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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-10

The Legislature oPennsy will doubtless adjourn
before any Of the many propositions before that body
are completed The appropriation bill may possibly pass
but the Law levying taxes to meet the expenditures vi"
probabl lay over The bill for the sale OF the main line
ofhe public works 18th many distractions and It's
fate zen now pretty well settled The two houses are
little disposed take the responsibility the different acts
carry with them The sale of the public works would
perhaps be the most popular Of any proposed
The value set upon them-f not exorbi.ant-no DOUBT
would be accepted by company provided no restraints
their act of incorporation from the Legislature he
amount received from the sales wouiu hqaua''
so much OF the public debt The dent "ouia oe
reduced to the present means oil "e oo""'o"'
wealth TO proyide for Unless the State reduces Its
debt in this way the amount will not for many years.
and perhaps never be below the present sum -
1t will reaure an age develope the resources OF the
State sufficient to reduce it fraction, unless is by
tua repudiaor The counties of Northampton and Lam
caster have taken very decided stand this subject
The citizens those counties have manifested DISPOSE
ton against paying any taxes long the public
works remain the property Of the State The perfection
of law levying taxes would be available after the
amount ofthe remaining deb ascerained Bya reduc
ton Of the State debt and the levyng otaxes sufficient to
meet the interest tie balance would probabymeet with
general favor throughout the commonwealth and evsntu'
ally place the credit Of on abeer basis than
has enjoyed for long time As feasible as this method
may appear have present little hope Of its being con-
sumated.
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rors1gn annpSptstfons

LIvERPooL-Shp Queen OF the West-8 packages ,sheck
SsGm7 Wa Ch,nfsy cn-'s hawmsrs1S Beau
Firth Spedding2 Jos h ludson Butte field brot ers
co-l2 Goror Bodges c"--is w kCook-, SJF Say
moar-iG Alsxrder,l Ma1er-2 F-Nov Van Apsarle &
x Scudder-i Ha'ner < Hayes--i3 tkeIseill co..,
stone co-2iMrn Benjamin. jun * c,- il2 Woodruff &
Mintum.7 Drumm,nd-23 Utd inili CO.'S smith
Godfrey, Patiison coil PChcueu-t Blum Halsfeat-
iiu chinson. Tifnay-i Griffin Palmer Bud, Gsli-
ian Y col Msrdecai Levi z II Bill & Clak1lo VIM
ers-3 Newbo9id,6r Marsha'l-5 Norris c 80 n
chslsr col tieser,-2 hiri Gilt no-t Rsphtel
Ihos ProsserT Haskell3 Nevns cog GATH Iloze
cc-22 John Gehal co.. BacLer i CO. Geo Stacey
VIM So,w-2 Ing Scotr-583 bars iron Kenny Breeze
sampsons t sS iGS,ksf Me- %sos J'aey cs
II csss Cad hes, COZ cks hdwe Kings!as CO.
ipough VIM Whtehsad-t boxes Mitchell L co ~ BITES
ras so a,hsn r,sSs css Pays FsrsasonI,
vi es Soker Gilbert Colts bps 60 bdIs Iao .ee ,oo Mil
IRON Kellogg CO parcel B,rrit Johnston-s stone Co
eases cask Jams Owennl sIk bottled beer John Ring
s. col Jno Fa'coner2 Petit o q ,evelana Nsnn
Allen iszep " col Manning Jcurneay-I5 VIM Wa
10 Thompson col Hunt nrolhen-9 smith Tnurger ca
q Hunt COL q Peck .o-3 hsrdw 10 snvis nsoldsbv
Boisssau n col Pryn, wiIson < Josburgh-3 lonsg X
a Thomas n Buses Henry sheldon n cog A Mar., ~,
Maybe . Hyiih-? NLudio~ K cog Garner & &c
IS Burnett s. Jobnst 'n--i & Hearth Brothers-i William,
Lom-i2 ston- col Jores COL n Bosssnse-i w
WIN bltshesJ- so Woodruff n Mn,un-i Joseph Walker
80 h + smdeEon.3o0 bxs tin iat-s q Mo,rewo II
E,,%snws3o bar, iTop py,sht. to,tMl
Bndys-l te'lo~s Van Arsdnle-i Jno Robinson co.,
Merritt ly &c9-3 Pesfe & Brooks-2 Daniel Try-l : r
Willams-i Joha S'hon co., ce'ss bundle plants 7
SGileHpe-l Moore Baker-soo bars iron, and
Tackages TO order.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.



