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RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS.
EOOT RACE-To csme off on Wednesday, for men that
miles 10 the hour-dsrce miles $25 the
first man, 0 to tn I'd man. S. to the third.
yno. Nevills, Sd avenue. X. Christian, New York.
Jno. Donovan VIM Cars, Yorkvie.
- M Cavanaugh Sd avenue.
free for all wslt that distance Entries at
the He'd House, or Second Ward Hotel as 2tsrc
H. TWENTY DOLLAR REWAKD-stolen from
<he sable ofths sub,crber, the nirht the
Apr inst Bay NJ ne. about Is I3k hsnds igh
old this prins with right hind .ncIs chalaced
ger than the Other and at tmes mps iitte aud in starting
inciines to racknR.
$40 will ,. piid for the Of he $40 for the
New Windsor, Orange Co April 7th, ,s45 sslt.e
a. tOk SaLE-A Calico Mare, 7 yeas old IN
III <spTing, about ecn hands high, and trot mile
l-pside Of minutes Warranted sound and kind in
all hsruess and will stand without tying Sold only for the
want OF
For further particulars apply Bakers Exeh,nge Office cor
Of Fulton and Broadway. Price Saos Also leather
tcp Wagon. az 3src p
NEW SEEDS.
~ The SUBSCRIBERS have received by Steamer
choice annual, biennial and perennial Flower Seeds
figured lates Of many Of them, in order that
and the Iubc may select with facility such
they may be pleased with We also offer them in small
tie most beautiful kinds low, they be pur.
chased elsewhere We have also large stock of the
choice Vegetable and Grass Seeds together with large
ment Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and strawberry Gren
H. and nerbaceous plan OF every description Tor sale
will please call ndge for themselves the Seed
and Conservatory Of DUNLAP < CARMAN,
"A 2wsec 635 Broadwv.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shlpmasters and Agen Il,

We shall estem it favor IL Captains OF Vessels will give
70 RoBERT SiLvEY, Captain Of News Boa report or
the shipping left at the whence they saed-he vessels
spoken their list Of their any foreign
spspsIs or news they may have Agents and Corespos
this Office any Marine lntsllgrnce they may receive
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MISCELLANEOUS Record.


PAcKEr SHr ARco Anthony for Havre. will sail to-day
ScHR TErM-The David Pratt, Knight at Boston, reports
4h Cape Ann NV byW ies, fell in ith the Texas
Pulshury, OF Thomaston from New York for Bangor with
$50 bots Hour 27i bushels and took on the The
had leak day, heavy w gale. water
logged andu manageable her pumps chosd and shifted
When she fast by the head and the
saved nothing but what ihey stood in
MsIro W Fishing schr Paris OF and from Gouces
!er abt March Grorg's nix soon after IN VIC
Ie gale aud having since been heard from supposed
hef undered with all board in number Blk Of them
have lett large r. miller
srEAMsa Co JorS sTEyrrs submerged prcpsllor boat
was launched at Philadelphia llst Saturday.
Naval.
York.
welean that the .chr Onkahye 1t Comdt Sinclair order
ed 70 Chaeres with lhe mail for the Pacific
Whalcmen.
Arr At Sag Harbor a0lh ult Wahir gton Sanford from NV
Coast 263 bis VII % do ~ OIL Is lbs bone Spoke the
coast kamschnk' no date, Americs Fisher NIB bb
OIL and him take whale aud his
fer speahi him. L. II at Lahana Oct 29 Citizen S 1000
sh Ceseent do 1900 pound on Huron, Green 90,
oncordia s 1900 for New Ze land Sid from Maui Oct 2,
Hamilton Babcock S 60 sp Spoke Feb a. lat % M Ion
90 81 W. franklin S,mbuck from Pacific OF and for Nsnt
1900 sp (rrported at Talcahuana NOV "a, l45ol
Ar at do I'd instant. Daniel Webster Curry, Kamschs,ks
Sand ich Isands 53 days Straits OF CARO-
of oil and bone (epoed the islands Is 322 whae bone
probably in proporon Spoke coast Kamschasha, sspt
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sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.

