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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

- THOUSAND Cypress Bunch Shingles and inch Just
10 arrived Sehr Nancy Clarke, sale by
an 81 RANKIN 4 wHrrLOCK
M ASEED.-FfTY Bushels BLUE Wheat for seed
w for n good article, price will be paid by
au ii PEAkE JONES & WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

" Fashionable Cioihmg.-The extensive in
voice OF and fashionable BY FRI
DAY MORNING, open for We invite
toniion Of dealers and the public generally.
au 3l-2t INLoEs 4 BROTHER, Aues
HOIT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.
Drawing Of Lottery by evenings $40 Cap
ts Tickets $40 Sales past
be had Of Hoyt q co. au3I
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE STREET
S3n-Gnn.

The Dnwing Of splendid scheme hand
Baltimore this evenings OCO. 1000
Tickets $40 shares proportion For sale to-day until % o.
clock, p NJ WORTHAMs.
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Great iinrrains i'm Travelling Trunks, Carpet
HAYS and Vaiice Hand Trunks.
I HAVE on hand very good assortment of
these goods and invite those in Of bargains give
cal-they will be soh very cheap cash.
M A AZ. IL
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Tribute OF Respect.

CpEBArR To BE coNrrNUEp.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

SOMETHING RICH.-Jus received, few pieces very hand
~ some style Chusans fashionable article for ladies'
few pieces plain aud Chcnc Satin Stripe together
with good assortment Of rich full Prints G. I2l
Also assortment Of Fanneis from - per yd
Tanted not To shrink.
Kentucky Jeans excellent article
Black and blue black Gro de Rhine and Gro de
DO do do do Italian I.ustres.
Rich Satin stripe and figured Ielencenes.
Furniture Paints large assortment. and very handsome.
All othe above ami fashionable, very
cheap for cash, by EDRIS BURNLEY co.
Next door 10 Wordsworth, Turner Co and opposite John
80 Thomson & COS Hat Store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

