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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
Domestic ssupurt,tror,


NV ORLEArs-Shp St Msry25 bbs q kegs Field Thomp
son co2s bbs Fieder-i46 Alison Chsuncey.9 Everett
S.s 5 81 B s rsE's
SO hae. Pau is bhs small, Wi,m, eo-ioo bales
D SsI p5q ba
Hazard cocss sgs isss ,.sics Frost-l23 bbs 276O
Pairu - ssss s.s. ssi &syiss ssss so-3i Kegs
S M' Fa4drs .s ~. Pr; ssss' busE%ses
bbls keg HOyt ErF sya s.s "a kca. hhdS Is IS bis
New ORLEANs-Brig wscousins2 bales boxes sprague
M bbs Asop-23 90 AZ keys pGsI tIereL
lisa B'own-lCo 9 Smith CO.'S brs Knrsland-lOs
.Sn c9o SE fs BGs1 hhd sehe
NEW ORLEANs-Brig Neuvitasa6o bbls Brower-5oo do
1873 keSs Reed hid Haven, colt ties
Phi lip. co"Hs do is IBIS Edmouus ho'o
NEw 0sLESss-Brie Lime RocE523 obis Chandler & How
Woosey-9tC Osbon-ie do ZIG kegs Rukd-i9o bbls so
NEW ORIrASs-Brg Grand Tuk-lss hhds Is ties "a bbls
NEw ORLvANsschr Echo-so hhds sugar so ibis molasses
MoBmr-Bng Sarah Bown-258 bales cotton Brown Dim
ock-32 A Cushman oo-l3 Feote-I2a Perse Brooks
% w D Msbie-26 S,ursss CitsIman-i5 smith, Mills (
Co.'S do bales deer skins Sp,ord T Emau-
nsl Van Keek-3J Muldon-l ID Crane-l cask copper
,MoBns7Bgg Mohsml7i bales cotton Persse B'oots-n
PieIpont Phlips-IO Williams & Gardine,-2s May Ho-
20 Perkins, Hopkins & white-'e Willis Brothers-s w
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig Florda-2l bales cotton Gale Cros
nElM o BSoIm'n, J,hns,on b oo0l2 W II wlant-sJ
lomo isen-8 pigs speler Van Wagner Tucksr6 sticks
ced'r Edel.
AP,L.cHrcoLA-Brig Metamora-li3 bales cotton w II
Howland-l8s igar Kueeapd-79 } n Talmen-6i g Col
Ins-2 son-i Brown.ll-2i De Peyser hitmsrsh
2Boorman Johnston co-2i Bars box mdse Post Phil
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Second Board.
$4,000 Ohio SIS, 1860 7oH $4,000 Kentucky boo s5s1
1000 do So 7OX
Commercial Stock ExchanUe--IS Wall st,
state OF Trade.