we have received private intelligence from
washington, OF the most authentic character, IN
forming US that the treaty for the annexation OF
Texas to the United States is now nearly complete,
and will be ready to be into the United States
Senate on Saturday Of this reek, or in the bsxis-
ming OF nert geek Similar intelligence was given
yesterday in southern news but our letters last
evening give authentic details from the proper
source.
This is most important movement and will
create prodigious excitement in Washington
and throughout the country. John c. Calhoun is
the master spuit OF government now, and we may
expect energy, promptitude, decision, patriotism
and invincbe moral courage. Let either OF the
two parties in favor of Clay or Van Buren,, show
their hands against it, If they please. They have
got man in the State Department that knows what
he is about
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AsHEsWe still quote pots at 81 Al 433, and pearls
at S..
BEEswAxprime yellow is taken fast al it arrives, at
3O4 3Oac. The sales are principally for export.
Corr oN-But little disposition was shown to purchase
The total sales amounted to only about 600 bales
rates equivalent to decline Of cent from prices paid at
the close Of last week.
CoAWe hear of several small sales of Newcastle but
prices have not transpred.
HAY-The receipts down the North River quite
large and the sales moderate. We quote fair qualities NJ
40 A2c There is fair shipping demand, to which the
sales are principally confined.
sALr-We do not hear Of any sales. Ashton's would
readily command 81 so 81 52a This description is
ry in first hands, but several lots due to
rive.
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Weekly Report OF Interments

Tn the CITY and County OF New York, the th day
March TO the 9Th day OF Air.l, 1874.
30 Men 80 Women 81 Boys "a Girls. Total l38.
Aneur,sm !; Abscess i ArorIexy. .; Asthma, Bee'
era Moibus CONSUMPTION, az Commissions 7; Group 81
~eby. Il Deli,ium lremens 2; Dropsy. 9; Dropsy
cpsy Eryspels. i Feye. q do rusrperal do
cough. 3; Inflammation Of bladder inflammation Of brain
2; do Of bowel do Of chest g; do of lungs, 49, do
stomach, y do of liver 3; Lues Ven Marasmns 81
Modification. Old Age a Palsy. Premature birth,
Rupture |; Tethng :; liberation Of Int'stine,, ?? I'm
known l.
Under 1year, 81; to 49, to 10; to TO- Q; 10 to 90
40. q: 20 y -
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NEw ORLEANS, April IA very limited business was
transacted In the cotton market Saturday every bo
dy preferred waiting for the steamers accounts before
doing any further business The sales barely exceeded
1000 BALES and prices the same Liverpool CLASH
binary, 81 III middling n s; midalng fair 81 fair
SO a O. good fair, q %; good and fine, TO-
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PALEnMo-shp Elisha es pate Eysn;
Bfotbes so do rsy Livinsston 20 bars mdzs w
Mali ses sik Fsmani boxes lseches Badger Peek
200 bags nj srts 2oo br almonds 2s33
hrx rs quorice paste 500 bags
bags walluts. i6 ba lin nds 90 b. led
C, do ord T..
Ponce P-chr Vesper-l%l hhds sugar 81 casks mOas.es
Mas "A 4 Thomp.oa.
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Died ,

On Tuesday, 9th inst OF three days illness, srrAHss
His remains will be taken to Newark (NJ) for inter-
ment in the o'clock tran from the foot Of Courtlandt
street this morning. The friends of the deceased are in
vited to attend his funeral, without further notice.
On Tuesday, 9th inst CATHARrNE, wife of Capt John
Hyer.
The friends of the family, and the Pota, invited to
mel street.
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The exports have been very uniform as regards guam
y The value has varied from year to year very mate
rally The exports of coffee have gradually increased
while sugar has fallen off very much. The export of hides
in 1913 nearly doubled those Of 1872 while tobacco in the
same time fell off from 81 40 to ls 6 rolls The imports
into Rio have not been steady. American produce is
imported in quantitiesthe markets completely
glutted with flour &c from this country.
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nrrled,

In New Brunswick IN J) on the sth inst by Rev DR..
Howe SAMUEL SLOAN Of this city, to MARGARET eldest
daughter of Peter T. Emendor Esq Of the former place
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h. CRUMP.

