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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22
state OF Trade.


Sales Of Real Estate to-day have been made as fol-
lows
BY w. II. Franklin.
The story brick house No. los Hammersiey street. be-
tween Hudson and Greenwich streets, together with
years unexpred lease OF the lot from LIST May next at
nual ground $50 two farther terms The lot is
25 II front and rear, and 100 # in depth $4,000
The story brick front house and lot No. 40 Norhmore
street Hudson street, with two story house the
Lot feet front and by feet inches Deep
Part of the purchase money may remain on bond and
mortgage. 1000
By wilkins & Rollins.
The let Of ground with the elegant story modern
fronting St. Johns Park the lot being 81 by 100 feet
II 900
Also the lot in the of the above fronting on North
Moore st. being 81 by l00feet, $500
White sreet-The story brick front house and lot No.
81 White street. with story frame building the rear
the lot is % II inches, by 100 feet. $3.50
Also, the story brick house and lot No. SO White ST.
over carriage way l6 Il inches the being that width
for the distance Of ~ and then gradually widens to " #
in the rear the depth 100 feet the the lot Is
az two story brick building covered with slate suitable
for factory. $4,000
The general markets did not vary much. Cotton was
very heavy under the news
Provisions. of new Mess So 373 and Prime
So 50 old 62 So Sales of Western Lard at &c and
City TIC. Smoked Hams 7a75.
Sug0rs,-Sales OF New Orleans from TO SC. Small
sales of Havana at 9 6fc.
Moidsse&There steady sales of New Orleans rang.
ing from IA to lsac, which Is very low
CofeeHolders show no disposition to press sales The
operations small, but prices unchanged.
FIour.-The stock of Genesee is held in a few hands
who ask 81 TO- but we have heard sales over 81
Sales of New Orleans 81 1879 for common and 81 81 for
fancy brands But little doing in Southern -four.
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o1- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Feb. 21-6 II


The Stock Market presented no material change The
from England looked upon unfavorably in con-
sequence Of the fall of cotton, which 81 ID since Janu
nry equal to 50 per BALE making difference of So
in the value of stock hand and crop yet to
market The large arrivals of specie and the quantity on
the way in the Great Western, will doubt further de-
press the rate Of money which is scarcely Al per
cent, and will cause much further rise in prices New
York SIS may touch par and u Government Stocks rise
sll higher. Ohio os rose per cent Kentucky SIS fell
per cent; City 6's 1t perscent Harlem N;
Canton, I.
Atthe New Board stocks presented the same general
feature
Mobile funds are dull at 90 There is no mail through
to-day
The final vote the Kentucky State Bank, or
Commonwealth Bank, took place on the 18th instant.
The other banks in existence striving
by every possible to- defeat the creation Of
new institution 1t obvious that there already more
bank capital in Kentucky than can be probably employed
and get clear Of dangerous competition would
grow out Of the establishment Of one the other
banks have resorte the runous expedent offering
extend their circulation almost any security The
ect of this is to counteract the feeling favor
bank growing out Of the supposed relief that will
give embarrassed parties. This fatal It is precise
y that which led to the establishment of almost
BILE banks in 1885, to supply the vacancy which il was
national bank. 1t ruinous and prolific source
