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The New York herald., 1845-09-16

The demand Tor foreign exchange by this packet has
not been very active, but the rates rule at the highest
points Drawers OF prime sterling bills firm 10 aol
premium; good bills offered freely ut 81 10, and
tie hulk of the demand has been supplied at these
Merchants wishing to remit largely induced to hold
back until the last moment OF grace in the hope that
the prime bills will fall off the confidence in
the second class bills not being strong enough give
them large sales Our export trade this has been
larger thsn usual while the imports compared with last
year have fen of, and far as imports AID ex-
ports of merchandise concerned the exchanges be-
this country and Great Britain would range far
below the present rates The large amounts of State
Stock RENTED from London to this market for SALE and
the remittance of the eds of these sales and large
amounts of interest due holders Of stock in Europe,
creates demand for exchange and keeps up the rates
TO specie poiat
We annex comparativ. table, showing the quota.
tinns for each Month dur ipg the
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Total Winchester bushels 81, ,sGJ 943A
The return of the live stock wasoxen, &C., $50 es6
horses, l445aO sheep ,a4s swine, l97,5l7toal L.
5oael6 head The quantity OF cloths manufactured
follows fuled cloth, 324i yards linen cotton
sl5562a yards flannel, 6sl sl7t yards 22e4 5O7
yards.
The nett from the public works Of Canada for
the year ending February ls s45 amounted to f25624
lis Id, and the Of over expenditures in
the of the colonies for the year ending the
date amounted to fls3 Ig7 5s.
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XNeekix Renort OF nentl.s.

In the city and county of New York from the 18th day Of
Sept 10 the ltth day Of Sect, lSi5.
~ Men, IS Women ~ Boys; 81 Girls-Total 49,
pisrAsYs
Apopexy, Bleeding .; Burned OF scalded Il Cancer Il
Casualties 81 Cholera inanum 1 Cholera morbps, on.
sumption 90 Conyulsions Group, Debility Delrlum
Dr9psy 10 the chest, Drowned Dysentery g. Epilepsy
u Fever u Fever bous IL Fever puerpsral, !; Fever 70
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway. Corner OF Grand Street.

MIR. q. ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully in.
M forming his friends and tn Public that his classes or gi
all the different styles of tn above
pli.hment and the Mazuka and PoKa Quades) will open
"Wednesday Sept 7h at the large Saloon attached the
days.Lades Glasses at r. N Gentlemen, NJ Pri-
Class for Ladies will be formed from to for La Polka
and Watzng Instructions to Pupils aud Private Class
their residences Mr. RS 62 Eighth Avenue 10
Canal street.
Mr. Robe-ts would also nfsrm the public that his
Academy will Monday, September 22d
69 Eighth Avenue, where all the different branches wl be
taught sI3 lmsrc
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DANCING ACAU ENVY.

u LEONARD STREET., West SIDE OF BToadway.
M LIE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in
l forming the public that she will her class the 18th Of
the different branches dancing Al Academy will be
taught all the and most fashionable Dances in
in Paris Among them the Qaadne Of Polka, Gallo
pade the Waltz Polka and all styes Of Waltzes. Among
Fancy Dances the Poacca Mszurk Cacucha
Mile ?. ID. will give her tcuar attention to Ladies'
Boarding Schools Pvse Lessons may be given private and
other classes will be formed by number OF hola aud will
he sfteu "a IN tany time. lmsrc
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Fiss.ss Fever vyhus; 2, Heart. di,eess o. Hecphs
sht; Inflammation II k,dnsy., Inflammation OF lungs s.
ILLUMINATION Of stomach. 2; Inflammation Of throat .;
nunmaon Of liver. ii lDtemperancs Marasnas o; Old
Tetu.us, 4, Unknown.a Total 1877. :
Axe-One under years %: o5 IL; 5to
8; 10 to- q 2ot 30 "a 30 TO 40 81 3e 80 g. 80
toll, Z; 70 TO 49, :; 80 10 90. 1; unk,owu,2
CoRNELiUs B. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors office. Sept IS l8a5
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ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE,
MDNTR Ell