Tea saletook place at rates showing some improve
mens There is lair demand for the trade and the terms
are extended to months instead of the customary six
months. The results were as follows:-
TermsN0tes at months able in this city to be
made satisfactory to sellers.
Hyson22 ches,s 2i csnts ~ do 20; 80 half do SO; -
chests AS 81 do 4s 42t 100 6d boxes 42i 100 isb
81 373 so do 365; 400 do SO.
Young Hyson-2l If chts 53t cts 30 do soy 80 do 40
ss 40 ~ 90 DO AZ II do 46t 2s2 do 45t 80 do 40;
90 oohests a2t ~ do 4O lo7 do 40; So do 49, 40
40 sst 30 do 49, 80 do S7 80 hf do s7S 100 do and SO
ehess s1 100 do s6 IS do and chests &c., 20 35t
aaS 40 sol 2ea do 49, e2e do and 80 chests GAO chests
ana 1898 nj do wthdrawnD 200 2Olb boxes 46 Is do
IL do 254 a IS; ACE do a. :" wv Wv ~ wv
Tyson Skull chests 80 cs 81 do s4 so do 30 "a %
do 80; SO do 80; 80 do 80; 100 do 49, -
Twankay-l595 halt chests Withdrawn, 40 cents NJ
tered. w. ' "
Gunpowder4half chests SO cents; IL do a. AZ do 81.
l6 do A6 10 do 32 22 do 81 80 cases 2b csnsters IA
20 do 52 100 do 2tlb do I6 Al IA alb boxes "a, eoo AZ
do i5.; l75 l3lb 10 4s; 300 do 423.
Imperal7 half chests 62i; 50 do 5sy: % do 81, Is do
30; 33J IL do 49, 30 do 49, IS cases alb csners An
IS do 49 100 do 46 as 10 lalt boxes CO. Glib do Az
l6i lab do al 500 do 40.
Powchong-25 80 pound boxes 81; Is do 42i, so hall
chests az.
Souchong-3A half chests IS; 80 do 80; 100 do 32y
Csssis--ssoo mats 10 cents; 1900 do 49,
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The quantity of specie which had arrived at New Or
leans on the 4thsFebruary, from September LIST,
$52sS,924; during the month there arrived $453l0O
making the whole S5,772OO Notwithstanding this the
specie in the vaults of the Banks has decreased
making SlO27 l27 gone into circulation, while the Bank
circulation has decreased $235,OOO. The circulating
medium has therefore been increased by 1872 900
the actual property of those who hold and not the promise
of property from nsolvent bankers. The conduct of the
Commercial Bank has given fatal blow to what remains
OF bank credit among the planters. The New Orleans
cotton factors after selling the cotton of the planters
were shrewd enough to depose it the planters
count in the bank The infamous swndlng then
stopped and refused topy the deposes This conduct is
not infamous than that which the banks have always
practsed upon the people, but the public have got
their open and the garng robbery of tho paper
system.
Notwithstanding the great influx OF specie into New
Orleans there demand paper securities for invest
ment United States per cent Treasury Notes abun.
dant at per cent discount while here they command Il
premium Sterling bills have been low 81 discount,
and at par discount to 10 per cent under the
real par showing that money finds real investment and is
slowly but surely producing an immense change in the
trade Of the interior spreads slowly in the winter
months With the opening spring. northern current will
flow from Boston the railroad and from NewYork up
the Hudson disseminate efnto all the channels otrade
raise prices and confer the greatest prosperity upon the
great bulk of the producers At Cincinnati
worth of produce, pork, lard -four, &c. waiting
opening of navigation to forward large portion
has already been ordered for the French and English
kes In all the lake ports produce is the Its
abundance is such prices cheap that for long time
it will command the markets of the world continue to
extract specie from the vaults Of London without possibi
lily Of control not credit operation, which be
checked bat the irresistible impulse of cash trade The
powers of the west yet but little understood in their
capacity to produce The northern parts of Illinois, in
particular, composed Of soil inexhaustble from
nature, and prec that of forty to forty,
FIVE bushels of wheat to the weighing sixty pounds
with scarcely any labor cultivation is usual CROP
Such country can and will supply the world II
the scany yield of ser labor but almost the sponan
production of nexhausble SOIL which places at the
command of its the specie of the whole world
The to $40 900 900 which will be drawn this year from
England, nothing compared 18th what will hereafter
be extracted from the source if wanted. Prices will
then inevitably bear higher money value because specie
will depreciate from its abundance giving the farmer
planter ample means to buy goods and pay taxes and
debts If they shall decide the latter be just and not
otherwise.
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Foreign ymportas,ons.

