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state OF Trade.

CorroN-The market opened quiet and sales were
moderate At the prices Of Yesterday O'Clock about
decided pmer several lists changed hands at an
improvement one lot of oss bales Of Upland taken
two weeks Total sales to-day about 5000 baes-about a
quarter for export.
The Packet of the 7h for Liverpool has bales
gagged at 3D. Two three transient ships have been ia
ken up for Liverpool
HAY-small sales of bale at So a 62lc.
Olive notice sales Of Crude Whale at 40c olive
sells at 90c English Lnseed we quote at s5c
Pnoynross.-Pork still continues dull Prime we quote
held at 81 25 and Mess Sc 40 Country 81 and So
Lard sells wanted at 81 cents Cheese we quote at
'wHpKrY.-Drudge, casks quote at 2sAc barrels are
very inactive at 24a 25c.
SALES REAL ESTATE, Feb. 2a-The house and lot on
l4th street. between eth Avenue and Hudson street,
with lot and stable in 18th street, whole di.
mansions 25 feet by 206 feet inches. -. $l2, 500
Brick house on Washington street. next to the
corner OF Jane street. and lot 10 feet 8 inches
House on I East broadway, and lot "a feet by 70
House ss on Henry street, between clinton and '
Montgomery streets, and lot % feet by 100 $3.50
lot corner of Hammond and Washington SITS,
Two story brick house So Eidridge' street,
Three story brick front house No. lo4 I7th st.
between 9th and It'll avenues southerly
side, house 10 feet 8 inches front by IS feet
TWO Story brick house and lot iii Broadway
Washington Place. being "a feet inch.
with piazza and tea room. .......... l4.5OO
Lot No 7l3 Broadway corner of Washington
Place, 2s by 100 feet -. =. .."......... $4,000
Two story brick house IS Christopher st.,lot 81
by 90 feet .. 1925
Two story brick houses and stores on the SOUTH
erly side OF Cherry street, 1877 feet l inch east.
erly from Catherine slip extending through
to Water street, being % feet in width on
4lo Water street :. .......... 1900
lot IS by 95 feet $500 ............. $500
Three story brick house No. "a 3rd avenue and
lease Of lot at $l47 per annum. -. ........ LAO
above. ...................... I,76o
Three story brick house and lot No. 10 Ord ave.
nue. corner of st. Marks Place, Is feet ave-
nue.. "a on the street .......... 5000
Three story brick house adjoining, No. 81 Ord
avenue. % by "a feet. ................ 6,4oO
Lot OF ground on 9th avenue 25th street22
by 100 feet. ................... 1000
Two lots corner of 10Th street and 3rd avenue
each 25 by 100 feet at $3.50 and 34O-together. 500
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schr Zon Eldrdge. days from Virginia. with md.e to
sehr Mary Gallant, wllou days from Virginia with
tiers. to master
Two ships, two barqse'. two bhgs.
Sailed.
Ship ssbatti, Cox New Orleans; brig Emily, Sherwood,
Miscellaneous.
sHr FoErm Of Boston, condemned at London was insured
Whaismen.
SsT So =. s % 900 I sGs. NY IL, Coast S ss sS,
lbs bone from the Nimrod and 10000 do from the Maria
Theresa
A ship supposed be the Celia steering North Nov 49, lat
40 n, lon 100 E-3y the Ann McKm, at his port
s.q sail bound through the Straits of surdg Nov 3d. of
