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Cotton Market.

AuorsrA, March 10. Our market since the receipt Of
the ate foreign accounts has btea very active and the
sales for the last FIVE days reached u 600 10 Is
bales at prices niy establishing advance OF cent
on the rates Of last week Yesterday in consequence
the ia 60 amount Offering, the market little easier
but no positive decline noted Indeed choice crop.
lots readily command cents We note rsles two
cue Of 2ss Dsles cents round and the other Of
81 cents round. - :
Nav osLEANs March 2A-The cotton market opened
on satrfds, with toerahy good demand and the trans
There is at present abundant stock sale Liverpool
Class'f elton Louisiana and Observation-Disclosures a
~; ordinary. AZ OF middng, 81 81; middling fair 81
a6E; fair, 81 81; good fair, Hail
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STOLEN.
IN the evening of the slst Of Ma CHI from Mr. John Mckee
Package of Checks, Drafts and Bank Notes Of the
Reaa II g Dsswn " Iepo i tn
III. same Railroad in Jersey city, containing the following de-
One check drawn BY w. Benedict. the Butchers and
Drcven Bank Of New York, for 81 900, dated April l2th
One draft payable at the Peoples Bank Paterson New
One check drawn by John Moore the Bank Of Com
One check drawn bv james Jackson the Peoples Bank
Paterson, N. j., fsr $78
One check drawn Dickerson, the Peoples Bark
terson, for $50 IL.
Nine Fifty Dollar Bills, Of the PEOPLES Bank Paterson
Of them diagonay end and Of them
with uk thus the face and stamped with he
face and and about in bills and checks. the bills Of
from ones TO hundreds of the Peoples
Bank of Paterson, N.
All hereby cautioned AGAINST taking negotia.
ting the above described checks and drafts the payment
the same has been stopped.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
for the recovery money proportion for any part
the by application H. Dwight, Jr, Genn Lock
wood 4 Co.. 40 Wall street.
Aew York, April l, 1885, az lt*ec
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A6cssl Aneur.m. !; Apolesy. s; Bleeding. Burned OIL
moroa' Il Cnoc, Consumption. q; Convulsions, is
billy q Delirirm emens, l; Dopsy s. Dropsy in the head
Isl Dropsyia chest 2; Drowned q Eryspelas Il Fever pu
Ilsss disease Hip D..s.s inia%mau.n Of
nation q lungs 10; lofammai ion Of stomach, 3; namna
ton Of liver 81 undice i Laes |; Marasmus,
i screula a SmaI 8; Sofeang the BRAIN /; Spinal di
rioloid, l. -
AsgUndsr year SIS to years III to s. 10; to TO- 4
49, 20 to 80 2 30 tc 49, 40 to So "a; so sd e
TO- Q; 70 10 40 4: q" TO 90 q 80 TO 00 Q; unknown
Eli LEAviiiTT. City inspector.
City inspectors Office. March 90 Is45.
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BEEBE 4 COsTAR'S
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1S45.

BEEBE COSTANS
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1S45.
- curve. 1Ir-L oval
BR-2 wids-cul small round rather fol-
Ter sides, and apeng OF fine meeting with very
slight the front and Sethe under OF the bm
q 5 oped and y inch curved
BArp-9-l6 h inches wide, with buckle.
BIND,NG--9 10Th inch wide.
Feb n, 1843.
NJ Bin presenting the public and the trade generally the
abov detail of The proportion Of spring sty
ncng the fashI for thu ensuing season. beg
tht do the full reliance that beauties
and positive erts will for the undoubed Of
puDlic APPROPRIATION and adoption.
comp rison Of s distinct,vey p.cuIar features with
those Of some the other announcements the fashion, will
al satisfy the public the original Of the design and
that ali attempts at imitation but sorry efforts deceive
them and to appropriate that to which have exclusive
claim 4iis*uc
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Passengers Arrived,

