HsNRY BARCLAY, Esq, to Miss
SARAH A MOORE, daughter of the lats Capt. d s. Moore,
all Of that place.
On Wednesday evening; April 9th, at Worthingham,
Ohio, by the Rev. Jacob Young, Rev, DANIEL P. KIppgn.
of Paterson, N. j., to Miss HARRIErrA SMITH, principal Of
the Worthington Female Seminary.
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Foreign Importatyons.

L!yHRPooL-Ship Brooklyn-is baes flax Hicks Z COL boz
Middleton x co-iso tons coal T. Richardson u co-i70 crates
Adams & Bro:-2o pps lioseed oil 20 b.gs gailss cks bor sif.
kin, lronsides & cos bales J Go dell-2oo cks salt "a do pant
Poultney x Jenkins-l00 ton, zig iron i49 crates 20 bales SO tons
RR iron l6 bxs bkt 9 bags 6 cs to order.
GALvEsToS-Brig CALVES ton-s2 hides 1900 slaves Sterling
4 Wsde-s1a hides I bbls grease 4 Q Redheid-sa b',es cotton
ia Barber x Brothen-57 Smit. * Gravs-35i hides Chan
berlain < Hutton-5s bkts wine J Meset-es hides J WalterE-
So pieces live oak I bbls pea nuts 8 bids deer skins A & j u Me.
Knights 80 hides A Brsgg-5o bales cotton Bird & Smith-73
do j 0ihon X col bx J + Aimer-2 C. ,mstock < CO.
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BrIrhton cattle Market.

ErIknVOU OaVCIc NNNEkcV.
MONDAY, APRIL ll.-At market, $50 beef cattle, 80 prs
working oxen, Is cows and calves, 100 sheep, and 1850
swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Lsst weeks prices were fully sus.
tanned. We quote first quality, 1913 a 6 90. Second
quality, S. q $50. Third quality, 81 25 a 4,75.
Working Oxen-Sales $40, 81, 95, los, and ITO.
Sheep-Lotsa at 3 $50. A fine lot OF Cosset Weathers at
about 100.
swine-Lot to peddle at from ., to 4c for sows, and
from II to SC for bar rows.
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Passengers Arrived.


LfvERpooL-Ship Bro'klyn-James Lamb and sen, l7e in the
steerage. -
GALvEsroN-Brig Galveston-Mrs Reed, Miss Reed, II
Hitchcock, Nj Pollock.
KINGsrox-Schr October-Francisco Louisa.
SAvANNAH-Brig Poilura-Mrs J Z Mickies, John Woodruff,
Chas Kyle-40 in the steerage.
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MARITIME
To Ship N

We shall esteem it a favor. il captains Of yessels: arrrn!
2 report Of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed
the vessels spoken on their passage. and q lis, Of their cargo
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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SUSoA-~.