First BOARD, April $4,000 State S. Ia $500 Texas three
s. 80 l; $500 County S. s51s To Leheh s. ls5,
l4k; Blk notes. 70; rs shares Yves Bank AK;
a5e Bank, 81 Farmer and Mechanics Bank al 10
ia1.l his nntcn RR, io7; 500 Win ngion "a.
SECOND BoARp-stx sta S. us s.; 5000 ks aiding
Rk bones 68h 1000 Che cake aud D, awerr anal Loan,
15; 1000 Leh ph Mcgns osn -; shares Girnd TIu.,
hill Nayrgaou 80; 2i0 eding kR, rs, 100 do b3 %;
vcksburs Bank 100 United States Bank 6k; s5o b3.
6x: $50 do, rw 6ss
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$751; Io.s7ssls 1902! so7 i2,lss,sso o.ss7.aae

Exc exports. s52.7ss a4os -. s7l.s5i 7l2.ss4
In only one year of the past FIVE has the value Of the
po exceeded the value Of the exports This shows
very favorable state Of trade Any countrexporting
greater value than imports must be steadily increasing
10 prosperity end wealth The value OF the imports into
Porto Rico have within the past lew years fuctuaed
much while the value of the exports have from year TO
year been uniform. Tho expora ion Of sugar IL
lsA3 was only about two thirds that OF 842 and but r
fe more than the export Of 1899 The exports Of rum
co molasses and tobacco in S4s much less thar
in sA2 he difference will be reference the table
above There sppears TO have been great de line in
the trade Of the lsnd but cannot be considered una
yorabe the interests Of those engaged In the business
of the island The exports of Porto Rico depend in
great upon he season staple productions OF
the slsnd such sugar coffee snd moiasses may from
to another be increased reduced the
her influences and the exports governed accordingly
The foreign trade is regulated principally by the quan
ty and value Of the exports and not any regular de-
rand may be- from any disposition to speculate
any Of the necessary articles of Importation The de-
cline n the Of cotton ths
dec in the demand for consumption, simultaneously
follows decline in the productions OF the island andhe
ability to pay. The foreign trade of every country
should be controlled by the ability pay, with exports
the liabilities contracted by the imports
The annexed statement shows the amount Of duties
levied imports and EXPORTS with the tonnage and
chorage dues received each year. The falling of in
foreign trade of the island has, Of course reducsd the
venue from this source.
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign Importations.

LvIRrooL-Ship Gen ParkhilI-i pkg De Roy-2 Vande-
yoor 4 Hawood.27 Morris "a Moewood COS f.
Moron-I2 Ress ros coz Osborn Little-II Patton
sewart-H Rollins & Blackburr-1l Thompson Cos w
.mitsI lS Rich .d.on & Wsi.cn.4 z Herns: col W
ttoberson Coz! n B e. W Richards-l Kingslsnd-'s
W Bend-i sni,h hugar coil Cameron Bands
,.nes e Phep. - q MumfoTd9i Sswbold Ra,.e-22R
c,.l . WiIistt,-6 kolins-4 sThompson-l johnson
3 Mathews40 coal 1000 bricks 1000 sacks salt
states Darwood 80 bxs plates quantity
order.
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Ask for Rings Verbena Cream

ND take other would j., et OF AL
"A ries and con shaving IL is rtcommeno ia fu !
confidence teng III. very best shaving o,p ia
here thing that in virtues peculiar
its is made BY the .giaa ia'ento,, much i'm;
proved both in appearance and quslly To hAas will
aod better pr. t AID bet satisfaction sny
which they l are requested to cal AID The aIti-
prepawd. Tnose Who chase 3s2 froome
,iden ne fail Of getting the Plus ultra Of
dern Inventions
For sale by ths inventor,
CHAS H RING, at sea Broome street,
AZ lmsrc between BroadwAy and Bowery
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Married.