THIS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrcs
Perform the beginning Of September, under th
manag.me Of the subscriber no Will prolosas 70
eugag from aud gentlemen o ACKNOWLEDGED
The oren The sand Theatre for few evenings will witt
the ceeb dSgnora Rosna Pco aud Sgno De Begnis,
the meut viii be interpersed with Vaude
Vile Ds Orchestral Oy~ures the orchestra being
posed iun of II Professors aud the cipa nstru
ehands five British music masters. .
sea i'm rrc VT. MAZZOUHI, D. NJ.
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On Monday morning, 18th INST. Of cholera infantum,
HyPArm TRrsr, daughter of Mary + and J. ". Trust
aged IA months and days few hou $ subsequent,
born son. after perious and protracted labor of 80
hours
They fall successive, and successive rise :"
At Pittsburgh Pa the 9th inst, very suddenly OF
the Group SAMUEL aged years, only of Samuel T.
Hartt late Of Brookly oty.
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NIEssRs. CLARKE x s.

r.
NIEssRs. CLARKE x STEVAN solicit the patronage Of
l the lie to their Temperance lot. g.nce Office 95s
street. where they can hw, servants Of the class
good moral character Messn Clarke Sstevan turn their
thanks Tor the hind patronage they have literally
received aud continue to the public s Duane
O door west of Broadway, sl3 ln-r
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3O7 ,6a7 $50 go 2.lOa. .Y74

:, Mo,t cal Banks. so7,sg a59s7o 2,lOa,u4
The increase in the banking capital of Canada was
made simultaneously with the repeal OF duties in Eng.
land on merchandise imported direct from the North
American Colonies The repeal, or reduction of these
duties, particularly those -four, increased the bust
in that article particularly the manufacture of it
and required the employment of much larger capital
in the trade of tho Canadas The reduction in the duty
-four imported into Great Britain from the Canadas
required that the article should be manufactured in the
colonies. 1t mattered little where the wheat was rased
but to be entitled to entry in the ports Of Great Britain
it must be ground in the colonies Many large Touring
establishments were therefore, put up requiring the
outlay Of large capital
The exports of some of the principal staple productions
from Ca ada for the past five years. given in the
nexed taLls. The quantity exported in ls43 was, in
many items much below that for the previous year. but
the quantity exported in ls4l much larger than
lS43 showing revival in business, and in the foreign
trade Of the Canadas
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IJENTISTRY.

