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New stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

AsHEs-There is very fair demand for Potts. and we
quote old and at So S7A 03s and 81 Pearls are
Improving and quote sales 81 25 Some holders
$437s.
BstswAx-sales Of prime yellow have been made to
some extent at 29,,.
CoffoS-The enquiry was good tc lay, and the sales
amount 10 1000 bales at steady rates. Holders generally
maintain firm position, but the market is strong
as immediately utter tue receipt oil the per
FISH Sales of Dry Cod made at 81 56f 62}. The
demand Is rather moderate The demand for Mackere is
not large.
HAy.-Common qualities of North river bale sell as
wanted at 30 40,. The demand is very limited and the
receipts large The sales principally for ship.
ment
Pno,isioNs.We have change to make in our quota
tons for Pork or Beet. The demand is still limited. The
enquiry for Lard remains activepme keg sells at
" cents
WHsKEY.-T The demand for Drudge casks is improving
quo.e 23c. Western and Prison barrels held
at "a 2atc
New YoRK CATTLE MARKET, March 24.-At Market
1850 Beet Cattle $50 Southern so Cows aud 500 Sheep
Ia prices OF Beef Cattle we note decline in conse-
quence Of large offerings and quote IS so the range
Tor retailing sora with few extra ST. Lett $50
head.
Cows and Calves remain as last quoted
sheep and Lambs in good demand at 81 10 q 81 SO
Hay plenty, with large sales at SO 56 cents
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opp,ahsim q Bs:rd:ley Chsmsn-s BsnsSict co
100 tons PIG IRON Schoied soni cks 2I5 bdls More
wood-lpkg L Peck Way Brothers, Harord-3 Corning
&Tnsks,.i walsh MsI!SIy-l Csrssnlsr Providsaee
rick 4 co-s Garner Conner, Troy-6 Fl Ihorp-4
Comes Hashi-2 Blseck:r Bogart-l Msrtin-2s John
thon ce-l2 Bird Gilian--3 Rhodes-2 Il Godshure-
e Patton stewar'Gl Tg@ss ,oc-I Bar!on-s saad.,
Jone. 4 COS Hudson-2 Smith Thurpar & COL w q
Muchsll.3 Nevins col Chittenden Blss-I White x
Morgan Alhanym8 Hunt Bras-l Bliw Cink- l. After
bury }, 4 eo-2 sa9nde,.-isa5 bars 20 bdls Peson
Spies col Cocker sons Warren 4 Stsele-2 Van
Wart-l Fellows ScheIl-3 Rhodeham 4 col NJ
Martin.2 w w Chester COL Il Jones COG Austin &
Sprs-s Badnsli Gushing CO.'S + FMaurice-8 Buns &
SaslesdE WhewIight-4 strachan Scots Hall Bros
MuIsyES Layraye- H.iss Brothers cos Hasluck
nssh-2 Van Antwerp co-2 A + stewaIt3 Richardson &
Wason729 Tooker Mead cc-S Bird. Gillian co.'s A
g. pstGa Nsyor soals2s s Phelps Dodge
tons bar iron Eggeston Battee-l6 do Crooks-3O do
WI co-3275 copper bale 20 boxes mdse
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York. which is or may designated by an Ordinance or
resolution CT the common council OF the said city of New
ORR as the watch District" to be applied towards
deraying the expenses Of watching and guarding such
part OF the said CITY, And also further su not exceed
ing one hundred and fifty thouand dollars by tax the
tans OF and situated within that part said city and
county OF New York which may be designated by
an ordinance resolution Of the common council OF
said city Of New York as the Lsmp District to be
applied towards d.syipg the expenses of lighting such
parts OF the said city last mentioned.
the Main Line Of internal improvements between Phi
iadeiphia and Pittsburgh active operation and large
qu uanies Of produce and merchandise have been trans
ported and west The scale Of freghts determined
unon by the various transportation companies at Pitts
burgh generally lower than the tariff OF changes last
year We table OF the scsle OF reghts, fixed for
this season.
FREIGHrs TO PTrTsBuRGH-PENNsyLyANIA STATE
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH as.
Clea red,

