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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21

Rsfereu.e may be nuGde TO
Rt Rev Dr. Bruwd-l Rev Dr. Tu.icn, Rev. Geo. Burger
and Geo SuInner NJ ID. Hartford. CT
Rev DR.. ,ToweIi Rev. A. B. CHAPLIN. and P A. je'vet'
r. Greeley J. Winehes,er Park Benjamin. D. H. Arnold
uni finYnes Lord Esqr.. New-York City.
Rev. Dr. Dol Philadelphia
The will commence on the flint Monday Of Nc
yember next. ~,
Eamden Sept. Is. 1874. .la etsod&6tW
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tllN AOTEL.

MACH. 2 MISSISSIPPI.
TpJ ,.l spnws establishment has undergone
IA thoron b. 49,, ~ sal rerdt Tor he uccnmm"oa-
;. lion of y c; 'f''' Md paton' s s,,us,ea ., "o
49, = -sa, t ,s 10 >, business mud III 81 eh'Pu-
~. to the us. IT, sfse and s,ry spn s ren n
-, Iv ,,Srs Il ,u udvntage over any "thef hos III the
be attendant. Ae .elec ed with pnrtcuSf care ana TO
Iii. and wines are Ne eSse- by my Other hotel IN me
lib ., stern country The ssctter. ft.m hts long expert
nrs having conducted tho 81 Charles at Ne" oeus tGur
,.. nd the present establishment; three year would asa
III the pubic patronage. prsng himself iat those WHO
rnnn. hira with call .hal not &c neg lcrtsd .,,-r,
iou"' "A wv" " JOHN MCDONNELL;
Satehcz. Ms Aug. 10Th. 1874 a-4 4no"
MEXICAN Law AGRNCY.-The und'D'sned hsve
Y r,I, with r snCnshls mr'n.t. OF us oar
.h st.,r n, the (Iron md encp Vt hs British fr4vn,
a. Of North A-rics which hr, abb" 10 tiDsnct eca
With rsore sp-tr and with le- isSi'y ~ oss ="
Than has sycr been attained b. any previously dsn:
lament for such purposes. They are aoie 10 coi*ct
70 nj rf,ar business connected with The dnilss OF
IT,, the pespe of nry section of the sad ter
-; ,yh,ch the, ,y wh have done other scctten
Il their said field q op-Iatons; &C, p,pNu.Nk cO
,.l,e ,eu "a John lfr,e' New York.
Esfersree,-tion Beriamis Fuller Greeley q hcs3-
min Hon John w Edmonds VIM. Z. Bryant; w. W.
.'aupbell ESQ Prof Taylor Lewis - iaM-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21

l,,\ ,x;l-, ,As- KAN EtG,--NJs zssvMs SAsh STpt
: A s.-Ncaia ui Tag, snare NJ SicAshNig ha+
loeS 70 ae oi ucsle : CA. ipd n''nl-f'1 , s We
-, -, Aitc-7ay n,'s-hS ls' saturday 90 hach,
sc,.-r, n a,e- s-i list way ~ W all 81
,ox. " ana li 10y -ayiag at1hoac~,a' efhoe 81 sssH
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WHnI ESAIE CASH STORE.

,JNO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sheeins a,t
Shirinss. every sp and ws'h. al the known 6Irnd'
Nos IL and - ~ half block .h0ye Pearls
10 ..alr r. II UNDERHILL.
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WHOLE No. lO7a.
CLOTHING.

VIM. 7. JENNINGS q CO.
GRAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers of Cloths, CasstnercS, FestinSs
Fancy pre.s Articles, &c.
23l BrOadaecy, Amertes" Hotel, opposite
Ike Fountcfa,
Solicit attention from Ci,i,srs ami Star.e5 requiring Gar
rea lsEe o: Goods for Fs'l cad Winter
selected with Of ;crdsrns stock eh IN qua
~ ana variety be found this city comprising Bsnve
and Nci Co5hs. rwees &c. io' Orr;cor:s t!oaks g.
rencl Eas Ca;h %! d;s and t:0ck Costs rr'or'
le style, Css,I:cre, Ei-h Velvet sefino. Sk AMI Ss;I
ys;ins. which w made c-er II prcs: to SUSAN
-eprat,,n he ronsc hs p--7rVs reformation n II 10
.,=ns the cause complaint ;hs cs. Purchasers
s ethers dscqus The style and fnsh rfou Garment
will copare ;hose Of any otser establishment. ed tn
"a onre OF me extensive patrnnass Shouted g al
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"TuAr Lsrrsk -" wo are informed" says
The Richmond hig, that copies OF MIR. Gays
ie,:er 10 E. P Biair are in the bands OF b. w.
Leigh, Esq. and that any gentleman OF either
party NAV see Them"
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wv stock Exchange
COttOu Market.