nBStRVATIONS on the best means of preserving the
~ teeth indispensable health beauty and comfort founded
long aud extensive practice by NJ Ltvet Dentist ne IN
oducer OF the crtion # Artificial Teeth on the prncpe OF
Atmospheric pressure This small work Will be found useful
10 The offnes while persons who have lost teeth will
he informed Of the methods replccmen AID
those May he had II the author $50 Broad
way, otnsr Of Warren sill m'mc
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EDWARD MATURIN. AM ,begs to inform his form
II pills and he public tn he ends organizing classes for N
ucton N the above sccomPlishment well as IN tne read
oil Engish Poet H. NJ offers his to Sch ,os
al o. He will commence as q sufficient number OF
be obtained and show, apple ion tes
imonials Of the sarisfct y Residence ~
Warren sl0 lmNrc
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come solvent again. and the credit Of the whole must
eventually become firmly established a. II ever has
been. The time Is rapidly approaching whom rspuda.
on viii be considered degrading than It
yet been. when every dollar Of State Indebtedness
will be acknowledged and interest Of every dollar
promptly paid. Every interest In the Union Is making
such rapid strides ospsry that the burdens of
alton daily becoming lighter aud lighter The In
crease in taxable property from year to so great
that the rate Of taxation is becoming annually reduced
and few years suffice to restore the finances of
each State and Territory sound and healthy cond-
tion.
The panic among holders of Government and State
stock produced by the of wa- has passed away
but the probability of rupture with Mexico continues
great The effect has disappeared, but the
cause still exists
The rapid progress made in the commercial operations
Of Canada within the past few years be principally
attributed to the increase in the banking capital of the
country and the udicous distribution of this capital
among the commercial classes The operations of the
Bank Of British North America have contributed to this
result than any other institution in the provinces
This banking institution emanates from London bank
ing establishment of large capital and solid credit
which has also branch in this city. The three con-
nected with each other and extensively connected with
the business of their locations enabled to carry
very large and profitable exchange business The bills
drawn by the branch here, the bank in London
considered prime, and command the best premium in the
market The operations of this institution in Canada
almost extensive those of all the banks of Que
bee and Montreal put together and its business has
been judciously conducted that it has not only its
capital of million pounds sterling untouched but
has surplus Of Coo, 900.
We the aggregate returns of 70 banks OF ca
nada Of December last, compared with the Bank of Br
tish North America of the date
BANKS CANADA
December, I84a
Loans Specie. Circulatn Deposits
Banks Of Quebec
aud Montre al. S769.272 i,0)3ti 2,8.023o 2 606 83C
Bank of British N.
America. 7f6I 585 GA 37i 13jo0 2763j
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The falling of IN the value of free goods imported
larger per cent than in duabe goods The aggregate
decrease from 1872 to lsi3 about thirty per
From the imperfect returns received Of the mportatons
OF ls44 we nould Judge that the aggregate value would
exceed any previous year The increased Importation
oil the uxures OF life such rum, molasses sugar and
coffee, shows that the people of Canada must be in
prosperous condition. The resources of every
country are more rapidly developed under the
operators of sound currency than any other J;
and the prosperity Of the people of any coun
try depends more upon the pursued by the banks
Of that country, than any thing else The resources Of
Canada are very great and it only requires judicious
distribution of the banking capital of that county
bring them out rapidly and safely.
According to legislative documents from Canada it
appears that in ls43 the population 500
There 7,04o45o of land occupied of which
4osa,e4o acres wers under cultivation; the products
of which in lSI3 were returned as follows:
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ihefe hns been little variation in quotations for these
stochsw within the past two weeks Some of the State
securities have improved trine such Ohio 6s and
Pennsy vana SIS The advance in the former be- in
amessure attributed to the withdrawal of some consds
rable amount from the market and partly to an improve
men in public confidence in the stock The advance in
Pennsy sylvania SIS has been caused principally by the
strong probability that the interest due in February will
be promptly pad at maturity. Measures have been
adopted to ensure the punctual payment, and unless
something should anticipated, the credit
Of Pennsylvania will be maintained The Treasurer of
the State has issued circular to the county collectors
calling upon them second him in his efforts to sustain
the faith Of the state
1t s stated that the finances Of Maryland have been
rapidly Improving and that strong hopes teraned
that resumption of pay of the interest the debt
Will take place early next spring The next legislature
will, without doubt, appoint the period of resump-
ton. Wo have no doubt but that Michigan will
be the next state to resume after which will come
Marysn The delinquent States must gradually be.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A: c. FUTILE, Auctoneer
AkGE sl SALE e H"d~aIe % and .ss'sry, Toys &c Js
ur--, half past O'clock va rs csss. To by order Of
the Asresnle Mu ln.usance Compy for eashsaid toy
ocoea casks and lots Hardware Gu lery con-
:s aa as o and hoo r
less Also 80 ~sksges dssrabs Birmingham rardwaIe-
a. 81. 0 Q. Of a. Fsei s AS
1abie ard Desert Knives aud FORKS Also, at q o'clock by
the css-, cas- assrt TOYS. u good der SIG itt
A. c. TUTrLs., Aciioae-G
h oYs-JcohS rlat will .e tins mon,ng, sth9lf
o'clock al No % Pstt street 20 cAss Ioy' hsvns been
damaged ON thev OF importation.
Terms cash on delivery. sl6 lL're
A uDIIOV NUIICr.-tIksT fall ALs or hLr-
h gait aud Fash'oasbe rew Rosewood aud Mahogany cabs
JACOB :. PLArr will seii, on w pNt.sDAY, l7th OF
pem9,r 10 ol ok, the Large Room Of h Coliseum
avery extensive aud viul6e assortment of snpTb and ee
CANT Rosewood aud Mahogany Cabinet Furniture besis the
n MsI%ns Scroll ei1s,,,a fsse6 X BsJ.asads BB,si
20 Serle tine Cushion and Spring Seat Sofas
20 Fu F.nch nd y Chairs
Do Cayed AID Sprins Seat 90
Do snd Rose Wood Easy Chairs
Rose Wood Paro, Chars richly carved and plush
10 spsnf ssa5 sofa 70 ;. match ..a
Mahogany Secretary Bo, k Gases
Do Do Booking Chairs, eove.ed with plush
Do Swing Cribs
Do 3 wig Chairs and Nurse Rockers
Rose Wood Votsire Chars, with ,ush and hair
Mahogany sss sss.g ;,B Bureaus w',h marble ,op'
DO Sofa Tables
Do Lbriry Book Cases
20 entire Tables with Egyptian marble tops
Do Ottomans aud Divans, newest style
Do Ex,ensi II aud End Dining Tables
. Do Lsdie. Wo,k Tsples
Black WALNUT, Easy and Cot.ge Chairs, SC &c.
Strangers aud citizens will ind this opportunity sup
pyhe orders article will be positively sold to the
.stalorss.s ready early on the morning of the sale
n b-Pnrchaers can have their goods careful packed at a
trlfiing expense SD am&w'mc
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CASTLE GARDEN.
ETHIOPIAN TROUPE.
$l%Admisslon rs Cents.-Er
gfJsri-ta,s ......... Messrs Ev.nrh - u.;.ay
Tuesi lay Evening. September 18th,
FART
Plant'ion Overture; ...... Instrumental
Song OF liu no,-'Sing, Negroes, sng". Neace
Come Air-Mss Johnson Juii, ,n- o! Barney Williams
Desc ption of NEGRO wak-Gw in down town Aeace
luginia So sg-WhaI did you come from. w ,liams
Concerted Ope atc ri ce a.d Chorus parodied from
Auoers Maid e Cashmere by b. Williams and
Troupe.
Al this period intermsion of half an hour for
mens Promenade, &c.
- FART H.
Barney williams will sing Irish Ditty.
Medley Solo on the Accordion.
IT, nh1 "; Jones
A Learned Lecture, by Colored Professor.
General Virginia Breakdown
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection Of Sacred Muslc-Ad-
mtance l21a cents.
Bouquets constantly for sale the Garden.
.,oor. opr. "oit-pest rerfoYmAA Q -
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Fine Green and RlncI IT,. v.

