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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

Pleasant Hart, Madison county; Man. Dickerson,
Green county James Nc sniels, do Joseph Jackson,
do; H Poindexter, do; John son Smith, do Davis
Devine, Galena; Charles Rozell Morgan county ;
MesGheck Hall do McPheeters, Scott county BENZ.
smith and ST. Salvador Salisbury, Surviving partners
ne firm Of Smith, Salisbury Coy Scott county /;
0hn Lowrey, Peoria county Matthew Taggert, do /:
Wm Clifford, do George Dana, Oyle county I; Fred
butcher, Lee county Russell Post, De Witt county
IN Dishon, do; George Pegram. Greene county; E H
hubbard, Monroe county A Gridley, Mclean comfy ;
Thomas Fell, do; Daniel Beeman, do Jesse w Fell, do
Cutler Tszewel county Harrison Hancock, do; John
T Scott, do; David Huff, Brown county s Law.
rence Adams county Ed Casey, Jersey county
Henry Coolidge, do; Franklin Gay, Tazewell county
Jsnss Scott, Chicago; William Melville, Morgan
county Robert A Kinzie, win county Henry Tucker
Cock county Seabury, Tszewen county Levi
Cafe, do VIM Jones' Chicago; Halves, Rock island
county James McLary, Brown county Jedediah
Lincoln, Boon county Reuben Buck, do Charles Z
Goodwin, Kane county Wells butcher, Ogle county ;
Jeremiah Brgs, Chicago; Henry Barber; Morgan
Morgan county; John Maxcy, Springfield; Edward
A nix, Henry county VIM Ayres, do; Henry Mock
Springfield George Wood, Sangsmon county Horace
Ash, do; John Duryee, do; Thomas Con, Spring
neld VIM Ranken Logan county J w Chenowith
Sangsmon county Reuben Moore, do John Hammer
Ruckel, do Jos Torrey. Springfield N o Reeves, do ;
Jos Crowl, 6angamon county, Edm r Wiley, do; r H
Beach, do Thomas Cox, do; C Simonson De Witt
county w Durrett, Woodford county John
Beatty do Richard Graham, Jersey county Robert M
Laforce, do; John smalley. do (; o Wadham, Morgan
Potter, Adams county; Charles Gilman, do John
Tennis, Jersey county; Horace F Ash, Sangamon
county Henry Moch, Springfield; John Dodge,
Cook county Burhans, Tazewell county.
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This table will be SEEM indicates that the produc
ton Of any Section Is inverse ratio to the bank
currency In circulation. In the southwestern section
there LOG 900 active people, than in the eastern
section-yet, with so per cent more bank accommoda-
ton, and 100 per cent bank currency the product
Of their yearly industry is scarcely 50 per cent Of that
Of the New England section. These simple facts,
that speak trumpet tongued against the baneu influence
Of the bank system in producing agricultural coun
try. The speration Of banks il simply to promote CON-
MERGE or an interchange Of commodities after they
produced Banks are, therefore, peculiarly favorable to
the commercial classes and for the are f
pushed to excess detrimental to the producing classes
we explained In former number thst trade and the
operations Of well conducted banks always ssconda
and dependent upon the productions of the soil II
through the increased physical ensth Of the country
ny means Of inmsrati the natursl growth of the
population asrsa volume Of industry cen be applied to
the crsston Of sxcLsngestls vsues srewth Of trade
follows leaving very small proportion to the ous.titv
81 goods produced The returns give NJ she Act
that out Of an active population Of 100000 persons
100000 are employed in producing wealth. and $50 900
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Passengers Arrived.
eAvANNAH-Brig VIM Watson-Ms Stafford and child.
Foreign Importation


raisins Harm cos28 bxs 545 HI do
Baneo-s sks s,nsy seed Lawrerce bx raj
TnEsTEoBIis P,c9-spigs Brwt!en, Kcop coils Cot.