MoBuE, March lst-The market has given way still
further and sales to day show decline since this day
week OF &c perth The enquiry has been rather better
sales however, still limited. say ID 1900 bales Mid
dngs may he quoted &C. the average price in todays
transactions The aggregate sales Of the week about 1000
bales Receipts 2l,9 bales Stock i2i, 500
NEw ORLEANS, March 2-In our review of last Wednes
day morning we reported the Cotton market having
closed on the evening previous with only moderate de-
in prices then quoted from eighth fully
quarter OF cent on qualities iron Good Far dow n the
greatest reduction being the Ordinary Midi ing
descriptions. BY the mail of Wednesday morning few
persons received etters from Mobile announcing the arr
val at Boston, OF the steamer Hibernia with Iyerpool
advces oil the fh nit this information having been OBJ
tanned from Extra New York Herald which had reach.
ed Mobile in advance Of the mail and which Contained
meagre accounts of the Liverpool Cotton mari e
enough, however the was favorable IN can,
some little excitement in market few large onera
tors Immediately entered the Market before The Gins.
business hours fully 5000 bales had changed hands The
prices paid being generally in conformity with the
came forward in conjunction with the unpree edentlv
large stock hand causing holders to the demand
promptly About 1000 bales were sold however rates
Indicating material change in the market.
The sales for the week amount to % 800 bales of which
3 900 sold during the last three day and give
particulars as follows, :l059 bales Louisiana and Mis-
sssippi at 81 1894 at st l5 81 100 81 II at 81 IL at 81
Oh at 81 2i3dsi 2s asl 342 at 81, 800 at st. 70 at 81
800 at II 10 55 at , i29 at 3I6 800 at lie, 800 at
81 81 at o. 81 at 1863 at So 900 at 81 20 a. 100 SO
g. "a at S. 81 at ST. 295 at 81 II az 81 90 at ST. 81 ut 81
l2 81 at 81 50 at 81 $50 at g. 22 nj 81 3a at 81 80 at
So 81 at 81 $500 Mississippi and Tennessee at 25 Arkan
at 81 80 do at 81 and 10 Texas 81 cents per pound
Nav ORLEANS IcATIoN.-L Louisiana and hlisss
sppi-nierior 7s7t; Ordinary as; Middling 81 81
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Foreign lmpOrtatl0ns.