=
: g.. #S
a$s.
fs:5 S.ssi
e? sS%ss Nsw.
ass CO. dGs
nd 1ssts' e ship So's Sn s e. e. Il .
"a n wreck e bi.S
Ship Byron Russell tof Ba,h) 20 days from New Orleans,
from With logs
de Zade. Leftno Americans.
schr Comet Chase from Ilymouth NC. with corn &c. to
schI Marcia. Smith, from Washington NC with stores
.sshr Myers: Fowler from Washington. NC. with naval
schr Slower Davis, from Newbero NC with naval stores
schr Colenda Pew from Pitts Landing. NC. with raval
schr Miceut. Turner days from Baltimore with -four,
schr yemon. Seaman, days from Baltimore with mdse
sehg Adl1 sSaS: from N with m9se
Schr Florence Caee. days from Norfolk with md.e.
schr VIM Gibbons Perry. days from snowhil with corn
schr Elem Collins, days from Philadelphia with eoai
Schr Thorn Wainwright from Philadelphia with sugar. TO
master.
schr Hom'r Nckeson days from Boston, with mdse to
schr = J Munsell, from Virgins.
Schr Wing, Houseman, Virginia.
Schr Clotilda, Van Name, Virginia.
schr Atlas Ellis, Virginia
Schr Henry Lemuel, Cramer, Virginia.
Schr Banner. from Virginia.
Below.
Packet ship Westminster, Hovev, from London and Ports
mouth, Feb II, with mdse, TO Griswod.
Brig George, Yates, from Charleston.
Sailed.
Ship Zurich Johnston, HayIe; baraue Mary Chiffon Ro
Janero, and others.
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Foreign Importatlons.

LlykRPooL-shP Siddo1s-3 pkgs y NichoIson-7 Wieht
Sturge, < cot w II Smith & col sleele--2 w Towt
HG9s2 smhS5 sIonsn2 EeI,sw sebsl GSsr
ilubhard- n Fgster-i w Parsons--l Hook & Towns
o1d-6 Roswell Marsh = Garfield x Brothers-G Garner
col shaw &CNtsr-l Geo uastngs& COL IIy lws-s m
Aadwws-l e VI kellogg co--i Dickinson * Whiluu-io
t9olm Le,gh-6 A NJ y w N Armstrong; Mckee cog
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Died.,

On Monday afternoon the oath instant RICHARD J. BRc
in his 10Th year, who killed by the explosion
of bomb shell in Charlton street, near tho corner Of
Hudson.
The friends and relatives OF the family and those Of his
brother David G. Broderick particularly invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence Of King
and Hudson street. Tuesday afternoon, half past
O'clock without further invitation.
On the oath instant Of scarlet fever ELzARErH MARIA
daughter Of Augustus and Marian CarmnD, eyed four
years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence No
II Hague street. without further invitation.
On Monday the cath instant Of short but Illness
SAMUElL w BEcKNER, in The Ssh year OF his age.
The friends and acquantances Of the family, also those
o his brcther-r law Henry Adams, respectfully In
vted to attend his funeral this Tuesday) afternoon at
O'clock from his late residence No 395 Cherry street
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S37 AGO l,633,738

There appears to have been very great decrease in
the aggregate quantity Of cots exported from these
r,Iss in ls4a compared with is4s particularly from Tri
ndad The increase in the aggregate quantity of
TO be rapidly declining and extent Of the productions
OF the island rapidly decreasing This is doubt in
degree to the employ Of the latr OF the place.
annexed statement Of the commerce Of st. Jago de
Cuba for ls44 shows that the principal staples OF the
island od an outlet in the demand the principal
fions OF the world These productions being confined
almost entirely to the latitude OF the West ladies' yery
large portion Of the sugar. tobacco moasses export
ed from st. Jago. comes to the United States The cotton
goes to Spain Fronce takes more coffee than any other
nation.
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Passengers SaiIoea.

