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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-01
PHRENO -MNE OTECHNY
OPENING OF A
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in OW th-t and favorable reports of Press
ent Cou. have emoyei the FORMER inc eduity II the public
he merit, aud Dss9s S Il; yss%
not b. h s,e9sS +,
the both Lecture Rooms both and down
PROF. FAUVEL-GOURAUD
W NV Class for The es,nns and another S Cia,.
& te Catno, H ,SOa Is s or bic ru%bI Of susse1b II
ION Teesdayan Friday %, the Evening Cs;, att and
'o:i.ey thus rdut log the Course, time three
there will be tpo double Lectures in each part of the
mo other classes will b. formed hereafter any con-
FIJI sSsph" Bos,oa WahSxaon sad Baimo S.iS
III 81 Of 5s .%.,o. s ;ea Ss Course
iaciuding the printed Principles given at the door
4 Family Tickets for two
Es 81 admission %%ss At to s &. Dsy Gss
ash individual member only NJ 90,
loors above he Granite Brldns Office from 10 A. NJ
II for deyy Of 10 ds
p sFor the satisfaction OF that portion Of the public who
s,ty, power and imnense advantages OF the System
4 PHRENO- MNEMOTECEINY
/ PUBLIC INTR 10 st1t;Tsas LECTURE,
ORPHAN f.. x s. f.ffs ST 'f TIs CITY,
Be !. .ss + s.ps. ss, e. the evening Of
y Phreno mnemo!en!c experiments Of The evening 10
81 p sz q? GS : sGs e"''
4 Besides several Pupils offhe ". Y. Blind Asylum,
gho will to every question put Thea, by he
81 =. ssa GT % .. whs ss . ssy fsS
Tiese Of admission introductory Lecture cents
sJ ECTUaEs ON PHRENOLogy-or. the Laws of
p to % Mc sSa
.ton TO narrowing The Memary to Matcmony, H.r.ditar
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ITALIAN OPERA-TiE FLARE Tive have had
"a number OF communications in relation to our e.,
marks yesterday respecting little fare up between
lValtelna and the audience during the representa-
ton of Lucia di Lammern,oor, on Wednesday;
s@venng. Several OF these Articles represent the'
Tease in different aspect to that in which pre-,
scented IT, One of them in this way 1t seems
EIhai the applause which Perozz receives has BEEN
fof late very annoying to Valtclina, and when he
comes before the audience, he sometimes, unwit-
gtnsly, we would say, forgets his good temper, and
sallows himself to be governed by unworthy feel
'ings, showing dsrespect to the audience. Whether
Ithis be not, are not sure, but merely,
state the fact as stated TO us by correspondent.
We sorry to find also that according to all
accounts there is good deal of disscnsion in the
company, and that valtellina is very much dissals-
fed because Majocchi is not highly esteemed as
Borghese; and We also understand that in the
caste OF the next OPERA the part Of the prlma donna
is to be given to Majocch. Now, we are persuad- !
ed, from what we have seen and know of the taste
and discrimination of an American public, that if
such an attempt be made by any manager, he will
be Missed from the stage, and seal the fate of the
opera We have great respect for all the artists,
and have the public. Majocch is esteemed for her
highly respectable talent, good temper, amiabty,
Industry, and uniform desire to please by doing the
best she can. Perozzi also exerts himself to a
very great degree, and always discovers good tenn
per and proper respect to the audience. of Bor-
ghese, 1t is unnecessary to gay word, her posi-
ton Is known to every body. But there is a feeling
growing up with respect TO Vatellina and some Of
Z his doings, which should warn him, and which, if
not properly improved, may injure him to a very
great extent.
We trust that advice and warning will be heed.
ed and that the representation tonight will afford
evidence that no displays of pet,ish temper-no
indiscretion-no unworthy feeling will in future
Sjeopardize an enterprise which has thus far been
7crowned with triumphant success
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Common Council.

BOARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETISG.-Thursdsy.-
This Board held special meeting at O'clock P. -
CnAnLEs p BnowN. Esq the President, in the Chair
ing of the same were dispensed with.
Petitions for BaiconyOf Mark Stevenson, 10 be per-
United to erect balcony in front Of his newly erected
house in Broome street. Referred with power.
duplication for O6ice-Of N. d. Ormsbury, to be ap.
pointed lime inspector OF the 18th ward. Referred.
The annual appropriation Bm-The seven ordinances
making the required appropriations for the coming year
and which had passed the other Board and transmitted
this for concurrence then taken up. They were
concnrred in and the Board adjourned TO Monday
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MORRIS, WILLIS K co.
No. 4 Ann street, New York.