of those evils which effect Kentucky, but which
have ceased in many parts of the Union Kentucky
scarcely escape ruin If the old banks initiate retain
the ascendancy, reaction and ruin will be inevitable. II
bank is started distress will be great and mmedi-
ate.
The failure OF Louisiana to pay her interest was known
in London but the apparently not understood The
Times remarks fo,lows:-
fact that has caused inquiry in the city is that
while OF the interest due the Louisiana bonds this
month, so much as payable at Messrs Barring Co.'s
has been paid the rest which is payable at Messrs Lii.
zardi Co.'S has not been paid From the explanations
given the subject would appear that the different
manner in which the two sets OF bonds treated
arises from the different position in respect them the
two firms who act the London agents. Both are
bonds Of the Planters Association but of the quantity
gnaly issued by Messrs Barring such large portion has
been paid off, and consequently small portion remains
in existence that that firm deemed advisable
the dividends, conceving that the want of funds from
Louisiana would be only temporary. Messrs Lizsrd &
Co.. on the other hand, finding themselves creditors
account Of former advances and wishing to advance
more tor these dividends pursued the opposite
leaving them unpaid.
H'appears the Governors Message, announcing that
these bonds issued by the Citizens and Consolidated
ISOLATION would not be paid had not been received What
the Barngs advanced they will lose, wait for long
Tina
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The three first years considered hourishing
or and the three last OF distress The table
'nen presents the fact that the quantity oraw cotton
sumed increased Sper cent while the quantity exported
increased 81 per cent Fromwhence the excess
per cent derved3 expresses distinctly the decreased
home consumption, which for the government assumes
more fearful shape in the decreased duties The worst
feature OIL me table IT, however the diminished value
the exports Had the quantity exported in l942 main.
tanned the same value as in that exported 1896 would
have been worth showing depreciation of so
per cent twill be remembered that this fall in value in
England existed during the constantly falling duties here
under the act Yet the import into this coup
try constantly diminished The undoubed cause this
horrible in England is the acious system of
acting all from the poor and laborious and exempt,
ing the fund mongers and arstocratc land holders from
all tax. The following table iron Burns Commercial
Glance, gives the in clear and incontrovertible
light -
wsoLE TAKE. CoLLserKp IN 1871 IN GREAT BRITAIN
-. ~-~. FRANCE paussIA AND AUSTRIA. NJ,
Great Britain, Ellis ssi ST oo1 200 So 5e5
France, 325Oo00 IL 100000 i0,75O00i
Austria, 87o5oeo 770oOoo l5io5OOO
In France there is income tax, and in Prussia NO
head tax This country OF England boasts of its liberty
its equal laws, it's horror reputation The people who
raise the cry against tho United Suites never pay any
thing themselves they only the receivers Of what the
masses pay. The galess slaves continue TO pay,
and s.aryc and grind their teeth under oppression When
Sir Robert Peel imposed income tax on these very high
minded receivers OF taxes paid by other people, the Island
convnlsed The English finances will REQUIRE more
taxes inevitably. Those who preach such sound
doctrine" will have chance to test their sincerity
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Passengers Arrived.