iAvRE-Packet ship Zurch-Mrs Hornor Ferdinand Rusch
g New no'k John Motley, Sprague, John Greene Nj
Sbs Slsphsw wy.b. Sa%S,s aS Mr. 26epby lady aud Masters
gnia Or 81 Julien Kavensl. Charleston: Nielopsn rub,
hos Young Alexander Young England MIR Benois France
Jacob kemper Pssla Eugene Jean Jso.t 81. ;,1erpd NJ
Schuer. GERMANY. ~iN-' S"'"e'''"", '"
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Correspondence OF the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald.
Ss.s1M M'SS
Euler Gosb NYc.k sdOlve Branch, HagsdOn. Boston;
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP Roscus Edridge, for Liverpool will sail on
Welnesday-to-morrow.
BinfvE J"Hs VIZ from Havana s,n
ssss :s
3 sa II. Al
sd ,sS ss was Gwoes y ss %
sas K: os. I s.
important frs ocean steam In.
E @ s GE e is ssS sso1 @ a' sa
Vessel as an auxiliary 10 her sailing In consequence Of The
ts sS @ats 8. &
fore a she ,as g;s$ dh EaSi left New Yck
sf New as miles, on time ns
a
ne S1f RE .
having been made Hyaans the vessel under
,s sshs5 sss
asi ,1s s. vessel asasI ms'aas
ri %s sni time M t ha sa,. fresh sss and from
e" . I. %Saf
" and offering resistance hea the
yUas s s0 % S s always 81 ss the
with cylinders onchss diameter and 2 feet stroke The
sci lays at Commercial wharf.-Boston Adv March 81.
Spoken.
Olga Of Boston, from Charleston for Antwerp st lat
shp steering w. v supposed the St Patrick from Liverpool
Foreign Forts.
WIZ 1s'aa VIM saa
viii poS6y @ o Po s
Prince.
BycK,seRr March l5sd Gszells subb:, Norfolk; 10th,
lsh Charles Henry Harding, Norfolk; Marquis CHM, New
FaAsKFoRy. March 2oArr Hepzibab Godfrey, Martinique
SD Mslsa;, Ps,cS MssS 9 ss% Thomas sm.,, r
Bo.yor. March aa-Ar Mary Ann Brown L,ysrpool-saw
iss sssa ea hsasf 1 for M9 V. v TG b has
A:s ss%s sPs 1ss .si %s
Ksaaek ' Ae.snda; Msh, j PsiIsI Al Baltimos Holmes
BSs D ss
s sss YIN s.sssSs %s:R bs:;sn S ,s wi
ApgeGn Nek;yson; October Baxt;E Phebe Bayss Crows
a ;s: Ts1 k:
eSw n% s s
Extsrment Ottoman. Sarah Jane and from below DR. Hitch
ton Malta and sss esi Of Of eoss;e ss1 wind to ssW sH
irs'h Ire Gilbert Christiaaa, Rambler emaquid VIM Pitt sid
GLoucEsrEn, March 2o-An Exio. Philadelphia for Bo,.
PRoyscETo March l9schrs Index, and Splendid both
Csp last 70, ASHORE ssSS % the o,e % The
will probsby off The Index not 50 much nursS "a
and wl be got on n the weather favorable Arr Rich
NEw gEpToaD, March al-Arr Curew. Blackwell Ware.
,.S Ts Mssh fm, s,nA Hsx'.Ys
sa sd s smS o os Ss
H ssly % wS. cfs.
Asoo,t M2sner , M. hmpnd Art 22d Mauan Williams
York sid Thos fspne,. fSi,dspSi.. 4"'' DAy'0'
lS'5PGS @ Ys s.' &
zbse GRANT Iu ja"e eaIesan a.on D vnta
.ap Rsys John c'Sad yost STS E,,s.s
NeSss.s M%sS sE ss%EE'oa, S;se,n and re
Boston bound bay; Coinmbaa Foster. Boston. Sid
.GFoserTows Sc March ls-Arr. John Hill. Rowe, New
York; Hartley Corson MAJ tucke bound the Waccamaw
@ $s' Err; SsS % sS Sas :':s
ssss s5,s A os &,SH G % Ps
II a aBr] Msr.ha .u Belfast feeoqic, Wilbur NYorh; ilih
$ jos" SSs,GS S,orss rss.I 5 81 "t ga
Pp Ss;Ss & shS, MiHa.
YSEi MS Grace Boston %,s 'aI ens cil Nor
Ssa.sas Ifs ame1 Fl as"d and wsies sses
HOPKINS. %s BTs.g
sS s%GG ss5Ss snS S5s & sns sTs ass for hqd
RaS w johnCa Sfs kF%sa F.ni GfsG,yh s,y,h. s1d
z do; Nancy Jsne, Godfrey for Noreans ds Star Cha,e
Abbey Bs Hn,chips chboe Guaarr spsds, iRomasss,n
asp Bi rsbsn Am,s'dm; Rayr, siaswos' fii@SD iaSfs
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Brown Westbrook Charleston via Havana; Talma Smith
sWe5:s W1., Frederick Th"Tpsoa Key Ws. CID Neg f0,
Eustis Boston Emile Fri Souyestie, St Pierre; Nahant
EyrnaId Gibraltar; Geo Henry tar,a. New York; Ca,lssa
rs,so9s Monego Bay; Lcusana, sddy, Havana Ventura
lMexJ Doantez Campeachy; Emsne, Nichols, ChaIleson
Austin, Perkins, Hoston =
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Domestic Importntuon..