o'osg ts .tra do O. Young yson soprrb articles As
y aiim al the wholesale and retail OF the anon Tea
oon.nk ii3 ch street the corner Of Cortland
aad IL IN th,m street., btween Pc ri and Roosevelt
i.tv nJr reputation y . for up daog and Tor ,hs gh
ttmd; uansaed We earnestly CON mead families counry
iIsimrnt. - ' ~ i-S> s'ao'
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THE GREAT SEA SERPENT

q 4 - "
NOW EXHIBITING, for the first time the APOLLO
IN SALOON, 4l0 Broadway. This INDUSTRIOUS Skeleton
ia feet weighs 500 lbs; being greatest
fine animal creation discovered THIS Great Serpent
recently discovered by DR.. Kcck of Germany, during
geological Alabama IL will re exhibited but short
this city, and then taken Europe Admttancs Is
ceuts-t hildren lals 2teodrr
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:, ethiopian srensders.--Palmo's Opera
Houss ceptian r. Ms'ss Gsrmon stanw ood H.r
nnstcn Pelham aud White last night Psmo' spoke eIo
9asiy TIE @raco. ,heg md vdu lily aud cole cfivIy
- sn 70 ne admirers OF the classic cbarsr..
,a,s 70 =, dr.9. dsselo.msu,s Every sound aud eve
s, Only :, rs- again tonight. N sil brighter colours a
AID anticipated delight ~ -"As'S
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To Seif-shaving Gentlemen, possessin a
oss beard and lender fce the talc Tablet and srop Of
o7u defs the acl- that will obvis
mr. dhcult-s mot convincing proof Of their utility is,
~ rs h'si cners IA ondon viz Colsm,n. Haym Iket
Nsw bond 81 have them for sale and end them with
e use oil theis own cutlery Manuactory, III Broadway
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NIX SENIOR NJ. q DE PAREDtS, who has been for
l vrral professor Of Spanish Literature in Of the
colleges IN the isl md Of Gu aud present engaged
.ueh Ch Cuudeus Lyc- andS Johns G. lege, ha
some leisure hours would be pleased o. devote them
pher III III ions.
10 order commodate students Senior Paroles will have
Span sh evening elias three times ek, in the lower
o the city. aud the other b Gays IN the upper part
Persons wish ng Mr. will ple apply Nessrs
uderts nc Porte. No I Marks Pl,re 2rsm
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HAVANA SEGAKS.