AMsTERpAMShp Angsque-les empty oil casks l52 pipes
10 cks bxs mdse II bags coffee Schuchsrdt Favre
10 200 kegs Dund-2 100 bags Desarts-I cask
box pkgs hammer q Thorburn bxs Lean
PALERMoBrg James Wison-0 SKIS 20 bales
10 bags almonds l6 seed $40 boxes 1850 do
orange Fitch co.. plants hid Brower22 boxes
oranges 10 do lemons tubs leeches reckner.
CARrHAGENA-Bng Chaires63i3 hides 40 fustc 250n
lbs old copper bales sarsapanla $500 Everett Batteef0
hides McLead-i bbls @ MARITIME z-3 hides bbs 1852
Murray Lanman-s3672 Jarrossay-sso La Ganja-sl?3,
gte-S636 I Lanman-$7O0 Beekman-8a9 hides S2O2 to
order.
HAvAHA-Shp Norms-27 ties honey bales tobacco bags
specie so do coffee Tayo al bxs Banco- 40
hxs Thomas-670 bags coffee Chaselain Ponver2 bxs
Foster col bale A Foster sons A Hom-4 Gros-
helm SchreiberiO0 bxs L Rasin.s3 do 10 ties Mason
Thomrson79 boxes Woo'sey Weolsey-4 cs CO.
nea-922 bxs 9cs 2 H Rsnauld & Coz Hogan col
RodIigueZ-t Bronsen--5 Boiceau x Rusch-3 &
Warng-3 cs case Aymar co-392 Picabia200 Man.
zanedo-t Koza-? Noltenius & Pavenstedt-l2l Des
Arts Ball, Tompkins & ack.
MAvANA.shp CIistoya CoonI4a bags coffee Spoford
Center &co-3J Walls-l0n bxs Karck86O do Woolsey
bags coffee Harmony co-l6o DouRlassl bx Cot.O
f. Werheld-l00 ber-30 bags Bergman Bodna-6 bis
bxs 4 d Sands-3 McCurdy Aldch-8 casks Barn
well250 bxs Renauld5O hhds Rowland Aspip-
wail-9 900 oranges Ackery Aeker-2 bxs Allen bag
MauraH.
son-26e3 fhpps co.
TRINIDAD DE CyBA-Brg Andrew Rng-37a hbds 10 tieees
molasses Lasala.
TRINIDAD CUBA-Schr Abion-( Reported Yesterday
1877 hhds 10 tics molases 100 bxs Chaean Ponvert
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LATEST SOuTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, March l5--Arr Madrid, Dnnne Trinidad
de Cuba; Wheeler, Porto Cabeo; Vesper, Loiaud
St Johus PR meine, Nichols, Cenuecos Norris Stanley
Rue Turks Island Washing ThG%psqp Nossns; EMILY
York; Berry. Sears, NBedfod. Below, Frances Soue from
New Orleans Cid Washington, Bishop, Maanzas; Emelne
David on, Tampic). y
RlcHMorp M,reh l2-sd WIN MoyIy, Troy; WIN Young
NORFOLK March l3-Ar Planet, Terry NYork for Peters
burg Nevis, Kinney, Newoheans for kichmond Zon Ellis
Nanticoke for Maven dstr havn been
Bachelor and sustained abe damage Ar 18th, Bache
,I or pen , e Eh 0 Ranm H zane, III St
Zealand. Coomb,, Noreans for Richmond; Parthsn Alien
Richmond for Orleans Arr llth, Sarah Ann, McFaland
Mobile; H Hmckey Saunders, Prospect Sid w Candy,
st Mays.
spoken.
Wampanoag, days hence for Nevis Cuba, Feb a. lat % TO-
Ion n 90
Envoy, IS days from Mobile for Boston, date off Cape
Hstteras.
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Died.

