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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, March I'd


WASHINGTON. March 10. lsat
There is really no news publicly stirring to-day.
but nevertheless, We are ueading on secre, earth
quake.
The Senate does not sit
The weather is rainy and unpleasant.
No news yet from Calhoun-but il is expected to-
morrow. II Is a matter Of great anxiety and inf
mite importance, especially it affects the annera-
ton of Texas and the occul alton Of Oregon You
have seen the article in to-day's Integencer
is here believed that moh treaty has BEEN mads
Could have got any thing, should have been able
before this to communicate TO you the intelligence.
but secrecy is the order of the day. The Tyler men
complain that you do not support the Captain for
reelection regret to express my opinion that you
have little to gain by so doing.
enclose you condensed report OF Mr.. Bu-
chanan's great speech on the Oregon question. IL
is the best yet given, and is very significant. as
sure you tina, the Tsras question looks sgsaiiy.
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WscAssEI March h-sd Cssild,, Chapman, Trinidad
mot loth); oncern. Steams. Phlauelphia
,SALEM March 4-Sld Sophia Shepard, Maranham--l3th
en- Ces ion payley Aid'a; Fairfield Burr: NYork; :.
BOSTON March l6-Arr America Berry Bangor. Wales, I'd
t IN coming the harbor morning touched Birds
IAN; exile Trinidad, 9Th ult Old Colony Chse for Por
land SD ds prev saw he no date) on Shot Keys; LO
lent ~ g fs Boston, since spoken; Citizen, Stoyer Ne~
York aud passed her 6h of Cape Florida also Partridge
Doughty Havana CID Falco Carter 1Mont.vdeo and nus-
90, Ayres Active Gardrer Baltimore lea Haet do Mo-
selle Standard NYok 18th. Hsrbinge Brown. Faysl
Goth ut
HoLMrs' HoLE March Is-An Empire. Dunning. fm Glen
Port Prince for do.
PnoyIDrNcg, March l5-An Reaper. Sears from Baltimore;
Square Brothers, steelmon Philad sd Susanna, Puen,
Frederic ksburg -
RcHsioNp March li-An Ann Elizabeth Griffin, Newark.
Below Orleans, Smith, New Orleans SD America somers,
Boston.
~WLMNoroN. March l2-Arr Ech, Messer Havana; VAL
hala Haynes. Bermuda; Illinois, Dowd, Maanzas CID, An
nah, Merryman, Guadaloupe; Gsorge William, Havana
CHARLEsroN March i-AIr Moon, Hayes. NYork; Hope
well Lawrence Mstanzas CID Lord Psmerston and
gov. Sid. Meridian, Wing, West Indie.
SAVANNAH March l3Air Elizabeth Bentley. (Br) McGre
gor. London A. geine Thorn Shannon Philadelphia
Below Mary Caroline Ga, Elizabeth Bentv, McGresor. 81
MOBILE, March s-Ar Lucrea, Rae from Providence; Nj
choas Biddie. Innes NYok CD Robert lsaacs. Barre
YORK; Goneco Bner and Eliza Susan Dyer Philadelphia
Nav ORLEANS. March 8-Cld John Minturn. NYork; An
dex King Thurslow. do; john Odn. Boston; Lime Rock
Aud Monsoys, Afaies; Greeisp Winch, St 1homa.; Sea
Norfolk Below, Arista Fabens. Rio Janeiro; Palmyra Bar
STOW, Boston; Lucreta.
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LoNDoN-Packet Ship Westminster-42 pkgs ] NJ Opren.
hem CO Goshon, Hodges x coll W & Wsring-8
ss Myers son-a Ins!is co-9 N Con,.l-3 &
Stewart co... rartlet cog Nollenis s CO &
or tyerson-2 Mark Levy Brohers-2 WI Morrison co
M nargi%arls Clark se %; Co,s den cos9 FL
gar cor Phelps Dodge co2O Goodhse & eos Garn
en1s Levi. CooL co 8 summers & co., J W Raymond
e. Ell; W. n.s5 Chspm'n-1o Prep Appleton
Walkera2 Goodhue COZ d Haddens & Soul Hosey-5
Srennell 4 Sons.57 Sfken < Co.'S Bu-rt co-460 N
Peck co-l2 q Norwood & co.. M & NJ kings Bar.