PACK THNATRE.
rIis EVENING April 1.-THE performance viii C ,umene
Sir WIN Daventry, Mr. plachse
=. Percy Ardent, w II Blake
Lady Wm Davenport, Mics u,hmsa
Moran OConner, Mice Cushmln
MY %I iGs's'1 5E NJ
General Squadron. B.llamy
Sl,eely Squadron M.ss Cgshman
Admission-Bores 81 Pit 50 cents Gallery Is , ee"ao
THIS n April ls-The performance will commence
zANoNl
2Zanon,, . MTHlsd
Paolo,- Mr. Stevens Msjnosr, Mi. Gosdsaow
Viola, Mrs Thsrne
Fhlids, Miss Mestsysr
Mater Wood, will sppssr ia . fsvorite Dance.
" %i Il LilHx' FELL.
GS ..tsa Tell MrKj HsI
Albert, Mis-: Me.t,yer
Emma, Mrs Blake
To +, sGnclSds With
Philip o,SIl Wood
TeLssssssa.s I'D and I'd ti.rsas Pit ~ Canary Ia
roor.ooen at a.; Curtain rises at u precisely.
lhTCIlELL'B OLYMPIC THNATHA
his EVENING April -The performance will coDmsaes
CATS IN T Taf LARDER
Mrs Friizfitzo, NJ. Watts
An so zHi'A
Sam Weller, MIR Hf MG;ss:H
Mr.; N0's'so'bls' Mrs Wal:
To fS sGpslSs; iii X H ds5Sso
Don Carlos, Mr.. Eorncastls Ssnsho. Nj. Graham
Po;na aeon'ra' Mrs NS:sSp
Adm,..iOS-Drss: elrei: Scents. Upper se1'' - e.ni,
noors open al .eysp Curtain rises .t half mast seven
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SUN RISES ..........5 25 MOON sLrs.......- ...l 10 90
SUN SETS .....s.....s IS Miox wArrx.......... 10 O
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HAVANA srGAKs -PETEn GILsbf 5es oiosomr,
I'll and All Bowsry. formerly kept BY MIR. T. Munos Il, a.
leave TO inform tn, smoking public that they VII srsnds OF
s,avsna ard Principe seq YRS at wholssa'san ana rssrs cos.
if a q, st rate article and friendly trez,ins"' nge IN.
tom, I've hores TO receive a large sha-e OIL
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farlamed ana celebrated pills. from Portugal, AIT
i ", Ierceive, TO be obtained 10 this conntry ss sdvcr.
tisemsni on the last roln rnof fonrth nase. fe4lmIs
A GREAT let, the Bowling saloon 81
"A Broadway, with four Alleys IN good order, abe fixtures
for sale cheap. Erqine on the premises. ais lwt
10 sALE-Five large Standing Casks, holding 400 gallons
4 each. one , ear IN u.e They hsyehsd brandy aud wine in
them. Also, three am n size. holding 80 gailoss each. The
w,I b, acid low Tor cash. Enquire Of l.. II base
meut iIe Fultonst. ais SIR
rLAssE y PIC rUHt FRAMEs-HOUPrn y DbU-
VI Il s33 re Ji street, FranAlis square. ~ ,nufac,ureis
Of all s zes Of Locking Glasses, adapted for the city aud c'ur:
try trade, al whol,ssi. aud retail. Their stock ,sful and
c5nplete. and worthy the attention NJ dettr RS aud others who
are dosirous OF getting a good article at the low eat market
priCes. W aust
" A lady aud chi,d are a sirous OF obtaining hoard and two
unfufnishcd rooms, 10 a quiet IA ill in the vicinity OF Broad
way, where there are no other ooarde Q. Communications sd.
dressed laa Crosby street, will meet INN. bate attention.
aoXst
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Corner BrOadtu1v and Ann street.

l soN-EvhRY DAY AND EvENIhN6 THIS wEEfK
Con mencing Monday, April I0.-ln order 70 accommodate
has been enlarged. The my:tsneu, OTPsEY GIRL can be
age From 10 to z and from | e ne che car Be privately
free of charge. Mr.. BARNUM VIII introduce some truly
wonderful experim.nts in ANIMAL MAGNETISM on
ny, Th.atrs f 6il SIRS yin spF . variety Gs{ e s G2MlC
charming dancer, in various odmired Dances. A splcra:4 ds.
play of the ITALIAN MT WHITE
win introduce his INDIAN GAMES. FALLS OF MA
CARA, with real water ALBINO LADY, Pnueua dc Rail
Road, Fancy Glass Blowing, Grand Cosmorama, and 100000
CuriOsities.
Asplendid day performance takes place every Wednesday
and SATURDAY afternoon.
Admlttance ts The whole Is centa-children half phcs.
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Packets TO Arrive.

FROM roRrskoUrH.
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. 10
Mediator, Chsmplin, Mar, 20
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Chopper, Mar
Sheridan. De Peyster, Mar. Is
FROM HAvRK.
Albany. Watson, Feb ~
8 de 0rasse, Barrows. Mar. |
Louis Philippe, Castof, Mar 8
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Packets 40 Dspart.