LvEarooLpacket ship Queen of the West-Jas Feeland
lady, child and servant MIR Crossn, n w LUZ Edw Mntun
-l5G IN the sieersge
LospoN-Barq,s Lousa-G Van Duy. w shaw-3 in the
Storage.
BunSos AyHEs-Brig TweedR Barney. 8 A Brewer, Ray
nond I.ofulsde -
3 JeHs. PR-schr Willis Putnam-R Herrero. Drego
Lsllas, ii Hermann
NASSAU. NP-Ing Diploma-C Chapman. Mrs Dunscomb,
Mas Duasc NIB Mus Taylor
shank
ZArzBAR-Barque Star. at Salem-Capt John Wood, OF
salem; Farland and Messs Miller and Bertram aud
I'd officers of barque Behrng Of Salem wrecked Mocha
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SFitchhurg RR, iaa, Western RR. Io3; Is Old Colo.
NJ RR V2: 20 East Boston Dividends, 6 so East Bos.
Ton stock, l33 80 do bolOds 1915 $50 Resd,ng RR a;
fotk Manui 60, 1900; IS Wilmington RR 22F $50 do "a
70 do 23 10 do .39 10 se20is 23 rs do hoods a32
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h + RAJ JIG TABLI ) III Me N L /,
NO. 2o3 BROADWAY, ". Y.
THE Arms and Crests of Families from all parts Of Eurcre
can be obtained and splenddy enblazoned Velum
erad Ccl,ese Of London. The gensaose Of families ar
ranged and moderate charges The srgest and
arrest Heraldc and Genesovical collection The American
Continent, will be foundt w. A. COtnANS,
Where the 0suealosy Of George Washington. beautifully
smbszoned be obtained for printed eoo!s for
N,S MIN istfrc
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A. g. TURTLE, Aucti0peer
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD AND
II MAHOGANY CABINET FURNITURE Jacob y
Plat will sell Thursday at 10 O'Clock at No 90
Brosdway the entire toeko valuable Cabinet and Household
Furniture contained in said the largest and
mahogany articles,
offered at auction for yeas the whole of which has been
made expressly for the retail trade and will be warranted
made ~ the best aud seasoned materials The sale
comprise several hundred Of which will be sold
perempor for cash. the being about change his bu
sinsss.
r-*-ico-s~ .-~~ VOW
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JUST PUBLISHED.
FO Il II II 3 II A L,

THE LIGHTS OF THE REEF.
A ROMANCE OF THE BLUE WATERS,
BY H. INGRAHAM. ESQ.
UTHOR Of "Laftte," "Quadroone," Captain Kidd Sc
II Price Is cents. ALSO.
CHARLhs BLACKBOARD This Adventures Of Student nth
capital illustration by the same popular author Price l2
cents.
And will be published on Tuesday,
EMILY MANSFIELD The Gamblers Fate Lost notWon
BY the author Of Myteres Of Boston, wit, three lusra
For sale all Book Stores. m3O Sits rTc
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED
NUMBER THREE

NUMBER THREE
MARTINS ILLUST RATED AND
DEV OTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE.
WITH NOTES AND REFLECTIONS,
REV. ALEXANDER FLETCHER
THE PUBLISH Frs daily receiving testimonials from
Cergym.n, who unite in approving the design and
ton Of this edition the especially the by the
Rev Alexander Fletcher free from alb bias
to be generally accountable to evangelical readers ofa De. om
nations II ory remains for publishers their
subscribers that the and artistic excel
lence of this editpn will be maintained throughout the entire
work. X. MARTIN & CO,
al 2tsrc rs John street.
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Co! a Mans Eaasss.ian Co on sosrd-al well!
Brig China small IS days from New Orleans. with IS oos
Brig FTances Stewart days from New Orleans with mo-
British brig ssds5 Dawson II days from Windsor with
sshr Bridge yser Alden from Aux Cages March 49, with
days; schrs St Thomas Beman DO Isl Dieskau for d. few
9th IS cask. mcssse. Thompson Adams Il do tee do
ownna Aspawa Lett briggs Osceola, Davis. for NYork
oh! sash Lsvins, Fowler from st Isgo de Cuba larcL
Nth 20 oce oranges Berry Spoke aah ult So Ion
sehr tyra Stevens l6 days from Bermuda in ballast 10
ducser .ehbourn Left ship Nedora, for NOrleans MAJ
tor Spoke Ss 5 u d rsIs for
naId: fom Lubec for The Chesa peake. go
sch Sarah Louisa Chase from Georgetown sc with cotton
sshr Boston. Thump, days from ,h mde
schr W Marsh, Lake. days from Virginia, with oysters
schr Pearl Handy days from Lubec. Me with plaster 10
Schr Rising Sun, Pummer. from Ellsworth Me- with spas
to master
schr Zephyr, Crockett days from Thomaston with ime
Schr Pioneer Ncke days from Salem with mdse to
schr Tgrss Lowell days from Boston, with md,e to the
sehr Eliza Doane days from Harwich Mass with fish,
Brig Tom Payne. Anderson from New Orleans
Brig u nton, Lyon, from Savannah.
bIg Augusta. Sherwood from Savannah
Alse ship, barques, bngs, unknown.
s .1s s.sdy .sdy
ton big. PsteIso Pars Sea New West ladies' Excel Ss
vannah; Fanny Colt, GEORGETOWN, SC. and Others
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PHIApELrHIA, April AR Benz franklin Finn, Bostan;
Orleans. -"
BALrIMoRs, March 3i-Arr Susan, Lauderman NOrsans;
rsndeGast Tootle hAyaua Emily Johnson snedicor 81
Thomas CID Meta, lBrem1 Meyer Bcmeu Mary, Mslston,
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Died,