Der BIS;esr.n2P Basler-l Msses Hsrner Brothers
Sous Ma'her col lldwial Bell 4 Soa-l TURF 81
col Post col De conf Norwood & col Carey
y CO. u Lane-l Garrait-2 Prime. Ward col DE-
f. v re- u col Patton eel Morton P.u,-lA
Wis Brooks & co-759l to order
TRINDA Brig Chna-368 boxes sugar As hi ds moasses
bis ~ tcs honey Chaseain Ponver4lO bxs sugar hid
ties "a bis honey M Taylor. ~
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On the 10th inst OF scarlet fever JOHN L. eldest
Robert Cunningham, aged years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
at his fathers residence, No. SO Harrison st.
On the oath February aged 20 years. OF rapid
tion in the Havana, Mr.. THos. g. SIMPSON, of London,
former place
On the 9th January, at Rio Grande Brazil, WILLIAM
I: lNNEs, this city, on the 9th year of his age
His friends, those of the family and his brother Edwd
lnnes invited to attend the funeral of his remains
from his late residence No Spring street. this onday
afternoon, at 8 o'clock
On the 18th of March, Of scarlet fever LUcErrA BANKS
GOULD daughter Of Alexander s. and Mary Jane Could
eyed years and months
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Cotton Market.

The sales Of the week. exclusive of number of impor.
tant Shipments amount to 400 bales of which Ia
sold during the last three days. and them
particularly follows viz 800 bales Louisiana and Mis-
600 81 % at g. 1873 at H. 40 at q 500 1000
at g. so at 1880 at AGO at l05 $50 at S. 427 at
~ los at o. 81 at l0t 769 at o. at 64 at 81 1856 at g.
200 at IS at g. 100 at so 49, 100 at s]a9 200
at 81 800 at 2o5 at - 100 at 81 2O3 at 234 at H. 96
at 81 200 at 81 rs at ST. Al at 81 IT'S at 81 06 as
at 1916 7 1873 at g. 3O4 at 81, 27s at 81 at 81
257 at ST, $40 Mississippi and Western District 40
Mobile at 81, and SO Texas at II cents per ID.
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ExpoRrs-HIpEs-The quantity exported for the United
States has 972 hides of which for Salem 81 $50
Baltimore TO- 66l Philadelphia ii ,564 New York 81 sq7
light hides average aa lbs, costing board 81
a93 cts per Id.
HAs-Mixed $4,000 per A. to on board per lbIl cts
HoESs-Ox $4,000 per l00 to cost board per 1000 s3i
Is cents.
SHIN BosEs-6sOOO per lOOO cost on board per 1000
So 81 cents.
aSoOe-Doubloons-
. JANUARY II, lS44.
r. s. Since the foregoing, the brig Sea Bird from New
in port.
FLOUR has been sold, Haxa. at $4,000. months
dit to net So 81 cts Richmond country I6s5OO months
credit to net So 81 cts therefore Baltimore be quo
ted over 5s50O per bbl to net SO "a boxers
now supplied
In minor articles have no alteration to make in the
quotations annexed; annexed 10 which beg reference
Corn brooms $4,000 per dozen barrel $4,000 per
crackers large kegs $500 per a. small kegs $4,000
kegs small boxes $4,000 per box cheese 800 per ID
In prices OF exports no Otter alton to note
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Baltimore Cattle MARKET

Beef cattle continue to in freely and sales
been readily effected OF all that have reached the market
last week ON Monday 1870 head offered and so sold
The offerings Thursday embraced $50 head which
were taken for other markets and all the balance sold
the city butchers We quote the extremes of prices paid
at 81 90 for inferior 10 81 30 per 100 bs for prime
ty on the hoof which is equal to So 81 net The sales
were principally, however at prices within those ex.
tremes All the live hogs that have come in have been
taken speculation and retail sales making at
81 62t 81 IS per 100 lbs There but few now offer.
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CHss-Wood seat have been saeable for the past year
They are now worth per dozen 27S0O0 TO $40 90
Cane bottoms are only saeable in very small quantities.