On Wednes day, 10th inst after short illness, aged six
years, JOHN, eldest of Michael Conroy.
The friends ard relatives of the parent of the deceased
hereby requested attend his funeral, which will
proceed from their residence Is Cold Of Plat st.
this afternoon at 81 o'clock.
On Wednesday, 18th inst. MARGARET, daughter Of
James and Jane Robinson, agei two years, two months
and nineteen days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral the residence of her father 1874 Sc
cond street, this afternoon, at al o'clock.
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coaiaoo tons Belgian. The last sale oil Liverpool Or
relr was at 81, mos.
Cotton-Some sales made have been rsther easier
terms 600 bales Upland and Florida at Al % cts 2oo
Mobile 81 ais and 100 New Orleans 5a7&0getner you
bales The weeks sales, ended Friday evening last were
1850 bales.
Cc6ee-sales 400 bags Brazil, at II stcj 100
Laguayra st; 80 Cuba, si 90 Java l2 so do III ALL
can, ~ some green Manila, ST. all months; and lou 81
Domingo, 81 q &c, cash.
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2TT2 FAA x6G APP 6pS SS az
Grand Vocal d. % f Concert ssc on FRIDAY Mafei
I'd SH h the sG S, we'll S 1s
unteered their valuable s.vic.s
s'G SIC a 81 PFS 's'''' so u,.oy
S'o' WAN IssrnvMrsrsh 70 "..o"
$s sStsSss $s ft$ & HILL.
pe~. and GHE oSca a%s1us to above Fifty
VIEW YORK sI 2 81 sGSHf'
Overture" Oberon - Weber
the r,ne Ts T9s T9s
Cavatmss' Della Vita mel sentiero, "-s,g Martini.
so,o1Ry ySs Mr. I sSaGssr o,,o ;,.,s.
Cir. time n S Ne Yok u Ore S ssr'l sseo%pa
o" hs choice Of Of WIFE and he ' pSosaect Il Ma
mony"-FOr transit ton see Programme OF the tys.
ODE, Fsse,,o and Flench Horn with orchestra
sesomp r,, peror%'rs v1s,r. Leh-
man, '''"'s'' "'s''' "'s''''' '"' " 0"'"F inpanter
Ell, Fsn,,eo e, "a M%.lsss@a'%s, o'S AID
=, see PfOsramms .ibe MIN. =. Fioravanti
epa .cS. Su ss o
R,kt man, Alpers aud Tinm. Cherubini
Dueito-lrom the Opera Armida, "-Mme Otto and
Sig. Mon. Rossini
Bravura-from the opera Zauber Foete, Mime OF
o,. %; De-, p,.i,,h.,,p M Wsss
Tickets One Dollar o. be had the principal Music Stores
and the door Of the Apollo the Of performance
mic 2tsr
GRAND CUNCERT.-Mn. EDWARD LODER begs to
" inform her friends and the pubic that her Fist Concert in
America III take place at the Apollo Saloon Monday
March 2lth, 1913.
MRS. G. + HORN, MISS WATSON, and
MISS HARRIETTE WATSON
Pupils II YRS. ~. Loder, their first appearance.
MRS. EDWARD LODEH
MIR. hASsETT, and
MR.. RAYMOND.
DETRIMENTAL.
SIG RAPETTL MR. sLPERS,
MR. &. 1IMM, NH. KYLE. Fiue.
MIR MARKS Violin. MIR. MASON. Trumpet.
MIR. GKOkNV- LOT, MR.. Il. LODER,
Ca-nn,ue Contra Basso.
MR. MUSGRAY,, Vo'onceio.
MIR w A KING will preside al the Piano Forte.
ST. Rspe will ne form two of HI. most popua- Solos
Mr.. Timm will play Duet with Mr., Alpes, and Hummes
Gc nd Duet in A Flat with MIR w A, KING.
Also Hnmmes G.and Military septette-beiDg the irst
time these pieces have bsen performed in New YORK.
Admission Tctets be had the principal
sic stores and LOder residence Amry three
doors from Broadway mile ltsec
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~ arrIed.

On Tuesday evening" l4th inst. by George Potts, D.
Mr. JOHN THOMSON to Miss JANE ELIZA daughter of John
Phyfe, Esq all of this city.
At South Norwalk Conn.,, on Sunday evening 9Th inst.
by the Rev. Mr. l. C. Cheney, REED. of this city to
AMELIA Esther TAYLOR, of South Norwalk.
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The inCrease as exhibited in the above table, is but
single instance Of the increase throughout the Union
Taking this into consideration cannot refrain from
denouncng every to the sur
plus from entering foreign markets In the annexed
statement showing the movements Of -four and grain
twenty markets. The immense quantity of these ste
pies seeking autle is Is it right that small
body Of manufacturers should be protected tie injury
Of the producers of 80 much solid wealth =
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NJ A RITIM + II Z r A i d
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SLvEy, OF News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers News they may He will
hoard them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad wal also confer favor by
sending 70 this Office all the Marine intelligence they eau
obtain Nautical Information OF kind will be thankfully
received.
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$40 400, 100 4,7O9, 7Oi ii, 3i4 1886 4, 1876 ,a39

Total, $3.50 60 1709,7Oi A 1886 4,l96,i39
The Carrolton Bank has made returns the reason
that the managers consider in liquidation. The Canal
holds out, and will probably get through its difficulties.
Thus all the weak banks that made forced resump-
ton last fall have again stopped, Notwithstanding that
Of specie has arrived New Orleans during that
period The Canal Bank received assistance from its
stockholders here and in London which has been
paid. That the public have little confidence in it,
however is evident from its return, having very
little deposites specie The aggregates Of the specie
paying banks compare ss follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