The Letters from Under the Bridge" written SCI
caded glen of the valley of the Sdfqaeaunah The author
Se hoc an ' snr Of ms sI e. rs honeos
gods Most OF the letters written in the full belief tina
he should pass there the emaudsr of his DAYS. Inevitable
cessy drove him into active metropolitan life ard the
remembrance OF ht enchanting interval Of repose and Iurl
like little bar dream. As
ting Iu'y colour of his own mind and the Natural flow of
Ibis during brief OF the kind Of life alone
bet suited his disposition well to his better the
book interesting to himself and to those who love him Al
picuyiug hfdiy the charm sf and secuson AFTER
OF life in the circles Of the
|of the world II may be curious u the re- ider.
Sinca published--sec printed list above.
cyye,d ifty. fc
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THE BELL TAVERN

THE SUBSCRIBER having the eel, bratei ionse
Ann street. formerly occupied by j. g. Stone h ksq
hvng the ssm", and IL 10 thorou Oh repair viii
open this day aud sol cit share OF public proage Steaks
CHOPS sad Harebits, with ali the deliveries OF the season
the neatest style and at the shortest notice.
Private Parties Accommodated.
F.susryas, 1911 John II. wooDGATE.
feea 3tsec
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1 ANorurr PARpoN The Village Record OF
last says that Jackson, who was convicted o.
at our Court the 18th instant
,pardon on the 10Th from Governor Porter,
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FRgg LAKg.--The ice in the lake, which was de
nched and broken up for several days past has entirely
The strong castery gale Of wind which
Yesterday has driven II of westw ard leaving
lciear blue unobstructed surface. Buffalo .fdr.
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SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS ARE OFFERED AT THE
uAMERIcAS MUSEUM, and the most interesting per-
ormonces given every evening The spirit and
aerprise OF the distinctly visible and lie and
Entertainments are fully and fashionaby attended and
he perfect delight clearly depicted in every
enance The preparations for next week grand In
addition to the company now engaged the original Ken
ucKy Mnsres will give Of their sweetest Ethiopian
5nei6des, which have always been popular in this city
pyo look for grand rush.
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We have fou,oI five gem, follow these which are
Twill equally delight aud readers and the public
We viii them One Of them
are books almost made OF posessng-hey
are able, and impossible to replace We ven
to promise that es.g our own works aside no sere
{i0f uniform lite the an.ug will be sheice belt
XIV nth pc, sessng at any price-iet alone shilling;
To subscrbrs wish say that shall publish I'M
New Mirror The Ney ,irror ts. we are confident will bo
nd of course the best aryee tie tha.
Hcau choos. procure. he New Mirror PRIDE We
a labo; upon it, and shalt be worthy Of
eila.,sn 10 which is the ssderif know how make ID
ESQ And dear teader let commend
snd presenting the Mirror Libnryfor by silhrss
erpsnded ithont feeling Of sacrifice will gaduaiy
LcIeae Paradise Of delicious cading which you
Itrcat when you would be rid Of care reariness.
The above works been issued Eu The N
Mirror and be bound either with without They
beauttuy pIated Of unifSm size and may BE- had on
of the counS the usual poxtsge Single
MORRIS, WILLIS co.
Ma Aan-.i NJ III
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4 ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IN Norwich Learnt
fthat a fire broke out on Franklin Square, in Nor
(Which, at about II O'Clock Tuesday night and conf
sumed eight ten buildings This is really sad thing
sor Norwich We are not in possession Of the rartcn
Shop OF +. C0twell Co which destroy ed togetie
the grocery Of Harrison Smith, and the grocery I'D
Joining with the cabinet makers shop the block
paint shop livery stable kept by Captain F. Pendleon
mall barn adjoining, occupied by Mr. Davis abud1
cannot give the names OF most OF the occupants
complete list OF the buildings hut says pretty much
every thing from Franklin Square back to the Railroad
iwas swept Off Every thing was consumed from the
strankn House to Miners store. OF course cannot
form any estimation Of the loss The late fire a
,fresh outbreak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-01

GREAT SToRM.-A tremendous north easterly
SNOW storm commenced late yesterday afternoon,
land has continued up TO this time The Streets
pretty well blocked up with frosty feathers and 1t Is
.opinon that the article is than foot deep Snow
still coming down at this present writing The
leghs again in streets and the bells of the
fare ringing mcrrily. There has been "whn the
memory Of the Oldest inhabitant" here, much
aBoston during there has been the
}winter-Bosfon Times, FEB g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-01