BIS steel q 6sss Lswrenee Murray &Ingae DO! minerals
do Rowland & Aspnwal-5 4 Duth-is Goddard-s casks
tartar bales hemp ba es rags
200 bx steel a bales "a SO bbs % cks vemion bales
hemp to order.
korTCRDAM-Gaot Kessina & Geertuda-i ck c. drugs
Cassebeer-soo slabs tin & w Bo!itho-s0 bdls steel
Boke2 100 bags coffee Is cks madd Merriam Benard-
case wine pbgs RachaR-3S wine Jenkins7 cks
Will do 5cs Enalich-2l Robbe-2 cks + Hoyer-
50 mst FAX SO gin Boonen Graves Herkenrsth
Launden-2t casks madden Meyer sonsO pipes gin 10
order ~
uAyAMA-Brg HSnford-22 cks bills molasses IS hhds
bbls sugar 2bags coffee N Peck, Maven
OUAYANABrg Jaue29s casks 10 obs sugar 6cuteyran <
Perrt-s2 cks II bbls molssses do sugar to order
FoxARDoBrig VIM Crawford-l03 hi ds sugar Duuscomb
Beckwlth-is hhds molAsses 8 Means.
MArANzAs-Brig Adna-2ss hhds 10 tiercss msasses J
HAvANA-Bg Henry Leeds-sas hhds tierces molasses
g Thurston.
HAvANschr r. chambesu-5 hhds moasss 5000 Grams
VIM Mcivery65 hhds 40 do molasses bxs Howsnd
4 Aspinwall-l7o. oco segars VIM A Hunter.
Domestic Imp0rtatl0ns.
SAvANNIH-Brig VIM IWatson--2l bales cotton Lawrence
co.'s Colt COIL Bogart kneesnd-50 6arstow 4
Pope Smith. Mills CO. so do 81 ties rice Shapter61
bales cotton to order.
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short lime previous from NOrI.ans. dg Diploma for
l.. Gy.yat al. port; Bevs Briggs for NYorh 'oen
r.l9Hso oI a5s Ab,,n, Wright for ds;
es:. vs. s;s; ' g. rS' WsiSla fss$sss: Il
United States Ports.
FsASxroRT, Feb 2s-sld Tyro, Matsnzas ArrNar 2 En-
r.sIE.sn Mar aA oarp Ya,anS. via Boston, Mary
Core 5 SYph sta::, s Fsrc
HiSss ID lssi's %.,AIs s' nj ess Cuba
S2 "a 4 s.a +, s;is:
%sssa9Sss s 9
ssI II. ;s:S
!: g s"s s Book % s &
again and rroc. dsd to curscos for esam nation Letter
fIos Porto csbslio dated SRI u meniio ,hst had
% Jamaica. ssas aad ut lat 3d. Ion y
ho Mss HoLn, Mar 4-Arr and remains at M Alderman
1s's :.:s Ss. Wilde. Walker
sas a ssiss::
B.IsroL Mar sArr Empress o.ieans; Emeiiue, Ha-
a. A Ss
or %o Passed up a. abak supposed the Gaspee Mobile
ra "a M0S E:th5 Mays:
dps:i Mercy jan: g John Ns o.,
Hi: u sSs"' ns
po.,an s,S sEaAp Falkland Falmouth Ja Columbia
RIeHMOsD MarI-A!r EIi1 beth, Ney York; Mary Ann
Gs,oSe rsGiyssncs MsTon Bosoa Eass DO; Ann So.
Porto Rico. 4" 3d. fa.esrora NYSi SD lynch
NosroLK Mara-:Arr Wave Boston: En- refine, NBedord;
Ss sa. ,. (
jmsies sla Empire. Powell SYorS. AR 3d. %%irs Sci,
MHa bs
norsi Dolphin l.. Gayra Cid Bride Boston. Sid August,
Wmn s, NC EsbasAr William Jamaica; L. Oh
Js%sica Challense, s. Themas War Danmore Nassau
Ro Porto ss
M vads 81 pSS%S.so' Lafayette Guada
W,,m: Myr Eow: New y.,.