On Tuesday evening, LIST instant CHARLES EDWARD,
youngest son Of Horace X. and Jane Kmbel aged six
months
His funeral will take place tomorrow (ThHrsday)
afternoon, at O'Clock, from No. IS Roosevelt street.
Friends nnd ac4uainisnces respectfully invited
attend.
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Weshsll esteem IL Captains Of Vessels will give
Ross~r StLyrv, CAPTAIN Of .ur News Boas report Of
the shipping left al the port whence they sailed vessels
spoken Oh their paasga list Of their foreign
newspapers, or news they may have Agents aud Corrspon-
his Office any Marine atsrsnce thew NAV rec.ys. "
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Anctinpeer

II,
"A uCTloN NOrlCE.-Hardware Cui.ry, Farcy Goods
q Maiden lane, Heavy and Shelf a DWARF c. sSoves
Locks Tea Trays, Spoons, Saws Candesticks, sc.
Also cash. 90 900 lb Sad irons 10 be sold for
whom il may concern
Also. American Hair Brushes, Horse Brushe., Sc.
Also, Cutlery wiz It's bic and dessert Knives aud Forks zen
and poctet Kaves Razo rves ivory handle sets KNIVES
and Forks Scissors, Shears, Sc.
Also, invoice OF German Staple and Fancy Goods.
Also, great variety Of other Goods.
Catalogues ready. app lt-ec
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DEM0CRa ATTIC MFE TTNG

order the sacred rights of every freeman which
e NE bs liberty and the Ipnu Of hspoaes the wing
Hall No. i3l Bowery Thursday the Sd day OF April al
htfpast7 O'clock adopt such lawful a. shall en-
whH now ns the de,,ins Of the people Of BY Their
rice ask friends and all who approve OF The above to
them Inn n aSK
az aero W. AA<A'nI-LI.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING

NTEnhNOE IlNG
Caledonia Hail. Grand street. corner Of Broad way this
WednesSayl evening at half past o'clock Mr. PIERCE
the meeting. Suh,ct-"The Life and Times Of ALCOHOL
the History Of The License Systemora Legal
su,.ion. Wo to the Rum.seliing Gen'ry!]
IL Ambulance l2k cents The funds be scrupuous.
applied tepace the type and furniture Of the office Of the
The .moant Of several hundred dollars BY the Rum mob that
p ~ me Sfe s % aHs on e L
who will not? The love Of the grave the gay the lively
aud severe, NAV expect a rich treat. az 1t~rc
'I,nE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF PIONEER TEM-
.PLE NO OF the House Carpenem Protective Assoca
on will be ceebrated Broadway Tabernacle the 18th
inst, at IN o'clock.
Address will be delivered bv Dr. Lardner the Diffusion
Of Scientific ard Useful Knowledge among Mechanics.
An Grafton by the Hon Xii Mooe the Social Moral and
Intellectual condition Of the Mech,nic. in society.
The exercises will be inerspers,d with music by several
puar Vocalists.
For further particulars see hand bills.
Tickets so Gents to admit Gentleman and Ladies, may be
procured e n L9ckwoods al sBroadway Saxon and Miles
208 Broadway; Riley& Co.'S 2s7 Broadway. Hills Tool
Store. Broadway; Broadway House, Tammany Hal Woods
Cha,haD and Duane Office Of the Evening
at h. Door during the evenings Of either Of the Dmttee
VIM. A. Davis, Matthew K-lly,
Benjamin Price, w. M. Marten
Jacob A. Cole. VIM A. DAVIS, President.
M. KELLY, Secretary. az 3t*rc
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LADY PHRENOLOGIST.

