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c HOBE'S PATENT

Il 81 N DIM N 6 T A b l. E 8,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most
du,abe convenient and elegant Of Extension Tables
waanssd to run easy constantly ard not be
ment Of choice p.tterns suited for paro hot
niture always hand the WareIooms No4o Grand street.
and examine. mrl ln*rc
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Board OF Supervisors.

This Board met 1t O'Clock, His Honor the Mayor in
the chair.
Petitions asking relief from erroneous taxation were
received and referred.
Reports adopsd-In favor Of relieving frsm erroneous
taxation. Moore 18th ward; Charles Wisndall. Sth
ward; Nathania Weed, Barclay stree Esther Levy, 7th
WARD; WAR 4. Rowland. 10th ward; Thomas Hergan,
ION ward; Moses L. Manns 3rd ward; George Lievsn,
3ra ware; l.. D. Crager, A. johnson, John A. Graham
10Th ward; John n Chester, 3rd ward; c. Rogers, 18th
ward; Edward johnson, ard ward
Rtmitted from Personal Tas.-W. H. Van Rsnshestsr,
9th ward.
Adcerse ts-Remitting personal tax of w. y. Knspp
Daniel Maitland, L M Hays, David Lyon, John Dough
erty and others
Biilsssvsral Bills were ordered to BE- paid, when the
Board adjourned.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

TO the Public.
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sd every year cIcept New Yea Day Fourth
OF July Price copyor 81 % sasum-posages
pad--cash in advances
THE WEEKLY HERALD--pubkshed svs., Saturday
morningprice 6x copy, - 70 snnru-post
ages pad, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulatio II the
Herald is over THlRTYFlVE THOUSAND. and increasing
fast hGs the largest circulation Of citu
The World nd therefore The Best chdnseI btsiness
Hen IN the ~ country. Prices modeats-cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the moderate prics
and "A tbs elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
pRoPRIEToa HERALD EST ApLIsHMENr.
Northwest OF fulton and Nassau sreets
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b o A r ID | N G. i.
MRS. D. FISH,
1856, 1877 and 139 Broadivay.

1856, 1877 and I39 Broadiuav.
NEW YORK.
lhs fUBLIC ard STRAN6Ehs visiting the city, oul-
y Informed that the above fitted up SUI
per'or manner for the entertainment of
Permanent and Transient Boarders
The location pleasant and busness-the apart
nen spacious light and airy sad hand,om y shed
through with furniture beds bedding sc The table
wd be abundany supplied with the the market aords
MAO lu~rc -. l'7 - - - ~ v-f> -
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H. E. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
MERGH