00- BRIsTOLs sARsAPARTLLA-This wonder.
full medicine is daily growing in favor with the medical
faculty. which is not the with similar extracts. We
call the attention of invalds such statements
shall offer from time to tms of its all powerful healing
influence.
New YonK, Jan. 10, 1913.
sir-The happy effect produced upon my SOD, six years
Of age through the use Of valuable preparation
fu recommendation Of the same.
My son has been si cted with an obstin ate
Affection attended with extensive alterations about the
head, both internal and external having been more or
less afflicted with this disease from his birth
am now pleased to inform you that he now enjoy.
ing good health Perfectly cured by your sarsaparia
aone-after ruess attempts of other medicines md re-
needles by the profession would afford me pleasure
any time confer with any who may desire to knew
ofthe nature and effects OF Brsois Sarsapara at my
store 20s stanton street. at my dwellings SO Suffolk
Yours, respectfully, i'll. BURNETT
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM. Burger 80 Court
landt street, and Druggists generally.
90 DIR. JAYNE's vERMIFUGE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, ls43
Ds. D. JArSr:-
have used in my family several bottles OF your vau-
able medicine for the of worms and would re-
commend to Others being one of the best and safest
remedies now in use. Yours respectfully
FRAs PREVOST las Catharne ST.
Prepared at 305 Broadway.
90 TEMPERANCE yOLKs CAN GET GOOD
remedy for Coughs colds, headache worms &C., where
there Is Alcohol used in the combination by going TO
Dr. Sherman l06 Nassau street. any of his authorized
agents. and getting some OF the genuine Shermens Io
zenges There is nothing like his camphor ozenees for
relieving the depression following life of dissjpa,ion
They the friend Of the occasional as we'll as
the daily nduger, and can be freely taken at all times
persons attending crowded parties and travelling will
find these ozenges will give life and vigor both mind
and body.
DR.. Sherman has agents. Ledger Buildings. pbilade
phia; stanwix Hall Albany, and State street, Bos
ton.
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Cotton Trade.

The late accounts from abroad have greatly checked
all disposition operate in the markets The continued
large receipts of cotton the south the
highest figure yet quoted for the crep. The following
the stock receipts and exports this compared
wit last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

In this market the business in breadus has increased
rapidly that has become the great Atlantic Corn de-
pot And 1t is to be that the prices here re-
gulae the prices in all other ports of the country
INSPECTION New YoRK City AND KINGS Counrx rnn
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Corn Trade.

There demand in this any other market, but to
meet the immediate wants of consumption The supply
quently very low. We give quotations in several
kets -
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Passengers Arrived.

CAnrHAGENA-BIig Chaires-H Beekman, C Titon. Miss
M Course.
HAvANA-Ship Norms-O Mauran aud servant Burckle,
B Dian
MoBILE-Brig Mobile-D McDougal.
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MONEY MARKET.

wednesday, maIch Iv-O
The sales small, and prices very regular Ohio
fell per The Appropriation Bill has passed the
Senate by large vote. Kentucky fell I; Mohawk Il
stonington rose \.
At the New Board the sales usual without vara
ton
New Orleans funds are dull at l 4 per cent. Most
houses prefer sending specie to buying at per cent
premium
Sterling is more in demand, for remittance.
RATE. ESQ OF FoRrres BmLsrs NEW YORK.,
london, a. ss 5na5A los 1864 lolhaO5A
EE %stsd 'eas re az 1s ss ssR.s a.
Hamburg, $50 ASA 3aA 3lh 3iha 3iHa 3ils
Bremen. 76 a76h IS 75R 75i4a 75l Is 75A
American gold is at premium Of mostly for western
circulation The delay of sending sovereign to Phiade
phia for coinage, very serious evil this uncture
and will be great bar to the free circulation of specie If
the mint was situated in this city, probably QUO
dollars OF gold now in the bsnks, would be coined and
pass into circulation at the west where the population is
less acquainted with foreign gold. r
At the tea sale to-day the terms extended to seven
months notes payable the city instead othe customary
terms of six months.
The Ohio bill, making appropriation tor the year ls43
passed the Senate of that State the 10th instant.
The following is table of the affairs Of the Banks Of
New Orleans to the LIST instant -
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The receipts thus far nearly equal the whole crop the
previous and the state Of the money affairs at the
South compes to promptly forward At the lead
ing ports OF the South prices have declined. At Mobile
for the week ending March the sales 800 bales
at fall of and prices were ii l4c below the high
points of the At New Orleans the sales Of the
week "a 800 bales fall of &c, under the
advices eceiv ed ner Ac ada tn Eeb e.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 10.
Cleared.