HAVANA SEGAkS.
SGM OM0 IMPORTED SEGARS. EMIT ed TO debeu-
oOO,OOO ure consisting oi the pprove ed brauds
va La "ia, La Csbanas T. Vega Plantation I'll. de Ma
T. d,s Amiga r half Regaa impe,a Wa.hiugSn La enr
e hmbe, Csnofa Plantation, La fieura Silva ItegsIia
The shove forms of the extensive aud choice as
sortmen ever imported and will be sold low quantities
suit purchasers by r.. CAPRANOA co.
sic 3tisfrc "a Ve.ev street
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MONEY LAID OUT FOR ADVERTISING
the Herald we'll app opriated; f ertsements
are properly prepared for the public eye the money sl
better Dyed. THIS aon for the
mot hreMd men Of business may always succeed in
planning their design the minds Of others
o his trade Apply at the Amercao Correspondence
81 Au rray corner Greenwich 81.
sic 3teodfr WILLIAM DOLBY. Public Amanu ensis.
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH
DR. A. &. CASTLE, ssl Broadway. inserts Artificial
~ Teeth, from tooth entire Tender teeth fill
without pain iserh filled with gold Sc.
Or e. C. refers to the spanish French English Ambas.
sadors Lord Moreth Anhouy Baicay Esq British Consul
pon o'oushton spsn;h Consul Coy Mason Ms General
Johnston President Of the Medical College; Lieut. John
SOL, US.N.; Adj. Townsend u. y A SC SC NC lt'r
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no THE Nj ssEs PALACHE's