Goldfish has been in good demand, but none except
northern sn packed In drums of 1913 lbs each will sell
to any advantage; now worth $4,000 to net 50 SO cts
BUTTER is worth 400 RS per ID to nett That r. am
the u States has not generally turned out well not being
sufficiently sslted "'"' NV 'e'"s
CoRDaes-Rnssia canvass and ravens duck will not
answer from the u. s. Prices are "
Cordage s quay soOo to net 50 ~ cents per quinta
Canvass, piece 26sO00 90 %
Ravens duck l2S00D LA 4"
HAMF Few only can be sold, worth Ise rs per III Al ~.
per quintal ~ ~
L,eD article that is generally saleable I'm, -,
quantity lately imported has been more than reon;p r
consumption. worth 100 ~ per Id to net AZ cts 'o'
LuurFn Pine boards and plank saleabe worth nor
1000 feet $4,000 10 net S25 ~ pei
TEA-Tha preferred here is Tyson the consumn tion &,
however small wortc per ID 5000 RS TO net Al cts
SoAr-Will not answer from the U. States
S,Lr-Worth 5000 per ala, to net Al cts
WINrs-Cette, Tarrsgona and Marseilles are sold in
considerable quantities. while Lisbon only is sold in
much smaller proportion Barrels are preferred and a
dark color and good body. Prices rate now
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A GRAND EXHIBITION

A GRAND EXHIBITION
~ the effect. pro need by nhaing ircus Oxide. or
EXHILARAITVG OR LAUGHING GAS,
will he givsn - The
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
TUE SDAY ETENTN MARCH 10.
SsVE<TY-FUUR GALLONS OF GAS
will be made that all audience who wish hive
opportunity TO take IL
THIRTY YOUNG MEN
have volunteered take the Gas that there be de-
Law there should be hesitation the audience
to come forward
TWO GAS BAGS
viii be used that he Effects have CEASED
person, another bag my be ready for the next,
TWrLVE STOUT MEN
engaged stand the which I'll. be erected for
the to those who tkc the Gas while uuder
its influence, from injurI 'hems 'vss or Others
IL desired hu will ms.lf TO fshe the
Ga' who believe thar he will fight when under its inue
the purity and sfety # the Gas, Mr. Coltor, who
make IT, will be the first to take it.
, Ladies those who accompany them will take
in the Gallery.
- Doors oren at 6la-Enertainment
o'cIosk
Tickets Is e,ch be had the principal Book
Music a.d Drug Stores in Broadway and the door the
evening Of ths entertainment. mil sire
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship niasters and Ax.mr.a

We shall esteem it ave5. if Cspans of Vessels gu.
81 Comnodore ROBERT SfLvEy. OF News Fleet re.
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed thu
vessels spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
Saasa sm m%eds'sy their arrival Agents End Cor
lending TO this Office all the Marine Intelligence they cur
obtain Nautical Information of kipd will b. ,hnakiuy
feceIved 49,
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Arrived
G'S;y Sd Ts ana I'd. rS Sss%
Brig Gin. small days from Trinidad D. Cuba, viii, 81.
gar and mol,iGs to Chsstss pssvert "a
or SG;,9 a H is'
ret Brown in quar- Porto Rico, do; Teazef Boston ids Ju
ssi Ias big Msoaud 70 days from
Ssshs S;S from n.li. Ms with sao
AT &c :I DO sss
nss$T 81; Ss
oTNYoTt On h inst passed sr lying ON hrr psm
;ss al .: sS full
Hnas from New London with granite
MASTER
Two briss-Wmd NV.
ship. Jacob PsnneIl New Orleans; vskbur. Berry do;
s; Ro% b.a Rns c .s CIV. c s1,
Liverpool. ' "
Herald Marine Correspondence
ST.. THOMAS, (West lndies) Feb. IA. 1874.
I've U. s. ship PEBBLE Commander Thomas w Frseborp ar.
rived this 70 da from Boston and
1sd on so ,f he .b bound on special 'sceo'e and
The ship tomac arrived off the mouth of harbor
THE islis%ins american vessel. were in port when the
Island Hov e~po Wales for e? saSaa"ah PIX;
a.o FsaHas I'm csa.
Co. IN dess loss of sail. aud sprung ae;k left
u hs" sh s"s
for Baltimore sale or the 18th.