L ' White Corn. schr Protector sale by
29-h HILI. 4 BROTHER.
SHIETSI ShirtsH ShirtsHi--sitd dozen Cotton Shirts.
- with fine linen bosons and Collars, received aud for ac
by STARR 4 60.
% opposite EN Hotel.
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623,6i2 2iS,95 7s5,I9i 1884, 1853 95s ,7s5 1905 O3i
The discount line OF these banks much lower than
last year. while their bills drawn against produce
much higher than usual. They are near so per cent
higher than last The wealth Of the South is great
and the pursuance of the present system of its
difficulties well as its dependence on the North must
speedily disappear II holds in its hands the detnes Of
England On the cash system, Britain with her boosted
factories dependent upon the South and she must find
coin to send for its purchase. Under high tariff and
national bank the paper system places the South OF the
mercy of England because through the medium of paper
the results OF Southern industry obtained without CAPT.
ta while is constantly kept in debt for goods Under
cash payments England it is doing, must send mo-
ney The planter with cash in his hands, will then buy
fthe North of Britain peases him best. His indie
pendence will be restored, and his profits become greater
Pennsyva TO be cutting out at last The bill
to dispose the main line of State works passed second
reading in the Senate Wednesday, with an amend
ment that the company pay $4,000 900, instead of
$4,000 coo, beorethey get possession Of the works The
whole sum is stillllef at Si6OOoOOo
law has also just passed authorizing three trustees to
sell any all of the bank company stocks owned by
the State at their market value and pay over the amount
into the Treasury as may be- The following is
list OF the dividend paying stocks:-
LIST OF srocKs OWNED nv THE STATE, WHICH PAID Dr.
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E FL Dutch, day. Bsmen for Charleston April
Foreign Ports.
s;, AE SiE S$sIs:'3 %sns p.lmo.
ioE Bremen; Fs,yonie, from New Orssn. fcr do.
Sye1sT f:ssaf; Nsw
OH: En- s;,s is1 SsT o:''' SOON
10 5V ys r hysf d,s Forks. for Boston
S MS.,s, s% oT l. ypl,ss salem ds Con-
leans Baltimore ds; Henry os for Boston, do; Cadet
Cows, March a-An Bomeo FowLes, Havana. Sid Ellen
cS GGgs or cG sS Mah Pr Crusader Liverpool for
bile 20 @ Ms n @
DsAt March SD Amy White s,v.nush 3D. Mars
DaHrs .Fcb Marsh 3Csd veIons Howe. Antwerp
ban Bartlett. Hamburg the Roads Italy New York for
wP sSas; .;S s1T Rs!;s15:n
Art s'@ 61s6s,:s do L:sas
Ss xs.ynn WS
S,ssS ss%%pdf s.vs%SS PsIs$s MSSs IT,
NyE sH" s a.
S:f Sss Sass'IsS9
si;sS S''S; "'s s
DuChp2ye d'DUeany.
for NYork: Mar "a; Apollo, in The Roads
IsdE OF WIGHT March 2O, Louise, seenken, Baltimore
LrsD0Sc Ny Ayrshire Mobile En-, inward sh
MABsElLLEs FEB aI-ATr sultane, Porcel, New ohe,ns
Mar TO- ,,
NEwPonT March 4Sld Great Bntain Snaxson, NYork 3D.
SHIELDS. March s-sd Mexico. Copeland, and Robt Ann
Sw.NAGr previous to March Soft Occidenen Petersen
NYok for Roltedam 9Th, Benz Morgan, Julius NYork for
Antwerp.
PORTLAND, April PAR Oxovd Gutter London: Ilth Abb
ba,hula, sawyer Nyok: oh Augnsta, N,ckerson. do.
salem Anti aC Cid HemiIon Fisher, Africa; Mary Helen
BosroN April 2-Am Amena Dill BarimoIe: Holder Bor
den BaEeI savsnn;h Is, in.nt-rsssed ne Tybee Light
also. AIge. Snow, from Aiexsndria Also arr Merca
s% %:,HrsSU Me- MI Cash. HGgy Me
va%a; Persia cha"%Itr K f j. hoeiet Tbo@ps""
Charleston; Cooley Co. Eld!se NYork; Teysn Ieish
ton, EastpoI Ar ll,h Unicorn MOrsHns; CO%it NcLer.
Lawrence. Meeker, and Splendid, Bearse, NYcrk.
PHLApELPHrA Anril n-Ar North star SIX ellington L,v
syph Nickerson. dos President Brown. Lubec Cid Pearl
Harding Boston; Antares Crowell, do Louisa OTIS New
ELIZABETH Cry. NC. April lo-Ar Delight. NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, April 5-Cld Hacyon. (Br) DEAN An
cS April 1 Gla, Fisher Casey Antigua
ca b A and Ca
RIB, Nickerson Boson Moon, Hayes, NYerk Sid Clarion,
| GEoRoETowN, sc. April 5-Ar Mars Hill. Gray. New
ME Bend Es P S"s ssna s m
Philadclnhia; Ann Parker Brghtman Savannah; Ontario
saS s ;o S % a M
| Boston; Plot, Wilson. Porto Rico and a mkt.
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Foreign InaportRtsons.