On sunday evening, 9Th inst by the Rev John Ebaugh
Mr. VIM ADAMS, to Miss MARY AGNEs, eldest daugh
ter Of Mr. Edward Mariner, all Of this city.
On Sunday evening 9th inst at the NJ L. Church. cor
OF Catherine and Madison Streets by the Rev
Fioz. Mr. RosERr TIFFANY. 10 Miss PHrBE JANE WINE,
all of this CITY. .-'
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RrvEsur from CusroMs. TorrAor AND AscHoRAcE-

This is very great decline in the from this
s,urcc The decline in the staple productions Of the
land for ls43 compared with ls4a ID very great We
mex statement comparing the productions for 1882 s42
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BOTTLES! BOTTLES!l BOTTLES!,!
I,HE highest cash price will be paid for empty Caret AID
Rhine Wine Bottles By calling at New street. No. 7.
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Died.

On Monday, 7ih inst OF consumption. Mrs. HANNAH
HsLMss relict of the late VIM Holmes, Of Bloomingdale
aged b5 years and months.
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence 7st
street and 10 avenue afternoon O'Clock
Her will be taken to Trinity Cemetery for inter.
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T. II LUDLOW, Auruoneer.

2 " AurNOneer
HOUSEHOLD FURN ITURE, SILVER, CHINA AND
- GLAss WARE e. \. LUDLOW $50. win sell a,
william street. h Furniture lined III. above house,
Consisting N part OF mshogany sofas chairs bureaus waId
robes dressing tables Breakfast aud pier tables
pier and msnt.' glasses Bra,e. and ngan carpets window
eds several hair bedd SINGLE ard dou
be washstands with cookery made orde chira
diane setts manel clocks oil cloths crockery and
wHe, &C &c
Also, WIN IA boxes fine Cltret wine
Also, OIL PAL sIlNGS-A few choice oil paintings, &c.
&c.-The whole comprising iu of Household
Furniture Catalogues ady Tuesday afternoon. the
Office Of the Auconees % Broad street, Of Exchange
street 3ts*m
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LADY PHRENOLOGIST

proc ROpG.E. e cou,ared by his wonderful ;ucres.,
sonabe man is conyirc Of the tuh of Human Magnetism
Clavovasce Praly zaion, Sc &c continue his
wsk Rut.sls ,n,Ste Madison street, on Tuesday Eve
c. and Third street. Thursday evening" and al Grove
aud Hudson streets, sIday night.
He happy the arrival of Mr. and Mrs Loomis
from philadsphia the Of Miss Mah, Mrs Loomi,
will be each aud lecture Phr nology and
make chronological she will make
nations at the residence Of Prof at Hammond street.
To commence IN O'clock Tickets Is cents-dm ting
sentl- l-mau lady. a84t*m
'INHE ORG Ans OF VOICE. 4 Murdoch, teacher Of
Encut,on, will lecture alb lluktraed keac
inss and Kectaton. At thu Society Library Thursday Eve
ming 10th Selected will be- from Shak
speae Milton ossan and other poesao. humorous sketches
from the Pi. kwick ,pers.
To before 8o'clock Tickets IS
to be had at the door.
The above will be repeated Rutgers nstitu Friday,
the llth inst. a8 3t*rc
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The value OF the imports into Porto Rico for ls4s was
according the above returns 81 3S4 6S3 less than in
ls42 but the value Of the ortations not included in
these returns depose 500 0S6 making the de-
crease from lsa2 only $i44,ss3. Twenty per
of he segrsgae value Of the importation Of ls4a remain
cd in deposit The value f the exports Of the sDsnd for
ls43 was 81 less than in 6a3 and $46i 706 less
in 1882 Ia sas the exports exceeded the imports
STA 964.
The value of the imports and exports Of the island for
the past five years has b. en- annexed.
COMMERCE OF PoRro RIco-IMroRrs AND ExroRTs.
Imports s,sssa3 essssa 81 aos .sss.s4,
Ex, orts, 3259l3 53i6,6l 5.9s2H5 6s29a7 3O54 905
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SUO TEMPQRE, or Every Thing in seasou-wa arsnted,
Th. Paeheuy Compn"d 1o % pstrov'ns Ms,S n fa,,
snls upholstery aud hairsanns, will be found extremely
useful. and has heen much improved
The Rat Poison for hps fields b,rns, hotels warehouses
&c the destroyer, and will be applied for small
consideta Ion II successful, IT the
Tne Fiv Paper Cockroach Poison well MOSQUITO
Pape too well known.
A.? the compound Chemical Whale Oil so.p and the A.
hc al Supn4te Of Ammonia, Sulphate OF
sod. Of Soda and Bonedust For fn and specific d.
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
ap2 imecdissec 60 Walden lane.
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no RkOOKLYN BILLlARD PI.AYERS.

TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CyROSSI SG FULrON FERRY-A very neat Saloon has
just been rted the United States Hotel lentnce
Water joining the bar Of the Hotel with three rat
Tables iron agile raues and marble beds better Tables than
this Ba sford old Ann
entrance lao Fulton Players Fclton rket and down
town. the side, will find the s. Hotel saloon we'll
calculated for their accommodation TIE proprietor pledges
himself TO have kept respectable For exercise only
uu2s Inn N
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- Course or Lectures ON the Sciences OF
hrenoogy Physiology and Pbysognomy b.ng given
~ o'clock They will continue Iue,day and Wednesday
natlons First four lectures fire. ard hnfian
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SWORD INSTRUCTIONS


THOMAS slEPHENs, Professor Of Bread and Small
the Army and Navy izens Soldiers and all Professors Of the
Art the fact that he author system # Broad
Sword for Cavalry aso for Small for
Infantry and Navythat he has obtained copy night for
and prepared prove r superiority before board
OF officers BY trial o. skill h Professor Of the Art
FROM OF the World He also prepared Demonstrate
that his system rnre useless the foil in the han0s of
sworsman the thrust taught
theory Having proved this his friends by IL
ustraon hold. himself and rlace, to
any Professor OF the Art oppoun he
satisfied the point In neusion he begs leave
the following letter fro Henry WAYNE, Instructor Of Small
Sword at the U. \. at West Point Academy:-
NEW voRK, March 90, I845
At the request Of Col sphsns yapied him to wit
the OF Of his classes and his Of
st ucon and fr furtoer sas,aciion c,lea upon hum by
his pud examined and tn Ough with
hm his exercise for br sd .wor and and thrust
pie, from .tIon and practical trial with
TO recommend him suPero swcdsman fully cempetent
master Of his weapon thai l have met with.
ist Lieut.. Is. Artillery, Director Of Sword Exercise
PROFESSOR sTEPHENS has also commsndatory letters
from eminent Proles the Art in the ned States France
Germany &c &c Gentlemen desircus Of learning the above
will find Professor Stephens at the United States Hotel
Of Flu and Wafer New York, where he
be suited hours Of instruction &C. Gentlemen
wishing qualify themselves Instructors Professors m
the Art to learn thoroughly The science of the Sword
receive instructions privately BY consulting Professor
his quarters, u. Hstei. al 3teodArc
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Passengers Arrived,

FaSneNEeEA Arr1Ve0s
JAcKsoryILLE, Fla-Big vrginia-Mrs Sarah Ann Acker
children.
PERNAMBuco-Barque Columbia at Sag Harbor-P Scher.
me.ors and Luf Of New York. their way home from
Ctna. -
Passengers Sailed.
LvERPooL-Packet ,h,p endenc.-Smeon Snyder OF
Otio ,mson Caris Batmorr; Hou John McCraie. Wis
cset Me; Miss Elizabeth Cook, England; David Golden
T ) Armstrong.
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WHIG NOMINATION..
FOR MAYOR
DUDLEY SELDEN.

