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DACKET SHIP ROsCIUs-frem acknowledgements.
per this ship will please ssPd her Ps.n'n o. 30 Is :,
permitted in Eve days uAs,oby be ats the public
storv - nj
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PARK THEATRE.

-v,s PARK THEATRE.
IhF9 EVENING, March . is4a-The performances will
THE f fisT.I &c xsGi;hENr.
w" Nh. fIpasio Bryan Psede Juniu, s,mphns CLARK
After which NJ" "heauey
song" In; Last w9Ids Of M,rnioo." by Mr. Pearson.
s.r George Dashwuod Barry Charles O'NalIey Wheaev
Pit so cent. Gslsr TS =, ssa.
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EyES sF!S DNs,ss :; ,a JehS Setter
THE B%R MA ROOM.
c'l'ne Fsrr,er Mestayer Bernard n. johnson.
THE q Go Z s sIs.SS FARMER
Jenny Tytss' John Seton osds; E%fI Th0rDs
nos.rs Dar T4PX scott OF TIE R!s Nude h.aa Steve.
Ellen Nh Thorne
se1.. Scents I'D and I'd ti.rsss PtIs, ssi.ry ~,
miTCHhLL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
This EVENING" March s-The performance will com
49, LoA SS% IF 4 LIVER r5VS
Gertrude, Mr., T;rr .s
AsM0DEUs IN NEW YORK.
Or, the Devils Diary.
A'mo%Is ,.a,,,, Mitchell Albert blank. Edwin
D'.' To be fopowedby linn
For the 10th tms' new c5isn.l Musical Bur,..es. o.
RICHARD teifa H s No III.
Richard Sally Ann M'Ae-Hi ni,y. KNioE tlsn'
THE II HS sfHs'S'; w yItS
Vaudeville, MIR Edwin splash, Mr. Graham
Amelia, Mrs Mossoo
AdmMsosIDrs,s circle Scents Upper boxes esas PHI
bosrs at half past sx. Curtain rises at seven
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Passengers Arrived.
CHAkLvsroN- ship Calhour-Mr II Degrsw and lady,
Mira Duval DR. Forney Goodyear and four in the
steerage.
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Died
On the ist instant In the saith year Of his age, FRA
HAn,L tor, q resident of this city.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited W
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Foreign ImportatIons.

MAlAot-Brg Warrington sac or casks vine Franci
Ad.Gs-O butts oil Thomas stalksr-IoO or casks oil O
Gein2il caks r. isins Peter Harmony Coss boxes raj
mating l. A de Aguirre.
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TO LET-The large house and store no ~ 10pI
III Ing house The store finished in the mott mse s
style dry goods fancy any Other ".e 4 sr
Ger near Broadway Ass ever. ssr sspess
AIso house and store aS Msdisoa street. preeat oeen
pied ss retail temperance grocery Az no? y ~ r.s
b. sepsrsts or together Abo house and stors No e
Ross w. stret with four storr euiisng "a darann sme
muse md stsrs Ios ovsy As- The elegant house and
stable s 70 seuis s1py - John street William.
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PAssenxers Sailed.

Lv.RrooLIs,,amer Unicorn. from Bo,ion-MI Cred
Edwsrds Mr. ssndon N, Eng and; Kynsston Canada
For HaliIx-Mrs Witr, Heny Lawson. WIN Crawford, Jn
lady, England
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T,HEATRE-A CARD-MRe. sEYMOURs BENEFIT.
Mr. Seymour has the honor Of anuoun< that her Benefit
and last sh Ct her will take place on
EVENING" March 4h which occasion will be performed
new Comedy entitled the Village Ceasss n
CT company conclude with other enter tainments
will be expressed il failure aivertsements. M
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CONFIDENTIAL.