HAvRE-shp Louis Phippe-a pkgs r Hs'ght-l Re ad
ReSsId eGCl Roc. rsEl Bab.d-l Stout CO..
Camman & Whitehouse-2 Moran Iselin-5 Muller &
q Hewitt II Henn' quin col w Schmidt COS
MurIav-3L Goldsmith Wencke-4 A Voi.in 4 col
M Piston Ahlss sstier-s Laehase FousheIsA
Foley-s Gen De Ayiai-3 Brunhsler-3 Jolly Freies-3
Ballen Sanders Hyde-3 Therioa, Maitland & co.,
Porter-1 Nelly Coz Renard s. ce-3 Mamazet Smith
~ =, hennlg-2 Gillet Frer,s-l Rsbssu-2C Muller.
Hoberon-l Brun de IN Rossiee-3 Deraismes Il BOiz rd
G T Vietor.sW Buwer-2L Cohen-7 Loeschiek Wlsen-
donck-2 Whthonss-l Prime: Ward King-l Nesmi,h &
! Wolfe s G,ll.sPe-l Fleming Boieeau Ru;chTl E
gen-l KeyseT-l Never son-l 7 Valentine-i L G
Ma'tin-1 Strang-l t Shrldon-l T. NJ Davis-l Al.
specker-I f. BeneanZ's-l II Sand-2 q Hessenbur-1 &
voizin-I F Cottinet-I C w Schmidt col Derham &
Moore-26 70 order.
HAyANA-Brg Vandaer-06 bags coffee liz hhds molasses
Youpgs250 bxs Tavor-67 do Grinnell. Mntum
col2 pumpkins 20 600 oranges bbls moasses Berry,
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Rssse r1s F Ct
1 eo 1T ss'sss
HiS s%%.Ss
NC R EGs Cs
Arrived.
Packet ship Louis Philippe, Cmtof from Hayre. March g.,
with If GT % ssS . Fa sp.Hs
mails with ship Augusta bound the Channel ia .at a. Ion
T. severe gale from the we'tw"dost most of
sss, day; sT ys
Left U. soops ynccunes destination uni and Fall
"ied BY the Mexican squadron off Copeaesy for
break @ HEstIde Misery estimation Ghats
France died the inst off Torlugas of consumption,
Brig Vander Berry, IA days from Havana, with mdse, to
Brig Veto, Coombs days from Prospect Me- with spars,
sshI G ~ King ;s spsnS.I 70 days from AaAapa' with
schr osceoia. Holt days from Newbem. NC with naval
sehr Jonas smith Mills days from Wilmington, NC with
schr Louisa, Atwood. days m Plymouth Mass with fish,
schr Convoy Howe. days from Dennis Me- with fish,
scnr Sam A. Appleton, Nicserson from b with mdse
schr Leo, Farwel days from Thomaston, with lime to
sshr Yankee. Goodrich days from Ihomaston. with lime
schr Commerce, ocland days from Boston, with mdse
sChr Transport Nckerson days from Boston, with mdse
schr Utica, Beae, days from Boston, with mdse the
schr Tgress. Lowell days from Boston, with mdse the
schr Telegraph, Chase. days from Newport ballast,
sIosp Renn Darfee, days fOm Newport, with md'e to
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE O. THE R.opE isL.ypER,l
h, Utica, Bearse, and Peng.yvsg, Crowell, Boston
0I s RSods .S s Fan and Cns Mason
for NYok Sid CLARION hlban Spoken By spilot boat, 10
chased for whaier
General Record.
PACKET SHIP LIVERPOOL for Live pool will sail on Mon.
day. Her letter 5igs Gpn's News Room the Er-
change.
Packet SHIP sHxrrrLp for Liverpool de aimed in con-
quence Of the weather
BAnqur wHrMonr, arrived Wednesday from Apalachi
col' pu, INTO Key Wsstta undergo some rfng reIa hav
M,;iSo vsssELEsehI GIeenbury Holt Csp,,jn G.ino,
NC with of dry and groceries As she has
81 s s n & Il is wo 100
Baltimore built. and not insured.
sr STG@ S e. fst %ss
s s f,'S and
was mailing for st Thom's,
o.. az r S . sss ss
Was with rTyn sr On ,,, hs 9Th inst by
ING snR H sS survey held upon this ve.e
Ms S sf 'i %ss IN her
hold e s S' CsS Which, 9s s 81 h vii
sold for acc count of under writer's.
whaIemen.
Arr A. Stonneon 18th inst United States, Burnham, Gro.
zette Islands with 200 bbs elephant and 60 do sp OIL
spoken.
WATSON, Douglass of BrOckyic from Cape Hyti 70! Bo,.
tsT % i ms Sa .esxS %S WV rs
miles dsant-by pil OF boat Phauinm. .
Foves of and from Boston for Baltimore, hous out April
II, Montauk Point N IS mies-by pilot ho.t Phantom
Cheney Crahtree, II hours from Nfork Tor Stettn 9th
April lat 80 20, Ion SO 90.
Chester from Po,ts Rico for Boston, April 5h lat 30 N,
Ion Sc 40.
Constellation, of Hslowe March 30, Marel bearing Sc IS
miles.
Awilda from Norleaps, April 2, lat %, lon 70;
ma Banks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-15