PROFESSOR RODGERS, ENCOURAGED by his wonderful
SUCCESS in the defeat Of MR. DURANT and Others
and fully determined not to give up until the last
ifsPt,c pTSpc;es to continue his investigations
ase a.ti1as duns the PRESENT week
at CLINTON HALL. Nassau street. Wednesnay eve,
ming at Avenue c. and Third streets Thursday eve
ming and at Grove and Hudson streets Friday
re h,ppy 70 announce the arrival Of Mr. and Mrs LOOMS
from Phil delpha the parents of Miss MARTHA who has
correctly by large number Of Watches PERFECTLY bandaged
seventeen evenings Of eighteeo different halls this
city witnessed by thousands Of scientific persons who could
not be deceived Mr. and Mrs LOOMS have distinguished them
Loomi; will be and lecture upon Phrenoogy and
hrenoioRica examinations After which the Professor will
mognete yera persons, whom will be Miss Martha
and Master Oscar Whose wonderful ests of srcpg
onhed Thousands and will attempt lift chair held down
by five strong selected from audience while mag
netic stste.
Al explanation Of the claim feat will be given.
Mrs LOUMlS HIS ectuTed to very large and intelligent
depceS IN Phiiadelphia and many other cities in different part
Of the United States and show credentials
cienl =
The undersigned. citizens Of Harrisburg having had the
pleasure Of listening to lecture by Mrs. e. c. LOOMS
on rhrenology and Animal Magnetism deem due to
ensye and accurate and her Of presenting them
popular audience unusually happy We would also that
her exermens attended with remarkable ap
reared 20 ano'd satisfaction to We
ifo5maton The subject or to witness
the Phenomena connected with ,is wonderful science
JAMES FLEMING,
Sd: INGRAM,
WIN STEWART,
mhsoec JOHN WYiETH.n
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
RY E II. Ludlow co.
RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS.