new ,DaLEANs.shp Byron-4s6 bo's pork bales cotton
rey Matthews co32 bbls pork 52 do lard 1893 do flour
co-7s7 bales o order
EmJre-26 cedar logs Barpes-2 hf
chts ,ea 3 Wilsms-i box TaIman-i Hy.lop & Bros
q fhelps. Dodge II Meyer-3 pks Il A Wetmore-
23 bales cotton C.llomb I,en2sl Boomsn Johnston
ia Parme x RogeTs-38 Lenthon K co.'s Brcnson-3O
Spofford & Tileston-9i G Colins-i lis TO order
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

ADFLpHA March 2i-A Baltimore Howes, and Ella
Whelden, Boston, Edgar Woolstop, aud Robt Norris Clark
NYork CID Sarah Hand, Bailey, Orleans Mara, Bowen
Port au Pnce Echo, Dyer, Pensmbucc Adele Steele. St
BALI March Frances HalIet smalley: Maria
Laiourcte, aud Chesapeake, Post orr Msssaso Godfrey
Fall River SID Home Watts Ohe,ns Oaeens Long. and
Union Pfcyidense; Rochester. fork; Mary NewbuiyPcr
Coquee DemeTera Cid seaman. My rex Valparaiso and
mkt Catnarine Wngate Rio Janeiro sui mkt: Robt Mills
Darling. savaunahi Michigan, Terry. Nyol.
WAsHiNGToN, NJ: March i7-Arr Elizabeth A1n, Tolson
do
CHARLEsroN, March 2l-Arr Carolina Sherwood, NYork
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March, lsi5, to the 22d day Of March Is45.
80 Men-f3 Women-65 Boys-35 Grs-1otal, 20t.
Aporsvy q Bleeding q Burned or scaded 1; Bronchitis
Cancer p Casualties Cholera morbus /; Consumption "a;
b. bGTeSp 4 Of brain Congestion
Dropy - Dropsy in the head 2; Dropsy chest 3; Fever
puepera q Fever scarlet, 5; Fever typhoid Fever uphus
IA" @ nSs.s o. brn,s 3 fbswe
ricardum inimmation Of stomach 2; Inflammation ol
throat u nf,ammaion Of liver Lues yenersa Il Maras
nhsamm I. scrciaa Small pcI. II; Tssshns j; u
AGE-Under year 5l to years 26; o. 49, to TO- ,.
10 70 90 20 to 30 30 to 40 49, 40 TO co. a. al
Io q ~ 70 10 3; 81 TO 90 q 20 to l00 l; unknown 81
Colored persons. :. ......... ......,... ia
ELI LEAvITT. City Inspector.
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AUCTION SALES.