90 sARSAPARILLA.-The members ofthe College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy city of N York beg respect
fully to announce to the American rubc that their prepa
ration OF Sarsaparilla Genan and Sarssas prepared
under the superntendence Of scientific medical practtion'
well acquainted with the medicinal properties and GU
ratveowers of each root and the exact proportions one
should bear to the other.
The public will thus at the superiority OF such
an article over the Syrup of Sarsaparlla manu-
featured the druggist who cannot be expected to
cess sufficient medical knowledge to make really Dene
fetal extract but depend entirely for the sale OF 1t BY
putting advertisements and barterDg their mixture for
certificates The genuine Extract Of sarsapsrilla Gen
an and Sarsaas prepared by the College, has now been
before the public for year and the best proof of its
efficacy lies in the vastly increased demand for and the
faterng testimonials of the members ofthe medical pro-
fesson generally In all diseases arising from mpurity
ofhs bood its effect truly benefcal-such scrola,
salt rbeum, cutaneous eruptions chronic rheumatism sy
philitic affections arising from the abuse of mercury
argemen ofhe glands and all other diseases arising from
deranged state of the sysem-Sod single bottles IS
cents each; containing half dozen So so; DO do
one dozen So w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms ofthe College 81 Nassau ST.
New York.
N. B. liberal discount allowed to country practoI-
ers and druggists.
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90 THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW

Qg- THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW
will be entirely original 1t will contain three original
and humorous Engravipgs, by Ftz SQUAD capital
local story called Dggens Essay at House Hunting, or
The Upper Part to Let oh That Coon! poem, by
Spoons c.; The fights TO and them is to come,
from the latest Bells Life in London Alma Mater; Low
Life in the Villages Almacks in the West The National
Academy Another Daniel Coropers and Juries a
trca poem, The Stage and Temperance; Medding with
Politics; Theatres the Park, Bowery and Olympic; For
eign News; All Sorts of Things, satirca numerous,
critical and witty, by Lade moral and numerous Dis
course, by Dow, jr editorials, police dongs, snd the
latest local and general Office 100 Nassau,
Ann street price cents per single copy; 81 for eight
months, for which the paper will be carefully mailed t,
any part of the world
Advertisements cannot be received later than 10 o'clock
this Saturday evening.
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This pretty clearly the progress of business
aid the value OF property dependent upon New York.
On the Goth Of December last circular addressed
the stockholders setting forth the above facts and
posing the appointment Of receiver Recently several
judgments have been obtained against the company and
the building advertised for sale the 18th inst under
one ofthem. In this state of affairs James G. King, rus.
tee of two mortgages dated May 1885, and the other
March, s40 addressed letter to the board of trustees
the company the oath u demanding possession of the
premises in trust as MORTGAGE to apply the
the interest in arrears and accrung This letter laid
before committee of the company composed of James D.
p Ogden, Charles A. Davis, and Henry Brevoort This
committee requested the advice Of G. w. Strong ESQ.,
council That gentleman the Sd inst gave his opinion
in favor Of accedng to the demand Of King morgagee
in preference toxthe appointment of receiver there
being no other alternative, the company utterly in
solvent He then prescribed that the mortgage should
be put in possession prems by the President and
Secretary, in the presence of two three individuals
who will make written memorandum of the fact and
date Of Its to be given to the tenants
to recognise the mortgage landlord The President
shall deliver the keys leases and other indcia posses
sion to the mortgage, nsructng him apply the rents
and profits to the satisfaction of the liens which he
sents.
On the 9th instant the committee reported to the rus
tees in favor Of the advice Of the counsel and King will
will therefore be superseded Mr. Strong stated that the
mortgage would not be compelled by law to pay the in
teres on mortgages prior to those which he represents
but he must do in self Defence prevent foreclosure
which would defeat his interests.
Here utter humiliation of 81 O0O subscribed
and spent upon this building That represents the
difference between the high value of property and the
imitation of prices beyond what the real industry ard bu
sness of the country support was wealth created
by paper, and has vanished with the bubble
This "highy respectable" trustee is Of those who
helped to fquander the of the company, and he
forward and seizes the whole for the benefit
Barring BrohersEt the exclusion of the hard working
mechanics who built it. The anomaly is thus presented,
that London broker the New York Exchange,
and the debts TO the fine, mechanics who built
repudiated
In domestic exchanges there is very little alteration;
at Mobile the rates have fallen to l6 The rates fol-
lows
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PhiladeIphia Cattle market.