CtHRONuMEThK WATCH, CLOCK MAKER AND
" JEWELEk, formerly l. Iobas. for nearly years
aud recently with Naquaud's Co. Droa way upw
three bgs h. Trend, agd tn public that he
has REMOVED fro 2i3 GRAND {, ~ 81 BLEECK
Err doors &c Broadway where nc intends prac
ice the sb.ve busness aud from his long experience
and known ability with that share Of patronage
which his abilities erte aim In returning thanks for ali fas
vors h. would remind his friends that he every
scrpion OF watches, Rep ates musch aud duplex the
complicated that lie procured Also, e~elry and DIAMOND
work Pearls resung. Glses and Reys coast,aty on
hand.
| N. B-Cssh paid for old sold and silver. MI lm.m
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.

IT WAS GhLLED n FNtLAND. OF Anatomical
~ Mod,l Of the fe@si- Form, is 'glly dseerd aqd
scturrd upon, evening AZ IA o'clock, by Di p
HOLLlCk at National Hall, Canal street, fw door
r. Broadway Admission 80 for Gentlemen oely "
also dissected and generally EXPAND o. Gensm ~ tley
morning 10 o'clock for 81 cens each tn" same ~ the Al
half past for Lad IS only tnumbe OF whom
teod daily) % ceuts . ,.,,,.,
Gae.n with the Press will always be sdc,ed
giving their addresses. 30 IT..
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Passengers Arrived.

LvERPooLPacket ship Queen of the Vests Maitland,
lady, child and two wants. Woodhall. Berry A
torkfau and Barnard Burns. New York; Lieut. Col George
Bel ad Isdy Isl Ro Is Canada; Wm Middleton. Mhgan
\ ID Ch,,terso and lady C.nada Mrs Rhodes and child
Freak oimpson Ensi lands James NEWMAN, London; Henry
Hau' on Oh lehman; Watson Thomson, Montreal.
APALAcHiCoLA-B,ig Damascus-Miss futile.
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55;-THE ANATOMICAL vENUs--n7

(Ej-THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.~N
THE MYSTERIES Of Rel, oduetou in Plants ala AMI
mails fully explained. On Tnufsday Friday and Saturday,
April llth 9TH and 18Th Dir oick will deliver course OF
Lectures with winch both ought to be
acquainted bat viii be caonot be taught TO mised
audiences Naona! Hal Canal street. few doors east OF
Bfosdwav For Geutenen at psst7 the evening Admis-
One rol TO the Course 80 cents to snge Lecture
For "a in the afternoons Of the avs Admls
each Lecture 2' The illustrations will consist OF
full full rrotel Il the humn female, cal the
Ano Venus and of fourts other Models OF the female
organs different OF dereoPemens, besides
natural PREPARATIONS Diagrams merely Mall Models ooly
can ida of thee things; Petc. Model, Of ne temas
only do no models oil t' knd
are in the country ut those Belonging 70 Dr. II
Gentlemen may also them every moiniog at TO- Tor
- cents.
Number, Of Lad ave attended ~ ~ day.
Gentlemen of the will always be admitted on giving
their address slO 2tIs'Ic
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PORgUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
rI,IIpsE frfmsd aud celebrai.d Pills ,-om Portugal,
we pcrceye. be obtained the cJaEtr, See sdvtrsi
.ent 90 the last column. fourth sAss
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvnE0Peeket ship Argd- Mr. Bore,, LADY, children and
ezopx r stewsri aud lady, Ms C!inch Richard Ely,
WIN johns Cef Beer Cbas Morlot MIR W;te Allan aud
ads, Ferdinand vsret, New 70 k james Caidcough.
Mrs Roulet Philadelphia; MIR Colerville, France.
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RARE OFFER TO PLAIN FAMILIES.
NJ II SIR

A FIRST RATE PROFESSOR or THE PIANO
n FORTE AND ITALIAN SINGING, ~shes to piye
PLAN aud rspecr be family ffr nice aud
breakfast which he would take alone IN, Has
Plnooe, which b, rted by the puf bsino absent
the oi the day. rrats references sven Ad
dr. IS "MU SIC at this osIc". M iw igb
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rJtHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared sell WATCHES
and yEWEkRY Of all kinds the lowest possible prices
viz:God and Silver Levers and tepines Anchors Re ~
and also fine assortment of ewey consulting OF Gold
Chains, Pencils Bmcees Plus &c &c which he IS deter
mined u II lower than other house IN the city.
JOHN MYERS. 40 Cbatnam street
N. B.-Don't forget namber-eo Chatham street.
torp lmsr
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GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW
WORK