ssml Gott. days from Guadalupe for Boston, Feb H.
.."dns NV a a. 'h oil f0 Tous.by the
Florence days hence for st Ceix inst lat % IS N Ion
Wiltshire Of Liverpool bound to Jane. River 18th inst lat
ESv % 2. }Gh. Evil; BGw .y
R .saS GGssS as ssS
Ss.ss A.
Valparaiso lockwood; Helena, Benjamin and LoIus wee
sas'f Ns"f eli
w e ss 81 ss
sss; Mary smith Banehsrd O% Curacss viz q Bohemia
aa
Mfs' Ss;.
5 fSF 's dag IL s c1sss Me-
t i Dssd fase sl e s
s's sS'%%ss ss s
anIa ows and .$s arr
Xeases Ch9ate, do, sd ,a.'d. Gaodt New York. do
spsaSd s P;%an B soa tat, JoSs
HofsS c.ss 'I,a'' ii's'
fa.f Bailey from Boston 81 Geneva, Carver. Belfast
GAsoIsss EsS Tpass Clark aud rsu;aud: F.:;
TTs 3,
%sSsss
for ro Bo.Sa Sssss kusS Of fds S fS
81 % is" soi For Ad
s sa Sa Ps' a. as o ia rb!afs
S4se as srst.! l M S:s ssS ae
Haven, ds; Pgthsa. chC. w!y pipqn; Fly. r.! orl
sio. ds ksbe CO. from oHHst
saJ iS Nns, We go EOr0 Curtis dag Menmo Lu
3 az. Htst, aSs." NJ.
SON do; Annawan Hutchinson d. dS LycomiSg, Cope
" trss giS a:a Loyal es
fom Wiqdward just Helen Maria sweese. and Gifd
No !'S rS%sf s s
y rG sS 81 .'g s ss s Live G
AFIada F.s days ss;o,s to fms" ds u.uc
uome rortA
Eb A A A,su' Rogers NYSEs
f0 1'H ss'fii Pike e J.so
SALEM Feb 20-Arr Pactous, Holmes Cayenne
BosToN, Feb 2iAr franklin Gibbs, Triud ID Commerce
Marsoa Apaacheoai Eiz Burgess, Bowers, Ceuluegos
Telegnphed, Charleston Edr dge Oceanus Croker; Ge
arr Moore; Grenada spooner and Caravan from
waa s9mes Mobile sigaal f9r ship. b,Isae. brgs Cl
yantes Tufts, Charleston; Autares Hatch Eliz ,be
Baker Philadelphia Ar Goth. NeIeus Masury Msnsana q
| A IN Mariel
NEw BEproRD Feb 2l-Sld Frances, Burt, Norfolk; Goth
VIM Gray DYER NYork
PRovpsNcE Feb 40 Arr Barfne Crosby Charleston; Eli
Ellen, Buchanan Maenzas; Huntress, Bauer NYork q
New England, Granger, Matanzas Commerce Allen MOBILE
New HAVEN, Fen 2O-Arr Elizabe h. Hoyt, NYork. Sid
Webster, Ogden Virginia; Victory. and New York Jones
| NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 22-Ar VIM A Caldwell, Horne,
Mayaguez Below st Louis, Marks and Nashua Skaats
NOrleans.
NEwBERS, NC. Feb I7-Sid Exit Abbott NYork Arr !
Cadmus, Curtis, Turks Island.
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Total, s375o.7a sli.c5245s s2s4ou
The country banks show the largest amount invested
in bonds and mortgages and the city banks the largest
amount invested in stock operations The amount di.
recy loaned and discounted for brokers is only about
quarter of the capital appropriated ospecuations
in stocks. $6,472,243 loaned individual notes,
whose responsibility is very questionable, and stocks
held as collateral security. The total amount of capital
employed by the banks Of this city in stock operations
directly and indirectly reaches S. 005 The amount
employed by all the banks in the State reaches SIS 696
5o9neary onethrd of their whole capitals. The bond
and mortgage item is comparatively small to what the
next return will probably show. The movements in
real estate have lately commenced The returns show.
ing the above amount, closed before the present
speculative feeling amounted to near what It is