ArRm I3-Beeves--sl4 Pennsy vana. and $50 Ohio of.
fered l67 Ohio cattle went to the New York market
Sales made at &c; extra Gle. $50 left over Cows
All cows and calves in market Sales from $lSto 26
extra $50 SO; sprngers sold at $l6 49, dry
So as Calves-Sales at the market at rs $50;
three fine sold at 50 80 live weight, amounting
to S39,76 Hogs-340 Ohio and 27O hogs Of
fered. Sales OF from Al to At cents; IT'S left over; 200
went to the New York market. Sheep-l670 in market.
Sales at 81 a $50; extra $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-15

GO BENJAMIN F. GOODSPEED, 1870 Sixth avenue
has used Shermans Lozenges in his family for the last
five years, and never knew them to fail The Worm Lo-
zenges the only specific for discovered
They pleasant and certain to dspel all kinds Of
hem two doses all that required to cure
any and of Shermans Cough Lozenees; one or
two doses usually stop the worst coughs colds and in
- hours effect perfect cure.
Be particular 10 get Sherman's Lozenges they
alsne knewn from experience to he good His warehouse
is at lO6 Nassau stree-Agents Ledger Buildings, Phil
adelpha; stanwix Hall, Albany, and State street.
Boston.
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90 DIR. TAYLOR'S BALsAM LlVERWORT, 375
Bowery.-Let all read and that the new label " to
nrevent Conn OF feitso ia IN IN ~ hottie

New YoRK, Dec. Goth, ls42.
Dear SI hereby solemply certify (and shall be hap
py to state these facts in detail to any who will call
mel that my wife in April last, ooka cold, which
brought a violent cough with copious expoctora-
on) preventing her sleeping alright She raised thick
vseid AFTER and feeble to be lifted in and out
of bed like child being able to set up. She had
been attended by two physician besides Dr. Clinton,
family physician who frankly told me they had done all
they could for her during the three months constrn at
tendance, and generously recommended me trying DR..
Tayor's Basam Of Liverwort, from 375 Bowery, as he
knew something about its character, which did three
weeks since, and happy to that she is and
walks about rapidly recovering her health and conf
deutv recommend il to all affected with consumption,
any disease of the chests or lungs.
HENRY DOBBS, $50 Greenwich ST.
The public cautioned against imttors of this vaua
BILE medicine under other it alone be relied
on, when everything else has failed.
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Died.

On Thursday 9th inst of consumption at the age of
30 years Mrs ANNABELLAF F. LvrNos widow of the late
Christopher Livings of Yorkshire, England She died
as she lived meek and lowly christian, exhibiting
the blessed fruits Of faith peace patience, resignation
and hopeful immortality.
Her friends and those OF her sister, Mrs. M. F. Camp
bell and of her brothers. Nicholas Charles and Duncan,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence, SO Hester street. tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
On Thursday 18th inst after short and illness
BRIpGEr wife of John Smith, in the 9th year of her age
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Specie continues active, both coming and going, is
in that unsettled state caused by the conflicting
of business The tide of the precious metals is flowing
into the vacuum created by the destruction of paper.
rushes forward eddying and overlooking all channels
busness when they full it settles calmly and hence.
forth has disturbing TO produce violent action.
The following is tableof the affairs Of the banks o.
South CaroliRa.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

Conn. " ''' '' ""'''-'
NR lin April ls-ATP Neviu. tBr stoog 81 John
abbott amson Gen Lafayette jarvis and chesapeake Post,
YORK kendnEeag, MITCHELL: Bucksport; Eliza, Sawyer
dos 49, '' "
do 49,
WILMINGTON, NC. Anril 7-Arr Dirigo, Tucker, NYork;
Apphie Means Boston: Olive Branch Watts Bamore Sh
Grand Turk. Nichols New York. Cid 9Th Packet. Clark So
Lucis Bransrd Noonan Matanzas; h Henry Chase Steel
man. Cienfuegos.
MoBLE, April 7-CId Huron, Payne, N Orleans
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New York Public Stock Exchange.
Second Board.
State OF Trud1.

