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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

% TO THE WHOLE WORLD! READ! READ
"A tremendous excitement has been produced in Paris
and throughout all France. by the publication in
bers, of
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!. OF DOMESTIC EXCHANGES nv Nrw Yos., Jurr, isn

We have stated that the present state Of affairs broods
disaster. Experience points to such result. 5sr .
The of affairs the London market appears to be
very nearly similar to that of 1885. The revulsion of
atyear undenably brought by the joint opera
tons Of the and bank The object of the 60
vernment to make money abundant, in order to re-
duce its expenses The bank threw out its bills in
quantities. and consos rose. from February 1873
August 1924, from rs to 90 per cent By this movement
the government effected the following conversions
Saving per
i lss e SSSsS reduced fss sSS
The object of the government is to reduce all the
81 per cents which amount to per cents
to save 100000 per In the period during which
this done, business nearly sasnant, and
the forced expansion of the bank drove spectators into
the stock market From ls2a 10 April 1885, bullion flowed
into the bank rapidly it is DOING and in that
month held fiO The tide suddenly turned, and
in November of the same year the amount was reduced
to Ell and in the words of Mr.. Husksson, the
country was within tweRtyfour hours of state of bar
ter" In order to observe the analogy between the
sent movement and that alluded will take the circu
lation and bullion ofthe bank at the two periods.
CiRcuLAIIoN AND BULLION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND
WITH SEPT is4I TO MARcH 1913. 49, .et
Circu[a'n. BuIii0n. CON- Circular. Bullion. Con-
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for Boston, days. Dover Austin do about Feb IS; Car
Ashf Dig SspS0 H .SsDDps
FaLmoYTH M,seh 2o-9G Emma. ia NYoh for Hamburr'
'o sG e.
Fora Smith, Havana. Wig iesht 27th Chandler Price, Dan.
Gnrrsock. March sOsld Manehss ter Bowman New Or
GLASGOW. March ao--sll Janet Brown, INSYork
n A. k March ,S A Mary Ann wemo Msss
S ss s s s"S M "a
GEsOA, March ls5AT Nile, Shaw, Mayaguez sid nth.
HuII, March a7T,sd Evening Star. Green. Savannah.
LIyERroo, April s-AH IN the river Luconia Porter from
LoNpos. M,reh ia-En outward. Rosabea Robbins Bos-
MoTHEsB1rf. April AR Weinston. Chadwick, London
MALAGA, March -. Sid OroIe, Eager. s America.
NeErH SHIELDS April l-sld xenophon, Rochester. for
Ms,sh tIoston Gsasy s. Thom
S Whale d y
0rSs from the American sh,S sa%srass let Jan last.
~ burr stones &C. March 2ist. Off Calcnt from London
M,,ch lsa Maid Of Orleans e, Boston
sre e
Goo%SS Rogers tpssmon snins ssLl do March ssis
Ellis sal. is ,s a, 18th, ss G9ss, hiIsra NYok
WOO l'e .4-1ll -A--- Home Ports. M 5aauf 81
Oh so sssfn a si , oeerr Ms M,S1s
RP;SSas SssS MasyS hannah
Srorre,own DE- Stranger
NYo,k; Trio Chamhsran, DO; Fancy, Chase Reesie,
sd.iphIs An Eagle. Stevens Palermo; Hoilandr, Ever
Thomaston for York: Elizabeth HARNESS. Wicks Whining
ton for Portsmouth; 10th, Aiphon Philadelphia for Newbury
port ~ '' '. tl'l.-N. =
HoLMEs HOLE, ADri Is-Ar North Star. Smith. Savannah
for Bath; Deposit, Kenrick NYork FIR Boston l9No ar
val no the above. Atlas and Faipav for Boston Sig
4psnSs1s .l-Ag Peterson Green So,,ssu,
Glide Crosse ProyidepGs Below. Oscsoa, Whipae Rio De
m Baker. EYpe ine (buts
White. Port Spain Trin This Fenner Nckerson Providence
Andrew Brown, Dazev, Stonneton; Abm Brown Rrka
Hartford; Sami Mcdowell, Kitchens, Boston; Flash, Lake
NYork. .-ii- tlf ~. If..a fdii -l-t1 W.
HcHMoND. April 3D. Sid Arsn ndi. Snow Boston.