NSos
S' AKss
,Ss,sIT.iSs Laurel nPsseaisss; Lodi New
T ss$S Ess %sas
Bslr%sn za @1sSS'ii nsIs
i1ss Anthony Aps.;,n Liverpool; Nj,
,Ar.LAcHIccL.. Feb Arr VIM Taylor. Hoey NYmk;
Buia. csscss In s .crs,SHs
Boston; io,s James EdTsd Howard, New York Shield
Given, NYork
e EouSsn do CoSAasnee Boston Ga ah Loui;a H.vr
Corneia, Dennison Great Britain, Alexander, Carroll Of
Have; cihaw6 Ny0Ia; Hi,.rsL Csdr BSstSS
ka algonquin Rob Roy Franconia Corsa, Jenkins, Hs,-
nan John Jay Harmony feight Victoria d'g British
Walker Britannia Pr5t!r Pearl musl Br Bent.
Hercules disg; barks Mearns ts) LvspooI Abercrombe,
Br) do; Larina Br) do; Brewer. NYork; Tatar Have;
Lucretia Boson Gnnas do Roderic Dhu Providence; Z
psbia Salem Julia Gsne.es and AbiSn
seer Co6sn:ey M sisbss and CSaires NYork England,
Boston; Ottoman. do; & Mary, Portsmouth.
Nxw eRLEANs, Feb 2s-Cd Sheffield, Havre; Kentucky,
Bcsop Orlease Sears York caribbean Allen, 90; Gaze
move Philadelphia Arr Edw Thorne, Aoa. Scotland via
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N exchanging and transporting that wealth, and import
ing and selling goods produced abroad. This email num-
Der oil o0 alone benefited by the banks which be-
como In their han d. the Instruments by which the
wealth Of the $500 goo accumulated into the hands Of
the f;w This result is in the above table, and in
the well known fact that exchanges always heavily
Ia favor of the New England States In that section OF
country the active population less than 600 per-
sons In the other sections the Union there $780,
900 active population who always in debto the new
Engandsrs and that in exact proportion to the album
dance Of bank currency in the indebted districts The
currency Of New is to the annual production as
to 10; in the southw States 10 ash to 81 at the
west to 8. The Effect Of this redundant currency il
to raise the value Of eastern manufactures while the
sales Of southern produce made in the currency Of
England and Massachusetts. Fer instance, piece Of
goods made in Massachusetts is sold in Mississippi,
where the currency is to the production / to On
the other hand bale Of cotton raised in Mississippi is
sold in Boston, where the currency to the production
az to 10 only Hence the south western producer re-
ceives for his industry but third of that which the
eastern manufacturers receive If the order Of things
were reversed end the New England currency became
inflated while that Of the south reduced to specie
the east would in year become indebted to the south
The secret is that in New England capital is employed
almost altogether in the products of industry and NO
more than is necessary in banking In the
suspended sections the reverse is the case.
National Bank having the capital subscribed in this
country, would iaggravste the evil, inssmuch as its
capital would be diverted from its proper into lille
climate channels Capital brought in from abroad snot
only not needed because there is capital already
here employed in trade than is wanted but the divi
dends RENTED abroad would be actual loss to the
country The notion of regulation" is preposterous
The finances of an individual who neglects his bust
ness and spends his time in gambling, cannot be made
prosperous, neither can those Of a community of such
individuals.
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Arrived.
Ship Eutaw Randall ate Rockett from Liverpool Jan a.
days T. pen very
S1sf: E:;: sS s::: e.