N.
!; s, St,';s,y ar e
a.S q sh sssIsi,y q hi: 5h,,
a ffA S %oSp ca
,a 81 Fl: ,s'y Il.
.S ny S9 Of & and P % 5
prudent eoa"..ia % saFpoiief p'ne
&c. s ya't ~ss h %
sni,y i7zs Ea,qa Lodge As,n eve, adhered TO
Of sose "V% +. was called year 1880 The
G &C. S Mast; he. @ s ee,s es@ n n
70 the last h, mrs Of his earthly es,sd his Us ns at
sa' on Sunday
. he % s nj 'aI &c; T.
Ss On a he % % h @ instant NJ
'" r. saSc'dua Lodges l ,b e,y
o and s ye, WI isembs the, L 81
e els Of their ranf in surnnS-s others ia white aprons and
B S sii E'''' only Ill., sssyS; 81 g.
$ }ss III $tAa Sr ##$SSS$&fS committee
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, &c cheap for cash, at 21l
Pearl street stairs. viz 800 dozen fine HsT Brushes, at
a. g 30 peg 1ss at s
az 81 s wS l SSse togs sn
1AbLf AND GOChEI W LEN /.
dozen white black aud buck Tacle and Desert
Also ivory Table and Desert fall Of fifty
pieces cb baign; hne Cavers and Stees at cts
and upwards Also 500 dozen and blade Pen and oc'
Knives, IS cts e. 81 &C. doz Also lot Of rich sill
plated Candestcks at IS cts 70 81 0pee air PerSons
war of any of the above goods will do well apply mmed
atsly. apo
DECANNONs COMPOUND PULMONARY SYKur,
ia kidneys, affections Of the YER nc. TINS syrup about
which anxious luqre, have been lately made aud
which has with the urq nal fled sanction of h Medical
F.culty be had the olio places Saml sa
MIR Thurman. ve,try ard Canal Mr. Ardreas, Gresnweh
and vesry streets; ~ w Allen, Jr 70 DIVISION streets p De
lc Rec Barrow and Nc Douga streets; Allied Hill 2o8 Green
wch Mr. Kst 1877 canal street; Drug Store, OF
Walker Ceutre stcets; WsId 40 Sprng street; Mr.
Brewer Green and SIrug streets, Mr. Someri,e ourth
place; D. Comptor varch Vaudam streets; Albert
Smith, Varick and Broome; Ben amin Martin Cathane op
pose OAK street; Mr. Lppncott. Ncstry aud Washngon
Wm Harrison Norh Moore and West cts; Mr. Livog
ston Grn and Four streets; Mr. Hart Gand ans Norfolk
Knapp 80 Yves street; WThea SO q STREE; n. T
Riest-d Spring and broadwiy ~ * Bunce'-, South aud
Cahar streets; Gilman and Conover Liurns and Spring
str Dosci err 81 Oliver street; aud OF the PrJpHetor
No 81 Vest y street. Price 371a oeets per bottle
Brookiyn-A r. PARSONS ID Fulton street, office of Daily
INSTRUMENTATION Moore Kings Coua;y Hotel.
20 m-nc
and yEWEkKY Of all kinds at the lowest posi- ole prices
vizold and Silver Levers and epnes, Anchors Re ~
and also fine assortment Of Jewelry OF Gold
Chains Pencils, Bracelets, Pms. &c &c which he deter
ui 10 = II than other house the
JOHN MYERS, 10 Chatham street.
N H.-Dont forget nlmber--gg Chatham
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POSTPONEMENT OF CONCERT.
DY THE. ADVlC r. of his friends, Mr. HENRY TlMM
b,gs leav. Tsslectuy 10 &c to the pubic, that
M Annual Concert will be postponed until TUESDAY, The
9Th OF AprI ON account Of the Election. s6 6t'rc
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]. p. CARROLL'S
IN L. Z n, M al T. m

aIJCTIONEERS AND THE PEACOCK DINING
n Rooms William and 50 Stone st'eet-Nlcssrx
Draper Dias & Warren, Corl'es ilsyd ok y Co, Adee
Tnpssu \ Drap.r X Co, An ten Spicer, Merchants and
Others aeading the and smilr establishments the
,c,nity are respectfully informed that Dining Rooms
have ben openct novel aud mucapprov'd style the
above number. Table dlIote hu been ssnbish d, o.
which their att ntion is particularly nyisd The Dinner 10
rom IL iii a. fixed % for which fac Din
nef b served So exeellest ttyle Al US re
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. Nr,,t u.GNETJsN-A Tooth Extracted from
n Isdv while Nagneizd. without PAM at Clinton Hail. on
ThuIsd,y Evening", Apil nth. at O'Clock ..- 49,,
c ~ 1,ynose of full eticg the matter will mangetze
Ids one whom will have tooth fsracten without pm
yTerrcns IN Clsryoy ympahy Nc will be exhibited
T,rl cts % cents each. h9J'Ic
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PEALn.'s NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
MIR. ii. BENNETT. ..MANAGER.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
IAPT.AND DWARF