] N ss; Il: :sa; .:.s:s
II. residences: Of aauhng housekeeping
::H @ss sSs :s e ri
s have sdssae:
on goods for priya.e sale. ma imsec
EysSz as. A .S;5s l;5 Sss F III
-zz-X .'rive in Albany in ample time to saEe the
.ad :p:$a :i rs'i Capt
4: Ss.. ;pps board s:ss.
sSs:sssSss sSS
twys eoa.ilsuot and Liberty streets
= c.p ca
raadis e csa.s fle
DEL on MSnday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons.
r. me stss%so., NORTH AMERIcA, csp.aip;,, on
in e Il. o Cars bs Es ~
The Boats and sges.antia furnished with new
and state ROOM. and for speed and accommodations
Freight then at moderate rates
without from the Captains Or Agents. TINS ms
& beard the 'o' p e.
sHE$HsH syH!.5.As ::S.;. sSsAE
AID ai:po ,;,
pt sss hun shi g " IS
Pr sa:d cope Cd up cooper Ter and
Of q 70 .Ss os, 81 ID.
.,er' CT, considered soes FoI ether
n%fa s0' pie. 'ppi Au.soa s.ss.. chs..on
.k6& STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
s'' PSsssi as s' stov. 1ssasI S.p
Having very supe,lor daons io CABIN ca4ia
& i
May The who d..soa. O. sqndas relative.
For lss.age LON Liverpool early application should
be made to the subscsiber.
maue 100 Pin. sos.ea mss q ses,S stree.
A 5 sbtfE 5eAEE q StD wen g Ez
49, ssssls Fssss. e he l,iof APRIL 49,,
ship aS ,s .s"E vii
~ sail on Tuesday, .he lst Of April .,,-
P;siYsa
s saoa street. next door to the Fulton Bank New York
aSR PASSAGE FROM GALWAY. DIRECT TO
m Bs ycToa will ia .s from Galway ' on f ,s s
send a, e e
ns $ @
% % go s. s 81. q Ssa to be IN time for the
EG % oag YA & ps ssS
.ssstd Sg fsfss e II ~
Huttlsston MASTER will sail a. above, her regular
Having very superior accommodation. for cabin, second
early application board Maiden Lane.
The. and elegant Psels, Ship HENRY CLAY, = Sye,
May May. WIN succeed the A'n'''''' ''a san on Inc a Of
ak FoNS NEW oRLEAN s-Fo.it7.ly ar.t and on
90 shxN6SA c.p.s rso ny viii q. if' !.
For freight Or p;.s.s, h.yas splendid furnished
Positively goods received board altar Saturday
ngeats IN New Orleans, Messn Hul,in q Woodruff. who
fi Sip s'f sSi ,dS': Captain Hunt
will succ eo the sh.nnnea snd sail 18th inst al
.S6& FOR L0ND9N-he.usr Packet Of LIST. April
%IsEFT Capt w. is' ssboIP '' n p sag
sppsIier and elegant accommodation. for cabin
Zane lam 'o oGso ''~ ' Joseph MeG tHSi s'''n
SO LONDON LINE OF PACKETs.rscLes Of the
lS,e Arr,MThs fast sailing Packet Ship ToRON-
for cabin second cabin and ,tsegs pas
~.lrc q south i, cor. Walden lane.
66x- PACKETS FOR HAvRE-sscond Line The
Mz} ship UTICA r. Hewitt Mater will sail ON the LIST
BOYD EINCKEN Agents,
T7sEs sF a 71I5 5.: :sss master. WI 5:
;SasssasssS-iet'ned until t beg sth of ART cv
s@sS FOR MARsElLLEs--Ihe packet ship GAS
cos,sr IN mast s.b g sail h On z. Is, pro.imo
SSSp st sxeRts rsFF a.s. s.i...
BLEACHING POWDER.
100 CASKS Soyd 'up''Or sisssUs fGTTss, &; ,sby
Nos IS and Vi Nassau street
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Arrival Of the Louis Philippe.
DEBATE ON THE SUGAR BILL IN ENGLAND.

The Religious Movement In Switzerland
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SSH - STEAMER WILLIAM Sc ABB OoK A