RIO DE JANEIRo-Brg Zotof-Capt Luce, of Nantucket
late OF whale shin Lima, condemned at Rio; Capt T McMu
trie Of Philadelphia late Of ch Red sold at Rio
@ Wardwell ~ ~''
AT BosroNIn the Acadia from LiverpooIChas Claudus
and lady Mr. Fnday and lady Mr. Hllabet, MIR Mos Jr
Owens Martin, bearer ofdespatches Paris Won Hue
er Yesev Fehrman Mr. Ball, Geo Baker, NJ L Samuel,
B 6i;y'nos, Alli;pach Lymhp Canaan r.
Robertson Mr. Rogers Fielder Geo Shaw, Cleo Goschsik
Cleland John Fairbanks VIM Elliot Geo Cobett Thomas
Patton. Geo Mkenzie. B Hicks. Hicks. Total 81.
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Foreign lamentations.

CRorTADI-Ship Commerce34 bars iron Ferdinand Kuck
-2455 do Hicks col box Bowen-l do MAXWELL do
Schmidt Bachen-lO7 hemp 25 bales duck do
em 39 do crash BIG sail cloth so sheet coils
rope to der.
Rio DE JArErRo-Big Zotoff-I325 bans coffee Grnnel
Mntun co-80 Foster co-l00 James Boorman--7I5 TO
captain.
PoRT AU PRINcE-Brg Nausoo-10O bags coffee 20 bles
hacco Sprague92 do bags coffee SO hide,
Kossiere-9s bags coffee 1890 lbs logwood Lombard Whit
more-72 sticks mahogany A Roker.
Porto CABrLLo-Schr June-7o bags coffee Harmony x
co32 Maitland Co.'S gnum vita @ Whitaker bxs
q Pery-2l bags TO order.
MAIAoUEz-Schr Hope-kO hhds sugar 40 do moasses Ma
x Thompson.
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County Of New York. from the Ith day
Feb. to the 18th day OF Feb, 1843