11ss saoN ETy EEySRAyINss !2, W 4. AT w.gs. AgcIIoN
1ss.y wa, ST. 81 Essn ssssoa at
sGS 's sa s ao 81 S m ps, oh.
ds rae without The present offers rare cha
A ucTinNm ~ NOTICE. Stock Of Me5ehant Tailor Will
spruce street % the balance the Stock Of MeIeh"I Taller
fashionable manner. ior caso@ers -
he ss .'H5t e Dry sss
''n ms s'S % 1%'' dk &c fa5%ss fpfs sT SELL tEd1 a
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
Qkes Corner Of Broad Street and Exchange Place.
nass m Msh ,,os s e bs sGss ss I
eT%ss a ss e1e ea % sv Bedding &c. &C. c
TAuRsDiS April s,S S,tsi At iSx o'clock. a. a,s William st.
,t5ee Chelsea 9th Avenue Fashionable Furniture Silver
WED;NEsDAY April 2sd, Elegant Furniture nth street
Civil attendants have been secured to attend to the sales
ps r. Those wishing to sell will have at
HOUSEHOLD FUKNITU1E SALES,
,, AT AUCTION
s. T. ssf sssa ssss.
or q families up housekeeping both
above ssIs, particular direction Of Mr.
a. may Sho & gss , the
G,IS & made at the Auction Room. Of
mhs2 TuThsr lois.rc 'ooD . Aaetionneer.
RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr. Auctloneer
THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL, corner 4th
sell at auction Thursday the a7h day Of March next
IL O'clock the Merchants Exchange very valuable
the side of the 4th Avenue
ssh street The ground contains So feet the and
pad the property within blocks Of the large
Crot0n Reservoir The House large two-story attic build
ing with cellar aud kitchen under the whole with
ssh street The premises desirable for the of
public house. end occupied SUCH $1,000 $4,000
remain bond and Possession w,ll
be given the ls Of May Ieindispuabe For
and particulars apply the AuctOnes Broad street.
to- q NOWLAN, on the premises or No. Eleventh street
f20to mr27*m
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nrs TO PIrrsnuRcH-PErNsvLvANIA STATE
WoRKs-l8i5.
Ball. 4. Philad. N. York. Boston

The above rates include the receipt Of produce OF deli
very OF merchandise ON the wharf
We annex table showing the exports of sugar and
coffee from the principal ports of the West India Islands
for lS43 and IS44.
EXPORTS OF SUGAR COFFEE, FROM THE FoUR PRrN.
ciPAL PoRTs WEST INDIES.
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Married.

On Monday the oath instsnt in st. James Church. at
Newtown, u. / by the Rev. Mr. Sheldon, MIR. THOMAS
WARRIS, OF New York, to Miss ELIZABETH w. LoRD,
eldest daughter Of Samuel Lord ESQ., of Brownhi near
NsWlOWn.
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Passengers Arrived.


LvERPooL-Packe ship Siddons-Mr Ward of Providene,
Mr. Leprenberg Germany; Hev McEvoy-and 2i4 in II
steerags. "
APALAcHicoLA-Brig Empre-W Hall
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l. o. OF G.. F.
O r TTON ND C. NCE r

RATION AND NCERT.
II HE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
Of New York Lodge No 4 respectfully beg leave to an
March 2h 1875 for the Benefit of the widows and Orphans
Fund of the Society which occasion JAMES T. BRADY
Esq has kindly cons nted TO deliver Grafton The cele
brsted ANGLEsEA BROTHERS have kindly volunteered
their abe services and will and sing
number Of their hest glee Duets and solos PROFESSOR
MAXIMILlON ZUBOFF and PUPIL, Miss, years Of age
have eadered their services and will form the Panote
Souate arranged for four hands by Beethoven Mr. r. HAM,
BRIDGE has also kindly consented perform Overture
the Panofo number Of Ladies and Gentlemen have also
volunteered their aid this OCCASION and of the
popular Ballads.
Tickets procured the principal Music Stores and at
the door the evening Of the Concert also OF the following
Pentlsmen:-
General Storms, J Sherman Brownell,
Gideon Ostrandef, Tbos. X. Kellinger,
b. J. Me-erole, E. + Purdy,
James Conner X H. MCrrs,
And from the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
q Coachmon, James Reed,
f. f. smith, Geo. Relyes,
Jacob C$olvin, Geo: w: Dawson,
q. n. Ksllinger DR.. w. w. Tompkins
VIM. B Barber, John Faulkner,
Stephen Brooker, Il. j. Wayne.
w. II. Hyatt, w. Bazely,
Major J. Hopkins, Mckibben,
Geo. Haywood, Thos. Brown,
III. Bazely, NJ. Fallen,
Il. d. Earle, y McCrackeu,
J. g. Msgnuss, DR.. Il. Tute
and Captain Stephen Miller, Of Brooklyn.
mh18 1wm
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FRONT STREET THEATRE BALTIMORE,
no RENT fr the Spring season. for Equestrian Perform.
ances and Arena Exhibitions The house n excellent
der and may be occupied Immediately, Apply post paid with
real name, TO w, Il. BURTON, Arch street Tbeir,
n2l 2v fsx~ Philadelphia,
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THE DRAMA, THE OPERA, AND THE
nAJJEr