x Iuiit ~ James MaT.h ! San. ~ ms pscs Of
M .asia in the sumwr of sss. is now offered az phi
~ ~, And u dspo OF ha will positively be
sold nnd.y. the II Arr public auction, TO he
hs nes bidder She ca -, fee bee 42 feet on lex
Pr a ssod an cope ed up 2 her cooper Ter and en-.
York in abort, only we'll but nsnely found in
.,er, res ct considered a. goes g For ether
inf .rm stion, plea apply SANDiFOPn HOL' ES,
MA IN II Auction eapge, Charleston. 8. G.
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kHR STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
ktkxAN Packet Of he lh OF Aprl-The and elegant
aAaae first class packet shin WATERLOO, Capt w. H.
Having superior datons cabn, cabin
and about embark, will find
this splendid hin t. be most desirable CONVEYANCE
The Waterloo wilt sail again from L vr!pool the 26th Of
May Those who dsfous Of sending for their relatives
Fl snds have ,,m brought this splendid packet
For ss,age TO - LON Liverpool early application should
be made TO the SUBSCRIBER.
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xIfR BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVNH-
MAAl POOL PACKETb.-FOR LIVERPOOL-Only
&&Shek Regular Packet Of the lst Of April
he magniheent celebrated fast sailing favore packet
ship EUROPE Edward g. Furber commander, will positive
Iy sail on Tuesday. the LIST OF April
For terms Of passage 20 secure berhs early
application should be made board of Beekman
fulton street. next door to the Fulton Bank, New York.
ma
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LONDON STscK ExonArsR, March 3, two oclock.-The
transfer books being closed for Bank Stock and Of per
cent Annutcs Long and Old South Sea Annuities bust
market. The quotations to-day very firm. Consols
ducsd Tires. oof and 81 loa5 lOaf both for special
ASA Exehequer Bills 90 "a m; India Bonds 10 m.
s advancing Converted have touched 90 o6} Mexican
Ii Belgian n l0l. In the Railway share Market, the
French lines have ali rather an upward tendency and
there II good deal doing in them.
Four O'Clock -Consos for Account closed at 1901.
LorpoN MARxnr, M.acH 9th The favorable intelli-
gsnce from Livsrpco Oh he's produced good effect in
our cotton Market therefore heavy public sales
have had this week. have had better result than We ex
pec Of them OF the $4,000 bales Of India put up at auc
tion, the half were adudged and there sold ether
wise 1900 bales more The latest sales indicate ad
vance
PARIS srocx ExoHAros.-Maroh g. half past four--Ths
Five per Cents have again advanced to day The Thrses
continue to held Rrm but without much business being
done IN them. For cash. Elves have advanced 4Oc;
Threes i0c Loan Sci Belgian Ewes and Spanish hrees
lave risen Portuguese Spanish Fivss no quotation;
Roman and New lgan sre unchanged For the end Of
the month"; Elves have risen 25c; Threes have fallen SC
Loan Is unatered Heavy snles to realise profits have
cansed slight reaction to-day in Railroad Shares The
lines not officially quoted have In general advanced the
others have nearly all fallen For cash. Paris seeaux
have fallen lOf g. oermain AT boc Rouen, Cete, and
Avgppn lof Orleans and versailles Lsf Dapk) sf7sc
alto might banD n socI etrssoourg II ssei Hsvrs and
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STATE OF Trade

AsHEs-Pots are still very inactive. Old quote OF
So s7t. and new at 81. Pearls steady at 81 40.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow SELLS wanted, at 293 29ic
The demand Is very moderate
CoTToN-To.day there a very limited enquiry; the
amount sold is reported at 800 bales which includes list
ol 800 bales. The market weak and prices are con
tnually in favor of buyers.
HAy-Common qualities Of North River bale sell at So
SIC. The supply Is limited for the season.
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks are held at 23c. Western and
prison barrels are held at 2S 2S3c.
REAL EsrAre-.a .auction-Premises 80 Barrow street.
near Fourth st, 10 It by 90 ........ $395O
Two story rame house 3lS Third street. east oil av.
enue d, lot 30 by l06 IT. house l7& by 80 IT,. 100
Two lots east side of 9th avenue, 81 It from
ner of Sixth st. each 22z by 80 IT, at 81 250. 450O
Four story brick store 68 south street. corner Pine
street. 2la f on Pine st, 2ol rear by 663 deep
Two story brick front house and lot IL avenueC,
next to corner of I'd street. lot 90 by 7b house 90
Two lots on s4h st. 100 # from sh avenue each Is '''0
by 0si II, at $780,. ......... .............. 1880
Lot adjoining, same size. ................... 655
10 uo,. 69O
90 90, at pooU. 205O
l. 40 40. $50
lot rear OF above, on 35th st. 500
Lot adjoining, same size. ASS
Oo uO,s 400
Do gore, front 40 0ft.................... #. l6O
Lot in sth avenue near s4h ST. a4t #, III by about
100 deep. $50
Lot adjoining, 23s by 100. OO,.................. 1855
" uo...ss. IW
DO do. o.................. 80. 795
lots corner s5th st, together 4si feet 'front.' with
front and rear frame dwelling thereon. ... $500
Lot on 3oth st, rear OF above, % by 9S3 IT. 400
Lot nextto corner 7th avenue, lss by esi IT, sSo
Lot on 7th avenue, corner 3oh st, 20 by rs IT,. $40
lots adlsnins same size, at $50 1850
Lot on 7h avenue corner sai st. 2sl by 100 t. - $50
lots adjoining, same sze at $780, ........... 1880
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Foreign Markets.