DISEASES.
Abscess L Angina Pectoris, l; Artha Apoplexy s. As
phyrya Il Bleeding from stomach Burned sealded Il Ca
sualties Collie, Consumption 33 Commissions 49, Group
OF hives s. Congestion Of BRAIN Il do Of lungs Dropsy
Dr9psy in the head y; do in the chest Debility 3: Fever
Il 40 scarlet 3 Hip Disease Inflammation Of brain, do
Sa Of womb do Of liver Intemperance, Marasmus 6;
sy pfs.aius birth 2; Small Poz Scrofua 2; sucide
Under year AZ to years. "a to %; to!io 1910 to
co. 20 80 2 49, lO to So To so co. TO-
6; 10 TO 80, 3; 80 to 90, S.
PLACES NATIVITY,
United States, l34 Ireland, 25 England g. Scotland A.:
Ge,g%1ny 81 France q Spain West Indies unknown l.
g. Hospital at Bellevue, Pententary Hospital Blackwell
Island ,; Small 81 Lunatic Asylum, 2; Civ Hospital
New jersey 2; Staten Island, Q; Long Island Hospital
Colored Persons LII.
JNO. H GRISCOM nj. D. City Inspector
City Inspector's Office. Feb
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Domestic ImuortntIons,

MoBIE-Bargue Nashu IL Reported yesterdav)-53 bales
cotton Perkins, Hopkins &lWhte58 Duryea Geavenf7
LeeTs7 Smith Mills soo3o Bears Hastead COIL Cor
brock X Neson-2 Bsntow x Pore.
sAvANNAH-Bnqae Eunomus-50 csks rice Bolton, Fox &
yingstop-l00 do Dbl Bsray LIvngston-ea do Smith
Mills COT do Depeyste Whiimssh-5s do d Morgan
90 do bales Cotton Sone4 do Barstow Pype-iO
do David Austin--23 Smith, Mills & co.
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NJ A r | TIM E H ERAL ID
Packets 20 Sail.
Packets 10 Arrive.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 Commodore ROBERT SILvEy of our News Fleet. ke'
Port Of the Shppng left At the Port whence they sailed the
spw Spoksn on the rassase List OF heI cargo AMI
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad, will confer favor by
sending g this Once all the Marine Intelligence they
received - ' 500 ~ -
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Performances to o'clock.
The performance will CONNIE with the Grand National c.
I'll. s...,,,. -. Tc :lm shE% SaA HAN
NJ; ; S::,!; s!
s Flying Ss,if E.s,si:s; Nj Esssl::
SSfSRs sfSgi As entitled
f EiE /: tsT RED 3 ri SsS'i HOS s;is
E;.E:: $ss=iSz.s MI AN @
f s Toup SsS Terrible Master Master x:s.a:
M''';S W.. Sa, F. Kss, Stephen: Mise: A,
Two a.d:so BY Sshsn: and G:i": shsS An'
,h. period of the Evening ,nt.m..on of IS
TIFF HE sfs osTHs sARg ~ ~ f szvxs z
THE fRfE II Fl %HE Af ;s'd
B, Nj Il s!:! e s:... Well.
By the Black of the present
NEGRO 'hs e..
in the @ D.
WPsiham, the great original dancer
EIa,Dt Srows Of Bone Celebrity viens even with Esler
Mr. Nathan i9 ~ hi. superb &C. on four horses
BLACK SS'1 ANS WHITE.
Be- secuted at a' he Boz Once Sss fons till
CHATHAM TAEAVfkE.
p.u ci,,,, REDUCTION duo: Is OF PRICES Ices RI. m
JONATHAN BRADfoRD.
THE ek Af!st ye %EsrERN.
To be lf''SEf' r fH Ii R.'"' of
memo. Ds:s asasi ana n. will
CHATHAM THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MRS. MOssOP
On which occasion the following will appear
Mr. NJ G4 sAE #: AsszAu.
THURSDAY EvEE Slss k E;s a'd will b. enacted
Rob fbSy sn, VENOM waek Francis o'bads;on Sherman
s.. c.,., o LOVE- S5fs'o %E e AEMa;o5fS,E
%zS 81 s ss %IsSs s;is tho A "'''''
Loeney MeTwouIser, Mr. Shaw.
Looney McTwouIteT. ''''"'' Mr.. Mossop.
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATaE.
ihS hVt AIGAirE Ell P6 * Performed
BOOTS At T FhIfh SWAN.
Blue BEAR BExRP B.
HOUSE Is f@" 81 L xlthi
W The Doos will be opened haEpast 6. snd he Der
lorinsnee' commence at 7. every evening
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNU T-1T.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN
iA'' AVkS WRGck x as n s;la Be performed
THE T. E e 1s!1SEaS AXE
T.. A.. MARSHALL. Lessee
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY az.