The amount reported in the last returns as due the
Treasurer Of the United States, is sless5sI, as fol.
lows
Bank Of Ameres, isssi1 Bank Of Utica Cana s.s7s
This amount has since been increased nearly two mil.
lions Of dollars from receipts at Custom House. This
immense amount placed to the credit Of the Collector Of
the port, through whose hands this large amount passes
subject to the slight deficiencies that its transportation may
create. An amount Of money like this placed in the hands
of men who have naturally speculative dispositions is
grievous temptation, which, resisted in these times
been seduced by the golden bait and it may
quire something than mortal to keep from evil.
stock specustions have been the ruin of than
collector of government funds To guard against the
many contingencies that may arise and the dangers that
exist the Secretary Of the United States should
MS revenue a. fast az II accumulates There govern
ment creators enough to absorb it Immediately without
endanserng by allowing to lay any bank subject
to any petty officer Of the government
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Cleared.
shic' s Mah Hammond NsT os,Y Ew. CO. Nj
Mana LSss sw .SDos GdG
ss ..a. S:.a S S %s Co
asa de- & wash Es e Wilson tr s cobb
Ms ss b!.as.s
800 t Ma f. 9o K"fPS AsT
Arrived.
Ship Ann McKim. vasme from Canton and Macao, Nov
snip Wabash ssatca assay. from New Orleans with cot
ship Jane, Perkins I. IS days from New Orleans with
co;o" ThSs.,s" tes on the Bar ship vicIsb"is,
Ship whaitaa Stone days from New Orleans with
ssp sgs''' 20 days from Ne" Orleans. with
Shin Jams Edward Webster. ia days from New Orleans,
ship Niagara, Cole ii days from Mobile, with cotton
Ship Mary Frances, Hubbard II days from Mobile, with
Ship Hudson Page 10 days from Mobile with cotton to J..
ship Liverpool Coffin IS days from Apaachicoa, with
ship Arson, Bakman days from Charleston with cotton
Barqos RaPa Ward from Havana, Feb. T. with and
gsrque Ro's s,,ndish Spencer, days from Mobile with
Brig Eliza, Lockwood 10 DAYS from Guyana PR. with
2 bids sugar IS bbs to b. De Forest Co; $3.50 lbs ogwood
hh s S TS s' dy oT 81 Johns Pr with "
Ss s'sfo diy. s% T Ss",S
Of val stores. picksd bbis tur entne marked l.
S: ii ~ % q. from Yea Cruz with
nfsf New orleans %'': and tn. NE
P's: o w & G.. from rev Orleans. with
mdse. to master.
Brig Electro Packard days from New Orleans, with pork
to master.
Brig Mary Richardson, 10 days from ApalachicOIa with
Brig GsorEiana Beds, 10 days from Savannah, with cotton
to John Ogden.
Brig sullivan, Waite days from Charleston. with cotton,
q Buckley.
Sch Maris NJ Klotts Warren. day from Mayaguex PR
with is hhd 10 ok, mosssss 1000 oranges 100
to Mason & thompson.
Schr Bsava Gkey, days from Cardenas with sugar to
Buck Peters
Sctr Os nch Ellis 81 day, rom Msyagaez, with 100 Dbl,
sugar hhds moassss To 8 w Lewis.
schr Danube. Rich, "a days from New Orleans with molas
to MISTER.
schr Friend Lewis days from Georgetown. &C. with cot
tor 20 Post& Phillips
TO Allen Pax,on
Schr Ann D. Bede days from Norfolk with corn &c 10
Surges Chairman
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Passengers Arrived.