I
A.ae
arRS S Be nsaI
at Hoa e NV a''s the 'n
esissE fssf.y fss K: :s e
Se t..mSoss rs chhssy 'e Captain g.
will leave ont Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons
The Steamboat KNICKERBoKER, Captain A. Houghton
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
At o'clock P. NJ. Landing intermediate places :-rm
r% "o steamboat Sou Fl AMERICA Captain NJ H. Tes-
DELL Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain willi,m H. Peck on
Passengers taking the above lines will arrive in Albany
ample time to take the morning train of Cars for the
The Boats and substantial, furnished with
ana o he for and
F,sight taken at moderate !a rates ~. T..
w,hoa, written order from the Captains or Agents
K. s On ~ INV board the
NEW YORK. Albany AND TROY LINE.
Captain A. H. SQUIRE This Evening, O'Clock Wednesday,
April I'd, i843.
passage freight, apply board, c. CLARK.
the Office on the wharf.
Freight taken on reasonable terms Freight
be charge Of the Freight Agent the Company will
be responsible for losses. mag
az FOR NEW ORLEANS-Positively first and
$3.50 Regular Packet-Louisiana and New York Line
bReguiar Packet Of 9Th inst-The and very supe-
rior packet ship SHANUNGA, Captain Patio will sail
above. her regular day.
For freight passage. having splendid furnished accommo
apply board Orleans wharf, foot of Wall
n !. Z. X. COLLINS < Co, IS South
Positively goods received board after Saturday
Ing, 5th April.
Xssut New Orleans, Messrs. Hullin < Woodruff, who
VIII promptly forward ali goods fhev address
The Regular Packet Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt,
will succee Shanuupa a. sail 18th az :
TO LET and immediate Possession Given-Ths
e. Store No. 97 HERALD BUlLDIN GS, Nassau street,
with Counter Fixtures Shelves Gas Lights Stove and
Pipes ready for the reception Of respectable merchant
or tradesman
Also Store, No 90 from the LIST Of May next
occupied and shoe equally complete
every respect For urther information and appca-
ton b. made the desk Of the Office Of the Herald
az tire
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SOltans Mozart, Mcfarland. Portland; Frances Hale
NosFoLK; March 2s-Ar Abby Baker, Pratt NO rens for
N1ok In distress-ngh Of 9Th struck Cape Haterls
carried awsy rudder the other
a %..ss G1T!so Welssy aud s0oaa ESuasn Tho
son. JaYaca viRnian, Nickeson. Boston; Echo. Elliot
Cook, Newport
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A ucTInN SALE OF THE FlxfUREs AND fURNI-
THF GER TIE fAEs j. 90 TIE Z &. 4.D
Hfs % J e. will sell # sp p {.
entire sslonsss % he Pos. Once ss%pI pr
Iss 's
%s.. ssIeeas tsmrs NC &c Asp large aud valuable
in s.x funds and the afs on s Sv
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
a. Brosdwsy Sr.t rats coses;oa Plants eoa:i.t
81 %
:1dsa Seeds and Garden Shrubs with variety
hand funiture osal des, rptOns this day at 1913 o'clock,
Also By virtue Of mOIgass and decree in Chancery;
Also ssecond hud Piano Forte. Counting Desks
SSs seaa'''0' f'n''ns' Taos BELL
a UCTION NOTICE:-sNlFFsN & CO, Will sell This
MS AZ" street. Sy catalogue Parisiaa ancient
ssd modern STYLES: fsupsoT parsr and other Furniture Piano
TSqr:dsy. AgTi sd O'CLOCK 4ss s.rss,Gsn-
TsS.y ApSj 1h 10 o'clock aa7 East Bro.dw.y-El.-
sosaiaed the above house cons in ofPer Glasses
%s:
offered hi. Mantle Ornament. &c: &C. .2 ls.ec
~,
sss1
arranged great advantage the morning Of sale These
sGs xp m ose AND so
Household FainuIe large assortment by catalogue
apl st.ec
VIM. W. SHIRLEY, Auciioneer
S1ss H0Gm M% cor ps sIs Broad,
fal lot arlor E!ans ceeI,ad nursery Brussels and
III pnns! Coffee and Toilet ssss' Cut Lamps &c. sas
and Housekeepers wishing goods sold
will pleass call Advances made aad immediate Settlements
apl 2t*m
ENGRAVlNGs AT AUG TON.
LEVY will sell on Wednesday evening. at o'clock
cravings sn hou
Boydes Shakepesre perfect orders the last that will be
A UCTIoN NoTJCE1FamtuIse and Housekeeping ,Arti-
Rooms, rucs street win be sold first
% s% N Bal Fsas marble .b.
looking glasses, carpets, sofas. chairs. &c;
spSna ds
By virtue Of the valuable collection of Paintings
aI2,sm THOs BILL. Auct'one.r.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
BY r u LUDLOW CO.
L large assortment Of Furniture.
FRIDAY, April 18th, Elegant Furniture in 7th street,
,,WEDNEkDAY April &c. a. 10Y o'clock, at No. 40 West
THURSDAY April T. at 70 o'clock. % Liberty street,
large assortment Of Furniture, Pic lures, &c.
street Chelsea near 9th Avenue Fashionable Furniture Silver
gsad .:: Elegant shGs It
have been ,ecarsd 70 attend to the sales
tended to application at their No. 20 Broad
mh20 2wSrc
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On the Goth Of August last by the Very Rev. DR.. Pow
to ANNA z. STEVENSON, both of this city.
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TO BkOOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A verv neat Saloon has
~ just been fitted the United States Hotel
Water joining the Of the Hotel with three frat rate
Tables iron Eagle frames and marble Tables
this country, Ba sford old street.
Fulton Players rear Fuiton Market and down
town. the side, will find the s. Hotel saloon well
calculated for their The proprietor pledges
himself to have kept respectable For exercise only
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS.

VHE subscriber has been appointed Wholesale Agent for
house in Europe who the extraordinary ac-
ties Cor the manufacture Of Bronze Powders by which they
enabled offer the besuul and spet did Bronres 80
per cent lower than former prices aud defy all corton
in this article Their Bronzes have been used by the largest
this country for upwards Of who
cur in them a superior amy other for brIan
have large assortment always hand and prepared TO
ply importers and dealers with the article in quantity at
the prices thus saving them the trouble and
pense Of importation. - -
J. II. NICKETT, Wholesale Agent
mas lm*ec tlae kozeIt Col 81 Water street.
BRONZE POWDERS
THE very best aud cheapest Bronze in all shades and quail
constantly imported direct from Germany, and Of
fsred for sale by LEUPOLD KUN Co,
mh2l imsrc 6x Wall street, New York.
DLUMBr DAuUEkkIAN GALLERY AND phOTO-
i GRAPHIC DEPOT, ISL Broadway, corner Of Murray st.
iovs Tenney Jewe storeJ awarded the Medal four first
Premiums and two hghest honors the Exhibition Bos
ton Ney York and PhsdsPh respectively for the best pic
Superb ksuesses OF all Sizes taken any weather salts
factory terms. MAJ lmsrc
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WINGS OF THE EIGHTH WAKD
THE GREAT MASS GATHERING
THE EMPIRE WARD IN THE FIELD.
WHlCSS TO YOITR POST