Owing to the nelemency Of The weather to-day there
was but little out door business transacted.
CoBee-Asthe Spring trade progresses there do
ing IN the market, and slight improvement in BRAZIL
Prices ara however lower than they have been
known before. Private sales follows 5000 bags Bra
I'll % ast 1000 do Laguira 7sa 81; 400 do Cuba II g.
QUO 40 81 Domingo, 81 81 400 do Marscaibo, 7a7a.
at an advance Of about cent Sales of the week fol-
lows 5000 bales pand and Florida, Al ct l4OO do
Mobile, al q u; $50 do New Orleans, D a u.
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o. HiIR-GRANDJEAN'S CONPOS1TlON.-An
important discovery for the treatment OF the hair pre-
sentative against badness and nallbe cure in all
affections Of the skin the head dandrf, &c. sc
Muudes of chemists apothecaries and perfumers have
successfully attempted to treat Of that part OF the human
bsdy, without having sufficiently studied the subject
By spreading osenaous reports of exaggerated fame
they have fagued the public with the words-Wonder
Prodigy
Only make fair trial Of Grandjeans celebrated Compo'
sition. people would adopt this method there would be
no reason to complain Of humbug.
Principal sfice No Barclay street. Particular room
for ladies. N. y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
YORK ky MEScaAST s' His Gi:s' CLERKS
''S' E s' Mobny Barry Kit c'" hi: B,oIs ''d'
Mis-, J,,,, Ta,,, Ahs, which ,, D'''''
MISS ''' r' TIE P "a s sTy Tf!:r wi"
Paris AZ f90sG To yy5a5
s ss. ,' s; ,y y?, M" Hunt
CHATHAM TtiEATTE.
:. sas Is s guar
Third TIER Tnis E Z! Gsv WI, TX (. Ss,om.,
Queen Elizabeth '"' A'As "''{ Ms. cli, %s'''n
wARL 6S f91 81 TIE Ei' GLEN.
aaaTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ s B,osdw w H. Nf s.t York
TH BE1 sSHSI Ssb =; THE : Beast a:;Gsc'r
ANY ANY zee ZEE:
PRETTY SINS t. X fsis'T FsE III SINNERS.
w ''' Inc %
AMERICAN TUEATEE-WALRUT-
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN
THIS hVES SRi6E H 81 AB i s;!! be performed
DI sns y.,., f ;'S 81 SO vi BAY
E.A. MARsHaL LIZ L.,,e.
AmEKICAN mUsEUM.
''''' Building corner s'T' SHk nd AM %sn:s
MISS MARY DARLING,
HERR DEFROTG,
Also engaged, Master r. Reed known an Daniel Lambert
Jr the GIANT BOY,
who but years ' GHaSd Iii SNs and weighs '' pounds
The celebrated Chinese Jupvler.
GRAND SCENE OF ENCHANTMENT BY
MISS MARY DARLING
Just added to the Museum two powerful Electro avanc
Batteries.
PHRENOLOGY.
An Eminent Professor attends daily and gives practical EY1
aminations and Charts Developments and CnarecseY at
fling charge.
Fancy Glass Blowing
GRAND COSMORAMA-ALBINO LADY
Day Performances Wednesday and Saturday
ata o'clock.
Admiration TO all IS censs--Chdren h.lfpric. %
FEALE's NEW YORK rnUsGUM
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
10 NOW RE-OPENED.
g. DEvOE. Manager
LAST WEEK OF THE TRIAL OF CHRIST
Vhs sssb4shment contains almost endless Of
RARE AND CynIoUS WORKS OF
. NATURE AND ART.
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST:
Ih 'eea % + ~ ,sPs.sptfs y PsnnS bat BY
MYSTERIOUS AND Aa1ONisHiNG" '"'
Gypsy WOMAN,
E-om England
FORTUNE TELLER!
Admission the Museum, % Children half prcs
An charge OF 2k to those who
Woman. aai,
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M A RITIM E II E K A l. d
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
po Of the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers they may lie will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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Married.

At New Rochelle, the 18th inst by the Rev. Gorham
d. Abbot, EDWARD d. HALL, of New York city, to Miss
MARY JANE WEsrERvELr, daughter Of Daniel Westervet
Of the former place.
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Provision Market.

No change this week in prices All our retail markets
are boun,itully supplied. shad are cheap
As the resumption of i5ation is complete sup
plies of every article will increase and prices still further
decl