CONFIDENTIAL.
DOCTOR BELL notifss the p.b.e that he mag Be con.
ssS = s s NS
s nay 81
Based lie s,p.rssne.
SToD s Su he
that medical and can suggest
in x siss dane ise rs. oo %s M daily mil,
sa I.stals: % ThE s: soeI:g
B,osdw:y commanding on thursday 'h'' evening" - "~
sdm.,.: .':s:TSs ss az; q b ,sy r.
on e iisss;
Lynn c. brady a Loeis0; ksw o as sh as
Stat: and Of the United States including Cases in Bank
mo STORE KEePERs-The advertiser executes in asu-
spd = Tss:OpsS .s .,,,, as aSs e r
.S sosas patent Po!s' LABEL
: Be; .s s,s &
81 g. 'n sr. S r, .a e.n %
rreeafss any ether ss:SSH;si An v.i.op; IrS@0dy
''I,e'tS ,o4 srs.awsy s.W.s. Wal and Pm.
tck S FisTdtfs.rss fss .s ess
% u: :.
g. ehamy and barrel piece AID the.
g .: K.
%:ns time inc :So :s can Ss sed s
crook his finger They larger than an ordinary
y Captain: sn (. and, ,.S 9th sl
hey ar, " p md
e asasS * many psiso;S: one Of them equal 10 near
' :,%s j & @
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MARITIME HERALD.

PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 3, Is42
sun RnEs a. NOON RsEs $50 81
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Am ERICAN nUsEUM,
Corner Br00dtpdu and Ann xfss>f.