HAyANA-Bapue Rapid-Benj Warburon. Damas de Grams.
dou' ianeis Damarthsrav; Sapt tew. foT.and D..
Capt MuDson, Mr. Ware.
ST JoHSs PR-Brig Nauvoo-Capt Young lady and child
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Wabash-Mr Languaaetta, Mr. Smith
q Ia the sieerage
BARBADoEs-Big Juno-Rev Mr. WATTS.
VIEW ORLEANs.ship Arkansas-Mrs IL w Christie
Craftsmanship Arson-W Grosbeck Mrs Spence, w
Ludam, M Brown. Mr. W-nton.
CHARLEsToN-Brg Sullivan o Frost. Wheeler. w
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Grain Trade.

In this city prices continue uniform and without change
from yesterday Western Flour fetches 81 933 q So.
Wheat ranges from 95 to los cents.
The trade in breadstus in this city is Of such
importance and great value that applied the other day
at the office Of the easnrer General of GRAIN" tor a
port OF last years operations We obtained it, and
lay 1t before those interested in the business.
BusHELl MEAsuREp EACH MONTH WITH THE MONTHLY
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BY AVID RKS,
l54 PEARL, STR EET.


THIS DAY, AT 81 O'CLOCK
LAR az Invoice Of Fancy Good consisting of fifty
"A Spittfd Hndkerchief Pongee do fancy silk Dress Hand
kerchef Broche Shavs Spool otton, Corset Bone
Suspende Buttons Tin do. Lirsu Co lars Suspends Sew
ing Silk all coo Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead Purses.
Nett do Bags Paper Hangings Cloths Cassneres DapeSc
f7 lmsec
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
FOR SALE At 4 UCT TON.
MA THE NJ ANsiON HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
c. TH{0}MAAisE PAYS. ESQ and the BELMONT and
LIND VII be Perempteny .od, A. public aaetiSn at the
Tuesday the 26th day Of March next, o'clock If
viously disposei of at pri ,ae sale.
The Mansion House Of the most splendid establish
s be United States The building stands in the
sye and rodous; the main walls built of ma BILE the
whole surrounded by and all finished the best
The site cannot be urpa,.d 1t Commands view Of the
last Rivers New York, BROOKLYN, The Long Island Shore,
through the Mar to the Ocean, and portion Of
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both extensive build
ings easany situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and well calculated for large boarding no.
tes.
For diagram and further particulars sppIy to -
II. CURTISS,
fi3toMrs6sec - w all street.
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Fss 10 AT market 500 Beef Cattle and 900 sheep 40
Beer Cattle unsold
rncEs-Beef CattleThe prices obtained last week for
IKE quality were hardly sustained. We quote few
extra - 75a5; first quality, 81 25 a 80; second quality
SAa42a third quality, 81 90 S.
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sheep-small lots were sold from 81 so to S. wethers
from - rs to ST.
Swine-None at market
We noticed eight premium Cattle which arrived in the
cars from Connecticut, after the close of the market
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On Wednesday Afternoon the 2ist instant JAMS, wife
Captain Samuel Ingers aged 80 years.
At Jersey City, February 81, 1874 THOMAS WILLIAM
son of II. Il. d. and Mary Jones, aged months and Il
days.
The friends of the family and Members of Hudson
Lodge No. IA o. Of o. F. respectfully invited to
tend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
dence OF his father, Essex street, Jersey City.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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On Tuesday 10th February, by the Rev DR. U. u Wal
lace FRANCIS GEORGE KAEwINo ESQ., Of Germany to Mrs.
MARGuERErTE SOPHIA GRosvENoR, Of Dublin, Ireland
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IMPORTANT

IWPONTNN /.
THE subscriber having ipe complete for the
western country prepared 10 Then price Cor every
dsscr nj of LApigs irSrLEMgrs CAsT orr w
INC ArPAREL, COSTUMES, ~.
Gentlemen or Families having ,upernuous Cio,hiag IN dis
c will 10 well 20 send for the subcrber will
lend them at their rssidenee by appointment
A line addressed TO IL LEVETT,
Box lc Lower Post Once, will reesivs prompt ssaton
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AMERICAN m USEUm,

AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AN d p RIP E TUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Day vi.iun admitted same evening free
ITUNPRECEDENTf y ATTRACTlONS.Au
The Manager takes pleasure n annonpcng
with the YOUNG WIZARD OF THE NORTH StGNOR
FRANCISCO, the great MAGl modern times who will
appear in his most ,onishing and exir ordinary
EGYPTIAN INC.4NT.4TIONS! and
GRAND CHINESE EQULLBRIUAS.
Last week. positively, that and talented LADY,
MRS WESTERN.
Also the renowned comedian
GREAT WESTERN:
who appear, for the last time this establish ment
and most amusing COMIC MONOLOGUE, ass ssd by Mr..
MYERS. also the Imaginable and deeply interesting YAM
kee Couttshp,
Mr.. L. q. BOOTH, the celebrated comic singer.
II 9 SHERMAN, the beaut.fnl Ballad Singer. and LA
PETITE CEkITO, the admiIed Danssuse.
The GPsEY QUEEN, the surprising Fortune Teller
in world may privately consulted ali regarding
Past, Present aud Future Evehts.
Performances at ia O'Clock, and WednesAAy
and saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Tickets 25 oentschdren under l2H TWEEN
tvfve extra for private consultations with the 0psey
Queen.
70 Saturday next being the last day OF Mr. aud Mrs.
Western they take their farewell benefit it'll extraordinary
fractions. l9rc
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ROBERT HOPE HART,
INPORTER
NO. III NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE,
OFFERS for sale, in lots suit puchssen Scotch Ale,
" London aod Dublin Brown Stout, scotch and IRISH Whs-
k-y Dark aed Pale Bnad'es, Msdeir, sherry, Port Cham
pagre, Sparkling Hook Caret &C All OF the best quality
&c
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 30
Cleared