KNGsTor Uam) Jan. 49, l845-Our last advices to you
were Of the 2lt inst in which mentioned that our
market was well supplied, and sales Of $50 bbs Brandy
wine flour at 2es bbl 100 do Philadelphia 2Ss 100 half
bbs do 29s per pair and for cornmea 5s sd was Of
fered Since then three large cargoes of -four and meal
and other breadsu have arrived which have caused
further decline in prices large operations have been
made by our dealers at ats for -four and for
per Dbl Crackers 1885, pilot bread 1885, navy do 1885, and
corn 6s I'd per bag OF two bushels The market is
extremely depressed condition Our importers are stil
holding large stocks of all kinds of ground provisions
which are also abundant in the country. To-day 35th
inst 400 bbls Baltimore pilot bread sold equal 2s IO
1000 bbs pork prime sour ass per bbl 400 do lot
4ss; 500 90 good 6as Hams American, I'D b; beef
mess half bbls 37s inferior do sos. Butter American
yellow 81 lodths article is scarce and held at ad
vanced rates. Irish butter is however coming freely
and selling at Is Is 3D. which WILL Of course affect this
article ExchangeCol Bank on London; II per cent so
days; 80 per cents Planters Bank sight u per CT
Phil U. S Cas-. Feb 49,
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PORT OF rEw YORK, FEBR UARY 10
Glen red.

Cleared.
s;ss S;s
Boston smith BusS Ne% Haven Snrh
%s;
L0"
Arrived.
vino, brig MS,a,s AsS.s. ShS
8, III, I6
sss sssa s ss:ss M
IVes ss S3sp,y afa 10 a.v
,us with $500 hide. os"shs k!ass' ksS
s from SsSS,' %S%' .pt iSi mann mann
Brig Belle %ys. days from Wilmington, NC with naval
Bremen saiio London Packet Hanke 40 days from Argo
, sfhF M0;aps ss HR9mt: from St Domingo City, Jan 49,
SchI ;,s Gommodos Kss.asy Pyae day. from csd Keys
Keys. bas ono q oa Noble FOR e fas
schr Chief Graydon 10 days from Darien Ga with lumber
ss Ts: sy % sS Il. d%
Y. M BLOWN Of IN late late sae Sa los
-. sch1 Mary Wel,h 10 days from Washington NC with ma
sShr VIM Henry soper days from Philadelphia with md.e
sshI Lady Clinton, Crsmsr from Philadelphia, with Goa.
oe o"sa Hoovers days from Philadelphia, with -four
sehr Lady York. days from Gloucester Mass with fish,
sehr Albert Rogers. vinal, from New Haven with ice
Bsrqus Edinburgh, Houdlet,e, from New Orleans.
Also bnss unknown
Ships Paul Jones' Watkins, Liverpool Burgundy Walton
Have; baqu Jacob Vain, Rowland Orleans: brir Escs
Savannah. and Others: - ..o
Correspondence OF the Herald.
A,,wh,. o,r No,v from, y MEw LSsDSr Feb H. Isas.
from Monevideo, with about 1900 bbs oil to Miner Law
renee X Co.
SrorINoroN, Feb II, 1915
Arr hos williams, Manw airing from the South Seas with
200 bbs 50 and 2aso do VIII oil.
Miscellaneous Record.
SHIP CoRoMArpo, Hedge sailed from Liverpool the 7th
LOT BOSTON, with general cargo, aud iron On the 18th Of
he is,h puns iesk p heavy gale which cont, ued until
pumps gong but finally had abandon her The and
70 a. os ~ npmosr were taken of by the Broheg Br) bound
;. % 'prn' \" wnlch carried them int, Halifax the 9Th
mando wrs $50 tons burthen Remarkably 1as shpsbos
years Old There Is her Ia Boston 70 he amoun
eomprssg ySv iasae CONSISTED Of 800 or 1000 packages
insurance at most OF the Offices Boston IN an ,mnn, ,
any. any, .nor no o. s%p oSo no ohce having over 10000
vannah, VAS compelled to do in consrouenr Of La. ,
mos, Of her sails ia gale aud her rigs ing RECEIVING
scHRM B. RonKRsoS.Ths wreck Of sch r.por,es ,,;,,,
M Bro on her stern passed of Haeras 2sth ume \, snu
posed to be that Of sch Robertson, and from
for New York, recently reported missing md SUI poe ~
been down about 81 off the ea war; '" 20 nave
Shit NrDoRA, which Bermuda ia disiress n. .
be ready for sea about the LIST inst. ""' :"
from CuTscos reports date t a. lon 70 go 2e in WIKI H.
wreck OF the schr Borneo her is feet above
sais oEo Hrssv, Blsklsy at thi, port from 81 pe.p.o
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To TAILORS