CHARLEsroN, April l8-Au John Barring. IBID Aliehaels
LIVERPOOL touched and proceeded Mobile; Soherner
be do. II .., +. Iaa r..l-' .... .
GEoseErowN. SC. April ls-An Fanny Colt, Hayden,
York; q IN Scott, do. u 7t.'.-.
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Yesterday morning the 2st Instant of consumption,
after six weeks Illness joins HENRY son of John Nj and
Mary Ann Brandt, aged years, months and 81 DAYS
Threlaons and friends of the family are respectfully
ny to attend the funeral this afternoon at half past
o'cock from No. 80 Orange street. without further nyi-
tation ~ isslN en- = s.nl-t '-.lbIIf i.-l- 81
On Thursday the goth instant, Mrs. ELIZA GOLDEN
Her friends and relatives also those of O. j. Moore are
o'clock, from lis Crosby street. ula- dgil 7-l'I
on Thursday evening April 20th Francis, infant son
OF francis end Ann Cooper aged IL months. ~ -
AT MS residence near Paris the 9th of March last
CHARLH WILLIAM TALLMApGE, Esq, formerly Of this
city son Of the late Matthias Tallmsdge, and grandson
Oh george Clinton formerly Vice President Of the United
States His remains were inferred in the cemetery
Pere la Chase. n ~ t-I aflI = i-Il IT71'- h
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Here is exact parallel in the movement Of the Bank
at the two periods, with the exception that the bank
he's now for long time been struggling to procure its
bullion while during the former period had risen from
Feb 1870 to Sept 1923, from f4el1 900 to flslA $40
The amount Of circulation in Sept si and in 1929 and
in Feb l84S and 1885, the same to fraction Con-
soils from Sept 1929 from "a to % in August 1924
rise ofi2 per From Feb 1870 to Feb ls43 they have
gone up per cent The rise In stocks and the pleneous
ness Of money in 1894 engendered prodgous stock spe
custion, and the bullion in the bank ran down to
fl 2eosoo in December 1875, period Of eight months
The circulation in the time fell to Ell The
commercial world convused to its centre. The pa
paper system of England was saved by miracle. The
price Upland cotton in England during that time
from I'd In July 1923 to lid l3d in July 1895 and fell to
3D. in Jan. 1885, The animation and rise cotton had
already commenced last dates and late London
letter states
Public opinion appears at length to have separated
New York from the general discredit end II is likely that
her stocks Will be again great fsvorte with our CAPT
These indications that affairs taking in Eng
land precisely the as in 1926 and disastrous
and sudden reverse IL apparently at hand. The relative
position Of this country it, however different. In 1879 the
United States Bank getting easily into operation
The currency inflated. In answer to the move.
ment ofthe Bank Of England the United States Bank
tended itself here and thereby prevented heavy de.
mand England for specie The of import into
this country in 1924 81 1865 900 only and 1926 the
Of export s26a6 200. Now the bank has bro
ken down. and general and large demand for coin
for currency The excess Of import this year will be
to and will remain in the country
beyond the power ofthe bank of to withdraw it.
The high tariffs ofother countries Of Europe will operate
largely to counterfeit fall in must be
created by large investments in foreign stocks engen.
dered by the present Righteousness ofmoney. Should Of
fairs now take sudden turn, in 1925 with high prices
for American stocks here, sudden and heavy fall must
Inevitably ensue and those banks which loan largely on
Them, will pay the forfeit of their existence for their
rudQnce
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PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL az.
Cleared.