Ss: %safa: s:'i
' F. Ta 3
ss II D1w Is.d a,v,
s:s Il M T org $ and on Moro Castle
Big sniS& Michel Z days from Gcays%s Pr to
Big jane ssod days from seisnos FIT fR .as &c to
e. ,a 10 s. :sGs: 70:
las.e:. &c. to Dunscomb seckwih. Left American
Brig Adua Sherman 10 days from Maanras sugar. &C. to
!sylor. Vessels n not rtcotleced.
Brig VIM Watson Levy % hours from Savannah cotton to
Dutch gallo. Ksasna ,eetrud,, Crook days from Rot
sehr Odeon Leland days from Maysgu.. PR. moasse.
lin, Thomas. from 81 Thomss sthr Brazilian
schs Rochsmbear Mecilvery days from Havana fruit 10
master.
General Record.
PACKET PArRicx HxSRy for Liverpool sails to day
Letter bags at Gipins
Dobie from Liverpool Tor Apsaeh cola. with cargo Of salt
nsat.s ne % q c.ps
b. X s,s , at il III at the distance
her 81 hsr. ssi in TIs oily Ss..
59,i e:is.d is 5T;,L;r
cane .; y hour. 70 the captain and whs had chung to
as ss S X.
main n sss. s he % snss n No IL
SI. 70 ss K & who takes the mun
spoken.
frour Hosfe, E.b Of Ch.~l..
Taaser Thomaston from NOrleans for Halifax Feb 49,
Rival Of Calais, from Monteg. Bay for Trinidad but
T dad her course ''' WILMINGTON Nc
An Enssh brig from Demarara for Boston. March O. off
Bn,..sls from Boston for COss Of California, Feb 10 lat
ssy: from Have 70. Boston Nth To-. Of mi.
e re no Is
rcrsisn Pores.
as,.s FL aIha pot JAMS Calder sps Josn Hale sf
VII. 6S:tss di.s; H:Ssnisi HosS.r Ham
dph: Isl Bsows Mobile usesrs Ros RoS Of
Ss dSs %1 ri ssa
part d!; E"sps Briso ds Jspy. Of Boston dig samoa
"a f%is Moth Send Of a; Bs.sy II
%
change BAHIA do Of Portland DC; Ecrrs DO Do
John f. a,,. Mep , s M ss .,
~ ss: ga
xsss SS Hsssis Mary or Bo:.o. :oss Trsno%i
1t arr Agony H. put 10 distress di.g; Ot,ys m
port js;t r' cron''adt wait ns cargo Sid corde for
Tsise.r Feb Iz!aport, Ellen coupl.ni for NYorh ds;
g. x.sias: a. %n9sd Tsii:,iS.
ni Dunbar, NYo,kIo; Meg ~ Boston g EiH., from We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07
Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(SSsresNos. - linn and ! 10 HsifoMs fyests.l
MONDAY.

MONDAY
~ lo4 O'Clock. at z53 Brca lSsy
WIZ fo'd without the for two OF the
an cytter House. the American Hot, together
nxuIes bar furniture, tables curt sins glass
scr SIN; s!l ID. tn. kitchen and
ming a9hneced with the above named vel. known
ce br.ted oyster house. THIS will aft I'd
S Opportunity for any rersoa wishing enter the
ne Lease and propt res will all be sold in lot
III eune,s Is II ,uI.h1g aud the good Unavoda
cause the proprietors
business Terms at sale can be hal bv calling
at the '' ma W N"A''"s
TUESDAY
lo o,clock. at the corner OF Fulton & Nassau sta
Merchant Tailors' stock-Tbe balance of The ,sgan,
stool CT merchant tailor consiaiug OF yaou.
made up IN the most fashionable inner aud Of The best
materials. " ~ % 'AS VS.
Aso-Remnants Of G. clotts cas eres hosiery &c
WEDNESDAY.
At LOO o'clock, ia the sales room,
Sale OF elegant Piano Fortts aud Furniture
FRIDAY.