'IhE Second Edition Of stinemet, eeebratsd k an
nJ smenu o every description in style Of elegance
equMea now published and ready delivery Those who
desire TO avail themselves Of great 10 he derived
IRON me use Of the instructions contains would do we'll TO
OBTAIN copy without delay. The book ia Il bv IL inches
paGs and eS.,aSs sSn rs u, x elegant
tons for cutting IN easy and scientific manner The follow
ing few Of the many highly names who
TO the merits Of the book - -" ''"'
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. stins
NETS Treatise Cutting Garments, with pleasure
Il as work complete aud its practical an
plicaton to cutting, superior heretofore published either
in Europe America. "
p Henry Son. Daniel Cutter, staats Banker Charles
.ox H.. w. Tryon CO.. b. Y. Homer James Daily John
Htyiiend, J. II. Rainier
sboye be obrned Of the author No li3 Broadway
Nsw YORK @lmssa
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On Tuesday, 18th inst Mrs ELIZABETH PATcHIS, wife
OF Ralph Patchn, OF Newton, Il. I in the 69h year Of
her age.
The friends of the family, and of her sons Clinton
Brownell and Sherman Brownell, requested to ct
tend her funeral to morrow afternoon O'Clock from
q Grove street. without further invitation The mem
oers OF Getty's Lodge OF o. Of F. and the order in
general, are particularly invited to attend
On Tuesday afternoon 18th inst after lingering ill.
ness SUSAN, widow Of the late Capt David Leslie
the esd year of her age.
Csrther notice viii be given Tomorrow morning
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship ngnsters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will Civ
% ROBERT SnvEy. Captain of News Boats report o.
spoken en- their passage list Of heiI and orsr
medatxly heir arrival Agents and Correspondents
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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SALES OF srocxs-BosroN, Feb. /,

SALES OF STocKs-BosToN, Feb IL.
shares Market Bk, 74 Western RR 80; 81 Charles.
town Branch RR 7O3; so Eastern RR 1854; 100 Boston
stock lia IS Norwich and Worcester RR boiOd 725 u
do bol0, 723 SO do, bol0i 72 so do 7af; SO Phadel
pha, Baltimore and Wilmington RR, az; 25 do 2lH; 90
do 2l3 400 Reading RR 24a 90 do, bo3d 241 do bo
l0d, %; 90 do, solOd a4b South Cove dividends co.
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reports tst on the 24h Dec the PASSAGE while
seudanns Y heavy gale from WNw shipped which
ried away warks nail stancheons the off deck
who lost. ~ - ~
ScHR Dover. Maseck arrived Savannah Feb 49, from
"a reports having eerenced the ih h and 6hns
lat @ 30 Ion 78 q W. violent gales the wind blowing from
ih north aud She however rode them out safety tn
hhds molasses = :
BasSuF AsHoRE-Th- Havana Diario de la Marina, Of
bal ashore the 10th u off Key Largo-she had al
ready worked hole in her bottom The captain five Of tn
crew. with had left the wreck launch fo
te purpose of obtaining leaving Of the in
charge She bound for Cienfuegos.
TONNAGE OF PITrsBURGH.-From the Wharf Masters re-
ports draw the fol owing materials for comparison be
the arriving this and The
follow vii show the business of he
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By Last Nights N0uthern Mail.