Sun .......6 l3 FULL AooN..... Is
SUN SETS .....6 HIGH wArER........ q Sc
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I OOK AT THIS-Just received lot fac hdkis, at only
nts, lot fine double WI, h change be rsues at only Is
3D. lot table linens yds WIDE only Is 6j lot fine broad
cloths onlv Is Cd lot ue double med at Is Sd
lot best sanels ouly d Cd shirpg musus cents
yard; lot fine book musns lot cambria musns I'd
yards lot supeae double ,dth aapcca ustes, cheap; lo
ladies' collars Cd; lot mems fine only cts
LOT tine de laiues, chear good silk AZ nts ksn
VIII come 20 mi es TO WtLLET HAWhiNs
SOL Greenwich street Sat store below Spring street
milo lmis.m
DlLLs OF EXCHANGE all parts 81 nzl,nd I relanu
~ aud Scotland Of E3.Ei0 SIS end &C., av
payable at sght without discount Pesons destroys o. Ie'
ting their friends will find this safe method Apply
8. J. slLvEsIEh,
md a. Wall street and 10 broaHWsy'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. March IS, ist,,
r. New Comedy in five acts. row performing nightly,
o'''' o'f9 hi f ' D%GSGaTEss entitled
with powerful decorations and appoint
Lord h %sTliS Mr. Barry MIR ssndfor Mr. Abboa
Emmy Manifold 10 +. ,.,,,,-.. -, ,.. Miss Ba'o'd
t s ~, isTif x S a OF NERVE
D,... Circle. + ssE seSI, Z! Or PRICES;
THIS r nnEsE spy = WIN be reformed ~
AAer which; The K;ataesTf M rAsss will apps.
THE fxEc 5ITff
MY : sE siIsSS; On cHsRx
open at s o dssSs1 .pd a' Ii. s.3c Mary Duff
MITCHELL,H OLYMPIC THEATRn-
SHss4sDS SSfHHazS' w WI + HEAD
w HS;F ys Ss4t.
CAPTAIN IN e 81 TIE wv WATCH.
orIn.nce. corr mease at. every evening
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS Evf BGHNth Ms'f aE Il 81! be '''m''
Kate ssncse with Mia: M::s: G E:s.n
BLACK Raven x iSsi y i W. a EsHss
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BENEFITS HHs7so g. 5hS ;sS:s;ssan %''''''
s s1G9 A snS
chacteI with his ruron acquaintance on board steam boat
T Se a %.S Nth
Celeste Will dance the La s' s %Ss and
Th sss lns % s Oh s $ M By NJ . Of
Master !t,ckney:
Ss as M sns In
REPRESENTS Fsk 4 EStd ORCHESTRA.
Charts Development, and Character a; tn
Just added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
T5at IS TSIR sos LADY
AN &FE si XVI and
h%s Ses 'nsy "''n
s's''Sf a eeL FREE Evening per-
Day Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admission to all 2s cent.-ChIldren hnIfpr,ce mis
xr,6 6NAL GCsT SEW H%EK MSssIm
slvaS GALLERY
The aS;i 'F' plumber Of
Neatly and steiuly dispaved three spacious halls and
COSTLY -, Eh !, GA, ;SAILssY OF PORTRAITS
The manager has engaged Tor short tim. only the sublime
~ The Trial ffspia' t OF %HRi q,
s' Ell; yss & yi3$i9 ~ BY
This solemn and Impressive Our SavouraI
ne s and he u III
Plate
In addition the above, the Manager engaged the
MYSTERIOUSAND ASTONISHING
Gypsy WOMAN
From England.
he wshe, not impose the public, by making them
believe her Witch
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with supernatural power-but the
claims publicly to be able 70 instruct others Of iRsod
Intellect and mention their leading of
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT,
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell persons whether they married or not an
what kind Of husband wife they will describe own
characters and give host Of fact. and eoee.
logy physiognomy neurology philosophy &C. A. proof
correctness her assertions she liberty refer
drcds OF our first citizens including cleymen judges
news physeianr and of the engh tened ladies
the city.
" Admission to the Museum Is cents Children hall price
An extra charge Of 2h those who consult the 6psy
woman. @r