- - Cleared.
ship CINCINNATI Wilson, New Orleans John Hasyertv
Bngs stephens Hall Bermuda, A Tucker; Republic
Oates, Apalach,coa, n Hurlbut Co; samson Sswver
Port Lecn Key YVES. and Tampa Bay BY the
.,op Cosehr John Drew, Alden La Guayras and Porto
Cabeiio, Geo Whheri Saunders Meuymsn, New Orleans;
folk Sturges Chairman. N''' ''''
Arrived.
Ship Commerce, Duing, from Cronstadt Nov a. and El.
Dec with mdse, to order Experienced heavy westerly
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NEW GRAHAM HoUsE-The and splendid House
~ No 20 yesey few doors from the asto has
nef srdess oe1pense for and strangers who may
@ TO s hf @ If S The
nd vegetables the market may afford with the rich milk and
.s made s sns
nnd a. al hs s
boat BINDINGS Terms moderate: 0sptemen visiting the city
Shower Bs:s. is c,giss
TO- please and % bn bo no w be
House win their patronage. fis 6rns.
A MEXICAN LAND, AND LOAN OFFICE-wa0sm
sssS q ns
sncysa he
ss s's q; s
Of New Yel for the purchase sale exchange Of Houses
md fss
81 G also n s he
tendance q erecting and repairing Buildings.
Ss,1s e ed s' sss S S nS
'1ii p Ssa .a
ve5sed in two or of mos: widely circulated Journals
Ss 70 % w III de-
sired be Offered public auction thus giving Of the
win also attend 70 1.iiecdns In.uranc. on properly OBJ
securities taking special receive ample security
sa Of e *
cufT9scy and reputation.
; 's,, VILE
en k % Du ~ which are for he differ
Suaintance with the building will enable to get
than IL usual
He will also take charge Of real intended for public
saes a. ms knowledge from experience IN getting mp sales
VIII De OF great value TO those intending to dispose Of their
popiy distributed and superintendent and direct the sale and
will be found be from the fact that property
for the last three four has been frequently sacrificed
from he want OF proper attention and skllfu MANAGEMENT
INDIVIDUALS that agent take charge
Of their real estate depend having u faithfully and
economically managed-and all moneys received, promptly
paid Persons wishing hire purchase property
invest money most generally be accomplished free Of
residing distance desrous sell
purchase real by sendn description Of the property
will receive immediate attention Persons having country
houses for sale wish them and
drawings aken can have done the manner by
apply lar At this office.
Also, Contracts and other papers prepared.
All letters for the purchase sale exchange real estate
the oanng putting Of money directed IN
WILLIAM L. siMERs, American Land and Loan ONCE.
No Wall street. New York postage nvee Div paid
Those havcg money to loan lcan have inyessd free OF
expense, by calling at tins Office Isf IDSsr
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WEDNESDAY
At l0k o'clock at the auction room.
A large lot Of new and second hand furniture
Also elegant piano ories, by Dubois Bacon Cham
beers; by Briggs; Lindeman; one (Pars) Bouere,
Also. the entire stock Of goods from genteel family
moving from the city
Also, fine lot of first beds and bedding.
Also, English goldinch and English red poles,
charming singers.
Aso fine lamps mantel ornaments shades mirrors carpets
sc. nearly
Also, another large lot Of plants i, full bloom.
FRIDAY.
Al 0H o'clock, at the sales room,
large stock of fancy and ipe goods vzmerinOs,
annes shawls blankets linens and bleached musns
gloves scars and habberdashey All the goods desirable
and deserve the afenios Of dealers and families
SATURDAY,
At l0k O'Clock in the sales room,
New and second hand furniture Of every description from
SATURDAY EVENING,
AT 6L O'Clock a the sales ROOM
large collection Of superior Oil Paintings by old and dis
tpgdshed masten-May be examined WeJnesd r. M.
Sale positive.
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U3- FIELDS ANODYNE SHAVING CREAM
This compound having been deprived of all the scrd pro-
perties belonging TO the different kinds of soap use
found surpass every other position in its emollent
properties. Those whose skins thin, and consequent
y suffer daily from the burning pain in shaving, have
remedy in this mild substitute for soap 1t heals the skin
when cbapped by exposure to the weather impurities
OF the blood and hardens that frequent shaving does
not cause that ntolerable smartng commonly expe-
rienced. Sold by Comstock Co., II Maiden lane.
n5- "THE TONIC MIXTURE."-This celebrated
remedy is composed Of five ingredients the active princ
plies oil which are highly concentrated 1t is used
very extensively and with great by the medica
faculty for the cure of debility rom whatever cause
dyspepsia complaints Sold by the authority of
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy city Of New
York. Price 81 per bottle Half dozen Gin cases) SIS.
W. s RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau st
o. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
guaranteed all forms OF secondary syphilis Pa
ens effected with rains in the bones, curneous erup
tons throat and every other symptom indicative of
the existence Of venerea tain should this specific
without delay Sold in bottles at 81 each in Of half
a dozen bottles S. forwarded to any address)
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent,
Principal Office Of the College OF Nassau street.
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The rate OF interest varies little from IL per cent,
notwithstanding this reduction of paper money and
mutation Of coin out Of circulation the reduction of
currency within so days per cent embracing two
months Of quarter, during which, the duties on con-
sumsbls articles decreased In the same time
several millions Of money have left England the
United States These facts which give fearful evi.
dence of the pershng condition Of the people. The
ney sent to this country mostly the proceeds of cotton
and tobacco bills The former article is that which alone
supporst manufacturing districts of England The
following table from parliamentary papers, corroborate
the other evidences of distress in startling
NUMBER BAGS COTTON TAKEN ANNUALLY FOR Cow
sUMPrIos ESoLANL-THE WEIGHT IN LIS. OF YARN
MANUFACTURED CoTroN GOODS ExPoTRED-AND
THE ToTAL VALUE OF TnE SAME 0oops.
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The amount of specie brought in the Acadia yesterday
E52,30O
$I,076.8a6
Total,