the City Of New York.
FRIDAY EVENING April 4th, Is45.
DISSOLVED, unanimously lh.t we counsel and exhort
~ who chershes Whig principles aud would m,in
tain the Wing Causeeyey friend Of Protection American
Labor and or the Texas lniquty~very friend Of
Liberty and Equal Rgh s-every VINO loves his C,u~try
sd proud 70 oe associated in victory defeat with Henry
regular Wing Ward Tickets.
RESOLVED That white Wings continually eutaied by
selfish advisers for Harper in order defeat Havemeye
for H-vemyer 10 'efeat Harper mpeed by gad
for the duties devolvrd mploc Whig
for Dudley Seden the true OF defeating both Asr
ser and Havemeyer.
Resolved That the coming election is destined to
ban,sh Natvism with its bgvtrv ard dscod
from our ranks tie patty Peace
broad and solid platform Of Whg princpes ad nothing
else
On notion,
Resolved That these Resolutions b. Communicated the
WING Young Mems Mass Meeting, st National Hall. their
approval and published in all the VIII neutral papers Of
our Civ from this till the clio e o, Poll..
SMITH DUNNING, Chairman.
j. II HOBART HAws, es....,...
WELCOME Il BE-. BEE Sse'e'a"s' al 2tissm
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MONEY nlARKEr

Monday, April To y. M
The stock market is still very heavy and prices with
out much alteration. Stonngton Norwich and Worces
ter United States Bank Morris Canal and Long Island
closed Mt Saturdays prices vcksburg improved per
cent; Erie Railroad /; Pennsylvana os Harlem, J.;
Canton iell OIL per cent Farmers' Wilmington, l.
The speculative movement in Vicksburg and United
States Bank still continues and prices ere steadily ad
vancng Some of the heaviest operators in the street
deeply involved in the specualton and the prevailing i'm
preston that both stocks will reach much better prices
than those current requires very little capital to
carry hem and operators Of limited resources can co
very extensive busness This act alone sufficient to
stimulate transactions and every advance compes those
coming into the at late hour to sustain the
market at ali hszards. All other stocks in the list were
very heavy today and general thing the market is
very much depressed
The exports Of domestics from Boston for the week
ending the 6th instant, a. follows =
To West lndies.. III bales.
To Rio Janer0. 100
IOtal 2ol DaleS.
This is very small shipment compared with the week
previous.
We snnex statement giving the plumber of vessels
arrived from foreign ports for the endirg March
slst l845 distinguishing the countries to which they
respecuv.ly beloIg:-
CoMMERcE OF PnRr or New YoRK.
Qr.., f~o~uL De-.
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f EKAL Die ESTABL 3 H M E N T i,
NO. 1o3 BROADWAY, ". Y.
TNHE Of Families from all Europe:
can be obtaned and spenddly embazoned VeIlum su
peor in execution equal n Heradic correctness to the
Heads College Of London The ssaealoGiss Of amile.
Heraldc and Geneaoge collection the American
Continent, will be found at w. A. COLMAN'S,
Where the Genealogy Of Geove Washington Beautifully
mbazoned may be obtained for eio printed co'o FOR
el,2 mhD stfr
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DR.. HULLlCK'S