Cleared. i,. 4...l .
BqSs RsP %sT % M9Is; Avn
Hc,si ;, ApaashsSSs Pos; Pphssh ossso
i: Richmond Allen Pa1,on; Erchnse. Mason, suifoft
H. B. M ship Warsrte. Lord John Hay commander, days
ship Dusa:.;s Sols.p, Richardson from Ha,r.
Ship ESAw Thompson IRON Liverpool, March 81. with
Ship Florida. Devre.s from Antwerp March rs with mdse.
shir BUNS Adams from Ayr. Feb 90 with hides,
Bremen ship Baltimore, Meyer. from Bremen, March 5,
Big B'!dwn, Bss,ett 10 days from Savannah with cot.
ton to Scott & Moirell. 0.,l9 =. :
s ''ss s kM 51Rs. SSs e. from
Big Big R:sait sSsy. ION AFfashieoa.
sehr faa@Sc sSays from N jaaE.oaye, East Flodai
S sis5 oe .sD. f Sss s; unfn Gown
-..-,.i sailed ..t ....-'. .f .
Brig Petersburg, Larkin, Vera Cruz and others.
Herald Marine correspondence.
= Savannah, Geo April lsh, $40
Acre BID Jones' Liverpool Sid Wilson Fuller, Cobb, New
-" General Record.
hs ds The s eNa.
on ship 81 Petersburg of Boston Were progressing and that
aeS ss
I S S receives she
damags returned repaired and proceeded Ship Hin
Sssy sr Ss CHI nf siS
before with rs boat Z, house. snd
%onssy nail BY sGps heavy SHIP Thsan
:Sn nearly repaired ana would Be ready The
her copper bad that she obliged dock
BEe TALssyRASp Knowton, from Portsmouth, got ashore
hem Dia
Of F On s es Ss s of died On the
well know an able and experienced shipmastsr.
sepeS s ra-'' and broken tea chests
70, q. tn Se e. e. Assny
g .issrGs tons. Sasg.s 1o, 2l sse ssi
'a ss WAS Ss ss 49, o @
Wow Notice to Mariners.
psIze LsETsh0f the two standing lights a. the hsTboT
"a S: e .S.s: ss
night 'S .$sf =;
may be seen - point. the from %sW Sc
s sSS By eed Se II. s sSe d distance
saS sSySs T ship Sa' P hs% S g.:
nS Srs S ss oh " W sa e Gs he
no,h;iy thar West in ord, % avoid &c .no,. and
@ e r. 2 y Ms BY e &
e. the Sunos, # five % s d,s ss
appear one distance from each oher and
ne greet hish is westerly Of the a, the Mole 10
laying down the bearings the variation Of the has
ben considered -Dantzc Feb 81 1919 Royal Prsian Ad
tnnistration.
Ii WhaIomen.
Spoken-Jan IS lat NJ Ion 30 IS W. Popmunnet Flanders
cruise. ~ ----- 7
ptSs ss's Ssy TSDs'S% and
was al tio March 3, but made report.
spoken.
Clinton Manson, from Havana for Cowes April T. off Dog
Key " 49, -
Chlo from ,vana for Crons'adt April g. lat "a &c. Ion a.
Cadmu ucker2 days FIN Boston Tor Polt Prince April
Creole, Lindis, Messina for Philadelphia March a. OF Cape
New World, Young New Orleans for Boston, April T. of
Echo Messer New Orleans for Providence April !. eff Dog
Key. '
date, off Send Key.
M.ncy Of NYork from Liverpool for Norleans no date,
Iii Whitney. of Boston, March 5, lat 1885,, Ion 20 a.
Foreign Perts. bDNS
purSos AvREs Feb ao-In port Mason Barney, Scott for
l4th Three Brothers, Salient Commiss ~, Smith, Boston,
bette Franks, do; ih. La Plata, Barnard, Philadelphia Eden
Havre.
CorsNHaokN. March i7Au Mexican. Demnv, Charleston
for Stettin.
CALCUTTA Jan aaIn port, Franklin and COncorda Dor,
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state Of Trade.