FoR PORTSMOUTH
Westminster, Moore, April 20
st James, Sebor, May 10
FOR LIVERPOOL
New York, Chopper, April 10
Siddons, Cobb, April IS
FOR HAyRE.
Baltimore, Funck, April l6
Rhone, Johnston, April 10
v de Lyon, Stoddard. April 20
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
BROADWAY, opposite the City Hall Mr.. FLARU
the great mimic, will INTRODUCES his sx.raofdinsry dellnea-
tons, French sterles, and Yankee eeceniricities.
Mr.. AUS TIN, the original v zeal Comic Singer, will intro
duce a variety of his Comic Songs.
Master YATES will dance a Hornvio Zoe in Peters.
DAGvERREoTYPE LrKENEssEs corr, ctly taken IN a few se
conds by Messrs. Morand and Peale.
SPLENDID DAY every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, mmepcin at 2 O'Clock:
One hundred and fifty Portraits Of distinguished Ameri
cans.
Admitiance o5 cents-children half price. n2s lmr
CIRCUS-WELCH X MANN, Managers ard rroprietors
~ -Re-opening Of the Amrhithestre for few eve Bings on
ly, Monday, April ls'h,ls4 The poprietsrs have great plea
Equestrian Enlistment; embracing the mos, numerous com
pany of artists OF real talent ever congreg sted IN America.
LEVI NORTH wilt appear in two brilliant acts. Mr.; Cad
wallader and he tn ee Messrs Well. IN a splls.dld &C, Of Horse
manship. MIR u. Sweet on the hight ropei Risley .Ed his son
m their most wonderful performance; Mr. W Howard and
Glenroy In their great acts Of horsemanshipi Mr. Smith: the
celebrated Fem lie qucs tr1an, will appear. Wells and WI
troop Of darAies, in a grand Opera, sntiileda MONT DOWN
TOWN, for he first time in New York, will conclude tie
evenings sntertainr ents. al6r
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49, LABS AND II Ik-Eo-Io be SAID at AUCTION.
~l<o hon Monday, April 18th. at TatierssPs stables
~. Brosdwsy, one four wheeled Cab; built last fall; one
srtncn two wheeled do; two good draft Hor4es Il ained to
,n gle and double harness; one SET Of double Harness, an" one
set single do; one Saddle. nea'ly new.
~ R-qave pOaitve-po veserve pi5 ar
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NC III BRO ADWAY THE KkEMLIN
~ SUPER AL0ONs, on the Trinity Ground. eoruer of
Thames and Broadway. The tubsci iber beps cave to inform
merchants and gentlemen that the above Establishments now
~ SUCCESSFUL operation; ne would parueulary eau the atien
town town. to the fact iha, he isprspaIed 70 furaish tls.m with
dinners, chosen by themselves from the bull of fare of the day
which vii alwuvs comprise a variety Of soups. hsh o. the SEA
son, and m assortment Of at least fly French and Italian pre-
pared dishes, with dessert, &c rer week: oiher meals IN pro-
portion, prepared at thu shortest notice aud at any hour.
There will be ready G oh day, at l0i O'Clock, a yar1ety oflun-
cheon delicacies and choice sours.
The Saloons will be open until IL o'clock, I. Nj ANTI, which
time suppers may be obtaiued, comprising every rarity that the
abundant markets ofeur city offer.
The undersigned, in soliciting the patronage Ut merchants
and gentlemen, pledges himself 70 use his every effort to made
the establishment sans parel" in al! its appointments. as 1t
confess, dy il in the convenience and beauty OF it's loo alton.
The subscriber slso proE ises In the economyo f his charges
shall not be the least attractive feature Of the krsm, = Dining
and Supper Saloons. JOHN CUTTER.
aIHlMc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16

a FIsHs NUTRIA AND MOLEsKlN HATS, at
kAS 81 SO The fabric, workm apship and styi' OF the above
Hats are confcssedly unrivalied; a~Ipierd'd asssrtmcntns now
ready for examination, and offered 70 the discerning tasis y,
the iubie. TIE great popularity which they have arr sdks "
tanned has conp.Ls ted for the reduce prices at wni'nans
are off red. and being IN no respect infcrior 10 aEy soio' "e'"
a continuance Of pubic fsyor
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