Miscellaneous.
wS s % %,H R:y Ns @ 3 @
on TSs Rocks. T s be- sail, loose
New Lost oy'rboard seaman named Malcolm Nor
PRUssAN BRrc NAIApE, voss from Boston for New York
in ballast to load for Prussia in attempting Province
She win 5Sr owe; her bal aud il tn. should
Whalemen.
the Ts,s circulation shang Yesterday that
lad been lost sea gale Of vindno further
s Sss T .s.s & ,ss
sS w.N we eSp
te moros . an. OF f1Is and who said that be had
asS contains ssi the at
had ct SMit u Hs: . !, the
sd hs u wnH the , %ons
Intelligence he Undoubtedly Id have heard it
TAnrATLrs Cow, March n-Arr Ro,coe Bourne FIN South
Seas 3 he enc Jan % WIN full 1889 Dbl. VIII S
% AZ sf. JS,I .Ssa~sy 81. ssS heard from
@ sisSSsiss. goo Nj ys%s% As %S. % a
ss1rsy ri RI 6s, 1880 F Es Ge n e
Sc - S e.: 50
DISEASE but Also heard from off St in
v DE- ss VI Bate. TG ,sS T 30 VI .sS
Jackson. sid j n 22. for Salem, 1890 So
mouth with 1900 bb aud 200 bsck6sh SPOKE Oct
a. La o. lon sa W Com WORKS, Downs Falmouth, $50
81; N%glor SaGs $50 sp 4s "a lat - lon 80 Her Wan
SsSfs% sh ,ssss:S +; f. sa
Sn IsP Of h oI a ms Diego a is
ped NJ Bod%aa. late Of the Go.nod i Fams as
Geo Washueton Russell Washim, 10 sp for home; King
sion t na sou" Nint iISo p so9 W. bound shoI eru
% ds fin Edgown. clean had carried away Diet rmas few
dsprevious Fsb2 At2i f. Ion SO W. Dove Peabody for
Also Tarpaun Cove, Liv rpool Wilcox NYork of and
EDoAnIowv. March li-su euustop. Weeks, from N w
Coast for Nantucket with 27.0 bbls oil
spoken
Oneida. Of New Bedford from New York for yapay.so
Dec. T. lat 49, Ion 76
Sea Eagle aud I'm Boston for Mstinco Feb o. lat u.s. So
Cosmoroe Is fin Batuor, for Antigua March LAT 27
%, lon 81, 30.
Foreign Ports.
Tay,pAp FEB Pin port Coosa Janyrin for Philad, 10
Ciesfusgos for sem, cago Jai Tbur,on for NYorE
FAYAL Feb 2sIn port Brazil Andrews, from Liverp- oil.
repy Tor Boson 10 dssld Jan H. Globe. I'm Boston having
r'pd for ndwch Islands: 9TH ult, Hsrmoni Is fn Coz
bug hving put in dis,ess) New York; 10Th, Ariel,
'Sw)Im STOCKHOLM, do.
Home Ports
CORTLAND, March i5-A,r Motto williams. Ms,apz,s
DIT, c,a rlzabeh, Hasy, NOrea Sid, Baltic Surinsm;
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.


GRAND CONCERT.
sE X Fl ss Sn
Monday Evening" FoR Ni %aE ' ssS VT OF
e; $$sI n is'' s mi 4
PROGRAMME.
sons-Th McGrror, GstSering .......Mn sharp.
s Sas-As. 2 Mei M,i.: N.Y. bs%ss
shoro' Stay, prythee say. BY the Company
* I tea !" Il. s % k. NSsss
song Thy old si RI .; ;.. Mr Ph,p.
Ballad, My Erety lane .'..MI Hoi. an
sons-Th. girl tat oys'.... ........; :; MI Lynch
s2"f iu"Da$ $s'f m '' %S
Duet, co%ie, Mrs sharpe aid n .sBlues
5s. sharpe and NJ kaes..
esf Sd Ti s'se Be by
Doer. At quarter to 7commence at 4 before o'clock
TIE THT :! > q + TIE My Wy yoHK
r sPs CrFULLY beg leave TO call the attention of the
- '''" %iRissSSp rs MlscEhLAsEous CONCERT,
.%asut vcs. h.vr in the knds.i Ssna.1 w. ssnefou
siGS s;sSAST fIl' ;S XS33zIzFLLlsA,
''S siSS sISs Sss SSS$ \ ,jS$ou,
MRS M ,iHSS%S %!R! aGsPrH'
and MISS THyLoR,,
.s manner. tn. sS (, n SSi Gsi
lm r%c ws rs s sSSG . %
direction d " u {. HILL LEADER assisted By powerful
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ANNE RlCAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND PERPETUAL. FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
The Man,g,r ha, engaged fM one week more the ORIG
NAL KENTUCKY MINSTRELS, the best band Of Ethio.
plan Meodsts in America. who their Grand Concert
pc RIO nance.
Mis-, BL ANCHARD, the celebrated female JugEIer.