The markets good, but produce remains very dull
and will continue M Ill the canals open. -
Cofee-There has been more demand for Brazil Sales
as follows $500 bags Brazil st 81 1000 do ST. Domin-
CO. 81, 400 do Maracaibo, all 600 do Lagura "
81; 400 dc Cubs, II SC. -
Conon-The news being considered favorable, sales
have been large and prices probably c higher The
sales of the week past up yesterday as follows
1000 bales Upland and Florida, AZ 81 1900 do Mobile
81 ~, 800 do New Orleans, TIC.
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MONEY MARKET.
pr. -- '''' Friday. Apr,, PIG p. M

! fIrIIlI II-ITHI tT7NII rrfuay, AprII ~I--6 Fs Ne
The fever In the stock market is apparently on the IN
Sales were large and prices generally up;
Kentucky rose per ceut Ohio Gil New York 6's 1852
Phenix Bank Il per cent; New York City 6 1888. fell
stonmgton fell l; Harlem rose l. ,..o,s H.. ,,t "
Atthe new board speculation is running Wild Illinois
bonds rose per cent Government loan went to u.s.
In domestic exchanges there isvery little alteration
AT Mobile the rates have fallen to 10. The rates are as
folows:- frsf
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Provision Market.

Our meat shops and markets fully supplied With all
the good things Of the day. and they sell at low prices
Broadway of Hudson and King streets expect to give us
green PEGS and lamb on Monday morning
Eggs are twelve for shng fresh Butter sells at is3c
Water Crosses are six cents quart and Salad cents
head Vegetables are plenty and cheap
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On the 10th Instant at the Chanceerie OF the French
Consulate and the goth by the Right Rev. Mr. Lsfond
Grene. GuVSKr to EMMA eldest daughter OF p Poieier
all residents of this city. '-' ~
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
l21, late 129 Chatham street, Ntu York.
AaENcI 9ls BLEEcKER srREKr.

AeENCy 38 BLEEcKER STREET.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
7'HE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to Offer for
sale and fragrant Teas Of every variety and stys
Their specially includes the most delicious and
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears e
Of and elegance and the Teas therein are
thoroughly secured from light and air that quality and
of prosecuting bnsness perhaps scarcely be exeed
founded the utmost regard to the rights Of he
r. especially with rcsCect to weight and quality, and
aed cheapnc, All purchaser are called upon 70 return
,rccs which tail 10 them the fullest whirh
he money will be cheeully and promptly refunded Coun
ry merchants public Embellishments heads of families,
,hpmasers wfud decided advantage to supply thor
srl-e- ftou, nv. establishment.
GENUINE JAVA CtrrEE roasted every day.
Orde at OF the United sSupss executed will
srompttude and dcspatch. i-.s 49,
N = The only warehouse In Amercs for the sale OF Ho.
,uss eclehr,fed s,.ck Tes mai Im-ec
DRAFTS ON IRELAND -rersons wishing 20 81 d money
~ 10 their lends any Of England Ireland Scotland
be suppl, with daft, for large or,m. amounts
Of the United Kntdo end the forwarded by he
regular packets Of the lat 7th 18Th 18th 10Th and 18th each
month"; by the Boston Steamers Of the LIST and 10TH and by the
Great Western. Apply 10 W, NJ. L. TAPSCOTT,
a22r " Peck Slip, cor, South st.
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SINGING.
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE, I. it

EsTABLIsHED TO RENb Err TO THE AFFLICT
u ED sound Scientific Medical Aid All kind OF dis
eases will be treated and soIge.l creation. Of
Of the first ocoulists in the city will attend treatment Of
all diseases OF tho eye and Particular attention Is paid
TO the treatment OF all female complaints Patients who
desire it will be visited At their houses. Those whose
cnes Three or four provided for private consua
ton The drug department attended by apothecary Of
a pure and genuine Cunv and isechns viii be done
PATIENTS from the wishing avail themselves Of Tho
great advantages this Institution Possesses
scofous diseases and surgical
tons, be accommodated with board and In
l7'l' - - .''-'- DR. HOMER BOsTwiCK,
be- t-.-...l t... Ateadiny Physician and Surgeon,
- IS Cham5efs st. I'd house west of Broadway
This suton under tine patronage and
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Domestic Importation

CHARL EsroNBrie Moon- Before reporedG CT cks rice
Morning. do 100 bale: cotton Victor Duckwitz6sd
Il Warner DannerI Il Whitlock-i69 Johnson--2 bdl
skins So hides II Bartleu52 bales order. y W
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Passengers Sailed.