Cabinet Furnture-A i0 o'clock will be sold in the rre
store 1879 Fulton st. which has been taken dys
IRE purpose an entire extensive and valuable stock Of Cat-
the sx lusve property Of manuac and
a UCTiON NOTlCE:-AySTIN, WILMAkDING, x
Cos will close at public ton Wedats lay March
sth 1884, at o'clock A. NJ the stock of Fresh I'm
ported European Dry oOdscopsstng Of 500
fsived since jan is 1912 Sale the Of NEVlN
Co. To Cedarst m36
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Circuit Court.

open on Wednesday next, agreeably to adjourn.
ment, for the trial of the Staten Island case spo.
ken Of day or TIVE since. Judge Kent exchanges
with Judge Rugsles, and opens the Dutchess Cir
cuit this day. Judge r will preside here on Wed
nesday. The March term OF the OYER and Ter
miner and Circuit Court, will commence on Mon
day, the 2lst inst. Judge Ruggles will preside,
exchanging still with Judge Kent, who will take
the Ulster Circuit.
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Co CHATHAM THE 1t IL rarely that such sue
eekon Of crowded houses has been witnessed those of
the Chatham since the commencement Of John seftons
engagement. The bill for this evening rich In now
ely ssd variety consisting Of the drama of The Two
Freuds in which Held and Scott appear Ambrose and
Herbert, supported by Mr. C. Mestsyer % Valentine
Mrs Thorne as Rose. and Miss Mestayer Elnor to
which Is sdded the still popular drama Of The Golden
Farmer With the same owerful cast before and the
performances terminate the first time, with the drama
Of Mobb the Ontiaw Jenny Tw itchcr in France in
the two lssi.name1 pieces John Sefon Of course sp
pears Is Jenny Twitcher. The advantage Of a good
seat will be appreciated by those who 60 earliest this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

20 AMERIcAr MUSEUM : Yan-zoo the wonderful
MANS is engaged here for one week. He arrived in
town yesterday I'VE had the pleasure Of seeing him
snorty after his arrival his long black queue reaches
nearly to the ground and his curly musachos hang be
low his chin He informed through his interpreter
tnst tne narearisns English) would get drub-
return home When told that the Yankees could beat
him IN iest: Of dexery he answered that Bsrbarians
Know nothiDg.Y We reckon he is a rsarer, and here
Barnnm Will put all his visers 10 wonder for his Lee
ture Room will not hold the half Of them so 70 early.
Phillips Mr. Norris Mr. Heartily, Certo and ether
gaged See advertisement
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The u ship Falmouth, Commander Nc Intos
sailed from Norfolk on the I'd inst, on a cruise.

WEST INDIA ROYAL MAIL SrEAMERs-As it will
afford important information to our numerous rea-
Clyde, which is to sail from this port on the lOh TO
any Of the British possessions in the West Indies
Letters should be therefore forwarded to the POST
Office Agent, No. Pine street, on or before the 9th
Letters to all other places than the British posses
sions must be prepaid in New York; letters also can
be forwarded TO the Pacific Ocean by Panama.
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Died

On Friday morning, after lingering illness, CHARLES
the son Of David and Henrietta HULL aged two months
and fifteen days
On the 4,h and 4th inst JOHN EDWARD Ross and Az
MARsE twin infant Of Benjamin and Marga
ret A. Hendrickson, aged two weeks and five days.
At sea- the oath February, while voyage to Sa
vannah for the benefit Of his health THos. CocHRANE
watchmaker in the oath year of his agea native Of Scot
land and resident of this city since the year 1911.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral without further notice from his late
residence, ass Greenwich street, this afternoon at four
o'clock.