...6 46 MOON sETs..' III ID
SUN s. u HIGH 20
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H1yn 1uo
'THE SUBSCRIBER hereby Informs his friend, and the
publc that he Intends baking Passover Bread
for the ensuing holidays, Monday, the 2th instant lie
woold feel extremely Obliged by ing
possible
Notwthsanding that he has contracted with the congeg
oGs fnsm Che1d Shs, Shomaim, and Beth Israel he sti
shall feel harry 10 supply longing
egation. The majority Of the members Of the Elm
congregation having already their orders the subscriber
s confident that this noble aud independent will be
followed by Others who should be Similarly situated IN regard
70 their own they please hout
being under any restuint. NJ. S. COHEN
TERMs-H1yn of superior quality. 81, to the pound
a. six cents; meal eight pound
Orders taken all kinds Of Cakes Cor the approaching
holidays at his Bakery 70 Dey street, or 90 Duane street
m
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AUCTION SALES.

hOO 1O&N 0xA1A|e|s
rnToMAs BELL. Ausaosss'r.
THIS DAY,
At lnH o'clock, a the sales room,
IS wearing snS
other articles.
At loh O'Clock in the sses room,
In sale of valuable Of all descrp
toos comprising desirable assortment of thing in the
Also 800 Saon, London Dock Gin in SINAI. packages;
Ao large additional lot Of second hand furniture,
ing, kitchen furniture, glassware, &c
NgE..y facility will be afforded iGI tn: a,.ps.. Of
businssa ike manner Sale. viii rsxuIsr and eurp.
this ThSS Hsf sE II ht e.: : Ct
Anor P sEE 81 xs MH9SSEEx AS Prom os.
Ms Mooney SsSsy Co. % . Hi: Bag O'Clock
Ssps bss.
MhS T 'S S. G s%% faMdr s
Bottles double and single shot Bag' Pouches Game Bags
Gshs1 with sss:f s ;sS
car can be examined The how, rs l21 t.se
ELEGANT FURNITURE, &C. HARLts ); sMlTh
so w s Ser son mn. e""ei Dune street %
&c 8 :@x uE,sa. a"d .nsa
ss ;.a ssTs % @
double enclosed with mahogany tops card aud
Also. small gusnty of second Hand Furniture, with
VIII Oh the sale will commence. f23 lt'uc
pEsEM M1HHAhp yAs 4Hkh
L surance Complny-ANl HONY j. eLtECKEk& co
will sell public the hiR hest bid "Wednesday
2sh dav of February 1884, at oc ok at the Merchants Er
change
TWENTY-FOrR LOTS OF GROUND, embracing liv
the eecord Avenue with the Of s5th streets md nine
lots adjoining the south side of 2Jth thu
I'd aud Sd and extending within LAG feet OF the 80
the lots abou 90 feet deem Sewers extended
tho I'd The high. solid ground, with
the Crcton water laid through the same and built up on the
north side ,hs Seyenyhve cent
remain mortgage the purchasers may re with the
Com build have 30 remain of the cha
and thee-fourhs of Of building additional
mortgage.
Maps of the Lots AMI Plans of Building be had The
Aucti neeI ce latter Thursday nextl No Broad
near Wall street. fig to2sfc
BY DAVID PARKS,
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Average nett fees Of each Measurer