Total, Sl,076Sa6 Or f224, 343
This 10 large remittance, and with the arrived
at all the ports ships since tho last steamer amounts to
more than 100000, monthly remittance without
producing apparent effect upon the
the contrary rather lower than at the close
January. The recent Bank reports we have published.
show the enormous accumulation of spscie the At
1antie border. The returns of the English banks show
similar results the export to this country
and in connection with the immense falling off in the
customs and excise give fearful indication of the pros
aton of the country The following is the state of the
currency to the 9Th of January, ls4s compared with
former returns.
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Died.
AT Newark, NJ, Tuesday 2lst inst. THOMAS
youngest son of John Medcraft. Esq, aged years.
On Friday Goth January on board the ship southerner
near Liverpool on his passage home from New York. Mr.
WILLIAM CoATs.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
fc,srSg Nos. ~ -7a,. and ifs FtEifa- gir.rtt
WEDNESDAY,,

WEDNESDAY,,
AT 0x o'clock at the sales room. .
Large and splendid sale Of first furniture OF all desc
ons from families renewing Sc; also, FIRST rate city made
new do do.
Comprising rugs carpets mating, oil cloths beds. bedsed.
bedding sofas chairs tables, bureaus looking glasses ward
robes side boards SOFAS couces marble top dressing
bureaus ditto pier and tables, superb pisnoorte
all kinds OF bed room furniture. kitchen utensils &C.
Also large addsnal lot of elgant second hand urnure
Also, 10000 lbs cured hair for upholstsrs.
Also, several valuable counting mouse furniture
&c.
THURSDAY.
At l01 o'clock in the sales room. .
works Of Art, &c.
Also pIsy Of excellent furniture, from com
ing Tor saturdays sale BY the evev weather. as the
remainder OF the uphoseres stock sofs chairs rockers
beds. mattresses. &c by order Of a receiver.
Also piano forte, by order OF the sher-some paintings
and other valuable goods, &c
FRIDAY.
AZ l0H O'Clock in the sale
Extensive sale OF foreign and domestic goods lots
suit; clohins London and French Cloths vestngs
in any lengths
Also pledged articles fancy goods jewelry guns cutlery
Also, books and stationery groceries, &c.
Also about 600 yards English and French upcrne broad and
beaver cloths and lots
gloves, stockings under shirts, fnrs &C.
Also, valuable Watches London guns, trunks, second
hand clothing edo merino silk and cashmere haw, scars
and handke rchefs, and other choice goods
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Married.

On the 8th inst, by theiRev. Mr.. Starr Mr. OWEN Gar
| rEY, to Miss ANN McGArFieAr, all Of this city.
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Home Ports.

teb 2o-No arrival. Cid Nahant, Thomas, 81 Jago
do; Union Pn. cIsnPg New oeans May Smith tsw
nTs,pos Marion Weeks ApaIachccls Olga ThaIer New
wsehy; vultne, Walker Cape Hayden; Neers Masury,
Democrat Howes Mobile; VIM Penn Atkins, Philadeirhis;
nonoo cshoon ,ionayes 1slma Conkin Savannah; A.
tic Cook fredericksburg; Msrion, Higgins Newbern Nc
S2nn punisp Csc Rehmond; sparte Dyer Rappahannock
PHLApELpHIA, Feb 3-Beow ship supposed the susque
h.nna from LivemooI; Hope Short, NOeans; Orion, VIII
Ogie, Havana.
,DELAwAaE BREAKwArER, Feb I8-The Cohsnsey, Thomas
renneI and WIN Caldwell, here; also Magnolia,
from Calais The Elliot for Boston. proceeded to yeser
BALTIMoaE, Feb 2o-Arr Abby Baker Pratt New Orleans;
AIdch Baker Mobe Paapsco Nickeson Boston; St Tho
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO'S.
CONCERTS OLIVIER, A LA MUsARDJ

CONCERTS OLIVIER, A LA MUsARDJ
NlBLO has the honor inform the ladies and seutle
g ~ VIEW York, that he has made arrangeme rive
o. the above named delightful Evening Ene
"e second Of which will he gwen on
Tn. ,ou FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 9th 1919
N"e 'ohownp talent appear
Mhs, SUTTON, -
siGNOR DE BE0NIs
and NJ, MAN,, SIGNOR MARTINI
'NiNc who will preside at the Piano Forte.
KAMrur 49, Together With
eomnosed ~ + p p trELEBbATED GERMAN BAND,
Weigen, AK ommtlngushed periomen'-
Koehler Hppsiles Meyerer,
0ronevelt hzmmeror,
y Wee eooy, Lehman,
Schober, Hrgeisno =. Wieso,
Stark Kehue, Boite,
E., Woeter, Poprenb.ry vniteeI
. Senio, and oheu '""o''e"'
Programme OF the Concert futu bill. and .a..--.
Between the First and Second Parts the Hand h
form for half hour in the Promenade Per
thrown open and brill ntly lighted the ocoss,o ~
quadrilles, waltxes ami gaIlops. '"' ~"
Tickets 50 cents Doors open halfpasts Concert to
commence at haIf past precisely. oar M
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WEIGHS
Oh Y M PIC CIR GU ..
PARK THEATRE.

HONOR TO THE NOBLE AND DIsINTEREsTED
PATRIOT.
First Rate Fees and Reocngs for the forgotten
33d OF Fobraary5
BIRTHDAY OF GEORGE WARRINGTON.
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HENRY II. RIELL, Auctr
BY RlELL ARCULARIUH.
Store 3ot Broadway, Of Duane streets.
H. 4 A. ready TO made advances any
eonsgnmen. Returns prompt Sales Of real estate and out
door sales OF household furniture attended
Regular sales of Liquors. Sega &c., Tuesday; Fur
niture, Pianos, Sc. Wednesday and Saturday.