BOARLlNG AND DAY SCHOOL
Il " York
Instruction is given in The Heb Language free Of any
according 10 the Porte aud German
lp Al other languages and a. Its tai ght
Gus branches of study.
The Misses siche having been for some time established
fey WIN confidence On the success Of their system sic lc
MAHAN'S FASHION PLATE.
~ AHAN has issued his Pist- of the Fall and Winter
~ shi as of tf56: aud as he ia King of
wi ~ course be ie'estine inquiries the modes
sent and coming The plate drawn aud colored
eh seuns neat e>s aud som- Of the figures show fashion
" pout 70 Drug to vor garme ich combue
o ap thc IN eas- and comfort the weaer that
wnM is,hon does hot Away d. -[U 5 Gaz.te.
Mr MahaI stymg at Exehia xe Hotel ST.
No ~ He has few copies the above plae with him
EkiE RAIL ROAD BONDS-0 and per ceut Erie Raj
SO Sur SISTARE % wall At
ESSENCE OF Cs)tFEE.
VA HUH Is now extensively in the European pitsls
, hnow Tor the hr time introduced into the IT, States
ue IRON The best sied and cleaned coffee, aud
iuii more or less according the taste, diluted
ho water o mix furnishes of excelleut coffee
siseu Is olvnc-d that the ssgacy of the public
Vi .hs country III immediately perceive the
noes IL oilers To house KEEPERS general lers by
anu o, sea- e,tiurateus Ac. dulges the hope be
REWARDED io the great sacrce the introduction of novelty
aWaN cahds ny liberal patron which fail
his Essence. ~ " ~ ~ "
Is Tor sale wholesale bv H. HILL No Water street
ahd retail by Bunser Co.. Is Maiden lane g. Cot berger
conner Chauihers and Centre w Corw $50
way: + L. sZADETZKf, Sole Manufacturer
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KEY TO MUSIC.
THE Undersigned Professor Of Music has obtained from
considerable omber Of his Pupils the Piano Forte he
most respectable class the community certificate that
they received IN shorter time and manner the know
ledge of rudIments Music how play from his
invented instruction book called the Key Music He conli
lessons the Piino, those who favor
ha wth ther custom will please leave card at No Baya
street where he will continue lessons at his
nought {. g. Christma i0i Pearl ,he authors
lodging. CHRISTIAN u. MUELLER
sl32w'rc Author Of the Key to Music.
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
nRAToRO of the Seven Sleepes TO be given on Weda.s
" day Evening 2ith iust under he direction of Mr. U. C.
HILL The priuc cipa solo by Miss Norhal Mrs jamie
son Mss Windmuller Mr. Fraser Mr. Seguin and other dis
ngu shed talent
The Performing hcmbers Of the Society requested to
aterd the re srsss be held Monday aud Wednesday
evenings Of each week the performance The ad
Tickets will be IN readiness for delivery eher of
the evenings above mentioned Nonpe forming Members
will their tickets application to Mr. Geo Whit
lock- No. SO canal 81 s3 iwr
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NEW AND BKILLIANT URATURIO.
1NHE beautiful md effective Oratono of THE SEVEN
i SLEEPERS, will be performed on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th Sept.
AZ the Tabernacle, under the direction Of Mr. GEORGE LO
DER.
The Chousses will be sustained by One Hundred and
Fifty Performers selected with particular reference to their
Mu ,ical Qualifications.
he Solo parts (ten n number viii be well sustained by
Resident Talent.
powerful Orchestra will be eng ged for the OCCASION and
the public confidently hearing good Oraoris
well perf,rn ed.
MIR II. G. Timm will preside at the organ.
Tickets 30 cents each be obtained the principal
sic stores, the Of c. r. Nesht of Wall and
Water and the of the Tabernacle the evening
Of the performance. sic Str
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CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA
w. Z BURTON ............ LESSEE AND MANAGER
SECOND APPEARANCE OF
MIR. AND MRS. kEAN
Tuesday Evening. September 10th.
The perornance will commence with MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING Benedick, Mr. K-a-Don PEDRO MIR T.
shaw-Don Jo n M Mcrris-Doeb.,ry Burton-Be,trice,
Mrs Kran-H-ro, Mrs Rogers.
Miss Csrne vii appear IN favorite Dance.
To conclud. with The ,u yhaple Farce oi THE GARDEN
ERS " WIFE-Galochaid Mr. Owens-Ch.y l,er De busy ,
Dunn-Madame q lochsrd, with songs Miss Coad.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
STAGE MANAGER. Observation-Disclosures Mn H. T. STEVENS
Tuesday Evening, September 10Th.
The performance will th BILL JONES-Bill
Jones, Mr. w. Woodbury. lnnes, MIR St-vens-Lary
Longstory. Mr.: Burke-Wid Jane jones Mrs Burke
Autri, MIR + Conne.-Ladriy MIR Wood b., ,trand Alr
Burke-tlois. Mrs Burke
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FOR SALE.
4yA OR EXCHANGE for other city property the large
m spendid four basement house If Blee ck-r
rAI and Thompson eets. known as No Depeau Row,
now occupied by Dr. Valentine Mott Two hisd of the pur
chase remain Tor several For
particulars apply between 10 and i2 o'clock 10
sic lwtrc s. u HUTCHINGS, &c John st.
- HOUSE WANTED-Pat of a small furnished
c.:R shed House. the CORNER pefred for small fam
y, either in New York Brooklyn. Great care wi
be tahen ~ iur ur- References gwen and ured Ad
dress with terms, X H.. is6, New York Post Office
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The greatest increase has been in the expectation
barley having increased from 90 minots bushels
the export of ls4o to Co. 755 mnots l9 bushels
the expor. of 1874.
The importation of some of the staple articles of
sumption for three years we're fol lows:
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A. CIJA
~ ESPECTFULLY INFORMS the passengers Of the New
~ York steamboat of the Norwich and Worcester rail-
wav that got their baggage that he will them equal
to aId the reasonable terms has
lok
N BCan be done and give great satisfaction in days
notice, by
A. COX, Tailor and Coat Renovaor,
IS Centre street. doors from Chambers st.
s15 Ne Y,rt.