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u the following passage :a There three things
which are too wonderful for me, yes, four which
kn,w not. The way Of an eagle in tie air, the way
OF serpent upon rock the way OF shiTnthe midst Of
tho sea, and the way Of man in his youth vam viri
virgine adolescentus" II Solomon existed at this
period, he would exclaim Yea, five things which
know not the way to eradicate superuous hair from the
human skim singular chemical discovery Of DR. Fels
1ouraud This highly pular and efcacious prepare
ton 10 to be had Al the old established Office 81 Walker
street, one door from Broadway 81 per bottle and at
81 Broadway For list Of agents see adv ertisement.
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90 Those who desire to possess q luxurious head Of
hair, We would sdvise ut once obtain DR.. GrandjesAs
Conposition which IL highly efcacious In restoring
hair which has any tendency TO turning grey sl1-
ing OF, to heshui state Dr. q. ,nvitas his friends
to give him call Barclay street, Aston Building
where he msy be gratutously consulted
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D R. H 0 R. N E


~ 70 Murray street
saagerare apprze Horne beingi egsy
bred The Medical profession the city Of London has
practical member q s said rscuy &c phys,e fo year.! for
neral he confines particular branch ofmedcine which
CAGES hsprofound attention. His experience gryas
He cautions unfortunate against TIE
Of thousands annually gercialiaed OFT o.
few days See your The lean
ed DR. Buchan emphatcay obervcsAMarrcd persons and
should be particularly cautsons oil
hose aesetons whsts nhsanes otransm to pos
terity"
Persons proraetsd need not
despair ofa complete recovery applying 70 ri hpps
Horse character Of sterling honor and based on r
ranee Dr. HorRes oces nnmerous and pausns never
come in contact AAndancs nn, e'oca inc evening
NJ THOMAS q. HORNE son Of the hate Dr.. Geope
r Horne apprises the public that he connu
his fstsr mast practice At his No
70 Murray and be consulted daily until o'clock
r. NJ, Sundays escepted ma In
t0HN McCABE Co.'s INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
Rsrsss.cI-Hoc. NJ II. Grinpsll. II. Brsvoort. Fsq. w.
irving Prof Henwiek. ias Inn.
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90 HeApAcHE curedpn 10 m.nuses--so Dr. Sherman
ssysand his Camphor Lozenges certsnly do IT, a.
allsy all sense Of sssitude and fatigue prevent sea
sickness, owness Of spirs, and ali nervous dis
LOG Nassau street II the Doctors warehouse in
N.Y. Ledger buildings, Philadelphia state street
Boston. 'r ..7.t|
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Showing increase Of near 1900. 900 in month.
We have recently published from the census returns
the products Of the eastern and Of the western States
with the capital employed the number of hands in each
employ ment comparing the aggregates with the bank
loans and currency ofeach section. To-day proceed
with similar tables of the south western section Of the
Union in which comprised the States Of Alabams,
Lousiana Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee a. tol.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Masters OF Vessels.

Commander Of vessels will favor by having list
of their cayoes, passenger, and report of vessels left
he port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken, ready
sa their arrival here for Commodore BAErr Of feet
Of news schooner He will beard them immediately %
heie arrival
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PORTUGUEsE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
we perceive p'bs obtained in this country ses a5!sr
tissmsn on the last eolambof fourth fs4 msis
Mr., J. ORvILLE TAYL0K, gives his sccons Lectu.e
clock Subject" National Education" Admittarce free.
Firm the Richmond Enquirer. Val
Mr. Tsylor, with rich fancy, and with burning language,
the man to axe sumoering people to the import
auce OF an education" nit
MECHANICS INSTfTUTE-Lecture on Tu siay even.
w ing. March s. at the New York Society Library.
Richard Adams Locke Esq will deliver his Second Lecture
on TEkRESTRIAL MAGNETISM. commencing at o.
clock Tickets, admitting Lady and Gentleman, rs cents to
be had at he door. mt 2i'
NOTICE-Passover Bread and Meal for the ensuing
fr the Elsa H.ory and Whit. street 'ega
tons now ready for delivery at No. leo South
street., entrance in Dover street
ALSO. Caution Israelies to be their guard where
they purehase several bakers have put their win
dows for Sale. who esgged for Of the conerepa
tiops and also, pedlars commissioners By
these congrcE attic for customers mi 2' lwd eodtw
ICE FOR SAI.E-Capain Hudson, ofsloop Ohio has for
sale Office. Apply on board, At the foot Of Amos
North river. nj IT.