hAvHEJShp ATgoIl Before Teported)7 pkg; Thorn
;;:s, si;'$ 81! es;s.
cq. Bsaisy H'lsst ssr'
% 81
fs1i! A:'s Pss Ssss:
" Man, E,%ssas @ I %;i%.
Tlss b:'$s;s Ao1:i%san .s :oee F hS
ssfn's hySseI bran .,e1s
sss Ss'ts Se,i
fisas ess .tEIsf
Sc51i"f7 Sy !' SSa:
snsG u%s bu DG
Es%;d.p Is ssssG.;ss 3sss$
s%;Gs Curtis CO.. Co,lesefn Bo.sanse
T1..I LssPssa Rfss5a ss Is
I; sSs's5ys iii SsSt
T.; Is5.s Cert. L Sss
sfelSs dssatsy
Sss'i aSGH s:s fsss%
sges s5 John H fS Hq''
Bates. tS Gss co.'s
Hsi.s; ss'; G"1n @s'5e
haShml sam Lenerts.2oF Sheldon co.. Horstmann
Asoa Ssr SHE Gs9tse fH co
%as,-G o.
s F God my Sssux
Mortimer 4 cc-s Little alden 4 Goa Jennings & COS
I'm s:;;
ESTa,snd sh,rg' o (. aS,isw s""F'
ABBEY q HITS Chester s Ca eS%1i
S' s.;fii' .'s.s' s r:'@i
s$ss s iits: Ss;T
Bs.frir
% Aels s wi Dses Be R.S.;
s's 9f Es
GsxI .Sm;1I AVA. MN
G G;.; b,. sSa, ,nS lack sI.iEa%pt thuqi,
Py SMa apsnS %,Y Koss eo Hen, G IRE e
/. JOIN Enc, vs;s .s::
sfs, IJ Das9 Mosas ;sl ne w.
L,w;0 T; q ,.d IT1 T. Es.F
s,1s HERNIA RoI s,1s s. fs,5o
Isas 6..i. ssdsy
3 W.mss B,ssv BSSy
:. Eugene BE zel Mitchell Brsgmaed-5 Soil ac-s
HsSss fSH isn' SMf %.
Wye Dubois, Fac It Col Gaznebin-l C Il Sand i +
Co-Is Boury nly,poi,- Lutz Freree-t Ma mazer 4
Mn. iehl-si ViIwsyt"i Chas Msgnin-i t;es'om s
shaw, Blake & Col He & Todd Gibson Coil Q
yohn'"n-l Fanfernot- NJ Davis Oh Fay-3 Umbe
Damtm nn-2 ad me Csrolne -ehwarz.L Begsden--l
Senon-6 isne samson CoIitWm Mkee o.2 w A
Ise ln-8F Coreno,-i shldoa Co.'S Benk I'D Fulton
AT Howe Cos Saml Downer jr-I Ed RossanRe-3O
baskets Of swine Ramsev Grook, package Eugene Br
.aHet + Meber-l Hensrd Coz T X Ell!min-sundry
packages t. order.
BgLzr-chr Emenel86 logs mahogany and cedar a6
logwoot 26t do rosewood Coffin
TCRKs IsLAvD-Brg Elan- (eported Yesterday )--335O
bushels salt NJ Platt-3l5O Buchanan "
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adover for one day. and then to be decided upon without
debate The Legislature had but short time to consider
all the important bills before it, adjournment
have taken place on the 9th inst
Annexed give a bill of articles given in the new
1arh bills reported by the chairman of the Committee
OF Ways and Means, in the House of Representatives 1t
proposes that the maximum duty shall be thirty per cent
until September LIST. lS45 when 1t is proposed to reduce
the maximum duty to % per cent further proposes
that the valuations shall be the cost and charges at the
places of expectation
Goods from this side of the Cape of Good Hope 10 re-
main in public 100 days; from beyond, $50 days.
The duties fixed by the bill shall be the same
as fixed in the bill of 1912.
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Foreign Markets.

HANASA, Feb A-We have had three arrivals of Rice
yesterday, and to-day the Havana from your port with
$50 casks the Hopewe from Charleston with $50 casks
and the zephyr from the same port, with $50 casks
Nothing else has transpred in the article Coffee in fair
enquiry at 81 81 Moasses very active at a rs in
port and = rs out port Exchange London 81 81
per cent prem; New York and Boston 81 a a dis
MArANsAs, Feb 2s-snce our last respects the demand
or Muscovado Sugars has increased for different points
an the stock at market has been taken up and shipped
on at rs for fair qualities, and 81 and 81 for inferior
Our planters have got their ideas raised to high pcint
and look for further rise on these prices Moasses has
also continued to be sought AFTER and very
per keg, there being large number of English vessels
loading for the Provinces Coffee SIS in quality Ex-
changes OF the North declined and of dull sale per
cent discount on New York and A 8 do Southern
ports,
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81 per CT T1at0 6oc do
Provisions. 30 do 2o &c Der lb
Most of the duties fixed in the bill are al valorem
The duty will be specific only iron, sugar and books
The present tariff places specific duty great many
articles This alteration is very great improvement
The reduction throughout is very general. It is
favorable to the manufacturing interest than the present
tariff 1t reduces the rates all manufactures of cotton
and WOOL but places the duty the cost and charges
1t does not spulate that manufactures under certain
cost shall be valued high those costing fifty per cent
The per cent ad vaorem proposed the actual
cost at the places Of expectation The tariff il not
of so protective nature, but it Will undoubtedly ope
rate to the interest of the manufacturers of this
country than the present very liberal in its
stricons, and WILL therefore, be popular with all
classes This will insure its permanency, and that will
meet the wishes of the manufacturing interest The
ducton of the average duty to twenty-five per cent by
the LIST Of SEPTEMBER ls45, will give all plenty of time to
regulate their operations accordingly The compromise
of 1888 commenced at very high point and in
years reduced to average duty oftwenty per cent
The reduction not SO large per cent in short
time, but it was of longer duration.
TABLE EXHIBITING The BIENNIAL REDUCTION DuTy
UNDER FIRST SECTION THE ACT OF 2ND WARH
1888 MERcHANrisE SUBJECT
TY 20 PR
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The morning hour IN tha House, to-day, was ta-
ken up with the discussion on the report of the
Select Committee the subject Of the memorial
of the democratic members Of the Rhode Island
Legislature. Mr.. Rathbun resumed his remarks
Mr. Cranston take back nearly all he was under
stood to say yesterday, though he then made very
strong reservations to its truth Mr. C. seemed
willing to take back ALL but Mr.. X. would not
yield the floor to him, TO enable him to do So
When Mr.. r. concluded, Mr.. Potter of Rhode
Island having obtained the floor, moved to post
pone the further consideration of the subject till
from the Committee of Ways and Means, made
report on the subject of modification of the tariff,
to accompany the bill reported by him yesterday |;
which was referred TO the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, and orderedto be printed.
The remainder of the day was taken up with the
consideration of private bills. The House adj
journed, to meet at II o'clock on Monday Globe,
March o.
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Dom estic lamentations.