BkLrIMoRE, Feb l7-An Orbit Tnvers, Mobile; Gallant
Mary Evans, Maysguez Smiths Island IS miles
schr sunk the waters edge, houd; Lion Ba
ker Boston; Geo Kots, Beatty, NYork Cld Thos Hooper,
kirwan West Indies.
Spoken.
l6 As s, Ion IS 30.
Tama 81 Thomas for Portland Jan a. lat IS 2c lon TO-
Foreign Ports.
RIO GRANDE, Dec 20-Sd Delaware, of Philadelphia for
Monevideo In port Iowa. Thompson for Baltimore sb Jan
70, Whmos from Marsiles eisg; ss Cloud Da.s fm Rio
aud Frances Ann Green Cape de Verbs do; Retrieve, Upton
DO Salem few days. Venezuela Of Belfast last I'm Boston,
sid Dec for Cape de Verbs.
,MAvAouEz PR Jan 2oIn port Fisher, Thompson, for
NHayen, cargo; Amethyst Anderson from Wilmington,
AT oth NonpareiI Homer. from Philadelphia, 8th Hope,
Mitche and Mary, Bryant, wig cargo.
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Mr.. GEORGE LODER'S CONCERT.
A THE Apollo Rooms, Saturday. February 22d, ls45
"A (Washngtons Birthday
PART l.

Mr.. GEORGE LODER'S CONCERT.
The Apollo Rooms, Saturday, February 22d, s45
~ lWashington's Birthday:
LOBGESANG BY MENDELSSOHN.
Allegro Maestoso Vivace-Allegretto Agtato-Adagio
Chom.m,"All men, all things, praise the Lord,n....
Solo Sing ys praise ali ye rcdeemeda Sig Aatornai
Duetto-l waited for the lord" Mrs Loder and Miss
sclo-Ths sorrows Of death closing. Sig Aniosnmi
Chorus-The Night is departing. .............
nhorae."Let all men praise the Lord". ..........
Grand Chorus-"The Nations offer the Lord'..
Observation-Disclosures, AM -. Mo,,r,
New v.slaa i;;n1on. del csa,e Mozart
:. s''' 'a's' 0ent6isiF to6iFsiFEkr3hitM,' MISS De Luce
Chorus and Orchestra cmposed by visuIemp; for the open
New song-'The Soldiers Glory" composed and
Aris@Caas Animum MIR samon.i. as AnRsssini Rassni
II DIIREGTok:: MR.: dE0RoE LoDER. .''A'
aiae Tickets to .
init live persons, Three Dollars
10 commence at o'clock precisely. f1src
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
HANDEL's GRAND ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH.
A 1 The TABERNACLE. on Monday Evening, Gath inst
MADAME kosiSA PiC0'' d. o'
MISS JULIA Nj. i: SSSRsEEALL. SSREs.
The Chorus:e this will produced with grand
upwards Of $50 Performers ~'f''''"s
The whole under the Direction of Mr. u c. Hl Conductor
Mr.. II. c. Timm will preside at the Organ
reriormance 70 nmence at hafpast ! o'clock.
Tickets each for sale the PRINCIPAL Music Stores Sax.
ton Mill Bookstore, Broadway; Geo. f. Nesbts,
Wall and Water streets and the door the
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