MIR. WHlTLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player aud Negro
MeloJat
MIR. B. WILLIAMS. the Deliueator of Irish Character
Singer Of Comic IRISH Songs and favorte Hbmppe Dancer
Mr. HOWARD, tire Violinist
MIR II q SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer
La PETITE CEHITO, the admired Danssuse.
GEN. TOM THUMB in Wax faithfully represented, to-
AMBERT.
The I'll rSY FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger
faithful representatives of the people Of
Egypt may be seen in their native costume
The GIPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
y eonsulted at all hour, Of the day and evening. -,
and Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Tickets IS centschidren under years l2 Tween
tvhve extra for private consultations with the Gpsey
Queen milo
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
LoTpoHTship WcslmnsterM Devine and lady, Of Liver
pool; w Jackson Carada; Henderson. Geo Mesrson
Geo Thomas WIN Ryan Henry Harrison, of London; s 1
Brown, of Bost IN. and I6 in the storage
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PIE ALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY:

ATIU FICI TUNE OALLENf
fBr00d,oay, opposite the Cifv Hail.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
RE-0PENlNG OF THE MUSEUM, with splendid at
trac ioIs.
The manager is happy to announce engagement with
SGNt'k FRANCISCO. the Magician and Equ,lbrist, late
from the mevican Museum.
The PHILADELPHIA MINISTRIES. in Songs. &c.
Signor MONIlVEDO, with nire mechan cal figures
The Mighty GIANTEss of enormous proportions, and a
Mr.. ID. w. WRIGHT. an unequalled sentimental Sit gsr
Mss yEsSELYN, an ACCOMPLISHED daoseus-.
GYPSY I'll RI sister Of the Queen the American Museum
may BE- consulted privately at all hours of the day
Fndgs Mermaid, Grand c. smarama and Curosities
Adisslon ,hng-2,s cents extra 10 those who n
suit the Cipsy Girl. mice
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FIRE BRICKooco Goran Fir. Brick Just received from
glasgow, and for sale by PERSSE h BROOKS,
mis- 31r 81 Liberty street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 10


sun RIsEs'.' ....6' MOON RIsEs... Ga
SUN sETs'.' ........6 HIGH wArER....-..
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
STRANGERS BEWARE.

STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, Il is
most import mt 70 chose experienced phvsieianDR.J
EVAN has owed his Old 6alens Head Ospessry No.
2Sa Pearl Of Bekm,n street VIII ne continues his
extraordinary of all delc diseases,
now He apprisss the citizens aud that
there Dr. Evans his old stand and kat h- has
necton whatever with other Office His charges
derlte, his consultations 'trctly private.
N. h observe the numb Im takes often dangerous
988 Pearl st
Medicines aud directions part Of the Union
by raticu as stating he and enclosing five dollars
m
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

NE w DNIOII ION INOI EN-
FOR SALE AT AUG TION.
- THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
bRSHroN aoHsss AZ AN New 'ss Bfiahspn sta ae
Gland, xl be perempteny sold, public auction the
Tuesday the 10Th day Of March next IL o'clock If pre-
viousy disposed of ut private sale
The Mansion House OF the most splendid establish.
in the United States The main building stands in the
centre Of Tour or ve &C enclosed IL
sve and commodous the main walls built of Bile, the
whole surrounded byszz and all finished the hest
The site cannot he surpassed. Commands Of the
whole ofe By of new York extending the North and
through the Nanows to the Ocean and portion Of
Jersey
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both extensive build
ngs esantl situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and well calculated Tor large boarding houses ho
tells.
For diagram and further particulars, apply to
II. CURTISS,
f13toMrs6'ec 10 Wall street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PALmO's N. Y. OPERA HOUsE.
Admission ops Dollar, sl pa. Of II. poS;e Doc" open
Days Of Performance~ Monday, W,dnesday, and Friday
Chi The opIa o. Be ee hi Tsd viii not be p.d run;
which The Of Lucia ID Lan%sasoI will be presented
on thai evening.
Lula pi LAMMkRNo Dol g rN''''
ESiS l Henry X.Ssa: "'"''" ~ Ys,sss
Cord aS %I,hS or 81, ts,1
Maimon Tutor Of Luc .sia Mayer
The whole under the direction Of signor vALTfLLrSA
For full particulars see balls OF the day Box Office
Bhs Theatre the off nights will be for Concert.