THE CANAL RE-OPKNED.-The mild weather
has thus early opened the trade OF the chesapeake
land Ohio Canal several boats having arrived yesterday
evening within four or five miles town and which may
Ibe expected in TALL to-day, the water Is let into the
eorgetown level Before the end of the week II ~ pro
bable that the navigation Will he resumed from end 10
of thu Canal GenreeLonn .ffracaie ft6. II
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

|T oNDON--sT. KATHARiNES HOTEL. opposite The
IL St Iafharine Dock Gstss, and the Royal Mint
|rH0NNS LENNEY, late Cert Steward oil the Bnt,sh
luecn steanshp respectfully mio,ns hs friends the United
3,fs that the OF the above and eic
ant emit which but ind furnished fegudiess OF
xpsnso and rrr~ct sdtprd tor the ncsp on OF IA
allie, and gentlemen visiting tnyisnd the hotel fronts that
ast or the 3ork IN which ,s and Of ihe other me
lean yessea law aud wn hs- walk Of the Bsni
md Royal Fxohange The house will be conducted besl
nd economical principles The Gomez Room supplied with
he London and Colonial papers Tie
gnds, WINS, &C. OF the nr.s quay; good Biiiird
loom aad Warm Baths will the house, Gentle
may contract by the week month for board &c tie
A 10 Aacrco.
4 LENNEY bess ,ose who may honor hir, with
heir patronage that nothing shall he wanting render h
and by attention the wishes Of his guests hopes
merit that confidence and good will literally bestowed
i'm when steward Of the British 0ueen. di4T
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CANADIAN TARFF-CApTIoN TO TRAVELLERS
ATravellers 10 Canada informed, that by recent
from the Provincial Government all Custom
&ouse officers the line required hereafter collect
he duties every horse harness. and sleigh, other
vehcle going into the province, whether the same Is in
ended for sale return II team returns within fifteen
the duties will be refunded at the Custom House
This arrangement will seriously cripple into
2with Canada No 60 in even pleasure ex
curson without adv ancng $40 $23 which il for
Eeied he fails to return within the prescribed number
fdays. Teamsters carrying articles to NJ ,ntrea
sket will be in the prelicament Instead Of taking
awith them ~ has been usual small for expenses
Hhey must shell a equal in many 10 the
3value of their load. pcrnicous and impolitic
Requirement was made. IL is consong, however
Ito reflect that the Canadians will suffer the consequence
:themselyes and that our citizens, If orewarned viii
Close nothing Burlington Sentinel
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No RoBBERY.-The reported robbery AT Syiacusc
nrns out to be robbery a, all The trunk found
lat the hotel where the OF 1t put up; from which
place had not been moved The trunk said TO con
|ain Sl5,000.
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q NAVIGATION ON LAKE ERrE.-The correspondent
4of Poneroy 81 Co, dated Buffalo, Feb. "a, says
HI quite here and raining hard little ice to
be the Lake The Toronto steamboat commences
running The steamer United states leaves
port for Detroit aud intermediate points, the 18th
inst with every prospect at this time of making the trip
Perfectly free from Ice other distractions to the nay1
sgston.
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Court. Calendar

Court Calendar
CIRouI CouRr.l6s, go. pa, 125 235 i25 237, roo,
2i3 to 252, 25l to 264, 267 to 40
Common PIyls--y2, 81 30, ~, 30, % to % 20,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-01

" NRw YoRK LEGISLATURE. the Assembly on
e3Tuesday, Mr.. l.. Lee reported by bill relative Ia
he inspection of beef and pork in New York city. Mr.
aid he opposed to the bill already reported creating
inspector general Of beef and pork and intended when
Iin committee this as amendment TO that bill
siThe committee of the whole, - Cole in the chair TOOK
Cup the bill providing for lien for mechanics Of the city
Sof New York. erecting buildings &c in that city; also
3simar bill in relation TO Brooklyn and Williamsburgh
(which amended to include Buffalo and Hudson
Hand sed both bills.
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Circuit Court.