NAME nS.T re S q Ey r = gsr.q@
the Model Of the City 81 Dubr and Fssof N,assrs wiz
real water will remain here short period snger The fol-
expense -Mr: Hardwici the eesblatd vocalist from Inc
National and Park Theatres aud Nbo Garden the Infant
Mel.di: only two ana half years cid: Mr. Dslsrue the
Ha%Sn Daniel ss a. sad
experiment in Animal Magnetisn matter D. g. Booth the
lebrated eontoons Mr. T. g. Booth the best comic sing
the st graceful aud accomplished dancer ee
Gass Blowing. Grand Cosmorsma changed every Monday
Of curiostes collected in this estshlhmsnf filing Eve
spacious halls each Toe feet IN lesgh.
Admiance to the whole and entertainments IS
Cents: children under 10. half Price. f22lw
(IOMPLIMENrAkY BALL 20 COLONEL VIM w.
Agss '3ass =. the
so Tns ~ eHsh can H n:. Aw Il u;e .pS5
Square and at Central Hail. No $50 Grand or Of e
Colonel YIN jsn Moore a sss A .1inisg
1t Col. E. 7. Bacihouss; a7lh =
Capt Vincent, Capt. Baxter.
e ehumwsy. :" Eekei.
'' Manst,e, -" Van Oerveer,
Bradley, Cummings,
Denike, Waugh.
CoeL Lieut.. Thomas.
The Committee oArrangemsnss will meet at Central Hall
on Saturday Evening, March sth. At 9 o'c'ock INSET
give Grand Vocal Coac.rt the stuyy nsftuls
S1iS S.ee : 'nsA r1
Duets and Melodies Of their native lend.
Tickets SO cen TO be had at the dcoI and at the Music
Pamphlets containing The German Songs. be had ols
door keeter. m02t
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113- How popular Shermans Lozsnges have become
Go where you will you hear of nothing in the medicine
line but shermans Lozenges Our former worthy May
or Aaron Clark Esq says they Of bene'
it, especially those who have been dsgused withb
ing dosed with pills and boluses. Sherman's Lozenges
not only pleasant, but the most highly efcacicus
medicines In use. DR.. Shermans warehouse 10 ct 100
Nassau It, N. Y. anda Ledger buildings, Philadelphia.
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sTATEN IsLAND YERRl:
SS Foo. Of Whitehall stree. @
IN. steamer sTArEN ISLANDER or SAMSON Win
r.. = S a:"S until frhtI . nS:e Whitehall.
sAA,.st o'ea'ei ~. AA,o'els'I An
ns.s "A &c 4 IL .sg. ':sss
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' so ses 'f TSs"ds SS March mo
Eff ss; f.nIA C.
Friday T M.lsS H. VIZ for on
80 ~ The Steam BOai SWALLOW, Captain
asassi M : i ;.'s 'a SisiiaK q:
c.ps & ::lcs positively sas.sf 'n oD
re Sh !Sp: IL. : every , dy. passage Free
$ < sa
II: will succeed the s'oss sn'
SKNkAkHvAE a.1t m 81. % x:
The :sS:sris.. purDo.. d,p..hns Ship pup,s.uay
GOOD: he sss eSs1
II. SHIP: hsS s' e.;
f0' 's's"''' BOYD ( HINCKEN, Agents,
- FOR NEW OKLEANS-Loui and New
y ET.' dRfsu e., ,, H:sl; n.el
:sssHzksrE ARE, Capt Nina, viii positively sai As above
For sSht Or passage having splendid furnished
apply board TSs e. q 3 van ssS i; s;
Great will be taken to have the goods BY this line cor
Acct u New Orleans Jas O. Woodruff who will prompt
~ Srw.ra 4. rood: 70 b: address 9... .,,,, m ...a
tn. sSsrsp. :s.' and al e:
SS
Captain John Collins of 100 TONS will sail
IN e;
E.K.CoLLINs CO. - sou.h'trsst.
.i1DoNs Captain b CStS Of 1900
rely upon The ships Of this line sailing pune
ID resumed ii; professional business aas Broadway.
DXCKET sHTF KosCrUs- From Liverpool .COnsispss.
" ::sd % q a. moi Srs1n;
i've days musi una vsidsby be public store ms
g.. p:.:s ssSsr S ;: 81
hester street four doors ' SE S1sSs THOMSON
a consignment, at very low miSe,ysi b,cus xprcrp
GS0 REWARD.-Fiflv doan will be Osd 70 the person
YpOO who left tier, Saturday evening Addressed TO
Idly in Broome application TO the house nj ST
KALs0MINE PAINTING for Beau y Economy o, parn
N bility kc-possesss advantages every
Of Painting IL free from alt unple asant smell
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side work. publc Suldins' and decorative WORK
Applied by JOSEPH PEARSON, No. tss Broadwsy, cor
Of Broome street New York who will gvs 5ne os
ecut ed by Applying a. shove the city or country
| ma I'm
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90. Es,orMrSr-on the evening Of the an Of March
Of the enterprisng proprietor, Mr. Lovejoy Every ex
ertion will be made to render brilliant aar ant we
shall be much disappointed IL his friends dc
not cheer him by their presence. This saloon affords
the largest in the city, and the well known after
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
Philadelphia, Feb'ry l6, 49,

Genilemen:-The Anatomical Plates OF Quan,
are the best that have been issued Of late years
from the English press. They present to the
student great facilities in acquiring knowledge
Of the human structure.
The plates Of the American edition appear 10
me to be as we'll and as correctly executed as
those Of the original work.
SAMUEL JACKSON,
Prof Of the Institutes Of Medicine in the Univer.
sity Of Pennsylvania.
To Messrs. Carey & Hart.
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PEA TE&.

GtAREY & HART, Philadelphia, have in
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ting the structure OF the different parts Of the hu.
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he fulfilled, can assure them in perfect SINGER
ity, that we are not only able to accomplish all
we have proposed, but that we have in view other
striking features and novelties, which will mater
rally enhance the value of our sheet. The public
has pronounced a favorable verdict on our former
Mammoth Notions, but we have taken measures
for rendering the forthcoming "Leviathan," q still
greater prodigy than any Of its predecessors. We
have engaged the assistance of several of our most
distinguished literary men, to assist US, both by
making selections, and furnishing original articles
and such rigid censorship will be exercised in
making up the sheet, that nothing unworthy of
being cherished and preserved will find place
within its columns. 1t will be emphatcally an
INTELLECTUAL GIANT!