The Greatest Invention OF the Age.
sss S e.. i the
teai.ss S's,ne'y pS Of ,as sehass
. s Ess: a"G .sS d fs is
poses accordance with the solicitations Of .eient gea
psss hs1s an opp p 70 s.sovs
sn'iae world The E&HstTfO% RUoM e"rner of Broad
ar y VII day ssS
u KETs, IS CENTS; children under ten year. of
hs -n'fsnss Li,penard street. third door tn. left
rAKk TiINATItH
Do'i MONEY i1f ntfS SSStms s1ssy III Gents
The performance will commence with drama in three
PRIDE t 81 BIRTH
JoIibois. .............."........ Barry
THE FL * fSes' SGT T,'h
Is.ieiie sv Vanhelm Mr.. Hunt 1at''
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II ROCKWELL O r. STONE.
BENEFIT OF MIR n ROCKWELL
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FIFTH WARD.
AMERICAN REPUBLICANS ATTENTION
NEW MEN AND NEW MEASURES.
Retrenclmenn Reform, and Anti- Assessment!
MEETING Of tn. ctz ms Of the Fifth Wad friendly to
the American Republican will be held at the NJ
House No 1865 West Broadwty Tu sdav Evening March
18th, Clock, the Of the No
mittee BY order Of the Associato,
ALFRED S. LIVINGSTON. President
JOHN SbHHN'sf FL fEEph Secretaries, mia a.sc
Highly INfoeTANT-To your pests, Freem-n :
Vigorously snstan tonight, by and voices
the honor Of your b,thr gnt FOREIGNERS would rob
Education a Equality and Fe.do1 NOM Come TON
(M0atay March ltth. O'Clock to the Meeting Stone
ALPS Hotel i3 Fulton and hear the the Cham
pops of whom ths Ward American Re
publicans will entTus their City Councils
ABRAHAM q THOMPSON, Jr +, President
HENRY A tAE. Secretary Inl8 TEN
A fORTUNEcAny having five hundred dollars to
"A uvet safe and profitable business just
and ready fourshng condition, BE- Of good
living immediately and handsome ortu in short time
by applying personally by leter, HENRY A. FAY
Esq. No l42 Fulton street. New York. ml8 lt~re
TN QUENCE Of TIE sudden indisposltion of SIG
1 NORA MAJOCCHi, tie Opera Of BEA1'K!CE Dl Ten
'unc.me1t Instead Of which. the Opera Of LUCIA DI
LAMNERMOOR ~ be presented on that evening.
New ork, March 10th, 1874 ml7 Orc
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NUPEKTOK SUBMISSIVE have Just received le select
~ ed inv cires OF the folio vi choice bra DIS -
kegass. (vafious kinds
Esparero
Pnmdveras.
Ynge iuidads
And a'so lot of celebrated Ell PoETAs small
deli gh full fragrance For sale by
CLARK, BlNINGER & COZZENS,
nil lwsrc Sc V.sey rect.
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The wishing change his offers the stand
To good the place BE- had reasonable rent,
Apply between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock A NJ the
New York. March 10th, 1914 m alw'ec
.a3e ,LANcAsHIRE GOOsEBERRY BUsHEs-The
ubs' rters having Just received in the fin
LiveIooo 1890 osebe,ry Bushes from the most
straight two ear oa plants traaed on snse stem and put
sss Ssstx%sa
Lion, Whtesmith "Qu en- Caroline !. lilly ass and
Other famous kin . for wheh Lancashe elced, evry other
specimen of The fruit here from former atoms
stors Pc Of IN Goosebee, 50 dozen b"Ss at tine
Also 500 whe and red Dutch Currans the best favored
Also white Antwerp Raspberes ia lots of
sig roots very strong plants Sc yer dozen.
above are IN such prime order that elesen out OF twelve
is in fire Observe trim off 4 ur inche
Of the and inch two off he be Wanting aud
during after culture trim them well Spag and the
Packed and forwarded free Of ,xpen,: : , n,r,
mia 3tsrc IS John street
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
NO 81, BIB AND IS CROSBY STREET.
49, THE PROPRIETOR would inform III. friends
and the public that he has on sale at his large and
pns very fine pa Of Match Carase ho.s from
single Road and saddle Horses Of good style and action
fast trott rs and of great endurance
stock all wei worthy the attention purchaser,
sale viii find the Of this unsur.
passed by other OF the kind in the United The
- bes are very airy and capable OF sabg 100
Gentlemen having Horses keep livery bv send,g them
the utmost aud attention, with liberal charges
Tte also inform his renes the public tnat