Fer 29Jdmes {. Losee and Timothy II. Lose VIZ. Pinto
Whtmore.-Acton to recover upon guaranty for note
ef S8s So made by Henry r. Fisher signed and seal
ed by defendant Defendant contends that the instru-
ment had been altered by inserting the word payment
between the words the" and Of" where reads in the
guaranty "to guarantee the payment inerned of the
following notes &C. scbng them aud other interlne-
ations The subscribing witness testified ution
the instrument in the usual manner but did recolect
whether the inerneations there not the time
he witnessed it. The counsel for the plaintiffs commended
the intelneaons upon the evidence Of the witness
land from the whole appearance Of the instrument
genuine and made at the time OF its execution and that
;a events they mmateral the legal interpretn
,tion of the instrument would be the without the
words as with them Verdict for the plaintiff their debt
For plaintiff, +. Terry for defendant S. S. Eddy
Same w. same.-Another action upon the guaran
y for another note of $3.50 co. made by the party
The defence set up in this case and the
points csnended for by plaintiffs counsel Verdict for
the plaintiffs, their debt and costs
For plaintiffs f. Terry for defendant, S. 8. Eddy.
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A M K X lCAN HOT L l.,
DIlIT AnET

THIS houre is situated Chestnut street. opposite the
State House independence Square and il the iIredais
cnty of alt the sronabfe places Of and resor
u hsa been built the thorough by John j.
Highway ESQ snd contains upwards Of one tundee
nsny Of which perop with bedrooms adjoping suitable
II will b. furnished throughout (whou regard 70
with aud elegant furniture Of the approved STYLE and
lened for the reception Of the travelling public the first day
March
The facr themselves that their long experience
the business will enable them conduct the American o
a. ali departments such will pease the
istidous and their guests fort
nd luxury that be found any Hotal IN the Uujtrd
states
n. --Bathug Rooms are attached To the Hotel where
and cold baths will at all times be in readiness
HENRY A CHARTER, lp..s.;.,
6. JAMES MAC LELLAN, fr0pneioh'
January 18th lsA. us smie
EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIMOR
ERAsTuS COLEMAN has this day taken HENRY +,
- JACKs0N into rar,nsr,hip scd i future q. hon,s vi"
The patronage Of the travelling public aud influence Of our
riends Is respectfully solicited,
Baltimore. February J. 1874 n lmse
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
THE undersigned trkc, occasion ufora his friends rrd
the public, thst TIM Mar,ior Housc located ~ In
rsdor street, No 6 the vicinity 81 the rts.mboai ndns
I'D vegetable market having connodious fnrIy spA-,msas
ranged in The rcstsst psdrr.
person employed p,ocur. r~srits 20 l-nh pcs,-rgrs
,g7age &c. who Will bosr ysssit ,med,cf ciset 'e TiN
u the revenue ofictts.
N Vsers 10 IN. fsi.sd shorld procure rasrort irom
Spanish Consul the pC OF .'nosrsaon 70 obVnr GU
culties and nconvecic.co. ,.,,,,,.,s p,,,,ro,
s7l 6mees WILLIAM SbtVtT
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IHE proprietor Of the above would inform the
public and the ieueners OF this house that the Baths
rave been closed time for the purpose If g nnd Put
ing them proper order and they abnudanuy sup
elui 70 promote hsaith and comfort and will open upo
he ls Of March Entrance in Broadway Though tm
|,oel, ssdia New street. !. BbANCARp'
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FRENCH CARCEL LAMPS.
l have Just received by the packets Francis lat ard lewa
handsome s,sottkt, embracing new styles at
ow prices all made to order for us sud warranted perfect
A DIAcoN & p. n. sAxToN, ksent..
fe7 2weod s'rc 20 John strret
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ANOTHER ELECTION or A MAIL AGENr-Post-
Smaster Spooner is likely to be foed in his free
trade operations in letter carrying by Postmaster Wick
sHe We by the Baltimore Clipper Of yesterday tina.
Brown supposed to be connected with Mr. Spooners
mail establishment took his seat IN the at Baltimore
ION Tuesday evening" for Philadelphia when he was
formed by Mr. Crawford the agent Of the Company that
The could not CO. he believed he had maabe matter
This possession. Mr. Brown stated that he had paid his
passage and refused leave his unless he was
'peiled do Upon this Mr.. Crawford took hold Of
him. assisted by several Others and eject
him by force, when general pulling and hauling took
place number Of those who standing by endeavor
ing to prevent his ejectment. Mr. Crawford, however
finally succeeded and the moved of
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LIBRARY,