OF THE SAME ACE AS THE GENEKAL!
AND THEE INCHES SHORTER!!
The Manager anxious please his patrons
that The tn Lecture Room will be entirely taken
and replaced such will promote the comfort
of the audience
rfefoowlng talented performers gag'd:-
The Great Wesrn who universally acknowledged tn be the
correct representative of Comic Characters in America
and without doubt the best ETH Orator aud mtat0r
Of a Locomotive the whole world
Mrs. Western the much admired actress, who admitted
be without equsl representative CT the Regular
Down Easl Yankee Girl.
M9demosele Pauline the delRhul Miss Adar the
cha ming songsIress and Miss Blanchard the graceful Jug
geress.
The splendid GAS STAR! that excited much interest last
winter, will again shed its brilliant Iustre
New Stage has been erected with Scenery &C. the
Manager being determined make such the
Museum will render worthy OF the patronage of the public
The Manager has effected an engagement with a
GlANTESS!
nI-Eor full patticuars, see small bill. al0 &c
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BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY

A QUIET GsNTELL FAMILY hNing thtn' v Nv
~ hou.e IN Blocker street, which ey VII ,,,o,s -,
the lat or Nav wishing h' ereni.s a "
t,k,py e.. tiennan family Or couple oi
single lady board with them They WI sss,.ar,.
them all the Comfort, of quiet pIefsant "ome. '''s
gwen and REQUIRED. Apply at 81 GTc1wichstfeeI
a Nv
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kB. Joh,; Egs., Gaps verdi M.nhaa Hs .n
sse r;ss.:. ys'$;s lsrl Tss%' on sssa]W H lsS
ld. 20 ss,oTa; fruitful We Sys Providence; Laera
.A ros,d L.wsca G Ga. & GA
TsSg% SY.r Wig ~, ".a F@en ssvs"a
G y. E.ss 49, bs: 5 5a
ss'E I l5 SS,a @ si r;
pool; Albert. (b"R Kioehg her Bremen; oe%uig rse
diaaa Gsv%sas rsss LsSsS s.ai * Eaa'y
Morgan, Matans'as: Sabine Blackington. NYok
ATA ME Ell ,.5 OF TIE ST. DAvip's BESEyo
aa. dsss es Lev Iss: late P,s
dent IF The 81 yids nensvolsH Society having bsea
Feso,sl Tha' II have heard with deep of
Genera MOIga Lewis tha, they ,mpsth1e with the
loss who after long life Of u+ailess and sesiiy
Ike fa oyars and hoaors been cae to his eseria'
To 4, The ne Of General Morgan Lewis . en-
whose name viii .iv avs te dear to the friends Of Liberty
also irwin s % whs s he. Ss IN s s
for their welfare and Sev his loss that of true
Resolved That the member. OF the s. psvds Bsneyoe s
sSa W Fl 'ss, ms
r.. and 70 assemble qt Sc Dasd al At
house of the deceased in go i'5d s W,s
VIM. DAVID, Recording secy. aio Sec
THE PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
HERALD WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
THAT in consequence Of the Passage Line (which has here
toore brought psckayes newspapers as reigh
leaving New York at IL lock Instead of the
heretofore, obliged - receive
through the oc ckMail Line aud TO peypostage and
scrptiou price Of Herald from this date three cents
cory throughout from one week to year, long
zoe have 10 pay postage and no longer.
" any Of subscribers should not be willing
tn advanced prices they will please seid their to
q. b. ZIEBER e. co, Ledger Building,
Third and Chestnut street,
al0 3trc Agents for the New York Herald.
OF SMALL FORTUNE
LCULL OBJECTIONS for preparing GOOD and cheap Cog
Z (of corn) Brandy Whskv-German and English
s.rctiou will be sold in the United States
To he had leopold Kuhs German Agency 20 Platt
New York. al0 lt'ec
THE OLD GALEN'S HEAD,
MO. 288 TEARL STREET. Beekmen street, is still
~ continued and has been established 20 city
by Dr. JOSEPH EVANS Der OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons. London, of Medical Society Of New York &c
for all disease. of &c &c Dr. Evans has had
As experience various climates and extensive tiosp