.i.. .....t.-e Passengers Sailed. B.
iTERPooL1Pseket ship Lveroo-Wm jacques. lady, child
and servant, Mr. Thorne child VIM Brand lady
and New Yok Miss Lowe. George Taylor Brook
lyp; Rev w Wasburn and lady, Punch,rd. Massachusetts
Abel Kendall Js MIR Manning Boston,; DR. Holton anson
Bstava. NY DAVID Ruddsch, Phadspba; NJ Rosenbaum
Brazil. ~ -
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Foreign Importation

BUEHos AyREs-Ship Brutus-Hdes, horns and wool to w
w. De FoTeyt 4 GO, Y CSrning SON James Swain w $
pies, John Rodman, Howard Carter co. Andrew
Clsrk, T H Messenger, aud 10 master. i., IL.
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examine the soec mems AZ the snbscoo a22 lmsr
WASHINGTON GARDENS, HoBOKEN.
House R ss Ner 1 h s
PsGs grateful for the patronage hitherto received from
chased Tss AND Ho%;e Ggdsn; Known
o% hs Fs aS;of i%:
s a@ .ns 81 X. he will be
is sS1 and .te%
Of :n Ssns
he % 90
sna the %ost upeIio, bfsnd-also Sherry Cebble
and the
the
ss f Of RI:
the 81 % a q 0I e ,ns
unnecessary to say more hn that they will all cases be
c% HI q .Ss Is:psesiay :ois':
share Of the nh &c M and pledge, himself nsI moth
coanSns 10 the comfort and enjoyment Of those who may
s2s.lw.r N' - : JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor i
NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER sf,h. day contain.
ssss: on Liz T
fG?saISy
s M q New xS Ess.
dc..nsw 81 eases in tie Vice chnceilOis
One SHILLING cory. s5per advanee-half yearly
sA tj Fl OWEN Editor and Proprietor.
pi,c g. The usual allowance to Bookseller and Agents
terms cash l- aeen'r
SEGARs-soida the Havana segsT Deco No 100 Nassau
- .tet are warranted genuine import d. III y are OF the
choicest favor and great variety of brands kept
few good & sale
aaa iisr . 'eS MS At '''' establishment 0ny
MRS: O. NEWCoMBE, Tobscconi.t, as7x Broadway,
to S for s hT ss Ss ss
las! then years AZ prsn, stand and would epeciiuy
men, will be removed to No. Wall street, Mortimer
Coui,nty hand and for safe above. choice
cases. Gemsn mana and Chinese TndsT Sc Ssse0 %
LATE TEL IMMpoIRTA A OF sEGARs AND TO.
ne having recently arrived from
ssed Tf i6 SiS bau % s
az Ss,f%' snf ssSP
s. sss iR Ss G @ ss dsh Stephen
he MySi III s.ssi.s%sa, aisi :,s firm will
ss1a IN SS ssw T Il:
g @bi.S he IN .s and s held by the Subscriber
,,,,m., "A. sA Az w,;s $50,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. AND GUNS
ihsr ,pl.ns Of rsware &C, which they Of
ssaa Hinge. and Screws, Fine Pen and Poke, Cutie
ss%: ne: : ~ Tss bss Jss
Bolts, Locks, nc: astors, Candlestioks, &C.
Seytnes, Scties, ShovcIs, Spades, &c. Sc.
Also, full assortment Guns Pistols. Rifles and
teri s at lower pces than other house afford SELL
having been purchased aucsn and elsewhere much below
the original cost
-. A w. SPIES & co,
a22 lmsr 2,8 Pearl street opposite Plat street
pLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
Caored Photograrh, Bro'dwy, corner Of Murray
New York The sole privilege Of taking coored Da-
Lkenesses heing confined this
recently much improved md enIs ged for The
a omodon Of ladies' and embraces fewer than
90 d fife cut apitmsns, = .tt... ....... !
N .mbe's Patent CoIoire Daeueuectype Apparatus
Patent Galvaeic Gldn Appa and
aud Ptsnt for each FORWARDED TO Of the United
ettis
h ogpher supplied lower rates than at oher place
IN the ctv.
Glvaoic G,ding and silveriny done to order
Postpaid letters only htenledto a2lltns
WEBB's INVERTED CONE LAMPs-lf there Is, a |
w Csnyhens lamp in exitence at really deserves the
euon a. the public IL that with the inverted move
wenf) recently invented by Mr. A. Vt Webb We hare nee
Their heard Of anyh the shape form OF Lamp
That completely embrsce all the points OF utility al
.h, Ian We advise all who nay Be IN want 81 Inns for
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Ship Master and Accents.