NV LEANs-Shp suviah( Reported Yesterday )-3i bes
cotton Barsow rope3 hbs 35 lard 81 bbs hams ala
% pork ~ q nd. shoulders Morgan .o2, bale.
% css do s6 bales cotton Suydam, Sage co-s6 do Wv
lie cnio3 do Storm. Dubois bbls pork d. allow
Red Schermerhorn-352 bills PORK Nevus Il son
NEw ORLEANs-Brig Envoy-2O0 Is whskey 81 do taIIow
Corwin co-q63 hhds TO order
NV ORLEANsschr kenz237 bbls 81 KS lard 10 casks
shoulders 20 90 hams >evus sopsl30 kegs bills lard
Masters Markoe co36 bbls kegs do Hess Powers-iO9
horns II, 400 bones order
MoBLEshp Amt Reported yesterday ESQ bales cotton
HolhIook. Nelson co-203 Rowland Aspinwall-7l bcts
co-300 10 order.
ApALacHicoLABsrque Wabasht Reported Yesterday 10
bales cotton Mel Coe Anderson-ti Boornan Johnston
co-2t T. Hurlbut cot Cook, Anthony & coil Vim
slow-98 J II Taman-57 sticks cedar to order
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The ultra free trade political specuator of the day
does ask for average rate of duties under twenype
cent al valorum all imports The bill proposed
down to twenty-five specified articles, which would
only make the average duty all imports about fifteen
per draws the line equally between the inter
of both parties possible, but have great fears
that it will receive its death.bow in the Senate The
House will doubtless pass ii without much modification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
w ashinVtOn
Correspondence of the Herald

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1874
learn that since the retirement of Mr. Boards
ley from the Committee on Foreign Relation, in
the House, there is a majority Of the committee in
favor of reporting favorably upon the resolution 10
give the Oregon "notice." This is an important
fact
The Committee of Ways and Means have re-
ported bill for the reduction Of the tariff. have
heard but little said about it, although it must be
an important movement.
The rumor about the House now is that John Y.
Mason (not James Mason every one had II at
tirs) has declined the Secretaryship of the Navy.
1t is said, that Mr. Saunders of N. c. was sent for,
and that he visited the President this morning. OF
navy SB.
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Middling Fair 81 ael Fair 81 Good Fair l0I l0i
Good and Fine III Tennessee and North AIabama.ln.
ding 81 Selections 81 g. Average Iists-1ood 81 81
Common s.
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On Sunday morning the 10th instant, after long and
painful illness, Mrs. MARY ANN JOHNSTON in the AID
year of her age.
Her friends and aoquaintances and those of her
James A. and Richard L. Gilbert are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from
late residence, 90 Chrsty street.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAyRE-Pcket ship Argo-Ambrose ,ber Mrs Baher Mas
ter Bureigh Babe. Misses Lucy Marianne and Ella Hun
Paul de Broisser Fanny Wattripon Resale WATERFRONT Dn
Gotel F'oIentine H,nni r, Eugene Foot. Geo Mayer.
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Schr Emelins Nichols (of Brsto) 22 days I'm Belize Hon.
with mahogany TO Brett < Vese
Sehr Bunker Hill Marston, (of Gardiner) 20 days from st
Johns PR with 100 bbs hds ~ do moasses Mason
* Thompson
Schr Renz Benson lG days from New Orleans with pork
to Nesmirh x Wash
schr VIM Turner Rogers days from Boston, with mdse
TO master
sehr Victor Bassett, days from Boston with mdse. 8.
w. Lewis.
schr Oscar Beare. days from Boston, with mdse to the
master.
Farnham
Godfrey & Co.
schr Zion. Ellis days from New Haven with mdse-boun
Virginia
schr Mary Gallant Wilkins, days from New Haven with
mdse, TO MASTER
Schr Mali. Homer from New Haven
Schr Sachem. from New Haven.
Sailed.
ships Atlantic: aett Livepool; Tennessee WISE New
Orleans; barque Mexican Demins Havana, and others Wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctlonerr
iStsre No. IS .4nn sfreet.l