| tales No connection with any other office.
this quackery and humbug,
is most important to- chose experienced physician,
N.B-Observe the numb sr-mstakes often dangerous
288 Pearl street
T Medic any part of the Union
by particulars stating the and enclosing five dollars
| al0 ltsrc
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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Pant l.
Solo and Chorus-Young Live triumT liant smiling,
By the Company
song-The Maniac M Kneass
Sonx1s.lsnt Nyn', - Miss Bruce
Echo Song ...... Mis-, !. ndar
Chous-Hs blessed morning., from Fra Dia,o,o,
Grand Imitation Italian duet Mrs Sharpe and Mr. Kneass
rava in, and Coto--Oh Exer, most divine from
the Love SPELL frat time '.'.. Mi" Adair and the
. Company
PART II.
The Scoomaser end his Infants BY the Company
Song-Loves tell tale ........... Miss = Adair
ngComs sit thee down. Mr. Lynch
Ths Ce sbrssd isdi m Medley By The company
Song The Groves Of Bl,rey. Mr. Kavsnah
Sony What eau 1t mean ......... Mis-. Adair
ChoIus-tandy jim BY the COMPANY
finale aG.od Night by the Company
TICKETS TO be had At the door:
Doors open at 7-commence at 8 O'Clock. alO2 ere
THE MISSES CUMMINGS CONCERT
THE Nj -SES CUMNI> respectfully announce that their
18th Instant. whea hey will assisted BY her pupil Mss
NJ PRATT late of If.lS q AID NJ M,, GLIRsnuGH
PART |.
Duet-swset sste- Fay. BY the Misses Cumming
Cavatina-- Thou sh the Wood Miss b "a Cumming
upon Misses Sr%%nT sn% at
s.ug-Tuiochgorum. nr Clrrhugh
Ssne-psrmot Ashore. 49, Miss Pratt
PARrH
puet-I know Bank ... Misses Cumming
Song-Roys Wife of Aldivalloch MIR Clitehpgh
noganzaIuon, sard Ihoush's Miss w. Cu%n'ng
New Scotch sspg-Ther' lives young Lasse' Miss b. O
ln.h Bsad-Noliy Brsll,ean.:. Mr. Cjrehnsh
.aadTh' Broom o the Cowden Knowes. N s. NJ Cumming
Tickets 50 Gets each to be had at the Hotels Music
Stores Mr. Cliehuphi 2o5 broadway Misses unmlngs resi-
dence Warea street Ih' door the evening e !Gs ,sn-
az StIuThNF
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TOBACCO, 90 bales Saint Jago de Cuba.
ID d. Guisa
Coffee so bags Saint Jago, crop.
Arrow RoOt-lt00 lbs, ia barrels and cases
Segars-80tOO just Landing from the blrque Cleaner
sorted brands, crop.
general of Sega celebrated brands,
oflssG years stock. offered wholesale and tail. by
A. A. SAMANDS,
al0 msTc No Wall ST. and Broadway.
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Spoken

Europe Furber from New York for Liverpool April 1T
30 A., Ion 10
Genoa of Pr spect from Belfast for Havana April lat 30
90 lon 10
Nbiehead Ptman 10 days from Boston for 81 Domingo
March ~
Consesti from New York for Apaachcoa, March 49,
off Salt Key Bank.
Maria Ese from Havana for Bos ton, April S. lat .36 80
Ion 7242
7 Ion3
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VIM. DAVID, Recording Sec'y. al0 "

IMPORTANT ADVERTISEMENT FOR PERSONS
OF A SMALL FORTUNE.
FULL DI sECTIONS for preparing GOOD and cheap Cog
nae (of corn) Brandy Whiskv-German and English
Wasnre that only exsmpsr Of this easily executed in
s.ructiou will be sold in the United States.
To he had Leopold Kuhs German Agency 28 Plat street
New York ltsec
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
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OF TAG OLD MASTERS
EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets.
A MATEURS AND ARTS s are Informed, that the Gal
n Iery OF Paintings Clinton Hall from II A.
NJ o'clock night later according 70 The They
which have adj nsd European Gallery Artists vii
be allowed stady tn. Exhibition Room The public will
find which will explain all the historical and other
pieces quoting the Of authors from which subjects
have been taken
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