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore RoBERr SILvEY, of News Fleet Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Aren't. and Cor
sending this Once all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
!. BENEFIT Of Mr. Haek.,.
a... =. joD ySx De ''"''"'''
'.' HIS LAST LEGS.
.nl 40 MOSS 'SSss'iilGET.
.'a Y.u .,i ul AiILiT r2se, TRATSn,Sc .r
Boxes. 50 ss.; rit q cts: Gallery ~ cts.
D. CHATHAM THEATRE.
Fl ;s:: !. sSs,..,.S q; isig ;.
1917 rms fy SaS 5S BSz ii,i iis'i
,aa 4,oi t0o MAf fRfi DRAKE RAKE.
p goo 'lhw RoB AMss SO &rvE.
: --D -Dln i III sGGf TTr OH
nITCHMLL's OLYmPiC THEAT
sas THIS EvES WSitsES%i. !; performed:
lingo. od ni Mitchell CONT Coincide. Graham
, 1.''. o'ra, (. . be. z AS;f " tss.
% TIL. D.. ~ ). ss.sis = r. i.
:o@Menes AZ h.Is..., ]. sysry eyen,ns n i \ -"
UNDER THE DIRECTION or MISS C. cusBMAN
DUNE MHk ~ ~ Nasc ci'l 5; iiii''"''
7.aa sav Mr. Rs!ey 9ymuaitie Fsas. H"rl
.a sa a.-" EXILE S$TSsa.u ,,, n...
~ yd AMERICAN mUSEUm
''' D' h corner OF SS'STsd SaSS Nd A M.n
Re engagement e Mssd dsosn LAM
z..n =, q =. !. =. !SfSsf $saa''s'
Engagement, Of z5 5 ?IIsfi PHILLIPS tn. hid
i is;s saE s'si D's
8 80 The e'''S SHH S Esss';s EseA.n''-a'
ENORMOUS sSxsEs so e'f coSSsTRcroRs, &C.
iSH i:is sS 3 =. ;::; ssf Tass with
40 ElecfYo
,n GRAND ssssI S zsA s;s1.fS LADY.
Day every Wednesday and Saturday, afternoon
Admi..ioD to all % cents--Ch,Idren hslfprice .e
PEALE.s vHw YoI;K MusEUm
l B'0'ssT r Il o sss.e M MANLY City Ha-
Viii So s
Ag nth He hsppy inform tn. public that he has eee.
ted a" engagement BIZ BIZ " vX tffsfis
who VIII introduce his %.eh admired sketches Of Comic
The h.. much that he ha. enter
ga ST sfG Is S3is" BI,Ta, with .a ...
greatest M'risan and Ventoquist that ever visited
LA PETITE CERlTO. the much admired Dan.eu,e. will
sisno peroHm fss wo%dsai feat of Dancing Six
Dl Fancy f'si.: q so cG"" by M No. o.e
a Be ns day and
ee n%
Sell "s ss s ':i; .e
Mr. FRED ,RAKEnAN's. t!ird and last Musical
sn NT fSs S.sy h. L ssS On hi.
Ha ss %ss s % Sc. may be Obtained !, Mr.
Nv ~ Iell D4lIl 800 SINGING. ---I-7 --7-T7--
MADAM SUTTON. having arranged TO ,etorn Itly the
% II R Hsg .n sr H
.yle Singing that pursued w Bordorni and
ir;s
de-
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WAhNTED-Three or four Joumeymen Carpenters, at "a
Also for sale, one seeondl hand Countei Sash
Doors End one Bow Wipdow.la s2i q issr
&COO kEWARD-The sut.c .iber's . was burrla
R~N y entered on the night Of the l8h OF April and
quantity o. )ewrv take consisting Of gold gold breast
pnS ear,ngs of various patterns end Descriptions part Of
pencils, ladies' breaches, &c. y 'Ii-t' ~ Do H
or IN proportion for any OF them. lI ~ ~ lI7
-TIt'T DAVID MELVILLE * CO,
f[uL. .fU.tH .ll I9-FI lItIli 46 Maiden Lane.
b s.Pawnbroken will please stop any If oAer,e rhem
pa. -l BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
importance which all haze attached the Head OF
Hans clear index OF the value set personal hga and
whsn sy some speou freak Nature the ban form !,
artificial means to .uppy the deficiency Hence have arisen
those WONDERFUL discovers which bid Nature defiance Bar
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