. AUCTION NOTiCE-Regusr Sale of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing and Earcy Articles every Tuesday and Friday:
sale Of Furniture Of all descriptions every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Outdoor Sales of all descriptions attended usual.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II
Arrived.

suN sIsss'. 20 MOON RISES. 81
YIN sErs'.'''' .s...6 HIGH wATER..''s'' II u
Arrived
Dig Ellen RadcH 90 days from Ponce PR with 1876 hhds
sugar cmk nolasses to b. DE Forest X Go.
Brig Ohio, Davis 20 days fum New Orleans with 3li hhds
sugar 10 Beck Lord; DC q Merle,
big Anxete McCintock 81 days from New Orleans, with
80 goo gal 'ons fnoiasses TO Nesmith Walsh
Brig Envoy Haynes, 20 days from New Orleans with sugar
TO Nesnilh & Walsh "'s-''
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

THEATRICAL NUTTCE.
THE CHATHAM THEATRE will open about me
goth Mach All applications FOR eneageme. Is post paid
will receivs immediate directed tn g. Devera,
Proprietor M Scott Acting Manager Box 532 Postoce,
New York The proprietor his i'll be und at his
Office tie Theatre between the hours of 10 aud and
to attend to AL bu'iness relative to the opening During he
the Theatre will be completely edecoratcd
by that eminent artist O. HEILGE aud many alt raons
tending the comfort Of the Of this yoIIe abah
w. s. DEVERNA,
J3lurrc Prop ietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11
Wales GLOBE AND BEREAVEMENT CELESTIAL

MIR VALE will give Course of Thr Lectures n Asiro
Ivl noSy illus rated c. fly h. The sb We instrument (aps
size made for the purpose the Hall of the Lyceum #
Broadway spenard he first Tuesday the IL instant
the Thursday hh and the third Friday the 18th
a7HP.M
single Tickets rs TO be bad at tie door Tickets FOR
the Course 62 dolar for be ho Of Mr.
Vale 81 Il. sev.lt street Of Mr. Dcke md the ral
". BThe above instrument IL now psed /, Yale College
End has been publicly recommended by Dr. Lsrdns aud Pre-
FEST or Olmstead of Yale College mil gem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

TIE WILTIAKY AND CTVTC BALL OF The
NEW YORK BRIGADE BAND.
WILL ahe pare the shak,reare Hotel Tu. sdzy Eve
ming March H., During the evening the Band will
form the follow ing pieces OF Music
Grand Cavatns, from "Gs2za Ladra."
So', Eb Boyle ny X Wills
Suick Step dedicst Col Curtis OF the OH Reat ".
Ticket, to be had OF Tie Members of the Band asd the
Shaksesre Hotel; Awaods Herm Hal the Fou tain
Walker Haywards in way; and NJ d. Green
Maohata House ms Iwissm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer
SSIGNEE SALE OF STOCK Or HARDWARE, Sc.
h-B MOONEY CO. will sell This Day, at 10 o'clock
az the Aucon Room ertSnve of Heavy and
Shell Hara" uery Fancy Goods being the stock Of
Hinges ped Screws A,e Pullss, Drawing Knives Para-
ment Hinges Gun Loeks bright round Bolts Ches Locks,
and ocks LAMPS Waffle Irons Chains. fkaIss Scale
Csnk'ng Males, Plain Irons Trace Dhains Patent Law
Lttts Braces and Bits, Compaes Squares GaRpg Rods,
K.ys Outing Pyer German silver Table and Tea spoons.
e,ics's Ra; Fore Plains Jack do Smoothing Dead do,
o w and Round do Plow Match do Raising do Cornice
Bright and Square Bolts Goopers Compass
Butts, Knives and Forks panne aud back Saws Oil Stone
Hanshaws Mill Saws Grooves aud Rowsnds do Hone Nails
poSkshoos; and Wss,s So.wood RULE. rand and snip
cuss,on Gaps, Che9urr Boards, Awi Blades, SC SC.
AsO. Guns, Kifes. Pistols. &c NIL lteec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN ELECTORS of
the Twelfth Wa'd requested g meet their respective
Districts, Wednesday, March 18Th, NJ 70 hear the
Report OF therN ,nee for Charter Officers &c
Places OF MEETl Nc.
lst Distrct-BurnhtIn's Mansion House, BloomngdAis
I'd Dnuct--Loupsbury, Long Ito m, Nlanh. tsnvs.
Sd Dsrct-A Haw East nivtr Ho el, Harlem.
4th District-J. Mills Rock Hall, York, lle
ISAAC DOUGHTY,
Chairman Nominating Committee
JOHN REED, Secretary. mil 3tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