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haze en 1ps wished 20 have for library
Gousad what one cannot h@ss Ss"e aa%
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Ss'sf f,
nx lard iasesa Q, hssledy shelf Of books
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AND .ss~ %
sa;n sss snS iss"sd ,Sss
dstsss new edition sfSur pasms,horEh they
ssTd sssA; %sh' sStiss
!st would just he pptnS
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The published: perfect ecrmolanss IS ,S
fh
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Before arriving at this idea of the M,Rnos LIBRARY how
syer we had made arrangements to Iepubh the cheap
short al %"ss
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nas viii s. o s.sy o Day and
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The advertisements iH dv all these VIZ
would pdssant, Of fenengs" that only one.fhrd
Of them have been either here England
The first English edition tine fifth edition selling well
Mn London) printed from broken If the Old Mirror
which had found its there the author being
6n France that imperfect copy much reduced bv hs
Hproorvaders The American edition iong Ego of print
Twas ral Of this incomplete Eng and fol
the first time Pencillngs by the Way will be printed
l1handsome aod complete edition.
n OF coarse dear reader did intend the presumption
Sthe General AID of putting works tn. beginning
Cot Library of Favorite Authors" This explained
But we shall so arrange IT, by giving tepage,
ihat you bind up ee out others
author will be separately PACED and shall
at select rom our publications will bind into
Fan integral and handsoms volume.
q lhsre are now ready, thesf fore, the following
l." The Sacred Poems Of n. r. WILLIS l21s csut..
" o." Poems of Passion, by N p. Willis, ..,2x
q B., IHc Lady June, and other Poems" by N. r..
I'll w ILLS. l2n
u A. The Songs and Ballads efGt P. MoRRts" .i2}s
8 Tine Latte F,enchndn and has Wdtsr Lots
and other Tales Of his Times" by u p. MoR-I
LIS illustrated by Johnson the American
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a WALL" double numbsr, '..'.....".....23
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Ian, by w. M PRAEp AVID ST .4gnes'
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ID TAPSCOTT'S
! M M re ~
q ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1874.
The subscribers beg call the attention Of their friends and
3he public generally their bringing
out passengers from, and tting money all
I EngIacd, ireland, Scotland and Wales.
LTHE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
l THE QUEEN Or THE WEST, 1850 tons
The ShEKtDAM, 1000 tons.
THE HOTTiN GUER 1000 tons
THE HOSCIUS, lD00 tons
THE LIVERPOOL. 1850 TONS
THE SIDr ONS, 1000 tons
4 Sailing from Liverpool twice month, and
i rHE UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
,mosed OF SUPERIOR first class American packets sailing
(which those whoae tn the subscrbe
swirl and it is well known fct the above named
packets the gnicer ships aoat the
their ailing lheng five davsI the psbly
being esarily detained Liverpool Re-
Of in order to meet the wants OF the public
r has Liverpool supentend the departure this
of such whose asage be engaged with
the subscribers, fact which those acquainted with Mr. W.
sufficient that they will receive
On from him and be quickly and comfortably Despatched
seaid sent for deciioe coming the passage money
Aw be promptly refunded without dednct,ones usual
Administrations rentng be supplied with
every principal town in England, Ireland
iScou1aa Etd Wsies
Atpy az ~ iatter, post pad,) to
4 ". 4 j. 4. TAPsCOTT. a Peck slip.
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Exc *oR LiyERpOoL-The New Line Reguls,
PACKET chip H0TTlNGUEk. CAPT Ira Bursiey 1889
For freight having
apply to the Captain board west aide BunR zip, or
WOODRUFF X MINTURNS,
81 South 1t
The superior packet ship Liverpool Capt John Edrdye
1859 tons turther, will succeed the HoIguer, and sail
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6E& OLD BLACK BALL LINE or JACKETS.
&e.be despatchsd for Liverpool the lst Of March.

HxS4e OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACkETS-l
6dfk The packet ship OXFORD Captain Raihbone, will
despatched for Liverpool on the LIST Of March
ss-her regular day.
Those wishing engage passage will reqa. make early
application to JOHN HERDMAN,
81 south ct.
N BPasage from Great Britain and Ireland be secur
.ed bv the first bps Of the line the lowest and
drafts usual be furnished for amount payable
all the principal withent charge throughout Grea
Britain and freand. application above i22 to
4 N&k PASSAGE FROM DUBLIN, CORK. WATER
&3\ cord, DERRY. COLERAlNt, BELFAsTj
Newrg, Doshsda, &c Persons wishing send foI1
friend. can have the brought from of the above
and without their expsrsc de
itenon Mr. W. Taoscott, oil the firm, " i'll be tn
spot TO his personal attention the engaged
bv the subscribers their here and rely
that the wishes and comforts Of those whose Passage be-
engaged by them wu hive ali due and proper Fol
particulars apply, if by letter, po:t-Iaid t.
at their ene1 Passage Office % Peck slip, souh
ayabe demand without discount other
sth. National Provincial Backs Of lrelanl o. the
sbranch1s throughout the Kingdom fe22
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LID LANE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

OLD LINE OF Packets for liverpool will herealter be
patched in the folowngorder excepting that when lie
lay falls on Sunday the ships will sail the succeed