Sc L E CT LIE TURES,
ON THE PHILOSOPHY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
~ ORIGIN OF LIFE, will be delivered on TUESDAY, and
Wednesday April 9th and 9h the Society Library Lecture
Room BIoadwsy For gentlemen only al p indoors open
Admission 50 cents For ladies only at p NJ. Ad.
mission Is cents Doors oper at 2L.
illustrated by the ceebrsd t Mods of the Maternal
Structure and the Human Beirg of development
set jus, imported from Paris Of the Paternal Structure
compee-a full aud M like; solendid Paintings; Sksle-
Natural Preparations &C. These excite the all
who see them Numerous audnees both Of ladies and gea-
emen have listened these Lecturer and afterwards borne
public testimony their proprey and utility Ia New
York they repeated IS tines Philadelphia, % times
dayths ladies presenting Dr. with splendid present.
token Of their baton only need
moral.
DR. Hs s,ay will be short, owing to his engagements
Philadelphia Letters may be addressed p o New
York city. ap4 3t*rc
THE FIFTY-NINTH ANNIVEtSARY DINNER oi
!, the l. GEORGES snCIETY Of New York, will take
Of which is limited, NAV be had Of the stewards.
J. X WAL TER, 296 Broadway.
WV. HINDHAutjHi Vesey st.Astor House.
DIAPER, 30 Wall street
EDWARD WALKER, ia Fulton. and
a6t23 oh 128 Nassau STREET
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sALE 6F 6TFITEkk56 HSf9nfs GER

pACxAGE SALE OF FHARDWARE, CUTLERY GER
1 MAN STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, &c Jacob S.
Patts 9h Sprung Trade Sale of Hardware HAY good &c
wll Ike place This Day O'clock the sas. Room %
Plat Of God of 28i packages
cases. AID los Of Birmingham and she field Hard Amer
forks, earvers SC. sso 1900 doz pocket ard
blade Congress Aabans and Western knives scissor,
Ec Ao 100 Japantd snd walters al 000 700
rbb.d ard ribbed and spill. Percussion caps Also German
ed and rhy attention Also lnbots Bro. knives,
fae olshed mill tnd and uotnd tea tees sand rons
Hendersons oil stoue muskets &c The
sale viii commence with large assortment of Cutlery.
a8 re
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WE requested 70 call th- attention OF persons h. city
and scn.ty to the saeb auct the 18th instant
the Mcch.nts Exchange Of the vslu bile Real stue eloog
ns to the Corp,rston lying the .hne Of The Est River
m,diatey the eas channel East River
be out parcels suitable for e. drnces
aud f beanty OF situation unequa ID BY contiguous TO
the city That portion lying h, BOT q the .unp,ke road
aud adjoining the above divdd four mdtrae sized
farms The whole property in high Of catvaon
and there several good buildings the premises.
Lhographic usps OF the property be obtained the
Comprolisr's Office No 5 Hall OF Records. Park.
Sixty PER purche remain bond and
mortgage for eve with interest az the Of p'y
cent
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE

TUESDAY EVENING, April Q.
w eomssy s
G1.p &c! Hov;a % pyoI,; Gertrude Miss Clara Ei ssra
Danube & SS N;' s1nNTaSy s Chr, uo,,, NJ
W; i. Cnsp;' winnie. Mrs sEsrre.:. -,
PALMO's OpERA HOUSE
10 w. DINNEFURD-Sole Lesse-has opened the above
hiiis TSs II TUESDAY EVENING April sh 1886 the r.
StSsf rh sssIsss % Of S
a: is:. VI fS. i sss:: ss:s: ,
%h sSs % Esss o
h-re no Free List to this Theatre except the Members of
Boxes and Parquets slsecond Tier so csn-Privas
Doors open at 7-Performancs to commence at hafpssr
The Bog Book is open and places may be secured
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
FLOATING THEATRE.
Has Removed to The Foot of Chambers Street.
To eommsus m.EsRAY Mb az Gp.ans spoken
AIT. Aei i1 winch the dr.n. Of HUSBAND AT sIGHT-Fe
dinand, Mr. ArnOld GundenhoO Lawson; Augusta, Mrs
rely Of ORIGINAL Negro Pecuirire singing dancing
b. lie s.s1%r Sy re y y yaIEs De
per. Mr. Andef.on Capt Ivst Amoa; Mn Miss
s sss with sfGSsoF THE TINES VIVA, Next
Pn AndeTson; 4iogenes' bos~e ha'e' rety anu
Dess circle so cen-Paqueue q centsPrvate Boxes So
rHYONS CIRCUS,
B o w cry Il AMPHITHEA n r r E,
ENGLISH tQUEsTRIAN COMPANY;
On IuE3DAY EvESiN.s April g. will Oe introduced for
tho '''?Ss ssLsSPD vi; HORSES
and the choicest seds from Ba.tys London Amph
RIVERS ,,,.1 EAMLY nsi A,y .y.ss Roys sa.
three distinct pe rformances.
B,Se, rs crnsNP,t l2h cents
Perform minces TO commenc. at halfpast7. a8 lttrc
BUKTUN's RHEA CRE-Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA
TUESDAY EVENING, April g.
The successul nsd ogins drama n three act. OF rU!.
Jenkins, Buke sprouts Johnston; Gen. Trvon. Ss ford
Talbot, Thayrr; ulaume Mr. Bowers. Kate Mr.. Bulke;
P,i..y Patnam Mrs As%u:; M,s Jsntip. 81 Ne: HpEhss
Womyeow. Mr. Johnston: Hr. Gins r. Mrs ". smn.
CASTLE GARDEN ROTUNDA.
THE Propretors pee fully inform the pubic hat the
above named place IS N ard itAfe r. aud
Also, English Vocal and Instrumental Con wi
M orchestra and chous 1hs whole .uder The direction Of
made i BY ieiIer paid at 81 Walker st as ,wIc
NiBLU GARDEN
THE ENSUING SEASON Of this establishment, will com
the last week in May st IN June lS43.
5ss R Of $ H. .S
dsR;. %..Is H-yYora :,E ,s., mil, a~i. TIC
EXt1lBl TlON
THE GRAND ORI.INAL TABLEAU, painted by F
.entinE grand m saa.ir pSe, ~ THE ND os The W5RLD
the idea was gesed by DREAMY now and will b, exhi
t.s III Concert Room, the building fora shor
ume pr W. removal fvm the city, Mr. Ane having
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sPENDID PLANTS Ar AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Wedn.sd Morning, 9th inst,
a. o. lock. a. No. IS oadway, first collection Of
Plants comprising Cameeas Axelias Bourbon, Tea, Moss
and other yarsts. Of as Jasmine yolss Rhododen
DAD aud Roses. with ornamental Shrub
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W NNU.
DEMOCRATS LOOK TO YOUR TICKETS,
sPURlOUSTlLKET has been got up by few di,sf CT
"A ed Wing themselves Democras wih view OF de-
teanx you aud thrown the Ward the hands Of your po-
teal oppouenis The the De,noc Republic
Regularly Nominated anddaes submitted The Demo-
cratic Electors Of the Ward with the old and
tseshed rsuage OF our tarty
FOR ALDERMAN.
EMA>Ut.. B. HART.
ron ASSISTANT ALDERMAN.
LYMAN CANDLE,
SAMUEL DIXON, SAMPSON MOORE.
roR CoNsrABLEs.
sAM'L w. HUBBARD. WV. BUCKLEY
ISsPycToRs OF ELECTION
psTRIcr. THIRD DISTRICT,
Charles +. Watts, John II. Dixon,
Richard Thompson. Neis n j W atsrbury
SECOND DISTRICT. FOURTH
John r. koss, Willi,m VIM ley,
Geone w. Coffee. J me, w Bsebe
WIN. II BAKsR I h irman OF the
Democratic Republican Fifth Ward Committee.
WM sicxEL' }secu,ar.,.
The New York herald., 1845-04-08
HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE SALES

AT AUCTION.
THE SUBSCRIBER is grrpared to give prompt attention
lhis sprng) sales Of Househ IL either Stocts
Of families leaking up both
in New York and the city IF Brooklyn.
The above Sales will be under particular direction of Mr.
JOHN T. VAN ANTWERP, who respectfully soiici,s the
orders Of all such require his services Application
Gold. JACOB 8. PLATT,
mh22 TuThSt l0issrc Auetioneer.