We find in comparing the operations of tho last two
years that the quantity Of Grain measured in Is43 was
nearly 400 900 bushels less than in ls42 which about
the amount that formerly left this for the East which
goes the Western Railroad into Boston II Is said
however that the principal Of the decrease is that
the prices in 1913 have ranged so much lower than in the
previous year. especially for grains that
could ship this market with advantage and pay
the But believe the real cause to be- the
change in the apparent position Of the northern markets.
produced by railroads That the low prices had their
uence do not doubt but compared with the fact that
shipments Boston and east of that city have fallen
off II is rather small.
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I0'''' 10 ooS7S 5oSbT8 Ib0,66I by,f235h F4,I52
COMPARATIVE ArNuAL AVERAGE PRrcE OF GRAM FOR THE
WARS 1912 AND 1913
- Wheat. Rye Corn Oats Barley Mali
Igi2...... ......tI,o5 81 So 70 AZ 7g
l8t3............. OF 81 81 10 az rs
REHABILITATION.
Busheis .4rg. ruiue
Whole Of Grain measured 222a,6I 81 i2I43O os
Product of this State, l,63l207L 7324C &C.
Received from other States end 8.
America 5osl33k $4,000 40
sh pped to other States and crport'd 600 1874 $751; 20 06
M asurr Generals a. cents per hundred bush 1894 rs
Dedu for of Office and contingent exps, $232 so
Do. uupaid dues Of Measures su, pended &
res gnad, 22W
Nett fees of Measurer General, IO79 10
Average fees Of each Of the twenty Measur.
az IS cents per hundred hushel., 83i "A
Deduct expenses Of do. including pay of
General, striker, tools. and carriage, 255 90
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PALmos n: Y. OPERA HOUSE.
Admission oi s 9s,iss !: tss,. Doc" sp-.
Days e3 Performance Monday Wsdne.Ssy,p and Fndsy
LAST NIGHT OF BELIsAhIO.
FRIDAY EVENING, seb zsd, tAr performance vii
e0mmsp BEI r'se; si1i'' umso
Beli,ao Roman General Chefof the Troops valtsins
h AEHs.ss Bsis$;; GsP gs..o.
Eussbo. KssPsT Q, ,hs Prison o;:;NId
e ss s,sai Sss'''
piSx.t.. si sisaS' A ss.ss,.;
Guards Ladies &c. by sef Ladies and o'n'i'n'a Of The
pFor full particulars, zee iii. of the da.y. Boz Once
BThs Thes,ls on the of nights will be let for Csne~u
or Lectures.
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II. ROCKWELL o. r. STONE
THIS rv, kEyI NORTH y ARpEARs >. .o,....
| -, Hero es and Heroinss fom the Holy Wan
W vs.a'., vsa as = ASsTa p'oii.flss. Es. e.
Ae" f 70 so IN ! ss'; @,ts Act
Arabs Of the East.
MITCHELIIs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING" February 2s-rhs performances via
c :fSDfHsi LIZA
XIX BARON pompoiuo. NJ, MI N;.t Tim.
S Sti:; :'%::':: II. ,ss:s1a
| THE OMNIBUS.
Rooney NcHinsou
| BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
JJobbHp p. TGHhfAHMNpIiiN . TR MEAsHak
i THEATRE And CIRCUS.
Boxes o cHi.ARLis THoRE II ~" Cents
has the ,rtire Direction Management Of the Theatrical
Comranv
THIS EVENING -eb. 23i-1'hs performances will
| commence WITH
| A Full DIes Entree.
| After which the Burlstta Of
| TOM AND JERRY.
| Followed by
variety Of Equestrian Aes Feas Of Strength some
| Dances Feas the Slack and Tight Rope, IL.
pvN TS u sSnS h ylth n.,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

Exports Of domestics from Boston for the week ending
the 18th instant -
Bales. Bales
To Africa. 80 To Sumar, 90
To w. Indies 30 To 8. America Total, 90 bales
Annexed we give table Of the amount of bonds and
mortgages, stock notes. and loans to brokers' of the
banks in this city, compared with those ofthe country -
R.~ Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

CHRIsTY's BULLETIN OF NEW PUBLICATIONS
NO. .4STOR HOUSE.
Go ID e US LADY'S BOOK,
FOR MARCH
CONTAINING FIVE EN,RAvI\GS ard SEVERAL
" ILLUSTRATIONS Of the OLD FASHIONS, Tweaty
one urgin,l ArtIces-Pnce Is cents
JACK kE1CH-A Temp rance Tale, bv T 3.
Arthur, with a variety OF otnsr spirited Articles
and illustrations, are comprised IA the LADIES'
MA0AZ " r. for February, pr,ce Is cents
ADIES COMPANION, for March, Is cents
EVEHARD MORT N, by N nan, do.... l2lz cents
MinIEhIES OF The 1OMBS do...... IIts cents
The sLOVED ONE, a ne work BY Harp-rs, i2H cents
OFFENCE Or THE WIGS, price,. q cents
MUSICAL ALBUM, do. ..... IS cents
Aiew copies of English and lr.h Paper. on hand
f23 ltsrc WM "A. ,,uKIslY Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

DARK THEATRE.-lhs public respectfully informed
that this Theatre will for the Nor
March ith Various novelties are PREPARATION. and will
speedily be announced fi0tfnc