THE WINGS OF THE-EIGHTH WARD in favor of kes D.
ing the whig flag shl fying aud in favor Dudley seden
for Mayor and Syvanus Seey and Jesse Tor Alder
and Assistants requested masse Al the old
head quarters Of Washington. The Tvo Saloon IN Thurday
the Sd April az ~ O'Clock, respond the
Hon. Dudley Seldom James s. Thayer and Theodore T. Tom
nson, will address the meeting. - ~
Every Wing in the Ward is expected
Bee the large Poster signed by Eleven Hundred and Tweu
ty-seven Wings. 7. NJ, BiEAKEiy
49, Chairman 9Th Ward Wing Committee
W W. ". Bow B; rrax' {see'..
a22txrc
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BURTON'S THEATRE-Archs street,
phi AnET PHTA

WEDNESDAY EVENING April g.
Sslby,s new Drama Of the MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. o
oS%rAN PARls.De Bea.noli-l. Mr. Barrett: Vanille
Bsras Nsuteile Miss Kirby; sencoIrt Mr.. w y Smith
LEY-Webbs! Mr. Burton; Power. Thayer; Lucy Dash
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PAL MO's OPERA HOTJSE

NM W. DlNNEFORD respectfully announces that hay ing
m taken lease Of the named Theatre he will open
on MONDAY, Arnl !, 1845,
with series Of Dramatic which shall be- in
every respect. worthy of public patronage
The first performance which he will have the honor
cling will Be- the Classic Tragedy Of ANTIGQNE tThe chef
with the extraordinary the cities Of Berlin
Paris and London adapted to the English Stage by W. Barho
lomew Esq the Choral Music, by MendelssOhu.
produce this great creation Of the Tragic Muse with cas-
sic effect the Stage will be after the model Of
Gecian Theatres and the scene costumes groupings &c., will
be in perfect k.eping
The Lessee happy that he has secured the
operation and assistance Of
MR.. q. VANDENHOFF.
Stage Director under whore superntendance this
Creon
The Musical DIRECTION will be il the hands of
. Mr.. GEORGE LODER,
with an Efficient Orchestra and powerful Chorus capable
giving full effect to Mendes sohn's sublime music.
The characters will be filled by Selected Company and no
Stage. mai RI
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
INLTI4ToRY COUNTING ROOM,

HSHss<shsVWy1 COIUST
THE object o mpsrt
in Book Keeping, feumsnshp aud Commercial Arichme-
tic qualify 0entemen for practical duties Of the desk
Private ins tructon is given f required
Members Of the Mercantile Library Association are re-
auested apply the Librarian Clinton Hail. who vii,
nh tickets Of admission under the arrangement with
Roieences may be had the Academy to Booh keepers
and Clerks who have been students during the last
For SALE Joness Principles Practice Of
eve price las This work adopted in the 6t Academic
nettutious this II Is also repubsled IN England
and extensively introduced there. rs imeodsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

To BE SOLD,
STRONG we'll bglit Barouchc Carriage in good order
a and well adapted for family with without doub
harness. To be Roastons Riding School, and Liver
Stshes. I31 Mercer street ma IL fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

WASHINGTON, MarcH 81, IcIU -
CONSERVATION pale reigns throughout the DEPART
ments Gloom and anxiety among the old incum-
bents is universal. None Of them feel safc-and
like the victims Of Robcspierre, each poor devil of
an Office holder is expecting and trembling from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-02

Domestic lmportati0ns. otaE
MoBLE-Shp M nce--200 bales A Averill cola
II Talmsnso Emo Pnelps-72 spoford, 1ileston co-3o
Hoi5rook, Nelson cob u Coilins-30 to order.