w ANIED-By respectable Englishm,n, situation as
oachman, who thoroughly understands his business Can
is 1Rsory city Recommendations A ue addressed to
tention. ~ ans WI W e' WV" IA goo,es ,,tss -
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
THE Third Grand Fancy Dress Ball of the MINERVA
! SOCIETY will take place at the Minerva Rooms, No
4O6 Broadw Wednesday evening February 18Th 1886
Tickets be had the Rooms Of any Of the Members
SlATh ANNUAL BALL Of the Hebrew Beney yolent Soce
Nibo's. " - '
Notice drivers of Carriages Hacks Cabs must
set their company down with their horses heading Houston
street, and take up in reverss order. BY order of
ISAAC H. BROWN
lib 2tis~m Inspector of Hacks and Cabs
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
THISTLE BALL

THISTLE BALL
si sni sas s
Y 1E sb b 20 @ VII IKE Dfs & Ip THURSDAY EVEN
their seeond and Last Bal. for this season.
E Il. sss
. Those s 70 visit the abode q peny and
cionsy distributing small Of money; especially during
that through tie kadne. Of hs pason. they have BEEN
e. mental II of airy
H. asssq s that s w e al s % ss @
the srs yarn supgod Of generous public.
eus b fr # DSs The Manage
aaee ex,eest Band has been engaged for q The %
of the Programme, and selections Of the Music
Th- Bali will be opened by the Highland Bag yipe, and Ma
s sHa !, a Saoy will b T the
Sessi fSs s!|a.isa Of Rs Ball will Be- iHowa BY the
Tickets ST. to admit Geaiemen and two Ladies, to be had
SMTs i 'c cTRR q tIs"sSI scs mud street. rrs.iden
WM RICHARDSON, corner Of Perry and Greenwich, V.
$Eo Wa MA MARTIs2N s12, GSqsaS, street Treasurer
AME YRTuE Corner ~ iih s.tSssn .ss and as ST Avenue
pr DR. @PouGLAs, corner Greenwich ana L,ish, street.
gAMEs tsP1E, alsi street and ist Avenue
Il. lw % a cxMEsNoN Secretary "a. HUDSON St
SIXTH ANNUAL BALI IN AID OF THE FUNDS
HEBREw BENEvoEENT 81 III SOCIETY,
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may be had Of either Of the undersigned
COMMITTEE
Mr. ssmSs cobsn ss cs SGV 92WSsy Ws,yr
Mr. John Levy. -. No. 81 Chatham and l5l Monroe st.
Mr. M Abm s; Jackson No. 50 Ss Rssd s stree!
NJ L. y Summons. No l5y tsari street
Mt velier,l. No se5 Broadway
va ise"fis.8c sss LIONEL 4 MYERS sssssy sss1ssT
NIBLys GRAND sAINJON,
F OR CON G X AN d BA Ia l. S
nee lor bais. $50.
uT THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT AssoCIA.
TIoN's Annual Ball takes place Nblos Saloon We'd
nesday, February 10th
,nT-THE ARGUS GRAND. MILITARY BALL take,
place at Nibios Saloon, on Monday, February 2ith.
rITHE INDEPENDENCE GUARD Grand Miiita,
18Th
THE MONTGOMERY GUARD urand M,,ta,
Ball takes place Nibo's Saloon, Monday, March 3D.
. 1.-THE ST. DAVID's SOCIETY win hold their Aunus
festival at Nblos 1oesdsy March eth Dinner be
the liable at O'Clock Tickets 70 be had Of the Stewad
J2orc d. &. GOLDEN, President.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
ForeiQn ImportatIons.

Foreign ImpOrtathOnS.
ArcosTuRA-Galliot London Packet-sl95 hides 10 bales
bxs order.
ST. DOMINGO Crrv-Schr Morning Star-700 hides l8 bbls
gum and beeswax 59 crotches $50 logs Rose
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
GcoRcErowN, SC-Schr Julia Pringle-Il2 bales
Colt 4 co.