THE DRAMA, THE OPERA, AND THE
BALLET.
MUSIC 4 DANCING TAUGHT FREE OF CHARGE.
I MR. ST LUKE. who shortly about 70 open place Of
ia the city, to be called "St ukes ACADEMY
wishes 70 enter uto ae ed arrangements with certain nun
brought forward Vscas and Dancers the higher walks
Of Opera aud Ballet he proposes to instruct thm free OF
charge aud equivalent receive their services for s'a
ted period the termination Of which they will be placed
equality (accorjing their ability) wi the Other
his establishment Mr. ST. Luke be Pamos
Opea House morning between the hours Of and TO-
mas ltsm
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given to NAPIER
N LOTHIAN, Conductor of the New York Brass Band,
by his friends Tammany Hall, Wednesday Evening,
March 26th, l845
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Thomas NJ Jenkins, William Denman,
John Kyker, Jr. John Colgap,
John Caland, Charles w. Atwood,
Charles Kent James Steers,
William MAXWELL Morton Farchd,
H. u. Cook, Bartholomew Purdy,
Alexander Forbes.
FLOOR MANAGER.
Richard White -
JOHN n. PLUME Chairman
EDWARD III. PLUME, Treasurer.
JOSEPH L. SWEET, Secretary
be obtained Of either OF the above Committee
Iammany Hall, or at the Door on the evening OF the BALL.
Tickets 81 mhl3to26eod issrci
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SlGNOR RAPETTI
p ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that
peviou. mis- professional tour he will give grand
tainment at Pamo's on Saturday, goth inst combining
OPERA AND CONCERT.
SIG. RAPETTI will be assisted by
SIGNORA ROSINA PlCO,
MADAM OTTO,
MADLLE. DESJARDINs,
SIGNOR SANQUIRlCO,
AND SlGNOR DE BEGINS.
With full Orchestra and Chorus.
BSeas may be secured every day, from O'Clock 70
o'clock.
Priee-Frst Tier and Prque,te 81; Second Tier
Private, m25rc
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TO BE SOLD,
A STRONG well built Barorche Carriage in good order,
"A and well adapted for family with without double
harness TO be Rousons Riding School, and Livery
Stables, m9 is fire.
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MILE PAULINE DEsJARDINS
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
tOPERA AND BALLET,)

At Palmo's Opera House, on Monday, The 3la inst.
SIGRORA ROSINA PICO Prima Donna Of the late Italian
troupe this city, and other eminent aIstes begs leave
inform the patrons Of the Italian Opera and admirers and
poers Of the Musical Arts and Artists that they will
Farewell Complimentary Concert; with Opera and Ballet
MILE Desardns previous her departure from this city
above.
N B.-The Box Office will be opened on Thursday morning.
9th instant and following days. from o'clock, A. M,
o'clock M, where may be secured
Prces-trst Tier, 81 90; Second Tier, so cents Private
Boxss, Sc 90, mh22
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GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND COMPLIMENT
TARY SOiREE, will be given by the friends of William
.ske place e The Apollo Rooms. on Friday Evening, March
Walker street Mil tary Hall, Bowery Hoboben hou,s
Greenwich and Canal stree Of Of the Com
WM PALMER, Chairmsn.
d. g. Walton, Secy, mh2t 5tis
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NEW BRIGHTON


CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACADEMY.
TNHE SEM!.ANNUAL Elocutonary arr Military Exercs-
e Of h r1p: will s.s pssf sbc M saloon Broad
Ladies and gentlemen desrous of attending obtain tick
Of admission by leaving their Messrs Roe Lock
woods Ill Broadway, before Thu sday, The 2Th
- w. H. DUFF, Principal
Should the weather be unfavo abe will
be made until Monday, the 3lst inst. the hour.
m25 3t*ec
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ROULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
135 AND 139 MERCER STREET.
49, MR.. JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor to
R <iniorm his friends, and the public general that his
School for Instruction in Horsemanship is open
day aud evening", as folows:-
Hours for Gentlemen, from ...........6 to A. NJ.
" Ladies ...........9 Q A. Nj. to 3 p. NJ.
Terms of Instruction made known application Mr..
Roustone.
Mr. has Just received from the country several fine and
sonabe price. m25rrc
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THE SUBSCRIBER would inform consumers and dealers
that il they art Gle of Gold Leaf il be
had at the factory % X .ade in The warranted ag
size and best qualify Dentists Gold Foil at per ounce
equal the city; warranted Cssh ths
none of time J. l.. WAUGH,
mhl3 2wissrr Practical Gold Beater
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VIEWS OF THE THAMES

w F. BROUGH. III Fulton street has received. his day
w Liverpool 500 copies of the splendid Print of the
noramc View Of the Thames with the Index Key pub
shed by the propretors Of the Illustrated London News
Also hand hundred of the numbers of January
February.
f. B. begs inform the ders of the illustrated Lendor
News that he leaves New York for London on Saturday
ANY orders for whole back NUMBERS will be
attended to. m25 aim
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctioneer.
THE Rail. ROAD DEPOT HOTEI ror,

RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS.
GREAT FOOT RACE for Purse Of $50. to come off On
" Wednesday Goth March, Oclock-Fve Miles-$2O to
the first ouSl0 the best man-fo which the fol-
lowing entered -
VIM Barlow of Williamsburgh.
X. Christian, Of New York.
c. Nevill, Of Third
Z. Donovan, do
NJ Cavangh do
Louis Meyer, New York.
Ambrose Jackson, do
Thos Howlan, do
If the weather the fair day. Price
admance 25 cents for vehicles foot 2 cents
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY AT GREAT BARGAINS.
$50 doz ivory Knives aud Forks from
,ion and will be sold in lot: to SUIT at 81 50 worth
and Knives and Forks 3 pr doz Also
5000 doz Pocket Knives Kuzors and Scissors comprising
first ay Cologne IS doz ue Soaps Pomades,
&c Also 100 reams ne Letter Paper at 81 lax cents
23l Pearl 1t, up stairs m25 ltsm
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BURTON'S THEATRE-Arch street
PHILADELPHIA.

THIKD NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
49,, . - TUE DAY, MARCH 9th
The RAkE'S PtuGRESs-Sam Slap Mr. Burton; Ned
Noss. M Bu,ke; Harry MsrLham. Nr g Barrett; Tom
nakewel Mr. Stevens; Sumuy, Mr.. Russe Betty Higgins
Mrs W, II Smith; Fanny Moraud, Miss Kirby; Lady
Danc X by Miss H. Moore and Mr. q Smith.
The Drama of
THE LONE STAH-rolonsl David Crockett. Mr. Stevens;
Ssnta Ansa. Mr. Paullin; Lieutenant Dckeason Mr..
Bowers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

TUsEDAY EVENING, March Is,
Will be ted for the I'd stage Mrs. Mowas
new comedy. called FASHlON-Co ount de Jolimare, w H.
crisp; Col Howard Dyott; Gertrude Miss Clara Ellis; sers
phna Tiffany, Miss ka,e HON
La Crscovienne by Miss St Clsir
-ro conclude with The farce of BORROWING A HUS-
BANDST Vivian Delacourt, Mr. Dyot Gilbert Duckhon,
Fisher; Pamela Mrs Skerrrtt.
Boxes ls tier IS I'd tier SO censPt 50 censGaery
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

in e city and county Of New York from the 18th day Of
80 Men-f3 Women-s5 Boys-55 Girls.-Tota, 20t.
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AtSG DLaCk BALL On OLD LINE OF LiN
k&X@\ POOL PACKETS.-FOR LIVERPOOL-Only
aEsRegular Packet Of the lst Of April.
The magnificent and celebrated fast svorte packet
ly sail on Tuesday. the Ist of April
For terms and the berths early
application should be made board Of Beekman st. or
to the subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS u CO,
50 Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank New York.