C1NKS AND PKIViES-The Lodi Manufacturing Co., will
~ receive orders their Office No Liberty street. New
York. for cleanspE Of Sinks and Pvies by the licensed Night
scavengcs They will be leansed by old experienced and
careful that have been years employed the business
and whom entire reliance be placed at the lowest
rate that be afforded snder all crcumstans either
the old way bmsans Of tubs with tight which has
been generally approved. n7lWs
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PARK THEATRE,

PARK THEATRE.
rsis EvENiSo, March performances. will
,., The scS sS6$Ts F i SCANDAL. v,.,..
f:ss E:s : Mr. f'''''' Ora ~ sy.A%.a '''
:. THE sHIPWRECK
Ss'w{n cd Mr. Pearson Harry Ha~ser NJ Fisher
Fanny, Miss Cushman
M IL s1ns'Hsi r;5s
Masalielo. Mr. Sidney Pearson
Admisson-BoIes 81 PIT SO cent? Gall, ry ., cents.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS. John S1 S.o.u.... win
THE ee T% Sspe Fs sh
h'TRn Rose, ''R seo'' ASr0's' Mr.. S Mr. HELD
THE To , sH'fh Ti,| p s1 sS1;S
Jenny Iwb,sh'r John Seton Golden E,.%r Thorn'
,.u.,- r. Mob T. f ffPs .Su ri.
Agatha, job" Seton M0os Mn MIR h Stevens
ss:: one: :n IT r. s1s
MITCHnLL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
ihis EVENING March THE performance will
LIE Prince d; Joind.-ve. T. E L L A. NJ, vo,,...,.
e.. To be followed by MS i'm"
For the I'D time heSs,a 9ss Musical BIs.qu. .,
Richard Sally Ann, aasS'i- M. Asss:
u
Peter spyL, Graham Seive, c,.,..
Gertrude, Mr. IT, Cfsrxs
Adm.sosDress circle Upper boxers n Ssns,
Door open Il hsif pa: :s. Curtain rise. a. ,.v,,
AmEhlCAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broadscay and Ann street
Under the Management Of Mr. P. T. Bsruum
EVEHY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK The
ss;f
sndiepccs III ton who asouhed die
dtxteny KILL and ingenuity witch he display ed and for
watch the Chins,e are Jusu celebrated Mrs PHILLlPS
the acc ,mplishsd yoesiist Mr. HEARTLEX Ballad
III and FALLS OF NIAGAKi one west Ioare ri pHEI
MAIC Kali ROAD ALblNO LADY, srp FANCY
GLASS bLOWlNG "A novel experiment in ANIMAL,
MA me ism Hall million fcurosites exhibiting day
and night speLdd day Ierformance every Saturday after
Admiance to the whole and entert ainments Oh
cents children under TO- half price Day visitors admitted the
same evening Tree. M
ClGNOK DE BkGNIs has the honor 10 announce 10 h,s
ends and tne public thst he intends give vocal and
Insumenta Concert Friday the nth Of March, at the
Apollo Grand Concert Rooms Broadway, IN which he will
Dc assisted amor other emihsn artstes by Mademosee
Sophia Melize from Philadelphia who will that occasiop
make her hrst appearance New York Mad Otto Aessrs
kosso wsk lin Aupck Mayer, sset Signor de Beg
on that occasion will have ample and bana
led by Mr. Ptnson in order to the grand scenas
render the performance CT the evening effective and bril-
liant -
% The gentlemen ofhe orchestra engaged for the aboye
concert are requested to attend hearxa Apollo at
10 3c cs, on Friday morning. lth inst.
Particulars will be shortly advertised. my