HORSE, LIGHT WAGON, HARNESS, SC FOR SALE
- The Horse is kind, gentle aud fast Wagon in
s<S <good condition, wi lie Their top. l'mps Ne, wheel
ZA-eesrly new; The owner having no further isI
then the whole viii be sold apply wit real
aud address. 70 boz SO Lower Pot Office. mil. 3lec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

s01 - STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-W,ll be
sold at the Nerch,nts' EIchal ge in this city,
the goth day of March instant, at q o'clock
at noon, ny ANT iONY J. BLEECKEH & co, Auction
GERS, tn STEAMBOAT YIRGI Ma with FL the tack aud
the buhen of about $40 TONS leagh about FEET with
cye der Of 10 inches and foot stroke 1t well cacu
lated for boat.
Terms of Sale and any other information that may be desired
will -e communicated on application
JOIN COLGAN II james street.
Mr.. mIOo2Sser
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CARD.
SIGNnR RAPETT! beg, to inform the patrons of the Oge
- RAJ that his Benefit having been tp0ned in favor of Mr.
Palmo. it fixed take place Thur day, March IA,
which occasion he respectfully solcts their Patrona and
support.
IRE Performance vii commence with the beautiful and
After which. by particular desire Of several Amltsurs
GRAND ARIA from Elise 1T Claudio wi be sung Si}k
PEROZZI with an OBL1GATO the Vol I, executed by
SIG, RAPETTi
Af,er which. a GRAND SOLO the Viol-, with an
Adagio aud Brilliant Variation, by SIGK. RAPETTl.
To be followed by the Open
IL PURITAN
B.Sgnor Rapetti would respectfully intimate the
holders OF the tickets that their will be kept
until Tu's day morning. m8tolt nc
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"a TO LIT he beautiful Cottage and Country Resi-.
&c situated the banks OF the Hudson the farm
aud summer residence Of DR.. Mott, miles from the
CITY Hall Terms moderate
Also the story brick Dwelling House, No. 1863 Re,de
street which has LACEY been perfect repair Terms
modera'e
Ao the brick Dwelling House. No 1871 Second street, this
house situated beweeI thooughiars and il in
good order.
For further d'scrption apply either Dr. Mos
No SO Blocker yet, of H. A MOTIF, No. Nassau
third story, front room, between 10 A NJ. aud r. NJ.
mi &c
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- I't.ONr-E d MULLINS, AnctT.
TO CAPITALISTS The valuable property No. 37i
Broadway between Franklin ard Whie streets, will be
sold Thursday 18th Mar l2 o'clock, The Merchants
EIcha The three ard brick dwelling and store
now occupied ny Mr. Edward r. Myers tfomery by DUN.
iage 23iset wide with story bri liable The
the lot Is by 40 feet The Broadway Sc feet
de p elegantly fitted for the dry goods business with
highly polished white marb 'front.' lr;e plate glass
and Of The best stb shed and locat this city
for that business The dwelling sub t,n lly and
CAVITY fitted up in modern style having private
Broadway he premises ed fos $4,000
further csTtcua n9ui Of the aactione's VILLAINS
ROLLINS, or ofANDREW SMITH (irm Of A Forrest
J. ST. mo- m
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HAVE taken the Store NO 81 Wall for the purpose
Of tIansacting a GENERAL AUCTION AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS. Consgnmeus solicited. Sales
guaranteed and cashed advances made when required
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